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1 Steps to LEAD SAFE Renovation, Repair and Painting LEAD
2 Renovating, Repairing or Painting? Do you renovate, repair or paint homes or child-occupied facilities built before 1978? If so, you need to know how to work safely with lead-based paint. This guide is designed to help plan for and complete a home renovation, repair or painting project using lead safe work practices. Lead safe work practices are a group of techniques that reduce the amount of dust produced by renovation activities. When used correctly, they make the work area safer for workers and the home safe for residents when renovation is complete. Are you a professional renovator? Contractors doing work for compensation in homes or child-occupied facilities built before 1978 must be certified and follow certain work practices. This guide describes those required work practices and provides additional helpful recommendations. Are you a do-it-yourselfer? If you are doing work yourself you should follow the work practices described in this brochure to ensure your home and family are protected from lead hazards the project could generate. Contractors, Painters, Landlords! If you are working in a home or child-occupied facility built before 1978, you are required to provide information about lead-based paint to occupants and owners of homes, and owners and parents of child-occupied facilities. For more information, see page 31. R enovation, repair and painting contractors must be certified and use lead safe work practices when working in homes built before For more information, see page 6. 2
3 Table of Contents Learn the Facts About Lead-Based Paint 4 The Renovation, Repair and Painting Program Rule 6 Other Federal and State Regulations 8 Step 1: Determine if the Job Involves Lead-Based Paint 9 Step 2: Set It Up Safely 11 Step 3: Protect Yourself 15 Step 4: Minimize the Dust 17 Step 5: Leave the Work Area Clean 20 Step 6: Control the Waste 22 Step 7: Verify Work Completion with the Cleaning Verification Procedure or Clearance 24 Learn More About Lead Safety 29 Other Resources 31 Pre-Renovation Education Requirements 32 3
4 Learn the Facts about Lead-Based Paint About half of homes built before 1978 have lead-based paint. The likelihood of finding lead-based paint increases with the age of the home: Two out of three of homes built between 1940 and 1960 have lead-based paint. Nine out of ten homes built before 1940 have lead-based paint. Percentage of Homes Containing Lead-Based Paint Source: American Healthy Homes Survey: Lead and Arsenic Findings. April Lead-based paint may be found on any surface in the home inside or outside. When lead-based paint is disturbed during renovation, repair or painting activities, dangerous amounts of lead dust can be created. Jobs such as demolition, window replacement, opening up walls, etc., can also release accumulated lead dust into the home. Even after a typical renovation cleanup, dangerous levels of lead dust can remain. 4
5 Lead gets into the body when it is swallowed or breathed. People, especially children, can swallow lead dust as they eat, play, and perform other ordinary hand-to-mouth activities. People may also breathe in lead dust or fumes while they work on jobs that sand, scrape, brush, blast or otherwise disturb painted surfaces that contain lead paint. Additionally, pets may be poisoned by the same types of exposure to lead. Once in the body, lead can have significant effects on human health. In children, lead poisoning damages the nervous system and causes developmental and behavioral problems that can affect them for their lifetime. In adults, lead poisoning causes health and reproductive problems. Pregnant women are especially vulnerable to the effects of lead. Research has shown that general residential renovation activities are associated with an increased risk of elevated lead levels in children. By working safely you can help prevent lead exposure and poisoning. This guide tells you how. 5
6 The RRP rule affects contractors, property managers and others who disturb known or presumed lead-based paint during renovation. The term renovation covers all activities done for compensation that disturb painted surfaces including most repair, remodeling and maintenance activities, such as window replacement, weatherization and demolition. The RRP rule applies to all renovation work performed in residential houses, apartments and childoccupied facilities such as schools and day-care centers built before To assist those affected by the RRP rule, EPA developed the Small Entity Compliance Guide to Renovate Right, which provides an overview of the rules requirements. This guide, along with links to other related materials is available on EPA s Web site at Requirements for Renovation Contractors Include: Certification and Training Requirements The Renovation, Repair and Painting Program Rule All firms paid to perform renovation, repair or painting work in pre-1978 housing and child-occupied facilities must be certified. This is accomplished by applying to EPA or to the State, if it has an EPA-authorized renovation program, and paying a fee. For information about the authorization status of your state, visit or call the National Lead Information Center at LEAD (5323). Firms must have a Certified Renovator assigned to each job where lead-based paint is disturbed. To become certified, a renovator must successfully complete an EPA or State-approved training course conducted by a training program accredited by EPA or an EPA authorized state program. All renovation workers must be trained. Renovation workers can be trained on-the-job by a Certified Renovator to use lead safe work practices, or they can become Certified Renovators themselves. 6
