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October 18, 2013
————– NEW PRE-ORDERS ————– PLAY ARTS KAI ALIENS: COLONIAL MARINES – ALIEN LURKER, SPITTER Two new Aliens figures are on their way. The Play Arts Kai Alien Lurker and Spitter are each currently listed at $99.99, although we are waiting on further information. http://www.bigbadtoystore.com/bbts/search.aspx?search=Play+Arts+Kai+Aliens PLAY ARTS KAI ROBOCOP FIGURES Three versions of Robocop are coming…


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What a special place!! Beautiful ocean views and new contemporary furnishings. This is a first class 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo with a large open living room with vaulted ceilings, sky lights and large glass doors that open up to the ocean and your own private balcony. The contemporary furnishings throughout the home make this home perfect for those who appreciate luxury. The living room is furnished with a beautiful leather sectional, large flat screen television with DVD player and a separate work/study desk area with wifi high speed internet access and a multi-function copy/scan/fax/printer. In addition, there is a stereo with 6 disk CD player, and a telephone with free local and long distance service.
The spacious kitchen is complete with oven, refrigerator, dishwasher and microwave. This home comes complete with all dishes, glassware, utensils, coffee maker, toaster, blender, as well as all kitchen utensils and small appliances necessary to prepare any meal.
The dining area adjacent to the kitchen has seating for 8 and a beautiful view of the sparkling Pacific Ocean. The front patio has a gas grill for your convenience.
The beautifully decorated dual master bedrooms both have high end mattresses, relaxing luxury linens and pillows. Both bedrooms have large french door closets, their own private bathrooms with custom tile, bedside tables with lamps. All linens (sheets, pillows, blankets, bath towels, beach towels) are provided.
This home is a great place to spend your vacation and enjoy your stay in our beach neighborhood. There is just one house between the property and Windansea beach. We provide boogie boards, sand toys, beach chairs, beach towels, a cooler, and bicycles so that you can enjoy the area the way locals do.
A full-size washer and dryer are provided in the home for your convenience. There is off street parking for one car in the driveway plus ample parking on the street.
Wow!!! My husband and I rented this Windansea condo for six weeks and could not have found a better place to stay. Our son lives in San Diego so we decided to spend the Holiday Season in La Jolla to be with him and also invited the rest of our family to join us. This was the perfect home away from home! We have very high standards when it comes to comfort and cleanliness and Karl's place exceeded all of our expectations and then some! It's beautifully decorated, very comfortable and stocked with everything you may need while on vacation. If you need beach chairs, boogie boards or bikes, it's all there for you to enjoy!
The ocean view and sunsets are breathtaking and you are only a few steps away from the beach. The condo's location is only a short drive from downtown or Pacific Beach where you can get all your shopping done or enjoy dining out. If you have any questions, Michael is the person to contact. He takes wonderful care of the condo during Karl's absence and will go above and beyond to help you. During our stay, we were fortunate enough to spend time with both, Karl and Michael and we can't say enough about their kindness and thoughtfulness! Not only did we have a wonderful time but we also built new friendships and special memories!
Thank you both, can't wait to go back! I miss falling asleep to the sound from the waves of Windansea beach!
We absolutely loved Karl's condo in the Windansea Community! It was just as depicted in the pictures … beautifully furnished, very clean, & comfy beds! So close to the beach & all the village of La Jolla has to offer with great ocean views as well. Karl & his property manager Mike were super accommodating & even had a bottle of wine & some candies upon our arrival … we will definitely return! We would highly recommend this property!
We had a wonderful stay at Vista Del Mar. It was super clean, comfy beds, nice linens, contemporary, sleek, with great views, and was only a house away from the best beach! Loved using the boogie boards. It has everything you need for a comfortable and fun stay. Great neighborhood - pretty quiet. Enjoyed many sunsets from the upper deck, and on the beach. Just really a lovely place. Can't wait to go back!!!
What a great condo, exactly as described. Awsome ocean views from the large front balcony - yes you are set back with 1 house between you and the ocean but you look directly over the house with easy. We enjoyed a beautiful sunset while BBQ on the balcony and enjoyed the sounds of the crashing waves all night long. The condo was very clean and spacious and the kitchen was ideally stocked, although a kettle would be one suggestion I would make. Would highly recommend this property - keep in mind that it is on the second floor with stair access only.
Listing and photos were accurate. Owner, Karl, and property manager, Michael, both extremely helpful and made evrything easy. I would definitely recommend to friends and family. The sound of the ocean 24/7 is so soothing and watching the dolphins play each morning from the deck was a treat for our entire family. We had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday here and would definitely return!
Sadly, my four weeks in La Jolla ended last night. I had a fabulous trip due, in large part, to Karl's wonderful condo. The location is superb - one short block to the dramatic Windansea beach. The photos on the site don't do justice to the water crashing against the rocks or let you hear the sound of the surf in your bedroom at night.
