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WHECO is looking for qualified people to join our team. We are actively looking for the following positions:
- ELECTRICAL, HYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL TECHNICIANS (with crane experience)
Job Opening:
WHECO Corporation is the world wide leader in structural crane repairs, repowers, and restorations. We provide the highest quality repairs in the United States and around the world. Many times WHECO repairs are considered "better than new." We work hard to satisfy our customers and part of that is making sure are employees are treated well. Come a join a growing and thriving team of professionals that are tackling structural repair problems with innovative engineering. Crane Technicians are immediately needed for Houston, TX and Aiken SC with the following qualifications:
- 3 – 5 years' crane or related heavy equipment experience
- OEM/factory training a plus
- Good electrical and hydraulic troubleshooting skills required
- Some travel may be required.
- Wages dependent on experience
- Company paid medical insurance
- Life Insurance
- Matching 401K
- Paid vacation & Holidays
- Continuing factory training.
If you are interested in pursuing a career with WHECO, you can download a copy of the job application and submit via fax or mail to email@example.com (see PDF for details).
If you are looking for a change of scenery, or a bit of adventure you might want to consider working on some off shore oil platforms. We are looking for crane technicians on long term projects overseas. Good pay and benefits
The successful candidate should be a self starter, possess mechanical skills, good health and be able to adapt to "overseas life". Electrical and hydraulic troubleshooting skills would be an additional plus for the potential employee. All tools will be provided by WHECO Corporation.
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If you are interested in pursuing a career with WHECO, you can download a copy of the job application and submit via fax or mail (see PDF for details).
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Must be a self-starter and used to working away from home
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DB System FAQ
See http://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/aero/about/faq.html for general aerosol system questions.
In this document "$STATION" refers the the lower case station code (e.x. "mlo") of the station in question.
What are the programs to perform some common tasks
General data access
- data.get - To access data in native CPD2 format.
- data.consolidate - To request specific parameters.
- data.avg - To generate averages.
- data.export - To reformat data into other styles (e.x. CSV).
Viewing data
- cpx2 - General purpose data viewer.
How do I submit my data to the World Data Center for Aerosols?
The DB system provides utilities to automate the generation and submission of data. This system is broken up into two primary components: the generator that aggregates and packages the data into the collective units required by the WDCA and the uploader which runs the generator for all the types of the data being submitted and uploads the results to the destination FTP server. For more information about the data format used by the WDCA see this document.
This system requires fairly extensive configuration and metadata information to operate within the constraints defined by the WDCA however most of this is standard boilerplate and is defined in global defaults. The result is that in most cases you will only have to enter a small amount of very general metadata about the station.
Before you begin, please ensure you have the following information available:
- A GAWSIS registered station code, this is a three letter code like "BND".
- A laboratory code as issued by NILU, this is code like "US06L".
- A station code as issued by NILU, this is a code like "US0035R".
- A platform code as issued by NILU, this is a code like "US0035S".
- A valid GAW WDCA ID, this is issued by GAWSIS and takes the form of GAWA<CC><ST><STN>, where "<CC>" is the country code (e.x. "US"), "<ST>" is the state of province code or "__" (e.x. "IL") and "<STN>" is the GAW station ID (e.x. "BND"). For example for BND this is "GAWAUSILBND".
- Contact information for the data submitter, originator, and principal investigator (these are often the same person). This is usually also the information in GAWSIS.
- The station site geographic information, including latitude, longitude, altitude, land use and setting, GAW type and WMO region. With the exception of the land use and setting, this information is the same as is in GAWSIS.
- Information about the inlet system (e.x. the height and if it has a hood or similar).
- If the station has a CPC, the nominal station pressure and temperature.
- If available, the timeline of instruments at the station, including serial numbers.
Much of this information is required by GAWSIS and available through it. Additionally, first time submissions should see the NILU submission page for information on how to obtain the NILU required fields.
Once you have this information, the next step is to enter it into the station specific EBAS configuration, located in /aer/db/etc/$STATION/ebas/global.$STATION.conf. How this file is structured is discussed in detail in the EBAS configuration page. An example/template is below:
,,BLOCK OriginatorName,Ogren,John OriginatorEMail,email@example.com PrincipalInvestigatorName,Ogren,John PrincipalInvestigatorEMail,firstname.lastname@example.com DataSubmitterName,Ogren,John DataSubmitterEMail,email@example.com OrganizationName,"National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Earth System Research Laboratory/Global Monitoring Division" OrganizationAcronym,"NOAA/ESRL/GMD" OrganizationUnit, OrganizationAddress1,"325 Broadway" OrganizationAddress2, OrganizationZIP,"80305" OrganizationTown,"Boulder, CO" OrganizationCountry,"USA" Laboratory,US06L Station,US0035R Platform,US0035S StationWDCAID,GAWAUSILBND StationWDCAName,"Bondville, Illinois" StationState,Illinois Latitude,40.050 Longitude,-88.367 Altitude,213m LandUse,Agricultural StationSetting,Rural GAWType,R WMORegion,4 InletHeightAGL,10m InletType,Hat or hood END
Note that some of these fields have restricted values they can take (e.x. LandUse) so please ensure they are in compliance with the EBAS configuration page.
If the station has a CPC, the nominal station pressure and laboratory temperature are needed for converting the number concentrations to standard temperature and pressure (1013.25 hPa, 273.15 K). These values need to be entered in the file /aer/db/etc/$STATION/ebas/cpc_L1.$STATION.conf with information similar to:
,,Comment,"Lab-Nominal-T=25C,Lab-Nominal-P=880hPa" ,,VARIABLE,conc ProcessingData,25,880 END
Then creating /aer/db/etc/$STATION/ebas/cpc_L2.$STATATION.conf like:
,,Comment,"Lab-Nominal-T=25C,Lab-Nominal-P=880hPa" ,,VARIABLE,conc ProcessingData,25,880 END ,,VARIABLE,16_perc ProcessingData,25,880 END ,,VARIABLE,84_perc ProcessingData,25,880 END
Once the above are complete, you can verify if the system already contains the instrument type and serial number timeline using data.instruments.get. This will generate a report of the instruments the DB system knows about, if this is inaccurate or inconsistent with the information you have the segmentation can be modified using CPX2 (in the menu CPX2→Segmentation), the segments themselves are named with the instrument base (e.x. "S11") and contain the manufacturer code, the model, and the serial number separated by ";" in their data field.
