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The First Equipment Quality Wheel Hub Assembly can be used on Dodge Dakotas from the years 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004. Your Wheel Hub Assembly maintains wheel alignment and should be kept in working order. It is absolutely essential to go over your vehicle's Wheel Hub Assembly frequently to check for wear. Wheel Hub Assemblies facilitate unencumbered spinning of your wheels. An old Wheel Hub Assembly will make your steering go out of alignment or may cause strange noises and ought to be replaced. Your vehicle's Wheel Hub Assembly is located at the middle of a car's wheels. Dodge Dakotas from the years 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004 will work with this Wheel Hub Assembly. Different vehicles may not be compatible, so this Wheel Hub Assembly is not to be installed on those cars or trucks.
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Basic Refinery Process: Description and History. Petroleum refining has evolved continuously in response to changing consumer demand for better and different products. The original requirement was to produce kerosene as a cheaper and better source of light than whale oil. The development of the internal combustion engine led to the production of gasoline and diesel fuels. The evolution of the airplane created a need first for high-octane aviation gasoline and then for jet fuel, a sophisticated form of the original product, kerosene. Present-day refineries produce a variety of products including many required as feedstock for the petrochemical industry.
Distillation Processes. The first refinery, opened in 1861, produced kerosene by simple atmospheric distillation. Its by-products included tar and naphtha. It was soon discovered that high-quality lubricating oils could be produced by distilling petroleum under vacuum. However, for the next 30 years kerosene was the product consumers wanted. Two significant events changed this situation: (1) invention of the electric light decreased the demand for kerosene, and (2) invention of the internal combustion engine created a demand for diesel fuel and gasoline (naphtha).
Thermal Cracking Processes. With the advent of mass production and World War I, the number of gasoline-powered vehicles increased dramatically and the demand for gasoline grew accordingly. However, distillation processes produced only a certain amount of gasoline from crude oil. In 1913, the thermal cracking process was developed, which subjected heavy fuels to both pressure and intense heat, physically breaking the large molecules into smaller ones to produce additional gasoline and distillate fuels. Visbreaking, another form of thermal cracking, was developed in the late 1930's to produce more desirable and valuable products.
Catalytic Processes. Higher-compression gasoline engines required higher-octane gasoline with better antiknock characteristics. The introduction of catalytic cracking and polymerization processes in the mid-to late 1930's met the demand by providing improved gasoline yields and higher octane numbers.
Alkylation, another catalytic process developed in the early 1940's, produced more high-octane aviation gasoline and petrochemical feedstock for explosives and synthetic rubber. Subsequently, catalytic isomerization was developed to convert hydrocarbons to produce increased quantities of alkylation feedstock. Improved catalysts and process methods such as hydrocracking and reforming were developed throughout the 1960's to increase gasoline yields and improve antiknock characteristics. These catalytic processes also produced hydrocarbon molecules with a double bond (alkenes) and formed the basis of the modern petrochemical industry.
Treatment Processes. Throughout the history of refining, various treatment methods have been used to remove nonhydrocarbons, impurities, and other constituents that adversely affect the properties of finished products or reduce the efficiency of the conversion processes. Treating can involve chemical reaction and/or physical separation. Typical examples of treating are chemical sweetening, acid treating, clay contacting, caustic washing, hydrotreating, drying, solvent extraction, and solvent dewaxing. Sweetening compounds and acids desulfurize crude oil before processing and treat products during and after processing.
Following the Second World War, various reforming processes improved gasoline quality and yield and produced higher-quality products. Some of these involved the use of catalysts and/or hydrogen to change molecules and remove sulfur. A number of the more commonly used treating and reforming processes are described in this chapter of the manual.
|Process name
|By-products, etc.
|Atmospheric distillation
|Produce kerosene
|Naphtha, tar, etc.
|Vacuum distillation
|Lubricants (original)
Cracking feedstocks (1930's)
|Asphalt, residual coker feedstocks
|Thermal cracking
|Increase gasoline
|Residual, bunker fuel
|Reduce sulfur & odor
|Thermal reforming
|Improve octane number
|Remove sulfur
|Produce gasoline basestocks
|Solvent extraction
|Improve lubricant viscosity index
|Solvent dewaxing
|Improve pour point
|Cat. polymerization
|Improve gasoline yield & octane number
|Petrochemical feedstocks
|Catalytic cracking
|Higher octane gasoline
|Petrochemical feedstocks
|Reduce viscosity
|Increased distillate, tar
|Increase gasoline octane & yield
|High-octane aviation gasoline
|Produce alkylation feedstock
|Fluid catalytic cracking
|Increase gasoline yield & octane
|Petrochemical feedstocks
|Increase cracking feedstock
|Catalytic reforming
|Convert low-quality naphtha
|Remove sulfur
|Inhibitor sweetening
|Remove mercaptan
|Catalytic isomerization
|Convert to molecules with high octane number
|Alkylation feedstocks
|Improve quality and reduce sulfur
|Alkylation feedstocks
|Catalytic dewaxing
|Improve pour point
|Residual hydrocracking
|Increase gasoline yield from residual
|Heavy residuals
Crude oils are complex mixtures containing many different hydrocarbon compounds that vary in appearance and composition from one oil field to another. Crude oils range in consistency from water to tar-like solids, and in color from clear to black. An "average" crude oil contains about 84% carbon, 14% hydrogen, 1%-3% sulfur, and less than 1% each of nitrogen, oxygen, metals, and salts. Crude oils are generally classified as paraffinic, naphthenic, or aromatic, based on the predominant proportion of similar hydrocarbon molecules. Mixed-base crudes have varying amounts of each type of hydrocarbon. Refinery crude base stocks usually consist of mixtures of two or more different crude oils.
Relatively simple crude oil assays are used to classify crude oils as paraffinic, naphthenic, aromatic, or mixed. One assay method (United States Bureau of Mines) is based on distillation, and another method (UOP "K" factor) is based on gravity and boiling points. More comprehensive crude assays determine the value of the crude (i.e., its yield and quality of useful products) and processing parameters. Crude oils are usually grouped according to yield structure.
Crude oils are also defined in terms of API (American Petroleum Institute) gravity. The higher the API gravity, the lighter the crude. For example, light crude oils have high API gravities and low specific gravities. Crude oils with low carbon, high hydrogen, and high API gravity are usually rich in paraffins and tend to yield greater proportions of gasoline and light petroleum products; those with high carbon, low hydrogen, and low API gravities are usually rich in aromatics.