The condo is clean, well designed, attractive and well accessorized. It's also comfortable, with a large cushy leather sofa and good beds and mattresses. A local friend of Karl's manages the place and he operates on the principal that "your wish is my command." Both guys are really want you to enjoy yourself and both take great pride in the property.
In short, you will love it. But I want first dibs when I return next year.
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My name is Jeff. I just loaded Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit on my computer. I have a Mustek Bearpaw 1200 CS scanner, but Windows 7 is not reading the software. Does anyone know where I could get a free updated driver that will read by older scanner.
Download the newest XP drivers from this site:
Get the one file installation.
You will not be able to install the drivers but you can trick them to work.
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Do not plug in the scanner, start up the
Empty your systemrootwindows emp folder
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general Idea flexible scanning to PDF
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Recently I seem to be getting a lot of questions about our two mama family, and I'm wondering what dumb things other people have experienced with that and how you respond. I have had THREE people ask me "So...who is the real mom" in the past month, so I think I need to start coming up with a good response. I want to convey to people that they are being offensive without being too snarkey, because for the most part they seem to be asking out of polite stupidity. I had a conversation like this the other day: "So, who is her real mom?" "Um, she has two moms" "I know, but who is the REAL mom?" "Do you mean who gave birth to her?" "Yes that's right, who is the real mom?" *sigh*
Also the other things I hear a lot are "But who is her dad?" and "What will you tell her when she asks why she doesn't have a dad?" Also, everyone wants to know how we got pregnant. Sometimes I don't mind that one, but don't have it be the first thing you say to me when you're introduced! I feel like sometimes people are just dumb and think they are making polite conversation, other times there is a little bit of an edge to the question, like they are about to start giving me a "family values" lecture.
Yeah, my DP is trans (and thus, is my DD's dad, not her mom), but we still get annoying variations of this question. Lately, as I'm pregnant again, it's been lots of "Will the twins have the same father as DD?" My answer is always, "Yes, DP is their father." Sometimes its hard to keep the annoyance and snark out of my voice. I try to follow up with something like, "Are you asking about the donor?", though I don't usually tell them much information about our donor choices.
It can be really exhausting to walk the line between wanting to educate well-meaning people and just wanting to live your life.
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I haven't had many of these questions yet, but I've been thinking about it a lot. I've got some anxiety because later this week we plan to give our parents the green light to start telling our extended families that I am pregnant, and we're kind of the queer trailblazers on both sides of our families... I expect a lot of well intentioned inappropriate questions like the ones you've experienced from both them and my coworkers. First off, :hugs: to you for what you've had to deal with. I will say that I tend to consider myself a very patient and polite queer most days, in that I've usually managed not to be snarky in the face of ignorance and play more of an educator's role. But imagining the questions about our little nugget is getting me cranky, and I think at least some of it is some protectiveness kicking in, and maybe just some fatigue about the prejudice/ignorance in general. I don't know if I can be as polite as I have been in the past when it was just about me and DW. We have already told our close friends and immediate families that we will not be disclosing any details about our donor because we think that should be private information for our child to share as they see fit. Those people have been really respectful but I know the extended family won't be. I also told my mom the other day that even though she is aware of the finer details of the mechanics of our TTC efforts, I don't want any of that shared with the extended family, and she was fine with that. But I know the questions will come, and the anticipation is wearing on me. Sorry to offer more venting than advice...
Yeah, it's complicated stuff. I think in some ways the person I actually feel most protective of is my DP, because many (most?) of the questions subtly imply that only one of us is DD's parent, and that person is obviously me (as the gestational parent with the bio connection).
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In front of the kids I talk politely to the stranger but word it for my kids' ears, knowing they need the words to use for themselves one day.
"Is his daddy excited?"
We're all excited.
Does he look like his daddy?
I never met his donor, but most people say he looks just like me.
Did his dad have blue eyes?
His donor has blue eyes.
He's tall, how tall is his dad?
His donor is 6'1".
Frequent conversation that is probably more unique to our family:
Are they all yours?
How old are the little ones?
16 months and 10 months.
How does that work?
Two moms.
At work I have had sincere questions about the process from a co-worker whose husband had had a vasectomy. I've had curiosity about the medical aspects as well as the social. Only one co-worker brought homophobia into it. I'm totally willing to get snarky when someone is telling my why my family is inferior.
The most obnoxious question seems to be, why not just pick up a guy at a bar? That was my ex FIL. We explained the health screenings and the point of WTBK donors.
The question that surprised me the most was when the local police officer (we had two) asked when I was due and if I knew who the dad was. I think I said, um, I went to a bank.
Another semi-common remark I get are people's guesses about who gave birth to who. It's rare for anyone to get them all right.
