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jajaja thanks for your answer
must apreciate ^^
I'l be happy if i have more songs of Decrepit Birth From "Polarity" Album
they have more hardest songs in the album that "The Resonance" Like:
Polarity ~
Symbiosis ~
Sea of Memories ~
jajaja if i have any of this songs i couldn't Complete the song for the Hardest difficulty LOL
But i'lbe Happy jajaja
Thanks for Put me attention ^^
Keep with the Good Work ^^
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Any chances you guys can get Children of Bodom, Cradle of Filth, and Dimmu Borgir since you're partners with Nuclear Blast? That would be awesome. I already posted songs in the general RBN request thread for these bands...
More from Dimmu Borgir would be nice~
"In Death's Embrace", "Mourning Palace", "Hybrid Stigmata - The Apostasy", "Dreamside Dominions", "Progenies of the Great Apocalypse"
Children of Bodom -
"Kissing The Shadows", "Follow The Reaper", "Silent Night, Bodom Night", "Towards Dead End", "Bed of Razors", "Lake Bodom"
Cradle of Filth -
"Nymphetamine", "The Foetus of a New Day Kicking", "Her Ghost in the Fog", "Nemesis", "From the Cradle to Enslave", "Cruelty Brought Thee Orchids"
Lionel Richie - "Running with the Night"
Camel - "Lady Fantasy"
Type O Negative, Bad Brains, Madonna
Dire Straits, Interpol, The Strokes
When is Escape the Day coming out, dammit?
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Hey ASP, last night it was announced that Suicide Silence signed to Nuclear Blast. I know a bunch of people would love to see more of them, once they release album with NB maybe you could get a same time release?
[ ] Cold
[ ] MOAR The Used
[ ] New Found Glory
[ ] Sevendust
[ ] Saliva
[ ] The Color Morale
Please Bring Nile to Rockband ^^
I't Will be Awesome have this Kind of Songs in RBN
Black Seeds of Vengeance ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJERkL8Qmyg
The Inevitable Degradation of Flesh ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djnhWU42_AY
Permitting The Noble Dead To Descend to the Underworld ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IVF8WYxRU8
Ramses Bringer of War ~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwcRXbVC4k8
To Be The Hardest Songs IN RB Library. (Can i not Be possible to complete for the hardes difficulty.LOL but i.l be happy. jajaja)
I'lbe Happy Forever if a Have Songs from Nile
and I'l have lucky. Why ASP Working with ''Relapse Records' and 'Nuclear Blast Records''
Thanks for Put Me attention. ^^
Keep with the Good Work. ^^
DLC:Wishlist~Septicflesh,Deicide,Morbid Angel,Cannibal Corpse,Nile,Pantera,
Vital Remains,Decapitated,Death,Sepultura.Tool.
My List Never Ends
Arr! Happy Talk Like a Pirate day!
Alestorm be t` perfect band t` celebrate with! Grab some grog and put on ye pirate hats. Play Shipwrecked and Back Through Time for t` ultimate pirate experience. Smartly, me lass, unless ye be a land lubber...
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Hey ASP,
Any chance we can get a status update on that Hopes Die Last song that was in a community thread a few months ago, too stoked for Unleash Hell!
[ ] Cold
[ ] MOAR The Used
[ ] New Found Glory
[ ] Sevendust
[ ] Saliva
[ ] The Color Morale
Glad to see you're excited about it! (I am too!!).
We've got somebody working on it. I don't know how far along he is exactly, but I imagine it'll be ready for testing soon!


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Part 3 - Descent to Briançon
Refuge Napoleon
Just below the summit of the Izoard, the Refuge Napoleon is a famous watering hole for tired cyclists. It serves some of the best cakes in the Alps, with open fires and sepia prints of Coppi et al on the walls. There will probably be a feed station here.
Pine and oak
The descent of the north side of the Izoard is beautiful. The road is narrow but well surfaced with tight switchbacks. It descends the steep Izoard valley rapidly through the ancient Péméant forest of oak and pine.
After 5km the road straightens for a long fast burn up. You can push it way past 65kmh here. But be careful. There is a sharp right hand hairpin after a few hundred metres with little warning (and only a small barricade). There will be crashes here.