The system should now be ready to generate valid WDCA EBAS 1.1 files. You can generate these manually using data.aggregate.ebas. This program will create files in the current directory that are in compliance with the WDCA format (note that this does not enforce submission timing requirements (full years)). To use it, you will need to specify a type, this is generally of the form "$INSTRUMENT_L$LEVEL[_cut]", where $INSTRUMENT is one of "cpc", "neph" or "psap", $LEVEL is one of "0", "1", or "2" and the trailing "_cut" is optional to enable cut size splitting. For example "neph_L0_cut" is the level 0 (raw) neph data split by cut size. Normally all levels and all instruments are submitted once a complete year has been edited (passed). A final call might look like:
data.aggregate.ebas bnd neph_L2_cut 2010 2011
You can either run this directly for all the types you want to submit or you can create a configuration file data.aggregate.upload to run many of them in a batch (and automatically submit them, usually). This is done by creating /aer/db/etc/$STATION/upload.$TYPE.$STATION.conf where $TYPE is a name used to tell data.aggregate.upload what to generate. Note that if you create one with a type of "nilu_wdca" (e.x. /aer/db/etc/bnd/upload.nilu_wdca.bnd.conf) then it will automatically be run on completely edited (passed) years. If you do not want to enable automatic submission, use a different type, for example "wdca_manual" in /aer/db/etc/$STATION/upload.wdca_manual.$STATION.conf). In either case the file should have a structure like:
EBAS:neph_L0_cut,gzftp://gaw-wdca.nilu.no/incoming,anonymous,aerosol@gmd EBAS:neph_L1_cut,gzftp://gaw-wdca.nilu.no/incoming,anonymous,aerosol@gmd EBAS:neph_L2_cut,gzftp://gaw-wdca.nilu.no/incoming,anonymous,aerosol@gmd EBAS:psap_L0_cut,gzftp://gaw-wdca.nilu.no/incoming,anonymous,aerosol@gmd EBAS:psap_L1_cut,gzftp://gaw-wdca.nilu.no/incoming,anonymous,aerosol@gmd EBAS:psap_L2_cut,gzftp://gaw-wdca.nilu.no/incoming,anonymous,aerosol@gmd EBAS:cpc_L0,gzftp://gaw-wdca.nilu.no/incoming,anonymous,aerosol@gmd EBAS:cpc_L1,gzftp://gaw-wdca.nilu.no/incoming,anonymous,aerosol@gmd EBAS:cpc_L2,gzftp://gaw-wdca.nilu.no/incoming,anonymous,aerosol@gmd
Remove any lines related to any instruments that do not exist for the station. The "aerosol@gmd" is the password given to the NILU FTP server, and can be set to anything.
Once you have this file created you can see what data.aggregate.upload would submit by doing:
data.aggregate.upload --dryrun wdca_manual $STATION 2009
Assuming you created the manual file as above (if you did the automatic one replace "wdca_manual" with "nilu_wdca"). This will create a number of files in the current directory, these files are what would be uploaded (if you ran it without the –dryrun switch). Note that WDCA submissions must be for complete years, but this is not enforced anywhere, so ensure you always run it with a time range that species exactly one year.
As mentioned above, if you create the file as type "nilu_wdca" the system will automatically run it whenever it detect a year has been completely edited and passed.
It is also recommended that you manually send any changed you make to these files back to NOAA if you made them on an AER_VM system as they will not be transfered back automatically. If you are using an AER_VM system and sending edited data back to NOAA, it is also recommended that if you want automatic submissions you have them run at NOAA instead of from your AER_VM as the system supports better retry failsafes.
Old (deprecated) answer
First the exporting system must be configured. It is often sufficient to supply only the following the global.conf instance:
DataOriginator,"Ogren John" Organization,"NOAA/ERSL/GMD 1 325 Broadway Boulder CO 80305, USA phone:+1 303 497 6210, firstname.lastname@example.com" DataSubmitter,"Ogren John" Station,US0035R Platform,US0035S Laboratory,US06L
As well as the serial numbers (via instrument names) in the respective PSAP, Neph and CPC configuration files.
Once the exporting system is configured, the upload targets must be set in niluarchive.conf and/or nrt.conf.
At this point data uploading will happen automatically. The upload will occur once complete years have been passed for the archive data and as it is processed for NRT data. On AER_VM systems it may be necessary to run data.aggregate.station to execute the pending jobs. To explicitly upload data to the archive you can use data.aggregate.nilu.archive:
data.aggregate.nilu.archive bnd 2009 2010
How do I adjust Neph/PSAP data to different (non-standard) wavelengths?
Use data.edit.wl like:
data.get bnd A11a 2009:1 2009:2 clean | data.edit.wl --target=300,500,900
The adjustment is done like:
output = exp(log(inputLow) + (log(inputHigh) - log(inputLow)) * (log(targetWL/sourceWLLow)/log(sourceWLHigh/sourceWLLow)))
In normal processing raw data is at the instrument native wavelengths. In clean data for most PSAPs there will exist a BaO channel that has the data adjusted to 550 nm: for 1-wavelength PSAPS that originate at 574 nm this will be the only output field, for ones with only a 530 nm channel, it will not exist, and for 3-wavelength PSAPS it will exist in addition to the channels at the native wavelengths. The default configuration for intensive (XI) records all data is adjusted to 450, 550, and 700 nm.
How do I get a specific parameter from multiple stations ?
Use data.consolidate.station like:
data.consolidate.station bnd,brw,mlo 2009:10 2009:11 BsG_S11
See also the examples in /aer/prg/r/examples/multi-station-box.r for working with this data in R.
How do I get rid of the data gaps reports in the processing emails?
Clean data gaps are only created when there has been no data passed. To resolve that, simply pass the data with data.pass.
The raw gaps are generated based on what data the system has processed. You can use data.lost to inform it that a gap is unrecoverable and it should not be reported anymore. For example, if you know that data from 2010-05-11 to 2010-05-14 was lost due to no station power, you could do:
data.lost sfb 2010-05-11 2010-05-14
If you have information available about all the gaps in the report, you can use the "–interactive" switch to data.lost to have it prompt about each one:
data.lost --interactive sfb
Use the "–no-comment" switch to disable the comment prompt (not recommended).
How do I convert data into CPD2 format?
Generally this involves writing a conversion program using the DB system libraries. See "perldoc DATA_Interface" for the main library used to do this.
There is a simple converter for a_[HDM] files that can be used as is or as a starting point for a specialized converter. It is located in /aer/db/bin/templates/read_a_X.example
How do I tell what data has been passed?
'latest' will till you the latest data passed and data.status can generate a report. For more detail you can use:
data.comments.get bnd none none clean | grep '^=== clean add'
How do I view Box-Whisker plots for a station?
To make them out of daily averages (the default):
cpx2 --config=/aer/db/etc/plots/yearly.box.xml --source=avgH --dbavg=86400 app 2009:152 2010:60
For plots with the latest year difference:
CURRENT_START=1293840000 cpx2 --config=/aer/db/etc/plots/dyearly.box.xml --source=avgH --dbavg=86400 app 2009:152 2010:60
Where 1293840000 is the Epoch time of the start of the current year (from "doy.pl", for example).
For hourly averages:
cpx2 --config=/aer/db/etc/plots/yearly.box.xml --source=avgH app 2009:152 2010:60
To generate the default plot sets in the default locations (/aer/www/net/$STATION/images/stats), use data.plots.update:
data.plots.update --reprocess app avgH
How do I view correct intensive hourly averages while editing data?
Normally the right click menu in CPX2 has an option to smooth to hourly averages. This only smooths the final value of the variable, so for intensive parameters it is the average of the ratios, which is incorrect. To get the correct ratio of averages for edited data you can use:
cpx2 --mode=avgH --source=avgHe app 2009w50 1w
Note that switching display modes within CPX2 will cause the source to reset and no longer load edited data.
How do I create a new station
To create a new station in the DB system, use data.newstation. Note that this will use all the system defaults for configuration. Override any needed configuration in /aer/db/etc/$STATION. The CPX2 configuration for the station will also be blank, the simplest way to set that up is to copy an existing configuration file to $CPX2/etc/cpx2.$STATION.xml
To set up a station for legacy processing use make_new_stn.