Crude oils that contain appreciable quantities of hydrogen sulfide or other reactive sulfur compounds are called "sour." Those with less sulfur are called "sweet." Some exceptions to this rule are West Texas crudes, which are always considered "sour" regardless of their H2S content, and Arabian high-sulfur crudes, which are not considered "sour" because their sulfur compounds are not highly reactive.
|Crude source
|Paraffins (% vol)
|Aromatics (% vol)
|Naphthenes (% vol)
|Sulfur (% wt)
|API gravity (approx.)
|Napht. yield (% vol)
|Octane no (typical)
|Nigerian - Light
|Saudi - Light
|Saudi - Heavy
|Venezuela - Heavy
|Venezuela - Light
|USA - Midcont. Sweet
|USA - W. Texas Sour
|North Sea - Brent
Basics of Hydrocarbon Chemistry. Crude oil is a mixture of hydrocarbon molecules, which are organic compounds of carbon and hydrogen atoms that may include from one to 60 carbon atoms. The properties of hydrocarbons depend on the number and arrangement of the carbon and hydrogen atoms in the molecules. The simplest hydrocarbon molecule is one carbon atom linked with four hydrogen atoms: methane. All other variations of petroleum hydrocarbons evolve from this molecule.
Hydrocarbons containing up to four carbon atoms are usually gases, those with 5 to 19 carbon atoms are usually liquids, and those with 20 or more are solids. The refining process uses chemicals, catalysts, heat, and pressure to separate and combine the basic types of hydrocarbon molecules naturally found in crude oil into groups of similar molecules. The refining process also rearranges their structures and bonding patterns into different hydrocarbon molecules and compounds. Therefore it is the type of hydrocarbon (paraffinic, naphthenic, or aromatic) rather than its specific chemical compounds that is significant in the refining process.
|Example of simplest HC molecule (CH4):
|Examples of straight chain paraffin molecule (Butane) and branched paraffin molecule (Isobutane) with same chemical formula (C4H10):
Methane (CH4)
Butane (C4H10)
Isobutane (C4H10)
|Example of simple aromatic compound:
|Examples of simple double-ring aromatic compound:
Benzene (C6H6)
Napthalene (C10H8)
|Example of typical single-ring naphthene:
|Examples of naphthene with same chemical formula (C6H12) but different molecular structure:
Cyclohexane (C6H12)
Methyl Cyclopentane (C6H12)
|Simplest Alkene (C2H4):
|Typical Alkenes with the same chemical formula (C4H8) but different molecular structures:
Ethylene (C2H4)
1-Butene (C4H8)
Isobutene (C4H8)
|Simplest Alkyne (C2H2):
|Typical Diolefins with the same chemical formula (C4H6) but different molecular structures:
Acetylene (C2H2)
1,2-Butadiene (C4H6)
1,3-Butadiene (C4H6)
Sulfur Compounds. Sulfur may be present in crude oil as hydrogen sulfide (H2S), as compounds (e.g. mercaptans, sulfides, disulfides, thiophenes, etc.) or as elemental sulfur. Each crude oil has different amounts and types of sulfur compounds, but as a rule the proportion, stability, and complexity of the compounds are greater in heavier crude-oil fractions. Hydrogen sulfide is a primary contributor to corrosion in refinery processing units. Other corrosive substances are elemental sulfur and mercaptans. Moreover, the corrosive sulfur compounds have an obnoxious odor.
Pyrophoric iron sulfide results from the corrosive action of sulfur compounds on the iron and steel used in refinery process equipment, piping, and tanks. The combustion of petroleum products containing sulfur compounds produces undesirables such as sulfuric acid and sulfur dioxide. Catalytic hydrotreating processes such as hydrodesulfurization remove sulfur compounds from refinery product streams. Sweetening processes either remove the obnoxious sulfur compounds or convert them to odorless disulfides, as in the case of mercaptans.
Other Refining Operations include: light-ends recovery; sour-water stripping; solid waste and wastewater treatment; process-water treatment and cooling; storage and handling; product movement; hydrogen production; acid and tail-gas treatment; and sulfur recovery.
Auxiliary operations and facilities include: steam and power generation; process and fire water systems; flares and relief systems; furnaces and heaters; pumps and valves; supply of steam, air, nitrogen, and other plant gases; alarms and sensors; noise and pollution controls; sampling, testing, and inspecting; and laboratory, control room, maintenance, and administrative facilities.
|Process name
|Fractionation Processes
|Atmospheric distillation
|Separate fractions
|Desalted crude oil
|Gas, gas oil, distillate, residual
|Vacuum distillation
|Separate w/o cracking
|Atmospheric tower residual
|Gas oil, lube stock, residual
|Conversion Processes - Decomposition
|Catalytic cracking
|Upgrade gasoline
|Gas oil, coke distillate
|Gasoline, petrochemical feedstock
|Convert vacuum residuals
|Gas oil, coke distillate
|Gasoline, petrochemical feedstock
|Convert to lighter HC's
|Gas oil, cracked oil, residual
|Lighter, higher-quality products
|*Hydrogen steam reforming
|Produce hydrogen
|Desulfurized gas, O2, steam
|Hydrogen, CO, CO2
|*Steam cracking
|Crack large molecules
|Atm tower hvy fuel/distillate
|Cracked naphtha, coke, residual
|Reduce viscosity
|Atmospheric tower residual
|Distillate, tar
|Conversion Processes - Unification
|Unite olefins & isoparaffins
|Tower isobutane/cracker olefin
|Iso-octane (alkylate)
|Grease compounding
|Combine soaps & oils
|Lube oil, fatty acid, alky metal
|Lubricating grease
|Unite 2 or more olefins
|Cracker olefins
|High-octane naphtha, petrochemical stocks
|Conversion Processes - Alteration or Rearrangement
|Catalytic reforming
|Upgrade low-octane naphtha
|Coker/hydro-cracker naphtha
|High oct. Reformate/aromatic
|Convert straight chain to branch
|Butane, pentane, hexane
|Treatment Processes
|*Amine treating
|Remove acidic contaminants
|Sour gas, HCs w/CO2 & H2S
|Acid free gases & liquid HCs
|Remove contaminants
|Crude oil
|Desalted crude oil
|Drying & sweetening
|Remove H2O & sulfur cmpds
|Liq Hcs, LPG, alky feedstk
|Sweet & dry hydrocarbons
|*Furfural extraction
|Solvent extr.
|Upgrade mid distillate & lubes
|Cycle oils & lube feed-stocks
|High quality diesel & lube oil
|Remove sulfur, contaminants
|High-sulfur residual/gas oil
|Desulfurized olefins
|Remove impurities, saturate HC's
|Residuals, cracked HC's
|Cracker feed, distillate, lube
|*Phenol extraction
|Solvent extr.
|Improve visc. index, color
|Lube oil base stocks
|High quality lube oils
|Solvent deasphalting
|Remove asphalt
|Vac. tower residual, propane
|Heavy lube oil, asphalt
|Solvent dewaxing
|Remove wax from lube stocks
|Vac. tower lube oils
|Dewaxed lube basestock
|Solvent extraction
|Solvent extr.
|Separate unsat. oils
|Gas oil, reformate, distillate
|High-octane gasoline
|Remv H2S, convert mercaptan
|Untreated distillate/gasoline
|High-quality distillate/gasoline
*Note: These processes are not depicted in the refinery process flow chart.
|Typical products...To
|Desalted crude...Atmospheric distillation tower
Waste water...Treatment
Health. Because this is a closed process, there is little potential for exposure to crude oil unless a leak or release occurs. Where elevated operating temperatures are used when desalting sour crudes, hydrogen sulfide will be present. There is the possibility of exposure to ammonia, dry chemical demulsifiers, caustics, and/or acids during this operation. Safe work practices and/or the use of appropriate personal protective equipment may be needed for exposures to chemicals and other hazards such as heat, and during process sampling, inspection, maintenance, and turnaround activities.
