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API RP 2I (Complete Document)
Revision / Edition: 3 Chg: Date: April 2008
Additional Comments: G02I03 **SEE ALSO DEEPWATER SET**
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This recommended practice provides guidelines for inspecting mooring components of mobile offshore drilling units (MODUs) and permanent floating installations. Although this document was primarily developed for the moorings of MODUs and permanent floating installations, some of the guidelines may be applicable to moorings of other floating vessels such as pipe-laying barges and construction vessels. Furthermore, some of the guidelines may be applicable to secondary or emergency moorings such as moorings for jack-up units, shuttle tanker moorings, and dynamic positioning (DP) vessel harbor mooring.
The applicability of this document to the moorings of other floating vessels is left to the discretion of the user.
The need for rigorous, effective inspection of mooring hardware is apparent because most of the mooring failures involved faulty mooring components including corroded or physically damaged wire-rope or chain, defective connecting links, or mooring hardware of inferior quality. This document should be useful to engineers and operating personnel concerned with the following:
a) planning a mooring inspection;
b) conducting or supervising a mooring inspection;
c) deciding whether to reject, repair, or replace mooring hardware;
d) communicating with others concerning acceptable mooring hardware.
Inspection Philosophy and Exception to This Document
Inspection Philosophy
The inspection philosophy of this document is to remove a mooring component with excessive deterioration from service. Based on this philosophy, a criterion of limiting the strength reduction to 10 % minimum breaking strength (MBS) was established in the first edition of this document. This criterion has been used by the industry for more than 20 years with generally satisfactory results, and it has become a long standing and widely accepted criterion.
Inspection and Design Check
It should be emphasized that this document does not address the critical design issues such as tension factor of safety and fatigue, although some discussion is given to the design issue of corrosion allowance. Any attempt to link inspection with these critical design issues will make discard criteria a moving target, depending on design assumptions, analysis software used, margin of safety, and location of the operation, etc. Setting an industry inspection standard in this case is impossible. The design check should be conducted separately. If the design check indicates that the reliability of the mooring system can be overly compromised, the acceptance of a mooring component that passes the discard criteria should be carefully re-evaluated. On the other hand, if the design check indicates that the mooring component is significantly over-designed, and it can tolerate much more damage than allowed by this document, design calculations should be submitted to the appropriate authority asking for permission to take exception to API 2I. This process has been used by the industry under various conditions, and some examples are provided below.
— A MODU chain was found to have a large number of loose studs that exceeded the discard criteria and therefore should be replaced. However, the chain was accepted for continued service based on: 1) Break test of samples taken from the problem area indicated the chain retained more than 90 % MBS. 2) A fatigue analysis, taking into consideration the additional stress concentration at the stud footprint due to loose stud, indicated sufficient fatigue life for continuous operation.
— A mooring component was found to have lost 15 % of its strength, well exceeding the discard criteria of 10% MBS. A design check indicated the factors of safety were twice the required factors of safety for the operation. The component was accepted for continued service.
Safety of Inspection Personnel
Safety should be given high priority during mooring inspection. If a certain recommended inspection procedure poses a significant risk of jeopardizing the health and safety of the inspection personnel, the procedure should be modified to minimize the risk. However an effort should be made to ensure the inspection objectives are not compromised.
Mooring Component Traceability and Inspection Documentation
Since the inspection philosophy of this document is to remove a mooring component with excessive deterioration from service, it is important to keep a complete and auditable record of the component history. This component history shall be maintained in accordance with Annex A and shall include manufacturing, inspection, usage, and retirement records.
In cases where a complete component history for in-service mooring components is not available, decisions to keep a component in service should be based on its present condition and experience with components in similar services. Furthermore, a lack of historical documentation does not eliminate the need to maintain on-going documentation for future use.


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A local private school has received national recognition for student performance.
St. James Catholic Regional School in Elizabethtown on Friday was named a National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education. The award is given to schools with high-level student performance or where significant gains have been made in student achievement. St. James is one of five private schools in Kentucky to be selected and one of 50 nationwide. A total of 269 schools in the U.S. were selected, according to an education department news release.
J.T. Alton Middle School in Vine Grove is one step closer to launching a new science and math program.
Science Applications International Corp. announced a gift of $23,800 to J.T. Alton on Thursday in the school's library. The money will help start a Project Lead the Way program, an engineering curriculum for middle and high school students.