How do I transfer a snapshot of CPD2 data to a VM
To create a snapshot of some data:
data.get bnd S11a,A11a,N61a 2009 2010 avgH | bzip2 -c -9 - > data.bz2
To ingest that snapshot on a VM:
data.newstation -f bnd bzcat data.bz2 | data.archive.put bnd avgH -
How do I get a summary of the neph status over a long period of time ?
cpx2 --config=/aer/prg/cpx2/etc/cpx2.neph_status.xml sgp 2010:1 2010:160
This contains plots of the spancheck percent error and sensitivity factors as well as the zero background reference. The initial load may take some time for CPD1 data as it requires parsing the t* zip files.
How do I get CCN data when the supersaturation is within a bound and stable?
data.get sgp N11a,S11a,N61a 2010:1 1d clean | data.consolidate --source=- N2_N11 Uc_N11 N_N61 BbsB_S11 F2_N11 | data.edit.corr.field --variables='*' --test='$variables->{Uc_N11} <= 0.15 || $variables->{Uc_N11} >= 0.25 || $variables->{F2_N11} & 0x3' --mod='map { undef $variables->{$_} if $_ ne "time" } keys(%{$variables})'
How do I determine what instruments are available and when they where operational?
To determine what instruments where at a station, use data.instruments.get. This reads the instrument segmentation to display a general summary of known "major" instruments. For example:
data.instruments.get mlo
Will display the summary for MLO. With the instrument names (e.x. "A11") from this, you can get more detailed information using data.coverage. For example, to see how much PSAP data was available in 2010, you can do:
data.coverage --records=A11a --interval=quarter mlo 2010 2011
Where the "A11a" record name is defined by the instrument name as above and the "quarter" specifies the resolution (see the data.coverage documentation for available resolutions).
How do I apply a flow or spot calibration correction to PSAP or CLAP data?
Add a line to corr.conf using data.edit.corr.psap_cal. In general the line will look something like:
A12a,2010-12-01,2010-12-13,A12a;A12m,data.edit.corr.psap_cal --input=A12 --old=0,0.909 --new=0.0;0.7486
How do I get hourly averaged data for the neph and psap in csv format?
data.get thd A11a,S11a 2010:001 2010:032 avgH | data.export --mode=csv --mvc-type=mvc --station=on
How to get 1 minute clean sub-um only data for the neph and psap in csv format?
data.avg --interval=1m --stddev=off --count=off --contam thd S11a,A11a 2010:1 2010:20 clean | data.consolidate --source=- --regex --noautoavg '.+[^0]_.+' | data.export --mode=csv --mvc-type=mvc --station=on
How do I get MET data?
Use getmet on vortex2.cmdl.noaa.gov. This is a wrapper for several DB system programs that can set up the necessary environment to call them. For example, to get one day of BRW MET data:
getmet brw 2011-01-01 2011-01-02
Or the same, but averaged to one-hour:
getmet --interval=1h brw 2011-01-01 2011-01-02
For more help on the getmet command type "getmet --help" or "perldoc getmet".
See the wx record definition for the definition of the variables, data.export for more information about controlling the export format, data.avg for information about the controlling the averaging, and timeformat for information about the various time formats accepted by getmet.
What are the commands used to view/edit/pass MET data?
To view and edit MET data, use cpx2.wx.
cpx2.wx mlo 2011-06-01 10d
To pass MET data (i.e., inform the system that a time period has passed QC) use data.wx.pass:
data.wx.pass mlo 2011-06-01 10d
Both are only available on systems that can run the DB system (e.g., aero.cmdl.noaa.gov).
How do I update instrument metadata? (manufacturer, model, or serial number)
The simplest way to update instrument metadata (manufacturer, model, and serial number) is to use CPX2's segmentation editing interface. To do this open CPX2 for a time range that intersects the times that need to be changed. For example if the station only has a single instrument segment or you only need to update the latest one, you can just run "cpx2 $STATION". If you needed to edit a segment that ended on 2009-12-12 you could do "cpx2 $STATION 2009-12-11 2d".
Once in CPX2 go to the menu "CPX2→Segmentation" or press CTRL-S to bring up the segmentation window. The instrument segments are those with the name of the instrument code (e.x. "A11"). To filter the list to only the instrument you need to change, use the drop down box in the upper right. You can then modify the segment to change the metadata.
The format of the segment data is "$MANUFACTURER;$MODEL;$SERIALNUMBER" for example "RR;PSAP-3W;107" for a 3-W PSAP or "TSI;3563;1001" for a 3-W Neph.
To update an existing segment for a change in the instrument:
- Open CPX2's segmentation at the time of the change as described above.
- Modify the existing segment by selecting it, then pressing the "Edit" button.
- In the modification dialog add or update the end time (if it doesn't have an end time defined, click the checkbox to set one).
- Press "Ok" to accept the modification.
- Add a new segment by pressing the "Add" button.
- Within the add dialog, set the start time to the time of the change, and set the end time (if the instrument is ongoing, uncheck the box).
- Set the segment type to the instrument code (e.x. "A11").
- Set the segment data to the format as described above.
- Press "Ok" to accept the addition.
- Press "Save" on the segment list table. CPX2 may ask for confirmation to modify the segments outside the visible time range. Tell it to continue anyway.
How do I get a fixed format from data.export?
To get a fixed output order from data.export or to reorder any simple CSV data you can use the alias "colreorder". It takes as a single argument the output column header:
data.get bnd S11a 2010:1 1d | data.export | colreorder Year,DOY,F_aer,BsB_S11,BsG_S11,BsR_S11
It assumes that the first line of the input the column names and it will fill any columns specified in the output order that are not in the input with empty fields.
How do I generate summary statistics and plots for variables?
Use quantile_stats. This can generate summary statistics and plots for a combination of station and variables.
For example:
quantile_stats alt cleanstart cleanend U_S11
How do I get the message log from the command line?
Use data.get and the "X" record:
data.get bnd X 2011:20 2011:25
How do I generate a report of exceptions in data?
Use data.faultreport to generate a report of the times when data exceeded predefined exceptional limits. The configuration is defined in faultreport.conf. When invoked with no explicit configuration it will use the (possibly station specific) "editquality" configuration that has some general predefined limits for extensive and intensive parameters. For example:
data.faultreport --source=avgH bnd 2010:1 1d
How do I correct the CLAP data when a spot is re-sampled?
Power interruptions or uncontrolled shutdowns occasionally cause the CLAP to restart sampling on spot #1, even though the filter was not changed. If this happens, the transmittance values after the restart will be incorrect, causing the Bond or CTS corrections to return invalid values. The easiest way to deal with this problem is to invalidate the CLAP data for the time period after the restart until the filter was changed.
It is possible to correct the filter transmittance data after the restart by multiplying them by the transmittance when sampling on the affected spot originally ended. Note, however, that the original ending transmittance is generally close to 0.7, which means that the transmittances after the restart will be below 0.7 and likely will yield invalid data. Note furthermore that the CTS correction cannot be applied after the restart, because the system will lose track of the particle scattering and absorption optical depths prior to the restart. However, the Bond correction can still be applied.
To determine the transmittances at the end of the original sampling on the spot, use data.get to determine the approximate end time of the spot, and then use data.consolidate to display the transmittances around the ending time. A multiplicative mentor edit can be used to multiple the transmittances after the restart by the ending transmittances when the spot was originally sampled.