I do think a lot more about families that are obviously non-traditional and all the questions they must get. Older parents, younger parents, mixed race families, families with special needs children or parents, children being raised by grandparents or siblings, families formed by adoption. Shoot, hardly any are traditional anymore. And everyone is so darn curious.
I feel so fortunate to live in a city that is so accepting and progressive. We haven't really had any problems with this. I've thought at times, however, that it would be nice to live closer to my family in the midwest, but imagine life would be VERY different for our family there. Of course, things ARE changing, even in my little hometown of Holland, Michigan, but it would be more of a struggle, whereas here, it is almost not an issue. People often say that me and my 10 year old daughter (whom my wife gave birth to, six years before we were together) look alike, and I love that :) haha. When my daughter went to a new school and her teacher said something about her mom and dad, I corrected her saying she had two moms, the elderly teacher's reaction was, "Oh, you have TWO moms! How very lucky!" and she went on about how amazing it must be to have two moms. Seriously, I love this town.
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That is funny! Yes, I was born and raised in Holland, MI. Now I live in Eugene, OR. Quite different places! But I love Holland too, in a way. They are doing some cool things right now, a lot more activism focused on equality. http://hollandisready.org/
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We haven't had too many questions at all. When we announced that we were pregnant only one person asked which one of us was pregnant, and her question was "which one of you is going to be doing the heavy lifting for the next nine months?" To which, I believe, I said "well, I'll keep lifting heavy boxes, and H will be carrying the baby around". Oh, wait, now I do remember one thoughtless friend. Someone we hadn't seen for years, to whom we used to be very close. We sent a pregnancy announcement (with a drawing of an obviously pregnant woman on it) and she responded with "oh, wow! You guys are getting a baby! Where from?" We clarified that H was pregnant.. and then haven't really talked to her at all since.
When E was born the nurses in the hospital were in shock at how much she looked like me and a few more forward ones asked if we had used my eggs.. then asked again "are you sure you didn't use your eggs?" Um, I think I would remember that! As a small baby she looked a lot like me, except for her blue eyes, and people would continuously comment about her looking like me, or like her grandparents or other extended family members. As she's gotten older she has lighter hair and looks exactly identical to H. So, people haven't really asked anything more recently. People will ask about her height in general ways and I'll generally just say "oh, she has really tall people on every side of her family" which is true.
There are a lot of two-mom families around us, so I think it's not really something novel to most people we meet. Maybe we just live a sheltered life.. that's possible.
I'm really appreciating reading all of your responses here! I especially value seraf's comment regarding modeling your answers to questions with your kids in mind: Very wise and inspiring.
As I've barely told anyone we're expecting, we haven't run into much yet... The one thing that has come up repeatedly throughout our TTC process, though, is people repeatedly referring to the donor as "the dad" or "the father". This will happen in conversation with close friends and family, conversations in which I've exclusively used the term "donor" when discussing our source of genetic material! It's already driving me nuts, which may not be a good sign for how I'll feel about annoying comments/questions in the future...
My current technique is to say, "Oh, you mean the DONOR..." and then continue with whatever we were talking about. I've ear-marked a couple folks who may require a more pointed correction in the future, but I'm an optimist and hoping that my persistent refusal to accept dad/father will eventually get through.
I have gotten a lot of questions over the years about who gave birth to our older kid (he is 14 years younger than me, so that's kind of hilarious every time). Since I have been pregnant, I have gotten some stupid questions about the donor. I don't prefer to answer them and I think it's nosy and kind of rude. "Is it a friend of yours?" "is it someone you know?" etc. I just say we used a sperm bank and that's pretty much that.
One of the nurses at our fertility clinic said our fetuses were tall, and it was probably because my wife is tall. DW was like, "Uh, I didn't contribute any genes to them?" and the nurse went on to say she thought we did reciprocal IVF and she can't ever remember which couple used which eggs. (I still cackle at this exchange; it has brought me so much entertainment value)
One of my coworkers recently asked me if my pregnancy was "On purpose." I said, "I'm gay, so 'on purpose' is kind of the only way." She tried to justify her question by saying, "Well, you never know, Jesus happened." which is like, so unbelievable. I have gotten a lot of mileage out of that story. Rude and ignorant people make for great cocktail hour fodder.
An immaculate conception would be pretty darn cool and a hell of a lot cheaper! I'm gonna try for that next time.
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When I got pregnant, there were definitely some people who asked HOW I got pregnant--"how does that work?"--acquaintances would ask and that was kind of awkward. I don't want to explain the entire process of at-home insemination but a lot of people don't know what that is. I wanted to just tell people to google search it and leave me alone! I wouldn't ask how they got pregnant...lol. A friend of mine actually had someone say, "But you don't like dick!" when she found out she was pregnant.
there's a lot of emoticons here...where's the one that says that's so annoying?! haha.
