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Cured and Smoked Chops (Try, the 2nd)
In another forum, I ran across WhitetailFan's recipe for thick cut pork chops that were submerged in a wet cure, then smoked. I tried making them following his recipe and they were a bit dry when they finished at a specified 150F. This time I will not finish them quite so high, maybe 141F. I may, in fact, pull them after 2 or 3 hours of smoking and finish them sous vide, which simply means vacuum packing them and cooking in a precisely controlled hot water bath.
The brine calls for Morton Tender Quick, of which my little supply is gone, so I used MartinF's of Digging Dog Farm recipe for a replacement using Cure #1.
My only camera is very so-so cell phone, but here are the chops, submerged in their wet brine, with some rosemary and peppercorns bobbing merrily on the surface. About 10 chops, bone in, heavy fat layer on the outside which we'll remove after brining and cook separately. Maybe 3 to 3 1/2 pounds of meat. 10 cups of water to submerge, 1 cup of ersatz TQ (recipe below).
The Cure from MartinF follows:
Morton Tender Quick Alternative:
All-Purpose Cure Mixhttp://img542.imageshack.us/img542/2004/mfddfcure1.jpg
I did the math on this and the same amount of MTQ will contain 3.54 grams of sodium nitrite. The 2 ounces of Cure #1 provides exactly that amount, the same proportion when the specified amounts of salt and sugar are added. Very handy.
So the chops are doing submarine duty, I am patiently waiting for them to finish. The original recipe says 36 to 48 hours. The first time I did them was only 24 hours of submersion and they were fine. Of course they were smoked and consumed the same day, so no way for them to go bad.
These I will hold longer. But with vacuum packing and the long sous vide bath, there is little to worry about. I would do them for only 24 hours again, but the northern Philippines has been getting pounded by rain. Manila is a lake. Parts of it has gotten over 3 feet in last week! Up in the mountains we fare a little better because, as we all know, water runs downhill. But for two weeks I haven't been able to light up my Weber. Typhoons, heavy rain, driving winds, and zero smoke. Driving me nuts!
When I get a chance to do these chops on my smoker and then sous vide, I will post photos of the end result.
On a different note: I just got a box of supplies from the USA including two large bags of hickory chips from Todd of A-Maze-N smoker that he couldn't use! So thank you very much Todd. He is a prince of a fellow! I can barely wait to get some of it smoking. And I want to buy his pellet smoke box in the near future for cold smoking.
Well, we finished the chops today! I had them in the brine for about 40 hours. Then we pulled them and smoked them for about 3 hours last night but quit due to the late hour. I smoked them some more this morning, maybe 1 1/2 hours to an internal temperature of 123F or so. Then pulled them, vac bagged them and sous vide at 141F for 3 hours until it was time to eat. The sous vide was handy because we did not eat right away. The guest arrived but chatted for over an hour. No problem holding the chops at all.
The chops were thick, some probably 2 inches and the thinnest 1 1/2 inches. I did not inject them, but I will the next time I make them. They were pink until just the very center quarter of an inch from the brine.
Overall, I was very happy with them. Much better than when I cooked until the 150F specified in the original recipe. These were moist with great flavor.
And they went well with mashed 'taters...
This was my first time to try actual woodchips. I had shredded wood previously that I found in small packets at a shop in Manila. Mostly I wrapped the chips in foil, poked a few holes and used those to smoke. I would pull the foil pouch and dump the blackened chips to get the last shot of smoke out of them.
But at the tail end, I simply put the chips directly on the hot charcoal. You can see the foil from my last pouch in the photo. Smoke was similar but did not seem to last as long as when the chips were pouched.
I will be doing 6 kilos of bacon later this week. I will play with the chips more then.
My last thoughts on these chops which I will try again next month hopefully.
1. I will inject the chops if over 1 inch thick
2. I will add Amesphos to the brine next time (0.5%?)
3. I will finish a few in the smoker (140F) to compare with the rest finished via sous vide (141F)
4. If I find a source for sodium erythorbate locally, I may include that in the brine too.
Is that the smokenator? if so how do you like it?
