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The Village of Mt. Morris has been delighting area residents for more than a century with its summer concert performances, held outdoors at the village's band shell. A recent donation from Exelon's Byron Generating Station will help enhance these shows.
BYRON, Ill. – The Village of Mt. Morris has been delighting area residents for more than a century with its summer concert performances, held outdoors at the village's band shell. A recent donation from Exelon Nuclear's Byron Generating Station will enhance these concerts and make the overall listening experience even more memorable through some planned renovations.
A $15,000 donation from Byron Station will help the village refurbish the band shell, located in the center of the village campus. Mt. Morris will improve the viewing area by purchasing new permanent benches and placing them on a concrete viewing area in front of the band shell. This will enhance the entertainment experience for visitors as well as helping the town save money on weekly maintenance costs that were associated with the old viewing area. Added improvements will also include the moving of the town's flagpoles into one centralized location and landscaping upgrades that will give the whole area a new aesthetic appeal.
"It's great when villages like Mt. Morris have an opportunity to improve their town's centerpiece – in this case the village campus area and band shell," Village President Greg Unger said. "Our Mt. Morris Community Work Group will help with the initiative on top of many other projects they take care of. They are very instrumental, creative and energetic when it comes to projects like this."
The concerts in this location began in 1896. The current band shell was built in 1922 and seats 50 musicians. Longtime band shell performers, the Kable Concert Band, have been entertaining generations of families in the area for 90 years. Warren Reckmeyer has directed the band for more than 50 years.
"Warren and the band draw people from many towns in the area," Unger said. "A lot of local boys and girls who graduated from the area come back and play in the band."Byron Station Site Vice President Tim Tulon said he is glad the donation will enable Mt. Morris to improve an already wonderful tradition.
"It's amazing the life and history behind these concerts," Tulon said. "To have the town's community group help in the refurbishment project and also have former students from the area come back to play in the band – it's no wonder the concerts have been held for more than 100 years."
With both units at full power, the site produces almost 2,300 megawatts net, enough electricity for 2.3 million homes. Byron Generating Station is in Ogle County, Ill., about 25 miles southwest of Rockford.
Exelon Corporation (NYSE:EXC) is the nation's leading competitive energy provider, with approximately $33 billion in annual revenues. Headquartered in Chicago, Exelon has operations and business activities in 47 states, the District of Columbia and Canada. Exelon is the largest competitive U.S. power generator, with approximately 35,000 megawatts of owned capacity comprising one of the nation's cleanest and lowest-cost power generation fleets. The company's Constellation business unit provides energy products and services to approximately 100,000 business and public sector customers and approximately 1 million residential customers. Exelon's utilities deliver electricity and natural gas to approximately 6.6 million customers in central Maryland (BGE), northern Illinois (ComEd) and southeastern Pennsylvania (PECO).


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Ayman Mohammed Rabie al-Zawahiri (Arabic: أيمن محمد ربيع الظواهري ʾAyman Muḥammad Rabīʿ aẓ-Ẓawāhirī, detailed transliteration: Åỉmɑn Mʋhɑm̑ɑd Rɑbio al-Ƶ̑ɑuaeɩri ; born 19 June 1951), or simply known as al-Zawahiri or Ayman, is an Egyptian Islamic theologian and the current leader of al-Qaeda, taking over from Osama bin Laden. He was previously the emir of the Egyptian Islamic Jihad.
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- The Sheikh has departed, may God have mercy on him, to his God as a martyr and we must continue on his path of jihad to expel the invaders from the land of Muslims and to purify it from injustice. Today, and thanks to God, America is not facing an individual or a group, but a rebelling nation, which has awoken from its sleep in a jihadist renaissance.
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Will be interesting to see what the final outline of the deal will be.
At first, many though the DOJ was only after a deal all along, either to win concessions or to flex DOJ muscle (an attempt at image repair).
As there was more time to ponder the deal, it becomes clearer that the deal may not have been the best possible match for AA, bit all other majors are taken, do they're stuck with the US matchup.
Parker certainly needed it. Went from an AA executive to America West chief to US Airways chief, back to being chief at AA (while simultaneously making it the largest airline in the world again).
But the merger (along with the other 4-5 major mergers in the last few years) will reduce competition through consolidation, and may create a barrier to entry for new airlines, and will cause prices to increase.
The correct remediation should not be against American alone, but should be an industry wide action to protect competitive environment that's properly balanced between large airlines and small. Would be a sane if large airlines would extinguish smaller airlines at will.
