This was on TV last night. Still pretty terrible, it did nothing to improve mainstream perception of the industry and its fans, unless, of course, those perceptions were based on previous years' shows, in which case this one was actually less abrasive and a hair classier than the last time I saw it, back when Samuel L. Jackson accepted the "Game of the Year" award for "Grand Theft Auto 2.". Highlights included a sober Kiefer Sutherland in attendance to graciously accept some nonsense award, living legend Will Wright making the most of his TV time to give a genuinely thoughtful and heartfelt speech, and all the winning developers receiving their wacky trophies with sincere gratitude.
I used to marvel at how accurately Capcom managed to capture the likenesses of Takeshi Kaneshiro and Jean Reno in the Onimusha games, but this one really caught me by surprise. I wasn't even aware that Jill Valentine had a flesh-and-blood model, but those eyes, usually the hardest feature to get right, were simply unmistakable.


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The number of bus passengers reached 225.7 million in the first five months this year down 5.5 percent over the same period last year, reported the Ho Chi Minh City Public Transport Management Center to chairwoman of the city People's Council Nguyen Thi Quyet Tam last night.
According to the center, the reduction was because the attitude of drivers and ticket collectors has not been good and passengers still have their pockets picked.
The city has met difficulties in finding suitable places to build bus stations. Downgraded vehicles and traffic jam have slowed bus speed and throw routes off schedules, which are major reason causing a lot of residents not use this transport service.
In addition, many bus drivers have quitted because of high work pressure leaving difficulties for transport firms.
So far, HCMC has 107 subsidized and 33 unsubsidized bus routes. The number of routes increased by four compared to last year but the number of buses reduced by 213 to 2,599. Since early this year, transport firms have equipped 23 new buses using compressed natural gas.
Chairwoman Quyet Tam said that bus time for students should be increased by half an hour to 9:30 p.m., urged transport companies to remedy the attitude of their drivers and staff as well as keep security on board and renew bus fleet to lure passengers.


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They are the best waffles I made, they have oatmeal and few other simple ingredients. The pumpkin gives a great color in addition to a sweet and delicious flavor. And when using oatmeal and cooking them with the waffle maker at maximum temperature, they are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Simply heavenly, so without further delay here I share one of the best recipes for breakfast or tea time, dinner, lunch and evening snack.
Once the waffle maker is hot put the mixture in the center (in my waffle maker is half a cup of mixture per waffle) and cook until it is crispy on the outside, about 5 minutes.
-The cooking in the waffle maker is relative to each machine. So if you already have experience with it use the times and quantities that usually require waffles that you always make. If you haven't experience read the manual and follow the temperature and time indications that it says.
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I like Mike's Science Fiction. He is good at bickering characters and his world building contains some spiffy concepts like smart metal ships that can reconfigure in flight.
Let me tell you about his books.
The series is prequel to the Kris Longknife novels.
The tale of one of those damn Longknifes. Kris joins the Navy to earn her own way as much as to get away from her relatives. And then they make her grandfather King and her a Princess. On top of that their old enemies the Peterwalds are at it again, again and again, you get the picture.
* according to Mike's homepage, they are not out on Amazon.
Everything tagged Mike Shepherd on this blog including Mike Moscoe's.
mikeshepherd.org – Official hompage for both Mike Moscoe and his alias Mike Shepherd.


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The National Energy Board should suspend its review of the Trans Mountain pipeline until Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reforms the national regulator, said Ratcliff lawyer Gregory McDade on behalf of the City of Burnaby. "You do not have the authority to speak in the interest of the citizens of Burnaby," he told the NEB panel.
"Burnaby should not be the last victim of a flawed process," McDade said, referring to the prime minister's mandate letter asking the natural resources minister to "modernize" the NEB.


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Bertha Mae Magnus Skinner, age 91, of Fayetteville, passed away July 17, 2020.
Bertha, known as "Bert," was born on January 27, 1929 to the late Jim and Ruby Magnus. She grew up in Dawsonville alongside her brother and sister. She was a longtime resident of Atlanta where she worked as a cashier for Super X Drug Store for 32 years. Bert moved to Fayetteville in 1993 where she enjoyed a quiet retirement.
Bert was a hard worker with a sweet disposition. She had a passion for gardening and loved her manicured lawn and blooming garden. She was an excellent baker and was famous for her pound cake. Bert was a faithful Christian a member of Lisbon Baptist Church for 25 years. She enjoyed her Sunday class at the church and all her friends there. She had a
heart for animals and especially enjoyed her late dog, Toto, and late cat, Penny. Bert was a beloved mother and Memaw who will be dearly missed by her family.
Bert is survived by her children: Jim Skinner of Rockmart, Gloria Coker of Fayetteville, and Terry (Shirley) Skinner of Monroe; grandchildren: Kim Skinner, Brent Skinner, Sonny Frazier, Drew Coker and Bo Skinner; great-grandchildren: Whiley, Austin, Talan, Karlee, Dylan, Quinn, Cameron and Taylor; brother: Bill Magnus of Dawsonville; sister: Betty Morabito of Dawsonville; a number of nieces and nephews.
A private family service will be held in Bert's honor on August 9, 2020 at Lisbon Baptist Church.
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Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Steve & Jolinda Gibson says
So sorry to hear about you Mother's passing. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.
Robert and Dora Sumner says
sending prayers and sympathy to her family. RIP.
Rusty & Melissa Guest, Fayetteville, GA says
Dear Skinner Family ,
So saddened to hear of Mrs. Bert's passing and the subsequent passing of her precious sister. Praying for all of you during the difficult days ahead. I'm certain a flood of memories are on your hearts as you remember her legacy and the lives she touched through the years. I can still remember her working at SuperX Drugstore next to ZAYRE on Stewart Avenue. I thought it was cool to see her in her work setting. She loved her job and those with whom she interacted as customers and as fellow coworkers. Fond memories of her many years.
God hears our hearts when words fail. Take care.
Love you guys.

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New restaurant menus at these Miami hot spots feature pork buns, wood-oven pizza and seafood, seafood, seafood.
When owner Claudio Giordano moved AltaMare to a larger location up the street, he also updated the design, adding golden banquettes. Better yet, he upgraded the food by hiring chef Simon Stojanovic, a Michael's Genuine Food & Drink alum. For his seafood-centric Mediterranean menu, Stojanovic uses little-known sheepshead fish to make carpaccio, and tosses wild, ocean rock shrimp with handmade fettuccine.
Sure, Miami has Chinese restaurants, but it didn't have roast pork buns or soy-glazed short-rib meat loaf until chef Jeff McInnis took over this Asian diner. The fun drinks list ranges from Morimoto Soba Ale from Oregon and a well-curated selection of sakes to house-made spritzers in flavors like mandarin-vanilla.
Soho Beach House is members-only, but—thank goodness—the restaurant is open to the public. Italian-born Sergio Sigala uses his wood-burning pizza oven to make small, football-shaped pies, with toppings like goat cheese and black truffle.


