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Variations in Depleted Uranium Sorption and Solubility with Depth in Arid Soils
W. Johnson, B. Buck, H. Brogonia, A. Brock
This study examined the ability of alkaline desert soils to sorb depleted uranium (DU) as a function of soil horizon and assessed the solubility of corrosion and migration products from two DU…
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The sorption of selenite on various cement formulations
E. A. Johnson, M. Rudin, S. Steinberg, W. Johnson
Oral administration of naturally occurring coumarins leads to altered phase I and II enzyme activities and reduced DNA adduct formation by polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in various tissues of…
H. Kleiner, S. Vulimiri, L. Miller, W. Johnson, C. P. Whitman, J. DiGiovanni
The results suggest that imperatorin and isopimpinellin may have potential chemopreventive effects when administered in the diet.
Crystal structure of 4-oxalocrotonate tautomerase inactivated by 2-oxo-3-pentynoate at 2.4 A resolution: analysis and implications for the mechanism of inactivation and catalysis.
A. Taylor, R. Czerwinski, W. Johnson, C. P. Whitman, M. Hackert
The crystal structure of 4-oxalocrotonate tautomerase (4-OT) inactivated by the active site-directed irreversible inhibitor 2-oxo-3-pentynoate has been determined and a mechanism for the enzyme-catalyzed reaction is proposed.
Developing resilient ponderosa pine forests with mechanical thinning and prescribed fire in central Oregon's pumice region
M. Busse, P. Cochran,
Carol J. Shestak
Thinning served as an effective surrogate to fire for managing central Oregon forest vegetation and helped restore natural ecological function, according to a comparison of treatment combinations for two decades.
Design of composite SC walls to prevent perforation from missile impact
Jakob C. Bruhl, A. Varma, W. Johnson
Engineering, Materials Science
Crystal structure of macrophage migration inhibitory factor complexed with (E)-2-fluoro-p-hydroxycinnamate at 1.8 A resolution: implications for enzymatic catalysis and inhibition.
A. Taylor, W. Johnson, R. Czerwinski, H. Li, M. Hackert, C. P. Whitman
A mechanism is proposed for the MIF-catalyzed tautomerization reaction and it is demonstrated that MIF processes the enol isomers more efficiently than the keto isomers primarily because of a decrease in Km.
The structure of the proline utilization a proline dehydrogenase domain inactivated by N-propargylglycine provides insight into conformational changes induced by substrate binding and flavin…
D. Srivastava, Weidong Zhu, W. Johnson, C. P. Whitman, D. Becker, J. Tanner
It is shown that N-propargylglycine irreversibly inactivates PutA by covalently linking the flavin N(5) atom to the epsilon-amino of Lys329, and inactivation locks PutA into a conformation that may mimic the proline-reduced, membrane-associated form.
Kinetic and structural effects of mutations of the catalytic amino-terminal proline in 4-oxalocrotonate tautomerase.
R. Czerwinski, W. Johnson, C. P. Whitman
It is concluded that the 2 order of magnitude decreases in kcat in the P1G and P1A mutants result from both a decrease in basicity and an increase in flexibility of the general base.
Corrosion of Depleted Uranium in an Arid Environment: Soil-Geomorphology, SEM/EDS, XRD, and Electron Microprobe Analyses
B. Buck, A. Brock, W. Johnson, A. Ulery
Geology, Environmental Science
Corrosion of anthropogenic uranium in natural environments is not well understood, but is important for determining potential health risks and mobility in the environment. A site in the southwestern…
C. P. Whitman
G. Poelarends
K. Dalby
Héctor Serrano


If you like to have a paper-based resource in your hand to browse through, nothing can replace the "Seattle Info Guide" in our snail mail Relocation Package. We are happy to send you one, just email me at edy@seattlecentric.com. It helps me to know what area or neighborhood you are interested in if there is one, if you have a family, and special interests such as golf, sailing, art, etc.
1. Living In Seattle … the city Government website which includes info on neighborhoods, public transportation, recreation, parks, blogs, and events.


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Polyscias sambucifolia, commonly known as elderberry panax or small basswood, is a species of plant native to eastern Australia.

Taxonomy
Elderberry panax was first described by Franz Sieber in 1830 as Panax sambucifolius. It was given its current name in 1894 by German botanist Hermann Harms.

The taxonomy of the small basswood has been reviewed, resulting in the recognition of three sub species: sambucifolia, decomposita and leptophylla.

Common names for these plants include small basswood, elderberry panax, ornamental ash and elderberry ash.

Description
Elderberry panax grows to 11 metres tall with a trunk diameter of 20 cm at Errinundra National Park and Otway National Park in the state of Victoria.

The trunk is straight. Bark is dark brown or black. Fairly smooth, marked by lenticles, pustules and lines.

Leaves

Leaf form varies between different sub forms of this plant. See Plant Net for detailed descriptions between the sub species.

Leaves are pinnate or bipinnate, with leaflets. Between one and six pairs of leaflets on the leaf stem. Leaflets of sub species sambucifolia are toothed, ovate in shape. The other sub species leaves are not toothed.

Leaflets 2 to 20 cm long. Leaves glossy green above, dull glaucous below. A terminal leaflet is seen on the end of the compound leaf.

Leaf stalks vary between 20 mm and no leaf stalk in sub species leptophylla. Leaf shape varies between ovate or elliptic to broad-elliptic in sub species sambucifolia. However the sessile leaflets of sub species leptophylla are oblong linear and somewhat curved (falcate) in shape. Leaf formation is two-pinnate or rarely three-pinnate in sub species decomposita.

Leaf veins evident on both the upper and lower surfaces. Sunken on the top of the leaf, raised below.

Flowers and fruit
Yellow/green flowers form on panicles from December to February. The fruit is an edible globose mericarp, 4 to 6 mm long. Mauve or blue in colour. Containing one or two seeds, 2 mm long. Fruit matures from January to April.

Distribution and habitat
The natural range of distribution is from Cape Otway (38° S) in the state of Victoria to the McPherson Range (28° S), on the border of New South Wales and Queensland. It is often seen on the edge of rainforests.

Ecology
Currawongs eat the fruit. The caterpillars of the elderberry panax leaf roller (Cryptoptila australana) eat the leaves.

Uses
Elderberry panax has attractive foliage and fruit.

References

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 Polyscias sambucifolia at NSW Flora Online Retrieved 20 August 2009

sambucifolia
Apiales of Australia
Trees of Australia
Flora of New South Wales
Flora of Queensland
Flora of Victoria (Australia)

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Q: Windows Embedded Standard 7 won't find my .dll Several weeks ago I have build a Native C++ .dll that wraps a third-party .dll to be used with C# P/Invoke in several applications to be deployed in WES7. I've been using Windows 10 as a dev box and everything works as expected. This week I finally got my hands on the box with embedded Windows and things are not doing that well anymore... I've tried to deploy three different C# applications that use the .dll I built alongside the third-party one but they all fail with a DllNotFoundException. Obviously both .dll files are in the same folder as my executable file for each project, but I keep getting the DllNotFoundException. My native .dll targets the Win32 platform, the embbedded windows is a 32-bit system, and all my C# apps are built to target the x86 architecture, so I've ruled that out. I've wasted the last hour messing around with the system32 folder to no avail, so I've run out of options. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Edit: I just talked to a co-worker who works remotely and he had the exact same problem when trying to run our .dll under WES7. I'll update this question as soon as I have more info.

A: In the end, I happened to be dumb enough to deploy a DEBUG version in the target machine, which didn't have msvcp100d.dll and msvcr100d.dll. I used Dependency Walker to figure that out (apparently it was too hard for me to take a look at the project properties page drop-down) and deployed a release version in the target. It finally worked, but I had a different problem that leads to another question...

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Le bassin central indien est une dépression océanique de l'océan Indien constituée d'une plaine abyssale encadrée par le sous-continent indien au nord-ouest, la dorsale centrale indienne à l'ouest, la dorsale sud-est indienne au sud et la ride du 90° Est à l'est.

Son relief est interrompu par quelques chaînes de montagnes sous-marines telle la Viaud Ridge au nord-ouest mais qui n'atteignent jamais la surface pour former des îles.