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The most common question that we get is about DS's bright red hair (DP and I are both brunette). People literally walk up to us out of the blue in stores or on the street and say "Where did he get that gorgeous hair? Does his father have red hair?" I used to always just say "It seems to have just popped up" or "My mother says she thinks my great aunt may have had strawberry blonde hair". Both of those statements are essentially true -- since red hair is recessive. I carried DS and nobody that I was aware of in my entire extended family has red hair, so it is a little strange that I must have passed on some aspect of that too. Recently I've decided that probably sounds to DS like I'm hiding something though. Sure, we want to protect our kids from people's stupid reactions but he can spot a lie (or squirming omission) a mile away. I don't ever want him to feel like he has something to be ashamed of or embarrassed about. If someone else is an idiot, I still think that isn't going to hurt him as much as feeling like he has to hide aspects of his family.
A few weeks ago, my mom took DS (4 yrs old) to the post office. While waiting in line, an elderly gentleman approached them.
Man: Where did you get that red hair?
DS: My sperm donor had red hair.
Man: what?
DS: [very loud and VERY clearly] MY... SPERM... DONOR... HAD... RED... HAIR
I guess the man just kind of glanced around awkwardly and walked away. Nothing like a 4-yr-old yelling the word SPERM at the top of his lungs in a public place to make a situation awkward.
Another 4 yr old donor-conceived child I know learned that a heterosexual couple was expecting a baby and immediately asked the woman "So, did John give you his sperm?"
Of course, we expect 4-yr-olds to ask awkward questions but when you think about how absurd that was, it really is no different from strangers asking queer couples the same sorts of questions.
Another 4 yr old donor-conceived child I know learned that a heterosexual couple was expecting a baby and immediately asked the woman "So, did John give you his sperm?"
Of course, we expect 4-yr-olds to ask awkward questions but when you think about how absurd that was, it really is no different from strangers asking queer couples the same sorts of questions.
I LOVE IT! A very valid question!
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Filling 3/8" hole in hull. Boat in the water.
So I was drilling out a broken bolt on an engine mount, and wouldnt you know I now have 3/8 hole in the hull. Who knew that the thick fiberglass cradle wasnt anything like as thick as it looked!
The boat is in the water, and a wooden plug is keeping the boat dry. For now .
How do I fix the hole? Can I use Marine Tex or Rapid Tex? If so, can I just fill the hole by pushing the stuff into the hole? Can I even do this with the boat in the water if I scuba down to the hole? Obviously, I would leave the plug in place until the epoxy is dry. I certainly couldnt do this from inside because the force of the jet of water when the plug is removed would blow out any epoxy substances introduced to the hole.
But Im betting I have to haul, and soon. So how do I fix the hole when on the hard? Is there an online reference somewhere where I can read about the necessary techniques? Or perhaps one of you kind readers could describe the procedure for me.
Thanks, and why did this have to happen on Memorial Day weekend when the yard is closed until Tuesday for the haul?
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With no government subsidies and no opportunity to showcase their talents these sculptors find it tough
On the left hand side corner near Pasumalai on Tirupparankundram main road one can hardly miss the sculptors at work chiselling idols of gods and goddesses or engaged in carving names on marbles to be laid on walls or graves.
Stone sculpting or carving, a hereditary craft which is pursued by the descendants of sculptors coupled with their creative spirit has seen emergence of idols of surpassing beauty that adorn hundreds of temples, big and small across the city and villages.
Rough black stones are carved to make symmetrically balanced torsos, slim waists and exquisitely chiselled limbs, the stapathis imbue the images mixing beauty with divinity and swathe the devotee. Auspicious Vinayagar, the all powerful Kali Amman, Murugan and his Peacock, subaltern deities of Karuppasamy and Ayyanar form major part of the statues carved by the Madurai sculptors.
Sculptures being part of visual medium are also effective in communication, and nonetheless they also possess aesthetic value. The sculptors (stapathis) belong to the Viswakarma community and due to their close association with the divine work of making idols of gods, these craftsmen were greatly respected in the past.
In Madurai, stone sculptors are found at Pasumalai, South Gate and Tirupparankundram. Once seen largely as a traditional craft mainly done by members belonging to the Vishwakarma community, it has now diversified and due to commercialization and interest in this creative art members from other castes are getting trained.
A. Senthil Kumar, state president, Tamil Nadu Viswakarma Ilaignar Peravai said that sculptors in Madurai numbering around 3,000 are in a dire strait though it has opened the gates for others but opportunities and the traditional forms of making sculptures has seen a decline.
They are facing a danger of displacement as the land where they were having their units at Pasumalai could soon turn into a commercial complex. He opined that the sculptors have been living here for 50 years and once displaced it would not only affect them but would blow a death knell to the art.
There are no subsidies from the government to promote this art and the association claimed that they do not even have a pattarai (workshop) of their own as all of them have their units in rented places.
