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Issue date: Wednesday, July 18, 1798
Pages available: 8
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Location: London, Middlesex
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Weekly Register (Newspaper) - July 18, 1798, London, Middlesex .,lSIo:,;V5;.] WEDNESDAY, July 18, 1798. (Price Sixpence. To tSe EDITOR. more liberal' contributions than ui'ual to enable gIR : . ..- . fn- 'themto'fuppbrt even 'their former eftabliftments,. Tf jrlAVE iakeh the liberty ".k the following' Thde reflexions will, I hope, have fome influence l^linw'rfiiddiKffing^ionkiubjefttQbimpoiS Wlth a": yqur.ReaderS, and. wouldparticulartyin-. - - - -oj.. r: .j . _ -1 duce the wealthy to>,come forward in. a more than taut in itfelf to render any1 apology neceftary, and which feems in'a particular manner to fall within tlie-fcope of your benevolent publication. " Com- Jjelled by the preffure of exifting taxes, or a'ppre-lenfive .of increasing. hardens, alnioft every individual finds it expedient to make fome alteration, hi his family arrangements, to'contract the fcale of his previous eftiblifliment. 1 party * Julian applied tb'thenivtfle.deriomination of Galileans, as ih itfelf reproachful, attd fui$ed fO': the-purpofes of abiife an# ridiGule^r'-iAs:lle:Qb-; ferved many of them were perfons, of good learn~> ing, and capable '^uiiiigVitin^efence of their Top**I hions, he forbade Christians either to Ieara or teach, ^ rhetoric or philbfophy, -/�. left (fays her)-- -^he%^ they>have wheT their tongue they fhonld^bje'rnore'� ready in anfwering the Greek disputants;"-" Enemy toChriftiamtyi however, as ilulianwa�,'f he affords very important evidence,inits" favour.: portion Of their fcanty ftock. I who lived about l^iOd^centuries nearer to his titriei am aware that worldly prudence may condemn,, not only admit&'tbis,' but-^^fionstheihoff aa- fuch a propofal;. and feliVintereft will not fail to ierial.incidents of hi^hiftbryj.parHeuladvlu^in^'-{reprefent it as' injuriouS-to our children; but let racles,-which, he calls heali^ fpme " 4anoft us remember that there is One who' loveth the bljjjd people,'' and eiorcifing �f demoniac^iatthii. chearful giver, and willfleverdifappbirit the re- villages of Befhfaida and Bethany." ' liance we repofe on his Providence r or-forget the Bvanimadvertij^ on the principal Books of. i */."Hi"" ^'^r^TC^t^l promifes we lay Him under^if I may fo ccprefs -^.Ne^:T*flaia�iti;-pMa6aIarly the FourGofir ^prevalent fpint Of economy may, on the other. rf ^turning-feven-fold into our ow/bo- pels, he alfo.hears ipim.ony, not only to weir e*i : , nde,rbecomeprodu6bve of very prejudICial Conle* ^ > � �, . iS^.h^toim^o^^D^^t^^ZB^ Once more* fubfcribing to public Charities is Chnftians ajs of Divine 'M&6p^r.t^\co^ia^--- frequently dofng. ?the, gr�tfeft good to the. bodies appealed to in: thei^aifpfiuere wthJCientilic$i ano: fouls of dur^^w^crJcatures at the leaft ex-^ ";L.arclner mentions-the ftoiry. pif J^l^'�iexcfai- ; pence.' ; A fmall fum, thus contribute^, isr6fteh 'niation bebgjwo'und^ mortally. .Itihbuld be; _ _----- - -J ^ J : --.--- quence. The fources of charity will be in great danger of being drained -off 4br me fupply of more pfemrig and immediate calls,; and felf-love will in-fenfibly ^ndpowerfutty; plead -in favour of early1 f u^fre^y toj^etiie their bounty to the poOrj arid whole' cliafity..ha� been directed by the/nobleft principles, will yet be tenipteclon pradential motive^ to contract the fphfere' oftheir benevolence, and to jnftify the defalcation on the amiable grounds of ;a;due'and Ccmcientiotis regard ttftbe-iritereft: of "their-families. It is this toc juftly to be apprehended evil which is thefubjeel of'my'prefent.letter; an evil "which, I am afraid, already begins to be felt in fome of ourpublic charitable Inftitntions,-thole national " Store-houfes of our alms," and which therefore every feeling, heart mull be concerned 'in' counteracting." Permit me to make ufe of the channel of your Paper for fuggefting a few- confiderations to my fellow-countrymen on this interefting fubj eel. The manifold .advantages which refult-from charitable Inftitutions are too numerous and evident to require any illuftrationv^^he number and variety of foundations, of this npture, which are to be- met witit throughout the co'gntry, whilft they reiedt the greateft honour on bur national humanity, fufficientlyevince the deeptenle we entertain of their utility and importanoe. I fhbuld there-los& think it unneceflary td^five. recourfe to