Cerveyrette valley
The descent opens out after the hamlet of Le Laus and drops down to the village of Cervières. A left turn takes you into the forested Cerveyrette gorge. The road here is smooth and fast. Apart from a short uphill drag 3km after Cervières you should be able to make good time here.
As the valley opens out you'll soon see Briançon, nestling at the confluence of four rivers. The final descent into the town is twisty and narrow. You'll need to take care here.
Briançon is the biggest town of the region, with a fortress and old town perched on a rocky outcrop. Fortunately, the Etape route skirts the centre to the left, through industrial and retail parks.
The grey industrial buildings, graffiti and hypermarkets feel grubby and alien after thin air and majesty of the Col d'Izoard. It will be late morning and hot by now, and you're only half way there.
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Chantal's best year in racing was in 2010 where made over $8,778,038 with 152 wins. Her best race she's ever won was the G1 Santa Anita Handicap as Chantal has only won 3 G1's all with Game on Dude. Jennifer Lopez's best selling album was in 2001 when her 2nd album J.Lo which sold over 8 million copies worldwide. Her best selling single was On The Floor which sold over 8.4 digital copies worldwide in 2011. J.Lo was seen more as a singles artist while Chantal is more of a Canadian rider which the majority of her earnings came from.
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TUESDAY, April 5, 1881, 9:30 a. m.SENATE BILLS PASSED.
On motion by Mr. MARVIN, his bill [S. 370] to legalize the incorporation of Kirklin corporation, in Clinton County, was read the second time by title, third time by sections, made a dispensation of the constitutional rule, and passed.
On motion by Mr. RISTINE, his bill [S. 232] allowing City and Town Marshals the same fee and powers as Constables, was read the third time and passed.
On motion by Mr. SPANN the joint resolution [H. R. 7--see page 102 and 107 of the Reports, vol. 20] proposing an amendment to the Constitution forever prohibiting the manufacture, sale or keeping for sale in the State of Indiana spirituous, vinous, malt, or intoxicating liquors, except for medical, scentific, mechanical, and wines for sacramental purposes, and providing for repeating sales for such purposes, was read the first time.
Mr. SPANN moved its reference to the Committee on Temperance.
Mr. CHAPMAN moved to amend by referring it to the Judiciary Committee. He said the Judiciary Committee should examine with reference to the legality of this proposition. In his judgement the second section of this resolution proposes to devolve a power upon the General Assembly not only antagonistic to the bill of rights, but to the essence of republican Government. If it will not stand successfully the scrutiny of the Judiciary Committee it certainly should not be passed by the General Assembly. Amendments to the Constitution should be exceedingly well considered. We have no legal right to submit to the people an amendment not conformably to the billof rights, or to the form of Government under which we live. If this should become a part of the Constitution, under it the General Assembly might invest in one party the right to manufacture all the spirituous, malt or intoxicating liquors used in Indiana. When the Democrats shoulc be in power in the General Assembly they would have men here seeking this monopoly, which would be greater than any one is willing to believe. This would become a large monopoly in the hands of one or two men. In the face of the theory and genius upon which our fathers based this Government, it is proposed to pass this kind of a resolution. It is a serious proposition, and the Judiciary Committee is the proper one to consider the expediency of passing the second, even though it be expedient to pass the first proposition. He saw no need of speeding this matter to an immediate and final vote. These matters can not be examined as they should be on the floor of the Senate to-day. He hoped the Senate will consent to the reference he suggested.
Mr. SPANN moved to instruct the Committee to return the resolution to-morrow morning. He feared, unless instructed, this resolution would sleep the sleep of death in that Committee. He desired this proposition, so near the hearts of the people, to be met fairly and squarely.
Mr. BROWN opposed the instructions, because it was an impeachment of the motives of the Committee to insinuate that it would strangle any measure referred to it. He protested against this attempted stigma being put on that Committee without cause.
Mr. SHAFFER saw no need of referring this resolution to any Committee. The little technical points presented by the Senator from Marion [Mr. Chapman] he did not know were worthy the attention of a Committee.