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His Name Itself is Music
11th February 2011 - Album - FIRECD139
Jad Fair has often said he never tunes his guitar, as he feels it takes away from the immediacy of his music. Sometimes the rough textures of Fair's work suggest that musical instruments just get in his way as he sends his muse on its merry way, and he's largely dispensed with them altogether on 2011's His Name Itself Is Music.
Jad Fair is by his own admittance a prolific artist, "It takes a lot of work, and bands spend way more time in the studio than I do. Most of my albums have taken three or four days to record". It comes as no surprise then that whilst releasing 'Beautiful Songs – the Best Of Jad Fair', an album featuring both Jad's own material and those created with Half Japanese and boasting over 100 tracks, that Jad can offer yet another contribution 'His Name Itself Is Music', to what is already a considerable and esteemed bank of work, 'His Name Itself Is Music' see's Jad continue to embrace his emotive and raw approach to music making. An un-tuned guitar, his voice for beats and his expressive singing wavering in and out of pitch as if momentarily plucked from his generous subconscious. "I love him for his boundless enthusiasm and shy genius" says Everett True, ".. maybe it's wrong to call Jad naive because he knows what he's doing, but he has a child-like wonderment that to me is at the core of most great music I can name. The Shaggs, Leadbelly, Jonathan Richman. He makes my feet want to move, and there's no higher compliment, I've seen Jad play concerts with a rolled-up newspaper and upturned wastebasket for rhythm, with just his voice for colour. I've also seen Jad play stadiums in precisely the same fashion – with a band behind him, sure, but with the spirit intact – in front of crowds of over 15,000, in support to Nirvana on their final tour."
Jad Fair - His Name Itself is Music - CD quantity
1. The Best Ever
2. Paper And Pen
3. The Lion Roaring
4. I Hear The Clock Ticking
5. The Bang Of The Whistle
6. Sweet Soda Pop
7. Mixed Up Coffee
8. For You I Am A Faller
9. Happiness Explosion
10. Have A Nice Day
11. Let's Get Down To Brass Tacks
12. Soda Pop
13. I Think You're Cool
14. There Are Blue Skies
15. The Bee Keeper's Daughter

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Story: BookTrib's Bites: A Plethora of Intriguing Reading
Current version: 5, last updated on Tuesday, May 10, 2022 at 1:04 pm
BookTrib's Bites: A Plethora of Intriguing Reading
"The Bus to Beulah"
by E.C. Hanes
On her way to a new job in America, Maria Puente accidentally discovers a human- trafficking ring. Fearing exposure, the American company that manages it kidnaps Maria.
Maria's disappearance triggers a desperate search to find her before the kidnappers can permanently dispose of her. As the investigation unfolds, longtime Hogg County high sheriff Will Moser confronts Albert Waters, a powerful businessman who Will suspects knows about Maria's disappearance -- but Albert and his Mexican cartel partners prove to be brick walls.
Will calls on Elijah Kahn, a man he got to know while serving in Vietnam who now runs one of the world's largest international security firms. This taut thriller culminates in a heart-pounding chase to save Maria. Purchase athttps://amzn.to/3dMQfBs .
"Blockchain Ethics: Fighting Honorable Battles"
by Jamil Hasan
A continuation of the Blockchain Ethics consumer guide series that author Jamil Hasan first penned in 2018. He continues to address important trends in the media plaguing the retail consumer's ability to effectively and accurately understand the benefits of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology: specifically, media disinformation and misinformation.
The author examines the more than 400 times that Bitcoin has been pronounced dead by "experts" in the mainstream media and dispels Bitcoin's demise by sharing excerpts from guests' podcast interviews while hosting them at the weekend Crypto Corner Podcast. He tackles conversations with entrepreneurs, founders and business leaders, providing readers with an ethical guide to understanding Bitcoin, free from media bias against the popular cryptocurrency. Purchase at https://amzn.to/35UgFAZ.
"A Promise for His Daughter"
by Danielle Thorne
His latest project has a two-year-old surprise.
Fatherhood wasn't what Bradley Ainsworth expected to find at Henny House. The run-down Victorian is his best shot at proving himself as a historic renovator, but the new owner has no interest in recreating the past. Claire Woodbury and her foster daughter, Emily, are focused on the future -- until everyone learns that Emily is Bradley's daughter. Does that future have room for him as a father…and more?
The author has written more than 25 books including, romantic adventures and historical novels. This book is part of the Love Inspired Inspirational Romance Series, in which readers fall in love with stories where faith helps guide them through life's challenges, and they discover the promise of a new beginning. Purchase at https://books2read.com/DanielleThorne.
"The Prison Minyan"
by Jonathan Stone
Welcome to Otisville, America's only Jewish prison . . . rugelach, blintzes and a quest for vengeance from the highest tier of the US government. A crew of fraudsters, tax evaders, trigamists, and forgers discuss matters of right and wrong in a Talmudic study and prayer group, led by a rabbi who's a fellow convict.
As the only prison in the federal system with a kosher deli, Otisville is the penitentiary of choice for white-collar Jewish offenders. When the regime is toughened to punish a newly arrived celebrity convict who has upset the 45th president, they find devious ways to fight back.
Stone brings the sensibility of Saul Bellow and Philip Roth to the post-truth era in a sharply comic novel that is also wise, profound and deeply moral. Purchase at https://amzn.to/367Xwf7.


Summer's essential 2-Piece chair! Small, lightweight and very easy to set up and pack down. The 2-Piece Chair is ideal for throwing over the shoulder when walking down the beach or tightly packing away on a boat or small patio.


Weekend Kits Blog: Beginner Painting Art Kits - Learn to Paint!
Beginner Painting Art Kits - Learn to Paint!
If you're interested in learning to paint, but not sure how to get started, you'll want to visit the Paint & Draw Art Kits section of the store. We've added a new selection of beginner painting kits from Walter Foster. These complete art kits include everything you need to get started painting with acrylics, oils, and watercolors!
The Layer-by-Layer Acrylic Painting Kit is ideal for beginners to learn to paint a work of art using acrylics! This kit includes a 9" x 12" canvas board that's pre-printed with basic outlines of the scene. A full-color instruction book shows each stage of the painting process as a separate layer, making it easy to see what you need to paint during each step.
This acrylic paint kit includes all of the beginner art supplies you need to complete your painting, including 8 tubes of acrylic paint, 3 paintbrushes, a mixing palette, and a plastic palette knife.
Choose your favorite scene and get started painting with acrylics!
The Beginner Oil Painting Kit includes all of the essentials you need, including a project book, 8 tubes of oil paint, flat paintbrush, round paintbrush, plastic paint palette, palette knife, canvas paper, canvas board, and linseed oil.
The full-color project book teaches the basics of oil painting and guides you through 5 step-by-step lessons with easy instructions & detailed illustrations throughout.
For additional information on painting with oils, see the wikiHow manual on How to Oil Paint, including 11 basic steps and helpful tips for painting with oils.
Learn to paint Chinese Brush Animals with watercolors! This complete beginner art kit includes a 32-page project book, ink stick, ink stone, brush rest, 3 Chinese paintbrushes, ceramic palette, 8 watercolor paints, and watercolor paper.
The project book covers basics, including handling the brush, color mixing, and brushstrokes. You'll be guided through 11 Chinese brush painting lessons with step-by-step instruction and helpful illustrations throughout.
Weekend Kits offers creative project kits across a variety of craft kit categories. Our goal is to make learning a new skill easy and fun. Learning to paint is easy with kits that bring together all of the tools, supplies, and instruction you need to get started with confidence!
Visit the Paint & Draw Art Kits to see our complete collection of beginner art kits and get ready to learn to paint on your next Weekend at Home!


The integrated split hopper with a total capacity of 175 bushels allows you to carry single or dual product on board.
Amity's Single Disc Drill has individual row metering that is unmatched in the industry.
30 ft. NT Single Disc Drill in transport.
30 ft NT Single Disc Drill.


Camilla Marcus is the founder of west~bourne, the latest addition to NYC's all-day cafe repertoire. Inspired by the mindfulness and creativity of the West Coast, she's the brain behind nourishing, inventive dishes that just so happen to be vegetarian. She's also a seasoned investor who is committed to investing in other women-owned businesses, like some of our faves: RAMONA wine cooler, The Wing and many more. We #pinefor her commitment to minimizing waste in the kitchen while showcasing her worldly food education, bringing notes from LA and Japan to NYC.
I was raised in Los Angeles, but my father worked most of my childhood in Japan, so food as I grew up was an interesting mix of California style focused on organic, seasonal, and fresh ingredients along with Japanese cuisine, especially sushi before it was widely accessible or popular. On top of that, I lived in Rome for a while in college and absolutely fell in love with Italian cooking, which reminded me of home. I draw most of my inspiration and inclinations from those three cultures.
My kitchen style is eclectic, a mix of high and low, and filled with things I've brought home from my travels. I am somewhat of a hoarder of ceramics too… I'm constantly reimaging tablescapes and what I can mix and match together for place settings. What state it's in absolutely depends on if I'm on the road or not. When I'm traveling my kitchen probably looks more like a bachelor lives here ~ an endless collection of different hot sauces, beer or champagne in the fridge, some dried pasta on the counter, and likely some collection of cheeses. When I'm in New York for a stretch, there's nothing I love more than filling my kitchen with new sauces or condiments, picking up whatever is in season (ideally some things I've not cooked with yet) at the Union Square Farmer's Market, and continuing to build upon my spice collection. I am a collector at heart, and I believe in investing in key kitchen equipment over time, pieces that should last a lifetime. I gather things for the kitchen through my travels and when I'm home in California (I buy kitchen towels pretty much anywhere I go), but I try to keep what I have streamlined and focused only on what I actually use. Similar to west~bourne's zero waste philosophy, I aim to be environmentally conscious and work with everything I have, which means some unusual "kitchen sink" meals from time to time, using up every last inch.
I'm never not shopping for food and I'm at my best when there's no agenda. I like to be free and embrace the excitement of discovery, and I particularly get a thrill from food shopping while traveling, having no clue what I will find. Getting new ingredients I've never cooked with before is inspiring and helps me think creatively out of the box. I'm a hunter always on the chase for something I haven't seen before, whether that's here in New York or elsewhere, and then the joy of seeing what I can create with it. I will pretty much try anything at least once (I've been an adventurous eater since I was a kid), and I live for the challenge of how to incorporate something surprising or uncommon. For me it also feels like the most natural way to connect to the fabric of a community, through what you can find in markets, stores, food stands, etc. All food tells a story, and then it's our responsibility to add to that narrative by what we do with it in our own home. You can then pay it forward by sharing that with loved ones, surprising and delighting them with something new too. This year I came upon pink radicchio, which we now feature as a special addition to The Bounty at west~bourne. It feels indulgent and romantic, almost too pretty to eat, like peony petals which are my favorite flower.
Scribe ~ we have been members of their wine club for over a decade. I try hard to ration it during the months between deliveries… it's just too good. The Pet-Nat released this year has been just magical.
I went to the French Culinary Institute right after college to get some real technical training, something that was always on my bucket list because I loved cooking since I was young. I collect cookbooks from around the world. I'm a very tactile and visual person, so it's like art to me, and I relish hearing about personal stories told through food. It's impossible to pick a favorite… but the Zuni Café cookbook is an a classic for me, and I recently purchased Missy Robbins' cookbook Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner… and Life! that has such vulnerability and comfort in it. The Momofuku original cookbook definitely was a groundbreaker for the genre, and I'm still working through the River Café anniversary cookbook of this year, it's masterpiece. For friends who are just dipping their toe into cooking, I always buy them This is a Cookbook: Recipes for Real Life by Max and Eli Sussman, as I just love the mother~son dynamic and passing down of knowledge in the kitchen and particularly how they breakdown the basics in a simple, approachable way for beginners. The Power Vegetables and Gjelina cookbooks are also go-tos. However, I mostly refer to cookbooks here and there for general ideas or ways to think about a dish or ingredient differently. From there, I really just love to improvise, paint outside the lines. I rarely like to make the same dish twice too as my joy comes from the process and experimentation ~ jazz of cooking, just going with the flow and seeing what comes about. Always with a vinyl soundtrack to move along with.
your all time favorite market: I studied abroad in college and lived in Rome during that time and I still dream about the morning markets and bodegas in and around Campo dei Fiori ~ that, and the spice market in Istanbul, Turkey.