an. argument, which is To-unrvi�ISlly allowed, did it n.ot appear to me,; thatthe^tifcumftances of the times render it in aJp'eCi^terhlanner ftriking and impreffive. FoV't^'ia-me-bautes, whichdlmtniih our ability to be-^iiwrab- augnisnt the necefSty of our becoming fo i'4h&iame; increafing burdens, which oblige us to -p^re away only a few redundant vanities'; or to abridge p:erhaps the number of our fuperflubu6 pleasures,-fink many- -around us To thi* chatacW f could wifh to preleht aeon- � trail, but 1 have already protraifbsd Uus'paper more than I intended. JOD. THE PRESENT STATE OF TRADE AND . MANUFACTURES IN GREAT BRITAIN^ that fome of your reader*,, whorhave better means | war4 he might he mbVe^mfcd,- and die tftikfo*! of procuring mfbrmationthan myftlff-will be kind I ^hizuig, as his friend*have re^refen^ed,. * enough to'point but, for the direction of tuch as4 ' a~-,J'- may be charitably inclined, the .prdent ftate of fome of our public Holpitals *y and^fpeciallyT thofewhofe funds are mdft aj>parently aff'edted by the calamities .of the timei, and confequently itand in need of the molt immediate relief. Hoping -that my humble endeavours may not prove'entire-ly ufelefs, I for the prefent take my leave, and remain, '"' *->ir, Your conftant Reader and.Admirer,. -. PH1LEMOSUNES. * I have Jieard'it rfported that the finances of the Lock Hof-pTQl (that moft excellent and raj liable Inftitution); are at 'prefent io a tery iow'and pre:arious--ftate. . .' WITNESS FOR CHRISTIANITY. . ' Nb. IIIJ_ V . OF;;3y*-the JVitnefles; fof^ih,riftianity among its, ehemies^ -T could hot-eailily call a name of more weight than Jui^n, whether we confider his arts, his power, o'r'Jiii enmity^ This Emperor was called'. ax�~.jlpojlate, becaufe in his earlier years he had matfe a.profeffion of "Chriftianity;' and he exemplified the common ob-fervation that .apoftates frpm the truth are always its bittereft enemies. Th|s his early, knowledge of Chriftianity, hbweveji, ]s Irt its favpur, lince if it had been a deception*he.was the more likely to rdifepver- it 4 and his, thordugka^uaiiitiance with the writings.of Pbrphiry,1 VtheAacuteft of all the champions of heathenifin, 'ind.^us ftudies in phi* imp boanty. In�ddifion to thisconaderatibii, Iwomiar^v �ie _advancedv prices of moft- articles ofdomefHc ^fo^tion muft greatly affed our pubUc-Hdf^ P"ais, Infirmaries^ and iAfylums, and demand by .multiplying the objefts of rout^li A Julian,Tfowever, had top much"poUcy:to draw - ' '^--fchisfwo blood of the Martyrs was the feed b^the Church;" and that Chritbamtyhad grown andfpread under "all the persecutions of his predecefibrs: he there-{dre determined to take a contrary method, and. HAVING in our preceding Papers Sketched the prefent ftate of Religion, Literature, the* Arts, &c. a fimilar coup 4'ceil of Commerce feem� wanted to complete the feries. . The immenie capital employed in the Trade o�-this Country may be eftimated.by the exports and: imports at the Cuftom-houfe^ the former.o�-� which considerably exceed 27 jiullions, and the latter 21, even in the midftof war. This employ* about J6,000 yeifels, and near 120,000 feamen : a grand idea this of the ftate of our CommerojBj and tlae opulence of our metehants. Of the hn * >rts between 5 and. .6 millions comtt from the Eaft Indies, and 7 mlUions. from the Weft. The capital employed in the. latter* trade alpne is eftimatedat 70 mjilBons, and the ihipping dired: at 150,000 tons. V The Mediterranean Trade in time of peace ,tC highly Valuable; but at prefent much injured^ and we are obliged to receive many principal' tides from thence by way of Hamburgh. T_ . Baltic Trade, confiiting of articles more bulky, employs a greater quantity of flipping,; and oui imports thence are eftimated- at above 3 millions, confining of materials for the navy and manufactories. -; "We.are fuppofed to. .retain the greateft half* the Trade with America, and this Trade wc*i' increafe rapidly if the want of punctuality, in . mittances did not mgkejopr merchant�' nH-cflfartl Ihy and cautious. The Trade with Portugal, notwkhfianding in* ;


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PUYALLUP — Just about the time the Mountain View Thunder seemed to be getting a handle on their task Friday afternoon, the chance for a state soccer championship slipped from their grasp.
A pair of handball fouls less than two minutes apart produced penalty-kick goals for Bainbridge, and the Spartans scored four times in the final 20 minutes to beat the Thunder 6-2 in the Class 3A semifinals at Sparks Stadium.
