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Nuclear NewsNEW A startup wants to build a massive nuclear-powered data center on public land in UtahStartup Valar Atomics submitted a formal proposal to the Bureau of Land Management to construct a massive power and data facility in Utah. Project Beehive would combine 456 small nuclear reactors with data centers, fuel production, and waste storage across more than 9,000 acres of public land. The project highlights a new wave of commercial nuclear ventures relying on streamlined regulatory pathways and federal support to deploy microreactors. Producing over nine gigawatts of power, the development aims to test phased mass production of small units, raising questions among local groups regarding public land use and environmental oversight. Valar Atomics wants to place over 450 reactors on more than 9,500 acres in Utah to power a huge data center project. A Valar Atomics microreactor is see...
Nuclear NewsNEW N.M. legislators tackle funding for WIPP road repairNew Mexico lawmakers finalized a ten million dollar federal funding agreement with the Department of Transportation to repair deteriorating roadways used for transuranic waste shipments to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant. This marks the first dedicated road maintenance funding for the facility since 2014, addressing safety risks identified on transit routes near Carlsbad. Just before the end of the federal government’s 2026 fiscal year, members of New Mexico’s congressional delegation announced $10 million in funding to repair roads used to transport waste to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, n...
Nuclear NewsNEW California bills consider new nuclear power plant and plan for the future of fusionCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation requiring state agencies to evaluate advanced nuclear technologies and develop a strategic framework for commercial fusion energy. Assembly Bill 2647 mandates a comprehensive assessment of nuclear power by 2028 to support clean energy goals. Senate Bill 925 orders a fusion development plan by 2029. The state previously established a moratorium on new nuclear plants in 1976. The new assessment examines whether advanced reactors can provide reliable electricity while addressing cost and waste issues. Meanwhile, the fusion initiative aims to str...
Nuclear NewsNEW Federal regulators investigating tilted fuel assembly at Michigan nuclear plantPalisades Nuclear Plant: NRC Probes Fuel Assembly Tilt A previously used fuel assembly tipped over inside the reactor vessel during refueling operations at the Michigan facility in late August. Plant operator Holtec halted fuel loading and is awaiting regulatory approval for a custom retrieval plan. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is investigating the handling error. The 767-megawatt plant is attempting a commercial restart from decommissioning backed by federal loan guarantees. This unexpected handling mishap pauses core loading operations and draws heightened oversight regarding the safety...
Nuclear NewsNEW Deployable Energy next in line for testing in NRIC’s DOMEIdaho National Laboratory selected start-up Deployable Energy to test its microreactor design in the Demonstration of Microreactor Experiments test bed. The company secured the second testing slot after Westinghouse withdrew its application for the 2027 schedule. Deployable Energy plans to evaluate its light water moderated and helium cooled reactor design at the facility located at the laboratory. The project highlights ongoing efforts to advance commercial microreactor development through competitive evaluation processes and milestone tracking managed by the National Reactor Innovation Cente...
Nuclear NewsNEW Second part of construction permit application submitted for SMRs at PalisadesHoltec International submitted the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report to the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission for two planned SMR-300 reactors at the Palisades site in Michigan. This filing completes the second phase of the construction permit application process for the Pioneer 1 and 2 units. The project aims to bring the new small modular reactors online by the early 2030s alongside the site's existing closed plant infrastructure. Holtec has submitted the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report to the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission for two small modular reactor units at the Palisades Energy Cen...
Nuclear NewsNEW Heat-only method makes critical alloys tougher for nuclear fusion reactors and jet enginesHeat method makes alloys tougher for fusion reactors and jet engines Researchers at the University of Birmingham developed a heat treatment method called Precipitation Induced Recrystallisation to refine alloy grain structures without mechanical force. The technique uses controlled thermal stress to generate internal pressure, shrinking grain sizes significantly in tested titanium alloys. This process provides a reliable way to manufacture durable components for extreme environments like fusion reactors and jet engines. The new PIX technique uses heat treatment to make tungsten and titanium al...