I don't think that these mergers are having much of an impact on the barrier to entry for new airlines... not any more than the natural barrier to entry that's pretty much the airline industry itself. It's hard to think of an industry with as high overhead and as volatile an environment as the airline industry.
If all new entrants have to avoid adding service into any one of the dozens of hubs of any one of the 4 major national carriers (or risk an aggressive anti-competitive reaction); then it would be a significant barrier to entry above and beyond the normal barriers of raising capital for such a substantial capital-intensive investment, etc.
I read a quote form Parker where he said there was too much competition between carriers. This merger just ended a whole bunch of it.
The decreased competition benefits all airlines.
After the merger is complete, any remedy needed to stimulate competition (or rather decrease anti-competitive behavior) should be industry wide. All large majors would be in a position to try to squash competion from much smaller rivals (and/or create a lot of pain for that smaller airline whilst trying to squash their competing service) into or from any of their major hubs where they have a dominant position. They can also respond strongly to competition from equal or nearly equal large competitors trying to greatly increase service into the dominant airline's fortress hubs. The response can be at the hub airport in question, or the fight can be brought back to the competing airline's own hub airports.
Regulations should be simple, should be minimally impactful, and should curtail retaliatory responses against much smaller rivals, trying to dissuade competing service.
Would be a SHAME if large airlines would extinguish smaller airlines at will.
While this will inevitably lead to higher airfares, the lawsuit was really kind of pointless. Where was the outrage before AirTran-Southwest, United-Continental, Frontier-Midwest, or Delta-Northwest? The time to stop mega airline mergers was before they started. Now it's way too late to say "this is a mistake"!
Not for nothing, but there was plenty of outrage with USA/AWE, and there certainly was with AAL/TWA/RenoAir when they were bought out in the mid 2000s and late 90s respectively, especially when hubs became part of the deal. and FFT/MEP were no-where near the size of these two, especially with bringing their int'l routes into the mix; and it wasn't FFT/MEP that was big with that deal; it was RPA buying both carriers and adding their regional service through Chatauqua, ASE, and RPA in as well.
In all fairness, SWA would have the biggest justified gripe with the service into DFW because of Wright, but all they need to do is hold off until next October, and that will go away. DCA is lucrative for both SWA and VRD, especially with bringing the west coast into this.
There was plenty of outrage when UA/US attempted to merge in the early 2000s. So much so that it didn't go through.
Exactely! The Justice Dept. was a day late and a dollar short. Ultimately, they had to approve this merger in order for American and US Airways to survive. If they were really worried about competition, high prices, poor service, etc., they would have had to address the first merger of Delta and Northwest and then subsequently dealt with the others. By acting as they have over the years, they put themselves behind the eight ball.
Mergers and consolidations probably bring inherently poor results no matter the field you are talking about: airlines, railroads, public school systems, etc., etc.,and etc.
American had been the largest airline in the world before all the recent mergers. They had the network and alliance to survive. They just needed to bulk up a bit, to compete more evenly with United and Delta.
Picking up US Airways allows them to bulk up instantaneously. But they are left with a more unwieldy network with much higher combined costs, with combined hubs that are not well distributed geographically, and will compete between themselves for passengers.
Growing organically would've created a better network (geographically and cost wise) that would be better at feeding traffic to from international to domestic long haul and short flights.
But at least American had a solid base upon which to grow, especially after the BK restructured an lowered their costs.
If not for the merger with AA, I'm not sure what US Airways' out would've been. US was in a more desperate situation than American. Notice how US had to change airline alliances with the merger. The other three were founding members of their own alliance. US Airways is just an add-on wherever it were to be positioned.
These mergers restrict competition and create monopolies that increase prices. Remember the oil mergers.
The term you mean to use is oligopoly. All major airports (large and mid-sized will be served by multiple carriers. The largest airports are served by all te major players.
Only the smallest of destinations are served by only one airline. If they could sustain service by more than one carrier they would already have multiple carriers, or soon will have service added by another carrier.
The argument against the mergers is that after consolidation with few competitors (oligopoly) the competitors will create an unwritten agreement to not challenge the competing airlines pricing on their turf, so they won't challenge your pricing on your turf.
There are sufficient opportunities for LCCs (JetBlue, Alaska, Virgin America, even Southwest with a slightly lower cost structure) and ULCCs (Allegiant, Spirit, Frontier) to compete on price and/or service to help keep pricing somewhat in check by United, Delta and the new American.