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Als Rotes Schloss werden zahlreiche Gebäude bezeichnet:

 Rotes Schloss Berlin, ein Geschäftshaus An der Stechbahn gegenüber dem Berliner Schloss und Café Helms
 "Rotes Schloss", Braunschweig: Volksfreund-Haus
 Rotes Schloss (Flensburg-Mürwik)
 Rotes Schloss Groß-Ballhausen
 Kellereischloss oder Rotes Schloss Hammelburg
Rotes Schloss (Heroldsberg)
 Rotes Schloss Hradec nad Moravicí
 Rotes Schloss (Jagsthausen)
 Rotes Schloss Mihla
 Rotes Schloss Obernzenn
 Rotes Schloss Tann
 Rotes Schloss Triesdorf
 Rotes Schloss Waldstein bzw. Waldsteinburg
 Rotes Schloss Wehrda, Gem. Haunetal
 Rotes Schloss Weidenbach in Weidenbach (Mittelfranken)
 Rotes Schloss (Weimar)
 Rotes Schloss Zürich

Siehe auch
 Palazzo Rosso
 Rote Burg
 Rothschloß
 Rotschlößle
 Wasserschloss Rot


While staying here, we encourage you to sample the local dining available in the Salt Restaurant. Catering for breakfast, lunch and a la carte dinners, eatery offers quality food at moderate prices. The real highlight here, however, are the views, with large windows circling the restaurant and a patio overlooking the harbour, this is a fine site from which to view the incredible waters of Kosterfjord.
Friday and Saturday evenings sees music provided by local Swedish bands. The Oxygen Lounge and Nightclub serves fine cocktails and offers a modern setting in which to unwind after a day of sightseeing, or a place to meet up with other guests to dance the night away. All of the hotel's rooms are twin and most these bright and modern rooms boast sea or marina view. Some have a balcony as well.


Stephen Curry plans to play like the captain he is considered to be by his coaches, his team, and his fans. Curry plans to give his all in game 6, and he wants to dominate the court from the moment the game begins.
He believes the best way for him to do this would be to start scoring early. He believes that if the Warriors are up by a lot by the first half it will make winning the game a lot easier. He also believes this will tire out the other team.
Being captain does not always mean being on the court, either. Curry will sit out whenever he needs to sit out. He is willing to do this so that he is always fresh on the court. He does not want to take a shot unless he is sure he will make it, and he does not want to turn the ball over, either.
Curry also wants to communicate with his coaches and his teammates better in game six. He believes the lack of communication is what caused the team to lose previous games. This next game is worth too much to have a lack of communication.
Curry will also be playing for all of the fans. He knows fans are watching all over the world, and they want the Warriors to win. He also knows these fans believe in him to step up and make big plays throughout the entire game. Curry wants to prove himself to the fans and Lebron.


Tonal dressing–also known as one-tone or monochromatic dressing–is a technique of constructing an outfit round a single shade. It is a really efficient approach to make a press release by doing extra with much less. In this video, I'm providing you with 5 tonal outfit concepts starting from enterprise all the way in which to tremendous informal.
1. Choose colours in the identical family–don't match precisely.
2. Play round with sample.
3. Work in numerous textures.
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Which outfit was your favorite and WHY?!
Luv all the looks especially the turtlenecks, however being in the Caribbean those only come out for events in the evening.
Grate style! Can you tell the name of song?
Loved the video! Can you please make a video on how to start a wardrobe? As a young viewer, I think it would help a lot. Keep up the amazing work!
Awesome! Incredible use of texture, very inspiring. I am going to try a few things. Keep the videos coming!
most stylish man on youtube! dapper!
I really like the time you spend in the post production. The 3 way view of the outfits look really cool.
Great video! Too bad most are sold out.
I love the first three outfits. Very elegant and cultured look. Great job!
Love the selections! ! Amazing video. Keep them coming!
I tend to equate brown to mature, even for cars. Are you styling your jacket sleeve length to accommodate your watch?
The brown double breasted one is really sharp but I also like the black turtleneck, black pant look.
Really, I love them all.
I can wear that 2 casual date night or conference meeting.
Double breasted suit is amazing 👌 Do a spring outfits video! Need some inspiration for spring!
They all look amazing. My favorite is The Brown Double Breasted Sports coat Pin Collar with Striped Tie, Grey Suit with Black Turtleneck Sweater, and Navy Blue Trenchcoat Turtleneck Sweater with Dark Grey Scarf.
The combinations are endless once you have the basics, don't you think?
thanks for doing an outfit with a parka. a lot of "winter style" videos seem to assume winter in florida, rather than real winter in canada, finland, russia, and so on.
The tan outfit with turtleneck was my favorite, very smart looking. I have those same adidas grey sweatpants, Yes!


The Church honors the memory of St. Clare of Assisi (1193/94-1253), liturgically, today. She is known as the first woman to join St. Francis and his companions in their new form of living the Gospel in a radical way.
The early sisters of Clare lived simply and prayerfully at the Church of San Damiano for over 40 years, sustained by their own work. The her monastic Rule was finally approved by Pope Innocent IV shortly before her death in 1253. She was canonized two years later in 1255.


Original description: Pellegrin, J. 1935. Mission scientifique de l'Omo II. Pisces. Mém. Mus. Nat. Hist. Natur., 2 (7): 136, fig. 3.
Systematic remarks (with taxonomic history): well defined (taxonomic history : consistently regarded as a distinct species since description in 1935).


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Q: Using browser.restart() in Protractor I'm trying to restart my browser in the beforeAll() section of my Protractor spec (using jasmine2).   This appears to be working, and each of my it()'s seem to technically function as well, but each it() is failing with:
Failed: browser.restart is not a function
My understanding is that beforeAll() executes once prior to any it() blocks, so I'm not sure why this failure repeats throughout the test.  Nor do I understand the error as this appears to be a valid function:
https://angular.github.io/protractor/#/api?view=Protractor.prototype.restart
Any ideas why this is?
Here is the relevant code:
describe('The App', function () {

  beforeAll(function () {
    // Clean up any artifacts that may have been left by failing tests
    loginPage.navigate()
    loginPage.login(user, pass)
    mainPage.resetApps([existingAppName])
    mainPage.logout()
    browser.restart()
  })

  it('should do stuff', function () {
    ...
  }
})

A: browser.restart() was introduced in Protractor 3.0.0. You need to upgrade.


