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Lamivudine can cause serious, life-threatening side effects. These include lactic acidosis (buildup of acid in the blood), severe liver problems, and pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas) in children at risk for pancreatitis.
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Severe worsening of liver disease has occurred in some people co-infected with hepatitis B virus (HBV) and HIV when they stopped treatment with lamivudine. Tell your health care provider about any new or unusual symptoms after you stop taking lamivudine.
Epivir-HBV is a type of lamivudine used to treat HBV infection. You should not take Epivir-HBV if you have or may have HIV infection. Epivir-HBV does not contain an appropriate dose of lamivudine for treatment of HIV infection, and using Epivir-HBV could cause a person's HIV to become less treatable with lamivudine and some other drugs.
Worsening of liver disease, sometimes causing death, has occurred in people co-infected with hepatitis C virus (HCV) and HIV who were taking anti-HIV medicines and also being treated for HCV with interferon with or without ribavirin. Tell your health care provider about any side effects you have.
While taking lamivudine, it is important to keep all of your appointments with your health care provider.
Lamivudine is a prescription medicine approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of HIV infection in adults and children 3 months of age and older. Lamivudine is always used in combination with other anti-HIV medicines.
Lamivudine is a type of anti-HIV medicine called a nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NRTI). NRTIs work by blocking HIV reverse transcriptase, an HIV enzyme. This prevents HIV from replicating and lowers the amount of HIV in the blood.
Lamivudine does not cure HIV/AIDS. It is not known if lamivudine reduces the risk of passing HIV to other people.
Before taking lamivudine, tell your health care provider:
Lamivudine comes in the following forms and strengths:
Take lamivudine according to your health care provider's instructions.
Always take lamivudine in combination with other anti-HIV medicines.
If you take too much lamivudine, contact your local poison control center (1-800-222-1222) or go to the nearest hospital emergency room right away.
For more information on how to take lamivudine, see the FDA drug label from DailyMed. (DailyMed is a federal website that includes the most recent drug labels submitted to FDA.)
Lamivudine can cause serious, life-threatening side effects. These include lactic acidosis (buildup of acid in the blood), severe liver problems, and pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas) in children at risk for pancreatitis. (See the WARNING above.)
Other possible side effects of lamivudine include:
Tell your health care provider if you have any side effect that bothers you or that does not go away.
These are not all the possible side effects of lamivudine. Ask your health care provider or pharmacist for more information on possible side effects of lamivudine.
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Cabaret Review by Stephen Hanks
"You don't have to review this show, just relax and enjoy it," Lauren Fox told me at around 10:30 pm last night at the Metropolitan Room, before she and the all-star cast she assembled for the one-shot benefit show, Cabaret Rocks the Rockaways, tried to squeeze in one last mini-rehearsal. Unlike some cabaret performers who might say that to a reviewer due to fear a show may not be quite ready for judgement, Fox exuded sincerity even though she and her troop had managed just one full rehearsal-at her parents' home yet.
Fox came up with the idea for a benefit show in early December after witnessing first-hand some of the devastation that hit New York's Rockaways--the vulnerable Queens community on the peninsula of Long Island--during early November's Hurricane Sandy. This rising cabaret young star with an angelic face and voice was also an angel of mercy in the aftermath of the storm, trekking out with some of her friends and cabaret buddies to places like Breezy Point with a plethora of supplies and a wealth of good cheer. Last night's show, the box office proceeds of which will go to Rockaways relief efforts, was a natural outgrowth-but certainly not a culmination-of Fox and company's efforts to help thousands in that area who are still trying to rebuild their homes and their lives.
So any glitches in a fairly hastily put together variety show (a format that for the most part I do not love), could be forgiven and the reviewing mode set to off. But damn, if Lauren (right in photo, with Marissa Mulder) and a group of real cabaret pros didn't pull it off. And starting at 11:30 on a Friday night no less. Not review this show? Are you kidding? If any bunch of performers deserved some recognition for this kind of effort under tough circumstances it was this one. Somehow, I managed to take copious notes, sing along with many of the songs under my breath, and have a blast at the same time.
With a supportive and almost full house ready to rock and roll, Cabaret Rocks the Rockaways got off to a rollicking start with a powerhouse duo of Natalie Douglas and Heather Mac Rae nailing Neil Young's "After the Gold Rush." I got a rush when after Mac Rae sang the second verse of the song, Natalie smiled and laid her head on Heather's shoulder. Next up was a totally rocking Stacy Sullivan on Bob Dylan's "Simple Twist of Faith." If that wasn't enough of a departure for a singer currently dazzling the cabaret world with her Peggy Lee tribute show, Stacy came back later and produced a haunting and understated rendition of Stevie Nicks' "Landslide," featuring great support from the band of Musical Director Jon Weber on piano, Ritt Henn on bass and Ted Stafford on guitar.
