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# Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Missions/Tagging up Turf
## Prerequisites

* Mission: Ryder
* Location: Sweet's House, Grove Street, Ganton, Los Santos

## Walkthrough

After the cutscene, if you have already sprayed over any of the six tags you will spray during this mission, they will no longer be sprayed over.
Assuming you have enough respect, it might be worth recruiting one or two Grove Street Families (GSF) members (dressed in green) to take with you. To recruit one, target them using the R1 button, then press either the up or down button on the D-Pad. Once you have created your gang, you can then tap up or down while on foot to get the gang to follow you or stay put respectively. To disband your gang, press and hold either up or down until they walk away.
This mission introduces you to spray painting or basically tagging up turf. Get into Sweet's Greenwood car and drive to the first tag, Sweet will tag this one to show you an example, then he'll do some more elsewhere. The rest is fairly simple, just follow the instructions and look on the radar.

## Rewards

* Cash: $200
* Respect: +3 (also +5% per tag)
* Item: Spray Can (1000 capacity)
* Spray Can (1000 capacity) spawns in CJ's house.

## New Missions Available

* Cleaning the Hood
* Basketball
# Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Missions/Stowaway
## Prerequisites

* Mission: N.O.E
* Location: CJ's airstrip, Verdant Meadows, Bone County

## Walkthrough

A large cargo plane from an rival government agency lands at the Verdant Meadows strip, and Toreno tells you to take them out. After the cutscene you are on a motorbike and must ride up into the back of the plane. Barrels will roll out the back of the plane, so avoid those and get in there. Once in, you should not fire any guns, or the plane may explode. You need to take a parachute from a crew member so you can escape. Make your way through the plane, ducking into each alcove to avoid rolling barrels. Once you get to the final agent, you will see he is wearing a parachute. Kill him and take it. Then, place a satchel charge anywhere on the crates, make sure the parachute is equipped, and jump out of the plane. It will automatically explode. After you free fall a little and the ground is getting close, open your chute and land.

## Tips

* The easiest method I've found is to start out straight and go right around the agents and the initial barrels. Tapping your "lean forward" will speed you up. Approach the plane from a 20% angle so you miss the barrels, and then slip up the ramp. You just need to hit the end of the ramp, not actually ride up into it.
* Try starting with a slight wheelie on the bike, and go through the agents. Approach the ramp from the left hand side and you should just make it. One mistake, be it not starting quickly enough or being hit by a barrel will cause you to miss the plane. Perfection's the only way, unfortunately!
* Its easy. Just push the left analog stick forward along with X to gain extra speed and follow the plane from right side leaving aside the protection. Then veer left avoiding the barrels and get into the plane. - Sandy.
* For the PC version: You will have to tap the button you have assigned for leaning forward (default: UP) in order to gain enough speed. Do NOT hold it. If you do it right you should be able to get on the plane long before it takes off. If you use a joystick there should be no problem. Just take it between 1/4 to 1/2 down to lean enough.
* Make sure you get a good melee weapon before starting this mission.
* Also make sure you get the guys in the gap they hide in one by one, because if you just run to the end of the plane they will all gang up on you and make the mission just a little harder.

## Rewards

Cash: $20,000

## New Missions Available

* Black Project
# Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas/Missions/Sweet's Girl
## Prerequisites

An enemy gang has Sweet and his Girl holed up, you must get them out, then fend them off as you leave the house.

## Walkthrough

CJ looks around for Sweet but he's nowhere to be found. Just then Sweet phones CJ. A group of the Seville Families have cornered him and his girl in an apartment nearby.
After the cutscene, drive there and kill them before Sweet's health runs out.
Warning: Sweet's health will mysteriously deplete even if the gang members are all focussing their fire on CJ, so kill them as quickly as possible.
Either run the Sevilles over or just get out and shoot them. Note that while they wear Grove Street colors they are still enemies. There is one guy on the stairs, so either do a drive-by or a duck-and-roll maneuvre to cap him.
When they're all dead, Sweet will call you. Grab a four-door vehicle and enter the red marker. Sweet and his girl will get in the car. Now drive quickly back Sweet's house, because you're being chased by two cars. When you arrive home, you complete the mission.

## Rewards

* Respect: +7

## New Missions Available

* Cesar Vialpando
# Energy Efficiency Reference/Industrial/Assessment Opportunity Details/Productivity/Revenue Growth thru Energy Savings
## Revenue Growth thru Energy Savings