Give your surgeons better control and improved efficiency during anterior total hip replacement with the PURIST leg positioning system from Innovative Orthopedic Technologies. Designed specifically for anterior THR, the PURIST allows the surgeon to manage rotation, gross and fine traction intraoperatively, all without help from non-sterile personnel. An auto-traction release mechanism engages automatically when the leg is lowered, restoring traction at 0 degrees extension. The PURIST has a footprint of just 2x3 ft. and weighs 88 lbs. Its quick setup, mobility and easy operation facilitates back-to-back surgeries. Use the PURIST with any standard surgical table for a superior leg positioning system.
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Crescent City Cocktail Classics
Tim McNally,
Prior to the birth of the current cocktail era, which made a first appearance around 1985, no city on the planet could claim the birth of more styles of cocktails than New Orleans.
Even now, those classic cocktails invented in the Crescent City have a special place in the cocktail world. These wonderful combinations of spirits, bitters, water or some neutral liquid, maybe a bit of fruit or citrus have provided many a moment's pleasure with the possibility of a negative response from our bodies later. The last item in that list is not necessarily a good thing.
Historians are still at odds about New Orleans' place in the long period when such beverages were created and why this city was such fertile ground not just for ingredients but also for society's attention to the category. Lucky for us we don't have to voice into the discussion. We can sit back and reap pleasant rewards as willing participants at Ground Zero.
Here is a short list of cocktails that were invented here and have stood the test of time, hence the designation, Classic.
There are no Fuzzy Navels, Sex on the Beach, nor Harvey Wall Bangers in the group – for all sorts of very good reasons.
THE ORIGINAL SAZERAC
As created in New Orleans in the mid-1850's
1/4 oz Absinthe,
1 sugar cube
1 1/2 oz Cognac
3 dashes Peychaud's Bitters
Rinse a chilled old-fashioned glass with the absinthe
Add crushed ice and set it aside.
Stir the remaining ingredients over ice and set it aside.
Discard the ice and any excess absinthe from the prepared glass
Strain the drink into the glass.
Add the Lemon peel for garnish.
CONTEMPORARY SAZERAC
Likely entered the New Orleans cocktail scene around 1880
1 cube sugar
1½ ounces (35ml) Sazerac Rye Whiskey
¼ ounce Herbsaint
Pack an Old-Fashioned glass with iceIn a second Old-Fashioned glass place the sugar cube and add the Peychaud's Bitters to it, then crush the sugar cube
Add the Sazerac Rye Whiskey to the second glass containing the Peychaud's Bitters and sugar
Empty the ice from the first glass and coat the glass with the Herbsaint, then discard the remaining Herbsaint
Empty the whiskey/bitters/sugar mixture from the second glass into the first glass and garnish with lemon peel
As created at the Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans, 1938
¾ oz. rye whiskey
¾ oz. Cognac
¾ oz. sweet vermouth
1 bar spoon Benedictine
2 dashes Angostura bitters
Tools: mixing glass, bar spoon, strainer
Glass: Old Fashioned
Garnish: lemon peel
Combine ingredients in a mixing glass and fill with ice.
Stir well, strain into an ice-filled Old-Fashioned glass and garnish.
RAMOS GIN FIZZ
Created by New Orleans Saloon owner, Henry C. Ramos, at the end of the 19th century | Courtesy Sazerac Bar, Roosevelt Hotel
1½ oz. Old Tom Gin
1 oz. simple syrup (1:1)
½ oz. fresh lemon juice
½ oz. fresh lime juice
1 oz. fresh egg white (pasteurized if you like)
2 oz. heavy cream
3 dashes orange flower water
Chilled club soda
Tools: shaker, strainer
Glass: Collins
Add ice to the glass to chill and set aside.
Add all the ingredients (except the soda) to an ice-filled shaker and shake vigorously 50 times.
Remove the ice from the glass and strain mixture into the glass from a distance to ensure froth.
Top with club soda.
BRANDY CRUSTA
Created at The Jewel of the South Bar, Joe Santini, around 1850 | Courtesy Dr. Cocktail's Vintage Spirits and Cocktails
0.5 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
Bar or table sugar
2.0 ounces cognac (Hennessy specified)
1 teaspoon orange Curaçao (Marie Brizard specified)
1 dash Boker's Bitters (or substitute Angostura)
Cut the lemon in half. Pare the full peel off half and squeeze the juice from the lemon. Moisten the glass rim with the lemon juice, and dip it in bar or table sugar.
Insert a lemon peel into the glass, Mix the liquors in a cocktail shaker of crushed ice.
Shake, and strain into the prepared glass.
Add 1 small lump of ice and serve.
There are other cocktails that claim a relationship to the Crescent City, but they were not invented here. Pimm's Cup, for instance. And there are other cocktails that were indeed invented here but that have not achieved a lofty status, for whatever reason. Brandy Milk Punch, as an example.
But there is one undeniable fact: New Orleans has a special relationship with her cocktails. That love affair has been going on for over 150 years. Let's drink to that.
Read Happy Hour here on myneworleans.com on Wednesdays, and listen to The Dine, Wine and Spirits Show, hosted by Tim, every weekday, 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. on WGSO 990AM and streamed, as well as stored (podcast), at www.wgso.com. Also, check out Last Call, Tim's photo-feature about cocktails every month in New Orleans Magazine.
Categories: Cocktails, Happy Hour, Recipes
All there is to sip and savor in New Orleans
In New Orleans, when the subject is wine and spirits, it is very difficult to leave Tim McNally out of the discussion. He is considered one of the "go to" resources in the Crescent City for counsel and information about adult beverages and their place in the fabric of life in this great city.
Tim is the Wine and Spirits Editor, columnist and feature writer for New Orleans Magazine; the Wine and Spirits Editor and weekly columnist, Happy Hour, for www.MyNewOrleans.com; creator and editor of his own website, www.winetalknola.com; all in addition to his daily hosting duties on the radio program, The Dine, Wine and Spirits Show, on the air at WGSO – 990AM, every weekday, 3- 5 p.m, and streamed live on www.wgso.com.
Over the years, Tim has proved to be an informed interviewer, putting his guests at ease, and covering tactile and technical information so that even a novice can understand difficult agricultural and production concepts. Tim speaks with winemakers, wine and spirit ambassadors, distillers, authors, people who stage events and festivals, and takes questions from listeners and readers, all seamlessly blended together in a program that is unique in America.
Tim's love of wine actually came about many years ago from his then wife-to-be, Brenda Maitland, a noted journalist in her own right, and together they have traveled to the major wine producing areas in the US and Europe, seeking first-hand information about beverages that give us all so much pleasure.
They were instrumental in the founding of the New Orleans Wine and Food Experience, a major national and international well-regarded festival of its type. They both continue to be involved with the planning and staging of this multi-venue, five-day event now over twenty years old.
Tim is also considered one of the foremost professional wine judges in the US, being invited to judge more than 11 wine competitions each year, including the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition (the largest competition of American wines in the world, with more than 6,000 entries), the Riverside, CA International Wine Competition, San Francisco International Wine Competition, Atlantic Seaboard Wine Competition, Indiana International Wine Competition, Sandestin, Florida Wine Festival Competition, the State of Michigan Wine Competition, the U.S. National Wine Competition, and the National Wine Competition of Portugal.
Tim is a guest lecturer to many local wine and dine organizations, and speaks each year to the senior class in the School of Hotel and Restaurant Management at Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama.
Staying abreast of the news of the wine and spirits world is a passion for Tim, and he is committed to sharing what he knows with his listeners and readers. "Doing something I love, with products that I truly enjoy, created by interesting people, coupling the experience with culinary excellence, and doing it all in the greatest city in America," are the words Tim lives by.
It's a good gig.
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Don't Complicate the Cocktail
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To Like, Perchance to Love
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Adoption Rights of non-Hindus and Constitutionality of Personal Laws
On February 28, 2010 By Tarunabh Khaitan In Uncategorized
Shabnam Hashmi has filed a PIL in the Supreme Court challenging 'a law which denies a child a right to inheritance if s/he is adopted by non-Hindu parents.' The case is surely going to be contentious, given its implications for personal laws.
I am grateful to a reader for drawing my attention to the case of Manuel Theodore, where 'in the absence of legislation', the Bombay High Court recognised the right of a Christian parent to adopt a destitute and orphaned child. Justice Rebello interpreted Article 21 to hold that 'the right of the child to be adopted and consequently to have a home, a name and a nationality has to be considered as part of his right to life.' [para 19] What is more interesting, to my mind, is that the Court goes on to recognise a right to adopt on part of the parents flowing from Article 14:
In so far as the adoptive parents are concerned, it flows from the right of such parents from Article 14 of the Constitution of India even amongst those couples whose belief or customs do not provide for adoption. They cannot be discriminated from adopting a child without the State being accused of arbitrariness and infracting Article 14 of the Constitution. Once a couple is permitted under the Guardians and Wards Act of being capable of taking a child in guardianship the consequence must follow that the legal guardian can move the Court for adoption of the child in order to fulfill the constitutional objective of such a child to have a home, a name and a nationality. The Court no doubt has strayed into the area of personal law in what I may describe as the post adoption stage. Though adoption by itself is a fundamental right of an orphaned, abandoned or destitute child, the legal consequence of being given in adoption will entail application of Family Law or what we term as Personal law. This to my mind will not have the effect on the rights of any citizen to profess his religion guaranteed under Article 25 of the Constitution. The Special Marriage Act is in force. Any citizen of the country can marry under the said Act. Marriages and Divorce of those who marry under the said Act are governed by the said Act. Succession by the Indian Succession Act. People professing different faiths marry under that said Act. The vision of the new millennium must guide our religious leaders. Their broad vision can lead their flock to understand religions, as the founders of Religions would have wanted their followers to follow, love and tolerance must be the cornerstone. Religious teachings must undergo the same interpretative processes much as Judges to through for finding answers to justice social, economic and political. [Para 28]
Without referring to it directly, Bombay High Court appears to have overruled its decision in Narasu Appa Mali by holding that:
'the right of such child to be adopted, is not pursuant to any personal law. The right of the child is independent, as a human being, and flows from his right to life as contained in Article 21 of the Constitution. Any eligible parent or parents irrespective of religion can apply to adopt a child. Personal laws, as pointed out earlier, have to meet the test of Part III of the Constitution, if they are to be saved.' [para 30]
But as the discussion in the comment section of this post shows, it is still arguable, Manuel Theodore notwithstanding, that Mali continues to be good law. One hopes that Hashmi's petition will force the Supreme Court to take note of all precedents and arguments on both sides to rule clearly on the constitutionality of personal laws.
Tagged with adoption, personal laws
Arbitrariness in access to justice
Supreme Court & RTI – the continuing saga
I'm curious about which law is meant by ' a law which denies a child a right to inheritance if s/he is adopted by non-Hindu parents'?
Since only Hindu personal law recognises adoptions, I would have thought that a non-Hindu would *have* to adopt under the S 40(6)Juvenile Justice Act 2000.
Would the inheritance rights of such a child be governed by a personal law: either hers or that of her parents? If so, the child might not inherit if she is not of the same religion as her adoptive parents (as this is the position under some personal laws). More fundamentally, the personal laws wouldn't recognise the child as the child of the adoptive parents!
But if we take cases like Sarla Mudgal as authorities for the proposition that relationships (e.g. marriages, adoptions) ought to be governed or dissolved by the law under which they were created, then it seems unlikely that the inheritance rights of such a child would be governed by a personal law. More likely the Indian Succession Act…?
Tarunabh Khaitan
thanks Farrah. your post raises very pertinent issues. a reader has pointed out the case of In the matter of Payal decided by the Bombay High Court last year, which touches upon some of the issues you raise.
gautam
I suppose we should also be expectant of a discussion by the Supreme Court on the Kerala High Courts ruling in saumya ann thomas that sought to bypass the rule of inapplicability of fundamental rights to personal laws by creating a distinction between statutory created and customary personal laws. The Court in the case held that the protection of fundamental could not be ruled out when the legislature was entering the realm of creating personal laws, as opposed to merely codification- such as the hindu marriage act for example-
Therefore if the legislature were to say create new rules that could infact be included within the ambit of a personal law, it could be subject to the same degree of scrutiny as ordinary laws of the law.
given that the PIL before the Apex Court by Shabhnam Hashmi deals with a similar situation, it might be prudent for the Court to deliberate on the reasoning of the Kearala High Court.