Mr. KAHLO demanded the previous question, which was seconded by the Senate without a division, severel Senators demanding the yeas and nays.
The main question was ordered, and under the operations of the previous question the resolution was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. SPANN gave notice that he should file a protest against the act of the Chair in not recognizing the constitutional demand for the yeas and nays, which he subsequently submitted in the following words:
We, the undersigned, hereby enter this, our
page: 132[View Page 132]protest, on the journal of the Senate, against the ruling and decision of the Chair when a viva voce vote had been taken on the question of referring House resolution No. 7 to the Committee on Judiciary with instructions, and before said vote was announced. Senators Bundy, Spann and Foster demanded the yeas and nays, but the Chair disregarding said demand refused to give the said Senators a call of the roll for the ayes and nays. And we hereby protest against the ruling of the President of the Senate, regarding it as the right of Senators and a question of the highest privilege to have a call of the Senate for the ayes and nays when demanded at the proper time.
JESSE J. SPANN, Rush County,
BUNDY, Henry County,
E. R. WILSON, Jefferson
A. H. SHAFFER, Huntington
SIMEON T. YANCEY, Hancock
T. J. FOSTER, Allen County.
The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR--The Chair desires to state that this paper don't set forth the facts as the Chair understands them. There was no demand or voice of any kind heard by the Chair for the yeas and nays on the final vote. A few Senators sat in their places yelling out something like a call for the yeas and nays, but they were out of order, because they didn't address the Chair. They have no right to demand the yeas and nays without addressing the Chair. The Senate will ear me out in the statement that in no case has the yeas and nays been denied by the Chair on a proper demand.
Mr. MENZIES desired to enter a protest against any ruling that looks to depriving any two members of their constitutional right to demand the yeas and nays, even after the result of a vote is announced.
The Senate resumed consideration of the bill [H. R. 367--see pages 225 and 237, of volume 14, these Reports.] concerning criminal procedure, commencing at Section 102.
On motion by Mr. TRAYLOR, Section 103, defining what an indictment is, was stricken out.
Mr. MAJOR called up his bill [S. 269] to relinquish the right of the State to certain lands (some 9,000 acres) in the bed of Beaver Lake, in Newton County, which was read the second time, together with lengthy majority and minority reports from the Judiciary Committee, the former favorable and the latter unfavorable to the passage of the bill.
Mr. LANGDON understood this bill is to take from the proper forum--the Courts of the country--a dispute as to the ownership of these lands. Such measures should never come into the General Assembly, inasmuch as the Courts of the country provide full relief. He moved to indefinitely postpone the bill.
Mr. BROWN opposed the motion to indefinitely postpone the bill. He thought the bill right; that the State can not afford to allow this suit to be prosecuted, in justice and right to her citizens. It is a disputed question whether or not the Courts can grant relief. If that were an undisputed question he would be willing to relieve the Legislature of it. Has the conduct of the State been such that the State should uphold the claim? If it goes to the Courts it is a legal and not a conceivable question. He insisted the State should not prosecute this suit. The State stood by and saw some $16,000 worth of improvements made upon this land, and yet an Attorney General, without asking the advice of the Legislature, seeks to take away these improvements. When the State recognized the fact she did not own these lands by gathering taxes from those in possession of the lands, she merely stated facts without argument, or an attempt to draw conclusions. This is only a grasping effort of some to line their own pockets, and would fix a blot upon the State which it would take ages to wipe out.
Mr. GRUBBS regarded this as a question whether or not the State would quit claim her title to some 9,000 acres--a question now pending in the Courts of Newton County, and the United States Courts also. He insisted the proper place to settle this question is in the Courts. We are asked to do this against the protest of the Attorney General of the State. The Courts have full authority to settle the legal as well as equitable questions involved in this case. No estoppel can grow up against the State because she receipted taxes on these lands under the circumstances that have surrounded these lands.
Mr. BELL insisted that the State ought, under all circumstances, to act justly and do right, and be ready at all times to set the example of right-doing and just action. The question here is whether the State, having the power, will deal wrongfully with her citizens. He recited the facts in the case as he understood them, and yielded for a recess till 2 p. m.
