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The development of VPPs is especially important given lengthy interconnection timelines for new generation, aging grid infrastructure, peaking power plant retirements, supply chain roadblocks for high-voltage system replacements and expansions along with load growth because of electrification, Tesla said.

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//This one to get the revision to come in.

//This one to insert my spec in the title block.

//This one to total the number of pages in the spool.

//This one to tell me the current sheet number.

I'm having issues with some custom P3D Line Group fields printing to isometric drawings. I've created a set of custom P3D line group fields, shown in the attached screenshot "Custom P3D Fields". In the model space, I've entered arbitrary string values for these fields, and would like them to print to the iso title block (see screenshot "Sample Custom Fields Filled Out"). I have my attribute mapping setup to match the P3D Line Group fields (see screenshot "Mapping Setup"). I've tried some steps I'd seen on other AutoCAD forums like syncing the block attributes, but this didn't resolve my issue. When I print an iso, the attributes appear blank in the title block, but function like normal AutoCAD attributes where you can enter field values. I would like this to be automated based on the model entries for the P3D Line Group Items I've created.

I've noticed that project fields such as city, client name, date, etc. print ok. Any custom project fields I've added (ex. preparer/reviewer initials on the signature line), similar to the P3D Line Group fields, do not print. My suspicion is that when I print the isometrics, something isn't linking up between the fields in the model and the IsoConfig file. I've noticed that the title block attributes are listed in the iso.atr and isoconfig.xml files. They're just not being communicated to the PCF associated with the iso I think. Or, some property of the custom fields is not being read.

So my question is: Does anyone know how/where I can tell the iso output processor / isoconfig xml / attribute file to read the title block attributes from the corresponding PCF fields and print it on the iso drawing? Where can I set it up to read custom project fields?

Go back into the title block editor and then check to see if the default section of the attribute is Grayed out if not then you will need to use the insert field to relink the attribute to the projects data field.

Lets say you have

A B C D E F columns in your excel sheet with corresponding attributes mapped in your iso.dwt title block. If for example D5 is an empty (or null) cell no more attributes will be populated with values when you generate your isometric drawings. Dash those cells out with a '-' or similar and the error goes away.

Coal-fired power plants are a prime source of haze-forming pollution. During the Obama administration, EPA used the program to prod utilities into installing scrubbers and other pollution controls on older plants, often over the objections of regulators in Republican-run states (E&E Daily, March 21, 2016).

Under President Trump, the agency flip-flopped, approving state plans even as environmental groups charged that they would do little or nothing to cut haze-forming emissions (Greenwire, June 13, 2017).

During the Trump administration, Greg Sopkin, then the EPA Region 8 administrator, had approved the revised plan in 2020, Gordon wrote. In now moving to reverse the earlier approval, he said, EPA appears intent on forcing the shutdown of one of the units in question, resulting in "jobs lost, incomes wrecked and careers terminated at the plant and the associated coal mine."

The Spears catalog I'm using doesn't have pneumatic actuators so I created one using an autocad standard block and pulled the dimensions for each size from the website. My problem is that when I insert the valve into the model using the spec editor, the actuator is offset from the stem for some reason. Any idea why?

is there a way to manually draw the actuator as part of the custom valve block that came with the spec? The problem is that I'm going to copy this model and change all of the pipe sizes at least 3-4 times. The valves automatically adjust their sizes when I change the pipe sizes which is great. I just need to be able to differentiate between a manual and automated valve when looking at the model and then for it to be labeled as the actuator when I generate the isos.

It really really is...I'm currently having to "pretty up" all our valves. Every size, type and pressure class. I have the models but they're one block so I'm having to slice the block, make 2 new blocks and go from there...I could use my current block if only there was a way to indicate the operator direction. BTW I did find a cheat but got shut down using it. If you do have a block with the valve and actuator if you align the operator up when doing a plant part convert with the middle of the valve at 0,0,0 you can just put a very small hand level in from the catalog and it removes having to make a seperate set of components for the actuator.

I'm trying to create a simple ball valve catalogue with models more similar to manufaturer catalogue, not just the plant 3d default. But, every time the valvebody has an actuator, it pushes toward an end of the valve, like the images.

When I try to change the default title block to a preferred client title block for ISO drawings, I have trouble viewing it. I save the modified file as a dwt placing it in the location where iso borders dwt would be found.

Once I open the setup Title Block for review, it will show the new title block, then disappear. Please tell me what's happening? When I run my Iso's the border is in, but I can't review it to make changes.

If only your title block dissapears just add it back by using "INSERT" block. Its pretty annoying when it happens in the midst of your work.

DONT SWITCH DRAWINGS WHEN YOU HAVE ISO.dwt OPEN FOR MODIFYING!!!!

If you do this, you can tab back and forth between different drawings that you are looking at, and suddenly more and more of your template dissapears.

Keep in mind also --> If you add something in addition to your title block, usually that gets deleted first on its own instead of the block. Then if you dont put it back, next thing that will get deleted is your title block.

All you need to do is speak with your neighbors and have them sign Permission to Plant Forms, where they agree to have a tree planted on the street in front of their house and they agree to water the tree during its first five years.

A new study led by Emory University has found that two common wild plants can inhibit the activity of the virus causing Covid-19 to infect human cells. Laboratory experiments revealed that extracts from the flowers of tall goldenrod (Solidago altissima) and the rhizomes of the eagle fern (Pteridium aquilinum) efficiently stopped SARS-CoV-2 from entering human cells.

In a first step, they devised experiments with virus-like particles (VLPs) of SARS-CoV-2 and cells programmed to overexpress ACE2 (the receptor on which the coronavirus binds to infiltrate cells) on their surface. The analyses revealed a handful of extracts that stopped viral entry, with those from the tall goldenrod and the eagle fern exhibiting the strongest blocking activity.

Additional experiments using infectious SARS-CoV-2 virus instead of VLPs confirmed these results and showed that the protective power of the plant extracts worked in the case of four Covid variants: Alpha, Beta, Delta, and Gamma.

First prize is a $300 check for each top residential and commercial block winner. All other winners will receive cash prizes ranging from $100 to $200, and each will be awarded a recognition certificate.

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Neighbors make the best teachers! Hold a window-box planting demonstration. Share sustainable-gardening tip sheets provided by BBG. Invite your neighbors to a Greenest Block in Brooklyn workshop at BBG or request a walk-and-talk visit on your block with BBG staff next spring. In the meantime, let us know your gardening questions!

The Commonwealth Court last year temporarily blocked Pennsylvania from becoming the first major fossil fuel-producing state to adopt a carbon-pricing program, and the new ruling makes that decision permanent.

The ruling is a victory for Republican lawmakers and coal-related interests that argued that the carbon-pricing plan amounted to a tax, and therefore would have required legislative approval. Wolf, a Democrat, had sought to get around legislative opposition by unconstitutionally imposing the requirement through a regulation, they said.

Backers of the plan had called it the biggest step ever taken in Pennsylvania to fight climate change and said it would have generated hundreds of millions of dollars a year to promote climate-friendly energy sources and cut electricity bills through energy conservation programs.

The chemicals could serve as an emergency contraceptive taken either before or after intercourse, or as a permanent contraceptive via a skin patch or vaginal ring, say researchers at the University of California, Berkeley. Human sperm take about five to six hours to mature once they enter the female reproductive system, which is enough time for the drug to enter the system and block the kick.

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