The result halted a nine-game winning streak that had carried Mountain View to the final four. The Thunder will face Eastmont of East Wenatchee for third place at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Bainbridge, which lost to Camas in the 2011 state final, will try for a better result against Mercer Island this year.
A surge in the first 20 minutes after halftime pulled Mountain View even at 2-2 in a match that Bainbridge controlled through the first 40 minutes.
But only 3:31 after a great shot from Isaac Strever pulled the Thunder even, the Spartans regained the lead by cashing in on a pair of handball foul calls inside the penalty area.
Sebastian Scales and Michael Crowley converted from the spot to give the Spartans a 4-2 lead and leave the Thunder flummoxed.
"It's just a shame it had to come down to two penalty kicks," Mountain View coach Jeff Brooks said. "We came out in the second half and played much better. It just didn't go our way."
Despite having little possession, the Thunder did strike once in the first half, tying the match briefly on a goal from Foster Langsdorf who cashed in on a free kick rebound in the 29th minute.
The Bainbridge lead was 2-1 at halftime, and Mountain View was fortunate to be within striking distance as Bainbridge missed on a half dozen good scoring chances.
"It took us a while to get into the game. We weren't connecting well," said Strever, a sophomore on Mountain View's youthful back line. "We had little communication. We had to fix that in the second half, which we did."
With the breeze at its back, Mountain View played the first 20 minutes of the second half like the team that won nine games in a row. The key, Brooks said, was settling down and playing their short passing, pressure marking style of soccer.
"Knocking the ball around, getting them under pressure, taking away their long ball," Brooks said. "We started to do that in the first 20 minutes (of the second half) and it resulted in a goal."
The goal was a beauty, with Strever dribbling past several Spartans and driving a 25-yard rocket into the net to even the score at 2-2.
"I was just in the moment," Strever said. "I got a ball from Marshall (Hartley) and I decided to dribble and I found an opening chance to shoot it and I took it."
Bainbridge's experience and speed finally pushed the Spartans past the Thunder. And Peter Fawley's two late counter-attack goals made sure Mountain View could not close the gap.
Mountain View
Goals (assists) — Foster Langsdorf (Brandon Brooks) 29th minute; Isaac Strever (Marshall Hartley) 58th. Goalkeeper saves — Christian Asivido 7.
Goals (assists) — Will Economy (Michael Crowley), 21st minute; Devereaux Kesler (Sam Rice), 31st minute; Sebastian Scales (PK), 61st minute; Crowley (PK) 63rd minute; Peter Fawley (Scales), 70th minute; Fawley (unassisted), 73rd minute. Goalkeeper saves — Branson Jumpa 4.
Halftime — Bainbridge 2-1.


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Jazz Band Concert
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Homecoming Parade
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Greenville College Choir Concert
This summer, GC's choir performed a memorable tour throughout Ireland, and now returns to campus to present this year's new program of selections.
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Dessert Reception with President and First Lady Filby ($5)
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Joyous Chaos Improv Performance
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Bock Sculpture Museum
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Football v. MacMurray
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Self-Guided Walking Tour
Take a self-guided walking tour to see the new and renovated spaces where today's students encounter a transformational Christ-centered education. Don't miss GC Central in Lower Armington; our Office of Admissions in Joy House; the home of our philosophy and religion department, J K L Academic Hall and more.
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Today in labor history: Black farmers meet to unionize, are attacked
Arkansas Gov. Charles Hillman Bough sent 100 U.S. troops to the area, where they exchanged gunfire with the farmers.
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Today in labor history: Women win right to vote, Women's Equality Day declared
On Aug. 26, 1920, women finally won the right to vote when the necessary number of states ratified the 19th Amendment to the Constitution.
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Today in labor history: Mary McLeod Bethune born
Mary McLeod Bethune, one of our great civil rights leaders, was born July 10, 1875, in Mayesville, S.C. Her parents were former slaves.
Today in labor history: Stonewall sparks gay rights movement
Forty four years ago today the Stonewall demonstrations broke out in New York City,
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WASHINGTON (PAI) - Union leaders hailed the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to throw out the Defense of Marriage Act, the anti-gay law a Republican-run Congress railroaded through, and which then-President Bill Clinton signed.


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The Letter of the Day is "G", Sesame Street Spoofs GleeStephanie Precourt
It's all about the letter "G" when Sesame Street spoofs the hit TV show Glee and Journey's, "Don't Stop Believin'."
Of course this skit is probably geared more toward the parents than Sesame Street's usual viewers who are a bit young for the Glee reference but there's no denying the resemblances are spot on!
Everyone's favorite street has been known to feature celebrity guests and pop culture parodies. Sesame Street celebrates its 42nd season starting on Monday September 26th.
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Did anyone actually read the patent? Did anyone actually read my code?
They have nothing to do with each other at all.