7 Pre-Renovation Education Requirements Contractors, property managers and others who perform renovations for compensation in residential houses, apartments, and child-occupied facilities built before 1978 are required to distribute EPA s Renovate Right lead hazard information pamphlet before starting renovation work to occupants and owners of homes, and owners and parents of childoccupied facilities. More information about pre-renovation education requirements can be found on page 31. Work Practice Requirements Renovators must use work-area containment to prevent dust and debris from leaving the work area. Certain work practices are prohibited. Open-flame burning, using heat guns at greater than 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit and the use of power tools without high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) exhaust control (to collect dust generated) are prohibited. Thorough cleaning followed by a cleaning verification procedure to minimize exposure to lead-based paint hazards is required. Minor repair and maintenance activities (6 square feet or less per interior room or 20 square feet or less per exterior project) are exempt from the work practices requirements. However, this exemption does not apply to jobs involving window replacement or demolition, or that involve the use of any of the prohibited practices listed above. 7
8 Other Federal and State Regulations The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Lead Safe Housing Rule HUD s Lead Safe Housing Rule (24 CFR Part 35) covers pre-1978 federallyowned or assisted housing and federally-owned housing that is being sold. It does not cover child-occupied facilities outside of residential housing. The requirements of HUD s rule are similar to EPA s RRP rule, but there are some differences in the details, including: Training Requirements. To conduct lead hazard control in federallyassisted housing there must be a Renovator certified by EPA or an EPA authorized state and all workers must have completed a HUD-approved course, or the crew must be supervised by a Renovator certified by EPA or an EPA authorized state who is also a Certified Lead Abatement Supervisor and untrained workers must receive on the job training from the Certified Renovator. Minor Repair and Maintenance. HUD s definition of minor repair and maintenance that is exempt from its rule is different than EPA s (2 square feet interior and 20 square feet exterior or 10 percent of the surface area of a small building component type). Other differences between the EPA and HUD rules (concerning paint testing, prohibited practices, clearance testing and waste disposal) are pointed out in the appropriate places throughout this document. State and Local Regulations Other state or local requirements that are different from or more stringent than the federal requirements may apply. For example, federal law allows EPA to authorize states to administer their own lead renovation program in place of the federal lead program. (For a list of authorized states go to Even in states without an authorized lead renovation program, a state may promulgate its own rules that may be different or go beyond the federal requirements. For more information on the rules that apply in your state, please contact the National Lead Information Center at or LEAD (5323). 8
9 Step 1 Determine If the Job Involves Lead-Based Paint Before you begin a job, consider whether lead-based paint will be an issue. Find Out the Age of the Home or Child-Occupied Facility.. The age of a home can tell you a lot about whether lead-based paint is likely to be present. If it was built before 1978, it may have lead-based paint. The older the home, the greater the likelihood that lead is present in the paint and accumulated dust. Lead-based paint may be found either inside or outside the home and is most common in kitchens or bathrooms and in high gloss paint on trim, such as on window sills, door frames, and railings. Look for Information About Lead.. Information about lead-based paint in your home may be readily available. Under a federal disclosure law, when a pre-1978 home is sold or leased, the seller/landlord must provide information to the buyer/tenant about any known lead-based paint. Homeowners should check their records to see if they have information about lead-based paint and share this information with anyone performing work on the home. 9
10 Consider Lead Testing. If a home or child-occupied facility was built before 1978, all surfaces affected by a renovation covered by the Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule must either be tested for lead-based paint or presumed to contain lead-based paint. Testing must include all affected surfaces coated with paint, shellac, varnish, stain, coating or even paint covered by wallpaper, if it will be disturbed during the renovation work. A report documenting the testing must describe the test used, the surfaces tested, and the results of the testing. If lead-based paint is present on an affected surface, then the lead safe work practices described in this pamphlet must be used on the job. There are two options for testing paint under the Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule: 1. Paint testing by a Certified Lead-based Paint Inspector or Lead-based Paint Risk Assessor These licensed professionals conduct a surface-bysurface investigation for lead-based paint by collecting paint chips for laboratory analysis or by testing painted surfaces with an machine called an X-Ray Fluorescence Analyzer (XRF) which measures the amount of lead in the paint. 2. Paint testing by a Certified Renovator Certified Renovators, at the request of the owner, can use EPA-recognized test kits or collect paint chips for laboratory analysis to test all painted surfaces affected by the renovation. Note: HUD does not recognize testing by a Certified Renovator using test kits. In housing covered by the HUD Lead Safe Housing Rule, only the first option is allowed. For a list of certified lead testing professionals in your area, go to or contact the National Lead Information Center at LEAD (5323). Remember, if the home or child-occupied facility was built before 1978 and there is no information available about the paint, renovators must presume lead-based paint is present and use the lead safe work practices described in this pamphlet. Make sure everyone involved on the job, including workers, supervisors and residents, uses proper safety precautions. 10