Some industry-wide regulation may be needed to protect the smaller rivals from the larger ones, at any size.
Maybe whoever worked for US Airways will learn from AA how to treat their customers huh?
Fat chance. Carriers treat most passengers as though they are merely tolerated instead of valued customers
The only real objections to this merger are the other super sized airlines who managed theirs, but would rather not have one more elephant in the room. Delta-NW, SWA-AirTran, ContUnited..
The administration got what it wanted. 44 slots at DCA to horse trade with congress. If you want to know why your legislator roller over for the Whitehouse, it is because he now has a nonstop flight home from Reagan National.
The fun part now will be watching how the new board sends Parker home with parting gifts, keeping Horton as CEO of the combined companies.
Personally Ric, I hope you are correct but where did you come up with that tidbit about Parker? or is that just wishful thinking?
I have carefully inspected the merger filings, and know something of the past action of the directors. The new company will have a 12 member board. Five are money moguls, three from current AA and 4 from Parker's clique. Horton will be the big cheese and Parker the CEO, at least until the shareowners meeting when Horton is supposed to wave bye-bye. It should be noted that Horton is a money mogul, and Parker is an empire builder.
The new company is held 72% by current AMR shareowners and 28% LLC. The AA shareowners can meet on their own and change officers at will. They will also be allowed to call a meeting of the board and place items of business on the agenda.
The majority of the 72% investors are money people and have a kinship with other money people. As talented as Mr. Parker is at empire building, that is not a trait respected by the money people. Horton has demonstrated an ability to make a profit with AA, and the smell of cash will certainly sway the members of the board who like that sort of thing.
Wall Street (who ever they are anyhow) wants profits. They will do anything to build shareholder value by making money. It is how they get rich. What Parker did was bring a ready made increase in size by a third, and the sharp money boys snapped it up. Sure they promised to make him Boss Hog, but did not say how long. Even if they had to pay him to go away, it would be small money compared to what can be made with a money guy in charge.
I also notice a former heavy hitter from Boeing is on the new board. This cannot be good news for Airbus options. I am sure the sharp pencil boys (accountants) will be watching the slow, fuel hungry EADS equipment nibble and profits and wear a new path in the carpet to the CFO's office with the results.
I notice with some glee that Mr. Cahill on the new board is the Executive Chairman of Kraft. Perhaps now we can have some decent Mac & Cheese onboard!
Interesting novel idea, but well argued. Thanks for sharing.
wishful thinking
This will be interesting to watch over the next few months. The AMR board seems to have started having doubts about the merger itself, to the point that if the DOJ suit would have delayed it, they could have walked after mid January and word on the street was that they might. I wonder if there is a consideration to merge and then get rid of Douggie boy. LOL
I hope not. In spite of all the negative publicity Doug is getting here, I know him reasonably well and he's a good man. He took over America West at the worst time in aviation history and made it a success. He's a mover and a shaker and there's nothing wrong with that.
If the idea is to get rid of Douggie, it may be worth reconsidering the entire merger. Gets a bit expensive to pick up DCA, and a bunch of slots here and there, plus a bunch of non-complementary hubs.
Planes - AA has a bunch of new ones on order.
Pilots - AA pays more than US. Just set out a sign, and they'll come.
Plus I've always liked the fit of Alaska with AA, and haven't been shy in saying so. (At least as compared with US-AA hub geography.)
If United-Continental was a rough merger, AA-US has the potential to be a certified disaster.
My theory is that the relative size of the acquiring airline to the merger partner correlates to the level of difficulty.
Delta was slightly larger than Northwest so little difficulty.
United was about 50% larger than Contintental, so some difficulty in merging the larger partner.
American will be slightly more then twice as large as US Airways.
So by this rationale, merging with American will be a daunting task for the smaller US Airways.
I consider the surviving management as the acquiring airline for this exercise. By my measure, the US-AA will be the toughest merger to execute, by far.*
* Unless Horton & associates stay on as the controlling management.
The one thing that will help them is that they were going to continue using the AA reservations system. Not only does AA have a long history in developing reservation systems, but continuing to use the larger system that was handling a larger load should lead to few issues.
I'm still really curious if there are any pilots on here with either of these guys that can weigh in on future pay...is it going to be really good news for USAir pilots or really bad news for AMR pilots?