Karu Pachamuthu Stapathi, Madurai, said that quarrying of stones by private parties has also spelt doom for them as they no more get the appropriate stones that they need for making statues. Selecting stones are indeed a phenomenal one as there are guidelines for practising the art; great amount of indigenous knowledge goes into it including rules on iconometry, and iconography.
Separate black stones are used for gods and goddesses as per shilpi sastra and agama rules.
The association also placed a request that since the art form has been modernized to great extent usage of modern machinery subsidies could be granted to procure modern cutting tools.
They also demanded a welfare board to be established by the State. Since there is a certain amount of permanency attached to the end product, fresh orders are the only means to meet their ends, it is not the statues but the stone plaques and name and address carving being done for houses in stones which is guaranteeing income.
They demanded that each temple coming under Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department shall appoint a member from the community to take care of the restoration and related works.
There is only one Government College of Architecture and Sculpture in Mahabalipuram, they should establish one more in a place like Madurai which is indeed the temple city.
R. Rajendran(40) of Sri Divyalakshmi Sirpa Kalaikoodam says that his family which has been traditionally involved in the work, have sculpted small forms of gods and goddesses for Meenakshi Sundareswarar Temple and Koodal Azhagar Perumal Temple.
Among his figurines, he talks proudly about a 12.5 feet idol of goddess Kali which he had sent to Kolkata.
Veerapandiya Kattabomman statue in Madurai they claimed were made by one of their ancestors, Kandan Asari, many small idols of gods and goddesses in Koodal Azhagar temple and Madanagopalaswamy Temple were made by them. The sculptors have exported some of their products to Malaysia, Singapore and South Africa.
Various forms of grinding stones, Ammi Kal, Kozhavi Kal, Aatu Kal, Ural, Enthiram have all been replaced by mixer, grinder so not many are now engaged in making grinding stones either, they said. They also complained that the Tamil Nadu Handicrafts Development Corporation (Poompuhar) which was set up in Swamimalai is also not procuring crafts from them.
Labour was the prime form of capital for them as for ages they have been under the patronage of kings and it was during British rule, the royal patronage they received in and around the temple towns dwindled.
In the recent times, there has been no substantial project of architectural marvel which could provide them opportunity; it could either be restoration works of old temples or works to make small gods in villages that can keep them busy.
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"Nitrogen oxides" (NOx) is the term used to describe the sum of nitric oxide (NO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), and other oxides of nitrogen. Most airborne NOx comes from combustion-related emissions sources of human origin, primarily fossil fuel combustion in electrical utilities, high-temperature operations at other industrial sources, and operation of motor vehicles. However, natural sources, like biological decay processes and lightning, also contribute to airborne NOx. Fuel-burning appliances, like home heaters and gas stoves, produce substantial amounts of NOx in indoor settings (U.S. EPA, 2003).
NOx plays a major role in several important environmental and human health issues. Short-term and long-term exposures to elevated air concentrations of NO2 are associated with various acute and chronic respiratory effects (U.S. EPA, 1993). NOx and volatile organic compounds react in the presence of sunlight to form ozone, which also is associated with human health and ecological effects (the Ozone Concentrations indicator). NOx and other pollutants react in the air to form compounds that contribute to acid deposition, which can damage forests and cause lakes and streams to acidify (the Acid Deposition indicator). Deposition of NOx also affects nitrogen cycles and can contribute to nuisance growth of algae that can disrupt the chemical balance of nutrients in water bodies, especially in coastal estuaries (the Lake and Stream Acidity indicator; the Trophic State of Coastal Waters indicator). NOx also plays a role in several other environmental issues, including formation of particulate matter (the PM Concentrations indicator), decreased visibility (the Regional Haze indicator), and global climate change (the U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions indicator; the Greenhouse Gas Concentrations indicator).
This indicator presents NOx emissions from traditionally inventoried anthropogenic source categories: (1) "Fuel combustion: selected power generators," which includes emissions from coal-, gas-, and oil-fired power plants that are required to use continuous emissions monitors (CEMs) to report emissions as part of the Acid Rain Program (ARP); (2) "Fuel combustion: other sources," which includes industrial, commercial, and institutional sources, as well as residential heaters and boilers not required to use CEMs; (3) "Other industrial processes," which includes chemical production and petroleum refining; (4) "On-road vehicles," which includes cars, trucks, buses, and motorcycles; and (5) "Nonroad vehicles and engines," such as farm and construction equipment, lawnmowers, chainsaws, boats, ships, snowmobiles, aircraft, and others. Since a substantial portion of airborne NOx comes from fossil fuel combustion in electric utilities, this indicator includes the separate category for "selected power generators" in addition to the fourcategories presented in the other emissions indicators. The indicator also includes estimates of biogenic NOx emissions in 2005. Biogenic emissions were estimated using the Biogenic Emissions Inventory System Model, Version 3.12, with data from the Biogenic Landcover Database and 2001 annual meteorological data.