11 Step 2 Set It Up Safely When you work on a job with lead-based paint, you must contain the work area to prevent the escape of dust and debris. The goal of proper setup of the work area is to keep dust in the work area and non-workers out. The work area is the area that may become contaminated during the work. The size of the work area may vary depending on the method used to disturb leadbased paint and the amount of dust and debris that is generated as a result. Whenever lead-based paint is disturbed, the work area must be protected by plastic sheeting applied to the floor, ground or other applicable surfaces to prevent contamination of the home or exterior, from dust generated by the work. The Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule requires that the work area be protected by plastic sheeting that extends a minimum of 6 feet for interior projects and 10 feet for exterior projects in all directions from the location where paint will be disturbed. For exterior renovations within 10 feet of the property line, vertical contaiment or equivalent extra precautions are required. The Rule further requires that protective plastic sheeting extend far enough from the location of paint disturbance so that all dust or debris generated by the work remains within the area protected by the plastic. The entire portion of the home or exterior that is protected by plastic sheeting, however large, is the work area. Unauthorized persons and pets must be prevented from entering the work area. This can be accomplished by posting warning signs and by establishing barriers around the work area such as barrier tape, fencing, plastic barriers in doorways, etc. 11
12 Shopping List Here is a list of supplies and tools you will need to set up the work area safely. These items are available in hardware, paint or garden supply stores. Materials to Restrict Access and Cover the Floor/Ground Signs Barrier tape, rope or fencing Cones Heavy duty plastic sheeting Tape (masking, duct or painter s) Stapler Utility knife or scissors Rigid framing material for vertical containment What To Do To keep the dust in and people out of your work area, you must take the steps below for inside or outside jobs. Post Signs You must post signs clearly defining the work area and warning occupants and other persons not involved in renovation activities to remain outside of the work area. These signs should be in the primary language of the occupants and should say Warning Lead Work Area and Poison, No Smoking or Eating. Also remember to keep pets out of the work area for their safety and to prevent them from tracking dust and debris throughout the home. 12
13 For Inside Jobs Remove all objects from the work area, including furniture, rugs, and window coverings, or cover them with plastic sheeting with all seams and edges taped or otherwise sealed. Cover the floor surface, including installed carpet, with taped-down plastic sheeting in the work area 6 feet from the area of paint disturbance or a sufficient distance to contain the dust, whichever is greater. If a vertical containment system is employed, floor covering may stop at the verticial barrier, providing it is impermeable, extends from floor to ceiling, and is tighltly sealed at floors, ceilings, and walls. Close windows and doors in the work area. Doors must be covered in plastic sheeting. When the work area boundary includes a door used to access the work area it must be covered in a way that allows workers to pass, but also confines dust and debris to the work area. One method is to cover the door with two layers of protective sheeting as described here: Cut and secure one layer of sheeting to the perimeter of the door frame. Do not pull the sheeting taut. Rather, leave slack at the top and bottom of the door before taping or stapling. Cut a vertical slit in the middle of the sheeting leaving 6 uncut at the top and bottom. Reinforce with tape. Cut and secure a second layer of sheeting to the top of the door. Close and cover all ducts opening in the work area with taped-down plastic sheeting. Ensure that all personnel, tools, and other items, including the exteriors of containers of waste, are free of dust and debris before leaving the work area. 13
14 For Outside Jobs Cover the ground with plastic sheeting or other disposable impermeable material extending 10 feet beyond the perimeter of surfaces undergoing renovation or a sufficient distance to collect falling paint debris, whichever is greater. If the renovation will affect surfaces within 10 feet of the property line, then vertical containment or equivalent extra precautions must be erected to prevent contamination of adjacent buildings and property. Close all doors and windows within 20 feet of the renovation. On multi-story buildings, close all doors and windows within 20 feet of the renovation on the same floor as the renovation, and close all doors and windows on all floors below that are the same horizontal distance from the renovation. Ensure that doors within the work area that will be used while the job is being performed are covered with plastic sheeting or other impermeable material in a manner that allows workers to pass through while confining dust and debris to the work area. In certain situations, the renovation firm must take additional precautions in containing the work area to ensure that dust and debris from the renovation does not contaminate other buildings or other areas of the property or migrate to adjacent properties. When working on the 2nd story or above, you should extend the sheeting farther out and to each side where paint is being disturbed. It is also a good idea to use vertical containment if work is close to a sidewalk, street, or property boundary, or the building is more than three stories high. Avoid working in high winds if possible. EPA s rule does not address wind speed, but when the wind is strong enough to move dust and debris, precautions need to be taken to keep the work area contained. That may mean creating a wind screen of plastic at the edge of the ground-cover plastic to keep dust and debris from migrating. Ultimately, you are responsible for preventing dust and debris from leaving the work area, so take appropriate precautions when wind is a factor or consider rescheduling the renovation for a less windy day. 14