SAIC is a scientific, engineering and technology applications company, and it gave a $27,000 grant to North Hardin High School in 2010 for the same program.
Hardin County Schools is finalizing its purchase of land in Cecilia where the district plans to locate the replacement for Howevalley Elementary School. School district representatives and landowner Bill Cecil are closing the sale today at the law office of Skeeters, Wilson, Bennett and Pike in Radcliff, according to Cecil and attorney Don Skeeters.
The site is being purchased for $450,000, according to a construction document for the new school.
An Eastview woman recently has received significant recognition — both from her employer and from motorists in western Kentucky.
Brandi Claggett, an instructor at Daymar College-Louisville South campus, has been named campus Teacher of the Year for the second year in a row. Claggett also is now featured in promotional material for the college, including billboards and the school's website.
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The Kentucky Department of Education has corrected information given out about the possibility of a write-in candidate for the Elizabethtown Independent Schools board seat for which no one has filed.
In the case of a seat for which there are no candidates, no one is allowed to file as a write-in candidate, said Lisa Gross, the KDE director of the division of communications and community engagement. Gross had previously said this could be a possibility.
Elizabethtown Independent Schools will have two empty board seats in January, but just one person is running to fill them.
Only one candidate, Matt Wyatt, is running for a seat on the board in the November elections, meaning the other spot likely will be filled by the commissioner of the Kentucky Department of Education.
Current board members Dianne Cooper and Tony Kuklinski are not running to retain their seats on the board. Kuklinski intended to file for the election but missed the deadline.
While the Hardin County Schools district focuses daily on current students, administrators took Thursday afternoon to recognize past pupils.
Eight graduates were recognized for their achievements at the Hardin County Schools' Distinguished Alumni ceremony at the Historic State Theater. Military members were heavily represented. Other inductees included journalists and a physician.
The state's major land-grant institution is making a promise to its students and to the state at large.
University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto is touring the state as part of the university's Preview Nights, in which high school students learn more about UK and what it offers. Capilouto is sharing The Kentucky Promise with students and other groups he's visiting, which is a commitment the university is making to update physical and intellectual components of the school.
The county schools district has added most of the new faculty it needed after an early enrollment boom.
Hardin County Schools has almost completed hiring nearly 20 new faculty members needed after the school year started with more students than expected.
HCS needed to hire 17 more teachers, as well as some instructional aides, when enrollment a few days into the school year hit 14,126 students, beyond the projected 13,820 students.
Enrollment at Elizabethtown Independent Schools is up this year, and is sitting at one of the largest totals the district has seen recently, said Nate Huggins, assistant superintendent for student and district support services.
The mid-week total for the district, not including preschool students, is 2,413, which is the largest the district has seen in recent years, Huggins said.
The increased numbers are at both ends of the age spectrum in the district. Elizabethtown High School saw an enrollment of 788 students in the middle of the week, he said.
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DATE & TIME: Tuesday, January 29, 10 p.m. (et)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Thomas & Mack Center (18,500) -- Las Vegas, Nevada. Television: CNSCSN. Home Record: Nevada 9-3, UNLV 12-1. Away Record: Nevada 2-5, UNLV 4-3. Neutral Record: Nevada 0-0, UNLV 0-0. Conference Record: Nevada 2-3, UNLV 3-2. Series Record: UNLV leads, 54-19.
GAME NOTES: A battle for bragging rights in the Silver State plays out at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas on Tuesday night as the UNLV Runnin' Rebels contend with the Nevada Wolf Pack in their first-ever meeting as Mountain West Conference foes.
Nevada, which has come over to the MWC from the Western Athletic Conference like a number of programs, has stumbled a bit out of the gate in terms of the league slate, winning just two of five outings. However, the Pack did post a 75-59 win over Boise State on Saturday, giving the team two victories in the last three contests overall.
As for the Runnin' Rebels, they had been a nationally-ranked program earlier in the season, but in the last eight games the team has been defeated three times. However, since the latest setback to Colorado State on the road back on Jan. 19, the team has rebounded with a 62-50 victory over Wyoming at home last Thursday night.
Now a part of the Governor's Series, a formal head-to-head athletic and academic challenge between these two schools, this is the first men's basketball game to be played as part of this new competition. However, the history on the hardwood goes back a long way as UNLV enters this meeting with a 54-19 advantage in the all-time series.