Depending on the crude feedstock and the treatment chemicals used, the wastewater will contain varying amounts of chlorides, sulfides, bicarbonates, ammonia, hydrocarbons, phenol, and suspended solids. If diatomaceous earth is used in filtration, exposures should be minimized or controlled. Diatomaceous earth can contain silica in very fine particle size, making this a potential respiratory hazard.
|Typical products...To
|Gases...Atmospheric distillation tower
Naphthas...Reforming or treating
Kerosene or distillates...Treating
Gas oil...Catalytic cracking
Residual...vacuum tower or visbreaker
Safety. An excursion in pressure, temperature, or liquid levels may occur if automatic control devices fail. Control of temperature, pressure, and reflux within operating parameters is needed to prevent thermal cracking within the distillation towers. Relief systems should be provided for overpressure and operations monitored to prevent crude from entering the reformer charge.
The sections of the process susceptible to corrosion include (but may not be limited to) preheat exchanger (HCl and H2S), preheat furnace and bottoms exchanger (H2S and sulfur compounds), atmospheric tower and vacuum furnace (H2S, sulfur compounds, and organic acids), vacuum tower (H2S and organic acids), and overhead (H2S, HCl, and water). Where sour crudes are processed, severe corrosion can occur in furnace tubing and in both atmospheric and vacuum towers where metal temperatures exceed 450° F. Wet H2S also will cause cracks in steel. When processing high-nitrogen crudes, nitrogen oxides can form in the flue gases of furnaces. Nitrogen oxides are corrosive to steel when cooled to low temperatures in the presence of water.
Chemicals are used to control corrosion by hydrochloric acid produced in distillation units. Ammonia may be injected into the overhead stream prior to initial condensation and/or an alkaline solution may be carefully injected into the hot crude-oil feed. If sufficient wash-water is not injected, deposits of ammonium chloride can form and cause serious corrosion. Crude feedstock may contain appreciable amounts of water in suspension which can separate during startup and, along with water remaining in the tower from steam purging, settle in the bottom of the tower. This water can be heated to the boiling point and create an instantaneous vaporization explosion upon contact with the oil in the unit.
|Typical products...To
|Atmospheric tower
|Gas oils...Catalytic cracker
Lubricants...Hydrotreating or solvent
Residual...Deasphalter, visbreaker, or coker
|Typical products...To
|Naphthas, distillates, kerosene
|Atm. tower
|High octane gasoline...Storage
Refined fuels...Treating and blending
Spent agents...Treatment and blending
Solvent Dewaxing. Solvent dewaxing is used to remove wax from either distillate or residual basestocks at any stage in the refining process. There are several processes in use for solvent dewaxing, but all have the same general steps, which are: (1) mixing the feedstock with a solvent, (2) precipitating the wax from the mixture by chilling, and (3) recovering the solvent from the wax and dewaxed oil for recycling by distillation and steam stripping. Usually two solvents are used: toluene, which dissolves the oil and maintains fluidity at low temperatures, and methyl ethyl ketone (MEK), which dissolves little wax at low temperatures and acts as a wax precipitating agent. Other solvents that are sometimes used include benzene, methyl isobutyl ketone, propane, petroleum naphtha, ethylene dichloride, methylene chloride, and sulfur dioxide. In addition, there is a catalytic process used as an alternate to solvent dewaxing.
Note: Diagrams in Figures IV: 2-10, 11, 12, 13, 15, and 20 reproduced with permission from Shell International Petroleum Company.
Delayed Coking. In delayed coking the heated charge (typically residuum from atmospheric distillation towers) is transferred to large coke drums which provide the long residence time needed to allow the cracking reactions to proceed to completion. Initially the heavy feedstock is fed to a furnace which heats the residuum to high temperatures (900°-950° F) at low pressures (25-30 psi) and is designed and controlled to prevent premature coking in the heater tubes. The mixture is passed from the heater to one or more coker drums where the hot material is held approximately 24 hours (delayed) at pressures of 25-75 psi, until it cracks into lighter products. Vapors from the drums are returned to a fractionator where gas, naphtha, and gas oils are separated out. The heavier hydrocarbons produced in the fractionator are recycled through the furnace.
After the coke reaches a predetermined level in one drum, the flow is diverted to another drum to maintain continuous operation. The full drum is steamed to strip out uncracked hydrocarbons, cooled by water injection, and decoked by mechanical or hydraulic methods. The coke is mechanically removed by an auger rising from the bottom of the drum. Hydraulic decoking consists of fracturing the coke bed with high-pressure water ejected from a rotating cutter.
Safety. In thermal cracking when sour crudes are processed, corrosion can occur where metal temperatures are between 450° and 900° F. Above 900° F coke forms a protective layer on the metal. The furnace, soaking drums, lower part of the tower, and high-temperature exchangers are usually subject to corrosion. Hydrogen sulfide corrosion in coking can also occur when temperatures are not properly controlled above 900° F.
Continuous thermal changes can lead to bulging and cracking of coke drum shells. In coking, temperature control must often be held within a 10°-20° F range, as high temperatures will produce coke that is too hard to cut out of the drum. Conversely, temperatures that are too low will result in a high asphaltic-content slurry. Water or steam injection may be used to prevent buildup of coke in delayed coker furnace tubes. Water must be completely drained from the coker, so as not to cause an explosion upon recharging with hot coke. Provisions for alternate means of egress from the working platform on top of coke drums are important in the event of an emergency.
Fire Prevention and Protection. Liquid hydrocarbons in the catalyst or entering the heated combustion air stream should be controlled to avoid exothermic reactions. Because of the presence of heaters in catalytic cracking units, the possibility exists for fire due to a leak or vapor release. Fire protection including concrete or other insulation on columns and supports, or fixed water spray or fog systems where insulation is not feasible and in areas where firewater hose streams cannot reach, should be considered.