15 Step 3 Protect Yourself Workers should protect themselves. Without the right personal protective equipment, workers may ingest or inhale lead from the job and may risk bringing lead from the worksite home to their families. The following items are available through hardware, paint, garden supply stores or other specialty suppliers. Shopping List Painter s hat Disposable coveralls Disposable N-100 rated respirator Disposable shoe covers What to Do Consider wearing: Disposable protective clothing covers to limit contamination of your clothing. They can be stored in a plastic bag and reused if they are fairly clean and are not torn. Small tears can be repaired with duct tape. Disposable shoe covers to prevent the tracking of dust from the work area and to protect your shoes from exposure to dust. A painter s hat to protect your head from dust and debris. These are easy to dispose of at the end of the day. 15
16 Respiratory protection. When work creates dust or paint chips, workers should wear respiratory protection, such as an N-100 dispos able respirator, to prevent them from breathing leaded dust. No smoking, drinking or eating in the work area. You should not eat, drink or smoke in a lead work area because dust and debris that comes in contact with these items can contaminate them and cause the ingestion of lead when consumed. Wash up. Workers should wash their hands and faces each time they stop working. It is especially important to wash up before eating and at the end of the day. Wash your work clothes separately from family laundry. Note: OSHA rules may require employers to take further steps to protect the health of workers on the job. See 16
17 Step 4 Minimize the Dust As you work, your goal is to keep down the dust. Remember that as you scrape, drill, cut, open walls, etc., you are creating dust. You can keep dust down by using the right tools and following some simple practices that minimize and control the spread of dust. The following items are available through hardware, paint, garden supply stores or other specialty suppliers. Shopping List Materials for all jobs: Wet-dry sandpaper, sanding sponge Misting bottle or pump sprayer Heavy plastic sheeting Utility knife or scissors Masking tape, duct tape, or painters tape High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) vacuum Heavy duty plastic bags Tack pads (large, sticky pads that help remove dust), paper towels, or disposable wipes Other tools that may be needed: Low-temperature heat gun (under 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit) Chemical strippers without methylene chloride Power tools with HEPA filter equipped vacuum attachments 17 17
18 What To Do Do Not Use Prohibited Practices. The Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule prohibits the following dangerous work practices by contractors: Open-flame burning or torching of painted surfaces The use of machines designed to remove paint or other surface coatings through high speed operation such as sanding, grinding, power planing, needle gun, abrasive blasting, or sandblasting, on painted surfaces unless such machines have shrouds or containment systems and are equipped with a HEPA vacuum attachment to collect dust and debris at the point of generation. Machines must be operated so that no visible dust or release of air occurs outside the shroud or containment system. Operating a heat gun on painted surfaces at temperatures greater than 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit. Control the spread of dust. You must keep the work area closed off from the rest of the home. The work area must be sufficiently isolated and maintained to prevent the escape of dust or debris. You must ensure that all personnel, tools, and all other items exiting the work area are free of dust and debris. Don t track dust out of the work area: Vacuum all personnel leaving the work area, pay particular attention to the soles of shoes. Consider disposable protective clothing and shoe covers to minimize the contamination of work clothes and shoes. Also, a large disposable tack pad on the floor can help to clean the soles of your shoes. Vacuum and/or wipe down, as necessary, all tools and other items exiting the work area. You should launder non-disposable protective clothing separately from family laundry. 18
19 Use the right tools. You should use wet sanders and misters to keep down the dust created during sanding, drilling and cutting. You must use HEPA vacuum attachments on power sanders and grinders to contain the dust created by these tools. When a heat gun is needed to remove paint or other surface coatings, you must use a temperature setting below 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit. Use work practices that minimize dust. You should mist areas before sanding, scraping, drilling and cutting to keep the dust down (except within 1 foot of live electrical outlets). You should score paint with a utility knife before separating components. You should pry and pull apart components instead of pounding and hammering. You must keep components that are being disposed of in the work area until they are wrapped securely in heavy plastic sheeting or bagged in heavy duty plastic bags. Once wrapped or bagged, remove them from the work area and store them in a safe area away from residents. In federally-assisted housing, HUD s rule prohibits additional work practices: Extensive dry scraping and sanding by hand. Heat guns that char paint. Paint stripping in a poorly ventilated space using a volatile paint stripper. Note: The EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule does not apply to homeowners who renovate their own property. However, because the practices prohibited under the rules generate significant amounts of dust, EPA recommends that they be avoided by the do-it-yourself homeowner also. 19
20 Step 5 Leave the Work Area Clean The work area should be left clean at the end of every day and must be cleaned thoroughly at the end of the job. The area must be completely free of dust and debris. The following cleaning supplies, tools, and equipment are available in hardware, paint or garden supply stores. Shopping List Heavy-duty plastic bags HEPA vacuum with attachments and a powered beater bar Masking tape, duct tape, or painters tape Misting bottle or pump sprayer Disposable wet-cleaning wipes or hand towels General-purpose cleaner Mop and disposable mop heads Two buckets or one two-sided bucket with a wringer Shovel and rake Wet Mopping System Electrostatically charged dry cleaning cloths 20
