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A plumber came to my house and installed a new delta shower/tub kit.
When in shower mode, some water still runs from the tub spout even though I pulled the diverter handle all the way up. Its not much, just three stream lines of water, but is this normal? According to Delta, some water is suppose to run from the tub spout, a pencil size width of water to be exact. According to my plumber, he said that it is normal and that some other diverters out there actually have mechanisms to prevent this type of occurrence. He also said that it may also be caused by high pressures. Has anyone noticed this with their own tub spout diverter? I thought since this shower/ tub kit is suppose to be water saving, why would water be flowing from the tub spout? That would waste more water than save. By the way, it is a single handle tub/shower kit. The Delta classic monitor series 13 I believe. |
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As you've been told, with the pull-up diverter, you can expect some small amount of water to still come out of the tub spout. That is because the mating surfaces of the diverter valve are not always machined to be 100% water-tight, just sufficiently to provide enough resistance to water flow that the water will go up to the shower head. Some are more water-tight than others. You might want to look for a better one. The mechanism is all in the spout. A water-saving shower head may give enough back pressure so that more water may leak through the diverter than if you had a full flow shower head. The knob-type diverter valve will shut off the tub spout completely. |
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Thanks for replying. Off the top of your head, do you have any suggestions of which diverter is better, the brand more specifically? |
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I have some black sock or fingering yarn I want to use to make some very plain socks for DS. I cannot find a plain pattern that uses only one strand of the fingering weight yarn, preferable a crew design. Has anyone got such a pattern that they have used successfully??? Is it maybe available on the internet?? |
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KnittingPatternCentral.com is the best place to find free patterns of all kinds. You can check out their Directory for lists and lists of patterns. Men's socks using fingering yarn (sock yarn) using only one strand can be found on their sock list- www.knitlist.com/97gift/menssocks.htm |
- Posted by sheilajoyce (My Page) on Sun, Jun 3, 07 at 18:48
I will look. Thanks. So many sock patterns are huge, and I want to find a pattern that I can use to make men's medium size socks with my needles and yarn that I have. All my kids have inherited their dad's small feet. My sons wear the same shoe size I do--which is convenient when I am buying them slippers at Christmas. |
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Sheila, I use Ann Norling's Basic sock pattern, instructions for 3 different weights of yarn, for all my socks, men's included. I think it says to cast on 64 sts, without looking. I have a size 9- 10 shoe size, with a large ankle and calf, and cast on 72 for mine, then decrease at the bottom of the ankel to the 64 for my foot. DH wears an 11-11 1/2 and I cast on 68 on size 2 needles for both of us. You can use any basic sock pattern, as they usually call for fingering/sock yarn. Ann's pattern also give directions for sport and worsted. Tami |
I use Ann Budd's pattern, from The Handy Book of Patterns. It's a set of instructions with different gauges and different size feet. Pretty much all you need to do is make sure you measure the person's foot right. I also like Wendy's basic toe-up pattern. Both of these are formulas, rather than actual patterns, so you can decide on your own stitch pattern. ~ Kit |
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- Posted by sheilajoyce (My Page) on Sun, Jun 10, 07 at 14:27
Kit, I have heard that it is real easy to make the top row of the sock cuff too tight with a toe-up pattern. Do you have that problem? Have you worked out a trick to be sure it doesn't happen? |
- Posted by threejsmom (My Page) on Mon, Jun 11, 07 at 13:44
If you do toe-up, the cuff can be bound off with an elastic bind-off like Elizabeth Zimmerman's sewn bind-off. Scroll down to bind-offs in the link below. This site is also great for links to other sock knitting sites and alternatives for heels and toes. Another elastic bind-off is as follows: Work 2 st in pattern (k or p), *transfer the 2 worked st from right to left ndl, k2togTBL, work 1 st in pattern*, rep from * to *. I like toe up because when you do Magic Loop or 2 circulars, you can try the sock on as you go. |
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Find the mean µ for the binomial distribution with n=40 and p=3/5. Round the answer to the nearest tenth.