Mr. WHITE, from the Committee of Free Conference thereon, reported an amendment to his Coal Oil Inspector bill [S. 25] that said Inspector shall appoint a deputy in each Congressional District, except the one in which he resides.
The report was concurred in.
Mr. BELL continued: The State Attorney General of course, as the Attorney of the State, desires this case shall be prosecuted because there is a good fat fee in it for that officer. In justice to those interested he asked that this matter shall not be indefinitely postponed. He preferred to see the bill fall for want of time. Senators are in haste, restless and uneasy, but let the bill pass over till time can be had for a full and fair discussion.
Mr. COMSTOCK thought the State can afford to do justice, and risk controversies between citizens to the Courts. This bill proposes to take from Courts questions that properly belong to Courts. If any injustice was likely to be done to any citizen, he would not be a party to that injustice; but it is not doing violence to any principle of right to allow these questions to be decided by the proper tribunal. He should vote for the indefinite postponement of the bill.
The motion was rejected--yeas, 18; nays 19.
On motion by Mr. CHAPMAN, the bill and reports were laid on the table--yeas, 22; nays, 16.
The Senate returned to the bill H. R. 367.
Mr. BROWN moved to strike out that part of Section 108 requiring the Prosecuting Attorney to put in writing motions to nol pros. and read reasons therefor in open Court. That is a useless clause for the reason that the action of the Court in refusing a nolle prosequi can not be reviewed.
Mr. COMSTOCK said there were undoubtedly many ceases in which the authority given the Prosecuting Attorney under this section has been abused; but the section had better remain as it is.
Mr. GRAHAM saw no reason sufficient to require this written notice. He favored the motion to strike out.
Mr. MENZIES thought it might act as a deterrent from not prosecuting many cases--especially liquor cases. The Prosecuting Attorney will treat indictments with a little more seriousness if required to put his reasons in writing for all cases nolle prossed on his motion.
The amendment was rejected by yeas, 18; nays, 20.
Mr. GARRIGUS moved to amend Section 14 so that no Judge shall suffer a defendant to go at large on his own recognizance.
Mr. BUNDY opposed the amendment. It would put a petty offender in Jail, when a recognizance should be taken at the discretion of the Judge.
page: 133[View Page 133]Mr. GARRIGUS insisted this matter ought to be regulated by law. Where the Judge is a man of large sympathy criminals are turned loose on their own recognizances.
The amendment was rejected on a division--yeas, 12; nays, 12--the Lieutenant Governor deciding.
Mr. GRAHAM moved to amend Section 153 by inserting the words "such cost as the Court may adjudged to be paid to him" in place of the words "all costs."
Mr. HENRY opposed the amendment. No Court would forfeit the recognizance of a prisoner when sick or unable to attend.
The amendment was adopted by yeas, 20; nays, 15.
Mr. BUNDY offered an amendment to Section 188 to make it more definite by inserting the word "tenant" after the word "bailee" where it twice occurs.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr. BUNDY desired to restrict the number of changes of venue to one from the Judge and one from the County, and he so moved to amend. As the section now stands these may be indefinite changes.
The amendment was agreed to by--yeas, 18; nays, 17.
Mr. GRAHAM moved to strike out Section 215, as the fee bill makes provision for Sheriff's compensation, and this would but add to that officer's compensation.
This motion was rejected.
Mr. WOOD introduced a bill [S. 372] defining the Thirty-ninth Judcial Circuit-Carroll, White and Pulaski--which was read the first time.
Mr. VAN VORHIS, from the Committee on Free Conference, submitted a report on the bill [H. R. 36] for the protection of sheep, which lies over under the rules for one day, objection being made to its immediate consideration.
On motion by Mr. COMSTOCK, the bill [H. R. 378] to amend the general city incorporation law, with Senate amendments disqualifying a Councilman from holding any other office during the term for which he is elected, and authorizing a general levy of taxes for sewer construction, was considered as engrossed, read the third time and passed.
The Senate took a recess till 7:30 o'clock, with the understanding that the decedent's estate bill [H. R. 351] will be read the third time and no other business transacted.