21 What To Do On a daily basis, you should: Pick up as you go. Put trash in heavy-duty plastic bags. Vacuum the work area with a HEPA vacuum cleaner frequently. Clean tools at the end of the day. Wash up each time you take a break and before you go home. Dispose of or clean off your personal protective equipment. Remind residents to stay out of the work area. When the job is complete, you must clean the work area until no dust, debris or residue remains: Interior and exterior renovations Collect all paint chips and debris and seal in a heavy-duty bag. Remove the protective sheeting. Mist the sheeting before folding it dirty side inward, and either tape shut or seal in heavy-duty bags. Sheeting used to isolate contaminated rooms from non-contaminated rooms must remain in place until after the cleaning and removal of other sheeting. Dispose of the sheeting as waste. Additional cleaning for interior renovations. The firm must clean all objects and surfaces in the work area and within 2 feet of the work area, cleaning from higher to lower: Walls. Clean walls with a HEPA vacuum or wiping with a damp cloth. Remaining surfaces. Thoroughly vacuum all remaining surfaces and objects in the work area, including furniture and fixtures, with a HEPA vacuum. The HEPA vacuum must be equipped with a beater bar when vacuuming carpets and rugs. Wipe all remaining surfaces and objects in the work area, except carpet or upholstery, with a damp cloth. Mop uncarpeted floors thoroughly. 21
22 Step 6 Control the Waste Waste from Renovations Waste from renovation activities must be contained to prevent releases of dust and debris before the waste is removed from the work area for storage or disposal. Collect and control all your waste. This includes dust, debris, paint chips, protective sheeting, HEPA filters, dirty water, cloths, mop heads, wipes, protective clothing, respirators, gloves, architectural components and other waste. Use heavy plastic sheeting or bags to collect waste. Seal the bag securely with duct tape. Consider double bagging waste to prevent tears. Large components must be wrapped in protective sheeting and sealed with tape. Bag and seal all waste before removing it from the work area. At the conclusion of each work day and at the conclusion of the renovation, waste that has been collected from renovation activities must be stored to prevent access to and the release of dust and debris. Waste transported from renovation activities must be contained to prevent release of dust and debris. 22
23 Dispose of waste water appropriately. Water used for cleanup should be filtered and dumped in a toilet if local rules allow. If not, collect it in a drum and take it with you. Never dump this water down a storm drain, or on the ground. Always dispose of waste water in accordance with federal, state and local regulations. EPA s Web site has state information on solid and hazardous waste disposal. See the following link for further information: Be aware of waste disposal rules. Because EPA considers most residential renovation and remodeling as routine residential maintenance, most waste generated during these activities is classified as solid, non-hazardous waste, and should be taken to a licensed solid waste landfill. This is not the case for work done in commercial, public or other nonresidential child-occupied facilities, where waste may be considered hazardous and require special disposal methods. See the following link for further information: Always check state and local requirements before disposing of waste. Some are more stringent than federal regulations. 23
24 Step 7 Verify Work Completion with the Cleaning Verification Procedure or Clearance When all the work is complete, and before interior space is reoccupied, you must determine whether it is a safe environment to live in. To ensure work areas are safe for reoccupancy, cleaning verification is required by the Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule. If the housing receives federal assistance, clearance testing is required. When the cleaning verification procedure is required, an EPA Certified Renovator must perform the cleaning verification procedure. If clearance is required, a Certified Lead Inspector, Certified Lead Risk Assessor, or Certified Lead Sampling Technician must conduct clearance testing. Cleaning Verification Procedure After completion of cleaning, the Certified Renovator must visually inspect the work area to confirm that it is free of dust, debris, or residue. For exterior projects, when work areas have passed the visual inspection, the project is complete and the area may be turned over to the occupants. For interior projects, when work areas have passed the visual inspection, the cleaning verification procedure is performed by wiping all dust collection surfaces in the work area with a wet, disposable cleaning cloth and comparing that cloth visually to a cleaning verification card. Dust collection surfaces include window sills, countertops and floors. Cleaning verification cards are available by calling the National Lead Information Center at LEAD (5323). Cleaning verification may only be performed by an EPA Certified Renovator if renovations covered by the Renovation, Repair and Painting rule were performed. 24
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Shell's chief executive officer tells CNBC that natural gas prices likely will stay low this year and need to go higher before companies can justify additional shale drilling for the fuel.
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"Natural gas prices in the U.S. have tumbled from their record high of just over $13 as the shale-gas boom has created a supply glut.
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Chesapeake Energy Corp,the Oklahoma-based firm is the No. 1 driller in Ohio.
Rig Count Interactive Map by Baker Hughes, an energy services company.
Shale Sheet Fracking, a Youngstown Vindicator blog.
National Geographic's The Great Shale Rush.
The Ohio Environmental Council, a statewide eco-group based in Columbus.
Earthjustice, a national eco-group.