Nuclear NewsNEW Study finds a better way to separate zirconium and hafniumResearchers at Oregon State University developed a water-based method to separate zirconium and hafnium using choline and thiocyanate ligands. The technique eliminates the need for toxic organic solvents and reduces energy requirements compared to current industrial extraction processes. While the laboratory results show high separation factors, commercial adoption will require further scaling studies and facility modifications. Different shapes of the crystals in the precipitates. (Image: OSU) Researchers at Oregon State University have published a paper in the Journal of the American Chemica...
Nuclear NewsNEW New England states put differences aside to talk nuclear strategyEnergy officials from all six New England states gathered at a recent summit to coordinate regional nuclear power strategies. The conference followed a joint call from regional governors for a unified roadmap to address growing electricity demands. The states share a single electrical grid managed by Independent System Operator-New England, making regional cooperation necessary for new generation projects. However, participants noted persistent hurdles, including high construction costs, unproven small modular reactor technology, and unresolved federal nuclear waste storage policies. New Hamps...
Nuclear NewsNEW NANO Nuclear Energy Advances Vertical Integration Strategy by Signing Definitive Agreement to AcquirNANO Nuclear Energy and its subsidiary HALEU Energy Fuel signed a definitive agreement to acquire nuclear fuel processing assets from Radnostix. The transaction includes $9.5 million in cash and $4 million in common stock, pending regulatory approvals and license transfers. The purchase grants ownership of one of ten Nuclear Regulatory Commission licensed fuel cycle facilities in the United States. Acquiring the existing Lea County site in New Mexico provides a regulatory foundation for domestic fuel processing and supports the company strategy for vertical integration in advanced reactor depl...
Nuclear NewsNEW BWXT Awarded Contract to Produce High Purity Depleted Uranium for National Defense PurposesThe National Nuclear Security Administration awarded BWX Technologies a ten-year, $1.6 billion contract to establish a domestic supply of high purity depleted uranium. The company will design, license, and operate a manufacturing plant in Jonesborough, Tennessee, producing up to 300 metric tons annually. The new facility will create approximately 175 skilled jobs and serve as the sole active site for this material production in the United States. (LYNCHBURG, Va. – Sept. 30, 2025) BWX Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: BWXT) announced today it has been awarded a 10-year contract valued at $1.6 billion b...
Nuclear NewsNEW Deep Isolation Advances Nuclear Waste Disposal Demonstration With Issuance of Texas Drilling PermitThe Texas Railroad Commission issued a drilling permit to Deep Isolation for a full-scale, non-radioactive commercialization pilot near Cameron, Texas. The regulatory approval allows the project team to transition from engineering design to construction and subsurface testing. Halliburton and other industry partners are collaborating on the project to demonstrate deep borehole disposal concepts. Nuclear industry observers watch deep borehole projects for alternative methods to manage spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste. Successful field tests using conventional oil and gas dril...
Nuclear NewsNEW S&T experts contribute to state energy planS&T experts contribute to state energy plan The Missouri Department of Natural Resources released the new state energy plan following a meeting of the Advanced Nuclear Energy Task Force. Faculty members from the Missouri University of Science and Technology contributed technical expertise to the framework, which focuses on energy independence and nuclear enablement. The initiative aims to guide state policy and support future nuclear technology development in the region. Dr. David Borrok, center, vice provost and dean of S&T’s College of Engineering and Computing, and Dr. Joseph Newkirk, right...
Nuclear NewsNEW Modernizing for more megawatts: Columbia’s EPU journeyEnergy Northwest is advancing an extended power uprate project at the Columbia Generating Station. The multi-year effort will add roughly 186 megawatts of total electrical output to the northwestern regional grid by 2031. Engineers used laser scanning during the recent 2025 refueling outage to map plant structures for upcoming equipment installations. The single-reactor boiling water reactor, which entered commercial operation in 1984 and holds an operating license through 2043, is integrating the uprate modifications into scheduled biennial refueling outages. By coordinating life cycle manage...
Nuclear NewsNEW This month in Oak RidgeSeptember Energycast; Demolition begins on former labs at ORNL; and more Cleanup crews at the Oak Ridge Reservation have started demolishing contaminated facilities at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, including aging structures along Isotope Row. At the Y-12 National Security Complex, workers are tearing down the Old Steam Plant following the recent completion of the Alpha-2 facility demolition. These environmental management projects aim to eliminate legacy hazards and clear space for site modernization. In this episode, we look back at OREM’s biggest accomplishments of Fiscal Year 2026. Me...