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The first brand-new Boeing model since the 777 in 1993, the Boeing 787 is now the essential flagship of the company, and has already become a major hit with many of the world's major airlines. However, to get this dream a reality, it had to delve into the realm of nightmares.
The Boeing 787 project goes way back to the late 1990's, where intentions were to upgrade the Boeing 767 and 747-400 production lines with extended-range models, hopefully revitalising what were ostensibly slowing sales. The result was two models, the stretched 747X and the Sonic Cruiser, an attempted competitor and possible replacement for Concorde. The 747X was not seen with much enthusiasm but the Sonic Cruiser was, seeing as the aircraft could travel at Mach 0.98 but only cost as much to run as a regular Boeing 767, unlike Concorde which guzzled fuel and was only available to the 1%.
All these projects and more met their premature end however following the attacks of September 11th, 2001, as the aviation market downturn and increased fuel prices put people off the idea of major investments. From now on, speed was irrelevant, efficiency was the new byword in the aviation industry. Flight times increased to save on fuel at lower speeds, older, less efficient models like the DC-10, early 747's and even Concorde were retired, and money was put into developing a universe of much more efficient airliners.
The Sonic Cruiser was officially cancelled in December 2002, but Boeing had already begun putting the technology from this aircraft into its new design, the Boeing 7E7, which was formally announced on January 29th, 2003. The design called for Sonic Cruiser technology, such as fuel efficiency and other technology derived from its research, but in the configuration of a conventional aircraft similar in size to the Boeing 777-200.
A striking publicity photo of the 787 wearing the Boeing Dreamliner house colours.
The plan entailed a wide-body, twin jet aircraft with an extended range that would remove the need for large Jumbo-Jets such as Boeing 747's and the proposed Airbus A380. The project was dubbed the 'Yellowstone Project', under code name Y2, and early concept images were produced as early as July 2003. I remember well sitting in Primary School reading up about this upcoming aircraft, wondering if it would ever make it to the sky or if it would go the way of the Sonic Cruiser.
The name 7E7 came under speculation as well, with many believing the term meant "efficiency" or "environmentally friendly"; however, in the end, Boeing said that it merely stood for "Eight". In July 2003, a public naming competition was held for the 7E7, for which out of 500,000 votes cast online the winning title was Dreamliner. Other names included eLiner, Global Cruiser, and Stratoclimber. The launch customer was officially announced as All Nippon Airways' in 2004, placing a firm order for 50 aircraft with deliveries to begin in late 2008.
A British Airways Boeing 787, these are being used to see off older members of the company's 747-400 and 767 fleet.
domestic operations had been considered.
The 787 was designed to be the first production airliner with the fuselage comprising one-piece composite barrel sections instead of the multiple aluminum sheets and some 50,000 fasteners used on existing aircraft. Boeing selected two new engines to power the 787, the Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 and General Electric GEnx. Boeing stated the 787 would be approximately 20% more fuel-efficient than the 767, with approximately 40 percent of the efficiency gain from the engines, plus gains from aerodynamic improvements, increased use of lighter-weight composite materials, and advanced systems. The airframe underwent extensive structural testing during its design. The 787-8 and −9 were intended to have a certified 330 minute ETOPS capability.
During the design phase, the 787 underwent extensive wind tunnel testing at Boeing's Transonic Wind Tunnel, QinetiQ's five-meter wind tunnel at Farnborough, United Kingdom, and NASA Ames Research Center's wind tunnel, as well as at the French aerodynamics research agency, ONERA. The final styling was more conservative than earlier proposals, with the fin, nose, and cockpit windows changed to a more conventional form. By 2005, customer-announced orders and commitments for the 787 reached 237 aircraft. Boeing initially priced the 787-8 variant at $120 million, a low figure that surprised the industry. In 2007, the list price was $157–167 million for the 787-8 and $189–200 million for the 787-9.
Aircraft construction took place at the Boeing Factory in Everett, Washington, and, in arguably its first instance, production was outsourced to hundreds of international contributors. Previously, Boeing preferred to keep designs in-house, or, at the very least, from within the United States. Instead, Boeing chose to reduce the development and production effort on Boeing itself by outsourcing the construction to foreign contractors.
To speed up deliveries, Boeing modified four used 747-400s into 747 Dreamlifters to transport 787 wings, fuselage sections, and other smaller parts. Japanese industrial participation was key on the project. Japanese companies co-designed and built 35% of the aircraft; the first time that outside firms played a key design role on Boeing airliner wings. The Japanese government supported development with an estimated US$2 billion in loans. On April 26th, 2006, Japanese manufacturer Toray Industries and Boeing signed a production agreement involving US$6 billion worth of carbon fiber, extending a 2004 contract. In May 2007, final assembly on the first 787 began at Everett.
However, while 2007 saw the first completed airframe, it also saw a world of issues that would delay this aircraft extensively. Boeing intended for a first flight by the end of August 2007 and premiered the first 787 at a rollout ceremony on July 8th, 2007, by this time having garnered 677 orders. However, the rolled out aircraft was, essentially, just an incomplete shell, with many of its internal fixtures having not being fitted, specifically fastners. At the rollout, the 787 was fitted with non-aeronautical types, a last-minute, temporary feature to keep the aircraft on schedule for its launch which would later be replaced by Flight-Ready fastners.
United Airlines are among the largest operators of the type, and use them extensively across the globe.
by 3 months from September 2007. 3 months came and went, and the problem had yet to be resolved, so Boeing called for another 3 month delay. 6 months behind schedule, the 787 program manager, Mike Bair, was removed from his position, and Boeing announced yet another 3 month delay, citing insufficient progress on "traveled work". On March 28th, 2008, in an effort to gain more control over the supply chain, Boeing announced plans to buy Vought Aircraft Industries' interest in Global Aeronautica; a later agreement was also made to buy Vought's factory in North Charleston.
In April 2008, Boeing announced a fourth delay, pushing the intended first flight back to the end of that year. By the time December 2008 came around, many airlines were starting to lose faith in the ability of the company to deliver, especially when announced that the first flight was to be delayed a fifth time to an unspecified date in mid-2009. Airlines, such as United Airlines and Air India, stated their intentions to seek compensation from Boeing for the delays.
Eventually, on December 15th, 2009, two and a half years after the initial rollout, the 787 took to the skies for the first time. Originally scheduled for four hours, the test flight was shortened to three hours due to bad weather. Following the flight, Boeing began a rigorous 9 month testing programme comprised of 6 aircraft.
The aircraft made its international debut at the Farnborough Airshow in the UK on July 18th, 2010, a show I really wanted to go to, but sadly was forced to do miserable GCSE exams.
However, 2010 soon turned out not to be a good year for the 787, as a slew of problems began to rear their heads, chief among which was with that rather important feature, the engines. On August 2nd, 2010, a Trent 1000 engine suffered a blowout at Rolls-Royce's test facility during ground testing. The failure due to the timeline for installing Trent 1000 engines being reevaluated; on August 27th, 2010, Boeing stated that the first delivery to launch customer ANA would be delayed until early 2011.
On November 9th, 2010, Boeing 787, ZA002 made an emergency landing at Laredo International Airport, Texas, after smoke and flames were detected in the main cabin during a test flight. The electrical fire caused some systems to fail before landing. Following this incident, Boeing suspended flight testing on November 10, 2010, ground testing continued. After investigation, the in-flight fire was primarily attributed to foreign object debris (FOD) that was present in the electrical bay. After electrical system and software changes, the 787 resumed flight testing on December 23rd, 2010.
Eventually, on August 21st, 2011, four years after the rollout, the Boeing 787 was given FAA certification and was now ready to be delivered. The first 787 was officially delivered to All Nippon Airways (ANA) on September 25th, at the Boeing factory. A ceremony to mark the occasion was also held the next day. On October 26th, an ANA 787 flew the first commercial flight from Tokyo Narita to Hong Kong. The airliner was planned to enter service some three years prior. Tickets for the flight were sold in an online auction, the highest bidder had paid $34,000 for a seat. An ANA 787 flew the first commercial long-haul flight on January 21st, 2012 from Haneda to Frankfurt.
So, after such a calamitous production and development, what is the Boeing 787 actually capable of?
Well, the aircraft features among the most light-weight constructions ever put on a commercial airliner, 80% of the aircraft being comprised of composite materials. Boeing lists its materials by weight as 50% composite, 20% aluminium, 15% titanium, 10% steel, and 5% other. The longest-range 787 variant can fly 8,000 to 8,500 nautical miles, enough to cover the Los Angeles to Bangkok or New York City to Hong Kong routes. Its cruising airspeed is Mach 0.85, equivalent to 561mph at typical cruise altitudes.
Virgin Atlantic took on multiple 787's to replace the Airbus A340-300's and older 747-400's.
The 787 has a "fly-by-wire" control system similar in architecture to that of the Boeing 777. The flight deck features LCD multi-function displays, which use an industry standard Graphical user interface widget toolkit (Cockpit Display System Interfaces to User Systems / ARINC 661). The 787 flight deck includes two head-up displays (HUDs) as a standard feature. The 787 shares a common type rating with the larger 777, allowing qualified pilots to operate both models.
The 787-8 is designed to typically seat 234 passengers in a three-class setup, 240 in two-class domestic configuration, and 296 passengers in a high-density economy arrangement. Seat rows can be arranged in four to seven abreast in first or business. Cabin interior width is approximately 18 feet at armrest level. The Dreamliner's cabin width is 15 inches more than that of the Airbus A330 and A340, 5 inches less than the A350, and 16 in less than the 777. The 787's cabin windows are larger than any other civil air transport in-service or in development, with dimensions of 10.7 by 18.4 in, and a higher eye level so passengers can maintain a view of the horizon. The biggest party-piece of the 787 is its LED interior lighting as standard, allowing the aircraft to be entirely 'bulbless'. LED lights have previously been an option on the Boeing 777 and Airbus aircraft. The system has three-colour LEDs plus a white LED.
However, just because the 787 and its disastrous construction were now behind it, it doesn't mean it was free from problems. Since its entry into service, the aircraft has suffered numerous fuel leaks and electrical faults that have nearly started on-board fires. The first instance was on a Japan Airlines (JAL) 787, which experienced a fuel leak on January 8th, 2013. On January 9th, United Airlines reported a problem in one of its six 787s with the wiring near the main batteries. These issues were enough to arouse the suspicions of the National Transportation Safety Board.
By January 13th, JAL had noted 3 incidents of fuel leaks on its aircraft, and while the NTSB studied whether or not it was because of faulty valves, the valves were not the same in each incident, and thus a root cause was not determined.
The most serious incident that brought the 787 into doubt was on July 12th, 2013, when a fire started on an empty Ethiopian Airlines 787 parked at Heathrow Airport before it was extinguished by the airport fire and rescue service. Investigations indicated that the fire was due to lithium-manganese dioxide batteries powering an emergency locator transmitter. On July 26th, 2013, ANA said it had found wiring damage on two 787 locator beacons. United Airlines also reported that it had found a pinched wire in one 787 locator beacon. On September 28, 2013, Norwegian Long Haul decided to take one of its two 787s in its fleet at the time out of service after the two aircraft broke down on more than six occasions in September, being replaced temporarily by hired Airbus A340's.
Overall, there are numerous faults with the Boeing 787 which, in some instances, can endanger the aircraft as a whole. Aside from battery issues and fuel leaks, other incidents have included the nose-gear collapsing, issues with the General Electric GEnx-1B PIP2 engine suffering damage and non-restartable power loss while flying at an altitude of 20,000 feet, and a worrying FAA airworthiness directive stating that in certain weather conditions "erroneous low airspeed may be displayed …", and there was concern that "abrupt pilot control inputs in this condition could exceed the structural capability of the airplane." Pilots were told not to apply "large, abrupt control column inputs" in the event of an "unrealistic" drop in displayed airspeed.
However, in spite of these many problems and issues, the 787 has truly found itself a market. Today, almost ever major carrier has at least one of these aircraft, usually to replace older Boeing 777's, 767's and 747-400's.
The 787 is, in theory, a good aircraft, but it's a flawed one. I feel that due to the haste in getting the aircraft into production and delivered on time, Boeing has overseen some key fundamental issues regarding its construction, some of which have come very close to causing a fatal incident. One obviously hopes that Boeing can redress these issues and make the 787 the dream it deserves to be.