People's Oil and Gas Collaborative-Ohio, a grass-roots group in Northeast Ohio.
Concerned Citizens of Medina County, a grass-roots group.
No Frack Ohio, a Columbus-based grass-roots group.
Fracking: Gas Drilling's Environmental Threat by ProPublica, an online journalism site.
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My Podcast Interview with Director Kristin Hanggi
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This posting veers a bit astray from the film domain that Magic Lantern is primarily focused on — but still stays in the entertainment venue. This is my audio podcast interview with director, Kristin Hanggi who is a Tony Award nominee for her direction of the Broadway smash hit Rock of Ages. She has just directed the world premiere of the musical comedy And the Curtain Rises at the Tony Award-winning Signature Theatre in Arlington, Virginia. As the Theatre's publicist, I had the opportunity — and the great pleasure — to sit down with Ms. Hanggi and have an in-depth discussion on her childhood, her work on Rock of Ages, and of course, her current project here at Signature Theatre. She also addresses her thoughts on what it means being a "female director" in what has been mainly known as a gentleman's club on the Great White Way.
And the Curtain Rises plays at the Signature Theatre until April 10th. Book was written by Michael Slade; Music & Orchestrations by Joseph Thalken; Lyrics by Mark Campbell; Choreography by Josh Walden.
To listen to the interview in its entirety, please click on the following link:
Peter Eramo Interviews Tony Nominated Director Kristin Hanggi for the Signature Theatre Podcast
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I use all of these products, sometimes interchangeably, sometimes daily, and sometimes every so often! Read on for details. Please know that any product mentioned here is what I've found in my honest and personal opinion works for me. That does not mean they are necessarily the best for you. I have not tried every nail care product on the market, but I am very satisfied with of all the products mentioned on this page because they continue to make my nails and hands super happy.
My #1 nail care product for long, strong nails and supple cuticles.
I have personally seen the following results:
- Stronger nails
- Longer nails
- No more brittleness
- Less prone to breaking/cracking due to increased strength and flexibility
- Reduction of 'clear spots' in free edge of nail
- Reduction of 'white spots' in nail bed
- Diminished ridges/uneven areas of nail bed
- Shrunken/diminished cuticles
- Tighter skin around the cuticle (less wrinkles)
- Soft, more supple fingertips
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1. Nail and hand care for daily use at home or on-the-go
First up is my Bliss Kiss trio, all products from My Bliss Kiss. They all contain one essential ingredient to maintaining healthy nails and soft cuticles: Jojoba oil. I use the Bliss Kiss pure nail oil pen at work or when I'm out of the house for a convenient application of the oil to the nail (don't forget under the nail) without the mess. When I'm around the house or sometimes before bed, I'll apply the nail oil straight from the bottle by adding a tiny drop to each nail and then massaging it into the nail/cuticle. My Bliss Kiss sells a starter kit with a pen and a bottle, which is what I started out with before falling in love :). You can apply the oil at any time, whether your nails are painted or not. I generally apply it 3 to 8 times a day depending on where I am. It gets addictive cause it feels so soft!
I also recently got the Bliss Kiss Simply Sealed lotion stick after seeing the results I had with their nail oil. It's a very unique product as it comes in solid form like a lip balm, but melts with the heat of your body when you apply it to the skin. This product leaves a water-resistant barrier/film behind, which helps prevent water from penetrating the skin/around the nail, in turn preserving the nail's oils and preventing them from drying out. I use it in place of hand lotions, but I like to change it up every so often and will still apply hand lotions at other times during the day. I have the "crisp" scented version (there is also unscented), which is a refreshing citrus scent.
On that note, another nail care tip is to AVOID WATER. Yes, that's almost like saying avoid oxygen, I know. When water is absorbed by your nails they flatten out, are more prone to polish chipping, and become weaker as a result of reduced oil levels. Don't submerge your hands in water unless you have to (i.e., shower, please still do this), but if you're going to wash the dishes then throw on a pair of rubber gloves.
I've done a more comprehensive review of Bliss Kiss nail oil in a seperate post: click here to see my nail transformation in photos. To read more about what this nail oil can do for you, and for some amazing customer before and after photos and results, check out this page.
I wear cotton gloves to bed after applying these products maybe every other night or when I feel like my hands and nails are particularily parched (after a weekend-long nail art marathon, perhaps). The cotton gloves let your skin breathe overnight but also keeps the moisturizers you've applied locked in to soak into your hands/nails and keeps them away from ruining your bed sheets. You can pick up cotton gloves at your local drug and beauty store.
Using a rich shea butter hand cream can really do wonders for your hands. I love the super rich moisturizing properties of True Blue Spa's Shea Butter Super Rich Body Cream. They also make a body butter which I'd love to try, but haven't got around to buying it yet. Clearly I'm almost out of this mini, so I best be going to pick up more soon! It leaves behind a very thick/oily residue, hence why I only really recommend it at night or when you're not going to touching much (definitely not your smart phone!).