Did anyone actually read the patent? Did anyone actually read my code?
They have nothing to do with each other at all.
How so buddy? Don't you use anti-viruses/ firewalls/ internet security packages? I was under the impression that it was logic.
A develops wall against B.
For years, B cannot climb over wall.
B finally starts climbing wall.
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B is stumped.
This is very interesting news. Boss would you care to shed light on whether it is possible to enable this SW/ FW wise or would HW be necessary? The timing is pretty coincidental, but no clarification given yet.
Also to those who think IBM are idiots, IBM is a HUGE sponsor of the Linux OS, which is necessary for anything to be accomplished on the PS3 so far.
Here's an off-topic question for you while you're here GeoHot, just curious...
Is it true that "someone" (name removed by request) explained to you how the whole system worked, loading metldr and iso spu, and then the other loaders can decrypt anything... and you parroted it as "my theories were correct about iso spus doing the crypto" on your blog?
That is what's going around IRC today, any truth to it by chance?
Umm, the iso SPUs doing the crypto is common knowledge. It's true the purpose of metldr was explained to me, but whats your point? Now actually making them do it... well thats a different story. Good luck
HEHE.. that person read your blog and was like "I told him that!"
I'll give you the easiest one: metldr loads lv2ldr which decrypts lv2_kernel.self
Now, go do it. Chop chop. You'll find knowing that really doesn't help you much. The whole point of the blog post wasn't the theory, it was that I had actually done it.
For example, theres probably a black hole at the center of the galaxy. It's a widely accepted theory, no clue who came up with it, but some still don't believe it. Now if you were writing a blog post saying you'd been there and seen it...
Ok, I'm done feeding the trolls. Honestly whats up with this whole post, desperate for news?
Well, not being a "Dev" myself I had to ask one of the Devs here who replied with "that's hellova obvious" that lv2ldr loads lv2_kernel.self
Contrary to popular belief, most people here would like to read about what's left out of your blog... the stuff you intentionally? tend to leave as "an exercise to the reader" which basically translates to other Devs (and the scene, minus the elite group of "30 Devs" Mathieulh has proclaimed here: lan.st/showpost.php?p=16190&postcount=4) as "I'm not sharing."
As for the news post, it was made by SKFU and posted here by a user but I admit I personally did find it coincidental. The "desperate for news" post will be the one where we report on that the guy from your blog who leaked the HV dump today ripping on us but using our code to do it I suppose.
No fighting people lol
Nah, nobody is fighting here... to quote from GeoHot's own blog comment:
Similar to GeoHot, most of the Devs (and many users) here aren't interested in playing games on the PS3 either. Hard to believe, eh? I don't play them, CJPC doesn't play them, etc.
We're all seeking to learn as much as we can from GeoHot and everyone else who examines the HV dumps and is willing to share their findings with others in the scene.
If the the encrypt to encrypt thng is true then why not just use one of the apps on the ps3 to execute unsigned code?
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John Cossaboon
Coach John R. Cossaboon, a native of Rochester, New York, now leads the men and women's soccer teams at PJC. He comes to PJC after five years as head coach of the men's soccer team at the University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, Arkansas, and has NCAA Division I and international coaching experience in both men's and women's soccer.
In his five years at Ozarks, the Eagles made the American Southwest All-Conference tournament twice. During that time, fourteen players were named All-Conference, one was named ASC Offensive Freshman of the Year, two earned NSCAA All-Region honors, two players earned ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America honors, six players made the ASC All-Academic Team, three players were named to the Capitol One Academic All-American program, and the program overall won the 2012 NSCAA team academic award.
Prior to leading the Ozarks' men's soccer team, he was head women's coach at Southern Methodist University and the University of San Diego. He also served as assistant women's coach at Gonzaga University.
For each of his four seasons at SMU, the team won conference titles each of those years, and twice he was named Conference USA Coach of the Year. The Mustangs won their seventh straight regular season title in 2006, tied for 24th in a national poll, and received an at-large bid to the College Cup, their sixth straight appearance. In his first season leading SMU, they finished 22nd in the nation and won the Western Athletic Conference.
In six years as head women's coach at the University of San Diego, Cossaboon led the team to four consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances (1999-2002). He also served as women's head coach at the University of California Santa Barbara from 1995-1996.
Cossaboon's international coaching experience comes from Japan, where he coached a women's professional league from 1993 to 1995.
Prior to that he served as top assistant men's soccer coach at Santa Clara University, head men's coach at Cal State Hayward, and held assistant coaching jobs at Duke University and the University of North Carolina.
From 1982-90, Cossaboon was director of coaching for the North Texas State Soccer Association. There he directed and trained Olympic Development players, and designed and implemented the state's coaching education program. He holds an "A" License from the United States Soccer Federation, and has been a national staff coach for the National Soccer Coaches Association of America since 1983. From 1983-85, he was a National Staff Coach for the USSF.