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You need to remember what is formula of mean for a binomial distribution such that:
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The problem provides the values for n and p, hence, you need to substitute 40 for n and `3/5` for p in formula of mean such that:
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`mu = 8*3 =gt mu = 24`
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But, despite decades of studies, plans, hearings, recommendations, educational efforts and lawsuits, the salmon in Lagunitas Creek, and its main tributary, San Geronimo Creek, remain endangered, and the population continues its downward spiral to the point that Marin's salmon face imminent extinction.
Freshwater streams, such as those in the Lagunitas Creek watershed, play a critical role in the salmon's lifecycle.
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Land-use restrictions to protect salmon streams have successfully been implemented elsewhere in California and around the U.S. Marin's failure to take action is all the more disturbing when you consider that other counties and cities have enacted stream protection measures while Marin officials continue to "study" the issue.
The need to control development to protect Marin's salmon population has been well known for decades. Officials watched as coho populations along the central coast dropped by 70 percent from the 1960s.
Marin's 1994 Countywide Plan contemplated enactment of an enforceable stream protection ordinance to ensure the survival of the coho population. But nothing was done by the county to enact an ordinance, and shortly afterwards, in 1996, the National Marine Fisheries Service declared that Central Coast coho were a "threatened" species, primarily due to habitat degradation associated with human activity along the streams salmon use for spawning.
Only nine years later, the dramatic decline in Lagunitas Creek salmon continued to the point that, in 2005, the federal service changed the listing of central coast coho to "endangered", stating that the salmon were "in danger of extinction" due to habitat destruction.
Still Marin county officials took no action. Instead, in 2007 they adopted a new Countywide Plan, promising to enact an ordinance to protect Marin's streams. But county officials did not enact the ordinance they had promised, and so in 2010 the non-profit Salmon Protection and Watershed Network sued the county for its failure to protect Marin's salmon, and the court imposed a ban on new development in San Geronimo Valley pending adoption of the ordinance Marin had been promising to enact since 1994.
Finally, this June, almost two decades after it had been proposed, the Board of Supervisors had before it a draft stream protection ordinance ready for adoption.
But when it was time to vote, its members lacked the political courage to protect our salmon. Instead, they chose to appoint a "subcommittee" to make recommendations to revise the Countywide Plan yet another time. Rather than taking the clear path of protecting our salmon that was staked out 20 years ago, Marin politicians have chosen more litigation, more studies, more hearings, more politics and no action.
The downward spiral continues while Marin officials continue to debate.
Enough is enough. Marin needs to move quickly to enact a rigorous, enforceable ordinance to protect its salmon, or they will all be gone.
David Schnapf of Greenbrae is a retired attorney with an interest in environmental issues. He is a Marin Conservation League director.


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OOLTEWAH — The Bradley Central volleyball team won't play again until Tuesday and head coach Christie McElhaney said during the time off the team needs to make some tough decisions.
"We need to see who is going to step up and play," declared an exasperated McElhaney after her Bearettes got swept out of "The Barn" by Ooltewah for their third loss in five District 5-AAA matches so far this season.
Ooltewah took the match 25-23, 25-15, 25-10.
"We had 22 service reception errors in three games. We can't pass the ball. We are making way too many unforced errors," the coach assessed. "If we can't pass, we can't get the sets we need to run our offense."
Bradley has a district bye Thursday evening, plus will have its first weekend of the season off before returning to the court on Tuesday to wrap up the first half of the district schedule when Soddy-Daisy comes to Jim Smiddy Arena.
The Bearettes came out strong Tuesday evening, scoring 11 of the match's first 15 points, including aces by junior Noa Williams and senior Rebecca Reuter. Reuter, a 6-foot-3 Middle Tennessee State basketball commitment, also had three kills and a pair of blocks during the run.
Ooltewah (17-2, 4-0 District 5-AAA) , which played in the TSSAA State Championships last season, fought back to cut the seven-point deficit to a single point at 18-17. After the Bearettes pushed back out to a four-point advantage, the Lady Owls rallied to score eight on the set's final 10 points to claim a 25-23 victory.
"We started extremely slow. Both teams had a very busy weekend (at the Choo Choo Classic, where Ooltewah finished second to a very powerful Atlanta Trinity squad), so it took a while to get going," declared Lady Owl coach Elaine Peigen. "Bradley is a better team than they showed tonight. It won't be the same when we play them again."