Yes, it is a Smokenator. I like it a lot. I am new to smoking and wanted something that helped simplify the process. It makes it easy so I do not have to worry about direct heat. I remove the water pan and sit that on the food grate, over the cut out for it when I use it. Often I skip the water pan all together.
Downside would be hard to reach higher temperature heats and the need to feed both charcoal and wood if you want to do long smokes. I'd get the hover grill if I bought again, for the extra grill space. It is very handy for being able to shift between a standard grill and a smoker.
I used it with a rib rack to smoke almost 13 pounds of bacon last night. I stood most of the bacon up and it worked like a charm. Gave them 4 hours of hickory smoke in the middle of a tropical storm! I used binder clips to help keep the lid tight to the kettle.
Added Later: I will be doing a smoked turkey for Thanksgiving. I will work from the charcoal grate, using something to raise the turkey a bit higher, but not like it was on the food grate, where it would hit the lid. I plan to use a steel wire setup, much like a beer can chicken holder, to orient the turkey vertically for the smoke. No problem with direct heat because of the Smokenator. I may finish the bird in my kitchen oven where I can control the higher temperatures better, but it will get a minimum 3 to 4 hours of Hickory and Apple smoke, so I have high expectations for a pretty flavorful bird.
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JO: Actually I was really into this year's presidential election. I voted in the primaries and in the general election at a polling station on Telegraph. I even attended a campaign party (I won't mention for which candidate) and helped collect donations while enjoying a live DJ and great company! I try to keep up with current events by reading a couple of news articles everyday. My political science classes also help keep me up to date, since we are always discussing current events.
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The Associated Press poll was announced this afternoon, and the Buckeyes have moved up two spots to #12. OSU is the highest ranked Big Ten school, with Nebraska, who take on the Buckeyes Saturday night in Ohio Stadium, coming in at #21 and Northwestern being ranked for the first time this season at #24. Michigan State fell from the rankings with their loss to the Buckeyes yesterday. Alabama is the unanimous #1 with Oregon, Flordia State, LSU, and Georgia rounding out the top five.
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OHIO drops to 34th and lost 10 votes (from 40 to 30) with their uninspired "win" againt awful UMASS. Should be interesting to see if they crack the top 25 even with an undefeated season. SOS just not there this year.
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A touching 2 page 4to autograph letter signed, a letter of condolence on the death of her sister's children, dateline Laiyang (Shantung), June 2, 1917, of Elizabeth Hearn, daughter of Dr.T.O. Hearn, Baptist missionary-doctor who treated American missionary Lizzie Moon in the final stages of her illness. Moon buried herself in China's misfortunes, trying to help and no longer taking care of her needs. Her small cash reserves were gone. She gave and gave, not counting the cost to herself. She almost stopped eating. If others could not have food, neither would she. Her strength failed. Alarmed, young colleagues sent for medical help. Missionary nurse Jessie Pettigrew came from Hwanghsien, discovered and treated a large carbuncle at the base of Lottie's ear and took her home with her. Lottie dozed by day, tore her hair and refused to eat. Missionary doctors tried to help. Dr. Gaston, early in December, gave his diagnosis: She was starving herself to death. The doctors decided her only hope for survival was a voyage to America. As Dr. Hearn packed her in pillows for the long day's shentze ride to the coast, she sat up. "Just lay down, dear Miss Moon," he implored. The old, precise, literary Lottie Moon erupted. "I will not lay down, sir," she corrected. "I will lie down." Cynthia Miller, missionary nurse, went with Lottie, whose slight, self-starved body was said to weigh only about 50 pounds. Miller arranged to sleep in Lottie's ship cabin to care for her. Hearn brought aboard a supply of Lottie's favorite grape juice and other food. He doubted she would survive the trip, but felt it her only hope. Lottie dozed most of the time or was otherwise unconscious. After a few days she roused, took some juice and spoke weakly but rationally about spiritual things. She whispered the words of the song with her companion, "Jesus Loves Me," and asked the nurse to pray for her. Next morning Lottie no longer spoke, but pointed upward when her nurse neared, indicating the source of her life. The ship docked in Kobe, Japan, one of Lottie's favorite places, to take on coal. On Christmas Eve 1912 she opened her eyes, smiled and looked around. With her last remaining strength, she raised her fists together--the fond Chinese greeting. She must have been greeting her Lord, for in that moment her spirit went out to meet Him. Her remains were cremated, by Japanese law. Nurse Miller delivered the urn of ashes to a board representative. Her life was never the same for having been with Lottie Moon. The same can be said of thousands of others--in America and in China. The Christmas offering, launched at her suggestion, was named for her in 1918. Letter is in very good condition, but had been folded irregularly. Signed as "Lizzie", original envelope addressed in her hand, with printed heading of "T.O. Hearn, American Southern Baptist Mission, Laiyang, Shantung, China", included. Winning US bidder pays $3.00 S&H, foreign bidder slightly more. Payment must be made within one week or I reserve the right to relist.