In some processes, caution must be taken to prevent explosive concentrations of catalyst dust during recharge or disposal. When unloading any coked catalyst, the possibility exists for iron sulfide fires. Iron sulfide will ignite spontaneously when exposed to air and therefore must be wetted with water to prevent it from igniting vapors. Coked catalyst may be either cooled below 120° F before it is dumped from the reactor, or dumped into containers that have been purged and inerted with nitrogen and then cooled before further handling.
Safety. Regular sampling and testing of the feedstock, product, and recycle streams should be performed to assure that the cracking process is working as intended and that no contaminants have entered the process stream. Corrosives or deposits in the feedstock can foul gas compressors. Inspections of critical equipment including pumps, compressors, furnaces, and heat exchangers should be conducted as needed. When processing sour crude, corrosion may be expected where temperatures are below 900° F. Corrosion takes place where both liquid and vapor phases exist, and at areas subject to local cooling such as nozzles and platform supports.
When processing high-nitrogen feedstock, exposure to ammonia and cyanide may occur, subjecting carbon steel equipment in the FCC overhead system to corrosion, cracking, or hydrogen blistering. These effects may be minimized by water wash or corrosion inhibitors. Water wash may also be used to protect overhead condensers in the main column subjected to fouling from ammonium hydrosulfide. Inspections should include checking for leaks due to erosion or other malfunctions such as catalyst buildup on the expanders, coking in the overhead feeder lines from feedstock residues, and other unusual operating conditions.
Health. Because the catalytic cracker is a closed system, there is normally little opportunity for exposure to hazardous substances during normal operations. The possibility exists of exposure to extremely hot (700° F) hydrocarbon liquids or vapors during process sampling or if a leak or release occurs. In addition, exposure to hydrogen sulfide and/or carbon monoxide gas may occur during a release of product or vapor.
Catalyst regeneration involves steam stripping and decoking, and produces fluid waste streams that may contain varying amounts of hydrocarbon, phenol, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, mercaptan, and other materials depending upon the feedstock, crudes, and processes. Inadvertent formation of nickel carbonyl may occur in cracking processes using nickel catalysts, with resultant potential for hazardous exposures. Safe work practices and/or the use of appropriate personal protective equipment may be needed for exposures to chemicals and other hazards such as noise and heat; during process sampling, inspection, maintenance and turnaround activities; and when handling spent catalyst, recharging catalyst, or if leaks or releases occur.
Safety. Inspection and testing of safety relief devices are important due to the very high pressures in this unit. Proper process control is needed to protect against plugging reactor beds. Unloading coked catalyst requires special precautions to prevent iron sulfide-induced fires. The coked catalyst should either be cooled to below 120° F before dumping, or be placed in nitrogen-inerted containers until cooled.
Because of the operating temperatures and presence of hydrogen, the hydrogen-sulfide content of the feedstock must be strictly controlled to a minimum to reduce the possibility of severe corrosion. Corrosion by wet carbon dioxide in areas of condensation also must be considered. When processing high-nitrogen feedstock, the ammonia and hydrogen sulfide form ammonium hydrosulfide, which causes serious corrosion at temperatures below the water dew point. Ammonium hydrosulfide is also present in sour water stripping.
Health. Because this is a closed process, exposures are expected to be minimal under normal operating conditions. There is potential for exposure to hydrogen sulfide and benzene should a leak or release occur.
Small emissions of carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulfide may occur during regeneration of catalyst. Safe work practices and/or appropriate personal protective equipment may be needed for exposures to chemicals and other hazards such as noise and heat during testing, inspecting, maintenance and turnaround activities, and when handling regenerated or spent catalyst.
The olefin feedstock is pretreated to remove sulfur and other undesirable compounds. In the catalytic process the feedstock is either passed over a solid phosphoric acid catalyst or comes in contact with liquid phosphoric acid, where an exothermic polymeric reaction occurs. This reaction requires cooling water and the injection of cold feedstock into the reactor to control temperatures between 300° and 450° F at pressures from 200 psi to 1,200 psi. The reaction products leaving the reactor are sent to stabilization and/or fractionator systems to separate saturated and unreacted gases from the polymer gasoline product.
NOTE: In the petroleum industry, polymerization is used to indicate the production of gasoline components, hence the term "polymer" gasoline. Furthermore, it is not essential that only one type of monomer be involved. If unlike olefin molecules are combined, the process is referred to as "copolymerization." Polymerization in the true sense of the word is normally prevented, and all attempts are made to terminate the reaction at the dimer or trimer (three monomers joined together) stage. However, in the petrochemical section of a refinery, polymerization, which results in the production of, for instance, polyethylene, is allowed to proceed until materials of the required high molecular weight have been produced.
Safety. Sulfuric acid and hydrofluoric acid are potentially hazardous chemicals. Loss of coolant water, which is needed to maintain process temperatures, could result in an upset. Precautions are necessary to ensure that equipment and materials that have been in contact with acid are handled carefully and are thoroughly cleaned before they leave the process area or refinery. Immersion wash vats are often provided for neutralization of equipment that has come into contact with hydrofluoric acid. Hydrofluoric acid units should be thoroughly drained and chemically cleaned prior to turnarounds and entry to remove all traces of iron fluoride and hydrofluoric acid. Following shutdown, where water has been used the unit should be thoroughly dried before hydrofluoric acid is introduced.
Leaks, spills, or releases involving hydrofluoric acid or hydrocarbons containing hydrofluoric acid can be extremely hazardous. Care during delivery and unloading of acid is essential. Process unit containment by curbs, drainage, and isolation so that effluent can be neutralized before release to the sewer system is considered. Vents can be routed to soda-ash scrubbers to neutralize hydrogen fluoride gas or hydrofluoric acid vapors before release. Pressure on the cooling water and steam side of exchangers should be kept below the minimum pressure on the acid service side to prevent water contamination.
Some corrosion and fouling in sulfuric acid units may occur from the breakdown of sulfuric acid esters or where caustic is added for neutralization. These esters can be removed by fresh acid treating and hot-water washing. To prevent corrosion from hydrofluoric acid, the acid concentration inside the process unit should be maintained above 65% and moisture below 4%.
Fire Protection and Prevention. The potential for fire exists if a product or vapor leak or release in the lube blending and wax processing areas reaches a source of ignition. Storage of finished products, both bulk and packaged, should be in accordance with recognized practices.
While the potential for fire is reduced in lube oil blending, care must be taken when making metal-working oils and compounding greases due to the use of higher blending and compounding temperatures and lower flash point products.
Safety. Liquids should not be discharged directly to a vapor disposal system. Flare knockout drums and flares need to be large enough to handle emergency blowdowns. Drums should be provided with relief in the event of overpressure.
Pressure relief valves must be provided where the potential exists for overpressure in refinery processes due to the following causes:
Maintenance is important because valves are required to function properly. The most common operating problems are listed below.