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My co-worker's sister-in-law makes $84 an hour on the computer. She has been fired for 10 months but last month her pay check was $13849 just working on the computer for a few hours. see here now….
Your sister makes $85 an hour on me.
I heard a statement from a consumer analyst where post merger fares rose by an average of 40% in cities where the merged carriers had a dominant presence.
The cost of flying just bent the flying public over a barrel.
This is a disaster for both the industry and the flying public. Recent press reports of delays, incompentence and poor practice by cactus are no surprise. I refuse to travel on USAirways, or 'useless airways', as some call them. I'm happy that they shall no longer be part of the Star Alliance. In my opinion, no amount of $$ P.R. by AMR can reverse the years of gouging, delays, rude employees and inferior equipment shall save them.
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Throughout this spring the community has responded well to fund raisers for little Brylee Olsen, 3, who was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor (that is infiltrating her brain stem) in March.
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Stella Smith has been president of the Castle Country affiliate of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) for three years now. NAMI Utah's mission is to ensure the dignity and improve the lives of those who live with mental illness and their families through support, education and advocacy.
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Family-to-family and B.R.I.D.G.E.S will start in March and run again in the fall. Pre-registration is required, but all classes are free. Provider education focuses on those in professional fields, such as social workers, DCFS workers, vocation rehabilitation or anyone else in that area. Normally, these programs cost thousands of dollars, but NAMI has a grant to conduct the classes. A minimum of 20 people need to register to satisfy the grant. People from everywhere can attend.
Consumers are the people living with the illness. Connection classes are held to give adults with mental illness of any diagnosis a way to get support. No registration is needed for these classes. Smith is the family-to-family class teacher, and she sees people come away from the experience with a new perspective. She mentioned that it's important to understand that you are not alone and other people feel the same things. Mental illness is a physical problem. It is just as real as broken bones or diabetes, she noted.
On Feb. 23, there will be a luncheon at the Active Re-Entry building. RSVP is required for the function, and lunch will be provided. Ron Bruno from CIT (Crises Intervention Team), which is a special training for law enforcement officers to gain knowledge on how to handle someone with a mental illness, will speak at the event. CIT is nationwide and Carbon County is the next target for training. Mental health court will also be represented. The court is similar to drug courts, as it allows alternatives to jail time for those who have mental illness. Smith wants the way people with mental illness are treated in the court system to change and the mental health court is a positive program working towards that goal.
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Two bills passed by the 2009 Utah Legislature have attracted attention due to questions about how local law enforcement officials will handle the responsibility placed on agencies by the new laws.
Senate Bill 81 and House Bill 64 deal with immigration. The laws will become effective July 1.
The bills contain provisions that could loop law enforcement into checking the legal status of people arrested or held in custody by local authorities.
On Tuesday, Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff issued a press release hoping to clarify a situation that surfaced regarding the new laws.
"I will enforce these laws and expect all law enforcement agencies to comply," said Shurtleff in a statement contained in the press release. "There has been some confusion over one aspect of SB-81. It does not require law enforcement agencies to cross-deputize their officer to enforce federal immigration laws."
"However, the law provides a mechanism for local law enforcement officers to become certified immigration officers," continued Shurtleff. "Bottom line - we want to do more to protect the citizens of Utah and anyone being preyed upon by violent felons."
Locally, Carbon County Sheriff James Cordova indicated that he has not read the bill. But he said he heard state media reports concerning Salt Lake City's police chief refusal to follow the statute.
"We are obliged to do whatever the statute requires," stated Cordova on Tuesday. "But not having read this, we may have some discretion as to how to deal with it. We will have to review it to be sure what we will do however."
Shurtleff issued a summary of two recently passed laws concerning illegal immigration.
Senate Bill 81 requires the following.
â¢Requires a sheriff to make a reasonable effort to determine a jail inmates citizenship and to consider an illegal immigrant a flight risk when granting bonds.
â¢Forbids an illegal immigrant from getting a liquor license or private club license.
â¢Creates identification documents for U.S. citizens, nationals or legal permanent resident aliens and places time restrictions on documents when immigration status is in question.
â¢Requires public employers to use Status Verification System for new employees.
â¢Forbids public employers from firing a lawful employee while still employing an illegal immigrant.
â¢Requires verification of citizenship before providing federal, state or local public benefits.
â¢Requires the A.G. to negotiate a Memorandum of Understanding with the U.S. Justice Department or Homeland Security on how state and local officers can become eligible to enforce federal immigration laws.
