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Is Long Hair Unprofessional? A Weighted Answer

November 9, 2022
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man with long hair at the office

When it comes to the work world, appearance has quite a bit of meaning. After all, most people judge others based on looks without even realizing it. That’s how our mental biases work. That said, there is no way to truly judge if that man riding a motorcycle is a careless miscreant, or if the man wearing a 3 piece suit in the middle of the day is truly a professional. 

We tend to judge those around us based on how we feel that the person in the position they appear to be in should be. This can go as extreme as seeing a person wearing bright and colorful clothing and thinking that they work with children, to as mild as seeing a teenager who just happened to dye a portion of their hair purple and assuming that they are goth. 

This type of judgment can also be based on a number of other items, such as speaking voice, race or ethnicity, clothes, hair color, and of course, hair length. …

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First Hydrogen Burn at Long Ridge HA-Class Gas Turbine Marks Triumph for GE

April 24, 2022
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Hydrogen combustion has begun at the 485-MW Long Ridge Energy Terminal combined cycle power plant—a flagship GE HA-class project that is purpose-built to transition from natural gas to hydrogen blends and ultimately be capable of burning 100% hydrogen.

While the sprawling multimodal facility in Hannibal, Ohio—which sits on the Ohio and West Virginia border—achieved commercial operation in October 2021, efforts to kick off its GE 7HA.02 gas turbine’s transition to hydrogen combustion began in earnest earlier this year. A test to combust an initial blending of 5% hydrogen and 95% natural gas fuel successfully completed on March 30 demonstrated that capability, said the plant’s owners, Fortress Transportation and Infrastructure Investors, and Grosvenor Capital Management—Labor Impact Fund.

The 485-MW Long Ridge Energy Terminal combined cycle power plant is a flagship GE HA-class project that is purpose-built to transition from natural gas to hydrogen blends. Courtesy: GE

The test is part of a project spearheaded by Long Ridge Energy Generation, Black & Veatch, GE, NAES, and Long Ridge’s engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractor Kiewit to integrate hydrogen fuel blending at the plant without disrupting its power production for PJM Interconnection.…

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How To Stay Positive During A Long And Exhausting Job Search – Forbes

August 17, 2020
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How To Stay Positive During A Long And Exhausting Job Search  Forbes
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[UPDATED] EPA Sets Schedules for Long List of Power Plant Regulatory Actions 

May 26, 2019
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will act on a spate of power plant rules over the next year, its newly released agenda of regulatory and deregulatory actions shows.

The May 23-released “Spring 2019 Agenda of Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions” lists 35 new actions, along with 57 actions that it considers “deregulatory.” The list includes new rules governing coal ash, new insights and timelines for final effluent limitations guidelines and mercury rules, action on “boiler MACT” rules, monitoring and record-keeping clarifications for the mercury and other rules, changes to New Source Review permitting, and an amendment to a rule governing stationary combustion turbines at power plants. 

Rule

First time on agenda

Proposed rule

Final rule

Effluent Limitations Guidelines (ELG) and Standards

June 2019

August 2020

Rules Governing Definition of “Waters of the U.S.”

July 2017 (supplemental in July 2018)/February 2019

August 2019/December 2019

Coal ash: Amendments to the National Minimum Criteria (Phase 2)

July 2019

December 2019

Coal ash: Federal Coal Combustion Residuals Permitting Program

Yes

July 2019

May 2020

Coal ash: Revision of cease receipt of waste deadline for CCR surface impoundments; response to court

Yes

July 2019

December 2019

Coal ash: Alternative demonstration for unlined surface impoundments/ request for comment on legacy units; response to court

Yes

July 2019

December 2019

MATS: Reconsideration of Supplemental Cost Finding and Residual Risk and Technology Review

February 2019

November 2019

MATS technical corrections, reporting revisions, clarifications

November 2019

NESHAP:Stationary Combustion Turbine Residual Risk and Technology Review

April 2019 (comment period ends on May 28)

January 2020

(Boiler MACT):NESHAP: Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Boilers and Process Heaters Amendments 

September 2019

Review of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Particulate Matter 

March 2020

Project emissions accounting under PSD and non attainment NSR

July 2019

Standards of Performance for Stationary Compression Ignition (CI) Internal Combustion Engines Amendments

June 2019

Direct final rule, June 2019

Technical Revisions to the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rule 

December 2019

December 2020

Clean Air Act Benefit-Cost Reforms 

Yes

December 2019

Revisions to the Petition Provisions of the Title V Permitting Program

August 2016

August 2019

Financial responsibility requirements for power sector

July 2019

December 2020

Accidental release prevention requirements

May 2018

August 2019

General revisions to emissions monitoring and reporting requirements for fossil generators

November 2019

April 2020

The agenda shows “continued progress in reducing regulatory burden” envisioned by President Trump’s proposed regulatory reforms, the agency said in a statement.…

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