Although Fox is definitely more a Joni than a Janis, she had the guts to take on Joplin's "Piece of My Heart," and pulled off an unplugged version featuring just Henn's bass as accompaniment. Ted Stafford, who joined the group just one day before the gig (as a fill in for Peter Calo) but definitely didn't show it, did a audience-pleasing version of the J. Geils Band hit "Centerfold," which culminated (with some urging from the mischievious Henn) with a transition into a "Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, Hey Jude" ending riff. Heather Mac Rae (photo above) returned (with Sullivan, Douglas and Fox--oh my!--as backup) and was gloriously gospel-like on Paul Simon's "Gone at Last." Douglas remained on stage to beautifully backup T. Oliver Reid's subtle and soulful "Desperado" and you could hear the faint sound of an entire audience unable to resist singing along. The biggest surprise of the show may have been next when the usually sweet sounding Marissa Mulder channelled her inner Ann Wilson on Heart's power ballad "Alone." (Please click on Page 2 below to continue.)


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Milestones: 100 Years of La Aurora
The Dominican Republic's first cigarmaker celebrates its century mark
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As years go, 1903 was a big one. Henry Ford founded his car company; a baseball team named the Highlanders played their first game in New York City, a decade before they would be renamed the Yankees; cousins Binney and Smith invented Crayola crayons; and brothers by the name of Wright showed the world a man could fly.
The same year, in relative obscurity, a man by the name of Eduardo León Jimenes opened a cigar factory in the Dominican Republic, making La Auroras. The country was an undeveloped, unheralded Caribbean nation, only 59 years independent. There was no Macanudo, no Davidoff, and it would be more than a lifetime before the Dominican Republic would claim to be a cigar country. Fine cigars, in the eyes of the world, came from Cuba and nowhere else.
On October 3, La Aurora officially celebrates its centennial year. Empresa León Jimenes CxA, the parent company, is still controlled by the León family. Empresa León Jimenes enjoys virtual monopolies in two local markets—beer and cigarettes—as well as having banking and printing subsidiaries. It is one of the country's largest companies, with annual revenues of approximately $600 million.
"We tried hard, and we finally made it," says Fernando León Asensio, one of Eduardo's sons. The 81-year-old speaks in a clear, resonant voice with the faintest accent. The former blending master of the company, he smokes the finest cigars made at the factory, corona-sized León Jimenes cigars rolled exclusively for him. Each box is inscribed with the words "Hechos especialmente para Don Fernando León A." Today, Don Fernando serves as a member of the company board. Educated in the United States and Canada, the patriarch of León Jimenes has a crystal-clear memory of his years in the family business, which span much of its history.
For any business, lasting 100 years is a notable achievement. A company that does that in a developing nation during a turbulent century has beaten all odds. While today the Dominican Republic has stabilized as the most advanced of the major cigar-producing countries, the past century saw border disputes with neighboring Haiti, forays by American troops, dictatorship and civil revolt. In the early 1900s, the country was mired in debt, and no one thought of it as a vacationland. (It would be nearly 50 years before the nation's first major hotel was built.) But for young Eduardo, his first problem was the mud.
Because his father, Antonio León, was a tobacco grower, the 20-something-year-old figured on abundant raw material to make cigars for the local market. The factory was located in Guazumal, near Tamboril, which is now famous for its cigar rollers. Some tobacco came from that area, and other fields were in Gurabo, Jacagua and El Ingenio, five or six miles away. In 1903, the Dominican Republic had dirt roads. Making cigars meant La Aurora had to pack tobacco in wood and ship it by donkey. The rainy season created a quagmire.
"It was so muddy, the mules went up to their bellies," says Fernando León. The beasts of burden trudged through the muck to deliver tobacco to the tiny fabrica. The first La Auroras were perfectos, pointed at each end with a bulbous middle. The cigars were called preferidos. Sales, like the cigars, were entirely Dominican.
Civil strife shut down production at times before La Aurora's 30th anniversary. American troops marched into the Dominican Republic, various local generals vied for power and civilians took to the streets. "In my father's time, he had hard times," says León. "With the revolutions and the uproar, [the company sometimes] just stopped production. It was a very convulsive country up to 1930."