â¢Makes transporting or harboring an illegal alien for financial gain a Class A misdemeanor.
House Bill 64 authorizes the Attorney General's Office to oversee a multi-agency strike force. The federally funded strike force will include participants from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and state and local law enforcement agencies. The strike force will do the following.
â¢Focus on detecting, investigating, deterring and eradicating violent and other major felony criminal activity related to illegal immigration and human trafficking.
â¢Oversee the Fraudulent Documents Identification Unit to investigate and prosecute crimes involving false identification documents for illegal immigrants.
â¢Provide an annual report to the governor and legislature by December 1 of each year.


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Source(July 1, 1944, ch. 373, title IV, § 450, as added Pub. L. 99–158, § 2,Nov. 20, 1985, 99 Stat. 856; amended Pub. L. 111–256, § 2(f)(3),Oct. 5, 2010, 124 Stat. 2644.)
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This past Saturday my husband and I celebrated our 17th wedding anniversary. I have enjoyed every minute of our years together and can't wait for more. He is a great guy and loves me wholly. Without him I feel like half a person. He bought me some very pretty pink tulips for our dinner table that night. But enough about him, onto to me! lol…Not really but I do have good news to share. If you have "liked" my Facebook fan page then you might already know this but I'm going to be featured in the Medina Sun Times, a local paper, as their "Person of the Week" this Thursday. It's all very exciting to me. The writer found me through my new job, teaching cooking classes at a local cafe' and coffee shop. We met and he did a short interview and took my picture. I can't wait to see what the article says. I will be sure to post the link to the online version.
For the international cooking part of this post I want to share my menu from Saturday, our anniversary dinner. Since we already went out once to celebrate I did not mind cooking at home that night. I didn't even mind having my kids here! Just kidding, they are great kids even if they are stinky teenage boys most of the time. I decided to tap into my Greek roots and cook a dish I used to make quite often but it's been many years since. I cooked Stifado (stee-fah-thoh) using beef stew meat although it was traditionally made with rabbit as well. We don't eat rabbit, deer would be the only game we do eat, so I have always used beef. It's basically a beef and onion stew that is braised with a tomato-y and vinegar type of flavor. I used pickled pearl onions as well as adding in red wine vinegar which made the stew have a very strong vinegar flavor, so strong it made my nose run and Phil made a funny face! See?
It's a very easy and simple to make recipe. I also made boiled red potatoes with garlic butter and parsley and crustless spinach quiche'. Enough of all that, now on to the recipes! My Stifado recipe is not to-a-T-traditional but it will do. Here is one that is more traditional.
1-2 pounds beef stew meat in one inch cubes
1 28 ounce can of plum tomatoes
3/4 cup red wine
1 1/2 cups pickled pearl onions (If you use fresh, saute for a bit to soften and then add in 1/4 cup red wine vinegar)
5 cloves of garlic, crushed
3 TBSP Olive oil
2 Bay leaves
1 sprig rosemary or 2 tsp dried
2 Tsp cinnamon
Salt and pepper
1 14 ounce can of beef broth
Brown beef in olive oil then add garlic and cook another minute or two. Add in wine and allow it to sizzle a few minutes. Add in tomatoes and crush with the back of a wooden spoon. Carefully add in the onions and everything but the beef broth. Stir gently and add in enough broth to cover everything. Simmer for 2 hours, stirring often. Serve with any starch you like such as couscous, orzo, or potatoes.
Boiled Red Potatoes with Garlic and Parsley
2-3 pounds small red potatoes, washed
1/2 stick butter
4 cloves of garlic, crushed
2 TBSP dried parsley
If your potatoes are large, cut them into similar sizes so they will all cook at the same rate of time. Boil potatoes until tender, drain. In the meantime, melt butter over low heat, then add in garlic. Stir and cook only a few minutes to soften the garlic. Pour over drained potatoes, add parsley, salt and pepper and stir gently
Crustless Spinach Quiche'
1 box (10 oz size) chopped spinach, drained and squeezed
2 eggs, beaten
1 cup milk
1 stick of margarine, melted
1 onion, diced
8 oz. extra sharp cheddar cheese, grated
1 cup flour
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
Mix first 6 ingredients together until well blended. Mix flour with baking powder and salt. Slowly add a little "dry" at a time to the "wet" ingredients until they are well combined, but don't over mix. Grease a 9 X 13 baking dish and pour in the batter. Cook on 350 degrees for 35 minutes. Serve warm.