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I am writing to set the record straight concerning the caption accompanying the "Jet Crash on Monkey Mountain". I was stationed at the Small Craft Repair Facility, Danang from August 1968 to August 1969, and during my tour I saw and photographed the F-8 sticking out of Monkey Mountain. This past spring I started searching the Internet in hopes of learning how it got there. I learned that at least two F-8s hit Monkey Mountain one was the Navy jet that appears on your web site and the other was a Marine Corp plane. The following is what I have learned from those who were involved.
The Navy F-8 (BuNo 150306) that buried itself into the top of the ridge on Monkey Mountain was flown by Lt. Jerry Weber (Ref. 2) of VF-53. According to Jerry's flight log the crash occurred on 12 March 1968. Jerry and his lead pilot Lt. Rick Harris (Ref. 1) were diverted to Danang after an uneventful BARCAP off Haiphong. Weather had prevented the two Crusader pilots, along with several others, from recovering aboard the Bon Homme Richard, and although conditions weren't much better ashore, at least the runway at Danang wasn't pitching and rolling.
Jerry's radio and TACAN gone out so he had to follow Rick. Rick's TACAN wouldn't hold a lock sufficiently to shoot an approach. So Rick decided their best option was to let down though the cloud cover out over the South China Sea well to the east of Danang and make a visual approach to the south end of Danang. The ragged ceiling was forcing the two Crusaders lower and lower, so at 800 feet Rick decided to climb back above the clouds for another try. As Rick tells it he was concentrating on his instruments when he encountered a major "tree" head on. The impact tour up the nose and leading edges of Rick's plane pretty bad, but he was still flying. Rick said that when he broke through the cloud cover he saw Jerry was no longer with him was more terrifying than the ride through the trees. Jerry had his own encounter with the tress on Monkey Mountain. As his plane started to lose power and roll over Jerry grabbed the face curtain and ejected.
Rick, wasn't as they say, out of the woods yet, his close encounter with that major "tree" pushed his instrument panel and radar head almost into his lap. If Rick had tried to eject under those circumstances he would have left his legs on the underside of the instrument panel. Because of the damage done to his plane an Air Force pilot had to lead Rick down for a landing approach.
While the first Sea Air Rescue (SAR) helo was able to talk to Jerry over his survival radio they had trouble finding him and had to return to Danang to refuel. Another helo arrived and Jerry fired a flare, the helo crew lowered a jungle penetrator to pluck him from the side of Monkey Mountain. After a medical exam and treatment for his cuts and bruises Jerry was reunited with his flight leader Rick. Rick told me that seeing Jerry alive and in one piece was one of the greatest moments in his life.
The other F8 that hit Monkey Mountain belonged to Marine squadron VMFA (AW)-235 a.k.a. "the Death Angels". This one crashed in late summer of 1966. The pilot on its last flight was Captain Ed (Panatella) Kowalczyk and Patrick (Banshee) Jones (Ref. 3) was his wingman. They launched as a section from Danang each with 2 1000 lbs. Bombs under the wing. After take off while Ed was lowering his wing, Ed informed Pat that his hydraulics and fire warning lights were lit up. Ed declared an emergency and headed out to sea. Pat cleared the area below him so Ed could jettison his bombs. Ed then raised his wing and lowered his gear to slow down for the impending ejection. Pat still had his ordnance but dirtied up with Ed flying his wing. Pat was wallowing around in and out of burner trying to maintain position. When Ed told Pat he was getting out Pat took a loose position and watched him leave the airplane. Pat said he recalls it looked as everything was happening in slow motion. They were about at 2000 feet since Ed's aircraft was not responding to control or power inputs. Pat watched the seat separate, and after want seemed a long time, Ed separated and then a good chute. Pat was talking to Danang tower throughout and SAR was on the way. Pat watched Ed drift down to the water and saw what he thought were local fishermen making there way to Ed.