In 1930, Gen. Rafael Trujillo seized power, creating a dictatorship that would last for more than three decades. Trujillo brought order to the country, but business opportunities became limited. La Aurora wanted to expand from cigars into the lucrative cigarette trade, but that was a business controlled by the dictator. He didn't welcome competition.
"Trujillo owned the only company that was producing cigarettes," says León. "My brother [Herminio] had an opportunity to ask him if we could complete our industry by producing a few cigarettes. He said, 'Go ahead.' But a few months later a law came into effect that made it impossible [to compete] due to the duties."
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Sunset was closed at Highway 65 for several days to facilitate the work and did not impede traffic on Highway 65, and in fact opened the roadway and improved traffic flow.
"The new interchange will reduce traffic congestion dramatically while making the highway safer," said 2nd District Supervisor Robert M. Weygandt. "It also is of key importance in opening up the Sunset Industrial Area, the largest industrial park in Placer County. The interchange will make the area much more attractive as a job-creation center, and that is an important priority for Placer County."
The Sunset Industrial Area is a business center created by Placer County to generate primary-wage-earner jobs and help fund county services. It covers nearly 8,000 acres along the Highway 65 corridor between the cities of Roseville, Rocklin and Lincoln.
The new interchange includes a six-lane overpass to take Sunset traffic over the highway and will allow for Highway 65 to eventually be widened to eight lanes with auxiliary lanes.
The interchange has a partial-cloverleaf design with a circular onramp to move westbound Sunset traffic to the highway's southbound lanes and a circular onramp for eastbound motorists on Sunset who want to head north on the highway.
Placer County, Rocklin and Roseville are contributing funding through the Highway 65 Joint Powers Authority, an agency they created to help finance four interchanges along Highway 65.
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This is a list of countries by incarceration rate.[1]
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"c." (circa) indicates that the figure is approximate.
Note: Little information exists regarding North Korea's incarceration rate. The U.S. Committee for Human Rights in North Korea estimates 150,000 to 200,000 incarcerated based on testimony of defectors from the state police bureau, which roughly equals 600-800 people incarcerated per 100,000.[4] For more info see Prisons in North Korea.
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- ^ Entire world - Prison Population Rates per 100,000 of the national population. Highest to Lowest Rates. For more details about the figures of any country, click on the name of that country. World Prison Brief. International Centre for Prison Studies. See this page for breakdowns by region, whole world, prison population total, prison population rate, percentage of pre-trial detainees / remand prisoners, percentage of female prisoners, percentage of foreign prisoners, and occupancy rate. Data for the whole Wikipedia list was last retrieved on 9 June 2013.
- ^ China. International Centre for Prison Studies. See also: Re-education through labor and Laogai.
- ^ Prison crisis, Dutch style: too few prisoners
- ^ Committee for Human Rights in North Korea (2012) The Hidden Gulag, 2nd ed.
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- Persons Detained Statistics of incarceration ("detained") from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
- Prison population per capita. Edutube. World map. Move cursor over countries to see incarceration rates. Click the full-screen icon in the bottom-left of the map to launch it in a full-screen window. Then click anywhere on the map and use your mouse scroll wheel to zoom in or out. Drag the map to move it in any direction.
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England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland all require CO alarms in every home. And these laws are passed for good reason.
Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colourless gas that can imperceptibly fill your home, often when the boiler is malfunctioning.
It causes flu-like symptoms, which are easy to misdiagnose. And CO is especially dangerous at night, when you may not wake up to do something about it.
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If its long-life batteries run low, Nest Protect sends a notification to your phone. Long before your dreams are rattled by an annoying chirp in the middle of the night.
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Nest Protect gives you a friendly Heads-Up before it has to sound the alarm. It will light up yellow and tell you what's happening: "Be aware. There's smoke in the kitchen." It'll also send a notification to your smartphone or tablet. If it's a nuisance alarm, like smoke from cooking, you can silence the alarm and then handle the trouble.
In addition to an alarm sound, Nest Protect tells you what the danger is and where it is. "Emergency. There's carbon monoxide in the cellar. Move to fresh air." Nest Protect also glows red to let you know it's an emergency and sends you a mobile notification.
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When Nest Protect senses that things are returning to normal, the color ring will glow green, it will say "Smoke is clearing in the hallway" and send a message to your smartphone or tablet.
You're supposed to test your smoke alarm every week, replace the batteries and clean it every 6 months, and replace it altogether every 7-10 years. But most people don't know that.