The Rebels have won six straight meetings, the last of those being a 71-67 triumph in Sin City last year. The most recent victory for Nevada came in 2005 by a score of 68-61 in Las Vegas as well.
With the Nevada offense having some struggles in recent weeks, it was good to see Deonte Burton and Malik Story both step up in the same game as they tallied 17 and 16 points, respectively, in the victory over Boise State Saturday afternoon in Reno. Also scoring in double figures for the Pack were Jerry Evans and Devonte Elliott with 12 and 11 points, respectively, the latter adding a team-best eight rebounds in just 16 minutes off the bench.
Through five conference outings, Burton is leading the offensive charge with 19.0 ppg, shooting an even 50 percent from the floor. Story checks in with 13.2 ppg, while Evans (9.6 ppg) takes the lead in the paint with close to eight boards per contest. However, the team as a whole is shooting just 37.9 percent from the field and 25.8 percent behind the 3-point line in league bouts.
Once again, having Mike Moser and Anthony Bennett along the front line against Wyoming didn't really pay dividends for both performers, but the team ended up in the win column nonetheless. Bennett responded with 17 points, but just five rebounds, while Moser accounted for five points and three boards in 19 minutes of action. Quintrell Thomas stepped up with 13 points and five boards off the bench, followed by Anthony Marshall, who nearly logged a double-double with his 12 points and game-high nine assists. A bit shaky in the early going, UNLV fell behind 8-0 in the opening minutes before holding the visitors to just 3- of-16 shooting beyond the arc. Bennett continues to be the go-to guy for the Runnin' Rebels through 20 contests, pacing the group with both 18.4 ppg and 8.6 rpg, but with the return of Moser from injury, the pair are still trying to figure out how to coexist in the paint. Marshall, the only other double- digit scorer (10.4 ppg) is responsible for 119 assists and only 59 turnovers.
If Moser comes out flat for the game on Tuesday night that will open the door for the Wolf Pack to make things interesting. However, as long as Bennett has his way in the paint it might not matter.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: UNLV 69, Nevada 61


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Zoology is organized into three parts. Part One covers the common life processes, including cell and tissue structure and function, the genetic basis of evolution, and the evolutionary and ecological principles that unify all life. Part Two is the survey of protists and animals, emphasizing evolutionary and ecological relationships, aspects of animal organization that unite major animal phyla, and animal adaptations. Part Three covers animal form and function using a comparative approach. This approach includes descriptions and full-color artwork that depict evolutionary changes in the structure and function of selected organ systems.
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|Animal-like Protists: The Protozoa
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|Molluscan Success
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Senators seek "pattern of progress" on yuan
By Lindsay Beck and Jason Subler
BEIJING (Reuters) – A U.S. senator threatening sanctions
unless China revalues the yuan said on Tuesday he wanted to
learn whether there was "a pattern of progress" in the
currency's quickening rate of climb.
Charles Schumer, a New York Democrat, is co-author with
Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, of a bill that
would impose a tariff of 27.5 percent on Chinese imports into
the United States unless Beijing revalues the yuan "at or near
its fair market value."
"We are not here to dictate specific markers…We want to
see if there has been a pattern of progress," Schumer told
reporters at the start of a fact-finding trip.
Schumer and Graham are holding talks to decide whether to
go ahead with a vote on their bill by March 31.
Asked what China should do regards its currency, Schumer
said: "Our goal is for China to move on their own… There are
no magic words.
"It's a delicate game. The Chinese are very sensitive to
being pressured into things. We are waiting and seeing. It's
premature to give any impressions."
The two law-makers, accompanied by Oklahoma Republican Tom
Coburn, met Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing on Tuesday,
who briefed them on China's exchange rate policies.
Schumer said Li also spoke a lot about Taiwan, which China
considers a breakaway province.
"He said frictions should be resolved on the basis of
cooperation through negotiation," Foreign Ministry spokesman
Qin Gang said, referring to Li. "We should not politicize these
issues and magnify them," Qin told a news conference.
But Coburn said was not convinced the Chinese took their
complaints seriously.
"I heard nothing to make me think that they have a full
understanding of the serious nature that the Congress considers
currency manipulation," he told reporters.
