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In 2010, a pipeline in Marshall, Michigan leaked 843,444 gallons of crude oil into the Kalamazoo River for 17 hours before the operator shut off the pipeline. That same year, it took more than 90 minutes to stop the flow of product in a natural gas pipeline in San Bruno, California. The California incident resulted in an explosion, which killed eight people, injured 51 others, in addition to destroying 38 homes and severely damaging an additional 70 homes.

The requirements announced today will apply to all new or replaced onshore pipelines six inches in diameter or greater. Pipeline operators installing these valves will also be required to comply with new performance standards for the operation of those valves requiring their closure to isolate a ruptured pipeline segment as soon as practicable (but no more than 30 minutes) after rupture identification. Faster shut down times will help improve safety by allowing faster access to emergency first responders who respond to fires and injuries. In addition, PHMSA expects the rule to reduce threats to the environment (including, but not limited to, reducing emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas released during ruptures of natural gas pipelines and major cause of climate change), and promote environmental justice for minority populations, low-income populations, and other underserved and disadvantaged communities. A single rupture from a large, high-pressure gas pipeline can release more than 1,300 metric tons of methane emissions.

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To shut down Windows 8.1 or Windows RT 8.1, move your mouse to the lower left-hand corner of the screen and right-click Start or press the Windows logo key + X on your keyboard. Tap or select Shut down or sign out and choose Shut down.

I am also experiencing problems with my Cannon MX922 Printer. I have had this printer for about two years, and it has been working well until now. Since about three weeks ago, the printer does not print on my computer on which it has been printing for the last two years. I have not installed any new programs and, and I have not changed anything thing about the printer, but it just started not to print documents. When I try to print, the printer sometimes would not print but just spew out blank pages. I checked and there is nothing wrong with print cadtridges. I tried to install the printer to work with my other lap top computer, but I am still encountering the same problem. However, the printer does shut down when I press the on/off button to shut it off. What can I do to make it to print again?

You may want to have a shut off valve installed if you can't locate one. If you have an emergency and need help shutting off your water at the meter or locating your water meter, please call the City of Fairview at 503- 665-9320.

Types of Shut Off Valves

Your water shut off valve may take many different forms. Below are a few of the most common types of shutoff valves:

City Council has lifted restrictions on residents and business owners to shut off their water at the meter. Please follow these instructions and review the Water Meter Access and Shut-Off video to safely turn off your water.

From: Nut-upsuser nut-upsuser-bounces@alioth-lists.debian.net on behalf of Matt via Nut-upsuser nut-upsuser@alioth-lists.debian.netSent: Saturday, December 31, 2022 05:51To: nut-upsuser@alioth-lists.debian.net nut-upsuser@alioth-lists.debian.netSubject: Re: [Nut-upsuser] NUT & UPS, how to shut down client after 2 min on battery?

Should not normally be required: when started as root, upsmon splits into unprivileged process for most of the work and leaves the shutdown handler running as root; with this setting you get it all running as root which is potentially unsafe.

When we repair leaking pipes, install new water distribution mains on your block, or respond to emergencies such as water main breaks, we may need to temporarily shut off your water. The Department of Design and Construction (DDC) as well as contractors may be working with us to perform this work.

A plumbing problem that threatens water quality, public health, or safety may result in a Notice of Defect to the customer. The Water Department may then shut off the water supply until repairs are made.

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Medical Gas Medical and shut-off valves are located in patient care areas near nursing stations and procedure rooms. The shut-off valves are inside square or rectangular cut-outs on the wall, covered by removable plastic. Medical gas shut-off valves should remain accessible at all times.

Authorized Personnel

In the event of a fire, it is important to note that medical gasses, including oxygen, are NOT immediately shut off. It would be appropriate to shut off the oxygen supply to an area only if a piece of medical equipment supplied with oxygen or a patient using oxygen is on fire. Only the charge nurse or other clinical supervisor may turn off medical gasses upon direction from the San Francisco Fire Department or Medical Center Facilities. Only authorized Facilitiesand Physical Plant personnel are able to return back to operation any medical gas valves that have been turned off.

Huh? Really? That's useful? I disagree. That sounds tremendously annoying and like just another strange setting of little value to the overwhelming majority of users. The concept of Dropbox is to be lightweight, extremely quiet, and non-invasive to your computers and your life. It is designed to keep your data synchronized with a minimum of hassle to you, and I think it's phenomenal just as it is. Basta on the "featuritis." I don't want my computers being shut down by errant little settings in assorted software that I run.

It would also be quite useful to have a little notification pop up when you are shutting down that Dropbox is still syncing.

So often I have got home and realised the file I need hasn't uploaded because I shut down my Work computer in such haste.

Actually, a little balloon that reminds you that you are still syncing when you try to shut down might be nice, but that's the limit of it. Remember, the Dropbox concept is not to bother you, but to work WITH you and all your activities on your machines, accepting your activities without complaint. They try to design the client software to be smart and robust, so it doesn't need to be bothering you with all the typical little beeps, bops, and pings that so many other programs do. All those little noids and dings get really annoying, and if you have ever straightened out a machine after its long absence from auto-updates online, you know what I mean. All those seconds here and there responding to prompts and accepting updates add up to a lot of time at the end of the day.

So do I. I work on 500MB-2GB project files and sometimes need them to synch before I shut down or suspend the computer. It would be very useful to me to for example have a little checkbox item to shut down or suspend the computer when finished synching perhaps below the Pause synching item in the gear-dropdown menu.

I believe you could change the tray icon to indicate it has been activated and/or display some on-top, floating reminder when activated with a Cancel button. Either from when activated or when finished synching and counting down to shut-down command?

This would be a fitting pro feature since when synching before going from your home studio to commute to an other work place or office you would often want to work up until getting out the door and have dropbox shut the computer down when finished synching and not have to wait when using desktop computers or leave-at-home laptops.

Now I'm uploading about 30 GB of file with 100 KB/sec. It will take about 5 days to finish sync. I wish I have optional shutdown option when sync is finnised. My desktop computer now has to be on to the office and unfortunately I install teamviewer software to check from remote and shut it down.

I can't help but read Deep's responses a little condescending and rude. Even if you disagree with him you can go about it a little differently and if you truly believe that Dropbox is suppose to work with you then you would agree with James F. in all honesty. To me just having an auto shutoff OPTION would be amazing. How is that an inconvenience in any way Deep? It's actually more time saving and energy efficient. I'm uploading 35GB of 4K footage as I type this and the syncing is going to take 8 hours. I have other things to do with my life rather than sit here waiting for this to complete and I don't want to leave my computer on more than I have to if I decide to leave my work desk. No one is talking about notifications and other random things. We all like Dropbox the way it is but nothing is perfect and there is room for improvement for this service.

Features that interact in potentially dangerous ways with low-level operating system commands are nothing to be taken lightly or implemented unless very necessary. Dropbox is intended to work seamlessly and also with little danger to your computing environment. Assuming that an automated command (user-called or otherwise) to shut down can be thrown safely at some hours-later or days-later time, especially with machines that regularly get auto-updated by many different software vendors, is very dicey. I'm sure it *could* work a lot of the time, but DB has to be extremely careful for all the outlier cases and also assume that many users will make serious mistakes. In this context, a serious mistake could be a catastrophe.

This forum is full of people in other posts who manage to get snarled just using regular features as they are. One who can leave a modern computer running for days while a big sync happens can leave it running a day longer in order to shut it down safely when they have observed success. The benefits of Dropbox are already tremendous, and sketchy features aren't worth the hit they might take if people had trouble. ff782bc1db