Safety. Knockout drums are needed to prevent liquid surges from entering gas compressors. If gases are contaminated with solid materials, strainers are needed. Failure of automatic compressor controls will affect processes. If maximum pressure could potentially be greater than compressor or process-equipment design pressure, pressure relief should be provided. Guarding is needed for exposed moving parts on compressors. Compressor buildings should be properly electrically classified, and provisions should be made for proper ventilation.
Where plant air is used to back up instrument air, interconnections must be upstream of the instrument air drying system to prevent contamination of instruments with moisture. Alternate sources of instrument air supply, such as use of nitrogen, may be needed in the event of power outages or compressor failure.
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Yeah im pretty careless. I ran over my ipod touch and I didnt notice it til I got back home. I saw it lying on the ground of my garage and I feared for the worse. At first I was really shocked. My screen was cracked but I already know its relplaceable. But the first 5 min. I almost cried because the touch screen was not responding but I somehow manage to get it working again. Everything is all good except my camera... Idk if its heavily damaged on the inside but I will go see my friend who fixes devices and hopefully can fix my ipod touch but I have to ask.. Is the ipod touch 5th gen camera fixable?
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Don Ponders Link between Diet Soda and Weight Maintenance
I've been drinking cola since my teenage years and switched to diet cola when it first came out. Since the calories in any regular soft drink come from the sweetener (whether sugar or high fructose corn syrup), I figured anything I could do to cut calories would help my weight.
With that in mind and to save money, years later I started making my own diet cola at home using tap water, diet cola syrup from a warehouse club and a countertop carbonation system.
Earlier this year I saw articles about a possible connection between diet soda and weight issues. Seriously? How could no-calorie, artificially sweetened soft drinks possibly make me fat?
It appears that when our palates sense "sweet," it triggers insulin release to deal with the glucose it believes is coming. That insulin metabolizes the glucose already in the bloodstream; sending those glucose calories either to muscles (as glycogen) or into storage as fat. Since it appears that most folk's systems are predisposed to store those calories as fat that may or may not be needed later, excess glucose calories could make us fat.
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Cool, fruity and creamy, these gelatin treats are richer than plain gelatin and cut easily into whatever shape you'd like. They're a fun finger food that works for any holiday or theme. -Annette Ellyson, Carolina, West Virginia
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Spotlight on Dominic Oduro: The Ghana international has worked his way into Columbus' star midfielder role this season after arriving by trade from Chicago for Dilly Duka and the rights to Robbie Rogers. That trade proved fortuitous for the Crew — Rogers retired soon after and Oduro leads Columbus with four goals this season. He is only two seasons removed from a 12-goal season for Chicago.
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The pool will open Friday, May 29th and will be open daily from 12:30-8:00 PM (weather permitting). The phone number for the pool is 515-992-3827.
Daily admission is $3, a single pass is $40, a family pass is $90 or you can purchase a punch card for $30 (15 punches).
Morning public swim lessons will be held June 8-18th (19th will be a make-up day if needed or a pool party), 30 minute classes at 9:45-10:15 AM, 10:20-10:50 AM, 10:55-11:25 AM and 11:30 AM-noon.
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With the recovery of Princess Victoria from her serious illness, end the depar-<*> ture of the Prince of Wales to recuperate at Sandwich Bay before leaving for
Biarritz, the KLug and Queen were free to move the Court to Windsor, as wu their original intention before 6icknesc seized on these two members of the Royal' family. The nation feel relieved, as more sadness and mourning would have been a great disaster just now; beside* no one wished any further sorrow for the King, who has always been devoted to his sistera. So all is brighter now, with a happier outlook. People are crowding back to town, and daily we Lear of gayer and more brilliant fixtures for the coming summer. All we want and hope for is fine weather. The fancy of many people who "do" the season now that motor cars arc co extremely expedi* tiou? is to lire out of town aud rent a house in the vicinity of Roehampton, Kingston, Bushcy, and the like places, where they can so easily return home ■after gaieties aud sleep in the pure fresh air of country eurroundings, aud where the ■ glory of a garden in May and June im not deuied them. I have every eynv patby with them, and have always thought
it a shame to spend those two ndurao.e months when Nature is at its peerless hfiet in a town, no matter where. Thi« year, when we are to have some 25.000 Americans in London, bouses within an easy radius are letting like hot cakes. People are gladly letting their town houses for comfortable suras, and moving themselves to quarters further afield. FASHIONS, EVER NEW. All we Londoners find the journey to Paris too easy and so quick these days that a visit there is looked upon as mere- ly that of a few hours each way, and the rest of a week-end in seeing what novelties are in store for us. I, in com- mon with hundreds, have just made the trip, and I am telling all my London friends about the novelties I encountered, and incidentally you, of my friends, down under. I think my Parisienne sisters have gone back to the schoolroom again. not for educational purposes of course, but I did notice deportment was a lead- ing feature, and this is borrowed from the schoolroom, for the idea of walking and standing properly, as taught by our governesses, has come back as a craze, and all French women think more of de- portment than pretty faces even. They argue, lovely clothes can't look chic on a bad figure, and I think they are right, and that we English could easily borrow some good ideas from them. So I inter- ested myself in finding out all I could, and I was initiated into the art of walking round my bedroom, before taking my bath, with a book balanced on my head just as I did at the tender age of 12, I remember! This was followed with a series of contortions between two chairs and I was shown how a well-bred young lady bows and gracefully steps out of her carriage! Early Victorian training, every bit of it. Elegance above all things. How will it go with jazz? Not too well, I fancy. Anyway, it will help a lot in general attractiveness of movement —of that I am sure. Clothes naturally are a magnet, and the shops were packed. Easccrtir.ic al ways brings forth new garments, and what I liked best of all were the neat, smartly tailored black coats and skirts, with which you wore a natty iumpfr of boifl rose crepe de Chino with frilly collar and cuffs, which you pull over the coat collar and turn back on rour cuffs with such a sweet softening offrct. Its an old style, but so eminent!