At about this time Ed's F8, now a pilotless drone, did a 180 and was headed straight back to Danang with a full load of fuel on board. Now Pat was in deep Kimchee, he couldn't jettison his ordnance because of all the traffic on the water beneath him. Pat cleaned and positioned himself between Danang and the stricken Crusader prepared to try and shoot it down. But as fate would have it, the wounded bird dropped a wing and nosed over coming to rest about a third of the way side of the southeast quadrant of Monkey Mountain. There was an explosion and fire. As all good Marines do Pat continued on their original mission which he says was to "kill some trees in the open" up around the DMZ. Pat was back in Danang two years later on another tour and while getting checked out in an OV-10 he flew the crash site and was surprised to see the tail of Ed's F8 sticking up proudly with the markings still very fresh. Pat had originally thought that nothing would be left after the fire but was pleasantly surprised to see the red comets tail paint job looking as fresh as it did on that fateful day two years earlier.
Pat tells me that Ed passed away a few years ago from cancer.
References and contacts:
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2. Jerry Weber, e-mail; firstname.lastname@example.com
3. Patrick Jones, e-mail; firstname.lastname@example.com
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|Date unknown. As a young Marine at MAG-11 H&MS-11 I watched a F8 Crusader make an emergency landing at the Da Nang air strip. It had a small tree hanging off the stabilator (tail section). The tree was about 15-20 feet in length. This plane was one of two that had got in trouble at Monkey Mountain that day. We were told the other plane had nosed in just below the crest of the mountain. The pilot had ejected safely and had landed on the beach about 1200 feet below the crash site. I was one of those Marines who were sent to the site the next day to salvage as much as we could. I was out of the Hydraulic Shop at H&MS-11 there with people from Avionics,Airframes and Safety and Survival. I recall 4 of us in the back of the 6x6 the driver and a Gunnery Sergeant in the cab. We departed the compound,drove through Da Nang and up the winding road passed the AFRTS broadcasting site to just about 100 yards below a Marine SAM site. This crash was caused by low visibility through the clouds surrounding Monkey Mountain that morning.The clouds had cleared around the mountain giving about a quarter mile visibility. The surviving plane had gone into afterburner and just cleared the crest taking with it a little vegetation.The crashed plane pilot had ejected and survived. Now that's the rest of the story.
all the goodies were gone. (electronics, ammo (I think it was carrying rockets or
a couple of bombs). The innocent wood cutters and charcoal makers weren't
so innocent after all...the plane had been stripped like it had sat too long on the
streets of New York. We had plenty of rock apes up there throwing rocks and at night
we thought they were grenades. And there was the occasional tiger that
showed up at night to scare the day lights out of us more than the gooks.
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According to a news release, NaturaSelect products are made from premium-quality, natural, fresh pork and beef that are minimally processed using no artificial ingredients. The pork and beef are raised without the use of antibiotics and fed natural feeds, and the beef is raised without growth hormones. No nitrites or nitrates are added to the Canadian-style bacon or pepperoni.
All products in this new line are fully cooked to reduce labor and training costs and quick-frozen to maintain freshness and shelf life.
"Interest in natural and organic foods in the U.S. seems to be exploding," said Liz Hertz, Burke marketing manager. "Once a niche market, this category is moving into the mainstream—everyday foods for everyday people. Consumers now expect to find natural foods not only as ingredients in specialty aisles, but also on restaurant menus and in frozen prepared foods."
According to the Natural Marketing Institute, about two-thirds of consumers regularly used natural foods and 40 percent used organic foods in 2004.
NaturaSelect products are ideal for menu applications and frozen prepared foods where a natural choice is important: pizza, pasta, appetizers, soups, sandwiches, and casseroles. The meat is packaged in 10-pound cases for foodservice.