For dessert we had brownie sundaes with some toppings that a secret sister gave to me. It was a great dinner and evening. We topped it all off with watching My Big Fat Greek Wedding as that is about as close to our story as a movie can portray. You can decide who to feel bad for- Phil or me!


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A debate over a high-pitched sound permeating City Hall got a bit noisy Monday night.
Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham and City Engineer Kurt W. Hauk disagreed at Monday nights City Council meeting about who should bear the blame for the noise problem, caused by new high-efficiency heating, ventilation and air conditioning equipment installed last summer and turned on several weeks ago.
The mayor insisted the city should make sure that the responsible party should pay for whatever it costs to fix the problem, while Mr. Hauk contended that his focus should be correcting the high-pitched sound that some city employees have complained about in recent weeks.
I just think we should get ahead of the curve on this one, Mr. Graham said.
Mr. Hauk had no inkling the sound was going to occur until the chiller in the system used to cool off the building was tested in late April and the noise began soon afterward.
He said the culprit is a vibrating pipe that runs from the basement, where the chiller is located, to the roof.
The city purchased the chiller and other equipment from Maryland-based HVAC company Trane for $85,824, and paid Hyde-Stone Mechanical Contractors, 22962 Murrock Circle, $187,000 to install it. The Syracuse engineering firm Sack & Associates drew up the specs for the project.
Mr. Graham recommended that Mr. Hauk find out whether Sack & Associates, Trane or Hyde-Stone did something wrong, since the city was told that a building in Binghamton had the same kind of noise problem. The mayor wondered why the companies couldnt avoid the same problem here.
But Mr. Hauk said he disagreed with the mayor, concluding that the noise problems are not covered by the warranty because the equipment works correctly.
I dont think its as cut and dried as the mayor sees it, Mr. Hauk said, adding that he plans to continue to look at ways of fixing the problem.
Mr. Hauk said he talked to the engineering firm about the problem earlier Monday. He found out that wrapping the vibrating pipe with thermal wrap, using spring-loaded hangers to support the pipe and cutting down the vibrating in the chiller may be solutions.
City employees have described the noise as being worse in a second-floor office, in a nearby womens restroom and in the city clerks office. It was so loud in the City Hall lobby that Mr. Hauk recorded it Friday at 70 decibels, the same level as a vacuum cleaner.
The subject came up Monday night when council members considered giving Hyde-Stone a $473,000 contract for an HVAC project at the citys wastewater treatment plant. The council delayed taking action two weeks ago because of what was happening at City Hall.
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Aena (Spain) has signed the EGNOS Working Agreement with ESSP.
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AENA is the 8th entity to join the EGNOS progarmme, after France, Guernsey, Switzerland, Germany (in 2011), Italy, UK, Austria (in 2012).
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Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Scans
At Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC, we believe parents and guardians can contribute to the success of this test and invite you to participate. Please read the following information to learn about the scan and how you can help.
Fast Facts About PET Scans
The PET scan gives doctors detailed pictures of certain activities going on in the body.
Your child will be given an injection (shot) of a special liquid before the test.
The special liquid has a very small amount of radioactive molecules in it. The liquid is safe and will not hurt your child.
Your child must wait 30 minutes to 1 hour for the liquid to travel through the body before the PET scan starts.
The PET scan itself takes only 30 minutes to 1 hour, but the whole test may take up to 2 hours.
The PET scanner will not touch your child and the scan will not hurt.
On the day of the test, there are some special rules for eating and drinking.
After the test, your child can usually resume normal activities and diet.
What Is A Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Scan?
Positron (POZ-it-tron) emission (e-MISS-shun) tomography (toe-MOG-ruff-ee)–also called a PET scan–is a safe test that gives doctors special pictures of the human body. Other similar tests, such MRI and CT scans, take detailed pictures of the body as well, including the brain. A PET scan takes pictures of chemical and other changes in the brain that MRI and CT scans cannot show. These detailed pictures of the brain's activity that PET scans provide help doctors diagnose a problem, choose the best treatment and see how well the treatment is working.
This test involves a computer-based PET scanner and a special liquid known as a radiopharmaceutical (RAY-dee-oh-far-ma-SOO-tick-ool). The liquid has very small amounts of radioactive molecules in it but is completely safe and will not hurt your child. The liquid is given through a shot. Once it reaches the part of the body that is being tested, it sends signals that can be read by the PET scanner and made into the pictures that the doctors will look at.