What is a teabreak without a cup of tea? This t-card lets you design your own tea-cosy.
This teapot is looking a little washed out. Why not spruce it up with a bright tea cosy? You could choose to make it plain, or use stranded knitting to reproduce the striped pattern – or even (if you make the tension a little tighter) to made it 3-D. And of course, you could make a pom-pom for the top.


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Evolution is the seventh studio album by American heavy metal band Disturbed. It was released on October 19, 2018, by Reprise Records. The album's first single, "Are You Ready", was released before the album in August 2018, while the second single, "A Reason to Fight", was released a month later. The third single, "No More", was released on June 2, 2019.

The album debuted at number four on the Billboard 200, making it Disturbed's sixth straight top 5 album. It is the band's first album since The Sickness not to reach number one, thus ending the band's streak of number one albums at five.

Background and recording
The band announced in January 2018 that they had begun recording their seventh studio album. Recording finished in June with just mixing and mastering needing to be done. It was the band's first album in over three years and the band's first album in over eight years to involve bass guitarist John Moyer. Frontman David Draiman stated that the writing and recording of the album was influenced by classic rock that members have listened to in their youth. Guitarist Dan Donegan stated that the album's title was representative of their goal on the album, to challenge themselves to evolve their sound. He also revealed that there would be no new cover songs from this album's cycle. Draiman stated that Evolution is the band's "Black Album". He also said that the album covers topics in today's society such as government, death, war, addiction, and technology.

The album is a tribute to deceased heavy metal musicians such as Chester Bennington of Linkin Park and Vinnie Paul of Pantera, with whom Disturbed were friends and toured with over the years.

Promotion and release
On August 16, 2018, the album's name was revealed as Evolution, and the first single, "Are You Ready", was released. On the same day, the album's track listing, artwork and release date were also revealed. A second song, "A Reason to Fight", was released on September 21, 2018. A third song, "No More", was released on June 2, 2019. All three songs were released as singles and topped the Billboard Mainstream Rock Songs chart, making them the fifth, sixth, and seventh singles in a row by the band to top the chart, the longest streak of consecutive number-ones by any band as of September 2021. A fourth single, "Hold On to Memories", was released in late 2019 and peaked at #3 in early 2020, ending their streak of consecutive number-ones.

The band held a worldwide tour, with Three Days Grace on North American stops, from January to May 2019 to promote the album.

Reception

Evolution has received mixed reviews from music critics. Consequence of Sound writer Spencer Kaufman stated that "The heavy songs on Evolution should please longtime fans, with a couple harkening back to the dynamism of Disturbed's first couple of albums, but the glut of softer tracks may have been served better on a separate acoustic EP." AllMusic gave the album 3 out of 5 stars, the same as Immortalized, and said "While it's hard to argue that Evolution lives up to its moniker, the familiarity of the architecture is lent considerable gravitas by the overall execution, which as per usual, leaves nothing but perspiration in its wake." On review aggregation website Metacritic, the album has a score of 58/100
based on 7 reviews, indicating "mixed or average reviews".

Prior to the release of the album, the band had their prior five albums in a row debut at number one on the Billboard 200. Evolution debuted at number four, breaking the streak, which would have made them the only band other than Dave Matthews Band and Metallica to have done so.

Track listing
All music composed by Disturbed and Kevin Churko, except as indicated.

Personnel
Credits adapted from album's liner notes.

Disturbed
David Draiman – lead and background vocals
Dan Donegan – guitars, bass, piano, electronics, background vocals
Mike Wengren – drums, percussion, background vocals
John Moyer – bass, background vocals

Additional musicians
Kevin Churko – additional keyboards and programming

Production
Kevin Churko – producer, engineer, mixing
Kane Churko – additional engineering
Tristan Hardin – additional engineering
Khloe Churko – general assistance and studio manager
Ted Jensen – mastering

Deluxe edition
Myles Kennedy – guest vocals
Jeremy Jayson – additional live guitar
Disturbed – producer
Ashton Parsons – engineer, mixing
Brent Carpenter – engineer
Sam de Jong – producer, engineer, mixing, and programming
Kevin Churko – engineer and additional production
Ted Jensen – mastering
David Foster – producer and keyboards
Warren Huart – engineer
Matthew Knobel – assistant engineer
Jochem van der Saag – mixing and programming
Sean Hurley – bass

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

References

2018 albums
Disturbed (band) albums
Reprise Records albums

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I've emailed Tech support and will post anything that works.
Anyone got any ideas? Uk based repair shop..?
Re: Rev 2 outputs issue.
The headphone output is not recommended as a line level output, since it's hot enough to drive headphones speakers.
You should use the line output instead.
Would this have caused the kind of damage or issues described above though? I mean I bet a lot of people have used a headphone connect in synth history to test something and everything was fine.
I doubt very much that the REV2 might have been damaged in any way. But the effect pedals might not have welcome those high level signals though ?
This is a short video showing the tone when plugging in my headphones. I've talked with DSI and gone over a few things, Which included updating the firmware, and calibrating the OSC/filters. but not solved it.
how would one create a grounding loop:?
If you connected the output of the TC electronic Flashback 2 effect pedal into the output of the headphone connection on the rev2 by accident would this do anything? From memory, I think I may have done. So essential you have an input going into the output headphone connection...?