Mr. Viehe took the chair and directed the Clerk to read the bill [H. R. 351] providing for the settlement and distribution of decedents' estates. When he had declared the third reading completed--
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By Sheetal Babu, special to the Henrico Citizen 06/07/11
Members of the Older Dominion Partnership gathered last month in Henrico to educate Virginians about the importance of creating awareness and working together to conquer the difficulties of aging, at the Age Wave Summit II Conference.
The head committee arrived at the all-day conference May 19, held at Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Virginia in Henrico, equipped with words of motivation to tackle "the promise, not the problem, of aging." As its motto says, the Older Dominion Partnership (ODP) exists to help the quickly aging citizens of Virginia who might be facing shortages in affordable senior housing, professional healthcare, care management and home care. The partnership is a nonprofit program started by businesses and foundations to raise Virginia's state of aging preparedness. Since Virginia's 65-and-older population is predicted to double to 1.8 million by 2030, the partnership is providing an independent program to help the elderly ride the age wave. Its goal is to offer people assured security and to let Virginia lead the nation into a new period of safe aging. The first speaker, Richmond Times-Dispatch Publisher Thomas Silvestri, was quick to talk about the problems that Virginia faces. The public's aging population might want to take care of the aging issues, but it is not ready, he said. Not only did Silvestri discuss the problem with financial support, but he also highlighted the fact that the public's desire for action fell short. "There is no urgency," Silvestri said. "That has to change…awareness is the first step, but Virginia needs our kick to get there. "It's important to spend time in the community rather than in conference rooms. Virginia has all the history to lead the new age wave, but the federal government isn't ready." Once everyone is on board, he believes that Virginia will master the age wave. Silvestri got the audience keyed up for the upcoming afternoon by chanting, "I don't want to be mad as hell, I want to avoid a disaster." Expectations discussed As a member of the Virginia House of Delegates since 2001, in addition to being a practicing physician, Virginia Delegate John O'Bannon (R-73rd District) holds a unique perspective on the age wave topic. During his "Boomers Meet Medicare – What Now?" address at the summit, O'Bannon talked specifically about the expectations of boomers and the role of Medicare in their lives. "Technology is lengthening people's lives," O'Bannon said. "Medical breakthroughs will come to make people healthy, but there will always be health problems. Medicare needs to change to accommodate the agers." The boomers might expect to stay alive longer and continue to do what they want; however there are still concerns about the burden of chronic illness to deal with. "Americans do what they want first and then they worry about consequences later," O'Bannon said. Three testimonials discussed why the ODP mattered to the community. "This room symbolizes the long bench. Right now, it's not as deep," said Virginia Association of Area Agencies on Aging (V4A) representative Courtney Tierney. She emphasized the importance of working together and utilizing ODP's resources for everyone's benefit. "Individually, we can't scratch the surface, but together with data, we can do it." The V4A strives to provide resources and policies that will help the elderly lead meaningful lives. Jeanne McCusker from Home Instead Senior Care in Charlottesville underscored similar points. "This is a global issue like the energy crisis, financial crisis and the environmental crisis," McCusker said. "To change the face of aging, we need companionship instead of isolation." The 2011 Age Ready Indicators Survey conducted by the ODP gives the public an idea of whether or not seniors and boomers feel they are ready to face the age wave. The 5,000 respondents were contacted by mail, phone or online. Some of the responses were obtained through 30-minute interviews. In total, 164 questions were asked. When questioned about their quality of life, 75 percent of seniors and 70 percent of boomers answered that their lives were very good or excellent whereas. Out of all the respondents, 61 percent of seniors and 48 percent of boomers felt that they were personally well prepared to navigate the challenges of aging. On the other hand, fewer thought that their community was prepared. Only 32 percent of seniors and 16 percent of boomers agreed that their communities were well prepared. According to the survey, 29 percent of seniors and 40 percent of boomers felt either often or sometimes lonely. Comparing 1980 and 2011, frequent loneliness decreased slightly. In the workforce, a very low percentage felt that they had ever been discriminated against because of age. A high percentage of both seniors and boomers received no public assistance and stated that they did not need it. About four in ten of those aged 65-and-older have a chronic illness. Nearly half of the seniors and boomers who participated in the survey had visited a doctor due to injury or illness within the past two years. After collecting the survey results, the ODP plans to work on the problem areas in order to improve the standard of aging in Virginia. |
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Virginia Blood Services (VBS), the sole supplier of blood for more than 20 hospitals throughout the state of Virginia, is in need of blood donors to help replenish the local blood supply over the holidays.