Nuclear NewsNEW Large upgrade planned at Calvert Cliffs after power deal signed with AmazonConstellation plans to invest three billion dollars to improve the Calvert Cliffs facility. The engineering work will add approximately 190 megawatts of electrical output to the regional grid. Funding for the capital project is secured through a twenty-year power purchase agreement with Amazon. The long-term contract provides financial stability required to pursue operating license renewals with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Current licenses for the twin reactor facility expire in 2034 and 2036. Similar commercial agreements between technology firms and plant operators are increasingly fu...
Nuclear NewsNEW Some Idaho officials say proposed nuclear waste shipments could threaten Eastern Snake Plain AquiferState officials and former nuclear workers warn that a proposed Department of Energy innovation campus could force Idaho to accept tens of thousands of tons of spent nuclear fuel. Critics argue the agreement undermines the 1995 Settlement Agreement designed to prevent the state from becoming a commercial waste repository. The debate highlights ongoing tensions between federal nuclear initiatives and state environmental protections, specifically regarding threats to the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer. Stakeholders remain divided over whether economic development benefits outweigh long-term environ...
Nuclear NewsNEW Redesigning Steam Turbines for the SMR EraManufacturers are adapting steam turbine designs for small modular reactors by combining fossil and nuclear engineering practices. These new configurations must handle exhaust moisture levels exceeding 15 percent while fitting into compact, factory-preassembled modules designed for future nuclear energy facilities. Operating in wetter steam environments increases the risk of component degradation, including water droplet erosion and stress corrosion cracking. Engineers use specialized material selections, advanced blading geometries, and internal water extraction systems to protect turbine int...
Nuclear NewsNEW Deployable Energy selected to test its nuclear battery at DOMEIdaho National Laboratory will host a 2027 test of the Nuclear Unity Battery, a transportable microreactor designed by Deployable Energy. The self-funded project will evaluate system performance, safety, and operational controls inside the DOME testbed. This campaign allows the developer to gather performance data and advance its commercialization timeline. (IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO) – The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Reactor Innovation Center selected Deployable Energy to test the company’s nuclear battery technology inside the Demonstration of Microreactor Experiments, or DOME, testbed at...
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Outage NewsNEW Beaver Valley Unit 1 RFO 31 refueling outage pushed backThe utility has revised its published refueling schedule for Beaver Valley 1, pushing back the 1R31 outage to a later date within its original window. The outage is still scheduled for Spring 2027, but the planned duration was also revised to run longer than before. Readers should consult the NukeWorker outage schedule for the revised dates. Beaver Valley 1 's next refueling outage ( 1R31 ) has been pushed back in the utility's published schedule, though the outage is still scheduled for Spring 2027 . The revised start date and duration are on the NukeWorker outage schedule. The scheduled duration was revised at the same time, and the outage is now planned to run longer than before. For workers planning to support this outage, the revised window changes the staffing call-out timing accordi...
Outage NewsNEW Salem 1 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageSalem 1 began a routine refueling outage on October 4, 2026, starting precisely on its planned date. The PSEG Nuclear plant has a scheduled duration of 50 days for this maintenance period. The 1,153-MW Westinghouse 4-loop pressurized water reactor entered this refueling outage after maintaining a 624-day unscheduled-outage-free streak. Salem 1 had run about 90 percent of its typical 549-day operating cycle following an 85 percent capacity factor during its 2025 cycle. PSEG Nuclear operates two other United States nuclear units, while the broader nuclear fleet records an 85.2 percent capacity f...
Outage NewsNEW McGuire 1 completes Fall refueling outage in 29 daysMcGuire 1 began a routine refueling outage on September 5, 2026, concluding after 29 days on October 3. The fall maintenance window ran one day longer than the planned 28 day schedule. Operated by Duke Energy Carolinas, the 1,158-MW Westinghouse pressurized water reactor maintained an unscheduled-outage-free streak of 246 days before the project. The duration ranked as the 13th-longest among the unit's 19 tracked refuels, falling below the historical average of 37.6 days for its 18 prior refuels. Across the broader U.S. fleet, 94 units operated at an 85.2 percent capacity factor while four oth...