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The Absentee School Board Member in Anchorage
Published on May 30, 2012 April 9, 2018 by Online Editor
Pat Higgins, ASD school board member, has taken a job in the Marshall Islands, but thinks he can fulfill his duties by phone.
By David Boyle
If you voted for someone to represent you on the school board, and after starting his term, this person decided to take a job in the Marshall Islands in the South Pacific, do you think the person should be allowed to conduct school board business from that new location? Anchorage School Board Member Pat Higgins thinks so.
Because of his new job in the Marshall Islands, Pat Higgins has missed most of the School Board meetings since the beginning of this year. Mr. Higgins has attended only two Board meetings in person, the regular meetings on January 23 and March 22. He missed the February 6 early meeting and phoned in to nine other regular, special, and early meetings. This is an in-person attendance rate of 17 percent.
In the ASD, if a high school student has more than 10 unexcused absences, the student is placed on attendance probation (ASD Board Policy 443.1). Of course, that is 10 absences out of about 180 school days, an attendance rate of 92 percent. Surely, Board members should be held to a higher standard when it comes to attendance.
Being a member of a school board requires one to devote a lot of time to understanding the many aspects of governing an education system. We elect people to the school board to represent all people in the district, including parents and taxpayers. School board members are charged with the responsibility of allocating limited resources to the most effective means of educating the kids. School board members are responsible to parents, students and the community. They are the Board of Directors and we are the shareholders who must ensure this board is acting in our best interests.
You may be asking if this violates some kind of rule? The Board Policy (ASD Board Policy 121.5) is not definitive when it comes to attendance at Board meetings. It states that when a Board member has unexcused absences from three consecutive regular meetings, other Board members may declare the position vacant. The Board President has the power to grant excused absences although a majority of the Board may overrule the President's decision.
What makes an absence "excused"? Board policy does not define the criteria nor does it allow/disallow phoning in to Board meetings. However, the Board President or a majority of the Board can determine whether absences are excused or unexcused.
The real question is how can Mr. Higgins effectively represent his constituency? How can he visit schools? How can he attend graduation ceremonies? How can he be in touch with the educational needs of this community and hear their concerns?
He can't. He is thousands of miles and many time zones away from Anchorage. Mr. Higgins cannot fulfill his responsibilities and duties to this community by phoning in to board meetings. The fact that he believes he can, demonstrates how little regard he has for the role of the school board.
Technically, Pat Higgins is supposed to represent all of Anchorage, which according to 2010 census number is more than 290 thousand people. And this is the gravity of the situation: 290 thousand people have no representative on their school board. That's why the board needs to act immediately to declare the seat vacant if Mr. Higgins refuses to resign.
David Boyle is a research associate with the Alaska Policy Forum.
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Supreme Court of Canada finds there is a reasonable expectation of privacy in shared computer; warrantless seizure and search unreasonable.
Monday, January 07, 2019 - Filed in: Court Cases
"The accused shared a home with his common‑law spouse. Following charges of domestic assault against the accused, a no‑contact order was issued which prohibited the accused from visiting the home without his spouse's prior, written and revocable consent. When the spouse contacted the accused's probation officer to withdraw her consent for him to enter the home, she reported that she had found what she believed to be child pornography on the home computer which she shared with the accused. A police officer came to the family home without a warrant. The accused's spouse allowed the officer to enter and signed a consent form authorizing him to take the computer, which was located in a shared space in the home. The police detained the computer without a warrant for more than four months before searching it. They also failed to report the seizure of the computer to a justice, despite the requirements of s. 489.1 of the Criminal Code . When the police finally obtained a warrant to search the computer, they found 140 images and 22 videos of child pornography. The accused was charged with possessing and accessing child pornography but applied to exclude the computer‑related evidence claiming that his right to be secure against unreasonable search or seizure pursuant to s. 8 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms had been violated. The application judge agreed. Accordingly, he excluded the computer evidence under s. 24(2) of the Charter and the accused was acquitted. The Court of Appeal allowed the Crown's appeal from the acquittal, set aside the exclusionary order and ordered a new trial."
The S.C.C. held (9:0, with two separate judges writing separate concurring reasons) that the appeal is allowed, the evidence excluded and the acquittal restored.
Justice Karakatsanis wrote as follows (at paras. 2-4, 47, 56, 64-65, 67):
"Section 8 of the Charter protects all Canadians against unreasonable search and seizure. In assessing whether s. 8 has been infringed, courts consider whether an individual's privacy interests must give way to the state's interest in law enforcement. The challenge of s. 8 is that courts are most often called on to interpret its scope in cases, like this, where the police have found evidence that the claimant has engaged in criminal activity. Child pornography offences are serious and insidious, and there is a strong public interest in investigating and prosecuting them. However, in applying s. 8 , the question is not whether the claimant broke the law, but rather whether the police exceeded the limits of the state's authority. The answer in this case impacts not only Reeves, but also the privacy rights of all Canadians in shared personal computers.
The judge hearing the Charter application concluded that the police infringed Reeves' s. 8 Charter rights, and excluded the child pornography evidence under s. 24(2) (2015 ONCJ 724). Reeves was acquitted at trial. The Court of Appeal did not agree with the application judge that the police infringed s. 8 when they took the computer with the consent of Reeves' spouse (2017 ONCA 365, 350 C.C.C. (3d) 1). It allowed the appeal, admitted the evidence, and ordered a new trial.
I agree with the application judge that the police infringed Reeves' Charter rights when they took the computer from his home, and that the child pornography evidence should be excluded. Although the computer was shared, Reeves maintained a reasonable expectation of privacy in it. The consent of Reeves' spouse did not nullify his reasonable expectation of privacy, or operate to waive his Charter rights in the computer. The warrantless seizure of the computer and the search of it without a valid warrant were unreasonable, and the admission of the child pornography evidence would bring the administration of justice into disrepute.
In short, in light of the deeply intimate nature of information that can be found on a personal computer, Reeves' subjective expectation of privacy was objectively reasonable. His spouse's consent could not nullify his reasonable expectation of privacy in the computer data. Indeed, both the Crown and the Court of Appeal appear to have recognized that Reeves had a reasonable (although diminished) expectation of privacy. While Reeves' reasonable expectation of privacy in the computer was limited, given that he shared control over the computer with his spouse, it still suffices to trigger the protection of s. 8 of the Charter (see Buhay, at para. 22). Indeed, "[a] reasonable though diminished expectation of privacy is nonetheless a reasonable expectation of privacy, protected by s. 8 of the Charter " (Cole, at para. 9).
...the taking of the computer without Reeves' consent interfered with his reasonable expectation of privacy and thus constituted a seizure within the meaning of the Charter (Cole, at para. 59). A warrantless seizure is presumptively unreasonable, and the burden falls to the Crown to rebut this presumption (Hunter, at p. 161; Monney, at para. 29). Indeed, because someone is always likely to have a reasonable expectation of privacy in a personal computer, the taking of a personal computer without a warrant and without valid consent will constitute a presumptively unreasonable seizure. The Crown has not endeavoured to rebut the presumption in this case, as it relies on Gravelle's consent to show that no seizure occurred.
Additionally, as in Morelli, the ITO upon which the search warrant was obtained was "[a]t best . . . improvidently and carelessly drafted" (para. 100). The application judge concluded that the computer search breached the Charter because the ITO reflected "'a goal-oriented, selective presentation of the facts' that resulted in an 'unfair, unbalanced and misleading' portrayal of the applicant" and was insufficient to have justified granting the warrant (para. 38).
In short, there were serious Charter breaches throughout the investigative process. Overall, the police conduct in this case undermined "public confidence in the rule of law" and favours exclusion of the evidence (Grant, at para. 73).
With respect to society's interest in the adjudication of this case on its merits, I agree with the application judge that it was strong. The unconstitutional search and seizure of the computer revealed reliable evidence that was important to the prosecution's case (see Grant, at paras. 81 and 83). Further, as the application judge and the Court of Appeal both noted, the alleged offences were serious. Child pornography offences are "particularly insidious" (Morelli, at para. 8). Cases in which a court must decide whether to exclude probative evidence of a serious crime are always challenging. However, the seriousness of the offence "has the potential to cut both ways" in assessing whether evidence should be excluded (Grant, at para. 84; see also Paterson, at para. 55). Indeed, "while the public has a heightened interest in seeing a determination on the merits where the offence charged is serious, it also has a vital interest in having a justice system that is above reproach" (Grant, at para. 84)."
Note: The summary and body are drawn from Eugene Meehan's SupremeAdvocacy Weekly Updates for the Law Community.


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Es wurde 1968 erstmals von Leung und Paul aus einem Pilz isoliert. Es ist in halluzinogenen Pilzen wie Psilocybe baeocystis enthalten und chemisch mit den anderen Wirkstoffen Psilocybin, Psilocin und Baeocystin verwandt.