NOx emissions data are tracked by the National Emissions Inventory (NEI). The NEI is a composite of data from many different sources, including industry and numerous state, tribal, and local agencies. Different data sources use different data collection methods, and many of the emissions data are based on estimates rather than actual measurements. For major electricity generating units, most data come from CEMs that measure actual emissions. For other fuel combustion sources and industrial processes, data are estimated using emission factors. Emissions from on-road and nonroad sources were estimated using EPA-approved modeling approaches (U.S. EPA, 2008).
NEI data have been collected since 1990 and cover all 50 states and their counties, D.C., the U.S. territories of Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands, and some of the territories of federally recognized American Indian nations. Data are presented only for 1990, 1996 to 2002, and for 2005. Data are available from 1991 to 1995 and from 2003 to 2004, but these data have not been updated to be comparable to the more recent inventories from 1990, 1996 to 2002, and 2005.
What The Data Show
This indicator focuses on trends in NOx emissions from anthropogenic sources. However, NOx emissions from biogenic sources were estimated for 2005 to provide a sense of the relative contributions of natural versus anthropogenic emissions. Nationally, biogenic emissions were estimated to contribute approximately 1 percent to NOx emissions from all sources during 2005 (Exhibit 2-7, panel B).
According to the NEI data, estimated nationwide anthropogenic emissions of NOx decreased by 25 percent between 1990 and 2005 (from 25,160,000 to 18,775,000 tons) (Exhibit 2-7, panel A). This downward trend results primarily from emissions reductions at electric utilities and among on-road mobile sources. Although total nationwide anthropogenic NOx emissions decreased during this period, emissions from some sources (such as nonroad vehicles and engines) have increased since 1990.
Estimated anthropogenic NOx emissions in nine of the ten EPA Regions decreased between 1990 and 2005 (Exhibit 2-8). The percent change in emissions over this time frame ranged from a 45 percent decrease (in Region 2) to an 8 percent increase (in Region 10). The largest absolute reduction (1,502,000 tons) occurred in Region 5.
- Comparable NOx emissions estimates through the NEI are available only for 1990, 1996-2002, and 2005. Data for 1991-1995 and 2003-2004 are not provided due to differences in emissions estimation methodologies from other inventory years, which could lead to improper trend assessments.
- NOx emissions from miscellaneous sources are not included in the total emissions.
- Though NOx emissions from most electric utilities are measured directly using continuous monitoring devices, NOx emissions data for most other source types are estimates. These estimates are generated using well-established approaches, but still have uncertainties inherent in the emission factors and emissions models used to represent sources for which emissions have not been directly measured.
- The methodology for estimating emissions is continually reviewed and is subject to revision. Trend data prior to any revisions must be considered in the context of those changes.
- Not all states and local agencies provide the same data or level of detail for a given year.
Data Sources
Summary data in this indicator were provided by EPA's Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, based on biogenic and anthropogenic NOx emissions data in the NEI. The most recent data are taken from Version 2.0 of the 2005 NEI (U.S. EPA, 2009). These and earlier emissions data can be accessed from EPA's emission inventory Web site (http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/eiinformation.html). This indicator aggregates NEI data by source type (anthropogenic or biogenic), source category, and EPA Region.
U.S. EPA (United States Environmental Protection Agency). 2009. Data from the National Emissions Inventory, Version 2.0. Accessed 2009. http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/net/2002inventory.html
U.S. EPA. 2008. Documentation for the 2005 mobile National Emissions Inventory, Version 2. ftp://ftp.epa.gov/EmisInventory/2005_nei/mobile/2005_mobile_nei_version_2_report.pdf
U.S. EPA. 2003. National air quality and emissions trends report—2003 special studies edition. EPA/454/R-03/005. Research Triangle Park, NC. http://www.epa.gov/air/airtrends/aqtrnd03/
U.S. EPA. 1993. Air quality criteria for oxides of nitrogen. EPA/600/8-91/049aF-cF. Research Triangle Park, NC.
|Indicator Title
|Nitrogen Oxides Emissions
|ROE Question(s) This Indicator Helps to Answer
|This indicator is used to help answer one ROE question: "What are the trends in outdoor air quality and their effects on human health and the environment?"
|Indicator Abstract
This indicator presents regional and national nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions data for 1990, 1996 to 2002, and 2005. NOx emissions (combined with atmospheric fate and transport processes) determine corresponding trends in concentrations of NO2 and other pollutants, affect ozone formation, and contribute to other important environmental issues.
|Revision History
|Data Sources
|Data Sources
The emissions data for this indicator come from EPA's National Emissions Inventory (NEI). The NEI is a composite of data from many different sources, including industry and numerous state, tribal, and local agencies.
|Data Availability
EPA makes the complete underlying data set (i.e., the NEI) and all data dictionaries available through its Web site named, "Clearinghouse for Inventories and Emission Factors" (CHIEF). Summary data in this indicator were provided by EPA's Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, based on raw NOx emissions data in EPA's NEI (2005 data: http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/net/2005inventory.html; 2002 data: http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/net/2002inventory.html; pre-2002 data: http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/net/critsummary.html). This indicator aggregates the raw NEI data by source type (i.e., anthropogenic or biogenic), source category, and EPA Region.
|Data Collection
The nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions data in NEI can be grouped many different ways, but are organized here by two categories: measured emissions and estimated emissions.