After making the strong comeback for victory in the opener, Ooltewah dominated the final two sets, never trailing in either. The hosts jumped out to an 11-4 edge in the second game and led by as many as 11 points before posting the 10-point win.
Leading 10-6 in the final set, the Lady Owls used an 8-0 streak to break open game and then scored seven of the night's final eight points.
Sloan Sullivan led the way for Ooltewah with eight kills, nine digs, three aces and a block. Josie Cain helped out with 10 digs and an ace, while Courtlyn Ison downed 11 kills and a half a block.
Hanna Matthews handed out 27 assists and dug out four shots, with Alex Biro slamming down five kills and blocking a shot. Bethany Spange helped out with five digs, three kills and a trio of aces. Summer Williams added four digs and an ace for the victors.
Reuter topped the Bearette tally sheet with a half dozen kills and 3 1/2 blocks, while Julia Gaither had 11 digs and three kills. Lisa Duvall dug out six shots, had four kills and a pair of aces, while Chanler Grady handed out a half dozen assists and had four digs. Natalie Jennings had a pair of kills and 2 1/2 blocks.
In a show of sportsmanship, the Lady Owl players made a banner saying "Fell Better Brooke" in reference to Bradley's 6-foot-2 all-stater, who has been unable to play so far this season while recovering from elbow surgery.
"The girls wanted to do something special for Brooke. We hate to see anybody hurt and unable to play, so we wanted to let her know we are thinking about her," explained coach Peigen. The sign even had an alligator head on it, refering to Copeland having committed to play basketball for the University of Florida.
"Ooltewah called and checked on her when she was in the hospital," related coach McElhaney. "That (the sign) was really nice of them to do."
Ooltewah won the junior varsity match 25-19, 25-23, while Bradley captured the freshman games 25-7, 25-21.


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Hayden received a birthday invitation in the mail earlier this month. Her friend Ruby was having a princess birthday party and the kids were instructed to wear their favorite princess outfit. We currently have Sofia, Snow White & Belle, but as I was told, "Mom, it says your favorite. Elsa is my favorite."
I could have just told her to wear one that we had, I mean, there was no dress out there unless I wanted to pay an arm and a leg for one. However, Elsa herself was going to be at this party, and I know Hayden really loves Elsa. So I began my research.
I looked all over the internet to find a pattern. There had to be one, right? Nope. However a lot of moms were in my same boat and made their own with instructions on what they did. So, in return, here is my tutorial. And I say tutorial lightly. I didn't take step by step notes, or pictures. I just kinda winged it.
*Note: I am not a seamstress. This dress may fall apart if it gets worn too much.
The Dress
With no pattern, this is what I did. I took one of Hayden's dresses and traced the skirt portion of it on the fabric. Cut out the two pieces & sewed it together. It did come out a little too "Poofy" for Elsa, so I trimmed off some of the sides to make the angle more gradual. After I did that I realized, dur, it needs a liner, so I had to back in and add that. (Like I mentioned above, I am not a seamstress). I didn't want to mess with a zipper or button (I haven't ever put one in) so I used ribbon to tie it together around her waist.
For the top, I stopped at a second hand store and found a white tank top and then sewed the sequin material to it. It was a little scratchy for Hayden so she put a shirt on underneath it. That worked out well as we had one that was the same color. I just sewed the top and the back where the material meets. I wanted it to be loose & flow on her.
The Cape
I think this is the most important part of the dress, which is why I spent the most time on it. And quite possibly went overboard. I purchased organza material (per another DIY post) and cut it to 48 x 56. Yes, this is big for a 5 year old, but again, the cape is so important.
I found pictures of the cape online and made my own version in Illustrator. I added guides for 12×12 squares, created slices of each square, then saved each square as a JPG. This basically created a puzzle to put back together.
I then opened each JPG in Silhouette and created a cut file and cut out each square. I then put the "puzzle" back together on the kitchen counter. This was extremely tricky. I need the outside pieces so the actual design was "cut out". I then took re-positional spray adhesive and placed my stencil onto the cut organza.