Cossaboon has a Master of Arts degree in Physical Education from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. He also has a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education from the State University of New York (SUNY)-Cortland. He received his Intermediate Level Coaching Certificate from the Brazilian Football Academy in Rio de Janeiro.


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Friday night + huge game = beer time and lots of it.
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I think I will be drinking Jameson tonight. Looking forward to it!
Whatever they're serving at Welch Ave.
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I think I will be drinking Jameson tonight. Looking forward to it!
Excellent, excellent choice.
probably beer
"Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy."
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Whatever they're serving at Welch Ave.
FAC FAC! But naw I can't drink because I have to drive home tonight.
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Since we're playing KU, I specifically purchased Arrogant Bastard for my drink of choice tonight.
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Since we're playing KU, I specifically purchased Arrogant Bastard for my drink of choice tonight.
Cheap Canadian whiskey and lots of it
I have some just in case everclear.
Not Gatorade.
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Hopslam, followed by Macallans 12. (18 is just too expensive, but I'm splurging on a bottle if we win the big 12 tourney).
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Hopslam, followed by Macallans 12. (18 is just too expensive, but I'm splurging on a bottle if we win the big 12 tourney).
Isn't the 18 like $140? Never tried that one, but I'm sure it's awesome.
pizza and soda tonight, watching my nieces and nephew. hope they like basketball!
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Skip to comments.Tomorrow no one shows up for work at the power plant, what happens? (research request)
Posted on 03/15/2012 1:16:25 PM PDT by Mad Dawgg
I am working on a story and in the story people don't show up for work anywhere including the power plants (electrical generation).
So what happens? For instance will a Nuke plant shut down safely if no one shows up ever again or will the plant become unstable after a time with no human supervision and it would go into meltdown and/or releases some form of nuclear exhaust? If so what are we talking here? China Syndrome or something like the what happened in Japan after the quake?
A coal fired plant or a gas fired plant I would surmise would just cease to function once the fuel ran out. Of course I understand once you get a couple of plants offline then the grid would start reacting and I guess it would cause a blackout like we had a few years back.
But what would happen at the plants themselves with no one there to react to a demand for more power? Would such cause the plants still running to try and take up the slack? If so when they tried to keep up could it cause them to work too hard and cause explosions?
I figure Hydro plants would just keep on going till the turbines burnt up unless there are automatic relays that shuts them down if the load becomes to heavy...
How long could the grid stay active without human supervision? Are we talking hours or days or weeks?
This is research for a story so any help is greatly appreciated, first hand knowledge or links on the web or good books and movies are all appreciated!
I think the Japanese answered the question about the Nuclear plant about a year ago.
E-Gen plants have human supervision 24/7. To "not show up to work in the morning" would not make sense unless the crew on-shift purposely left their posts.
I would think that if you are looking at a Galt-like situation, the employees would safely shut it down prior to leaving.
A bunch of illegals show up.
More like the computers would shut down the reactor.
This is TEOTWAWKI stuff.
The scariest thing I ever heard was talked about on Coast to Coast one evening.
All nuclear plants are required to have the ability to generate (external) power for at least 8 hours if they shut down or go off the grid. Because they need to keep pumping cooling water in until they can at least get the fuel rods withdrawn and secured.
Otherwise, we get like what happened in Japan.
OK, so far, no biggie.
Problem is most plants, no matter what, are pretty much on their own after 30 hours or so.
The real problem is the entire power grid depends on these large (90KV to 150KV) transformers.
One decent solar storm could knock out a couple hundred of these across the grid, normally there are about 3,000 online.
And we have zero backups of these transformers. Or so close to zero, it might as well be zero.
So a decent solar storm or EMP, and we have probably less than 30 hours before we have not just one event like Japan, but maybe 50 or 100 all happening at the exact same time.
what happened to the prior shiftwhen the next shift failed to show?? Did they walk out without shutting down the plant, fleeing like crazy lest their irresponsible act of abandoning a functioning nuclear plant overtake their escape? Or walking zombie-like without a care in the world? Or did they die like in a neutron bomb? What happens when a neutron bomb hits a nuclear plant?
The most likely scenario would be that the power plant staff would shut the plant down in an orderly and safe fashion before they left. Management would likely step in and try to do it themselves if there was a walkout. A third alternative would be to find a competent contractor to do it. Plans b and c would be risky alternatives, at least at my power plant
No, the situation is people will not be at the plant period. There won't be an orderly shutdown they just are not there for whatever reason.
Can a nuke plant shutdown safely under automation? And IIRC those rods can't be shutoff they still are hot and water is used to keep them from overheating if the water goes then the problems start. (At least that is how I understand it.) So even if the plant shuts of generation there is still the problem of the rods. I am guessing eventually the water dissipates without human supervision.
Some systems had only hours to go kerplop. The New York subways would be flooded within four days. The power grid would shut down and, in some cases, start combusting within a week.
