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An example of a situation that would require an SSV would be where the fluid will likely be at or near a cavitating state. International Society of Automation (ISA) standard RP 75.23 provides basic formulas that can be used to determine whether or not a fluid will cavitate in service. At a state of cavitation, fluids are accelerated and their vapor pressure is reduced in a proportional relationship. If the pressure drops below the media’s vapor pressure, the fluid will separate into two or more phases — an effect known as flashing. Flashing by itself can and will be erosive to valves and other equipment, but if the downstream pressure recovery is such that the fluid is above its vapor pressure, the resultant collapse of the flashed gas creates the damaging condition of cavitation.

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Celebrate the Seasons with a Waldorf Teacher – Green Meadow Waldorf School September 27, 2017 – Chestnut Ridge

Featuring: Ron Pope, Melodime, Ages and Ages Show Info: Ron Pope – 2 Day Pass Support: Melodine, Ages and Ages Special Offers: VIP Balcony Ticket GA standing room & VIP options available. Age Restriction: 16+ unless accompanied by an adult Accessible accommodations should purchase a General Admission ticket and will be taken care of at the venue day of event. For over 150 years, Irving Plaza has been one of New York City’s premier entertainment sites. Located just minutes from Union Square, the famed red marquee has displayed the names of thousands of artists, bringing them together with fans all throughout the city. Enjoy a cold beverage from our wide selection of drinks, and kick back in our lounge area before the show. No matter what genre, Irving Plaza shows are like no other. Want to get inside information on tons of awesome shows like this one? Sign up for our newsletter to be notified about all things Irving Plaza, including presales, special offers, and ticket giveaways! Click here to sign up! Follow us on our socials! Facebook: /IrvingPlaza Twitter: @IrvingPlaza Instagram: @IrvingPlaza Snapchat: IrvingPlazaNYC Fifteen years and seven studio albums into a career hovering at the edges of the music business, fighting for a seat at the table, Ron Pope is now in the midst of flipping that table over. It took a decade to become an overnight success. Hundreds of millions of streams, millions of singles sold, concerts packed out into the street all over the world; all of a sudden Ron Pope is part of the discussion. "At the very least, now I don’t really have to give a shit what anyone in the business expects from me. That’s pretty liberating. It’s like ‘Everyone’s making music that sounds like such and such this year’ and I can say ‘Cool. I don’t give a fuck; my fans just want me to do something good and they’ll stick with me as long as what I record is real and honest and full of songs that are worth listening to. So I’m just gonna keep doing what I do.’ That’s the freedom that holding onto my independence for so long and finding real success has bought me" Pope says from the East Nashville office of Brooklyn Basement Records, the label he runs alongside his wife and manager, Blair Clark. For his newest album "Work," Pope once again co-produced with Grammy Award winner Ted Young (The Rolling Stones, Grace Potter, Sonic Youth). The duo decided to record in Nashville at Welcome to 1979, an analog-centric studio. For Pope, this album marked his first recorded to tape. "It forced us to make choices. Digital recording allows you to do a limitless amount of takes. In the past, we could do five or ten takes of everything and pick and choose, but on this record, if we wanted to record another take of something, we often had to erase what was already there. Those decisions influenced us to play like we meant it on every take. Our friend Charles Ray, who’s my favorite trumpet player, came in to help on the record and what you hear on ‘Dancing Days’ is his first take, no editing, no fixing, no reconsidering. That’s just what he played and we all just yelled ‘Next’ and moved on! The spontaneity and looseness flavored this album in a way that feels really exciting and new to me." "On some of these songs, you can hear Nashville. On others, we’re walking down the street in New Orleans giving away beers to strangers, or I’m down on the Florida panhandle at 19 arguing with a frat boy when my blood ran a little hotter than it does now, or I’m back home in Georgia playing the bars I grew up in or singing quiet songs in my bedroom, looking back and looking forward; you find us a lot of places on this record."

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Register for these exciting Italian lessons for children ages 5-12. Classes are held on 9/30, 10/7, and 10/21.

In celebration of Oktoberfest, make 19th-century German American foods: sausage, dumplings and apple pancakes from historic recipes; and learn about German immigration in the early part of the 19th century. [Advance registration required] Please call the Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden, 212-838-6878, for more details. The Museum is located at 421 East 61st Street (between First and York Avenues). Bus: M15, M31 or M57; Subway: N, R, Q or 4, 5, 6 to Lexington Avenue/59th Street; or F to 63rd Street.

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Join us in the garden on Thursday, September 14th for an evening of iconic black-and-white French film. Blanc et Noir presents A Day in the Country (1936; runtime 40 min.), Jean Renoir’s humanist vignette based on the short story by Guy de Maupassant; and Jean Vigo’s story of youthful rebellion, Zero for Conduct (1933; runtime 44 min.). The monochromatic theme extends to a menu of hand-picked pizza and wine pairings courtesy of David Bowler of David Bowler Wine and Phil Hartman of Two Boots Pizza. White wines will be served with pizza topped with boudin blanc, red with pizza topped with boudin noir. Veggie and vegan options also available. Tickets on sale now! $20 in advance/$25 at the door. Discounted admission of $17 online/$20 at door for Reliquary members. Admission includes films and 2 slices of pizza & 2 glasses of wine per person. All proceeds benefit The City Reliquary. Doors at 7 PM. Screenings begin at dusk. Program and menu curated by hosts David Bowler of David Bowler Wine and Phil Hartman of Two Boots Pizza.

The small-block Chevrolet V-8, known as the Gen I remains in production to this day as a terrific Chevrolet Performance crate engine for virtually anything that rolls because it fits nearly anything imaginable. At the cusp of the 1990s, GM engineers looked at what it would take to vector the Gen I small-block toward the new millennium. They came up with a short-term solution in the Gen II small-block, which wasn’t much different than the Gen I with the exception being Opti-Spark ignition and a cam-driven water pump.