For example, the site operator at BRW made a log entry on January 6, 2014 reporting that the filter was restarted:
data.get brw X 6 7 |grep USER ==> X,BRW,1389036566,2014-01-06T19:29:26Z,"USER: Changed CLAP filter...Monday JD006 found on spot #1 when on Friday JD003 was on spot #5. "
Use data.get to retrieve spot changes from the previous three weeks:
data.get brw A12n 3w 2014:7 |data.consolidate --source=- --regex F[fn]_A12 |data.export ==> Year,DOY,Ff_A12,Fn_A12 2013,351.36329,0057,06 2013,352.22159,0057,07 2013,355.31837,0057,08 2013,357.03351,0058,01 2013,358.38059,0058,02 <== approximate ending time of spot #1 2013,361.19267,0058,03 2013,363.89606,0058,04 2014,002.17119,0058,05 2014,003.92414,0058,01 <== approximate starting time of spot #1 after restart 2014,006.81258,0059,01 <== start time of spot #1 after filter change
This report shows that spot #1 originally ended around DOY 2013,358.38059 (i.e., the starting time of spot #2). Use data.consolidate to see the transmittance data around that time:
data.consolidate --regex brw 2013,358.38059-5m 10m F[fn]_A12 Ir[BGR]_A12 |data.export ==> Year,DOY,Ff_A12,Fn_A12,IrB_A12,IrG_A12,IrR_A12 2013,358.37778,0058,01,0.7006955,0.7303835,0.7794262 2013,358.37847,0058,01,0.7004939,0.7302014,0.7792826 2013,358.37917,0058,01,0.7002968,0.7300103,0.7791096 2013,358.37986,0058,02,0.7000950,0.7298169,0.7789416 2013,358.38056,0058,02,0.9999361,0.9999445,0.9999444 2013,358.38125,0058,02,0.9996371,0.9996883,0.9997713 2013,358.38194,0058,02,0.9993476,0.9994285,0.9995861 2013,358.38264,0058,02,0.9990442,0.9991682,0.9993553 2013,358.38333,0058,02,0.9987232,0.9989042,0.9991759 2013,358.38403,0058,02,0.9984139,0.9986447,0.9989556
This report shows that the ending transmittances for spot #1 were 0.7000950,0.7298169,0.7789416 for the blue, green, and red channels, respectively. Multiplicative mentor edits using these factors should be applied for the time period when spot #1 was resampled, which the first report shows was from about 2014,003.924 until 2014,006.812.
The edit corrections can be entered from the mentor edit dialog in cpx2, or they can be entered from the command line using data.edit.mentor.modify.
echo 'add,"2014,3.924","2014,6.812",A12a,poly,"variables=IrB_A12 0.0 0.7000950",JAO,"correct for re-started spot 1"' |data.edit.mentor.modify brw echo 'add,"2014,3.924","2014,6.812",A12a,poly,"variables=IrG_A12 0.0 0.7298169",JAO,"correct for re-started spot 1"' |data.edit.mentor.modify brw echo 'add,"2014,3.924","2014,6.812",A12a,poly,"variables=IrR_A12 0.0 0.7789416",JAO,"correct for re-started spot 1"' |data.edit.mentor.modify brw


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According to New York's Democratic Senator Charles Schumer, "It doesn't matter how good our airport security is if all it takes to bring a nuclear device right into midtown is putting it on a ship or bringing it in on a truck."
The Homeland Security Department doesn't want to discuss it but this is their greatest fear. Defending cities from terrorist nuclear weapons and avoiding mass panic in the process. This was once the stuff of movies and nightmares. Now its a very serious threat too and scientists are being told to find answers.
Some analysts and scientists have actually been warning us of this danger for a very long time.
Theodore Taylor, a pioneering nuclear weapons designer has been convinced of the peril for decades. In fact, he believes it to be the number one threat facing humanity today. It is a frequent subject on his lecture circuit but until now hasn't recieved the attention it deserves.
Creating a foolproof system for detecting smuggled nuclear bombs will be expensive but certainly not impossible to achieve. Radiological elements are incredibly dense and metallic substances. They also give themselves away by emmitting radiation.
This allows several methods of tackling the problem of detection and the best answer will be a combination of such measures. If we can achieve the mammoth task of screening everything from baggage and people all the way up to container shipments then the net should be holeproof.
Unless terrorists build a bomb within a target country and thereby evade customs points completely. The only answer to that unsavoury possibility is surrounding entire cities with detection systems. Like I said, expensive.
Gamma ray spectrometers are one type of radiation sensor which could be employed. X-ray machines as seen in Airports are yet another tool. Dense objects like metal often showing up as blue on their monitors.
Both these systems can be tricked by shielding but you do know the shielding is there and the area therefore falls under 'suspicious'. Metal detectors are another detection apparatus already in use at Airports.
Currently employed for rapid detection of metal objects like guns on passengers as they walk through the bulky apparatus. Unfortunately, these are not foolproof either. Sensitivity is dependant on fluctuations in the electromagnetic field.
A wristwatch could therefore set one off by brushing too closely to the side while a small gun hidden in a boot or inside pocket might pass through unnoticed. Thats one reason why it is now common practice to remove your shoes.
A new futuristic technology now being investigated has originated from studies into cosmic rays. This type of radiation penetrates much further than X-rays can.
Emanating from space it routinely enters Earth's biosphere and hits air molecules to produce Muons. By measuring the change in angular momentum caused by striking a dense object these Muons could be an excellent new means of detecting radioisotopes.
This particle is completely harmless to humans and the new detectors are expected to be very cheap. This will be a major plus in their favour when systems are selected to be deployed around every major city.
It all started on July 16 1945 in the remote Alamogordo desert of New Mexico. A mushroom cloud rose into the air and in one brief instant the World changed dramatically forever. This was the Trinity Test. It marked the dawn of the Atomic Age.
Emitting an eerie blue glow due to massive levels of radiation, the explosion of the first atomic bomb was witnessed by awestruck Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist Enrico Fermi. Stationed at the Trinity Base Camp roughly ten miles from the site of the explosion, he estimated that the blast produced was comparable with ten thousand tons of T.N.T.
At 7:30pm on July 24 in a meeting of the allied leaders, one week after the successful test, President Truman casually mentioned to Stalin that the US had a new weapon of unusual destructive force.
All the Russian Premier had to say on the matter was that he was 'glad to hear it...' and hoped they would 'make good use of it against the Japanese...'. The President later stated that Stalin's reply had indicated no especial interest. The Genaralissimo seemed to have no conception of what Truman was in fact talking about.
It was simply another weapon and he hoped they would use it effectively. Five feet away Churchill watched this momentous talk very carefully. He knew what the President was going to say.
What was vital to measure was its effect on Stalin. 'He seemed to be delighted....' reflected Churchill at a later date. As they were waiting for their cars the British PM found himself near Truman. 'How did it go?' he asked. 'He never asked a question,' replied Truman.
The new weapon was first used on Hiroshima, then Nagasaki, leading to the end of World War II. The US, somewhat drunk on power perhaps, took the position of doting parent to the rest of the World.
It saw itself in the unique role of leading the control of nuclear weapons development Worldwide. The repercussions of failing to keep other nations down in this regard was not lost on Commander-in-Chief President Truman at the time.