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Q: Wordpress Align Button Not Working I got this problem when migration from Shared Hosting to VPS. The problem is Align Button not working when i write article on Wordpress. When i press it, the position (Align Left - Center - Right - Justify) Not Working, nothing happend.

Im tried put this code on WP Stylesheet, but align button still not working.
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A: This is happend when i use Mozila Firefox.
I still do not know what causes it, but when I change use other browser ( Opera ) it's work perfectly.
Problem Solved, try Use Other Browser.
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A second suspected case of the Omicron variant is among seven new COVID-19 infections recorded in Canberra on Saturday. Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith said the government was closely monitoring the new variant, but wasn't considering reimposing social restrictions at this stage as it continued to plan for as "COVID normal Christmas as possible". The seven new cases bring the active total for the ACT to 119. Six people are in hospital, including three in intensive care. Ms Stephen-Smith said one of the new cases reported on Saturday was a close contact of the ACT's first confirmed Omicron case, meaning it was "likely" they too were infected with the new strain. She said genomic sequencing would confirm if that was the case, although the results might not be known until early next week because the individual required a second test due to their low viral load. Canberra's first case of Omicron was reported to the public late on Friday afternoon. ACT Health now believe the first case, who had not travelled overseas, was linked to an exposure in NSW. The ACT has moved quickly to impose 14-day quarantine requirements for close contacts of Omicron cases, as well as their household contacts - regardless of the individuals' vaccination status. There are 20 close contacts associated with the confirmed Omicron case. A further 33 returned travellers have also been deemed close contacts, having returned to Australia on the same flight as someone infected with the new variant. The South Australian government on Saturday announced new testing requirements on arrivals from the ACT, NSW and Victoria, with premier Steven Marshall saying he was "extraordinarily concerned" with a emergence of a variant he described as a "game changer". Mr Marshall has not ruled out shutting the border to the three jurisdictions if the situation worsens. Asked on Saturday about her view of the new strain, Ms Stephen-Smith said not enough was known about the variant - including its transmissibility and response to vaccines - to make firm judgements. She said the government wasn't considering reimposing restrictions. The first measure to return would be indoor mask wearing, she said. "I think that [indoor mask wearing] is the one sort of thing that we can do very easily that's not going to significantly impact on people's capacity to move towards as COVID normal a Christmas and New Year as we can possibly have," she said. "That really is the objective of our health authorities at this time, to enable people to have as normal life as possible over this Christmas New Year and the summer period." There were 1334 negative tests received in the 24 hours to 9am on Saturday. Meanwhile, the percentage of the eligible population who are now fully vaccinated has reached 97.9 per cent as of Friday, December 3. MORE COVID-19 NEWS: NSW reported another 325 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, and one death, 12 fewer than the number reported on Friday, which was the highest tally in six weeks. There have been a total of 11 Omicron cases confirmed with genomic testing in NSW since the first two cases were reported on Sunday, but only six of them are linked to the eight countries of concern. Meanwhile, Victoria added 1365 infections to its COVID-19 caseload and recorded a further nine virus-related deaths. The state continues to manage almost 14,400 active coronavirus cases. There are 288 virus patients in Victorian hospitals, 44 of them in intensive care and 20 requiring ventilation. Health authorities said virus testers managed to process 67,545 results in the reporting period. With AAP READ MORE: Our coverage of the health and safety aspects of this outbreak of COVID-19 in the ACT is free for anyone to access. However, we depend on subscription revenue to support our journalism. If you are able, please subscribe here. If you are already a subscriber, thank you for your support. You can also sign up for our newsletters for regular updates. Our journalists work hard to provide local, up-to-date news to the community. This is how you can continue to access our trusted content:
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December 4 2021 - 2:00PM
Second suspected Omicron case among seven new ACT COVID-19 infections
Dan Jervis-Bardy
Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith says the government is closely monitoring the emergence of the Omicron variant Picture: Dion Georgopoulos
A second suspected case of the Omicron variant is among seven new COVID-19 infections recorded in Canberra on Saturday.
Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith said the government was closely monitoring the new variant, but wasn't considering reimposing social restrictions at this stage as it continued to plan for as "COVID normal Christmas as possible".
The seven new cases bring the active total for the ACT to 119. Six people are in hospital, including three in intensive care.
Ms Stephen-Smith said one of the new cases reported on Saturday was a close contact of the ACT's first confirmed Omicron case, meaning it was "likely" they too were infected with the new strain.
She said genomic sequencing would confirm if that was the case, although the results might not be known until early next week because the individual required a second test due to their low viral load.
Canberra's first case of Omicron was reported to the public late on Friday afternoon. ACT Health now believe the first case, who had not travelled overseas, was linked to an exposure in NSW.
The ACT has moved quickly to impose 14-day quarantine requirements for close contacts of Omicron cases, as well as their household contacts - regardless of the individuals' vaccination status.
There are 20 close contacts associated with the confirmed Omicron case. A further 33 returned travellers have also been deemed close contacts, having returned to Australia on the same flight as someone infected with the new variant.
The South Australian government on Saturday announced new testing requirements on arrivals from the ACT, NSW and Victoria, with premier Steven Marshall saying he was "extraordinarily concerned" with a emergence of a variant he described as a "game changer".
Mr Marshall has not ruled out shutting the border to the three jurisdictions if the situation worsens.
Asked on Saturday about her view of the new strain, Ms Stephen-Smith said not enough was known about the variant - including its transmissibility and response to vaccines - to make firm judgements.
She said the government wasn't considering reimposing restrictions. The first measure to return would be indoor mask wearing, she said.
"I think that [indoor mask wearing] is the one sort of thing that we can do very easily that's not going to significantly impact on people's capacity to move towards as COVID normal a Christmas and New Year as we can possibly have," she said.
"That really is the objective of our health authorities at this time, to enable people to have as normal life as possible over this Christmas New Year and the summer period."
There were 1334 negative tests received in the 24 hours to 9am on Saturday.
Meanwhile, the percentage of the eligible population who are now fully vaccinated has reached 97.9 per cent as of Friday, December 3.
MORE COVID-19 NEWS:
Post-COVID recovery in ACT will be strong, swift: Barr
Omicron COVID case confirmed in Canberra
NSW reported another 325 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, and one death, 12 fewer than the number reported on Friday, which was the highest tally in six weeks.
There have been a total of 11 Omicron cases confirmed with genomic testing in NSW since the first two cases were reported on Sunday, but only six of them are linked to the eight countries of concern.
Meanwhile, Victoria added 1365 infections to its COVID-19 caseload and recorded a further nine virus-related deaths.
The state continues to manage almost 14,400 active coronavirus cases. There are 288 virus patients in Victorian hospitals, 44 of them in intensive care and 20 requiring ventilation.
Health authorities said virus testers managed to process 67,545 results in the reporting period.
Unvaccinated ACT teacher redeployment adds stress to 'fatigued' workforce
ACT's rapid antigen screening pilot shifts from schools to new location
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr. Picture: Elesa Kurtz