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Tryptamin
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Psychedelikum
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Tractors up to 250hp, done bale carting with 45ft artic trailers, general farm work with loader tractor and telehandler. maize, wholecrop and silage harvesting. i have also serviced all this equipment.
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Rajesh Payal Rai (Nepalí: राजेश पायल राई) (nacido el 30 de septiembre de 1975) es un actor y cantante nepalí, es conocido como uno de los cantantes de playback más versátiles, el cual trabajo para varias de películas producidas sólo en Nepal. Además, ha grabado varios álbumes privados tales como:  Darshan Namaste, Rai is King, Syamuna y entre otros. También ha interpretado temas musicales cantados en otros idiomas, como en japonés y bhojpuri. Realizó giras por todo el mundo y fue ganador de varios premios musicales entre 1995 y 2015.

Lista de álbumes

Premios y reconocimientos

Vídeos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50dihJShaqQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1025EJ2Fyrg

Enlaces externos

 https://web.archive.org/web/20121213061712/http://www.rajeshpayalrai.com/ retrieved on 29/12/2012

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Yes. A list of draft air permits is updated daily and can be found on the ADEQ website on the Draft Air Permits Listing page.
4.	Where can I obtain a copy of ADEQ's air regulations?
Electronic copies of all ADEQ air regulations (18, 19, and 26) are available for downloading on the ADEQ website Regulations Page. They are available in PDF File format.
5. What type of air pollution is regulated?
Arkansas regulates anything other than water vapor, oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide (though it is regulated as a constituent of the Greenhouse Gasses in the list below), hydrogen, and inert gases.
187 or so hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) as defined by EPA.
The six criteria pollutants, as required by the Clean Air Act: particulate matter, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, ozone and lead.
Greenhouse gasses (GHG) for larger sources.
Other contaminants that can cause air pollution.
6.	What is a VOC, and is there a list of VOCs?
A Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) is a compound that contains carbon and participates in atmospheric photochemical reactions. If the compound contains carbon and is emitted into the air, it is by default considered a VOC unless it is on the exception list found in the definition in Regulation 19. A VOC can be almost any solvent, such as gasoline, paint thinners, non-water based coatings, cleaners, etc.
There is no list of VOCs.
7. What is a HAP?
A HAP is a hazardous air pollutant as identified under §112 of the Clean Air Act, as amended, 42 U.S.C. §§ 7401 et seq. There is a list of hazardous air pollutants in the Instructions.
8. Does my facility need a Regulation 18.315 (minor source) registration or a minor source air permit?
You must obtain a Title V permit if you are subject to any federal regulation that specifically requires the facility to obtain a Title V permit.
9.	What is a general air permit and what can I do to convert a minor source permit to a general permit?
General air permits are a permitting option that is available for certain categories of minor facilities such as compressor stations, asphalt plants, rock crushers, cotton gins, crematories, air curtain incinerators, and small bulk plants. The preparation of the Notice of Intent (NOI) and its processing are much simpler for general permits. An additional advantage is that the initial and annual fees are only $200. You will need to complete and submit the appropriate NOI form to obtain a general permit.
10. Can I operate without a permit?
If you are required to have a permit and are operating equipment without a permit, you may be subject to legal action. You should contact the Office of Air Quality's Compliance Monitoring Branch, and you must submit an application and all information required for permit evaluation.
There are variances and interim authority that may allow temporary operation before a permit is issued. You should submit any such request to the department in accordance with the requirements of Ark. Code Ann. § 8-4-230.
11. Do I need to submit an application to make a like-for-like replacement of equipment that is already in my permit?
There is no general exemption for replacement of equipment.
You should send the Air Permits Branch a letter or email with your AFIN and permit number, describing what you plan to install, what it is replacing, and where to find the existing equipment in your current permit. Like-for-like replacement is not easily defined, so it's difficult to make general statements about exactly what would qualify. Also, some state or federal regulations may be triggered by the date of construction, reconstruction, manufacture, or modification of a piece of equipment, even one of the same kind as what was previously installed at a given facility. Because of this, it's not possible for the department to give a general authorization for this kind of activity without reviewing it case by case.
12. Can I operate a temporary source, conduct testing, or do other things not listed in my permit?
Permit conditions and regulations allow for some temporary emission, testing, or alternative monitoring if a request is submitted and approved in advance. A request must contain the information listed in the general conditions of the permit and/or the regulation section on permit flexibility.
13. What's in an air permit?
Air permits contain requirements for all emitting sources at the facility.
Air quality permits are legally binding documents that include enforceable conditions with which the source owner/operator must comply. Some permit conditions are general to all types of emission units, and some permit conditions are specific to the source. Overall, the permit conditions establish limits on the types and amounts of air pollution allowed, operating requirements for pollution control devices or pollution prevention activities, and monitoring and record keeping requirements.
14. When do I need to apply for an air permit?
You need to apply for an air permit before you begin construction of the facility that requires a permit or any addition, in the case of an existing facility.
15. What documents do I submit to begin the process?
The documents required for new, renewals, and modifications of permits are listed in the checklist provided in the application forms and instructions, available on the Permit Applications Forms & Instructions page of our website. All permit changes require application forms.
16. Can I submit confidential information in the permit?
Applicants can submit confidential information. The presumption is that all material submitted to the Office of Air Quality is available for public review unless specific procedures are followed to claim confidentiality. The requirements for confidential information are found in APC&EC Regulation 19, Section 19.413 Confidentiality and in Arkansas Code Annotated § 8-4-308, APC&EC Regulation 18, Chapter 14: Public Information and Confidentiality. Applications and other material claiming confidentiality will be returned to the applicant unprocessed if these requirements are not met.
Do not email confidential information.
17. Are there instructions to assist in completing an air permit application?
Instructions are located with the air application forms, which are available on the Permit Applications Forms & Instructions page of our website.
18. Where do I send the application?
19. What happens when an air permit application is submitted?
The air permit application goes through two processes of review, the administrative review and the technical review.
The administrative review determines that the permit application contains all required attachments and signatures. An applicant will be notified of what information is necessary for submission before a final decision can be reached on the application. If information missing is small, such as the plot plan is reduced too small, then a request is made by telephone to submit a clearer document, and then the application is determined complete. However, if the application contains only a minimal amount of information, then a letter is mailed to the applicant describing the deficiencies.
When a new application, a renewal, or a major modification and has been determined complete, a public notice, with instructions for publication, is mailed to the applicant. This notice simply informs the public that the facility has submitted a permit application.
The technical review begins when an engineer is assigned to perform a detailed technical review of the permit application. If the application is lacking additional information to further review the application, the engineer will mail a letter to the applicant describing the deficiencies. When all information has been received and the engineer is satisfied, a draft permit decision is prepared.
Some draft permits require a public notice and comment period. After the comment period, if required, the department will address any issues and make a final permit decision.
20. How long does it take to get an air permit?
The Office of Air Quality's goal is to issue all permits within 180 days.
The approval for minor modification is given within 15 days receipt of application.
The approval for a de minimis modification is given within 30 days of receipt of application.
By regulation, "a facility may construct, operate, or modify a source subject to registration under this section immediately upon submittal of the registration." The facility may choose to await the ADEQ concurrence letter (usually issued within 30 days) in case any issue should arise over the facility's eligibility.
Unless a 10-day public notice is required, general permit authorizations are issued within two weeks of receipt of a Notice of Intent.
21. What can I do to expedite the permit application review process?