Cuticle creams/butter offer extra softening and moisturizing benefits when you allow them to soak in overnight. I alternate between Burt's Bee's Lemon Butter Cuticle Cream and Hoofer's Choice Cuticle & Nail Cream which you can pick up from your local drug store and Sally's Beauty stores, respectively. The Burt's Bee's cream is more pomade-like in texture and Hoofer's Choice is like a very thick masque-like cream. Burt's Bee's definitely smells better (lemon), and Hoofer's Choice has a weird not-so-appealing smell, but hey, apparently it was invented for use on horses to keep their hooves healthy, so I'm not too surprised. That's why I only use it at night!
Next, I'll apply a generous amount of an inexpensive cuticle oil to my nails, cuticles and surrounding area in order to maximize the retention of oil in my nail area and minimize the drying effects of nail polish remover. I use a cheap cuticle oil as opposed to Bliss Kiss in effort to preserve my precious oil for when I'm not just going to be wiping it off. Pictured is Pro FX Apricot Cuticle Oil which I got at Walmart for under $5CAD.
To remove my nail polish I use Beauty Secrets nourishing acetone-based nail polish remover which you can pick up from any Sally's Beauty store. Many have argued that non-acetone based removers are better for your nails, but this is actually a myth because acetone is far more efficient at removing nail polish, thus your nails are exposed to the chemicals for a much shorter period of time. Yes, acetone is very drying, but that's why it's important to take steps to counteract that dryness with the sealant stick and/or slathering your fingers with cuticle oil.
When removing your nail polish, it's important to do so with one clean swoop of a cotton ball or cotton pad. As you'll see in the video below, if you press down firmly with the remover-soaked pad and hold for 10-20 seconds and then proceed to 'push' the polish off from the cuticle to the tip of your nail it will almost completely come off in one clean swipe. My Bliss Kiss has a helpful article that discusses this further, in the context of preventing nail staining. This polish removal method mentioned was actually first popularized by Deborah Lippmann.
To remove my cuticles (which is the thin layer of tissue riding on the nail plate, NOT the actual skin that's part of your finger - see here), I use Sally Hansen's Instant Cuticle Remover and a cuticle pusher that you can pick up at your local drug/beauty store. This remover product may not be the best out there (I haven't tried many others), but it's cheap and cheerful and I find it works well. I simply apply a couple drops of the gel-based remover on my cuticles after I've removed my polish, let sit for about 15 seconds, and then gently push back with the flat end of the cuticle pusher. I only do this about once a week. Never cut or scrape off the skin surrounding your nail with cuticle nippers unless you want to take live skin with it and cause open wounds and sores.
To file my nails I've generally used a high grit file, but recently got a new red glass file from My Bliss Kiss and am loving it. Glass or crystal files leave less rough edges and seal the filed end with little to no fraying. It is important to file only in one direction to prevent nail splitting, from corner to center. Read more about nail files and which one is right for you here.
I never buff my nails unless I have the odd peeling nail (though this rarely occurs since I began to consistently use Bliss Kiss nail oil). Buffing your nails, whether to remove ridges or to remove a layer of staining, is essentially shaving off layers of nail and can be detrimental to your overall nail strength.
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A note about nail strengtheners: You will notice that I haven't included any in here. That's because I no longer use them. I did at one time use OPI's Nail Envy strengthening base coat for about a three week period, but I stopped using it once my nails had reached an acceptable level of strength/durability. I do NOT recommend wearing a nail strengthener as a base coat for every mani in perpetuity, in fact this will likely cause your nails to break from being so hard. I know this from experience. Choosing a nail strengthener and knowing when your nails actually need it and for how long should be based on your individual nail state situation. Check out this article which offers a very educated and informed discussion about whether a nail strengthener is right for you.


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2006-01-27 at 11:18:00 am #13979
Konica Minolta adjusts focus and cuts 3,700 jobs
TOKYO — Konica Minolta
Holdings said last week that it will pull out of its money-losing
camera business and will sell part of a plant, development knowledge
and other assets for digital cameras to Sony.
The company will focus on technologies that don't cater directly to
consumers, including optics, copiers, medical equipment and device
parts used for displays.
Terms of the agreement with Sony were not disclosed. The Japanese
equipment maker and Sony have developed single-lens-reflex digital
cameras together since last July.
Tokyo-based Konica Minolta will cut 3,700 jobs, or 11 percent of its
global work force of 33,000, including early retirement by Sept. 30,
2007, the company said. The company provided no regional breakdown,
spokeswoman Yuko Ogiso said.
The company said the global camera and photo business has been rapidly
dwindling, making it difficult to make profits in those operations.
Thursday's decisions are part of the company's reform efforts that
began last year.
It was the second time in as many weeks that a major Japanese camera
maker announced a major change in strategy. Earlier this month, Nikon,
which helped popularize the 35mm camera five decades ago, said it will
stop making most of its film cameras to concentrate on digital models.