Wordpress allows you to make any possible customization, and working with Users related customizations are my personal favorite. While looking for something else, I came across this very useful filter, allow_password_reset. As the name suggests, this filter give us the option whether to allow a password to be reset for a user or not while the user tries to reset password using the reset password form. This filter allows to pass the user id as the parameter, using which you add up the desirable custom condition.
Below is a working snippet which deny password reset to all the users with subscriber's role.
* @param int $user_id The ID of the user attempting to reset a password.
The above results in disallowing the user with subscriber role from resetting the password and the below image is what it looks like in action.
If you have any questions, please let me know below in the comments.


The COP 23 Presidency and the upcoming COP 24 Presidency invite you to join a webinar on Friday, providing in-depth information on the orchestration of the Talanoa Dialogue during the international climate negotiations in Poland this December. This webinar will offer a general overview of the organization of the Talanoa Dialogue at COP 24. Arrangements have now been set, with consideration to adequate sequencing of the high level events, as well as the need to provide time for ongoing negotiations under the Paris Agreement Work Programme.


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Portland Timbers 1, Chivas USA 1 | MLS Match Recap
Dan Itel
PORTLAND, Ore. – Chivas USA kept the Portland Timbers' nightmare start to the 2014 season going strong with a late goal by forward Erick Torres that led to a 1-1 draw Saturday night at Providence Park.
Torres struck in the 79th minute to negate a seventh-minute goal by Timbers captain Will Johnson, spoiling what would have been Portland's first win in their sixth game of their defense of the Western Conference regular season title.
It's the second straight week the Timbers were stripped of three points following Clint Dempsey's two late goals in a 4-4 draw with the Seattle Sounders.
FULL LINEUPS AND BOXSCORE
Chivas USA, meanwhile, pick up a point on the road for the second time in their last three games following their 1-1 draw against Supporters' Shield holders New York Red Bulls on March 30.
Mamadou Danso, replacing newly acquired Argentine Norberto Paparatto at center back, and young right back Alvas Powell, starting his second consecutive game in place of Jack Jewsbury, didn't solve Portland's backline woes as Chivas USA outshot Portland 13-8 and out-possessed the high-pressure Timbers for long stretches of the match.
Torres' fifth goal of the season came following a long pass down the left wing to Leandro Barrera, who crossed to an open Torres for the tap-in.
Portland frantically pressed forward for the game winner, and found an opportune chance on a Johnson free kick from just outside the area. But Johnson's second of the night wasn't to be as he slammed his attempt just wide.
There were only a handful of chances for either team in the early action. But the Timbers made their first attempt on goal count with some clever action at the top of the penalty area by Maximiliano Urruti and Darlington Nagbe in the eighth minute.
Urruti picked up a loose ball on a failed Chivas USA clearance and threaded a pass to Nagbe, who also sliced a pass through two defenders to Johnson in open space. Johnson slotted a rolling shot past Chivas USA goalkeeper Dan Kennedy for his first goal of the season.
OPTA Chalkboard: Persistence pays off for Chivas with late goal in road draw at Portland
Portland nearly got on the board again in the 25th and 35th minutes, but chances by Urruti and Johnson could not capitalize on either attempt.
Chivas USA's best chance in the first half came when former Timbers defender Andrew Jean-Baptiste got his head on a Mauro Rosales corner, but the attempt went high.
Chivas USA began to find some chances to go along with their possession in the second half. Thomas McNamara, who had to be stretchered off in the 65th minute with an apparent knee injury, set up shots for Torres in the 50th minute and Carlos Alvarez in the 61st minute. But both their looks were off the mark.
Portland next travels to Real Salt Lake for a Saturday rematch of last year's Western Conference championship. Chivas USA return home to play host to the Seattle Sounders on the same day.
MLSsoccer.com Men of the Match
Rank Player What We Saw
1 Will Johnson The Timbers captain came to play, netting the opening goal in the seventh minute. He was great offensively all night and contributed defensively, too.
2 Carlos Bocanegra Chivas' captain was no slouch himself. The defender stood his ground as the Timbers early onslaught came his way. His play kept Portland at bay.
3 Leandro Barrera Made the pass to Torres to equalize the match late. He was solid down the flank all night long.