The beginning of the Cold War started with the USSR's detonation of an atomic bomb in 1949. The 1950's saw construction of the first bomb shelters. The United States deployed Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles in 1958 thus marking the dawn of nuclear proliferation.
France and China joined the "Nuclear Club" during the 1960's. The Cuban Missile Crisis. Vietnam. Social demonstrations across the world. All this led to the Non-Proliferation Treaty. A global agreement in which the handful of nuclear powers now including Britain promised to bring about complete nuclear disarmament.
It never stood a chance.
The treaty was signed on July 1, 1968 and entered into force on March 5, 1970. The Non-Nuclear Weapons States ("those without the Bomb") promised to refrain from trying to build the bomb.
The Nuclear Weapons States ("those in the club") in return agreed to eventually disarm. The juicy carrot of unrestricted access to nuclear energy for non-military purposes was also offered.
The NPT has become the cornerstone of futile global disarmament efforts. How many nations signed it with the intention of breaking it is unknown. Many probably did sign to appease the military might of the fearful nuclear club.
Commercial reactors, which would otherwise be denied them, were also an attractive incentive. Owning such reactors not only gave a nation electricity but a source of material from which to build nuclear arsenals secretly, if they so wished.
Metal Oxide (MOX) taken from spent fuel pools at commercial reactors can be processed into a fissionable weapon core. Just ask North Korea. In 1985 it was revealed that Israel might have up to 200 nuclear weapons stockpiled.
The Utopian Dreamers of nuclear disarmament got a boost to their impossible cause when Ukraine, Kazahkstan and Belarus chose to give up their nuclear arsenals inherited from the former Soviet Union.
More out of not wanting to pay costly maintenance than any willingness to aid the Utopians fantasies. Other nuclear weapons states have not followed suit. By the end of the 1990's two other countries, India then Pakistan, tested nuclear weapons.
This decade began with the US proceeding on a nationwide missile defense system, abrogating the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty in the process. Thereby demonstrating the folly of thinking Treaties are in any way unbreakable. Obviously they are just paper.
Anyone can step away from an international treaty if it suits them to do so. To bring history up to date we now see North Korea completely withdrawing from the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty. Rogue
nations numbering quite possibly in the double figures are thought to be trying very hard to obtain nuclear weapons and this is one reason given for the war on Iraq.
The next worthless piece of paper was the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty which opened for signing in 1996. Ratification by the 44 Nuclear Weapons-Capable States is necessary before the treaty can enter into force.
Only 2 of the Nuclear Weapons States, France and the United Kingdom have ratified the CTBT so far and three of the 44 Nuclear Weapons-Capable States, the DPRK, India and Pakistan, refuse to sign it. The CTBT was again set back in October 1999 when the US Senate failed to ratify it.
Preventing further nuclear weapons development is the clear aim of the CTBT, yet the US, Russia, and other Weapons States proceed to develop new nuclear weapons using computer simulations and subcritical underground testing.
Although not a full nuclear weapons test, subcritical testing violates the absurd rules layed out by the CTBT. Why is everybody cheating? Because they don't want to fall behind everybody else ofcourse.
What nobody thought about at the beginning of the Atomic Age was the infinite power of human determination and hatred. The prospect that one day the bomb could fall into terrorist hands. We are still not prepared for such a day.
The attitude has always been that Nuclear Proliferation can somehow be controlled when clearly it cannot. Certainly not forever at any rate. As clever as we were to develop fission technology the fact remains it is getting increasingly easier to obtain with every passing year.
The first bombs were after all accomplishable with 1940's technology.
So how will we adapt to a world rife with nuclear terrorism? In the same way we should have perhaps adapted in the very beginning. By investing in domestic customs services above all else.
This seems logical now in retrospect. Each nation should be responsible for policing nuclear material within its own borders. International policing of Uranium and it's enrichment is simply too difficult to be effective.
The amount of missing radioactive material each year is testament to this fact. Uranium can be either bought on the Blackmarket, taken from commercial reactors or simply mined and we don't know where it all is.
Iran, which is suspected of trying to build nuclear weapons, now owns a Uranium mine. Acting on an anonymous tip a taxi was stopped last year and found to have box full of Uranium under the passenger seat.
It was heading towards Iraq. One of many thefts uncovered each year and the culprits in this instance were discovered to be rank amateurs. A global nuclear police force can only really work in a Global state where all countries are part of a single government wielding total control.
Personally, I would prefer to face nuclear weapons than such a loss of freedom. The nations of the World have had 57 years to prepare for nuclear terrorism. In that time Iraq and other nations have been devising ingenious methods of secretly enriching Uranium on a very small scale.
Methods almost impossible to detect. This is part of the reason for the coalition's war on Saddam Hussein. He spoke loudly of his intentions to hurt the US. The overthrow of that administration may teach other rogue states the value of silent hatred but not disuade them from pursuing nuclear weapons.
There is also the 'dirty bomb' threat. Far easier than a fission device to construct and very frightening.
Just blow up a radioactive element and contaminate a large area. Time is what those who want the most devastating weapons now have in abundance. The bomb was developed out of fear that others would build it first.
Now the fear being realised is not who has the bomb but who is following in our shadowy footsteps. As long as humans can think they will disagree on important matters.
As long as differences exist there will be hate and war. If we continue to underestimate the ingenuity of other nations in hiding nuclear research we will eventually pay a very heavy price for our arrogance.
The knowledge that nuclear bombs are possible will always be out there now and we do ourselves great harm by pretending otherwise. Knowing something is possible is half the job of getting it done.
We cannot go back to the innocence preceding that fateful day in 1945 when the genie was unleashed. It may not be time to pull up the draw bridges and dig moats just yet but it is time to spend big on the technology provided to our customs services.
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Welcome, to the new F.O.R. Racing website. The next best way for members of our club to stay in touch. If you have interest in joining the group drop us a line, we are always interested in meeting new people. As many of you may recall F.O.R. Racing was founded as a club in 2001 by a small group of friends who like to go to car shows, AutoX, go to races, hang out togther, and work on each other's cars. Our first official outing was NOPI Nationals car show in Atlanta, GA Sept 2001. In the years since , F.O.R. Racing has grown from a handful close friends to a couple of handfuls of new friends, and we are growing every year. Right now we have members in several states and two countries. We have cars from various makes including, but not limited to, Volkswagen, Honda, Mazda, Toyota, Subaru, Dodge, Geo, Jeep, Ford, Lincoln, Mitsubishi, Scion, Porsche, BMW, Cheverolet (1958 baby), Pontiac (1956, I believe) and, Mini. We campaign cars regularly in Auto X competition with The Clemson Sports Car Club (NASA), Central Carolina Region (SCCA), and Highland Sports Car Club (SCCA). We also have several drivers moving into NASA Road racing via HPDE and Time Trials. We welcome new ideas and new friends. The common theme here is simply cars. We look forward to getting to know everyone better in the coming years.