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The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
Slated to begin play in the fall of 2014, Richmond United will field U13/14, U15/16 and U17/18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. The teams will train and play home games at two of the top soccer specific complexes in the nation, Ukrop Park and Striker Park. > Read more.
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Plant-Wide Energy Assessment Boosts Savings
Base-level analysis reveals potential savings of $1.5 million annually.
While it's a little more time consuming, a plant-wide assessment approach yields better results compared to a piecemeal approach — more than justifying the extra effort and resources. In this case study, Formosa Plastics Corporation, U.S.A. partnered with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to assess the energy efficiency of the company's linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) plant in Point Comfort, Texas.
The plant manufactures polyethylene pellets for downstream customers that produce plastic consumer products. The primary production process is polymerization, converting ethylene into useful and stable polyethylene pellets. Four process units carry out production: namely, the catalyst preparation unit, prepolymerization unit, polymerization unit and the additives and pelletizing unit. The process requires electricity, water, natural gas, nitrogen and steam utilities.
Staff from the plant's operations and engineering departments and a consulting firm made up the energy assessment team. The consulting firm developed two decision tools for the assessment. The team used benchmark data to calculate sustainability metrics that identified the energy intensity (kWh required per pound of product) for each process area. They also calculated practical minimum energy (PME) or base-level energy requirements through a pinch analysis and a fluid-handling analysis to determine the minimum energy needed to compress and transfer liquids from one process to another. PME data also helped identify cost-benefit effects of implementing process improvements with investment criteria of 2–3-year payback.
The assessment revealed five projects that could save energy, increase productivity, and reduce waste and environmental emissions.
Upgrade the gas compressor impeller. The gas compressor that recovers ethylene discharged from the polymerization reactor along with polyethylene used a significant amount of energy. The assessment team recommended an open-type impeller design that would consume 14% less electricity than the existing closed-type impeller under the same operating conditions. The new impeller also would reduce potential polyethylene buildup, which can cause blockages and cut operating efficiency.
Improve the product transfer system. In studying the product transfer system's equipment and operation, the team identified that 14 blowers, with a combined rating of 3,500 hp, were used to transfer LLDPE resin through various process steps. Because these processes require a significant amount of electricity, the team suggested two steps: increase the transfer rate, and reduce the idle time between product transfers through production control and distributive control system monitoring. During the assessment, the first step was implemented immediately in one area. Reducing the idle time alone resulted in electricity cost savings estimated at $133,760/yr.
Improve extruder system heating. The first four sections of the extruder system are used to melt the powder fed into the extruder. An electric heating element with a water-cooling system maintains the correct melting temperature. The assessment team found that the cooling water flow and the heating element temperature weren't optimal, consuming more electricity and cooling. Hence, the team developed a better control plan for the heating element, reducing its temperature range, and upgrading the cooling water manifold.
Recover steam condensate. Steam provides the heat needed for the LLDPE production process. The plant originally was designed to discharge steam condensate into the cooling tower as a source of cooling tower makeup water. Water used to produce steam must be demineralized before it's fed to boilers or other steam-producing devices. After analyzing the pros and cons, the team recommended transferring steam condensate to the plant's waste-heat boiler for use as pure feed water makeup. This would save $56,000 annually, due to less use of pure feed water makeup for the boiler and natural gas. The project also reduced the amount of pure water required in the extrusion area.
Optimize the vent blower system. During a historical data review and field operation check of the system, the team found that a much smaller system would meet venting requirements. The newly installed, smaller vent blower system saves $35,840/yr in energy costs.