Outage NewsNEW FitzPatrick completes Fall refuel in 20 days, caps 719-day B2B runThe FitzPatrick nuclear plant completed a routine 20-day refueling outage on October 3, running three days longer than its planned 17-day schedule. The 853-megawatt General Electric boiling water reactor entered the maintenance period following a 720-day unscheduled-outage-free streak. Despite exceeding its initial schedule, the duration remained well below the unit historical average of 28.3 days across 13 prior refuels. Operator Constellation Nuclear manages 20 other U.S. units within a wider fleet operating at an 85.2 percent capacity factor. During the fall project, four other reactors acr...
Outage NewsNEW Sequoyah 2 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageTennessee Valley Authority began a routine refueling outage at Sequoyah Unit 2 on October 3, 2026. The fall refueling started one day later than its scheduled October 2 start date with a planned duration of 29 days. Prior to the shutdown, the 1,126-MW Westinghouse pressurized water reactor maintained an unscheduled-outage-free streak of 329 days after completing roughly 90 percent of its typical 557-day operating cycle. Its operator, Tennessee Valley Authority, manages six other nuclear units nationwide. Across the broader fleet, 94 units operated at an 85.2 percent capacity factor, with 12 re...
Outage NewsNEW Robinson 2 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageRobinson 2 began a scheduled refueling outage on October 3, 2026, starting six days earlier than its planned October 9 date. The 759-megawatt Westinghouse unit entered the maintenance period following a 1198-day unscheduled-outage-free streak. Operated by Duke Energy Progress, the plant completed a 20-month operating cycle after achieving a 99.5 percent capacity factor during 2025. The historical unit average for 16 prior refueling outages stands at 45.9 days, with the longest previous refuel reaching 112 days in 2010. Across the broader U.S. fleet, 94 units operated at an 85.2 percent capacit...
Outage NewsNEW Prairie Island 1 begins Fall 2026 refueling outagePrairie Island 1 began a routine refueling outage on October 3, 2026, starting one day later than its scheduled October 2 start date. The Northern States Power Company of Minnesota operates the 521-megawatt Westinghouse two-loop pressurized water reactor, which entered commercial operation in 1973. The unit entered this maintenance window following a 438-day unscheduled-outage-free streak and after completing about 93 percent of its typical 669-day operating cycle. The prior 2025 cycle achieved a capacity factor of 92.1 percent, while historical refuel operations average 47.6 days across 15 pr...
Outage NewsNEW Susquehanna 1 trips offline, unscheduled outage underwaySusquehanna 1 began a forced short unscheduled outage on September 29, 2026. The event ended the 1,247-MW General Electric BWR/4 unit's unscheduled outage-free streak at 317 days. Operator TalenEnergy Susquehanna, which operates one other U.S. nuclear unit, logged one forced outage so far in 2026 compared to two in all of 2025. The plant has been in commercial operation since 1983. Across the broader fleet today, 94 units operate at an 88.9 capacity factor, with nine reactors in refueling and one in unscheduled outages. BERWICK, PA. Susquehanna 1 dropped offline on Sep 29, 2026 , beginning an...
Outage NewsNEW Cooper begins Fall 2026 refueling outageCooper began a routine refueling outage on September 28, 2026, starting two days later than its scheduled September 26 start date. The 772-megawatt General Electric boiling water reactor entered the refueling window after running about 100 percent of its typical 647-day operating cycle. Operated by Nebraska Public Power District with commercial operation since 1974, the plant maintained a 1379-day unscheduled-outage-free streak going into the event. The unit posted a 99.4 percent capacity factor during its prior cycle in 2025. Across the United States fleet, 94 units operated at a 90.1 percent...
Outage NewsNEW Byron 2 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageByron Unit 2 began a scheduled refueling outage on September 28, 2026, starting precisely on its planned date. The 1,136-MW Westinghouse four-loop pressurized water reactor entered the fall maintenance period following a 3637-day unscheduled-outage-free streak. Operated by Constellation Nuclear, the unit had run about 94 percent of its typical 547-day operating cycle and posted a 93.9 percent capacity factor during the 2025 prior cycle. Across the broader U.S. fleet, 94 units operated at a 90.1 percent capacity factor with nine units in refueling. BYRON, IL. Byron 2 entered a refueling outage...