Nest Protect continuously monitors its sensors, software and battery level. And it shows you the results: every night Nest Protect glows green for a moment to tell you the self-monitoring checked out, or glows yellow if something's wrong. You can also see the results on the Nest app at any time.
People get so frustrated with low-battery chirps in the middle of the night, they take out the battery and don't replace it. Nest Protect will notify you long before its batteries get that low so you can replace them. And then get a good night's sleep.
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Oakland >Food & Dining > Camino Restaurant
3917 Grand Ave, Oakland, CA | Directions 9461037.818404 -122.245080
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Neighborhoods: Grand Lake
Never Again!!! – We chose to have a special birthday dinner at Camino. We chose a Monday night, so that we would not have to deal with the weekend crush. There were four of us and on the whole it was a very disappointing experience.??The menu selection was much too limited and for minuscule portions, the prices were exceedingly high.??With the exception of the
Don't let the short, bland-sounding menu fool you! – This (noisy) little treasure is most welcome to the Oakland neighborhood! Utilizing a former furniture store (how many of those are left nowadays?), the owners built out a handsome restaurant that is constantly filled to capacity. Hope that your table's not available so that you can sit/stand in the bar area and splurge on one of their very well designed cocktails. The drinks' flavors are subtle and won't offend your palate for the upcoming dinner (unlike so many other restaurants' offerings - like the way-overrated Cyrus (see my scathing (among others) review!). Once you are seated (choose one of those small prayer chairs rather than the incredibly uncomfortable pews (hello - padding needed!), you will be greeted by their very calm, kind staff. They first offer you a choice of sparkling or still water (at no charge for either) - we like to have one of each. Then the fun starts ... their bread is FANTASTIC! And don't skimp on the delicious butter! Now to the menu ... there are generally four selections in each category. The descriptions are extremely limited but rest assured that whatever you choose will be memorable - in a good way! If goat is on the menu, get it! If a salad with tomatoes is on the menu, get it! If polenta is on the menu, get it! And if duck is on the menu, get 2 for yourself! There are lots of unusual pairings of foods and things like nettle soup that may put you off at first but you should try them cause they are great! And don't pass up the desserts! And the cost is really fair. I recently had dinner (yummie duck) and the whole thing cost me $50 (that includes an $11 cocktail). I hate to say it cause I don't want to face the possibility of not being able to get in, but get thee to Camino!
Camino sets out to seduce foodies with an open hearth that turns out new dishes daily, all of them with a sustainable focus. – Russell Moore, former chef and produce buyer for Berkeley's Chez Panisse, opened Camino inside an unlikely location: a former furniture store. True to form, the Alice Waters alum keeps the focus on impeccably fresh, sustainable ingredients and his restaurant would be right at home in the Gourmet Ghetto. It conjures all the warmth and comfort of a best friend's kitchen or a summer campfire, with Basque-style communal tables and ultra comforting fare that is cooked over a hearth brimming with cherry, fig and walnut logs. The fire is the focal point of the restaurant, surrounded by stacked limestones and radiating old world charm that complements Moore's Bordeaux-influenced culinary techniques.
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This week's time travel arrives on Friday, rather than Tuesday. Hey, navigating this space-time continuum thing ain't no cakewalk and sometimes you'll end up not quite where you want to. Oh well, at least you can enjoy Eero Ettala's groundbreaking part from MDP's Follow Me Around.
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The 28th Annual Tour of the Gila Bicycle Race begins Wednesday, April 30, 2014 and runs through May 4, 2014.
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Fire restrictions begin Tuesday on the Gila National Forest
SILVER CITY >> The Gila National Forest will begin campfire and smoking restrictions starting at 8 a.m. today, according to a news release.
Fire Restrictions to Begin on the Gila
SILVER CITY, NM; April 18, 2014 - The Gila National Forest will begin campfire and smoking restrictions Tuesday, April 22 at 8:00 a.m. These restrictions are deemed necessary to provide for public safety and help prevent human-caused fires.
Volunteers available for Medicare questions, and applications for medication assistance: 9 to 11 a.m., Friday, HMS La Vida, 110 W. 11th St. Info: 575-534-0248.
Earth Day celebration at Gough Park Saturday
SILVER CITY >> Silver City's annual Earth Day celebration will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday in Gough Park.
NMISC hosts AWSA quarterly public meeting April 14
Before the Interstate Stream Commission Arizona Water Settlements Act public meeting at the Cliff Schools gymnasium Monday, April 14, the Cliff Schools Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America provided a lasagna dinner for donations.