Home Preparation
Have your child wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes on the day of the test.
For 12 hours before the test, your child should not eat or drink anything that has caffeine in it, including soda pop and chocolate.
For 4 hours before the test, your child should not eat solid food.
Your child is allowed to drink water or juice.
If your child has diabetes, you should ask if there are any special diet guidelines to follow during the day of the test.
Your doctor will tell you if it is OK for your child to take any medicine before the test.
The Test
A PET scan is done in three stages. First, your child will be given a shot of the special liquid (radiopharmaceutical). Next, there is a waiting period. Then, there is the PET scan itself.
The whole test will take about 1½ to 2 hours to complete.
The third stage—the PET scan itself—will take up to 1 hour.
Your child will be watched closely to see if seizures occur during the test by having an EEG recording done during the entire PET scan.
Before the PET Scan
Your child's sugar level will be checked.
Your child will then get a shot containing the radiopharmaceutical, which is an important part of the PET scan.
The needle used to inject the liquid is very small. It will feel like a pinprick. After the shot, an assistant or nurse will put a small bandage on the spot.
Your child won't feel the special liquid and it won't harm your child.
Small button-shaped stickers called electrodes will be placed on your child's scalp in the EEG lab before he or she is sent for the PET scan. These electrodes will measure your child's brain activity during the scan.
Next, you and your child must wait for up to 1 hour to let the special liquid travel within the body to the place where doctors want to test.
Your child should stay very quiet and as still as possible during this waiting period. The lights in the room will be dim to help your child relax.
When the waiting period is over, your child may be asked to urinate to empty his or her bladder.
Now, your child is ready for the last stage – the PET scan itself. The PET scanner looks like a big donut with a hole in the middle and a table that slides into it. The PET scanner will not touch your child's body and the scan will not hurt at all. You may stay with your child during the entire test.
An assistant will help your child lie on the table inside the big hole in the scanner.
Your child will be asked to stay very still and quiet during the scan.
While your child lies on the table, the table will slide into the scanner but the scanner will not touch your child.
The PET scanner will take the pictures your doctor needs.
The technologist will watch the scan through a window and on a television monitor.
A Parent's/Guardian's Role During the Scan
We welcome your help and support during this test. One parent or guardian is invited to join your child in the exam room and scan room. Other adults and children must stay in the waiting area.
The most important role of a parent and guardian during the test is to help your child stay calm and relaxed. It is important that your child stays still when the scan is being done.
The best way to help your child stay calm is for you to stay calm.
We encourage you to talk to your child and hold his or her hand.
You may bring along a "comfort" item—such as a favorite stuffed animal or "blankie"—for your child to hold during the scan.
Please do not distract the technologist or interrupt the scan in any way.
We welcome your questions, but please ask them either before or after the scan.
After the Test
After the PET scan, the quality of the pictures will be checked. If they are of good quality, the test is complete.
If you have any questions after the test, the assistant or nurse will be happy to answer them.
Your child may resume his or her normal activities and diet.
The pictures from your child's PET scan and a report will be sent to the doctor who ordered it.
Please contact the doctor who ordered the scan for the results.
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A cold is defined as an upper respiratory infection caused by a virus that usually affects the nose but may also affect the throat, sinuses, eustachian tubes, trachea, larynx, and bronchial tubes but not the lungs. The cold is the most commonly occurring illness in the entire world. The common cold is a self-limiting illness caused by any one of more than 250 viruses. However, the most common causes of colds are rhinoviruses. Colds may also be termed coryza, nasopharyngitis, rhinopharyngitis, and sniffles. Everyone is susceptible to colds.
The common cold produces mild symptoms (see below) usually lasting only five to 10 days although some symptoms may last for up to three weeks. In contrast, the "flu" (influenza), which is caused by a different class of virus, can cause severe symptoms but initially may mimic a cold.
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Skkye 4W LED Clamp-onFixture, 10,000K White byInnovative MarineThe new stylishly slim aluminum arm is sure to turn heads with its low 3mm thickness and robust light output.
Skkye 4W LED Clamp-onFixture, 10,000K White byInnovative Marine
The new stylishly slim aluminum arm is sure to turn heads with its low 3mm thickness and robust light output. The perfect choice for any rimless aquarium with a thickness of 9mm or less and offered with daylight & moonlighting LEDs in a space saving form factor for pure minimalism.
Each clamp boasts powerful light output in a 4 watt version for pico tanks with power cord channel and independent power cords for timer usage.
