This side project from one of the Gourds’ singer-songwriters extends the communal interplay of that organically eclectic Austin band. In addition to his fellow Gourd-mates, Russell enlists kindred spirits including Jon Dee Graham (on lap steel guitar), the female-harmonizing Damnations, Bad Livers bassist Mark Rubin, and bottleneck blues guitarist Steve James to put some loops into traditional American roots. Highlights extend from the snaky New Orleans groove of “Virgin of the Cobra” to the melodic balladry of “Imbibing My Prescriptions,” graced by Debra Kelly’s harmony and Max Johnston’s fiddle. While Russell’s vocals occasionally recall Levon Helm’s from the Band–to whom the Gourds are often compared–”(Somebody Bring Me a Flower) I’m a Robot” sounds more like psychedelic Hee Haw. –Don McLeese
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Remediation of Firing Range Impact Berms (AATDF Monograph Series)
Posted by admin on November 4, 2011
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A part of the continuing effort to provide innovative in situ remediation techniques, Remediation of Firing-Range Impact Berms presents the results of a soil washing and leaching project. The demonstration set as its primary objective providing reliable, detailed performance data to evaluate the feasibility and cost of implementing a full-scale system. Its secondary objective was to demonstrate the effectiveness of the technology in producing a ‘clean’ soil based on analytical results.
The project included the following steps:
The monograph discusses the results of the pilot plant study and includes the technical information necessary to reproduce the study full-scale. It recommends procedures for successful soil washing at small arms ranges. Remediation of Firing-Range Impact Berms will save you time and money when using in situ technology for soil remediation.
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