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1.1 This test method describes the phenol-disulfonic acid colorimetric procedure (1) 2 for the determination of total oxides of nitrogen [nitrous oxide (N2O) excepted] in gaseous effluents from combustion and other nitrogen oxidation processes.
1.2 It is applicable to a concentration range of oxides of nitrogen as nitrogen dioxide (NO2) of 5 ppm to several thousand parts per million by volume (four to several thousand milligrams per dry standard cubic metre).
1.3 Since the grab sampling technique used takes a relatively small sample over a very short period of time, the result obtained will be an instantaneous measure of the nitrogen oxides and, therefore, will be representative of the emissions only if the gas stream is well mixed and the concentration constant with time. Multiple samples are recommended.
1.4 The values stated in SI units are to be regarded as standard. The values given in parentheses are mathematical conversions to inch-pound units that are provided for information only and are not considered standard.
1.5 Warning—Mercury has been designated by many regulatory agencies as a hazardous material that can cause serious medical issues. Mercury, or its vapor, has been demonstrated to be hazardous to health and corrosive to materials. Caution should be taken when handling mercury and mercury containing products. See the applicable product Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for additional information. Users should be aware that selling mercury and/or mercury containing products into your state or country may be prohibited by law.
1.6 This standard does not purport to address all of the safety concerns, if any, associated with its use. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety and health practices and determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use. (For more specific safety precautionary information see 8.5 and Section 3.)
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|Standard Test Method for Oxides of Nitrogen in Gaseous Combustion Products (Phenol-Disulfonic Acid Procedures)


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Tongue-in-cheek SM of the 'women-in-prison' genre. Two newly-weds are wrongly arrested and the wife, Olga, is sent to a women's prison governed by a manic lesbian, played by real-life transexual, Ajita Wilson. Filled with characters of the nastiest kind who indulge in everything from lurid manhunts, feeding prisoners to crocodiles and gruesome antics in a brothel.

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I need a driver for my DVD CDRW combo drive, Hitachi-LG GCC-4480B?
I've installed XP PRO and I've got only the XP driver installed. Now I can't burn at max speed. I looked at the Microsoft site and LG, Hitachi site and found nothing. Does someone know where to get one? I have all the upadates for XP, it's SP1.
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Saturday, October 15, 2016
Pouring Not Building
I put out materials regularly with ideas of what I think will happen. Or what I think would stimulate thinking or exploring.
One day we put out the small cube blocks with our regular blocks. I added a couple of bowls to go with the activity.
One of our girls went over to the center and placed one cube in each bowl. She centered the cube in the bowl. Then she went away - off to explore elsewhere.
Later she came back to the center. (The other children were occupied elsewhere and left the blocks center alone.)
She poured all of the cubes into one of the bowls. The lone cube in the other bowl joined the rest.
Then she poured the cubes into the other bowl. She poured back and forth a couple of times.
Then she was off again to explore elsewhere.
No one else used the blocks. No one built anything. No one used the regular blocks.
But one girl explored what she needed to explore. Pouring not building. (The sound of the cubes falling into the bowl was pretty cool, too.)
That's what I enjoy about teaching young children. Their ideas are always evolving. They often surprise me about how they use materials.
They teach me what I need to know about learning.
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One Health network for the prevention of vector-borne diseases around the Mediterranean and Black Sea regions
The first workshop organized by the Animal Virology working group was held at INIA-CISA in Madrid, from June 15th to 19th 2015.
Group picture inside the Biosafety Level 3 laboratory facilities at INIA-CISA in Valdeolmos (Madrid, Spain).
The workshop program is available here.
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AMD Details Strategic Open Source Graphics Driver DevelopmentSubmitted by Ty on September 7, 2007 - 2:00pm
AMD announced a major strategic initiative to support the Open Source development community for ATI Radeon graphics processors. The week of September 10th, AMD plans to provide an open source information and development package supporting the ATI Radeon™ HD 2000 series as well as ATI Radeon X1000 series of graphics processing units (GPU) on Linux desktops.
openSUSE Build Service Gains Momentum with AMD SponsorshipSubmitted by Ty on August 10, 2007 - 11:00am
As announced at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo, AMD has been unveiled as a Platinum Sponsor of openSUSE providing it with powerful infrastructure upon which the openSUSE Build Service (OBS) can be run. More from the press release:
AMD Makes Strategic Investment in TransmetaSubmitted by Ty on July 6, 2007 - 12:00pm
Transmeta, the company Linus Torvalds once worked for in 1997 through 2003 has just announced an investment of $7.5 million from AMD in exchange for preferred stock.
SageTV Announces Support for AMD LIVE! Home Cinema And Home Media ServerSubmitted by Anonymous on January 30, 2007 - 1:00pm
SageTV, LLC, a leading developer of PVR, Media Center and Placeshifting software solutions, today announced support for AMD's recently announced AMD LIVE! Home Cinema and Home Media Server consumer electronics platform designs.