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text: The days of being able to walk right into Port Washington-Saukville schools are gone. Electronic locking controls, or so-called buzzer systems, and video cameras are being installed this week at the main entrances to Lincoln and Dunwiddie elementary schools in Port Washington, as well as Saukville Elementary School, at a total cost of $11,100, Jim Froemming, director of business services, said. Previously, the main entrances to schools remained unlocked during the school day and visitors were instructed to go to the office to sign in. Now, parents and other visitors have to ring a buzzer outside the main entrance and use an intercom system to request access to elementary schools. Video cameras that relay live images of the entrance to three monitors in each school office will allow staff members to see who is waiting to enter schools. "It will take a little getting used to," Froemming told the Port Washington-Saukville School Board Building and Grounds Committee Monday, adding that the district's goal is to retain "that warm, welcoming atmosphere in schools" while making them more secure. Installing buzzer systems at elementary schools became a priority after the Sandy Hook School shootings in Newtown, Conn., in December, but it is just the beginning of changes intended to tighten security at the district's five schools and administrative office building. The committee on Monday authorized the hiring of an architect to design new entrances for elementary schools. The committee also recommended that the district use money from its fund equity account to pay for the security measures. School officials want to reconstruct elementary school entrances to create double-door systems that will allow visitors to wait in a secure vestibule before being let into schools. "We're really not talking about structural changes at Dunwiddie and Saukville, but Lincoln will end up being more extensive," Froemming said. At Dunwiddie and Saukville elementary schools, entrances are adjacent to the main offices, which allows secretaries to monitor who is entering the building. But at Lincoln Elementary School, the entrance is not near the office and gives visitors immediate access to a main hallway. "Lincoln doesn't have a very welcoming entrance," said School Board member Brenda Fritsch. "You just kind of walk into the building, and there you are. You can be in the building and no one knows you're there. "As a parent, I'm thrilled by the changes." Redesigning the entrance to Lincoln Elementary School will likely mean constructing an addition onto the front of the building, school officials said. "Anytime you do something on the outside of a building it's going to be expensive," board member and committee chairman Brian McCutcheon said. Froemming said, "It's cheaper to add onto the building than it is to demolish what you have inside and rebuild it." Work on school entrances will likely be done over the summer, as will other security improvements. The district is planning to install electronic locks that are opened with programmable fobs on several outside doors at each elementary school. This will help ensure doors remain locked during the school day while giving select staff members the ability to open them if needed, for instance when children are coming in from recess or returning from a field trip. "The fobs are really nice because they're software based and you can see who has accessed the doors and when," Director of Special Services Duane Woelfel said, adding that the fobs can be reprogrammed remotely if the district wants to deny access to someone who previously had it. Security at Thomas Jefferson Middle School and the high school is less of a priority because those school underwent improvements several years ago. Both schools have electronic key fob systems, as well as entrances that restrict access beyond the main offices, although officials said additional improvements may be made.


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One Egyptian killed, four injured in electoral violence near Cairo
One person was shot dead Wednesday and another four wounded at a polling office near Cairo after a dispute broke out between relatives of different parliamentary candidates, police said.
Tawfiq Mohamed Nasser, relative of a candidate for Egypt's ruling National Democratic Party died after being shot by a relative of the other candidate, an independent, in Mazghuna, 40 kilometers (25 miles) south of Cairo, the police said.
Nasser's death brings to nine the total number of fatalities since the three-phase legislative election began on October 18. Dozens of people have also been wounded in election-related violence since then.
In a separate incident Wednesday, 56 people, including 16 children, were treated in hospital after having been overwhelmed by teargas fired by police to disperse voters in the Chubra district of northern Cairo -- CAIRO (AFP)
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Pink isn't normally a color associated with policing.
But thanks to Mother Nature, the official signage outside Tucson's newest cop shop is about the same shade as a flamingo.
The sign started out bright red in 2008 when the West-Side Police Service Center opened at 1310 W. Miracle Mile, at North Flowing Wells Road.
But three years of desert sunshine have taken their toll, fading the original paint job to its current color, said Gordon Hogrefe, who oversees maintenance of city-owned facilities.
"We would not have painted it that color on purpose," said Hogrefe, a facilities management supervisor for the city of Tucson.
When asked about the pink sign, Hogrefe at first wondered if someone had repainted it on the sly in solidarity with the fight against breast cancer, which has spawned everything from pink ribbons to pink gloves worn by pro football players.
But a quick visit to the site confirmed the more-likely suspicion that the once-crimson paint job had been bleached by sunlight.
Red paint doesn't tend to last long in Tucson, Hogrefe said.
A towering scarlet sculpture outside the downtown library for example, used to start turning pink every year or so until the city started ordering a higher-priced paint more resistant to ultraviolet rays, he said.
With the municipal budget so tight these days, the pink police sign may be around for a while.
"Most likely it will stay like that until there are funds for repainting," Hogrefe said. "It's a victim of deferred maintenance, like a lot of other things."
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By Kyle Peterson, Reuters
CHICAGO It's been a long time coming, but it seems U.S. airlines finally may have reached a limit on new fees they can charge for in-flight perks that used to be included in the ticket price.
After adding fees for things like bag checks, seat assignments, pillows and blankets, there simply aren't many more complimentary items and services airlines can pry loose from the base fare, experts say.
That's welcome news for travelers who find the avalanche of new fees tedious.
"If people knew that this was the extent to which this is going to go, that would make them feel better," said Kevin Mitchell, chairman of the Business Travel Coalition (BTC). "(But) they should also know that there's no reversing it."
Mitchell also noted that airlines are creative and that there may yet be some elements of the reservation or check-in process that they can still unbundle.
Major airlines, battered in recent years by high costs, low-fare competition and economic recession, have generated billions of dollars in new revenue from sales of items and services that previously had been free.
Last year, for example, airlines unveiled a particularly unpopular charge, for checking a single bag. Passengers balked, but now that fee is common among major U.S. carriers like American Airlines and United Airlines.
Scraping the bottom
When implementing the new fees, U.S. airlines took their cues from foreign carriers that use the so-called "a la carte" model that charges passengers for items and services that are not absolutely essential to travel.
Ryanair Holdings, Europe's largest budget carrier, last month rankled travelers when its chief executive said the airline might even charge passengers to use airplane toilets. A company spokesman later said the fee had been discussed internally but Ryanair has no immediate plans to introduce it.
Passengers in the United States also have pushed back. US Airways recently rescinded a fee for sodas on its flights after customers complained and rivals declined to match.
In general, however, the fees have paid off well for U.S. carriers, which have reported big increases in the ancillary revenue they earn from sales of goods and services.
AMR's American Airlines, the second largest U.S. airline, saw its ancillary revenue increase 60% to $2.1 billion in 2008 from $1.3 billion in 2002.
"That's been a pretty big success story," AMR Chief Financial Officer Tom Horton told Reuters in an interview last week.
He said the company is always looking for new revenue streams, but he declined to say whether AMR was planning to unveil a new fee or service at this time.
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Experts generally agree that airlines are running out of ways to charge for items that customers currently take for granted. But that won't stop carriers from introducing new items and services to sell on flights, said Andrew Watterson, an airline consultant and at Oliver Wyman, a management consulting company.
"Unbundling was the trend, and that did create lots of value in the airlines. The future is in rebundling," said Watterson.
He noted the influx into coach cabins of superior-quality meals, day passes to airport lounges and the option to purchase frequent-flier miles. All these can be purchased on some airlines for additional fees.
BTC's Mitchell agreed. He said that airlines are beefing up their merchandising and soon will sell many more perks in cabins that previously did not have access to them.
"They're going to use the cabin for all manner of merchandising," Mitchell said.
"There's all kinds of opportunities," he said. "You have a captive audience."