Outage NewsNEW Callaway begins Fall 2026 refueling outageCallaway began a scheduled refueling outage on September 26, 2026, starting on its planned date for the fall season. The 1,190-MW Westinghouse four-loop pressurized water reactor entered the maintenance window with a scheduled duration of 45 days. Operated by Union Electric Company in Missouri, the unit entered this refuel following a 301-day unscheduled-outage-free streak. The plant had run about 82 percent of its typical 548-day operating cycle after recording a 66.8 percent capacity factor in 2025. Nationwide, the fleet operated at a 90.1 percent capacity factor across 94 units, with nine u...
Outage NewsD.C. Cook 1 begins Fall 2026 refueling outageIndiana Michigan Power began a routine refueling outage at D.C. Cook 1 on 2026-09-19. The 1,009-MW Westinghouse 4-loop PWR started the maintenance period on the planned date with a scheduled duration of 32 days. The unit entered this refuel carrying a 1476-day unscheduled-outage-free streak after running about 91% of its typical 557-day operating cycle. The operator runs 1 other U.S. nuclear unit. The U.S. fleet today maintains a 92.8% capacity factor across 94 units, with 6 in refueling and 0 in unscheduled outages, alongside FitzPatrick. BRIDGMAN, MI. D.C. Cook 1 entered a refueling outage o...
Outage NewsDavis-Besse trips offline, unscheduled outage underwayDavis-Besse began an unscheduled forced short outage on 2026-09-08. This event ended the unit's unscheduled-outage-free streak at 386 days. This is the first forced outage for the 894-MW Babcock and Wilcox PWR in 2026, matching the total count for all of 2025. Energy Harbor Nuclear Generation operates this unit along with three other U.S. nuclear units. Across the industry, 94 units are currently operating at a 95.4 percent capacity factor. Two units are currently in refueling outages, while Davis-Besse and Dresden 2 are the only two units in unscheduled outages at this time. OAK HARBOR, OH. A...
Outage NewsFitzPatrick begins Fall 2026 refueling outageFitzPatrick began a routine refueling outage on September 14, 2026, aligning exactly with its published schedule. The unit entered this maintenance period after completing 100 percent of its typical 729-day operating cycle and maintaining an unscheduled-outage-free streak of 720 days. The scheduled duration for this refueling outage is 17 days, which is shorter than the unit's 28.3-day average across 13 prior refuels. FitzPatrick, an 853-MW General Electric BWR/4 operated by Constellation Nuclear, recorded a 99.7 percent capacity factor during its 2025 cycle. Across the U.S. fleet, 94 units ar...
History & TriviaFewer Than 10 American Veterans Who Saw Hiroshima and Nagasaki Are Still Alive. Their Stories Are DiFewer than 10 American service members who entered Hiroshima and Nagasaki as occupation troops in 1945 remain alive. These aging veterans are the last direct witnesses to the immediate human and structural devastation caused by the first wartime use of atomic weapons. For decades, government secrecy orders prevented these personnel from discussing their radiation exposure and observations. Preserving their firsthand accounts provides valuable historical documentation regarding the long-term health effects of radiation on military personnel and the realities of nuclear warfare. American occupation troops witnessed Hiroshima and Nagasaki weeks after the atomic bombs. Fewer than 10 are believed to remain alive. Less than 10 American veterans who saw the Japanese cities after 1945 bombings are...
GeneralBest Company you have worked for(priviate or govt)RP- what company(s) 1 do what they say(2)pay and per diem paid without hassle (3) have the best pay rates?W/ DZ / RSCS
History & TriviaThis Hidden City In Tennessee Held One Of The World’s Most Closely-Guarded SecretsOak Ridge, Tennessee transformed rapidly from a rural farming town into a massive, classified site for the Manhattan Project during World War II. Thousands of workers labored in secrecy to produce material for the atomic weapons that ultimately brought an end to the global conflict. The historic site established strict security protocols and massive industrial infrastructure that laid the groundwork for modern nuclear research facilities. Today, the location preserves its wartime heritage while continuing to contribute to advancements in science, technology, and energy research within the nucl...