Be clear with your requested change.
Make sure all requested information is provided and all of the required application pages are submitted.
Don't forget to sign and date the signature pages of the application and submit the originals.
Include any necessary information such as emission calculations, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), modeling reports, stack test data, etc.
Give prompt feedback if your assigned engineer has requested additional information.
Include a suggested draft permit.
Periodically call your assigned engineer and inquire about the status of your application.
22. Are any fees required for obtaining a permit?
Yes, the permitted emission rate determines the fee. The fee calculation is the tons per year emission rate times a ton per year fee factor. Regulation 9 contains the fee schedule. The applicant must pay all fees before ADEQ will issue a permit.
General permits and registrations are a fixed fee of $200.
23. How are fees calculated?
Fees are calculated in accordance with Chapter 5 of Regulation 9.
24. What are the public notices?
This public notice concerns notification to the public that a facility has submitted an air permit application to modify its permit. This notice is sent to the facility, with instructions on publication and payment. The notice is printed for one day, and the public is afforded the opportunity to submit comments on the submittal.
This notice informs the public that a draft permit has been prepared for the facility and is available for public review and comment. A copy of this notice is mailed to the facility and is sent directly to the state and local newspapers with a request to publish and instructions on payment. ADEQ sends a copy of this notice to the facility; ADEQ also sends copies of the notice to state and local newspapers with instructions for publication and sends a copy of this communication to the facility. The latest date of publication, either the state newspaper publication date or the local newspaper publication date, begins the 30-day comment period.
25. How can the public participate in this process?
Local newspapers publish public notices of proposed permitting actions. The public will have at least thirty days to review the permit and make written comments about the draft permit decision. The public can review current applications and permits at ADEQ headquarters in North Little Rock and the public library nearest the facility.
26. Will I have a chance to comment on a permit before the permit becomes final?
All modifications, Title V renewals, and initial permits have a public comment period of at least thirty days. The permittee and the public have a chance to comment on the conditions contained in the permit. The Office of Air Quality will respond to any comments made about the permit when the Office of Air Quality issues the permit. All commenters and the permittee have 30 days after the final issuance of the permit to appeal the permit to the Arkansas Department of Pollution Control Commission. Regulation 8 contains the procedures for public notice and appeal of permits.
27. What is a Responsible Official?
A Responsible Official (RO) is a person of authority at the facility who certifies permit applications and other documents. Not everyone qualifies as an RO; an RO is defined in the regulations and on application forms.
28. What documents must an RO sign?
Most reports and any permit application forms must be submitted or certified by an RO.
29. How long will my permit last? Do I need to renew my permit?
Air permits for minor sources do not expire. Generally, the permit will remain valid if the equipment and operations do not change and the facility is current on any fees.
Title V permits are for a term of five years. The permittee must submit a complete renewal application at least six months before the Title V permit expiration date.
General air permits are for a term of five years. A facility must apply for a renewed permit before the old permit expires. Notices are sent to facilities when renewal is necessary. ADEQ may choose to renew the permit or not. If the permit is not renewed, the facility will need to obtain a standard minor or Title V permit to continue operations.
30. How do I get air emission data (for modeling or other purposes)?
The Office of Air Quality collects emissions and stack parameter data from certain permitted stationary sources in the state in the form of an emission inventory report. Specific facility inventory data can be requested by contacting the SLEIS contacts listed on the Office of Air Quality Policy & Planning Branch webpage.
The actual permits for facilities, available online, have permitted emission data but lack any stack information.
The Office of Air Quality does not maintain an inventory of increment consuming sources.
For emission/stack information beyond these two sources, you will need to consult the actual permit application files. Please contact the Records Management Section of ADEQ.
31. Where can I find emission factors?
Emission factors may be found from a number of sources. The US Environmental Protection Agency maintains an extensive emission factor database, known as AP-42 emission factors.
Other potential sources of emission factors are data from previous stack emission tests performed for a particular source, or information provided by an equipment manufacturer. Most emission control device vendors have access to emission factors for the products that they sell.
32. Can I change a permit after the permit is effective?
The permittee can request changes to the permit through a permit modification. The type of modification depends on the type of modification and the amount of increase of the emission of the pollutants. See Regulation 18, Regulation 19, or Regulation 26 for additional information about modifications.
33. What happens if a source violates its permit?
A source that violates one or more enforceable permit condition(s) is subject to an enforcement action including, but not limited to, penalties and corrective action. ADEQ or, in some cases, citizens may initiate an enforcement action.
34. What if I need an interpretation of a particular regulatory requirement?
Contact the Air Permits Branch at 501 682-0730 or airpermits@adeq.state.ar.us.
35. What is non-criteria strategy?
The ADEQ non-criteria pollutant strategy is a tool for the evaluation of hazardous air pollutant (HAP) and other non-criteria pollutant emissions. It is important to note that the strategy is not a regulation but rather a screening methodology used to determine if the emission of air contaminants from the facility may occur in quantities sufficient to constitute air pollution as defined by the Arkansas Air Pollution Control Code (ADEQ Regulation 18). In practice, the strategy will begin a regulatory exercise to determine whether additional information concerning proposed non-criteria air emissions from a facility is necessary.
Use alternative risk assessments to develop site specific presumptively acceptable impact levels.
Propose additional control of emissions of the contaminants of concern.
Propose alternative operating scenarios that result in lower modeled concentrations.
Install ambient air monitors at appropriate locations.
Accept emission limitations in a permit that result in lower modeled concentrations.
The full text of the strategy, including a more detailed description of the determination of PAER and PAIL, can be found by viewing Non-Criteria Strategy.
36. I filed a complaint and no one has called me back yet. Why not?
Air inspectors try to respond to complaints as quickly as possible. However, they also have many additional duties. With this in mind, it is Office of Air Quality policy that any complaint that is received must be investigated within 10 business days of receipt. If you identified yourself or left your phone number when you filed the complaint, the inspector will contact you with the results of the investigation as soon as it is completed. If you filed an anonymous complaint, there is no information retained allowing us to call you back.
37. I want to file a complaint, but I'm afraid someone will try to retaliate against me when they find out I've complained about them. What should I do ?
The Office of Air Quality honors requests to remain anonymous. If you want to remain anonymous, do not provide information that would reveal your identity. If you choose to file an anonymous complaint, the Office of Air Quality will not contact you, and you will not receive a report of the results of the investigation unless you call back and ask for one. You should wait at least 15 business days before doing so. The Office of Air Quality promotes the filing of a complaint online by going to the following page on our website: Office of Air Quality On-Line Complaint Form.
38. The place next door is loud, bright, smelly, and dusty. Can the Office of Air Quality help?
Some of the common reasons for complaints are noise, bright light, odor, and dust. ADEQ has no authority to regulate noise or lighting. We may be able to help with odor, but agricultural activities are exempt from regulations administered by the Office of Air Quality. We may also be able to help with dust if caused by industrial activity.
39. I keep calling my local inspector, but no one answers. Who else can I call?
Your local inspectors do not spend a great deal of time in the office. Their job requires travel throughout their district to fulfill all their duties. However, they do check their messages regularly, and if you will leave a message stating your concerns and contact information, they will contact you. If you feel you need to talk to someone immediately, you can contact the Little Rock Office at 501-682-0744 and ask for the Air Compliance Monitoring Branch.
40. Does the Office of Air Quality regulate improper handling of Freon by air conditioning repair people?
No. If you have questions or concerns about the regulation of Freon, contact EPA Region 6 or file a complaint on the EPA website (www.epa.gov).