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General Motors ordered all the videos created in conjunction with its recent Chevrolet Gay Day at the Movies promotion be removed from You Tube today after the footage was revealed on Drive On.
"The video was not appropriate and not in good taste," said GM spokesman Dave Barthmuss. He said executives decided the batch of vignettes "was not the way we wanted to represent" the brand to the general public. Even though the footage had been up for weeks to hype the June 28 movie screening and that he had seen Twitter messages about it, Barthmuss said he hadn't looked at the videos until today.
The video featured two "go-go boys" washing a Camaro in yellow underwear with the word CAMARO across the bottom. Even though it was pulled from YouTube, some of the footage can still be seen at another video site, Bing.com. Click on this link and then right click your mouse on the image to hear some of the models' banter and possibly see some of the moving images.
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Both approved of the idea and agreed that it had been well thought out.
He had a solution ready, well thought out and bearing to his mind the stamp of probability.
Tell me now, is not all this well thought out, is it not well arranged?
The priest saw this, and waited for the answer which he felt sure would be well thought out before it found expression.
The thing has been well thought out, though whether it ever comes to maturity or not is a question.
The book is an Apology for the feminine sex, and it is well thought out.
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- Do not drink alcohol or use medicines that may cause drowsiness (eg, sleep aids, muscle relaxers) while you are using Benadryl Allergy elixir; it may add to their effects. Ask your pharmacist if you have questions about which medicines may cause drowsiness.
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Severe allergic reactions (rash; hives; itching; difficulty breathing; tightness in the chest; swelling of the mouth, face, lips, or tongue); convulsions; fast heartbeat or pounding in the chest; decreased alertness; hallucinations; tremor; wheezing.
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Store Benadryl Allergy elixir at room temperature, between 59 and 86 degrees F (15 and 30 degrees C). Store away from heat, moisture, and light. Do not store in the bathroom. Keep Benadryl Allergy elixir out of the reach of children and away from pets.
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- If your symptoms do not improve or if they become worse, check with your doctor.
- Check with your pharmacist about how to dispose of unused medicine.
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Multidrug-Resistant Acinetobacter baumannii Infection, Colonization, and Transmission Related to a Long-Term Care Facility Providing Subacute Care
Eva Mortensen MD, Kavita K. Trivedi MD, Jon Rosenberg MD, Sara H. Cody MD, Janet Long MS, Bette J. Jensen MMSc and Duc J. Vugia MD
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Vol. 35, No. 4, Special Topic Issue: Carbapenem-Resistant Enterobacteriaceae and Multidrug-Resistant Organisms (April 2014), pp. 406-411
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Objective. To investigate Acinetobacter baumannii infection, colonization, and transmission related to a long-term care facility (LTCF) providing subacute care (facility A).Methods. We reviewed facility A and affiliated local hospital records for facility A residents with A. baumannii isolated during the period January 2009 through February 2010 and compared A. baumannii antimicrobial resistance patterns of residents with those of hospital patients. During March 2010, we implemented a colonization survey of facility A residents who received respiratory support or who could provide sputum samples and looked for A. baumannii colonization risks. Available clinical and survey isolates underwent pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE); PFGE strains were linked with overlapping stays to identify possible transmission.Results. During the period January 2009 through February 2010, 33 facility A residents had A. baumannii isolates; all strains were multidrug resistant (MDR), which was a significantly higher prevalence of MDR strains than that found among isolates from hospital patients (81 [66%] of 122 hospital patient isolates were MDR; P < .001). The sputum survey found that 14 (20%) of 70 residents had A. baumannii colonization, which was associated with ventilator use (adjusted odds ratio, 4.24 [95% confidence interval, 1.06–16.93]); 12 (86%) of 14 isolates were MDR. Four facility A resident groups clustered with 3 PFGE strains and overlapping stays. One of these facility A residents also clustered with 3 patients at an affiliated hospital.Conclusions. We documented substantial MDR A. baumannii infections and colonization with probable intra- and interfacility spread associated with a single LTCF providing subacute care. Given the limited infection prevention and antimicrobial stewardship resources in such settings, regional collaborations among facilities across the spectrum of health care are needed to address this MDR threat.
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- In heavy pan heat sugar until it melts and becomes golden in color then carefully add boiling water and stir until sugar is totally dissolved. Bring to boil and cook 10 minutes then set aside. In another pan scald cream then add sugar mixture and mix well. Pour cream slowly over egg yolks stirring constantly. Return to saucepan and cook over medium heat stirring constantly until thickened. Add salt, vanilla and 3/4 cup of the caramel syrup. Reserve the remainder. Mix well then freeze in ice cream maker according to manufacturer's instructions. Serve topped with remaining caramel syrup and toasted almonds.
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Salmon with Creamy Dill Sauce Recipe
- 1 salmon fillet (about 2 pounds)
- 1 to 1-1/2 teaspoons lemon-pepper seasoning
- 1 teaspoon onion salt
- 1 small onion, sliced and separated into rings
- 6 lemon slices
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1/3 cup sour cream
- 1/3 cup mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon prepared horseradish
- 3/4 teaspoon dill weed
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic salt
- Pepper to taste
- 1. Line a 15x10x1-in. baking pan with heavy-duty foil; grease lightly. Place salmon skin side down on foil. Sprinkle with lemon-pepper and onion salt. Top with onion and lemon. Dot with butter. Fold foil around salmon; seal tightly,
- 2. Bake at 350° for 20 minutes. Open foil carefully, allowing steam to escape. Broil 4-6 in. from the heat for 8-12 minutes or until the fish flakes easily with a fork.
- 3. Combine the sauce ingredients until smooth. Serve with salmon. Yield: 6 servings.
Nutritional Facts
4 ounces cooked salmon with about 2 tablespoons sauce: 418 calories, 33g fat (11g saturated fat), 100mg cholesterol, 643mg sodium, 3g carbohydrate (1g sugars, 0 fiber), 26g protein.
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"I love salmon and this recipe just provided me with my new favourite way to cook it. For once in my life, I didn't make any changes to the recipe or the method because it looked pretty good. Well, let me say ... it was WAY better than pretty good. The dill sauce was excellent too. Well deserving of a five star rating!"
"I made this - will make it again but prefer more dill and less horseradish - will use 1/2 teaspoon horseradish and full tsp dill."
"I tried this recipe while vacationing in Hawaii with the family...it was by far the best salmon I have ever made! So moist and the dill sauce was just the perfect added touch. Thank you Taste of Home. This is now a regular for when we have guests!"
"Great recipe. Whole family loved it, a keeper for sure."
"Found this looking for a dill sauce, however... Scary how many recipes out there still recommend cooking with aluminum foil."
"What can I say, it's delicious! We have it on rotation now. Thank you Susan for submitting an excellent recipe."
"This one is a keeper. The dill sauce can be used as a veggie or chip dip too. I had some fresh dill but I also added dry along with a zest of a lemon. Rely good and easy to."
"quick and fantastic!"
"This was great! No changes needed. Will make this again."
"Loved this mild sauce... Very good"
"This was the best ever salmon recipe I think I have made. The dill sauce was mouthwatering!!! Loved it."
"This was so good! To lighten it up I only used a very small amount of butter and substituted fat free Greek yogurt for both the sour cream and mayo in the sauce. It was wonderful- will definitely be making again."