This concept was first presented by Tim Maloney in early 2009.
Currently, it is being looked at as an addition to the Exec Summary, and as a way to better prove why energy savings is integral to a firms revenue stream.
Revenue Growth Example A
Company A savings = $611,768 but from a managers perspective they should expect to see at least a $12,223,536 in revenue growth (at an estimated 5% profit margin) by implementing the recommendations. Putting it in revenue terms is more powerful and tells the real story (it isn't about saving money, it's about making it).
This is also a better pitch to future customers, i.e. IAC audits resulted in an average revenue growth of x for a certain industry. In others words, "we want to come to your business and help grow revenue".
We would use average industry sector profits margins, the company can use their own data to get the real number.
Calcs: (Cost savings/profit margin) = revenue growth
Revenue Growth Example B
Here is the story of Hippy Widgets Inc. It is intended to demonstrate how energy management and energy savings can increase revenue while reducing a company's exposure to risk.
Background:
Hippy Widgets makes widgets at its factory in Veneta, Oregon. The company is easily able to sell $1,000,000 in widgets each year using all of Hippy Widgets Inc.?s available capacity. The company?s owner, Barbara Streisand, wants to generate more revenue and make more money.
The company owns 10 machines costing $300,000 each. Each machine can produce 10,000 widgets (10,000 widgets/machine x $10 revenue/widget = $100,000 in Revenue capacity/ machine).
A recent IAC audit found $10,000 in potential yearly savings at an initial investment of $20,000.
Hippy Widgets has $20,000 available to invest and also has a credit line available.
Hippy Widgets has a 10% profit margin.
What should the company do?
Option 1: The production manager wants to use the $20,000 as a down payment on a new machine and finance the remaining $280,000. The machine will produce an addition 10,000 widgets and generate $100,000 in revenue.
Option 2: The maintenance manager suggests using the $20,000 to implement the IAC recommendations.
Evaluate:
Option 1: $300,000 investment for $100,000 revenue/year
Option 2: $20,000 investment for $10,000 energy savings $10,000 energy saving ÷ 10% profit margin = $100,000 revenue/year
Option 2 generates an equal amount of revenue and requires less financial risk.
# Energy Efficiency Reference/Industrial/Assessment Opportunity Details/Basic Opportunity Types
## Basic Opportunity Types

* Energy
** Question necessity of energy consuming application
** Replacing type of energy use
** Turning Idle Equipment off
** Optimizing Controls
** Optimized equipment operation
* Waste
** Productivity
** Other Cost Reduction
** Power Factor
** Billing Schedules
# Energy Efficiency Reference/Industrial/Assessment Opportunity Details/Productivity
## Productivity

* Revenue Growth thru Energy Savings
# Energy Efficiency Reference/Industrial/Compressed Air/Power & Energy
## Analysis Tools & Methods

This section of the assessment guide presents analysis tools and methods that will be used later in the recommendation section. The recommendation section outlines data required, procedures, and ideas needed to analyze energy use in compressed air systems. Refer to equation in this chapter when directed by the recommendation section.
Standard Analysis Methods'
Calculate Existing Energy Use Profile Before analyzing potential recommendations you must be able to calculate compressor energy use under different operating conditions and control strategies.
Data Required
* All Standard Air Compressor Data
Tools Required
* Air Compressor Data Worksheets
* Measured Operating Conditions worksheets
* Air Compressor Savings Worksheets
The Measured Operating Conditions and the Air Compressor Savings Worksheets, found in the Data Collection Tools section, provide a convenient way to record data required to calculate energy use. Calculating energy use requires an understanding of the relationship between power and airflow for difference control strategies. These relationships are outlined in the Technology Primer section as well as the Appendix. Use this section as a guide to using these relationships to calculate air compressor energy use. Enter measured data into the Measured Operating Conditions Worksheet. The subsequent calculation procedure depends on whether you entered airflow (%C) or power (kW). examples of how to calculate energy use are provided for each case. apply this method to each operating condition you have identified.
Calculating Existing Energy Use(using measured power(kW)): Data Entry, Enter annual hours and power into the Existing Conditions table of the Air Compressor Savings Worksheet. Divide the compressor power of the selected operating condition by the power at full load. Calculated energy use by multiplying power by annual hours of operation for each operating condition. Calculate Percent Power from Power:
1. Percent Power = Operating Point Power / Full Load Power
2. Calculate Energy from Operating Point Power Energy = Power x Annual Operating Hours
Energy Calculations (using measured power (kW)):
3. Calculate Airflow The relationship between airflow and power depends on control strategy. Conversion formulas for typical controls follow
# Energy Efficiency Reference/Industrial

* Introduction
* Sectors
* Agriculture • Commercial • Industrial • Residential
* Subsystems
* Boilers & Steam • Fume Hoods • Compressed Air • HVAC • Refrigeration • Lighting • Motors • Pumps & Fans • Solar
* Incentives
* Additional Resources
* Glossary
* Contributors
* view .