Help us convince AMD/ATI to Open Source their driversSubmitted by Ty on November 20, 2006 - 8:00am
Tell them what you think about the state of their drivers. You may ask for a fully open source driver (like Intel does) and/or better specifications for the x.org developers. Also tell them about your economic decisions in the graphics market.
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Maybe you've seen many good Open Source projects that are no longer maintained. One of the many reasons for that may be lack of contribution. In fact, there are many one-man projects out there. Most of any program's users are just that, users, not developers. Nevertheless, average users still can contribute to Open Source programs to make them better.
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During the video, the look in Romney's eyes is unmistakable. He was offended and unwilling to take any more of Gingrich's mud-slinging. The tone in his voice demonstrated he wasn't giving memorized lines provided by a speech-writer. He spoke from his gut, and—by golly—the audience liked it. It was a joy to watch someone neuter the Newt in front of so many.
Accentuating Gingrich's faults, as demonstrated in the South Carolina debates when Newt Gingrich exposed himself as a candidate above questioning, is easy. He seems to believe himself above questions which journalists and Americans want to ask. What Mitt Romney did, though, was even better. He showed himself as willing to face off with a little man who believes himself better than the same questions every other candidate has ever endured. Mitt Romney showed the nation he's willing to fight back.
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Using art is a great way for a child to express their experiences, and the emotions that are attached to the experience, without the child having to vocalize. The event the child might draw or paint can give clues as to what is going on within the child. The patterns in which they use and the colors they choose all are windows that help a qualified therapist to peek inside the soul of the hurting child.
Below is a list of colors and their meanings. When a child uses these colors in an art therapy setting, it helps the therapist look for deeper messages the child may be trying to express.
- authority
- power
- strength
- evil
- death or mourning
- purity
- innocence
- cleanliness
- spaciousness
- love
- energy
- intensity
- life
- blood
- happiness
- warmth
- frustration
- anger
- attention-getting
- natural
- growth
- money
- health
- calmness
- cold
- wisdom
- loyalty
- truth
- royalty
- wealth
- sophistication
- wisdom
- mystery
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Will Rogers State Historic Park is located in the Santa Monica Mountains and is about a 15-20 minute drive up from the city of Santa Monica (traffic willing). The hike to Inspiration Point is 2 miles up and back and is a very easy hike.
The most interesting thing to me about Will Rogers State Park is Mr. Will Rogers himself...he's kind of like that guy Duke, that started Duke's Restaurants...have you ever read Duke's bio?!? Well, Will Rogers, from Oklahoma, started out as a "cowboy entertainer," and went on to be a movie star, newspaper columnist and radio commenter. You can read more about him here. Mr. Rogers bought this plot of land where he built a 31-room cottage and ranch as a weekend home for he and his family. Will Rogers himself designed the riding trails that wind through the mountains to the back to the ranch. I didn't know about Will Roger's story until I started to write this blog post, now I definitely want to go back and take he tour of his house which still stands and contains some of his prized possessions.
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Wednesday, April 27, 2016
I'd like you to meet Ruby ,plus it is Lets Book it Time
Now for Lets Book it , hosted by Sharon . I am still plugging away on my Christmas Quilt and managed to get one block completed and another made but the embroidery needs doing .
I did complete this months section of the Craftsy BOM which I do love .
I must run , I have a busy day ahead of me but thanks for stopping by and enjoy your day .
hugs Sheila
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Congrats on your little Miss a Ruby! Isn't she a lucky gal to be living in your sewing room! Love your quilts...amazing work!ReplyDelete
Ruby is gorgeous. Love the quilts. Hugs,xxReplyDelete
Ruby is gorgeous! You have been busy......that BOM is coming along beautifully, isn't it? Your other BOM is fun too.ReplyDelete
Little Ruby is very sweet - how lucky she is to live with you now... your works are coming along so lovely too - so many very different things..ReplyDelete
How special is Ruby!!! Veru nice surprise for you. Lots of beautiful projects happening at your house.ReplyDelete
RUBY is so sweet. Lovely giftReplyDelete
Very nice projects, Sheila.....loving Ruby!ReplyDelete
Ruby is beautiful - what an awesome DH!!!! I signed up for that Craftsy BOM, but forgot to go back and do it! Oh well, lots of other pretties happening in my sewing room. I hope Spring is finally in Nova Scotia to stay.ReplyDelete
So good to see you sewing again....love RUBY....you lucky girl, you!!ReplyDelete
Ruby is beautiful! You have been busy with your projects and they are all looking fabulous! Enjoy your day! Christine xReplyDelete
Ruby is a beauty! What better gift could you receive?ReplyDelete
Ruby looks happy in her new home. Lots of gorgeous projects on the go. Hope you are enjoying some nice weather (we had a bit of snow yesterday).ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 28, 2016 at 1:17 AM
I'm glad, after all her years of hard work, Ruby has found a retirement home where she will be appreciated. Lots of beautiful projects.ReplyDelete
What a lovely surprise Ruby was....very special. All your projects are looking wonderful Sheila. Glad Spring has found you xxReplyDelete
Well, Ruby is gorgeous! What a great find. I love the way the Craftsy BOM is coming along and all your buttermilk blocks look great together. Lots of lovely things as usual Sheila. xxReplyDelete
You are one lucky woman! You need to keep him! All your projects are lovely, Sheila. I am especially smitten with your buttermilk blocks! Good job keeping up. XOReplyDelete
What a great find! Bill sounds like a very thoughtful guy :-) All of your projects and I really love the Crafsy piece!ReplyDelete
What a wonderful gift hubby bought home. I am sure Ruby will be a much loved by you...ReplyDelete
You are working on some lovely BOMs...
