For agricultural chemical facilities and chemical production and manufacturing facilities, David has conducted hundreds of Phase I and Phase II ESAs. He has prepared and certified SPCC Plans for agricultural chemical facilities, bulk oil terminals, manufacturing facilities, and electrical substations.
Contact David Richardson at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or +1-612-253-8204.
Career Summary of David Richardson, P.E, P.G.
The set up is very easy and I like that I can dim my lights and change the mood with my phone.
The app works well and is easy to use. I would recommend it to friends and family.
I don't like them falling asleep with the tv on, but I have been making exceptions to make it easier for me, most recently by turning off the tv and reading a book in bed.
This is a video that you can play on your computer, tablet, or mobile device, and it's very easy to set up and watch on your TV, computer, or tablet at any time of the day or night.
It was very easy to connect to the app and use it, I love the variety of colors I can change it to, from brighter whites to day light to green purple you and it.
Will it work as a regular lightbulb?
Yes. You have all the features of a LIFX smart bulb, with an added feature: cleaning effect.
Is this bulb also capable of including IR (Nightvision)?
That is the LIFX Nightvision bulb.
Will it work on/off by wall switch?
You can turn off the light with a wall switch, but you can't turn it back on with the app until you turn the wall switch back on.
Is it compatible with Asian countries with 220v?
The range is 100-240V.Nearly half of the roughly 1,400 Rock Hill students who took the state's end-of-course test in physical science last year failed.
The good news: That's an improvement over the previous year, when about 70 percent failed.
According to the S.C. Department of Education, which on Thursday released student scores from 2007-2008 end-of-course tests, Rock Hill joined York County's other three school systems in seeing gains in physical science gains.
Students' English exam scores also jumped in all four districts, while algebra scores slid. The trend mirrored scores statewide across all three subjects.Also, a good explanation of copyright is available on the SFWA website.
2013/07/24 Photo of JSPS50 was updated.
2013/07/04 Photo of JSPS50 was updated.
2013/04/08 Information for Participants was updated.
2013/01/22 Abstract submission was closed.
2013/01/15 Deadline for abstract submission has been extended.
2012/12/06 Call for Abstracts and Travel Grant were updated.
2012/11/07 PSI (Japanese Issue), 2013 was updated.
Copyright (c) The 50th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Pediatric Surgeons.Database Spotlight
BuildingGreen Suite
Do you ever research about construction management topics related to sustainable building? If so, the EU library’s BuildingGreen Suite database is a great tool to use. BuildingGreen provides:
- Green Building 101
Technical information made simple
- In-depth articles
Whys and hows of building strategies
- Case studies
Hundreds of detailed, real-world examples
- Green materials
Honest assessment of sustainable materials
- Teaching resources
Suggested articles, discussion questions, plus a syllabus outline
To get to BuildingGreen, access the EU library site at and then log-in in the top-right corner. BuildingGreen is located in the column at the left of the big blue box, with our other subject databases.Asian Cancer Institute chosen best cancer hospital in India
New Delhi, Dec 9 (IANS) Asian Cancer Institute has been chosen as the best cancer hospital in the country for innovative skills, use of latest tools and techniques available in the industry, a statement said.
The announcement was made at the 6th edition of the International Healthcare Summit here.
“Prestigious awards like these encourage and motivate our staff to serve humanity especially for a cause like cancer. We are glad and proud that our hospital has lived up to the name and we shall continue to work to serve cancer patients better,” said D.M. Parikh, Director, Asian Cancer Institute.
The International Healthcare Summit Award is considered one of the country’s most prominent.
–IANS
rup/sm/vd/dgI have to say that watching Bill Moyers “Buying the War” was quite an experience for me: a kind of vindication, yes, but also, ultimately, quite a depressing experience.
As the editorial director of Antiwar.com, my job is to make sure that we cut through the government propaganda and get at the truth about what is really going on in the world, and during the run-up to the Iraq war we had quite a time of it. The lies were coming so thick, and so fast, that it was all we at Antiwar.com could do to continually refute them, and yet that is precisely what we did. Moyers takes us through the lies, and shows how the “mainstream” media failed to make any critical analysis of the administrations allegations. That job, sadly, was left to us.
Saddams mythical nuclear program was really the linchpin of the case for war, and we debunked it as early as February, 2001 (also here), and kept doing so throughout the years. The fake “centrifuges,” the tall tales of Iraqi “defectors” (in reality, phonies primed by the Iraqi National Congress), and the really quite comical claim by the President that Iraq was going to bomb the U.S. using unmanned aerial vehicles  all of this was derided in this space, and in the editorial columns of Antiwar.com, years before the rest of the media woke up to the fact that theyd been fooled.
Iraqs alleged “links” to al Qaeda  the “cakewalk” fantasy  the Niger uranium mythos  the lies of Ahmed Chalabi  the announced goal of building “democracy” in Iraq: we debunked all this, and more, every day before war finally broke out (having predicted its outbreak as early as 1999).
Oh please  “big people in corporations”!? Spare us the excuses. Isaacson says there was no “direct pressure” from these people, and I believe him. That leaves all those terribly hurtful phone calls, fer chrissake, which somehow forced CNN to capitulate to the War Party. One has to wonder: if phone calls are enough to scare the American media into a complicit silence, then how much of a backbone did they have to begin with?
This had nothing to do with bowing to market forces, or suffering real economic consequences from telling the truth  and everything to do with sheer cowardice. Journalists are human beings, like the rest of us, and they want to be liked: this is only natural. However, when the desire for approval dominates everything else, and prevents you from doing your job, it becomes a problem. An irate phone call never hurt anyone  but to hear Isaacson tell it, these calls were the equivalent of IEDs that had the media under fire and were enough to put a major network out of commission when it came to doing real journalism. This is, frankly, a ridiculous assertion, and I  for one  dont believe it for a moment.
Oh, poor baby! Come to Mama! The fact is that there was nothing to stop CNN from attacking Fox as a shill for the administration: indeed, it would have made for some good television, and helped their ratings. Nothing is better than a good old feud, as MSNBC has recently learned (theres a reason why Keith Olbermann keeps twisting the knife in Bill OReillys ribs, aside from the sheer joy of doing it). But that apparently never occurred to Senor Isaacson: instead, he and his ilk chose to cut and run  and lose whatever journalistic integrity they could previously lay claim to.
Moyers makes a number of points that hit the War Party straight in the kisser: the centrality of the neoconservatives as the vanguard of the War Party, and their ubiquitous dominance of the “debate” in the media, is a point we at Antiwar.com kept making over and over. The story of the spiking of Phil Donahues show, which Moyers delves into, is particularly instructive in detailing how and why any and all alternative voices were eliminated by media bigwigs. I am glad to see Knight-Ridder News Service, now McClatchy News Service, getting a lot of credit as a swimmer-against-the-tide of public -and elite opinion. The duo of Warren Strobel and Jonathan Landay are particularly incisive when it comes to analyzing the failure of their colleagues in more influential venues to get the real story about how the administration was essentially fabricating “evidence” of Iraqi WMD and links to al Qaeda.
The New York Times is taken to task for its monumental contribution to the Grand Deception: its well-known by now how Judith Miller single-handedly pulled off one of the biggest cons in the history of journalism, second only to the fraud perpetrated by the Hearst papers in the prelude to the Spanish