GeneralShift Test Engineer Career PathsI am doing my Shift Test Engineer initial qualification at a public shipyard. I'm going to complete my STE qualification but I have some doubts as to whether I am going to stay at this shipyard long-term. If after completing my initial qualification, I decide to go to a different shipyard, will I take my STE qualification with me and only have to cross-qualify to my new yard' platform(s) or will I be starting from scratch initial qualifying again?If I decide to go the commercial route, what are good departments for former STEs besides operations?
Nuclear SoftwareLooking for Rados softwareUpdate: I found out that Mirion bought Rados. I called Mirion and they informed me that they have discontinued the model and software. I haven't had any luck by reaching out to third parties.You're my only hope Obi-Wan  :)
History & TriviaThe Hiroshima Atomic Blast Forged a Metal Never Seen Before on EarthGeologists led by the University of Florence have identified a previously unknown iron-chromium alloy within microscopic fallout debris from the 1945 Hiroshima atomic bombing. The 10-micrometer grain exhibits a complex, highly ordered cubic crystal structure that formed due to the extreme temperatures and rapid cooling rates of the nuclear fireball. This discovery highlights that nuclear blast debris contains a unique library of metastable materials that are difficult to replicate in laboratory settings. For the nuclear industry, these findings demonstrate that fallout particles serve as a phy...
DC CookNewly Renovated Furnished 2Br rental near D.C. CookD.C. Cook outage housing available in Stevensville for September/October.We have furnished 2BR / 1.5BA units available for outage workers, with full kitchen, in-unit washer/dryer, Wi-Fi, utilities, and parking included. Each unit has 1 king bed and 2 queen beds and works well for 1–2 workers or coworkers sharing a unit.Weekly and 4–6 week stays available. We also have two neighboring units, so we may be able to accommodate a small crew that wants to stay close together while still having separate living space.Located in Stevensville with convenient access to D.C. Cook.Message me for availabili...
Training, Tests & EducationCalculators for BMST and POSS?If I remember correctly, a four-function calculator is provided to you. That being said, you should be able to do the most of the math on it without a calculator.Good luck! What plant are you applying to?
AdvertisingLodging AdvertisingNine Mile/ Fitzpatrick 2026 Entire private farmhouse/rooms for rent. Recently renovated. Located on State Route 104, Oswego, NY. Less than 5 miles from the nuclear plants. Four bedrooms (3 upstairs and one small downstairs) 2 full bathrooms (one upstairs and one downstairs) Washer and dryer in downstairs bathroom.Fully furnished and fully equipped kitchen. WiFi and cable included. Electric, water and trash removal,bedding, towels and toiletries. $300/week/room Or rent entire house for $1,200/week if you want to be sure your colleagues have a place.  Limit is 4 adults.  No pets. No smoking insi...
Davis-BesseDavis-Besse LodgingWinter condo available. Blackout curtains, very quiet area with balcony. One bedroom, covered parking, washer and dryer, two TVS, electric fireplace. In The Shores condominiums. Very close to grocery and local restaurants.$1400 a month plus electric.Cable and water are paidSandySelswick@breezeline.net
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Fallen:Michael D HargisMichael D. Hargis, a RCT, Radcon Supervisor, and Emergency Management at the Idaho Cleanup Project at the Idaho National Laboratory passed August 13, 2026. He was a great coworker and will be missed. His obituary is at
Site NewsEvery Outage Finally Has a NameEvery Outage Finally Has a Name If you have worked an outage, you know it has a name. Nobody at the tool crib says "the spring outage at Catawba." They say C1R28 . It is on the badge, on the schedule, on the coffee cup somebody had printed.For years, right here on NukeWorker, every one of those outages was a date range and a colored bar. "Catawba 1, March 2026." Technically true. Totally soulless. That bugged me. So we went and got the names. The hunt Here is the thing nobody tells you: there is no master list. Nowhere can you download a tidy file where some kind soul has written down that Tur...
Radiation SafetyKyle HillGreat post, Marlin! I wasn't aware this change was getting YouTube traction lol. Thanks for the link.