Ruby is definitely a gem! Lucky you. You have so many projects on the go lately but you seem to be keeping up very well. You are very motivated.ReplyDelete


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While my youngest was hunting around for some Christmas cards to write out for her friends, she happened to comment that I have LOADS of Christmas cards in my studio. So many in fact, that I think I will have enough to show one or two every day until Christmas. So here goes....today's card:
Darkroom Door Carved Bird Vol 1 and All Occasions stamps on KaiserCraft patterned paper. Spellbinders dies.
Well that was pretty harmless. Reckon I'll be back tomorrow with another one! See you then.


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Peter Bond is a man with ideas.
When he experienced a crisis of faith in 2001, he started writing prayers and printing them on cards at his family printing business.
One of the things that led to the darkness was his confusion from listening to a Christian radio station where theology changed with every program. So when a group of Catholics bought the station, he stepped in with financial support when they needed it. He took over the station and went into the business of selling honey to keep it on the air.
When financial problems threatened to close a local Catholic school, Bond bought a pecan farm and donated a portion of the profits to help it stay open.
Bond later bought a cigar shop and donates part of the profits to Aid to the Church in Need, a papal foundation that assists war refugees. The shop also is a place for men to share conversations that often focus on philosophy and theology — a perfect opportunity for some quiet evangelization (see sidebar).
"No one is more amazed than I am," he said about how his businesses became ministries. "I don't have a master plan, like doing X, Y and Z. I try to live my life according to the Holy Spirit, and when he puts something in front of me, I act on it. I can tell when it's him and not me. I don't trust my judgment, but I trust his."
Bond, 48, and his wife, Cathy, live in Tallahassee, Florida, with their eight children, ages 1 to 20. He didn't intend to found a handful of diversified businesses to support causes that are dear to his faith. Things just happened when the time was right.
"I come from a very entrepreneurial background and grew up with the idea of having my own business," he said.
His parents, Chuck and Johanna Bond, raised him in the Faith and with a strong work ethic. Bond started working at the family print shop when he was 12. He was 32 when he had the faith crisis, and printing holy cards helped him through it. He combined his own prayers and traditional prayers with classic Catholic art, and the demand for the cards grew enough for him to start his own company.
Today, Catholic Prayer Cards has seven employees, nearly 700 designs and more than 3 million cards in stock. Millions have circulated on six continents, and the business annually donates 1 million cards to prison and hospital ministries and missions all over the world. They also carry small metal crucifixes, more than 350 patron saint medals and handmade rosaries. Each rosary is unique, and Bond makes some of them himself.
The ventures are ministries. The cards reflect the Catholic faith, and the donated cards are blessings to those who receive them. The other three businesses donate up to 20 percent of the profits to support the Faith in different ways.
A group of Catholics took over the Protestant radio station in 2005 and converted it to WCVC 1330 AM Catholic Radio with EWTN programming.
"They ran out of money in 2009, and Cathy and I prayed over it, and I felt called to step in, fill in the gap and keep it going," Bond said. "I self-funded it for a long time, but I had no background in running a station, and it was so time-consuming. That's when I came up with the idea of Bee Holy Honey. I have about 30,000 customers on email for the holy cards, and I thought that I could promote the honey through that community."
He started out by selling other beekeepers' products, including the unique and aromatic Tupelo honey that's harvested only in a limited location in northern Florida. Now he's adding his own line of wildflower honey from hives that someone else manages on his farm.
The 61-acre pecan farm in Cairo, Georgia, supports St. John Paul II High School in Tallahassee.
"They were going through financial problems and were going to shut down," Bond said. "A lot of parents did a huge fundraising campaign, and we tried to help as well. Then we thought about the successful model of Bee Holy Honey and thought we could do something for the school with pecans."
Sales of the nuts have helped the school to stay open. In addition to the orchards, the 61-acre site has two ponds, a skeet shooting range, a farmhouse and fire pit. It's the perfect setting for what he calls "a different kind of ministry" for retreats for youth groups, religious and other groups, at no charge.
"It's very peaceful, quiet and out in the middle of nowhere," he said. "There's an altar set up under magnificent oak trees with limbs that form arches like an outdoor cathedral. It's a sacred place where guys get on their knees in the dirt to pray."
Pecans, honey, cigars and holy cards are an unlikely combination for evangelization, but Bond has made them work.
"I just try to be faithful to everything in front of me," he said.
For information about the holy cards and links to the other businesses, visit CatholicPrayerCards.org.
Maryann Gogniat Eidemiller writes from Pennsylvania.
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