Iowa-based Burke Corporation is an industry leader in fully cooked ethnic and specialty meats for foodservice, industrial and retail markets, with products under five brands: Premoro Italian meats, Tezzata Mexican meats, MagniFoods specialty meats, NaturaSelect natural meats and Burke retail meats, as well as customized private-label products.
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Crab-solution for your Super Bowl party table
This year's Super Bowl pits Baltimore's Ravens against San Francisco's 49ers, which means two of the country's most prolific sources of crab are set to clash in New Orleans, which is one of the world's best seafood towns.
It's a battle of the bays on the bayou.
We can't control who will win, but we can control what we eat while we watch. I always like to draw inspiration from the cities represented.
Baltimore and San Francisco share a love affair with crab, but that's where the culinary common ground halts.
San Francisco boasts one of the country's most diverse and enlightened cultures and a history of producing beautiful Dungeness crab. Baltimore is a blue-collar town with a blue-collar history, in the kingdom of blue crab.
The teams share equally contrasting histories. The 49ers are among the National Football League's most-celebrated franchises with five Super Bowl titles and a list of Hall of Famers such as Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, Ronnie Lott, Steve Young and head coach Bill Walsh. The Ravens didn't exist until 1996 when the Browns were whisked away from Cleveland by owner Art Modell and named after a famous poem by Edgar Allan Poe, who is buried in Baltimore. The Ravens did win a Super Bowl in 2000.
If you're planning a watch party for this Sunday's fixture, do it with a crab theme. Set up a Baltimore table and a San Francisco table, with dishes representing both cities — but make sure crab is the centerpiece of each. And since the host city for the game is New Orleans, feel free to interject some Cajun and/or Creole flavors.
One striking similarity between the combatants is between the coaches, who are both named Harbaugh. That's right, the teams are coached by brothers: San Francisco's Jim Harbaugh and Baltimore's John Harbaugh. Their folks live in Wisconsin, so you might add a little cheese to the table for their excellence in parenting.
On the San Francisco side, I recommend Crab Louie sandwiches; on the Baltimore side classic Maryland crabcakes.
Any crab will do for the Louie, but Dungeness is preferred as it is the crab native to San Francisco. For Maryland crabcakes, Chesapeake Bay blue crab is preferred. But if you can't find it, only true Marylanders will be able to tell — and they'll all be too nervous to notice.
A typical Crab Louie salad consists of crabmeat, hard-cooked eggs, tomato, asparagus, and plenty of lettuce. A typical Maryland crabcake is made up of crab, crumbled crackers and Old Bay seasoning.
For the crabcake recipe, I turned to Oklahoma chef emeritus John Bennett, who recoils at the mention of any crabcake not made by him.
The Crab Louie is pretty straightforward, but I thought for the Super Bowl, if you really want to hit your Bay Area marks, turn it into a sandwich on sourdough bread and serve it with Green Goddess dressing.
But do NOT buy bottled Green Goddess. If you don't want to make dressing from scratch, go with a good version of Thousand Island instead.
Before ranch dressing vanquished all salad dressing foes, Green Goddess was among the country's most revered dressings. By the 1970s it had become a mint green nightmare in a longneck bottle.
As I mentioned before, the game is being played in New Orleans, which is no stranger to crab. Nor is it a stranger to sandwiches. Nor is it a stranger to good libations. A good pot of red beans and rice livens up any buffet table. But since Mardi Gras is around the corner, we'll be featuring an authentic recipe for that next week.
Meantime, enjoy the game, the commercials and the food. I usually like to pick a winner, but this one really looks too close to call. The 49ers have the edge in talent, but the Ravens seem to have been sprinkled with more pixie dust.
So, let's go with this scenario: Ravens 26, 49ers 24 with a few seconds to play and struggling place-kicker David Akers lined up for the game-winning kick. Will Akers nick some of that pixie dust and sledgehammer a forgettable season by making the winning kick or will Jim Harbaugh kick himself for not signing someone else to toe the line?
Tune in Sunday.
Crabcakes for the Ravenous
1 pound crabmeat, preferably blue crab
1 egg
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1 teaspoon Old Bay seasoning
1 teaspoon parsley flakes
1/4 teaspoon dry mustard
1 tablespoon mayonnaise, heaping
1 teaspoon prepared mustard, heaping
1/4 cup crackers (or breadcrumbs)
2 tablespoons olive oil
• Place crabmeat into a large mixing bowl. In a separate mixing bowl, beat eggs, Worcestershire sauce, lemon juice, seafood seasoning, dehydrated parsley flakes, dry mustard, mayonnaise and prepared mustard.