Measured Emissions
NOx emissions data for the "Fuel combustion: selected power generators" sector, which includes coal-, gas-, and oil-fired power plants, are primarily generated by continuous emissions monitors (CEMs) that provide real-time measurements of NOx stack emission rates with a high degree of accuracy. These measurements are widely considered to provide scientifically valid accounts of NOx emissions from these operations. The direct measurements for this sector account for more than one-third of the total nationwide NOx emissions presented in this indicator. Some of the emissions data for sources outside of this sector also come from direct measurements.
Estimated Emissions
NOx emissions data are estimated using emission factors for the following source categories: (1) "Fuel combustion: other sources," which includes industrial, commercial, and institutional sources, as well as residential heaters and boilers not required to use CEMs; (2) "Other industrial processes," which includes chemical production and petroleum refining; (3) "On-road vehicles," which includes cars, trucks, buses, and motorcycles; and (4) "Nonroad vehicles and engines," such as farm and construction equipment, lawnmowers, chainsaws, boats, ships, snowmobiles, and aircraft. For sources without measured emission rates, the emissions data in NEI are estimates generated by using emission factors, models, or other estimation methodologies. Though the estimated emission rates have inherent uncertainties, the approaches used to estimate these emissions are well documented (e.g., U.S. EPA, 2004), widely accepted as technically valid, and have been peer reviewed. Moreover, efforts are made to update and improve the estimation methodologies periodically (U.S. EPA, 2007c). The references listed below identify the range of emissions sources covered by the inventory, which include a broad array of stationary and mobile sources.
The NEI is a composite of data from many different sources. State and local agencies and other parties provide much of the data to EPA. Although these original data are accompanied with little or no documentation on the specific methods used to estimate emissions, state and local agencies and other parties generally follow procedures documented in an emission inventory guidebook on acceptable methods for estimating emissions (U.S. EPA, 2007a). For NOx emissions data generated using continuous emissions monitoring devices, analytical procedures and performance specifications are documented in multiple reports available from EPA's Emissions Measurement Center—an online clearinghouse of documents pertaining to emissions measurement methodologies (U.S. EPA, 2007b). After EPA receives emissions data reported by state and local agencies and other parties, the Agency processes the data according to procedures outlined in the NEI Preparation Plan (e.g., U.S. EPA, 2004). Taken together, these references describe the preferred approaches that state and local agencies and other parties follow to generate NOx emissions data and the approach EPA takes to compile and organize these data.
In some cases, the data provided by state and local agencies and other parties are absent or incomplete. When this occurs, EPA fills the gaps using various data extrapolation methods, such as using data from previous years or inferring data for a given county based on data from other counties believed to have common properties that influence emissions (e.g., population density, daily low and high temperatures). Steps taken to fill these data gaps have been applied consistently over the years and have been subject to independent peer review.
NEI emissions data for NOx for 1990, from 1996 to 2002, and for 2005 were generated using consistent methodologies. In terms of spatial coverage, emissions data in the inventory cover all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Thus, NEI data are meant to capture all NOx emissions released in the U.S. The NEI characterizes emissions sources, not human populations or ecosystems. Therefore, the concept of "sensitive populations or ecosystems" does not apply to this indicator. It should be noted that NEI data do provide insights on emissions sources throughout the country, including localized areas that might be near sensitive populations or ecosystems, though the focus of this indicator is on regional and national trends.
|Indicator Derivation
The indicator describes nationwide NOx emissions from 1990, 1996 to 2002, and 2005. Data were not extrapolated beyond the scope of data collection, and no statistical generalization was performed to generate the regional and national emissions trends presented in this indicator. The regional trends were computed by totaling all emissions data for individual facilities and counties within the corresponding EPA Region for the specific inventory years. Similarly, national data represent totals across all states and territories considered in the inventory.