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OpenText eDOCS and Legal Solutions Achieves Landmark Growth
SOURCE: OpenText
OpenText announced today that it is continuing to see strong growth in the legal market for its eDOCS and Legal Solutions, seeing a rapid increase in new customers as the company has continued to make key technical advances.
The market has responded to OpenText s commitment to and investment in our eDOCS portfolio, said Todd Partridge, Vice President and General Manager of OpenText s eDOCS and Legal Solutions. Customers are telling us that eDOCS offers the value and functionality in demand at mid-sized businesses and law firms. We believe this growth positions OpenText as the premier document solutions provider for law firms and mid-sized enterprises.
Since 2006, OpenText has steadily invested in continuing to serve the legal vertical. The establishment of a top to bottom dedicated team focused on eDOCS and the legal market has given customers the sense of partnership they look for in a vendor. The release of eDOCS DM 5.3 in December was the most quickly downloaded release of OpenText eDOCS in its history — it was the first to bring Office 2010 support to the market. Significant R&D was also put into integrating eDOCS with nearly all aspects of the ECM Suite. This has allowed the existing eDOCS install base to realize the benefits of the same industry leading information governance, business process management, and customer engagement solutions that other OpenText enterprise customers enjoy.
In response to this growth, and to help the growing eDOCS customer base continue to experience value from being part of a vibrant community, OpenText has created a new website for law firm, corporate legal departments and legal users in government. This website, which can be found at www.opentext.com/legal90, contains a rich mix of business-focused information including product information, examples of the success other eDOCS customers are finding with eDOCS solutions, quick links to the eDOCS Knowledge Base, support tickets, and information on training, webinars and events.
The OpenText team obviously spent a lot of time during the design process focusing on the specific resources needed by the eDOCS and Legal Solutions user communities, and I believe the site will become an essential go to resource for us, said Paul C. Wittekind, Director of Information Technology Services for Porzio, Bromberg & Newman, P.C. I particularly like being able to access in one location case studies and other information that detail how our peers are creatively implementing OpenText and third-party integrations to meet their business challenges. I look forward to using their experiences to advance my firm s use of OpenText products.
Stop by OpenText s booth (#517/519) at the ILTA 2011 Conference, August 24-25 in Nashville, Tenn., or visit www.opentext.com/legal90 for more information.
About OpenText OpenText, a global ECM leader, helps organizations manage and gain the true value of their business content. OpenText brings two decades of expertise supporting 100 million users in 114 countries. Working with our customers and partners, we bring together leading Content Experts to help organizations capture and preserve corporate memory, increase brand equity, automate processes, mitigate risk, manage compliance and improve competitiveness. For more information, visit www.opentext.com.
Certain statements in this press release may contain words considered forward-looking statements or information under applicable securities laws. These statements are based on OpenText s current expectations, estimates, forecasts and projections about the operating environment, economies and markets in which the company operates. These statements are subject to important assumptions, risks and uncertainties that are difficult to predict, and the actual outcome may be materially different. OpenText s assumptions, although considered reasonable by the company at the date of this press release, may prove to be inaccurate and consequently its actual results could differ materially from the expectations set out herein. For additional information with respect to risks and other factors which could occur, see OpenText s Annual Report on Form 10-K, Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q and other securities filings with the SEC and other securities regulators. Unless otherwise required by applicable securities laws, OpenText disclaims any intention or obligations to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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Chemtrails and Black Chemtrails - Chemtrails Spraying and Black Chemtrails - BLACK CHEMTRAILS Chemtrail Information - Stop Chemtrail Spraying in California!
Plane following very faint black Chemtrail?
has anyone seen these before, we all thought it was our eyes but it was actually there !
The 'Fog' of War: We have been seeing an increasing amount of these monolithic black poisonous aerosol 'fog'/chemtrails here in Victoria, BC.
The black poison is sprayed/comes out of white chemtrails and can be seen settling shortly or immediately after being released, but is usually sprayed/made at night when they are harder to distinguish/detect unless you are looking (hence this "Black 'Fog'/Chemtrails: What They Spray On Us While We're Sleeping" series).
A quick YouTube or internet search reveals the scope and scale of this deadly aerosol attack on the public worldwide.
At the end of the clip you will notice the addition of a photo taken Sept 9th, 2010 that shows five 'fog'trails in the ocean just off of Trial Island - the event that preceded the massive black aerosol 'fog'bank on our Sept 9th video. The 'fog' that originated just off the Southernmost tip of Vancouver Island, ended up being blended (HAARP) with the black chemtrails in the sky above and floating across the city after nightfall.
Another good example of these black aerosol banks is the footage I took of black 'fog'trails floating across the harbor toward downtown at 9 am Thursday August 26th, 2010.
The footage in this video series leaves little doubt we are under attack.
There is a growing amount of metal in the sky at all times which, when blended with the synthetic 'clouds', turns the sky into a massive radio frequency delivery system. The fact they can stop an rfid chipped bull from charging should lend some insight to the HAARP program's application to social control and theater warfare.
Few people even realise we are under attack, but the more they do this the greater the percentage of people who wake up each day.
I saw a black chemtrail flying from a black stealth on my way to Arizona from California. I think it was by area 51 because there were long roads and in the middle was two compounds. It was really slow and low flying and the chemtrail was almost as thick as the wing span. This was on May 8th when I saw this. Very scary. People with power, please don't kill us. There is enough earth to go around.
Saw one of these on 9/11 of this year, during the We Are Change protest in front of the EU parliament in Brussel, it was right above us. Coincidental, but on which level ? Glad you found pictures nagual, did you took them ? When I saw it, something was even weirder. The blue sky was full of chemtrails and we could see the planes making them. the plane above us was making its usual chemtrail but the black one was right next to it, so we look further in the sky and we see that the black chemtrail actually continues IN FRONT of the plane, and the plane exactly follows it.
It was long as the sky, we couldn't see the plane doing the black chemtrail. Did you see one ?
A guest of the VERITAS show was whistlblowing the chemtrails a few weeks ago, very interesting show. Said he worked on the debut project in the 70's and it was spreading light metals like barium and aluminum to be able to create a 3D image of the battleground being spread, then others programs were added that he didn't dare to say about.
for what I saw, the black chemtrail was vibrating like there was something electromagnetic about it. Maybe the white on was there to hide it or to mix it with something else.
a few weeks ago I noticed a very unusual chemtrail. Previously I have witnessed transparent black lines that stretch out at least 100 metres infront of the planes themself that dissipate rapidly, but this one was different.
Alongside the entire chemtrail was an enormous black line, exactly the same as the ones I just mentioned. It hung around for about 2 minutes then slowly dissipated.
In my mind, these black shadows are obviously the natural energy lines that the planes follow, I just think it's really interesting that you can actually see them now.
1. It is an unknown technology to the public (no doubt been utilized for decades already) which they have only just started using out in the open.
2. It is part of this whole awakening where we are starting to see what has been hidden right infront of our faces for years.
I am sending a photo taken in the countryside of Sweden about a week ago. For about two years , we have had heavy spraying almost every clear day. Usually, you find the same pattern that has been described from all over the world. On the day that this picture was taken, I found a strange dark shadow in front of the plane.
First, I thought that this was some kind of optical illusion. The aircraft followed the dark "shadow- line" in a perfect way, when it all of a sudden made a turn and moved away from it. I realized that this was some kind of line that the plane followed and not at all an illusion created by the plane.
This is exactly what a person on your website wrote about, and it would be interesting to find out if this has been seen elsewhere. I have been watching these chem-trails for a long time, but this was something new.
When I first saw this I thought it was probably just a shadow being cast by the chemtrail. But I've seen the phenomenon several times when the position of the sun was such that it was obvious that the line could not be a shadow.
Some investigators think these dark lines are strongly indicative of particle-beams which would be greatly enhanced by the addition of aerosol metallic elements.
So far, it appears to be a mystery and we can only speculate on the reasons and causes.
My 3rd video of CHEMTRAILS and 3 photos of the highly elusive "Invisible Black" chemtrails, look carefully they are there! photographed April 14th 2010.
What They Spray On Us While We Are Sleeping In Victoria, Beautiful British Columbia, Canada. They're using HAARP, its windy so at times the audio.
Chemtrail spraying across a shadowy black line.
Watch where the plane takes a turn, and the black "shadow" of the chemtrail touches ground, that ground belongs to Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas.
Video of Black Chem Trails recorded by Ron Baggerman March 12-2007 in Gouda (the Netherlands). Black Chem Trails.
Massive black chemtrail emission in the skies above Düsseldorf Germany.
Here in Beautiful British Columbia, Canada there have been increasingly large amounts of black and grey 'clouds'.
This footage was taken in the evening of Sept 2nd after we witnessed at least 200 US KC 135 and KC 10's spraying us with the black chemtrails.
Secret New Black chemtrail with white too. Secret under ground tunnel also !!! man what the hell is it going to wake up The Lion of Judah!
Old footage but i wanted to repost it, Hopefully better video.
2:28 Black Chem Trails March 12-2007 Holland Ron Baggerman Stick Video of Black Chem Trails recorded by Ron Baggerman March 12-2007 in Gouda (the Netherlands) at 18h45. Black Chem Trails.


Summarizing the article, "Environmental Evaluation of Abrasive Blasting with Sand, Water, and Dry Ice".
Summarizing, "Environmental Evaluation of Abrasive Blasting with Sand, Water, and Dry Ice" by Lauren R. Millman, James W. Giancaspro Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL 33146, United States.
The article compares three different techniques of paint removal which are a) sandblasting, b) water jetting and c) dry ice blasting. The comparison is done in 4 areas which are CO2 emissions, fuel consumption, energy consumption and project duration. Before we compare these three techniques, a brief description of each technique is given.
Sand blasting: In this technique sand particles under high pressure are ejected from a nozzle. The impact of the sand particles with the surface under treatment will remove the coating or paint as shown in figure 1 below.
Water jetting: In this technique a high pressure water jet is eject out of a nozzle and hits the surface under question. The impact will tear away the paint or the coating for the surface under treatment. Figure 2 shows the water jetting technique.
Dry ice blasting: In this technique pellets of frozen carbon dioxide are eject from a nozzle at high pressure. Upon impact with the surface under treatment, they remove the paint or coating and then immediately get sublimated. Therefore the amount waste disposal is less for dry ice blasting but the CO2 emission are higher. Figure 3 shows the dry ice blasting method.
Now that the three techniques have been described a comparison is done with respect to the four parameters measured in a project for repairing a bridge in Rhode island from start to end.
The sand blasting method has been used in many engineering projects to remove rust and debris from surfaces. The sand-blaster could use water or air to push solid particles across the surface to be cleaned. However this method creates a lot of dust in the air or contaminated water which could contain a toxic element such as when a lead based paint is removed. Aside from that the method creates a lot of noise and vibration which is disturbing to the people working in the vicinity of the area. Water jetting has been typically used in removing paint and coatings from the surfaces but the problem of removal of contaminated water from the environment is an issue that has to be dealt with. Both sand blasting and water jetting have been used to remove organic matter from substrates such as cement, concrete and wood. For both sand blasting and water jetting, containment, collection , treatment and disposal of liquid waste generated under strict regulations.
The third method that has been mentioned here is the dry ice method which uses frozen CO2 pellets to blast at a surface. This method has the advantage that the dry ice pellets sublimate (change from solid to gas) right after the impact and hence only the removed debris from the surface remains. Therefore the amount of wats that needs top be disposed is minimal compared to the other two methods. On the downside the dry blasting method produces a lot of CO2 which is a greenhouse gas and contributes to global warming.
When a careful comparison between the three methods was carried out, it was found that the dry ice blasting method takes shorter time to finish as compared to the other two and therefore the length of stay of machinery in the area was reduced which could compensate for a part of increased CO2 emissions due to the nature of the process itself.
In general, considering the pros and cons of all techniques, the dry ice blasting technique is a much cleaner method but produces much more CO2. One way to get around this problem is the reclamation of CO2 produced by industrial processes ( capture and usage), so that prior to release to the environment, the CO2 can be converted into the ice pellets and used for dry ice blasting which subsequently release the gas in the environment. Figure 4 shows the concept.
To put some quantitative numbers of the comparison of the three methods for the case study, the following conclusions were drawn.
Due to the fact that the dry ice method did not require containment, its duration was 10% shorter than the sand blasting and 14% shorter than the water jetting.
The dry ice method released 80% more CO2 than sandblasting and 64% more CO2 than the water jetting process due to the nature of the process.
The consumption of the fuel for the dry ice method was 8% less than the sand blasting method and 13% less than the water jetting method.
The dry ice method required 19% less energy than water jetting and the sand blasting required 10% less energy than water jetting.
In conclusion, each method has its pro and cons but the dry ice method was the cleanest and finished the project in less time. It also consumed the least amount of energy as compared to the other two. Increase CO emission is a concern for dry ice method but it is partially compensated by reduction of greenhouse gases by vehicular activity due to shortness of the projects which use dry ice blasting.
Environmental Evaluation of Abrasive Blasting with Sand, Water, and Dry Ice Lauren R. Millman∗ , James W. Giancaspro Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL 33146, United States.
Demonstration at Perma-Fix Northwest Richland Inc.