/ pleasing that one takes to these tilings at once. I really should not'be surprised to see a return of the blouse, as the jnmoors are getting shorter.' For small fijpres and •hort weavers they are perhaps more be coming. Quaint combs rather like Rus sian headdresses arc worn l>y soin? young girls—they may hi jewelled as the fancy dictates, and are a little bit tin foreign* looking for my taste, but arc new al any rate. Fur on white satin frocks was very delightful, and the Paiis design erg are very keen on this. IMie nale tinted fur is chosen generally, end has a particularly soft appearance. Fur is to figure on all ephemeral materials this summer, and with marabout v.'i'l make many a flimsy coat look most exclusive. NOT ONLY IN PARIS. ■ I would remind you that this last fuahiou of ethereal coats is not only a Paris one —London ia exploiting it for a!l its worth, and using lace in all shades for them, generally matching the frocks, of course, but giving a very sni&rt ap pearance withal. The great note to re member in tho world of" drcsa is thai everything sha'l match. You must not wear a Jol of shades, and coloured hats are smartest when worn with black coats or costumes. London shops ire also showing the palest champagne coloured crocodile shoes, a shade which is to be woru with summery frocks. This tint is to be the most fashionable one this summer. Delicate shades for shoot are to supersede all others—expensive aud ex travagant, I have no doubt, Jnit very chic at the. same time, and stockings of superlative silk roust match. Though there has been such a lot of talk ibout the revival of black si'k stockings and black shoes, the idea doesn't seem to have caught on, and 80 far I haven't teen any about. MORE SMOKERS. These arc bright, cheerful days for tobacconists, as the sale of tobacco ha* increased by leaps and bound?, owing chiefly, it is said, to the ever-incrcisin^ army of women smokers. Ido not know tho exact returns, but the general opinion is that S per cent, advance on the pre vious 12 months can be accounted for easily the last year or two. I think it would be a good move to open a cobac conist's shop somewhere. The way fashions carry all before them is simply amazing and how people's ideas and opinions change wibh them, too, is extra ordinary. Only just lately I was Bitting in the lounge of a fashionable hotel. p.nd a very sober looking parson and an equally sober looking wife walked in and sat near me. I was-thinking what a very proper looking couple tbev were to be in such an hotel, renowne.l for its festivity and general worldliness, when to my utter surprise the lady calmy brought
one of a. very sober looking \-;a.ity bag. a silver cigarette case, and q'lmtiy lit a cigarette from a silver matchbox ! She offered ono to her spouse who quickly accepted it and lit up also ! Now, I don't moan to insinuate there wis any thing in the least wrong about it, but it only taught me how times have changed. I only wi?h more Church of England clergymen were as broad niindv'; it .vould help to fill their empty chur>:hc&. anil make religion more popular, if I m.\v use such a twin. 'Hie narrow irgotxY <>t some, a good, many I may say, lias ;>b- Bolutely driven people from assuming any semblance of religion—indeed tho major ity of up-to-date people fee from the " cloth !" Their" doctrines me wot human. Recently I attended a wedding ab a regifltry office, because the clergy man refused to marry the eoupl-j at a. church, as the bridegroom had not been baptised: It wan, of coin-He, an abom inable thing, and very few clergymen would have refused. The bride and her family were old residents in the district and they were furious about it, and took particular care not to invite " any of the vicarage lot" to the weddine. To my certain knowkdge such quofctioiii; are rarely even asked, and •when yAu come to think of -the thousands of couple* mar ried year'y in churche? it prove-, that being respectably married certii'nly comes before the fact of whether people oro christened. Thousands are, and thou sands are not ; and those not mornlly strong, ami of the lower chuwer,, nrisrht easi'y think it would not maUi-r to go without the marriage ceremony alto gether. • . THE COMIXG CRICKET HEROLS. Every day some new entertiinmcnt is being advertised in the papers for the Australian cricket team. Certaii-.ly unver before have there been go many, and our cousins from down under are evidently going to have the time of their lives in the Old Country. Pictures already have reached ug of their doings and .r^htsee ings in Egypt and Ita'y, rushing visits to wonderful places, but still it in pood to think they hav e snatched tho time to see these marvels of th<? universe. Other visitors from down under whom we aro giving a very cordial welcome to is tWe Australian Women's Highland Pipe Hand. They are a picturesque company. an«: led by their one man, the drum major Wil liam Darwin, created a most favourable impression when they landed nt South ampton. They arc to take pan io the Anzac Day celebrations, and are li«?re for six months, giving their servi-.vs 'n the cause of charity. Inm looking forward to attending their concerts, as Auy are appearing in the provinces as woil us London. THE SLANG CRAZE. There has been much controversy go ing on lately over the merits and demerits of the modern girl, and though I am perfectly well aware many—not r.ll. by a long way—but many, arc very ex'aeihc in their^ expressions, I do not think " Miss 1026." quite denervos all the imiciitri filings hurled at her head, and it i« wry ridi culous to judge the majority by tho few. There are seta who pose as be;n(« ultra smart and using slang in cvei-v ooisibl-1 way it can be brought in ; t,i?y have their following and there's v kind of mutual admiration society cf v/hic'i they are all members, oacii raving over the exceptional Ability and wonderful attraction of the other. I know them, and their vocabul ary it* certainly not the most arresting point about them. I've h<*ard them talk ing, about parties ad being composed ot "stinking people, my dear," and eomo times they will tell you about a man who, in their opinion, is "'the biggest rotter unhung"—another as a "'priceless old beau." Every and all things tan be "positively putrid," and they haw a way of giving very unreal and unsuitable dis tinguishing adjectives about things, and W?U call a dog or a now frock "lippmgiy divine." It's a crazo of the moment nnd exists, but really at heart these very girls are far better and nicer than they make themselves out to be. Then there ara thousands of others, sweet, charming on* affected girls, who axe often extremely pretty without the fashionable make-up, yet smart enough to satisfy the mo«t fastidious male, and brimming over with life and fun. I certainly do think with the others it's often the fault of being spoilt in their youth by over-indulgent parents, whose delight in their children often blinds their keenest susceptibilities. A fashionable school will often teach girla to assume the "knowing everything" air, which may amuse their parents, but not the rest of the' world; then when they leave school and enter the worid ot society they run right away from par en tal control, to the grief, very often, of really devoted parents, who might hava nipped the tendency in the bud with tho Victorian teaching that "children should be seen and not heard"! Then very often these up-to-date young slangy ladies are thought so clever by mothers who pos sibly *re far from brainy themselves, and consider their daughters very smart. Anyway if these things • are merely