House dogs and most other pets would not survive. Cats, on the other hand, would do just fine. Those not quick enough to catch mice and squirrels would just switch to moles and birds.
Within 40 years, windows would mostly fall out of buildings. Glass is a liquid, after all. Within a century, highways and streets would be overgrown with grass. Undulates would thrive as would their predators.
After 10,000 years, only a handful of man made edifices would even be recognizable, including Mount Rushmore (minus the noses) and pyramids of Egypt.
Biggest news-- none of the real scientists or computer models would or could predict climate changes in the earth because such changes were largely outside the control of man. Interesting stuff.
Who is John Galt?
I think they dealt with this in the "Life after People" series on the History channel. Rather chilling.
"Glass is a liquid, after all."
No, it's not. If it was there wouldn't be well-shaped glassware thousands of years old. The "old windows are thicker at bottom 'cuz thy flowed" is BS - panes were made and installed that way back when.
Mister Burns would have to build a robot and steal some poor bastards brain. And Moe would be victimized. Again.
This is the info I keep finding but rarely with attribution just a statement saying power grid would last no more than a week without supervision and even less if say a lightning strike took out part of the grid in a large urban area. A heavy draw to replace the downed plant would cause demand to shoot up on the remaining power generation plants and cause a cascade effect like happened a few years back.
Scenario: "everybody out! Now! Vertical or horizontal, you choose!"
For fiction, situations can be invented as needed.
I work in the utility industry and I often wonder the same thing. Imagine when the economy gets so bad and government handouts become so large that going to work stops making sense, especially if you have a dangerous and physically demanding job like working in a power plant.
Would Obamunist KGB (DHS)come to my house to force me back to work at gunpoint? Would they nationalize me into the Army? Would they just ignore my anti-communist past and let me join the Party, becoming a low-level apparatchik as long as I play along and keep my mouth shut?
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Automatic systems will trip fossil fuel plants offline once things go out of whack. Nukes? They trip offline too. After they trip - that is where I don't know.
The Federal Government steps in and eventually takes control of the power plant-—immediately if we are talking about a nuclear reactor.
For your problem to occur there would need to be a huge disaster on the order that nothing would really matter anyway.
No the scenario is No One shows up. No government No army no one period.
And the reason isn't important because the research I need is what happens to the prospective plants?
I've read coal fired plants take the most human intervention because usually coal is manipulated onto conveyors but dozers and loaders operated by humans.
Gas Fired plants rely on the gas pressure staying constant and from what I've read such gets shaky fast if the electric grid becomes unstable. Hydro is Fine as long as the water level of the dam stays stable. And nukes are the wildcard.
One of the things I am not sure on is lets say we get a cascade and things start shutting down can a plant automatically disconnect from the grid and still give local power generation. I think such is a possibility say if you wanted to keep power generation going to emergency services like hospitals and police and such. Anyone know if such is possible?
I don't have any power plant experience, but I've worked in and around the oil patch for 30 years and based upon that experience I'd offer the following:
1) Coal fired plants wouldn't last a week without human attention. The fuel doesn't walk there by itself; it's delivered by rail car and there's a constant process of unloading, storing, positioning, etc. The feeders require daily inspection, calibration, repair and replacement. Pretty labor intensive stuff I'd imagine.
2) Natural gas plants would go on for quite a while. I would think their problem would be turbine surge issues that would eventually, i.e., within a month or so, cause them to "trip" out of service. They also have cooling issues. And if compressors are involved.....that's just another weak link although that probably isn't an issue.
3) I don't understand the process entirely but I'd think that there has to be some degree of daily input into the volume of electricity being produced. From what I've read about "the grid" its managed at central "drain" monitoring sites where they're monitoring usage along the grid at the consumption points and constantly having to balance input such that if one location, (city) is at peak draw, the managers have to order up additional electricity from other parts of the grid. So, it sounds like they're making calls to various power plants around the system to produce more, or less depending upon the need to move more available power from one segment of the grid to another.
Here's the real deal however; in our "prepper" classes, its become apparent that when the SHTF, one of the first things people will need to do is locate and go to their nearest area power plant and see if it can be brought back on-line. The "locals" just aren't going to sit in the dark for weeks on end without attempting to a) findsome one who knows how to keep the plant on-line, or how to get the plant back online.
The Nuke plants are simply a disaster waiting to happen. Unless everyone were beamed off the orb, the Feds would dispatch the Army Corp. of Engineers to take the Nuke plants offline. Hopefully they can before the melt down.
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I guess the proper way to phrase it is that "Glasses" are amorphous solids, that is, they don't have a regular shape.
Therefore, while they have properties in common with liquids, but are not liquids. The flow effect of glass may be observed in the lower grades of glass, but not in the higher grades of crystallized glass.