In total, the assessment identified potential fuel savings of 115,000 MMBtu and electricity savings of 14 million kWh for an annual cost savings of $1.5 million and means to increase productivity and reduce environmental emissions. The team also generated a list of PME standards for LLDPE processes.
Source: Project Fact sheet, Office of Industrial Technologies, Energy Efficiency, U.S. DOE
VEN V. VENKATESAN is Chemical Processing's Energy Columnist. You can e-mail him at email@example.com
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Posted: Thu Mar 8th, 2007 01:58 am |
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Correct Cuz Steven. The ancestor was Henry Hale Cone, originally from Connecticutt. Received a land of grant of about 500 acres for serving in the siege of Bexar the December prior to the Alamo. Siege of Bexar was the Texicans taking the Alamo from the Mexican Army. He later moved to Houston, was a surgeon there and died in the 1850's. My cone line is on another Texas Cone limb who came down to Texas from Ohio in the 1830's. Do you have any information on a Thomas Cone, pvt 21st TN Cav, who died at Camp Chase Jan. 24,1865. Doc C |
Posted: Thu Mar 8th, 2007 02:28 am |
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I will see what what I can Find Cousin Doc. C regards |
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You probably have this information already, but its no trouble to send it. Re: PVT Thomas Cone, here is the Find-A-Grave memorial. It gives the date of birth, the fact that he was in Co. D of the 21st TN Cav, and the burial plot #. Pvt Thomas Cone (1835 - 1865) - Find A Grave Memorial You mentioned relatives settling in Houston before the Civil War. There was one in Houston before the war who served in the Texas legislature before the war and during the war was a staff officer of General Magruder's. So- you might be related to this Horace Cone. Handbook of Texas Online: Last edited on Thu Mar 8th, 2007 02:34 am by Texas Defender |
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Texas Defender we are He also lobbied unsuccessfully for a Houston-New Orleans railroad as a "military necessity." & took a bold stand and presented a petition to the House for a special act to allow Peter Allen, a free black barber who had fought for the Confederate Army at Shiloh, to reside in the state. Cone was defeated, and Allen was not allowed to remain free. regards |
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Glad to see there are some Alamo aficionados in the group. Next to The War of Northern Aggression, the Alamo has been and still is one of my great passions. I have been to San Antonio many times and I still get that sense of awe and reverance as I did the first time I went there. |
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Glad to see there are some Alamo aficionados in the group. Next to The War of Northern Aggression, the Alamo has been and still is one of my great passions. I have been to San Antonio many times and I still get that sense of awe and reverance as I did the first time I went there. |
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An addition to this old topic. Many of the original Texans (Americans who migrated there in the early 19th century) did not want to break away from Mexico. Many of them wanted the Mexican government to allow them to keep their slaves which the government had earlier allowed them to do in difference to the rest of Mexico which outlawed the practice in the rest of the country. Doc C |
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I've gained interest in the Alamo since I found out I had an ancestor there during 1836. I traced the Dimmett/Dimmitt branch of our family tree and came across Phillip Dimmitt as a 2nd cousin. From what I've read he was sent out from the Alamo to get reinforcements when the Mexicans launched their final assault. I plan on visiting the Alamo hopefully in the next year or two. What are some good books in reading up on the Alamo and the Texas Independence movement? |
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BHR62- Here is a bio of Philip Dimmitt: DIMMITT, PHILIP | The Handbook of Texas Online| Texas State Historical Associa And a short discussion about Dimmitt's Landing: DIMITT'S LANDING | The Handbook of Texas Online| Texas State Historical Associ As far as books go, there are many. But if you wish to learn a lot in a very short time, I would recommend: A TIME TO STAND, by Walter Lord. It is a very old book, first published in 1961. Obviously, much new information has been learned about people and events in the past 50 years. But its a good primer. A excellent source for everything relating to the Alamo, the Texas Revolution, and Texas history in general is The Handbook of Texas Online: The Handbook of Texas Online | Texas State Historical Association (TSHA) Last edited on Fri Dec 2nd, 2011 02:19 pm by Texas Defender |
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Thanks Texas! Interesting how the Mexican raiding party in 1841 bypassed Dimmitt's business competitors and got him. I will have to do some cutting and pasting out of these links you gave me and add them to the ancestry.com tree info. |
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-- the debt ceiling fight is delayed for now -- So what do you.