Interstate Stream Commission meeting focuses on storage of Gila water
SILVER CITY >> The second Interstate Stream Commission meeting for 2014 on the future of the Gila River was far less contentious than the first meeting of the year in January.
Community education classes continue in April
Ruidoso's Community Education classes continue in April. monthly alcohol server class will take place Tuesday beginning at 9 a.m. The five-hour class is required for anyone serving or selling alcohol in the state of New Mexico.
Drive-by shooting on Pinos Altos Road
SILVER CITY >> A woman was injured Sunday afternoon during a drive-by shooting on Pinos Altos Road in Silver City, according to a Silver City Police report.
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Gretchen Bolsing, of La Pinon Sexual Assault Recovery Services of Southern New Mexico, wants residents to know there is help and resources available for victims, advocates and the community.
TNR >> There are thousands of people across this county and city feeding cats. There are a very few taking time and money to trap, fix and give their shots, ear-tip those cats, and yet those are the people that Nathan Small, Ms.
Grant County reports include those from appointed and elected officials
Editor's Note: This article concludes the Grant County Board of Commissioners' work session of Tuesday, April 10, and gives county reports.
Vehicle rollover accident on Hwy. 180 Saturday
SILVER CITY >> A 34-year-old woman from the Mimbres Valley was driving her car along Highway 180 E. Saturday when she experienced blurred vision and went off the road, rolling her vehicle twice on the side of the road, according to New Mexico State Police Senior Patrolman Martin Serna.
Call for proposed forest projects goes out
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Men's teams announced for Tour of the Gila
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GRMC puts out RFP soliciting ER proposals
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Sorry. That there's multiple players on this team that wont be in the NBA next year.
Also Stephen Howard is really aggravating to listen to.
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Henry and Brian Roberts immediately come to mind.
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I reeeeeaallllyyy can't stand fake griffin... i am already aggravated from just watchin his highlights. This might not be the best thing for me to watch before bed.
"I've talked to him already, just reacquainting and talking about his rehab and things of that nature. He said it's going really well. He was pretty upbeat about it. I don't want to say much more than that, but he was really upbeat about his situation." - Monty Williams on Eric Gordon
I'm really curious as to what Monty could be hiding from us when he says "I don't want to say much more than that."
Guessing he doesnt want to give false hopes? Or imply a return time?
I'll believe #10 plays before January when I see it.
Just called Del Negro one of the good guys and one of the nicest guys in the NBA.
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I know this is widely discussed, but what would it take to improve the Hornets medical staff? I'm not saying it's atrocious (necessarily), but it could certainly get better. You never hear anything negative about the Saints medical staff, and you never really hear anything positive about the Hornets staff.
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I suspect that just touching the pipes...i.e. removing them...invokes asbestos abatement. Leaving the wrap on is probably less hazardous, but what do you do with the whole pipe?
I have a 75-year-old house that was converted from hot water radiation to electric baseboards some twenty years ago (before I owned the place.) The move was done to take advantage of the extremely low electric rates (they're still low), but the hot water pipes weren't removed. I am now planning to finish the basement, but there are several places where the pipes steal an extra foot of ceiling height in what is already a mere 7ft ceiling.
I know about the rules of asbestos abatement (a job for pros only, hasmat suits, the works). What I'm considering is leaving the asbestos on (not disturbing it and not making it airborne) and just cutting the pipes (with a chain cutter, perhaps?) and carefully removing the lengths.
Why? Because just removing the asbestos (not the pipes) would cost $1600 for our small basement and wouldn't solve the problem at hand. And the two quotes I got from plumbers were...chokers.
Anybody have any advice?
I suspect that just touching the pipes...i.e. removing them...invokes asbestos abatement. Leaving the wrap on is probably less hazardous, but what do you do with the whole pipe?
Not sure where/how to dispose of it. I figured I'd cross that bridge when the pipes are out.
For what it's worth, I have a friend who is a chemical engineer who says that asbestos, while no picnic, isn't nearly as potent a hazard as they say. In her words, "you really have to have worked in an asbestos mine and have been a serious smoker to get asbestosis." Or something that.
If/when I do attempt this (and I really think I can) I will wear the full-body gear and a respirator, not just a N95 dust mask. Even then I don't expect to do more than shift the asbestos an inch or two to expose bare pipe, cut it, then carefully carry it outside and, depending on the length, enclose it and seal it within a contractor trash bag.
IOW, I'm not going to be cavalier about it. I just don't think I should be doomed to live with this stuff until I can afford several thousand dollars to pay someone to do what I think I could do with a little care and patience.