FWIW, the program did not state whether the glass fall out over time was due to any flow or simply a deterioration over time of the grout, sealants or whatever was holding the glass in place or of the glass itself. It was simply my assumption. Sorry.
That's definitely possible depending on the size of the city/town/village your talking about. It would be near impossible for a mega-city like L.A.; for smaller towns, its doable if you know where your plant is. Its all about knowing the switching system. The smaller the town, the simpler the "routing" or "switching". And, from what I've read, that's one of the more difficult tasks; the optimum situation is to partially power up, then do the routing and "blink" areas back on slowly rather than power up everything which causes havoc.
Just correcting a pet peeve.
I'd expect sealant deterioration and simple random breakage over time. Lack of repairs accelerate adjacent deterioration.
OK but let us say the Fed isn't operating and the Army Corp. of Engineers ain't answering the phone. Can a nuke plant shut down safely automatically AND remain safe after such? Water is vital to keep those rods from overheating. Can that water be maintained indefinitely or will it dissipate over time?
I used to work for ge. If I get a chance I will reply later with more information.
I used to work for ge. If I get a chance I will reply later with more information.
Garrett Morris would clean up the reactor room.
To shut down a nuclear reactor you insert neutron absorbing control rods. You do not remove the fuel rods. After the control rods are inserted the fission reaction is quenched but radioactive decay continues to release heat (not at the level of full power output) which necessitates maintaining a flow of cooling water.
That is only one problem, there are "spent" fuel rods, stored on site in a water filled pool. The spent rods are still undergoing radioactive decay and are releasing heat so the pool needs to be kept at level well above the stored rods. The worst release of radioactive material at Fukushima came from the fuel storage pools when the water level dropped below the rods, which melted their casings and released decay products along with some plutonium to the air.
FWIW:The coal plant near me would be dead as soon as the conveyer feeding the grinding house was empty and the dust hopper exhausted.
From the last bucket of coal dumped on the conveyer, to the impeller fans blowing just air into the furnace without coal dust: 20mins.
Was there last time it was shut down.
So what you are saying is that we need to have trained non-Christians available to take over operations for critical infrastructure components in the event of the rapture.
Because the Rapture is the ultimate in disaster planning.
Watch that show -Life after People-. They went over the Hoover dam in detail.
Probably yes to all of your questions. They would go as far as necessary toward the North Korean model. Work to eat. Work to see your family. Work in a reeducation camp until you die from the reeducation.
I knew that!
Trouble is, even after an event and a successful scram, as you say the heat continues to build up. Without some kind of intervention, it will eventually start to lose the internal support structures and probably go critical again.
Coal fired plants pulverize the coal to a powder about as fine as talcum powder. The powdered coal is injected into the boiler with an air blast which if you could see inside looks very much like the flame from either oil or gas. The point being there is no serious amount of unburned fuel stored in the boiler. The plant has large piles of coal on site which require someone driving a crawler tractor to move coal from the storage pile to a conveyor which loads a silo. The silo holds a supply of coal to feed the grinding mills. When the silo empties the plant shuts down.
I would guess that the working storage would be enough for an hour or two at full load. Oil fired plants might last a bit longer because the fuel comes in ready to use. Gas fired plants store no fuel at all on site and would shut down as soon as pressure dropped in the pipeline.
Last year the Discovery channel did a series on the world without people. They predicted that hydroelectric plants would continue running for (hundreds of??) years. (the power grid protects itself by isolating areas that have lost power so plants still running will not experience an overload) The failure mode was brought about by clogging of small intake pipes which bring in river water to cool the oil used to lubricate the turbine bearings. As the oil heats it trips a shut down of that unit. Eventually all the turbine generators go off line, the water level behind the dam rises to the overflow and the river continues on it's merry way. Earth dams would not last much longer but the big concrete dams may last for thousands of years before an earthquake finally destroys them.
I was just telling my daughter about this kind of stuff in telling her that one doesn't prepare because of Zombies. I asked her how long do you think the electrical generation plants, water plants, sewage plants, etc. will keep running if most of the people don't show up for work.
And all it would take is a deadly flu strain to do it. Between sick folks not showing up, folks staying home to tend to their sick loved ones, and healthy folks staying home so as not to get infected - it is a likely event at some point (again) in our future. Oh - and add in the mistakes that would be made by running the thing short-handed, or the upper-level management trying to do the operator's jobs.
This is essentially the rapture scenario if you assume all workers are saved. This is written for pressurized water reactors. boiling water reactors fail quicker. I was going to wait till Fellow Traveler had a longer reply, but here goes:
Time Zero - People Disappear.
Loads begin to drop (manually controlled electrical equipment shuts down.
Hour One -
Loading continues to diminish somewhat, then spike as coal powered plants shut down (to the extent than automatic network switching is in place) for those areas requiring manual switching, they go dark, load drops
Hour Two - Rapid changes in system load take some units offline due to turbine overspeed trips. Some plants shut down when loss of all offsite power is detected. Diesel generators on site startup to power emergency core cooling systems. Some plants have gravity-asssited natural circulation ECCS and will shutdown but stay metallurgically intact for days to weeks.