41. How do I find out if the Office of Air Quality has taken an enforcement action against a particular company?
You can see a list of air enforcement actions and read individual settlement agreements by going to the following page on our website: CAO Tracking On-Line Searchable Database.
42. I own a small business, and your inspector came out and told me I had to make some changes to be in compliance. I checked into it, and the changes cost a great deal of money. I want to comply, but I can't afford it right now. What do I do?
We recognize the difficulties associated with operating a small business in today's world of ever-changing complex regulations. ADEQ's Business Assistance Program may be able to provide help.
43. Can I burn it? Can they burn that?
Almost always, the answer is no. In fact, it is easier to list the things that can be burned rather than the things that can't. Burning associated with land clearing activities is okay, as long as the burning takes place where the material was cleared. Burning associated with recreational activities (bonfires, campfires) or ceremonial activities is allowed. You can burn your yard waste, but this is discouraged. Yard waste is defined by law as grass clippings, leaves and shrub clippings collected from residential property. One very important thing to remember is that you can't legally burn your household trash. For more information see the next question on burning yard waste.
44. What do I need to know about burning yard waste?
Yard waste is defined by law as grass clippings, leaves, and shrubbery trimmings collected from residential property. This does not include household waste.
Open burning of yard waste is strongly discouraged but permissible. Act 1151 of 1997 strongly discourages open burning of yard waste and encourages residents to recycle this waste. Open burning of yard waste is allowed but can be limited.
Local authorities, such as the city council or county officials, can place local restrictions on open burning. Local authorities may also set up a permit procedure that requires residents to get a permit from the county courthouse or city hall or the fire department before burning yard waste. Also, several state and federal agencies can issue burn bans that stop burning because of weather conditions or potential hazards.
It becomes a local nuisance.
It creates a fire or safety hazard.
It pollutes the air, and ADEQ believes it will create a situation whereby the National Ambient Air Quality Standards could be exceeded in a given area.
Complaints about air pollution caused by open burning of yard waste should be filed with ADEQ. Nuisance, fire, and safety complaints should be filed with the local fire or police department or sheriff's office.
45. Whom do I call if I have more questions or want to make a complaint about open burning?
46. Can I burn a house or other structure on my property?
C)	Provisions are made for proper disposal of any remaining debris.
47. What is ground-level ozone?
Ground-level ozone is the main ingredient in smog. When the temperature heats up in the summer sun, pollutants in the air react and produce ozone smog. Air pollutants can come from cars, trucks, buses and industrial smoke stacks. Those are the obvious culprits. But they can also come from gas stations, outboard motors, oil-based paints, cleaning solvents, lawn mowers, and farm and construction equipment.
48. Isn't the ozone supposed to protect us from the sun?
Yes, and that's the confusing part. This invisible gas can be found in both the upper and lower atmospheres. The ozone layer in the upper atmosphere is essential because it filters out harmful ultraviolet radiation from the sun. But at ground level it can cause all sorts of problems. An easy way to remember the difference is this little rhyme: Good up high, bad nearby.
49. Then why is ozone hazardous to my health?
High concentrations of ozone near ground level can be harmful to people, animals, and crops. As it builds up, it becomes toxic, causing shortness of breath, coughing, wheezing, headaches, nausea, and eye and throat irritation. People who suffer from lung diseases like emphysema, pneumonia, asthma, and colds have even more trouble breathing when the air is polluted. And it can be worse in children, the elderly, and those of us who exercise outdoors.
50. Can what I do really make a difference to air pollution?
Yes! Even the smallest actions taken by individuals can add up to a big difference. Every summer day in the Little Rock metro area, gasoline-powered lawn and garden equipment releases more pollutants into the air than a typical large industrial plant. By not mowing your lawn on critical Ozone Action Days, you and your neighbors can really make an impact.
51. Why are children so vulnerable to ozone?
Children like to play outside, and on steamy summer afternoons this could spell danger. Their lungs are still developing, and they breathe more rapidly and inhale more air pollution per pound than adults. On days when ozone levels are high, these factors put children at increased risk for respiratory problems.
52. What if I like to exercise outdoors?
An adult breathes about 20,000 times each day. During exercise or strenuous work, we breathe more often and draw air more deeply into our lungs. When we exercise heavily, we may increase our intake of air by as much as 10 times our level at rest. When ozone levels are high, exercising outdoors greatly increases the chances that we will suffer the symptoms of ozone exposure.
53. How will I know when to protect myself and my family from ozone exposure?
During summer months, meteorologists forecast a day ahead weather conditions that will be conducive to ozone formation. A notice is sent to newspapers and television and radio stations, which get the word out to you. So keep your eyes and ears open during ozone season. Not everyone is sensitive to ground-level ozone. You are the best judge of whether you notice any of the symptoms described in the answer to question 48. If you do, try to stay indoors, especially in the late afternoon. And keep an eye on your children and other folks, like the elderly, who are sensitive. If they show symptoms, they should stay inside. Symptoms usually disappear within a few hours.
Limit driving. Share a ride, carpool, walk, or ride the bus.
Keep your car well tuned. Avoid jackrabbit starts and excessive idling.
Don't do lawn and gardening chores that use gasoline powered equipment.
Don't use oil-based paints and solvents.
Don't use products that release fumes or evaporate easily. If it smells strong, it's probably wrong. Things like paint strippers and varnish... even things like fingernail polish remover.
Don't refuel. If you must, do it after dark and don't fill the tank completely.
55. What is the Air Quality Index (AQI)?
The AQI colors illustrated below can help people to rapidly determine whether air pollutants are reaching unhealthy levels. Today's AQI and tomorrow's ozone forecast will be posted daily on the ADEQ website. These colors will also be displayed when the AQI is reported in the newspaper or on television.
0 - 50 0.000 - 0.054 Good No health impacts are expected in this range.
51 - 100* 0.055 - 0.070 Moderate Unusually sensitive people should consider limiting prolonged outdoor exertion.
Sensitive Groups Active children and adults, and people with respiratory disease, such as asthma, should limit prolonged outdoor exertion.
151 - 200 0.086 - 0.105 Unhealthy Active children and adults, and people with respiratory disease, such as asthma, should avoid prolonged outdoor exertion; everyone else, especially children, should limit prolonged outdoor exertion.
201 - 300 0.106 - 0.200 Very Unhealthy Active children and adults, and people with respiratory disease, such as asthma, should avoid all outdoor exertion; everyone else, especially children, should limit outdoor exertion.
301 - 500 0.201 & above Hazardous Everyone should avoid all outdoor exertion.
* Generally, an AQI of 100 for ozone corresponds to an ozone level of 0.070 parts per million (averaged over 8 hours).
Newspapers may use different formats to report the AQI. Here is one example.
the groups most at risk.
56. What is the applicability of Regulation 21, the Arkansas Asbestos Abatement Regulation?
57. What do I need to do if I think there is asbestos in my home?
Don't panic. Usually the best thing is to LEAVE asbestos material that is in good condition ALONE. Generally, material in good condition will not release asbestos fibers. THERE IS NO DANGER unless the fibers are released and inhaled into the lungs. Check material regularly if you suspect it may contain asbestos. Don't touch it, but look for signs of wear or damage such as tears, abrasions, or water damage. Click here for more information about asbestos in your home.
58. What do I need to do to demolish/renovate my residential building having four or fewer dwelling units?
For the most part, the demolition/renovation of residential buildings is exempt from asbestos regulation. However, there are certain conditions that make residential buildings subject to Arkansas Asbestos Abatement Regulation 21. Review ADEQ Asbestos Clarification Memo 2008-01.
59. What does my city/town need to do if they want to conduct nuisance abatement demolitions?
Before initiating a nuisance abatement demolition, cities and towns should review, communicate, and notify. Review ADEQ Asbestos Clarification Memo 2008-02.
Communicate with the ADEQ Asbestos Section prior to demolition. Notify the ADEQ Asbestos Section about nuisance demolition activities.
Click here for more information about conducting nuisance abatement demolitions.
60. When does an asbestos inspection have to be conducted?
The affected facility should be inspected for the presence of asbestos, including category I and category II nonfriable asbestos, PRIOR to the commencement of the demolition, renovation, or response action.
61. What type of notice is required for demolition?