If you could cut the pipe without compromising the covering, say at a joint or a valve, then carry the stuff outside, you shouldn't release much. You'd want to do a couple things first: cover the walls and floor with some plastic sheeting, spray the pipe covering with a mist of water to dampen it first so any vibration or motion wouldn't dislodge any. In most places, if the asbestos is wrapped properly, it can be disposed of without further problems. Check with your local people.
You'd want proper protection while doing this and cover the path out of the house so you don't trail and spread it throughout.
The fibers will only go airborne if they are dry, so water is your ally.
Proceed at your own risk.
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NO! The force of the mist will release fibers. This is NOT a DIYer job ... get a pro and spend the money. Where do you propose to throw this pipe?The fibers will only go airborne if they are dry, so water is your ally.
If you do it your self you need to coat all the asbestos with Future Floor Wax first while it is in place, 2 coats. That will encapsulate it.
Then you can cut at non asbestos points. Bag it, then it must be disposed of at a place that accepts asbestos.
Good luck trying to find one.
Asbestos can only become airborn if it is friable.
I would use a brush and apply it slowly.
FYI...after applying the Future Floor Wax it only needs to be removed if there is a reason...it can stay encapsulated in place for as long as you like.
Except for the advice that has been superseded, I will do everything that's been suggested here.
Some notes:
1) There are several sections of the pipe that have been painted already (though not by me). The stuff is silver and almost reflective.
2) There are several gaps where, for a couple of inches, there is no asbsestos at all. That's good. I'll cut there.
3) The path to outside is up a short flight of stairs to a landing and the basement door. After that it's the backyard.
To 99K:
As I said, I know that this is not supposed to be a DIY job. But the abatement guys won't remove the pipe, and the plumbing guys, who don't have the training/expertise for abatement (just like me!), want an arm and a leg. "Get a pro and spend the money" really isn't an option. This project is the first step in a basement reno. If I went pro, the reno wouldn't get past the studs until after next year's check from Uncle Sam.
I'm gonna be troll for a little more free advice (hopefully it will be as good as what I got here), then I'll tackle this as safely as I can. Calls will be made to find out who would like to take this treasure off my hands.
Thanks again, everyone!
You obviously need to have the asbestos removed first and then have the plumbing modified second. This is a two step process. Then do the remodel ...As I said, I know that this is not supposed to be a DIY job. But the abatement guys won't remove the pipe, and the plumbing guys, who don't have the training/expertise for abatement (just like me!), want an arm and a leg. "Get a pro and spend the money" really isn't an option. This project is the first step in a basement reno. If I went pro, the reno wouldn't get past the studs until after next year's check from Uncle Sam.
Will you send me a check in the mail or just Paypal me?
Actually, maybe I'll just dip into my 401k a little bit. I'll look at my most recent statement now.
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The problem you are facing is really no different that many schools faced when this asbestos problem first came up. It is a very expensive, time consuming job that is to be done by professionals. This of course means it is very expensive. While asbestos wasn't just in schools, I use them as an example because they too really could not afford the expense. Unlike Joe Homeowner, they could put the job off. It had to be done, and they had to find the means to pay for it. I fear that even if you go ahead and remove your asbestos, you will have a very difficult time find a legal way to dispose of it. I really think you need to have this professionally handled.
While the silver color is most likely paint I would use the Future Floor Wax on it also.
If there are any gaps between the asbestos layers or on the pipe ends where the asbestos stops I would caulk the gaps closed before using the Wax. Be sure the caulk is in the gap well and allow it to cure 24-48 Hrs before applying the Future Floor Wax.
Don't use any other Brand of floor wax.
I would also coat all the pipe not just the asbestos covered so if there are any fibers sitting on them now they will become encapsulated also.
I agree this should be done by a professional but it doesn't sound like you are going to take that path.
Normally after removal of the asbestos every thing is air tested and fiber counts are taken until the counts reach the acceptable level.
If there is a floor drain it might be a good idea to wash the area down after to remove fibers that are there now.
If the wax is applied right and only non asbestos points on the pipe are cut it will be fairly safe but professional removal would be best.
When cutting snap cutters would be good for cast iron and a fine tooth saw on other pipes to lessen pipe vibration.
The very worse thing you could do is cut on the asbestos...this will cause the asbestos to become airborne.
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Here is a very good site:
After we bought our house here, I was outback digging for a garden and what do you think I found buried?
a) A dead body
b) asbesto
c) a horse
Actually I found B and C.