fashion's habits tluv w:i'. la.lo as •>ui UUj do, and tliore aro very tow who •-tally continue to livo the stupid shallow ;.>xi?t ence after a time. I've known lots of fashionable girls who dropped all their fiide when human nature knocked at the door of their hcarr. The world is made up of all sorts of men and women, not all bad and not all good; nice and nasty will mingle togothci- ua it cm tinned to go round, and iu'Vit will tho nru-'y of human* lone ite wonderful interest for man, which embodies woiimu. i; .i won darful animal—no two uliko, in *;nt«; o! all they may do tj copy oik> ann-Jur. ANOTHEU (TRAZ::. As I'm on thi 1 «ji;bji>ct ot '.-ia/.t>3 \ ui.iy ua well mention the ?udd:M i.niv:.: of enormous jewellery. It w«k only a few weeks r.go that we wore all informed the choker pearl mv-klucc bolougj-l to a demode and paist vogue, when 1> ! the fashion has rotuincJ in d:>uh!c lorco. Thm is to say the voVy big pearl Ik';vl* round the neck are back again, of two different shades, the tinted cne* being (lie most fashionable. I wa?j nt a very wnart Hunt Ball—l think I mentioned tin? fact that I wns attending it—and two very notnbte twin sitftciis were there who are every where in tho x'inurUtst London set. ' The daughter* of the Master of Kuthven, a Scottish Baron--they are quito youti^, and have only been out a season or so. I have hoard them r;ived ab.Mit ip the lovely '*][ore-Ruthvon g:rl«.*' They were frocked exactly alike in knee-deep drosses of warm ni/ht blue g.wgutii1. witli pctai lcd effect, and had hip gin]Km f?: big blue stone* as lar^«? an ijig.vin.s' ejrgs with a l>?n^ ta?.*el falling in t'roi.t. and both wore a double roy jwkl.ic: <\. two shades of pearls, pah? p%ey and p.Vu? pink, very largo beads, and had :lit neelcd silver tissue shoes and stocking of tho^ exact silver shade to match. They ar«~ vry dark, and both wear their hair shingled in exactly the Bnme stylo and I should suy their partners mu>t have, been very puzzled to know -.vhu-'.i was which. Personally, I did not think them pretty, though both aro uitia-,mart with very good slim figures, were irood dancers, had plenty to say, and were most ' vivacious with a crowd of youn_' raoa and pink-coated fox-hunters round them! These twins represented the last word in up-to-date girlhood, and tho soc:et-.- papers aro never tired of r-.vtolliug t.hfu- charm. With regard to the new jewe1 .-', huge diamond and jewelled broodies, almost as big as small saucers, ar.? the latest, and bracelets reach some eijdit or nin* i.iches up the arm. One gill blazerl i>- in wriht to elbow almost with l!at broad l>ia"<> lot?. Then we a.re having si!> i big hat ornaments, too, really jewelled ju?t as one might wear Ihwn at nig'it. and gleaminfr and glittering in :i wonderful "way. So we arc to sparkle by 'day as well as night to b? aet'otmt-'d ''irst in fashion's van. Large sized pattcv.is on
sMivmcr materials aiv unolhoc ■.•!••. , ..ud this .should be entertained voiy iMiv.'ully. fir no small woman should da.« ro ivonc a big patterned maieria!, os it u>.'\ ■ 'idi* culoug. Some nre really .•?>.? ni,ng though. Those tumbling .vbo;:! >ose« leaved rosos which sprawl ad r.-.-.- l.ho new rliift'oll? in palest pastel <ti,; \.-, I love, anil one of yink. roses cm t.!i-. -aiest apple green ground was i|iiit..v 'ii>?'i i ttin,{ anil was mads up ove-r an npp'e —cen foundation, altogether the gwwt'.'i: spring garment any o;io could desire. THK ETIGGEST WARDROUK. There was a most amusing •tr-jmiont at a cosy dinner party of jkvhich your huinitlo servant, was a member ouiy vos« torday as to which we'l-knowi: women possessed the largest wardv,!;* l>dajr. We talk of extravagance and vv\ it, and I am glad for the *al:o ot v.iy countrywomen's reputation that :1k jboicfe fell on an Argentine ! H hwhh :!ic mini who asked us the riddle h.-ul mad,., thd subject a study with the 'help >>f po'veral lady friends in London and :ir. Afun't?.. Why ho was so interested in t!u- i.uinbor of any one's gowns, I don't Unow. bui perchance lie was one of the ;<il■? vich who are bored.with cross p.xx.'ij. and the like. At any rate he was .rUeivsting, and he told us, after careful investigation, Mmc de Bitteneourt, wife of ->v Cnilmn Minister at the Court of St. James'?, was the winner. She is a wcll-knovti' fijiuvo in London society, and has two lK'a.tiful dark-eyed daughters, * both niriirii't to Knglishmen. It s.ems she owns th.- aier« bagatelle of three hundred go\vn«, fioduu model*", and chic creations ! lS;i<:h on« i« numbered and entered in a boo!; with every detail to accompany it. It is, of course, absurd, as n<> one <• jiuc* po> sibly wear all these clothes, and sh?.> had, I \v_a? told, several maidd to look attcr her enormous belongings. SouTST'Anieri* cans miwt indeed be wealthy to be able to afford such an outfit. I suppose (she sel's off 'two or three times r year, otherwise where i? the world locs she keep her things ? It mtist be h 7it of a toil to be always buying, too. TO VISIT AUSTRALIA. Do you know it is more than likely yotl may have a visit from tho Duke 0/ Y«?rk and hig 6wect little Duchws next year ! The Federal Government has invited one of the King's sons to visit you down >inJer, to perform the oflicial opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Parliament- 'it the new capital, Canberra. As ,v<>( King George has not dec:ded which it shall be, but I liear it i« more than likely tho choice will fall on the Duke of York. There i.s no doubt, lam told, that ohould the Duke be aopointed all the Ausivaliaiii in London will be delighted, lie .'* such a nice boy. T feel it i? the <m!y truthful way of describing him, ami you all know what I think of tho Duchess and how w« all love her here. We all know tin: Duke
is very,. very anxious to visit the Domin- ions and on more than one occasion when the Prince of Wales was on his world tours expressed his envy of his elder brother, for is his life's wish to travel all over his father's great Empire, and if they do both visit you I feel cer- tain you will very soon think as we do about them. Apart from all these per- sonnel and sentimental reasons. the Duke of York has the qualifications for such work, and can discharge these official duties with dignity and grace. I know, for I have met him on more than one oc- casion. When he has represented the King on the Continent before now he won golden opinions, and was thanked by his Majesty and the Prime Minister for his evident diplomacy, a very important ingredient in the composition of a Royal Prince who is nothing if not tactful in studying the feelings and wishes of the people. You will notice, if the Duke visits you and you hear him speak in public, that every now and then he stops as though it might be he had lost his place,, as if he were reading his speech. This is not the reason, but the outcome of ner- vousness which always made him stammer
slightly on such momentous occasions. Of late years the Duke has quite conquered this, but he occasionally stops from the same cause, but goes on again quite even- ly. The Duchess, on the occasions I have seen them together, looks so sympathetic- ally at him, which seems to put all things, right. I have noticed this several times and, s0 that you may understand, I thought I would explain to you the reason. "MR. PEPYS." One oi the mo«tl faccinatrnK play* m London to?day ia "Mr. Pep-vs." The story of the famous dlariut bring* in tlte hktorie character? of Nell Gwynnc and Charles *ir Wa English dearly Love historical plays and. film*, and tki« Is quite one of the best produced since'the we4l-kno>m actor, Fre<f Terry. tf>^k all Loudon by storm witn "Sweet Xell of Old Dcury." Ot e«uw?.. the great little man Pepys figures largely ia the ploy, and the beautiful old world costume* ami wonderfully quaint aettiuj? charm the amiiencc. Everything is taken from the renl lto;i«es and room? still in existence, ajul Xell Gwjnne's dresses are minutely copied, from. Lel'y'd celebrated puiuting o£ the fnmou« Xell in the National Portrait Galkry.