The senators were expected to meet central bank governor
Zhou Xiaochuan and Commerce Minister Bo Xilai later in the
The yuan slipped a touch on Tuesday to 8.0274 per dollar
after hitting 8.0232 per dollar on Monday. That was the highest
level since Beijing revalued the yuan by 2.1 percent on July 21
and freed it from a dollar peg to float within managed bands.
The yuan has now gained 1.03 percent since the revaluation.
The senators contend the yuan is deliberately undervalued
by 15 percent to 40 percent, handing Chinese exporters an
unfair advantage that is bloating the $202 billion U.S. trade
deficit and destroying millions of American manufacturing jobs.
Premier Wen Jiabao last week ruled out another one-off
revaluation but said China would gradually permit greater
movement in the exchange rate.
Sure enough, the yuan has risen at a 3.5 percent annual
pace over the past four weeks, a movement driven not just by
U.S. political factors but also by China's economic
fundamentals, said Jonathan Anderson, chief Asian economist
with UBS in Hong Kong.
"We believe dollar/yuan could trade below the key
psychological level of 8.00 within the next few weeks," he said
in a note to clients.
The Schumer-Graham bill is not new but, with President Hu
Jintao due to visit the United States next month, the measure
has become a lightning rod for U.S. unease over the speed of
China's economic rise.
"My goal is to sell the idea that stability is best
achieved when everyone plays by the same rules," Graham said.
The bill is opposed by President George W. Bush and by many
in the U.S. business community. For one thing, they say, the
measure would flout World Trade Organization rules.
But Stephen Roach, Morgan Stanley's chief economist, urged
Bejing not to treat the Schumer/Graham initiative as
run-of-the-mill political pressure.
He said it was a question of when, not if, the bill was put
to a vote in the Senate, which was likely to approve it by a
significant margin.
"History tells us that protectionism is a very dangerous
development because it leads to counterreactions from those who
are adversely affected. And that's a very slippery slope for
the world to go down," Roach told a news conference in Beijing.
(Additional reporting by Ben Blanchard)


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|Canned pimiento
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Boil the eggs in simmering water for 11 minutes, stirring for the first 6 minutes so that yolks are centred.
Plunge into cold water, lightly cracking the shells.
Shell and cut in halves with a stainless-steel knife.
Cut a tiny slice from the bottom of each half to make it sit on the plate.
Remove yolks and put whites into cold water to prevent drying out.
Rub yolks through a sieve and mix with mayonnaise and seasonings.
Remove egg whites from water and dry.
Pile or pipe yolks back into whites and garnish with pimiento.
Makes 12.
CRAB EGGS: Fill the egg whites with finely flaked crab meat.
Mix egg yolks with mayonnaise and seasonings, pile or pipe over crab meat and decorate with a caper or tiny sprig parsley.
PA TE EGGS: Fill the egg whites with a good liver pate.
Mix egg yolks with mayonnaise and seasonings and pile or pipe over liver pate and finish with chopped parsley.
ROQUEFORT EGGS: Mash some Roquefort cheese and beat until creamy, use to fill egg whites.
Mix egg yolks with mayonnaise and seasonings and pipe or fill whites over cheese, decorate with a tiny piece of Roquefort or chopped parsley.
HERBED EGGS: Stir 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh herbs or 1 tablespoon parsley and lk teaspoon dried herbs into yolks.
Garnish with chopped parsley or snipped chives.
HAM AND CHEESE EGGS: Stir 1 tablespoon finely chopped ham and 1 tablespoon grated cheddar or blue cheese into yolks.
Garnish with slivers of ham.
ANCHOVY EGGS: Mash 3 anchovy fillets and stir into yolks.
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The anonymous survey contains seven short-answer questions, each regarding perceptions and expectations of UW-RF. "Your answers are vital in identifying our strengths and informing the discussions we will have together about planning for our future," says Betz.
"In our 21st century world, the University of Wisconsin-River Falls and all organizations must thoughtfully and intentionally celebrate strengths and plan for the future ... Your answers will provide an essential foundation in shaping our values, vision and mission for the years ahead," says Betz in the preface to the survey.
Responses are requested by Oct. 24. Paper copies of the survey are available at St. Croix Valley public libraries. For questions, more information or to obtain the survey in alternative formats, contact Suzanne Hagen, special assistant to the chancellor at 715/425-3833 or via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com .
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