"This dill sauce is so delicious, I could sit and eat it with a spoon. Just love it!"
"The salmon was moist and delicious! The dill sauce was incredible! I will definitely be making this again and again!"
"There is nothing that compares! Absolutely delicious sauce that can be eaten on anything you can think of! I paired the salmon with fried diced potatoes and cauliflower and my family was dipping everything in the sauce."
"Everyone loved this. A definite keeper!"
"I use 4 tablespoons of fresh dill that I chop up. I use a whole cup of the mayo."
"This Creamy Dill Sauce is SO incredible! I had been looking for a recipe that's close to Luby's tartar sauce. If this isn't the exact recipe, it's VERY close."
"This is the best salmon dish I've ever made and my husband even ate the leftovers. He loved it and is now requesting fish for dinner when he's normally a steak and potatoes kind of guy. The dill sauce made the dish. I went a little heavy on the dill, but it was fantastic. We will be making this a staple."
"The salmon turned out moist and and tender and I loved the dill sauce! I will make this many times again in the future."
"Most amazing salmon ever!. I cant have dill so i just didn't make the sauce but did the salmon part and oh my goodness my family loved it!"
"i loved this recipe . It was exactly what I was craving."
"The salmon part of this recipe was good, however, the dill sauce was nothing spectacular. I have a better ToH recipe I'll use next time."
"I tried this recipe and it was so good I made it again during the week. The dill sauce is perfection and the salmon was just so yummy. My new go-to recipe for salmon."
"I love this dill sauce! I leave out the horseradish (Hubby isn't so fond) and add about a tablespoon of pickle juice. For the salmon, I cut it in to smaller pieces, and make individual foil packets. I lay the fillets on a bed of fresh rosemary in the foil packet. I also substitute olive oil for the butter. The cook temp and time is exactly the same. It always comes out perfect and Hubby loves it."
"I'd rate this a 10 if I could. It's a wonderful meal!"
"I made this and it was great. My cooking skills are limited as I have waited so long to actually start cooking, but this was simple and easy and turned out very well."
"On my favorite recipe list. easy to prepare and so delicious to eat. If your not a fan of cream sauces the fish is good on its own as well."
"This Salmon with Dill Sauce is the best and easiest one I have found. My hubby is a Fish eater and loves this recipe. Thanks for sharing"
"This was so easy to make and incredibly delicious! My husband was in heaven :-) definitely one of my new favorite recipes and I will be making it often!"
"Great recipe, quick and delicious."
"So easy and good."
"Reviewing the dill sauce only. It was excellent, and the horseradish added a nice touch. Best one I have found yet."
"EXCELLENT. My first time ever rating a recipe. Made sauce exactly as written and doubled it the next time because it is so good with fish and also for fresh vegetables."
"Very easy and tasty way to make salmon. The dill sauce was fabulous. I didn't have any horseradish so used horseradish sauce. Goes great on baked potato too. No more bottled sauce for my family."
"Another winner. I have substituted plain fat free Greek Yogurt for the sour cream. It's just as good!"
"Very easy. Very moist and yummy. The dill sauce is a great touch too!"
"Just made the dill sauce to serve with salmon cakes and asparagus. It was delicious on both! A definite keeper. NO need to adjust the recipe, perfect as is."
"delicious! added about 1/2 c grated cucumber to dill sauce.. so good. That hint of horseradish in sauce made it."
"This is one of my rotation recipes. I've been making it for years. I always make extra and eat leftovers cold or slightly room temp."
"I loved the dill sauce! Love dill flavor and it was great with the salmon!"
"The dill sauce was very good"
"It was fabulous. My family knew they didn't care for salmon until they tried it tonight. The fish was moist, flaky and tender. The sauce was excellent but the fish was just as fabulous without it. It was an extremely easy to make. I will make this again soon!"
"I love this recipe! It's very easy to make and has a terrific flavor. Great Combination of flavors."
"Substituted Plain Greek Yogurt for Sour Cream and LOVED the Dill Sauce. Will definitely use it again!"
"Not enough stars available. This recipe is fantastic. I put the salmon on a piece of foil, skin side down on top shelf of bbq w/ salt, pepper and lemon. I make a foil packet of hickory chunks over a burner to get some nice smoke. Cook the salmon until done at about 300F. This gives the fish a nice light, subtle smokey taste.I did reduce the mayo/sour cream ratio to about 2 mayo to 1 sour cream......not so tart. I added to taste a bit of black and white pepper as well as African Cayenne. Everyone who tried it agreed it was totally world class and begged for more. Truly spectacular recipe and Thank you Taste of Home for such a great offering."
"I made this last night for a birthday dinner. It was absolutely delicious! Salmon is a favorite of mine and this just melted in my mouth and I loved the combined flavors. I thought it was better than what you could have gotten in a restaurant. I will definitely be making this again. Side Note: My side dishes were steamed asparagus and tri-colored potatoes"
"This was so easy and so good! I used limes instead of lemons and the fish and sauce was just wonderful."
"The fish was moist and delicious. My husband didn't like the onions on it, but I did! I didn't make the dill sauce, but it sounds awesome. The salmon was still great without it."
"This is a dish I have made again and again. My Dad loves it and uses left over sauce on other foods. The sauce, in my opinion, does not taste good on its own, but is absolutely delicious on the fish. I have to continue to give it a SIX star rating on this 1 to 5 scale. :-)"
"salmon cooked to perfection with outstanding dill sauce a real winning recipe"
"This was very good, but why does my kitchen always fill with smoke when I broil things? Am I supposed to leave the oven door shut? The food was not burning or anything, but I think next time I will broil it for less time because I don't like it when the smoke alarm goes off and I have to open the doors in spite of it being winter :)"
"My family absolutely loved this recipe! I will definitely make it often, very delicious."
"Very good. Will make this again. Probably often."
"We have fresh dill in our garden, so I was looking for a recipe to use it in. This was great. I used more dill than the recipe calls for."
"I've been looking for a good salmon and dill recipe for quite a while and this is it. The fist is moist and delicious since it's steamed in a foil pouch. The sauce is just right! A keeper."
"Delicious! I've made this more than once, and there are never any leftovers!"
"love it love it LOVE IT!!! you just can't go wrong with salmon here in the northwest but made with localy grown herbs and onions, and send hubby off to fish is the BEST!!!"
"This recipe is easily halved for two people. My husband loved it! My oven has a broil setting of Hi or Lo and I chose Lo. It worked out just fine when left for about 10-12 minutes. This is definitely a keeper recipe. :)"
"Wow! So easy and quick... and a superb presentation. Made this for my husband for a Valentine's day dinner. Great flavors... the dill and horseradish in the sauce are fairly subtle but give the sauce a wonderful flavor, but aren't overpowering so you can taste every bit of the succulent salmon. We didn't have regular prepared horseradish on hand, so I used prepared wasabi horseradish instead. We'll be sure to try this again... maybe on the grill (Big Green Egg) brushed with butter and cooked on a fish grill with a tent of foil over it (instead of foil-wrapped, but I think still important to steam the lemon and onion a little) with alder chips for a little smoke flavor next time!"
"very moist and flavorable. I used fresh dill and was delicious."
"Love love love it! Great recipe easy and delicious!"
"I meant this to be a 5 star!"
"Always a hit. A tried and true winner."
"Incredibly good."