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Here's a problem....you take out the pipes into the back yard. Then you call to find where to dump the pipes. Now you are on record, and some guys in black suits show up and want to know how the pipes got into the back yard. Next thing you know, not only your house, but also the yard, have beed declared superfund sites.
BUT, check into another possibility. I have had inspectors allow old transite flue pipe ( cement/asbestos) to be "abandoned in place". That is it was taken off the furnace and left laying on the rafters in the attic.
I would discretely ask around your inspector's office to see if your old pipes with the asbestos intact and treated as described, could be left in your attic, in the garage rafters, in the basement....something.


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Oklahoma Highway Patrol Promotes 17
On Monday, December 2, a promotional ceremony was held at the Robert R. Lester Training Center promoting 17 within the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. The group is made up of three captains and 14 lieutenants who will enjoy new assignments throughout the state.
Along with Col. Ricky Adams (front row, left) and Commissioner Mike Thompson (back row, right), those promoted included Lt. Alan Beaty (front row, left), Lt. Stephen Pothorst, Lt. Jay Clary, Lt. Richard Losurdo, Lt. Harold Collins, Lt. Daniel Moreno, Lt. Betsy Randolph, Lt. Ron Hamilton, Lt. Radford Christian and Lt. Gabriel Leach. Lt. Harold Aldridge (back row, left), Lt. Mark Brown, Cpt. Jason Holt, Lt. Eric Brown, Cpt. John Starling, Cpt. Brent Sugg and Lt. Brian Orr.
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Oklahoma Department of Public Safety Commissioner and Cabinet Secretary, Michael C. Thompson, has announced that Assistant Commissioner Ricky Adams will replace COL Kerry Pettingill as the 26th Chief of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol effective November 1, 2013. Adams will be pinned Chief in a ceremony scheduled for 9:00 a.m. tomorrow at the DPS Headquarters in Oklahoma City.
Commissioner Thompson said, "Ricky Adams is a proven and capable leader and is dedicated to leading the Oklahoma Highway Patrol with the highest degree of integrity." Prior to this assignment, Adams served as the Assistant Commissioner of DPS for the past 31 months and has held every rank within the Patrol. "I am very excited for the future of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol," said Thompson.
Adams has served as a professional law enforcement officer for over 33 years. He served at the local level with the Elk City and Edmond Police Departments before joining the ranks of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol in 1986, graduating from the 42nd Oklahoma Highway Patrol Academy as the Honor Graduate. Adams also attended the 204th Session of the FBI National Academy in 2001. His distinguished 27 year career with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol has been hallmarked by stellar leadership as a commander at every level within the organization and is credited with many agency wide achievements.
Adams said of his new position as the 26th Chief, "I'm extremely honored at being asked to serve in this capacity. Growing up in western Oklahoma, I got to know some of our local troopers very well through church and our high school. I had the opportunity to attended the Cadet Lawman Academy between my Junior and Senior year in high school. It was during that time that I decide law enforcement was my calling and being a trooper my goal. Now, being asked to lead the very organization that so greatly influenced me as a young man is very humbling."
"It is a great honor to have been asked to serve as the 26th Chief of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. The respect and traditions of our agency has been earned and maintained by the selfless dedication to duty of our members, both past and present. I pledge to be a good steward of that tradition and ensure that our path is firmly grounded in our Core Mission and Values as we move into this 21st century," said Adams.
Notably, Adams is also a combat veteran serving with the Oklahoma Army National Guard for over 35 years. He currently holds the rank of U.S. Army Major General and is assigned as the Deputy Commanding General for National Guard, at US Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) Fort Eustis, Virginia. Adams has served as the Oklahoma Assistant Adjutant General, State Land Component Commander, the Deputy Commanding General (ARNG) at Fort Sill, and the Deputy Assistant Commandant of the US Army Field Artillery School, a 2006 combat tour in Afghanistan as the Director - Police Reform Directorate Afghanistan and formerly commanded the 45th Field Artillery Brigade and 171st Field Artillery Battalion MLRS. He has received the Legion of Merit twice and the Bronze Star Medals.
Adams holds a Master's of Strategic Studies Degree from the US Army War College and a Bachelor from the University of Central Oklahoma. He is also a graduate of the CAPSTONE Program at the National Defense University, National Security Management Course at Syracuse University, the Army Strategic Leadership Advanced Courses, JTF Commander Course, Joint Flag Officer War Fighting School, Harvard University's Black Sea Security Program and General & Flag Officer Homeland Security Executive Seminar, to name a few.