For ANY demolition of a facility or facility component (even if no asbestos is present), the owner or operator shall submit a written Notice of Intent (NOI) to ADEQ by hand delivery, by post-marked U.S. Postal Service, or by a post-marked commercial delivery service at least 10 working days before any demolition activity begins. Such notice must be accompanied by the required fee, which is described in Chapter 22 of Arkansas Asbestos Abatement Regulation 21.
62. What type of notice is required for renovation?
The owner or operator shall submit a written Notice of Intent (NOI) to ADEQ by hand delivery, by post-marked U.S. Postal Service, or by a post-marked commercial delivery service at least 10 working days before any demolition activity begins. Such notice must be accompanied by the required fee which is described in Chapter 22 of the Arkansas Asbestos Abatement Regulation 21.
For any renovation project, including any nonscheduled renovation operation involving the following amounts of RACM: at least 80 linear meters (260 linear feet) on pipes or at least 15 square meters (160 square feet) on other facility components, or at least one cubic meter (35 cubic feet) where the length could not be measured previously.
63. If a building is demolished, can the waste be burned?
Open burning is not permitted under Regulation 18.602; however, there are some exemptions. These exemptions can be found in Regulation 18.603. In addition, Act 1274 allows a property owner to conduct a controlled burn of a residence or structure on the property owner's property. Refer to the FAQ 45.
64. Whom can I contact regarding Regulation 21 and other asbestos-related questions?
65. What is an informal enforcement action?
An informal enforcement action is reviewed by Enforcement and is provided as a letter detailing violations found of a referenced air permit and/or applicable regulations that at the time do not warrant a formal enforcement action.
You will not be required to do anything other than to correct the violation. In these instances, once you have solved the problem, you are not required to do anything further because you have come back into compliance with state/federal air regulations. The informal enforcement action letter simply becomes part of your compliance record. However, ADEQ reserves the right to address any violations addressed in an informal enforcement action in the future if it is discovered at a later date that the facility is out of compliance for similar violations.
66. What is a formal enforcement action?
A formal enforcement action, depending upon the circumstances, is provided either as a Consent Administrative Order (CAO) or as a Notice of Violation (NOV). This type of action incorporates an assessment of a civil penalty, corrective actions for violations, and other terms of the agreement into a legally-binding document. Typically, the CAO is the primary response issued in the formal enforcement process for possible violations. When possible violations of state and/or federal regulations are discovered, a CAO is issued.
The NOV is the secondary response issued in the formal enforcement process for possible violations. Both the CAO and NOV will state the area of non-compliance and what needs to be done to return to compliance.
67. How should a response be provided to a formal enforcement action?
The first priority is to protect the air quality in Arkansas. A review of the circumstances surrounding the formal enforcement action and corrective actions/measures needed to return to an in compliance status should be determined. This information should be submitted in writing to the Enforcement Section. Then the corrective actions/measures should be implemented.
If corrective actions/measures require additional time to implement, please communicate a timeline to the Enforcement Section for the implementation of these actions/measures. In addition, there is some assistance in understanding the regulations and what needs to be done to demonstrate compliance through the Compliance Monitoring Branch, Permits Branch, and Enforcement Section. For small businesses, ADEQ's Enterprise Services can help provide assistance.
Provide all pertinent information that will help make an appropriate final decision about the violations noted in the formal enforcement action. The Enforcement Section strives to ensure that all enforcement actions are resolved in a manner that is fair, consistent, and reasonable. Cooperation in addressing the violations and in communicating throughout the formal enforcement action process is key to any resolution.
68. What do I do if I receive a proposed CAO?
When you receive a proposed CAO, please review the Findings of Fact and Order and Agreement sections for accuracy. If you agree with the proposed CAO, within 30 days sign and return the original embossed CAO to the Enforcement Section for processing. If you disagree with the proposed CAO, contact the enforcement analyst provided on the proposed CAO cover letter within 30 days. Be prepared to provide a response that contains mitigating information and/or documentation that has not already been considered.
69. What happens when settlement negotiations are completed after the CAO has been initially proposed?
When a settlement agreement is reached after the proposed CAO has been received, any necessary and appropriate changes will be made, and the CAO will be re-proposed. Within 15 days, the original embossed CAO should be signed and returned to the Enforcement Section for processing.
70. What happens if a settlement cannot be reached?
If a settlement cannot be reached through a CAO, an NOV will be drafted and issued. Upon issuance of a NOV, any disputes should be submitted, in writing, within 30 days to request a hearing to Secretary of the Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission. Failure to provide a written request for hearing within 30 days will deem the allegations provided in the NOV proven. Providing a written request within the 30 day timeframe, will entitle you to an adjudicatory hearing pertaining to the allegations and matters provided in the NOV.
71. Does ADEQ have a penalty policy that I can review?
Yes. ADEQ's Uniform Penalty Policy can be reviewed here.
72. I have some potential violations that I would like to voluntarily disclose. Can I do that?
Yes. Information about how to do this is in ADEQ's Environmental Self-Disclosure Incentive Policy.
73. What is a state implementation plan?
A state implementation plan (SIP) is a plan prepared by states and submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency describing how Clean Air Act (CAA) requirements will be implemented and enforced under state statutes and regulations. These plans are federally enforceable. Under CAA section 110, each state is required to submit a SIP that provides for the implementation, maintenance, and enforcement of a revised primary or secondary national ambient air quality standard (NAAQS). States are also required to develop SIPs to protect visibility per CAA section 169A, prevent significant deterioration of air quality under Part C of the CAA, and re-attain the NAAQS in areas designated as nonattainment under Part D of the CAA. For more information on the Office of Air Quality's role in SIP development, please visit https://www.adeq.state.ar.us/air/planning/sip/.
74. What is a state plan?
A state plan is a plan prepared by states and submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency describing how the state will implement and enforce standards of performance for existing sources of air pollutants that are not otherwise regulated as criteria pollutants and are not emitted from a source category regulated under Clean Air Act section 112.
75. What is a criteria pollutant?
A criteria pollutant is a common outdoor pollutant for which acceptable levels of exposure can be determined and for which the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency sets national ambient air quality standards. The current criteria pollutants are ozone, carbon monoxide, lead, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and particulate matter (fine and coarse).
76. What are National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS)?
National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) are standards set for ambient concentrations of criteria pollutants by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to protect public health and welfare. There are two types of NAAQS: primary NAAQS and secondary NAAQS. Primary NAAQS are set to protect public health, including sensitive populations, with an adequate margin of safety. Secondary NAAQS are set to protect the public welfare, including protection against decreased visibility and damage to animals, crops, vegetation, and buildings.
77. What is an emissions inventory (EI) and why is it important?
An emissions inventory is an accounting of the amount of pollutants discharged into the atmosphere by one or more sources. The Air Emissions Reporting Requirements require ADEQ to collect certain emissions data from larger point sources (facilities permitted to emit larger amounts of specific pollutants). The information collected in the inventory plays an important role in the development of air policies and planning. Some specific uses include development of rules and regulations, state plan development, and health risk assessment studies.
SLEIS (State & Local Emissions Inventory System) is an internet-based program used by ADEQ to collect emissions inventory data from point source facilities. The program can be accessed by visiting https://sleis.adeq.state.ar.us/.
79. What facilities are included in the ADEQ Emissions Inventory?
ADEQ uses the Environmental Protection Agency's Air Emissions Reporting Requirements (AERR) to determine which facilities are required to submit Emissions Inventory (EI) reports. Facilities included in the inventory are typically those that are permitted to emit 100 Tons Per Year (TPY) or more of the following pollutants: SOx, NOx, VOC, fine particulate matter, or ammonia. Facilities permitted to emit 1000 TPY or more of the pollutant CO are included in the inventory as well. Emissions data is also collected from facilities with lead emissions of 0.5 TPY or greater.