Hours 3-6 Load cycling continues somewhat , load stabilizes below 50% as infrastructure damaged by vehicle collisions burns pit and is isolated. Plants with running functional diesel generators to make up for single lost external supplies may continue to operate. Most plants shut down when loss of all offsite power is detected. Others (e.g. Fukushima) shutdown when the supported subsystems fail. Low level releases of radioactivity are possible.
Hours 6-12 Many plants stay online. Those with offsite power available having functioning automatic feedwater and cooling water systems stay up, but loss of offsite power for ECCS and failures in water subsystems result in many more shutdowns.
Hours 12-24 Out of more than 100 nuclear power plants in US, perhaps a dozen are still on line. Those online and offline with functional offsite power and/or diesel generators have good cooling for reactor and spent fuel storage (SFS).
Day Two
All units are offline, from either loss of offsite power, or various cooling water sensor trips that would have been prevented by human activity (switch intakes, pumps, etc). Units without good offsite power are depending on the diesel generators to keep SFS and core cool.
Day Three on...
When diesel fuel runs out, they join unpowered sites in core temperature increases, fuel pool temperature increases. At about 2012 degrees Fahrenheit, zirconium in the fuel cladding & rods changes from monoclinic to tetragonal(becoming Cubic Zirconia!)and fuel rods can crack. Rods that melt tend to fall away from each other (core slump) not toward a more concentrated grouping (sorry, no China Syndrome)a result of inadvertently good design feature by engineers pointing error in the conservative direction) discovered by analyzing the TMI core. Slight releases of radioactivity to the environment, most is contained.
First Decade -
The sites heat up for a few years, perhaps the first decade, then begin to cooldown over time. Site radiation levels are stable.
First Century -
Sites are essentially overgrown and buried by blowing sand dirt and debris. Sute radiation levels are dropping slowly. The snow always melts first here each year though...
Please excuse some typos. new computer, weird keyboard.
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Combined cycle(Gas turbine with the exhaust being fed to a boiler to generate steam which is then used in another turbine), Coal and Nuclear all share the same problems. Balance of plant which includes everything not related to the Boiler/reactor and turbine generator equipment is not automated very well. From what I have seen this is the most common area requiring operator intervention in the day to day operation of a power plant. This can be everything from water treatment plants , Evaporative coolers, fuel handling(Several people mentioned that coal plants are fairly operator intensive and they are right about that) and other systems. Any and all of these can have problems or need human intervention to operate correctly on a day to day basis.
Nuclear presents it's own special problems. Like all units they are designed to react automatically to dangerous situation where the response time needs to be in seconds or fractions of a second. The problme comes later the units will require some sort of operator intervention to complete safe shut down. Motors need to be started and valves operated, that sort of thing.
Trying to restart units that have been improperly shut down could be very difficult in most cases. First off station batteries would have to be recharged. Power plants use 125V DC power to run their internal relays, meters, control systems and switch gear. Without that power nothing works. If a turbine rotor is stopped in one position while it is still hot you can get a situation called rotor bow. The residual heat in the turbine collects in the top of the casing and the rotor will grow towards this heat. This causes the rotor to become unbalanced. It takes a good long while to spin out a rotor bow. A host of other issues could plauge any startup attempt. Contaminated boiler water. Plugged injectors in boilers. Tube breaks in boilers due to water slugging. I could go on and on.
One other issue exists and that is the varying system load throughout the day. Generators are all run in synch with each other. System load is balanced by dispatchers calling up the plants and asking them to raise or lower power and voltage( Really Var) output. This system is not automated to the best of my knowledge. Unbalanced systems will cause the frequency of the system to speed up or slow down. All generators have a protective relay called Volts per Hertz. Essentially this realy looks at the voltage output of the genertor and divides that by the frequency. This matters because electrical insultion has the ability to work better at higher frequency than lower frequency. For instance GE sells generators rated at 13.8kv and 60 Hz. They sell the same generator over seas and it is rated at 12.5kV and 50 Hz. Any system underfrequency will start tripping out units at about 58.5 Hz. That is a little less than 3% variance from the current load point of the system. Likewise the all generators are equipped with overspeed devices. Usually anywhere between 108 to 111 percent of rated frequncy will cause them to trip. Feel free to emial me if you have any other questions.
There is a documentary on cable a few years ago, I think it was called After People, or something like that. The premise was that suddenly the earth was not populated by humans.
Anyway, I think the generators would be fine and the electricity would be running for months.
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There is a documentary on cable a few years ago, I think it was called After People, or something like that. The premise was that suddenly the earth was not populated by humans.
Anyway, I think the generators would be fine and the electricity would be running for months.
This special may be available online, or at your library. Check it out.
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