Nikon said it wanted to focus on "business categories that continue to
demonstrate the strongest growth" as film cameras sales keep shrinking.
It also will stop making most of its manual-focus lenses.
Most of the company's autofocus lenses work with manual-focus bodies,
however. Also, German optical company Carl Zeiss is widely reported to
be planning a line of manual-focus lenses for Nikon bodies.
Nikon did not give firm dates for the discontinuation of its products, but said that sales will cease as supplies are depleted.
Major competitor Canon still makes five models of single-lens reflex
film cameras. At the lower end of the market, Eastman Kodak announced
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God commanded the Israelites to stay home and not work on the sabbath. God did not command the Christians to go to church on saturday and refrain from going to church on sunday.
God commanded the Israelites to do a lot of other things regarding the sabbath, such as executing people who break the sabbath, for example. Do you execute sabbath-breakers? Or do you think "Go to church on saturday" is a good enougn approximation to what God commanded the Israelites to do?
You can't focus on one detail "what day is the sabbath" and ignore all the other details, such as "who did God command to keep the sabbath", "why did He command them to keep the sabbath", "what did He command them to do on the sabbath".
Nowhere in the ten commandments or anywhere else in the bible did God command "Christians must go to church on saturday".
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The Israelites were God's people coming out of Egypt. There were no Christians at the time. The Israelites were being reminded of God's law. God's 10C law has been from creation where God rested the 7th day. This was before there was any Israel. Noah kept the law; Abraham kept the law. All God's people follow God's law.
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Here is a direct quote from the ten commandments:
And remember that thou wast a servant in the land of Egypt, and that the Lord thy God brought thee out thence through a mighty hand and by a stretched out arm: therefore the Lord thy God commanded thee to keep the sabbath day.
(Deuteronomy 5:12-15)
Neither Adam and Eve, Abraham, nor Noah were slaves in Egypt rescued by God. Nor were the Christians rescued from slavery in Egypt by God. It was the Israelites, nobody else. God only commanded the Israelites to keep the sabbath.
There is no way people can change any of the commandments in the old testament to "Christians must go to church on saturday". If you are willing to change Israelites to Christians, change stay at home and don't work to go to church, then why even bother pretending you are obeying what God commanded?
* God did not make a commandment requiring Christians to go to church on saturday.
* God did not make a commandment forbidding Christians from going to church on sunday.
* Christians can go to church on any day they want to.
* God commanded the Israelites to do many things on the sabbath. Nobody who says they are keeping the sabbath obeys all those commandments.
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West Bromwich Albion appear to have slapped a lavish price tag on defender Jonny Evans, amid reports that they will only consider selling their Northern Ireland star to Premier League rivals Arsenal for a massive £25m.
Evans is believed to be on a list of possible defensive targets drawn up by Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, who has confirmed that he is eager to sign central defensive cover in the final days of this summer's transfer window following injuries to Per Mertesacker and Gabriel.
While Wenger has confirmed that he is in talks to sign Valencia defender Shkodran Mustafi, Arsenal's failure to agree a fee for the German international has sparked rumours of a fresh move for Evans.
The former Manchester United defender impressed during Northern Ireland's Euro 2016 campaign in France this summer, but the arrival of the 28-year-old Belfast-born star would be something of a surprise move from Wenger.
So Arsenal are quoted £25m for Jonny Evans? If Wenger needed evidence that getting deals done early was cost effective, there it is 😳 #AFC— Kevin Palmer (@RealKevinPalmer) August 22, 2016
However, the Arsenal boss is under huge pressure to add to his limited squad after their collected just one point from their first two Premier League games of the new season, leaving the Gunners five points behind Manchester United, Chelsea and Manchester City.
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Linc Ketchum hadn't been a pussycat before the fire at the T Bar K burned his hands, but now he was next to impossible. And he knew no woman would put up with him, especially not Nevada Ortiz, the so-called nurse that Linc's cousin had sent to take care of him.
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The streets have been hailing Kid Ink's Rocketshipshawty2 as his return to his mixtape roots and although he's kept it real in the project, he's also shown some flexibility too. Die In It is one of the more fun joints off the tape and the visuals are just as inviting.
After this joint received so much love from his recently dropped Rocketshipshwaty 2 mixtape with Verse on the hook, he decided to drop an extended one with a third verse by, well, Verse. Joint's definitely got a catchy hook and the boys are merely celebrating a mami for her goods.
Music for the soul! Leading up to the drop of Rocketshipshawty2 on the 20th, Kid Ink reflects on the come up and what the future might hold for him. Stream it here and let us know what you think.
Ink says this is the last leak off his upcoming mixtape Rocketshipshawty2 which means we're approaching the drop since he didn't give us a timeframe for the release. Can I just say that Murda Beatz is on a roll lately and on this joint he doesn't fall short what with


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