• Add cracker crumbs to the mixture. Fold dressing into crabmeat, being careful not to break up the crabmeat. Shape into slightly flattened patties and chill. Either saute the cakes in 2 tablespoons of extra-virgin olive oil on both sides until they are golden brown, or broil until golden brown on each side.
Crab Louie with Green Goddess Dressing
For the Salad
1 pound fresh-cooked crab meat, preferably Dungeness
4 tomatoes, diced
4 hard-cooked eggs, peeled and crumbled
• Combine all ingredients crab and mix with Green Goddess so the salad is evenly coated. Spoon onto sliced sourdough bread.
2 cups mayonnaise, light will do
1 cup sour cream, light will do
1/2 cup tarragon vinegar
1/2 cup fresh chives, roughly chopped
1/2 cup roughly chopped fresh parsley
1/4 cup chopped Italian parsley
2 tablespoons chopped tarragon
1 green onion, chopped roughly
1 tablespoon fresh-squeezed lemon juice
1 clove garlic, peeled
Salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
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Kapil Arora, Field Specialist-Agricultural Engineering, Central; Greg Brenneman, Field Specialist-Agricultural Engineering, Southeast; and Matt Helmers, Faculty-Ag & Biosystems Engineering
Problem Statement:
Agricultural farm drainage is becoming increasingly important due to the critical role it plays for Iowa's emerging bio-economy. Drainage systems that are properly designed and operating are essential to achieving excellent agricultural production capability. People looking to install a new drainage system or retrofit an existing system need to be trained on drainage design concepts, economics of drainage, water management, and legal issues related to drainage.
Programmatic Response:
Iowa State University Extension, in collaboration with University of Minnesota Extension, and Natural Resource Conservation Service delivered a three-day Iowa Drainage School. The school trained participants on sub-surface drainage concepts, the design and layout of drainage systems, calculating line sizes and spacing using actual field data, making connections and setting up drainage control structures, and review of NRCS regulatory considerations for sub-surface drainage.
Outcome Statement:
Twenty four participants worked through the hands-on school and 15 complete evaluations were received. All participants completing evaluations rated the program good or excellent. All of participants rated different topics covered in the school to be good or excellent for their use. All participants, when asked what they learned from the school and how they will use it, indicated that the school helped them to better understand drainage design concepts. Individual topics of learning varied between basics of surveying, creating the topographic map, how to establish elevations and use that information to design a tile line, drainage control device can be used on farm pond, what not to do on connections, etc. In responding to the question which method of drainage design learned in the school will you adopt in your operation/work, 67% of the participants indicated that they will use drainage slide rules and 33% indicated that they will use computer aided design. When asked how the knowledge gained in the school will be applied, individual comments included: "Evaluating invoices turned into the courthouse", "Better design the tile I place on my farm", "Will use to evaluate problems with current drainage system", "Better for all help. So it will make my job as a foreman easier", "By taking a more active role in design instead of just running the plow", "It will help in understanding producers needs", etc.
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Anna Stringer
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As a former resident of Franklin, I was very disheartened to hear about the two teenagers who drowned when caught in the submerged hydraulic jump of the low head or in-channel dam in Edinburgh in June.
The statistic across the nation is that a person is four times more likely to drown as a result of interacting with in-channel dams than to be killed due to the failure of a conventional dam. Statewide, seven people since 2007 have died as a result of the overtopping of an in-channel dam. No one has been killed in the reported history of Indiana by a conventional dam failure.
The state of Indiana has a loophole in its dam code compliance that if the dam is less than 20 feet tall or the dam does not fail when it causes death, the dam does not fall under the Department of Natural Resources' dam safety regulations.
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The Indiana code compliance needs to be revamped to include in-channel dams. The owners of low or significant risk dams need to pay all of their own inspection and continuing education costs. And a portion of the monies in the dam safety program need to be used to assist in the removal, remediation or to improve the security around these abandoned in-channel dams.
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