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Color temperature, measured on the Kelvin scale simply indicates the color of light.
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* 10,000K - Ideal for tropical freshwater fish, planted aquariums, and marine fish only environments.Produces the perfect balance of blue, white and red light of the spectrum to stimulate natural daylight.
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For over 15 years, Pioneer has been engineering award-winning products trusted by the World's most respected professional DJs and musicians. With a portfolio of industry firsts including the World's first scratch CD player and scratch DVD player, Pioneer has been transcending the limits of how enthusiasts emotionally connect with their music through innovative technology, performance and design. Pioneer's range of DJ-inspired headphones distills the essence of their professional products into a compact, stylish and consumer-friendly package available to all music lovers.
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Pioneer's professionally-inspired sound tuning heightens the presentation and impact of both high and low musical notes. Similarly implemented in Pioneer's professional headphone line, this unique tuning philosophy is favored by pro DJs in order to make it easier to time and mix music tracks. Characterized by crystal clear highs, and deep pounding lows, the Bass Head DJ-inspired headphones get you closer to your music and the club scene with an energetic listening experience reminiscent of their award-winning pro models.
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The same passion for quality sound reproduction that drives Pioneer's industry-leading line of professional DJ headphones powers the engineering behind their DJ-inspired consumer models. At the heart of the Bass Head headphone is a pair of 9 mm drivers which can handle up to 100 mW of input power, extremely efficient at translating all of that energy into loud, accurate sound due to its 110 dB sensitivity rating. A high quality OFC Litz cord provides a potent connection to your portable audio/mp3 player.
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A combination of favorites: compact weather-shedding Nano Puff insulation to protect and warm crucial areas, and high-loft R2 fleece everywhere else. We revised this hybrid by remapping the PrimaLoft ONE synthetic insulation (60-g, with a recycled polyester shell) to cover the front and back torso and the tops of the arms, from shoulders to cuffs, for concentrated warmth; meanwhile, compressible and stretchy R2 fleece insulation covers the sides, lower torso and underside of arms and breathes without restriction, enabling high reaches on cold-weather rock walls and unrestricted pole plants on frigid ski approaches. Other improvements include a soft, wicking interior storm flap and zipper garage at the chin for next-to-skin comfort, stronger elasticized cuffs and hem for a better seal, and a higher collar with brushed tricot on the inner neck and chin. The two zippered handwarmer pockets ride high (harness and pack compatible) and the full-length, reverse-coil front zipper is backed with a low-bulk wind flap and treated with a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish.
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Mercury Grand Marquis 2004-2011, 69 Series Typhoon Cold Air Intake Kit by K&N®. Improve airflow and increase horsepower on your vehicle. This intake kit replaces the factory air intake system with a custom designed air intake tube and a free flowing K&N air filter. The air filter is positioned to draw cool air into the engine. The end result is better acceleration you can feel. Estimated Horsepower Gain 10.21 HP @ 4491 RPM. Replacement Filter # RU-5122. Use with Pre-Filter # RC-5106DK. Available in Wrinkle Black.
Notes: Legal for Sale in CA and all other states.
- Guaranteed to increase horsepower and improve acceleration
- Custom designed and engineered for each application
- Works with OEM computer system
- Available in various finishes
- Includes the world's best air filter, the K&N filter
- Easy to install
- Street legal in most States
- Up to 100,000 miles between servicing
- Million Mile limited warranty
The K&N 69 Series Typhoon Cold Air Intake Kit increases airflow to your engine, raises horsepower and enhances your engine's appearance. The airflow improvement starts with an oversized conical high-flow K&N air filter, installed in place of the restrictive factory airbox. The large increase in filter area over the stock airbox filter results in a huge increase in airflow and a greater capacity to capture and hold dirt.
The increased airflow continues with a free-flowing mandrel-bent aluminum intake tube in place of the factory air path. The Cold Air intake positions the air filter outside the engine compartment, to draw in the coolest air possible. Cooler engine air inlet temperatures result in more power.
The aluminum intake tube is available in various finishes to enhance your engine bay. All components are mounted and connected with high quality materials such as steel, aluminum, silicon or reinforced nylon, to ensure long life. Every 69 Series Typhoon Cold Air Intake Kit comes complete with everything necessary for installation, including comprehensive installation instructions. The K&N filter can go up to 100,000 miles before cleaning is required. And the K&N air filter is guaranteed for one million miles.296.99
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