I talked to Lily this morning and we agreed that it was such a beautiful day that we should take the boys to the Junior Museum and so we did. We stopped at Publix and got things for a picnic lunch and we ate that and the boys played on the little playground and then we walked around and saw the bear and the panther and the bobcat and the eagles and the rain forest animals and then the snakes and the baby alligator and also white squirrels and I'm sure I'm missing something. We also visited the old farm, my favorite part of the entire place, I think. I feel a sense of deja vu there and always have a small yearning to move in to the wooden cabin with the quilting frame set up, the cradle, the separate cabin for the kitchen with its huge old woodstove and fireplace. There are goats and chickens and turkeys and a cow and horses, a garden, outbuildings. And two geese and trust me- I do not now nor possibly in any other lifetime want geese. They are horrible bad noisy. And mean, too.
So it was a good day and those boys should sleep good tonight. I think I will too.
Mr. Moon has just gotten home and is out looking at his peas in the garden and I'm about to make eggrolls.
I have felt old today, my body aching, new gnarls appearing seemingly overnight in fingers and toes. I caught sight of my legs, once so firm and strong and they shocked me with the changes I saw there. I don't spend much time in front of the mirror. I would just rather not. But sometimes you can't help but see.
Owen was jumping off high things and I told him, "When you're my age, you'll wish you hadn't done that, my boy."
"When I'm your age, you'll be dead," he said thoughtfully.
"I most certainly will be," I told him.
"I won't let you die, Mer."
"We all die, love. It's okay."
He thought for a second and then said something that blew my mind.
"Maybe you exist for me," he said.
"I think you may be right," I told him. "For you and Gibson and all the rest of the grandbabies."
This satisfied him and we began to talk about whether Jessie will be having a boy or a girl. He thinks it's a boy and he wants her to have a boy.
"But I thought you wanted a girl," I said.
"I want a girl for us!" he said. "I want a sister!"
And so it goes. Maybe someday he will get a sister. And Jessie will most certainly have a boy or a girl. A human, as I like to say. That we can be sure of.
And thus, I will exist, not perhaps for them, these human children of the future, but in them, at least.
And that is good enough for me. It brings me peace to think of it.
Beautiful sentiment. I hope these gorgeous boys can appreciate the legacy you've left in them one day.
Lily always looks like she could have been painted by Renoir. Hat is perfect.
I know a little girl who told her grandmother something very similar to what Owen said to you, adding that her grandmother, who was ill, would live on in her. A four-year- old's matter-of-fact, intuitive clarity.
The mouth of babes. Your babes. They know they are loved.
Owen is a very bright little boy. And a loving one. What a beautiful thought from him.
I LOVE Owen's mind. So smart, so charming.
Owen is such a beautiful soul.
e- I'm pretty sure that Owen already does.
Camille- It's such a fine thing to have a grandson that I can have these talks with. He amazes me.
A- Yep. Only that's me, not Lily! She took the picture.
Children can be deeply intuitive, can't they?
Angella- They surely do. With all their little hearts.
jenny_o- He never ceases to amaze me.
Joanne- And sometimes he is pure five year old boy, killing things with magic and superpowers.
Elizabeth- Mostly. He truly is.
children are so perceptive when they are young and then society beats it out of them.
I love that you write all these little tidbits about those babies because maybe someday, they will read your words and be so moved by how much they affected you.
If my grandmere had a blog and wrote such delicious stories about the things I did and how they moved her, and I read the blog as an adult? Omg omg omg, I'd burst.
Ellen Abbott- Society AND life, sometimes. It's so sad. That's why I'm cherishing these times so much.
heartinhand- I sometimes wonder what in hell my grandmother did think of me. Did she think anything about me?
Well, that's a sweet picture Lily took, and she still always reminds me of Renoirs and that's still a great hat.


Dr. Partington has dedicated his life to helping children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) or other developmental delays. His expertise is in language-based intervention, helping children develop the basic language and learning skills they need for everyday interactions with others. He is the developer of the ABLLS(r)-R, pioneering the inclusion of verbal behavior into applied behavioral analysis.
Dr. Partington is a licensed psychologist and Doctoral-level Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA-D). He has more than 35 years experience working with children with developmental disabilities, and operates the Strategic Teaching and Reinforcement System (STARS) Clinic.


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