* I used a standard card table. Ideally a bigger table would have been better, and I would have stretched out the organza and taped it down to keep it smooth before i added the stencil.
Next I took a paintbrush and fabric Mod Podge and "colored" in the stencil. I did this is sections ad the Mod Podge can dry quickly. After the glue was down I sprinkled on ultra fine glitter.
I pulled off the stencil while it was sill wet to avoid any stickiness after it dried. No idea if it mattered. Once it was complete, I hung it in the bathroom to dry.
The next day I used my Silhouette again and cut out snowflakes and repeated the same steps with the glue & the glitter. I could have done different sizes but at this point I was cutting it close to the party.
The cape was still a square at this point so I had to round it off. After I cut it I noticed my cut lines were not straight (Not a seamstress) and it felt unfinished. At this point I sewed 1.5inch silver ribbon all around the cape.
I thought about just sewing the cape to the back of the shirt, but thought it might get annoying for her so I used my Babyville Boutique Snap Pliers and added 3 snaps in the middle of the cape. Super easy to remove, which is great when we get into the car.
Hayden was a little upset that she didn't have the gloves that Elsa does. Yes, those are cool too, but I was running out of time & not really sure how to do those. To make up for it, I did add a small loop on each side of the cape so she could loop the cape around her middle finger & spread it out. This made up for it. Once she realized the wind would blow it, she felt so cool. Her smile made it totally worth it.
There you have it. That is our version of the Elsa Dress. There may be easier ways to put this together or something smarter. I am just putting this out there to help the next mom who is looking for ideas on how to create her own dress. I hope this helps!
P.S. yes, we are also missing Elsa shoes. The green doesn't quite go with the outfit, but they are her "tap shoes" (shoes with a little bit of heal so they make noise) and she didn't complain.
P.P.S. She just woke up and came out of her room with the skirt on, "Mom, can you tie this?" I think she likes it. Nice work mom.


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Motorcycles, yes. But Harley-Davidson is so much more. See how far our world reaches.
Originally on display January 20 – April 15, 2012
Artist's Statement
As a "creative", I have been fortunate in spending most of my life at Harley-Davidson as a designer. I am a graduate of Art Center College of Design and that is where my watercolor interest began. Although my degree is in Industrial Design, Watercolor was an elective, featuring plein air sessions where we painted outdoors, on location.
I have always viewed our motorcycles as the ultimate sculptural art form. Color, shape, texture, contrast, play of light, and proportion are critical elements in their visual success. Those same elements apply when creating a compelling watercolor painting, only in two dimensions rather than three.
Overlapping motorcycle design and watercolor painting has provided me with a very fulfilling lifestyle which answers my passions and emotions. I am inspired by the incredible variety; an idyllic Wisconsin landscape or the challenge of an exciting new Harley-Davidson.
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…The United States is offering military hardware, support for a long-term Israeli presence in the Jordan Valley, help with enforcing a ban on the smuggling of weapons through a Palestinian state, a promise to veto Security Council resolutions critical of Israel during the talks and a pledge to forge a regional security agreement for the Middle East.It's really extraordinary. The U.S. is in effect foreclosing the option of a major portion of the West Bank being returned to the Palestinians (the Jordan Valley). Even more astonishingly it is promising to exercise its veto for ANY anti-Israel Security Council resolution. That means if Israel bombs Iran, we veto. If Israel invades Syria or Lebanon or Gaza, we veto. It's not so much the veto itself, because it's almost a given that we veto any resolutions critical of Israel. But it's the idea that we're promising an a priori veto even before we know what the issue might be. It would have to be tempting to Israel to dust off its military-adventure wish-list and fix its coördinates on targets that have previously been off-limits due to fear of an American "No."
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Panel gives thumbs up to appraisal on potential park land
By James D. Wolf Jr. Post-Tribune correspondent March 26, 2013 8:12PM
Updated: April 28, 2013 6:32AM
VALPARAISO — Officials on Tuesday signed off on a land appraisal and an official recommendation for 55 acres of farmland to become a south Porter County park.
The Land Acquisition Committee for the Porter County Parks Department voted Tuesday to have the county pursue the land at the southeast corner of Indiana 49 and County Road 550S.