Adams resides in Edmond Oklahoma and is married to Cathy and has two daughters and four grandchildren.
Oklahoma's Own Ride Against Childhood Hunger
OHP and DPS will be teaming up with The Regional Food Bank and KWTV News Channel 9 to ride against childhood hunger.
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Congratulations to the Graduating Class of the 61st Academy
Oklahoma City, OK - Department of Public Safety officials announce the graduation of the 61st Oklahoma Highway Patrol Academy.
Graduation and commissioning ceremonies for forty new Oklahoma Highway Patrol Troopers will be held Thursday, July 18, 2013 at 1:00 p.m. at the Memorial Road Church of Christ at 2221 E. Memorial Road in Edmond.
Five female cadets will graduate on Thursday, increasing the OHP female ranks state-wide by 33%. This will bring the total number of female state troopers to an all-time high of twenty.
"We congratulate all of these new troopers on their hard work and dedication," said DPS Commissioner Mike Thompson.
OHP Chief, Colonel Kerry Pettingill said, "These men and women have shown that they have what it takes to be a part of our organization and we welcome them to our family."
The next phase of training for the graduates of the 61st OHP Academy will consist of three months of field training with a senior trooper.
Of the forty graduates, eight are military veterans, six with overseas combat experience. They come to the Patrol from all over the state with work experiences ranging from pipe fitting to landscaping. Their ages range from 23 to 35.
Commissioner Thompson challenged the graduating class to begin their public safety careers by getting involved with community service activities. The cadets chose to accept that challenge and are personally donating and collecting box fans for needy Oklahomans which will be collected after graduation by KFOR's Scott Hines and the Salvation Army.
Proudly Protecting Oklahoma: The 75th Anniversary of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol is now on sale
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This crosses turf between pwn and SDK and there are various comments in various places but no clear home. Perhaps this can become a general hook for initial problems in this area.
Being one of Apples dispossessed ("don't call us, we'll call you"), I need a way to run official SDK built apps on the iPhone. There are reports in various places that this works but very terse comment.
The following instructions attributed to cosmoLV
"1. Restore to 1.1.4
2. PWNED - see PWNED Help
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4. PWNED -> Make Custom 2.0
5. restore custom 2.0 with iTunes"
Its unclear to me why step 3. is required since step 5. would seem to blow it away - but anyway.
If I follow these instructions, and then build an app for the release device using the current (recent) official SDK and sshed the built .app directory across to the /Applications of the pwned 2.0 (1.2) phone and then restart, the apps appear in the Springboard. In an unpwned 2.0 (1.2) they do not even appear.
When I try and start the apps they do start but shutdown again within a second. This is time enough to see that they are executing e.g. they are painting their UI components which suggests that the apps contain some valid code.
The apps being used are clean built copies of the Apple SDK examples and all that will build have been tested with the similar result.
For example, the Accellerometer Graph application starts up and displays three graphs but immediately shuts down again.
The only thing that I could see that looked odd on the device was that my uploaded applications did not have group execute set, unlike the preexisting ones. However the problem is the same with it set either way.
I used the default pwn options (although I have tried tht whole sequence a few times including other options)
I am running on a [early march] iPhone 16G.
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Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta will be presented with the operating key to the Durst repeater system at 4 Times Square, the first of nine buildings to be installed with repeaters, by Douglas and Jonathan Durst, co-Presidents of the Durst Organization. Chief of Operations Salvatore Cassano will demonstrate the new communications system, which will become part of standard operating procedure at all of the buildings in the Durst portfolio. Congressman Peter King, Chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security and Congressman Joseph Crowley, the Democratic Chief Deputy Whip, will also be in attendance.
The Durst repeater will provide the Fire Department with an added layer of communication, enabling the Fire Department commander at the scene to speak directly with fire personnel in every corner of the building, from the sub-basement to the roof, through the use of a key-initiated system in the lobby straight to a firefighter's individual handie-talkie. Through the repeater system, the commander can give orders simultaneously to every firefighter in the building, including evacuation orders.
The Durst Organization, through their own private funding, undertook the installation of the repeater system. The Fire Department will thank the Durst Organization for their commitment to the safety of the lives of their tenants and all first-responders.
Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta; First Deputy Commissioner Frank Cruthers; Chief of Operations Salvatore Cassano; Members of the Durst Organization; Congressman Peter King; Congressman Joe Crowley
Presentation of the key to the Durst Repeater System to the FDNY and Demonstration of Incident Commander Relaying Instructions to Firefighters Inside of Building
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