-- Republican senator Mike Lee joins me from Capitol Hill.
Senator lead thanks for coming nine.
You know I think a lot of Americans are surprised to hear right now.
That we still have this sequestration problem in place with all of the wrangling that we've seen going on the last couple days what's the plan.
You know at this point there is no plan on the table because of the attention is often focused on the debt limit issue.
-- and -- two are related of course because ultimately if not the debt limit itself that is the problem makes this spending that goes on.
That propels us forward -- having to raise the debt limit every six.
Eighteen months because we can't get our spending under control so when we pass this in 2011 when we raise the debt limit then.
What we -- put in place some automatic cuts that would kick in if the super pretty committee couldn't come up with a proposed.
Yeah -- -- -- -- the precipice of that so what do you think it's gonna happen I mean what's the talk.
You know there's a lot of talk in congress about the need to move toward targeted cuts.
-- the same amount -- what were called war.
In the sequestration C sequestration takes a disproportionately large bite out of -- defense infrastructure.
And a lot of people were concerned about that -- that we -- -- spread it out more evenly across all non mandatory spending meeting spending outside of entitlements.
You know one thing that you have put forward and I think it's fantastic as an amendment of the constitution you want to require congress.
To not spend more than it that it may extend it takes -- in taxes I -- if you wanna call taxation making money.
But he can't spend more than it takes and -- are you getting any traction -- not.
Yes -- this is an idea and old idea whose time has finally come and you know it.
Polls show that about 75% of all Americans support this idea most of the state legislatures operate the same way.
And who we need to do this because we need permanent structural spending reform so that we don't find ourselves back in the same position every six to eighteen months and having to raise the debt well.
You want to -- -- spending to 18%.
The gross natural national product.
18% right now we're spending at a rate of about 23%.
And we're looking at some of the other things that you would do.
You would you want -- and historical average of total federal receipts congress can only run a deficit.
Or raise taxes or increase debt if agreed upon by -- two thirds vote.
I mean.
That I like we this sounds but it also sounds like you couldn't possibly get other politicians to greet events.
-- -- where Rome wasn't built and -- Davis is not an easy sell to put on the books right now but we do have a lot of support.
Even within the senate for the idea of a balanced budget amendment.
Let's take the last congress for example last and we have votes on the balance budget amendment we have two proposals we have that actually amendment.
Which got all 47 Republicans then in the senate voting -- we have the Udall a democratic alternative.
Balanced budget amendment proposal which got -- -- Democrats vote for yet those together that 67 votes that's the two thirds margin you need in the senate to propose a balanced but human.
-- there is enough support to get it out it's just we haven't settled on a single proposal and that's what we hope to work toward.
They have good luck we'd love to see it senator Mike -- picks coming out.
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Summer is finally here! A springtime spent mulching, feeding and pruning grew a bounty of plant material in my little garden. The lushness can be truly overwhelming but must be dealt with, and it's luxurious to have such a long list of garden chores.
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It should be a colorful summer in my cottage garden this year - the shabby old rose garden is gone and replanted with healthy, freely-flowering hydrangeas.
Weeds, weeds, weeds ... it is difficult to keep up at this time of year.
As the ground begins to warm up and blossoms are everywhere, the Point starts to buzz again with arrival of cottagers and the opening up of their summer Shangri-las.
Right now in my cottage garden, food is still growing in the veggie patch.
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Autumn a perfect time to consider changing a garden
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Summer is finally here! A springtime spent mulching, feeding and pruning grew a bounty of plant material in my little garden. The lushness can be truly overwhelming but must be dealt with, and it's luxurious to have such a long list of garden chores.
Poorly behaved plants make horrible neighbors
With my garden springing to life, my thoughts have turned to things I wish I had never planted. Each gardener's hate list is personal, and each of us should put some thought into what we might regret before we introduce a plant to our gardens. My personal blacklist is headed by plants that are not well-behaved.
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