Reproducing the entire NEI database would require reproducing tens of thousands of emissions estimates or measurements that state and local agencies and other parties submit to EPA. Reproducing these figures would be an extremely daunting and time-consuming task, as populating the NEI database requires a large level of effort and access to data generated by hundreds of different parties. Note, however, that key aspects of NEI development and implementation are subject to independent peer review to ensure that the data are scientifically sound and technically accurate. While reproducing the entire NEI database would be difficult, reproducing the NOx emissions data that this indicator reports for different EPA Regions and different source categories is more straightforward. This can be accomplished by first downloading the entire database of NOx emissions (which can be accessed as text files from the links documented in "Data Availability"). The indicator data can then be verified by importing the text files into some type of database or spreadsheet software and then running queries to verify the national and regional totals.
|Quality Assurance and Quality Control
The data in the NEI are gathered from numerous sources. Though the quality of the original data submitted to EPA can vary, several quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC) measures are in place to ensure that data of acceptable quality enter the inventory and are processed correctly. It is presumed that state agencies supplying emissions data have QA plans, but EPA does not systematically obtain information on QA practices from the states. The EPA contractors who support the Agency on inventory development operate under general contract-wide QA plans, which can be made available on request. In addition, EPA's more recent QC practices performed during the blending and merging of data from numerous sources are publicly available (U.S. EPA, 2007a).
|Reference Points
The concept of reference points, thresholds, and ranges of values "that unambiguously reflect the state of the environment" do not really apply to emissions indicators. There are no thresholds or ranges of values associated with "safe" levels of NOx emissions across an entire region or nation. The air quality impacts associated with a given regional or national emissions total depend on the distribution of emissions among individual sources and the release parameters (e.g., stack heights, exit velocities) at these sources. Emissions data can provide general insights on air quality trends, but cannot be used alone to gauge "the state of the environment." The indicators on ambient concentrations of ozone, nitrogen dioxide, and particulate matter, however, provide more direct insights on the state of the environment that is affected by NOx emissions.
|Comparability Over Time and Space
NEI data have been collected since 1990. Data are presented for those years (i.e., 1990, 1996 to 2002, and 2005) in which NEI data have been fully updated using consistent methodologies. Assuming the providers of the data abide by these consistent measurement and estimation methodologies, the emissions data should be reasonably comparable over both time and space.
|Sources of Uncertainty
Content under review.
|Sources of Variability
Variability across emissions sources most likely does not impact this indicator's conclusions. As the indicator shows, the decrease in nationwide NOx emissions between 1990 and 2005 resulted largely from reduced emissions from the "Fuel combustion: selected power generators" sector. It is unlikely that the trend between 1990 and 2005 for this sector is somehow an artifact of uncertainty or variability because this sector's emissions data are primarily from direct measurements from CEMs, which have relatively low uncertainty. It is far more difficult to evaluate the role of uncertainty and variability for source categories characterized by emissions estimates, rather than direct measurements.
|Statistical/Trend Analysis
This indicator presents a time series of regional and national emissions estimates. No special statistical techniques or analyses were used to characterize the long-term trends or their statistical significance.
|Data Limitations
Limitations to this indicator include the following:
|Data Reference
U.S. EPA (United States Environmental Protection Agency). 2007a. Emission Inventory Improvement Program technical report series. Volumes 1-10. Updated October 18, 2007. http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/eiip/techreport/.
U.S. EPA. 2007b. Emissions Measurement Center. http://www.epa.gov/ttn/emc/.
U.S. EPA. 2007c. What is the Emission Inventory Improvement Program (EIIP)? http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/eiip/whatis.html.
U.S. EPA. 2004. 2002 National Emission Inventory (NEI) preparation plan. Final report, August. ftp://ftp.epa.gov/EmisInventory/2002finalnei/general_information/2002neiplan_081004final.pdf (89 pp, 232K, About PDF).
U.S. EPA. 2000. Performance specification 2—Specifications and test procedures for SO2 and NOx continuous emission monitoring systems in stationary sources. February. http://www.epa.gov/ttn/emc/perfspec/ps-2.pdf (11 pp, 111K).
U.S. EPA. 1996. Evaluating the uncertainty of emission estimates. Volume VI: Chapter 4. July, 1996. http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/eiip/techreport/volume06/vi04.pdf (55 pp, 304K).


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Come and discover an intoxicating blend of diverse cultures, cuisine, history and nature on this 15-day tour in Borneo and Malaysia. Enjoy mystical lands of headhunters, spot rare wildlife and delve into ancient traditions. In wild Borneo, soak in the Poring Hot Springs, visit tribal villages in Kudat, travel to Sepilok to meet loveable orangutans and soak up incredible views of Mt Kinabalu. Next, fly to buzzing Kuala Lumpur city, check out historical Melaka and kick back in stunning Langkawi. Jump onboard this tropical tour and discover why we love this corner of South-East Asia.
- Meet the Rungus people in Kudat
- Be inspired by views of Mt Kinabalu
- Soothe muscles during a soak in the Poring Hot Springs
- Meet the furry locals at Sepilok
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Day 6 Sukau
Day 7 Kota Kinabalu
Day 8 Kuala Lumpur
Day 9 Cameron Highlands
Day 10-11 Melaka
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Meals11 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 3 dinners
TransportBoat, Plane, Taxi, Trishaw, Van
AccommodationChalet (1 night), Cottage (1 night), Hotel (12 nights)
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