The parks board is expected to vote on the issue at its April 4 meeting, then the parks department will take the matter to the Porter County Board of Commissioners and County Council.
Land Acquisition Committee members said the park will likely be a combination of athletic fields and walking trails, but it's early to set plans.
"We need more public input," Committee Chairwoman Rebecca Tomerlin.
She and other committee members included residents, the parks board, the commissioners and the council members for sources for ideas and desires.
The committee members wouldn't discuss what the first appraisal put the cost of the land at, but they indicated it was below the $600,000 they planned to request of the council and commissioners.
A second appraisal should be completed before the parks board meeting.
The possible park is still in preliminary stages.
Committee member Jonathan Hildebrand said in his vote by email that he wants to buy the land but wants to know the plan.
Tomerlin said, "We know we want to acquire the land. We don't have a timeline for development."
The parks department will likely develop it in phases so people can use it sooner rather than later, she said.
The property is next to a historical site, too.
The Tassinong Grove trading post was there in 1874, committee member Craig Kenworthy said.
The Land Acquisition Committee plans to meet again on April 9. The meeting will be at 6 p.m. at the County Administration Building in Valparaiso.


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Tyson Gay who in the last fortnight has beaten Usain Bolt in Stockholm and set the fastest time in the world this year when dashing 9.78 in the damp and cold of London, reflects on a busy month:
"A lot has happened since I last wrote. Raced in Monaco, Stockholm and London. I just arrived in Zürich and I am getting ready for Weltklasse. It has been a busy month.
On the track, things are going well. Each race, I feel a little faster and I am making progress getting technically better in my race execution.
Rather than write more about the things I do to prepare for Diamond League races while here in Europe, I figured I would give you a list of things that I have learned this summer. Kind of my own top ten list...
10. No matter what time of year it is, Monaco is always a good place to visit, train and race. I trained there after the race and during the European Championships. I don't speak French but the people treat athletes well...even Prince Albert is a huge track fan.
9. That new track at Stade Louis is fast...very fast.
8. Olympic fever has started in London. The Olympics are two years away but the people and the media are real excited already. Almost everywhere I went, people wanted to talk about London 2012. Hope I will be part of the show in August 2012!
7. This sounds strange, but to be a fast sprinter, you need to be patient. I've learned to be patient in my preparation but I've also had to learn to be patient once the gun goes off. It isn't just about moving your legs and arms as fast as you can...
6. He is 7 feet and 1 inch tall (2.2 meters) and weighs around 340lbs (154kg)...but Shaq* is a lot faster than you think.
5. Just because it is cold and wet...doesn't mean that sprinters can't run fast. You see some of those results from London.
4. The only thing better than a race between Asafa, me and Usain would be one with the three of us and Christophe Lemaitre from France. If he keeps developing, he has the tools to deliver an Olympic medal to France, I think. He gets it done in the big races.
3. People think that because I don't smile or joke around after a race that I am not happy. That just isn't me. Believe me though...I am real happy to be out there and I just enjoy racing.
2. At the end of the season, I need a vacation. I've never taken one. This will be the first time. Not sure where I am going to go, but it will be nice to just relax.
1. I like Stockholm. LOL
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218An anonymous reader writes: Uber, Lyft, and a variety of competitors are becoming ubiquitous. Their presence is jarring not because of how different they are from conventional taxis, but simply because they're different at all. Taxis really haven't changed much over the years. Watch a movie from the '90s and you can't help but chuckle at the giant, clunky mobile phones they use. But you can go all the way back to movies from '30s and scenes with taxis won't be unfamiliar. New York Magazine has a series of articles about the taxi revolution currently underway. "So far, Uber appears to be pinching traditional car services—Carmel, Dial 7, and the like—hardest. (They have apps, too, but Uber's is the one you've heard of.) The big question is about the prices for medallions, because so much of the yellow-cab business depends on their future value. ... [I]t's hard to see how those prices won't slip. Medallions, after all, are part of a top-down system formed to fight the abuses and dangers of the old crooked New York: rattletrap cars, overclocked meters, bribed inspectors. Its heavy regulation in turn empowered the taxi lobby and (somewhat) the drivers union. That system may be a pain to deal with, but in its defense, it provided predictability and security. The loosey-goosey libertarian alternative, conceived in the clean Northern California air, calls upon the market to provide checks and balances. A poorly served passenger can, instead of turning to a city agency for recourse, switch allegiances or sue."