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In this highly charged, psychological thrill ride four strangers are recruited as volunteers in a scientific research study. But they soon find that they are pawns in a classified government program to determine the breaking point of the human mind. As the experiments are conducted with each unwilling participant, the sterile white room becomes a horrible nightmare where the endgame is survival itself.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A Waffle House waitress has received a $1,000 Mother's Day tip directly from her customer after the restaurant refused to give it to her because it was left on a credit card.
Shaina Brown was working the night shift in Raleigh when a man left her the tip. But the Waffle House tells The Raleigh News & Observer (http://bit.ly/1hEUWgk ) that it refunds large tips unless they're paid by cash or check to avoid disputes about charges.
Brown tells WTVD-TV in Raleigh (http://tinyurl.com/oax5mba) she was humiliated when the restaurant refused to give her the money.
She says she got a call last week from her customer, who wants to remain anonymous. She says he had heard about her problems and wrote her a check directly.
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Basically it is as the title says. Who would you want to tell you about the existence of extra terrestrial life?
Would you want the news to come from a President, King/ Queen, The Pope or anyone else.edit on 23/3/2013 by wlasikiewicz because: (no reason given)
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Reading, a statement from Nasa.
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I'd want it to come straight from Giorgio Tsoukalos himself.
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The ETs have already told us of their existence but only a few had the capacity or inclination to actually LISTEN!!


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babies with milk protein allergies
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My son outgrew his milk protein allergy at 10 months. But i just put him onto cows milk and there were no symptoms at all.
As for my daughter she has heaps of allergies including milk protein allergy and when i trial a food i'm not sure if she is allergic to or not i try it for at least a week. Maybe only give your daughter little bits and not a whole bottle at a time? If you see spit up starting or yucky diapers as well as increased sleeplessness then i would talk to your doctor about stopping it again and waiting a few more months.
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I was told by the ped to try whole milk after Luke had been on soy-based formula since he was 3 months. I discussed other options if the cow milk didn't work out and he said soy would be fine too. I did try the regular milk with him, but he took all of a half an ounce and was puking. So that was a no go for us. He's on soymilk now and is doing fantastic. And now that I know more about cow milk anyway, I'd never give it to him again, even if he did "outgrow" his allergy.
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I have given my lo items with milk in such as yogurt, soup and I haven't noticed any reactions from those items. I haven't tried regular milk yet, so I'm just waiting until her 1 year appointment on the 27th. Currently she is on Similac Alimentum and that stuff isn't cheap.
Ashlynn has been on Alimentum since 5 weeks. She started whole milk mixed into her formula at 11 months. For about a week she was more constipated than usual, normal. But she has got better now. She gets 3oz milk and 3oz formula now. I am going to continue the 3/3 for another month. I have alot of formula still. I figure by 14 months she will be on all whole milk.
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Hmm....our ped said not to give a baby with a cow protein allergy sow bc it still contains proteins that are hard to digest. We had to give our now 3 yo Almond milk until she was 2.5. She finally outgrew it. Her symptoms were bloody stools, diarrhea, chronic constipation..etc. Our YDD is still not on cows milk because of her tummy troubles. We started Pediasure a month ago and I have noticed a higher BM frequency since we took her of the Alimentum but not diarrhea. Its lactose free but still milk based. Our GI specialist told us that most babies outgrow the allergy at about 12 months. Slowly introduce milk products. I would try yogurt and cheeses first since the proteins are still there but not as big. If that goes well, then try milk, ice cream etc...
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Eagles head coach Chip Kelly and the team's fifth-round draft pick Taylor Hart spoke to the media Saturday. Here's the full transcripts:
Q. What's your evaluation of Taylor Hart?
CHIP KELLY: A relentless football player. Obviously, what we're looking for at the defensive end spot, that length. He's played, I don't know how many games he started for us, but a million starts for us when we were at Oregon. Continued to play at a high level after we left. Has a great understanding of what we're doing. He's a true 3-4 defensive end two‑gapper, and that's what we're looking for. Great quality young man, a special kid we recruited. A local kid. Went to Tualitin High School, a local Oregon kid that went to the state university and gave everything he had when he was here, and I know he's going to do the same thing for us. Him and coach [Jerry Azzinaro] have a great relationship, so I think that's another positive with him coming in here, and his ability to not only understand what we do, but I guarantee he's going to be a step above some guys in terms of his knowledge of what we're doing already.
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To start with, create a page and add the Data Repeater to your page where you want it to display. In VS2010 the repeater designer requires adding an item template in the source view. This is fairly straightforward, the code I added includes an item template that takes the blog post title and displays it as a link.

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On the control we can create and configure a data source to act as the feed we'll use…From the design view hover over the smart tag and select a data source:
From there use the XML Data Source as the type and then we configure it to know how to pull from our blog.
Next we add an XML data source to the repeater and configure the feed. In RSS 2.0 the feed includes a few elements of interest, including
The XPath expression to iterate thru all the posts for RSS 2.0 is "rss/channel/item".
This resulted in a list of posts, quick and easy. Of course as soon as you finish something like this you want to tweak it to customize the results. One customization I wanted to do is to filter the return set to only return the last 5 posts. I found some references online that go thru XPath syntax and found that if I changed my XPath expression to include an operator I could filter the results to what I wanted. The XPath expression looked like this:
If I wanted to filter for posts where the content were specific to a given search term, for example all posts that are related to webcasts then the XPath expression looked like this:
Obviously I'm only scratching the surface of what you can do, but this accomplished what I needed. There are some great examples online, and I'm including the references I used below. happy Coding!


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fantasygeek2006 wrote:If Wood/Upton are gone...who cares about the 2-3 year thing, take Steven Drew!
Surfs up wrote:I'm looking for a shortstop that may be two to three years away that will hit for power and for average. Steals would be a nice bonus.AL only. I already have BJ Upton. Many of the bigger names in the AL minors are taken in our league. I have four picks in the top ten in minor draft this year. Marte I believe will be one of them. So many pitchers. Unless Liriano goes back to the minors I may pass on pitchers.Lester, Hughes and Sowers are suppose to be good picks but pitching prospects are just to tough to take unless they have the name Felix.Thoughts? Hybrid you are in my mind the man with the most minor league knowledge. To the rest of you thats not a cutdown. I value all of your opinions.
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