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- Moreno Gerardo, Mangione Carol M, Kimbro Lindsey, Vaisberg Ekaterina. Guidelines Abstracted from the American Geriatrics Society Guidelines for Improving the Care of Older Adults with Diabetes Mellitus: 2013 Update. J Amer Soc Geriatrics, 2013; 61(11): 2021-2026.
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- Walker KO, Moreno G, Grumbach K. The Association between specialty, race-ethnicity, and practice location among California physicians in diverse specialties. J Natl Med Assoc. 2012; 104(1-2): 46-52.
- Jimenez N, Moreno G, Leng M, Buchwald D, Morales LS. Use of interpreter services and patient satisfaction with pain treatment among Spanish-speaking Latinas. J of Gen Intern Med.2012; 23(9): 1602-1608.
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- Walker Odom K, Moreno G. How Can We Ease the Social Isolation of Underrepresented Minority Medical Students? Acad Med. 2011 Oct;86(10):1191-1192.
- Moreno G, Morales LS. Hablamos Juntos (Together We Speak): Interpreters, Provider Communication, and Satisfaction with Care. J of Gen Intern Med. 2010 Dec;25(10):1282-88.
- Moreno G, Walker KO, Grumbach K. Self-Reported Fluency in Non-English Languages Among Physicians Practicing in California. Family Medicine. 2010 Jun; 42(6):414-20.
- Moreno G, Rodriguez MA, Lopez GA, Bholat MA, Dowling PT. Eight Years of Building Community Partnerships and Trust: The UCLA Family Medicine Community-Based Participatory Research Experience. Acad Med. 2009 Oct; 84(10):1426-33.
- Moreno G, Tarn DM, Morales LS. Impact of Interpreters on Receipt of New Prescription Medication Information among Spanish-Speaking Latinos. Med Care. 2009 Dec; 47(12):1201-08.
- Moreno Gerardo, Noguera Christine, Morales Leo S, Nunez de Jaimes Fatima, Isiordia Marilu, Mangione Carol M Household Food Security and Diabetes Outcomes among Rural Latinos from an Agricultural Community in California Family Medicine, 2012; Feb [Abstract] Vol 44(Suppl 1).
- Grumbach K, Odom K, Moreno G, Chen E, Vercammen-Grandjean C, Mertz E. California Physician Diversity: New Findings from the California Medical Board Survey. UCSF Center for California Health Workforce Studies, San Francisco. April 2008.
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GAO discussed the Department of Defense's (DOD) risk assessment and safeguards management of its chemical and biological warfare research and development contractor facilities, focusing on: (1) risk assessment factors, standards, and methodology; (2) whether DOD adequately documented its assessments; and (3) the technical quality of the assessments and the extent to which they conformed to generally accepted scientific standards and practices. In its analysis of DOD chemical contractor facilities, GAO found that DOD: (1) developed and implemented a reasonably systematic and comprehensive approach for evaluating and managing risks, including contract bid reviews, formal requirements for safety, security, and emergency preparedness, and preaward and postaward inspections; and (2) conducted maximum credible event analyses, which provided a useful tool for estimating the effectiveness of existing safeguards against selected accidents or incidents. GAO believes that DOD should address other possible situations that could result in hazardous events at chemical contractor facilities. In its analysis of DOD biological contractor facilities, GAO found that: (1) DOD had not developed its own safeguard requirements or conducted regular, formal contractor facility evaluations; (2) DOD indirectly reviewed safeguards through an existing system that the biomedical and microbiological research establishment developed and that research investigators and institutions individually implemented; and (3) the lack of a formal DOD risk assessment and safeguards management process made it difficult to determine whether safeguards were proper and effective. GAO believes that DOD should take a more active role in developing and establishing a systematic and centralized safeguard evaluation process, which would provide useful information to address concerns about risks.
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