## Sectors

* Lumber
* Sheetboard
* Metals
* Agricultural
* Food processing
* Dairy

## Subsystems

* Air Reclaim
* Boilers & Steam
* Compressed Air
* Fume Hoods
* HVAC
* Lighting
* Motors
* Process Heating
* Pumps & Fans
* Refrigeration
* Solar
# Energy Efficiency Reference/Industrial/Compressed Air/Collecting Data
## Collecting Data

This step of an assessment is performed at the plant. After familiarizing yourself with the equipment and terms involved with compressed air systems, examine plant equipment and identify the type of compressed air system. Data can then be collected for each specific piece of equipment. This section includes data collection tools and methods for gathering standard system data.
Data Collection Tools
* Digital Multimeter: (DMM: Power used by an electric motor can be directly measured or calculated from voltage and amperage. Use a DMM to measure the voltage at the motor starter or control panel. Measure line-to-line or line-to-ground voltages depending on probe placement. Use caution and understand important safety precautions when measuring high voltage.
* Clamp-on Ammeter: Amperage is needed to calculate power. A clamp-on ammeter senses line current by measuring the current induced in the ammeter by the magnetic field produced by the current. Use the clamp-on ammeter to measure the current in all three phases for power calculations. It is important measure amperage at as many operating conditions as possible to allow accurate modeling of equipment operation.
* Power Analyzer: A power analyzer measures and stores power use over time. A 3 phase-power analyzer, for example, has three clamp-on ammeters, three voltage probes, a neutral probe, and a ground probe. Connecting these to the motor leads allows the power analyzer to measure all line-to-line voltages, line-to-ground voltages, all line currents, phase shifts, and to calculate power. Read the instructions carefully to connect leads correctly for the type of power system (delta) or (wye).
* Pressure Gauge: Many are compressors include a pressure gauge on the control panel. For compressors that do not have a gauge use a pressure gauge that fits in to quick disconnect fittings to measure system pressure at several places.
* Capacity Gauge: Many compressors include a capacity gauge that displays the airflow, usually in acfm, that is being delivered. Record the acfm at as many operating loads as possible to accurately model the operation of the compressor. The gauge may be a vacuum gauge that measures air density at a throttled inlet, or be connected to an airflow meter.
* Stopwatch: Useful to measure on/off & load-unload cycles for use factor calculation.
* Rag: Useful to wipe off dirty nameplates.
* Flashlight: Compressors are often located in dark catacombs of the plants. Their location makes reading gauges and nameplates difficult.
* Tape Measure: For pipe, receiver, or duct dimensions.
# Guitar/song examples/Campfire Diploma/Brother Jakob

< Guitar/The four quarters strumming patterns

# Brother John

French folk song – Alternative title: Frère Jacque, Text and melody: trad., arranged by Mjchael

## Frère Jacques

(The accompaniment was generated automatically and is only similar to the guitar accompaniment.)
Insert from Songbook/Brother John where you can find a few more verses in other languages.

## Song Examples:
### D major chord and 4/4 strumming pattern

* Brother Jakob
# Guitar/song examples/Campfire Diploma/500 Miles - Hedy West

< Quick Chord Change

# 500 Miles (Hedy West)

Folksong: © & Publication Credit Not Available – arranged by Mjchael
The lyrics and melody are attributed to folk singer Hedy West. However, she herself claims to be responsible only for the arrangement and that she is not entitled to the honor of authorship. The song is said to have originated from an older version (possibly '900 Miles').

## 500 Miles
### 1. Verse

If you[G]miss the train I'm[Em]on,
you will[Am]know that I am[C]gone, you can[Am]hear the whistle[C]blow a hundred[D]miles.[D7] A hundred[G]miles, a hundred[Em]miles, a hundred[Am]miles, a hundred[C]miles, you can[Am]hear the whistle[(C]blow
a[D7)]hundred miles.[G]

### 2.Verse

Lord, I'm[G]one, Lord, I'm[Em]two,
Lord, I'm[Am]three, Lord, I'm[C]four,
Lord, I'm[Am]five hundred[C]miles
a way from[D]home.[D7] Away from[G]home, away from[Em]home, away from[Am]home, away from[C]home, Lord, I'm[Am]five hundred[(C]miles
a-[D7)]way from[G]home.

### 3.Verse

Not a[G]shirt on my[Em]back,
not a[Am]penny to my[C]name.
Lord, I[Am]can't go back[C]home
this-a-[D]way.[D7] This-a-[G]way, this-a-[Em]way, this-a-[Am]way, this-a-[C]way, Lord, I[Am]can't go back[(C]home[D7)] this-a-[G]way.

### 4.Verse(=1.Verse)

If you[G]miss the train[/F#]I'm[Em]on,
you will[Am]know that I[/B]am[C]gone, you[/B]can[Am]hear the whist-[/B]le[C]blow
a hundred[D]miles.[D7] A hundred[G]miles, a hun-[/F#]dred[Em]miles, a hundred[Am]miles, a hun-[/B]dred[C]miles, you[/B]can[Am]hear the whis-[/B]tle[(C]blow
a[D7)]hundred miles.[G]

## unknown Chords

Shorthand for slash chords

### G ... /F# = G ... G/F#
### Am ... /B = Am ... Am/B
## Walking bass
## Weblink

* YT 500 Miles (Hedy West)

## Song Examples:
### (6) Chord changes C-Am

* 500 Miles (Hedy West) (Folksong)
* Tom Dooley(Folksong)
* The Wild Rover (Irish Folk)
* Acres Of Clams
* The Raggle Taggle Gypsies
* YT Into the Night (Santana feat. Chad Kroeger) //: Am C G D ://
* YT Knockin' on Heaven's Door (Guns N'Roses, Bob Dylan u.a.m.) //: G D Am Am | G D C C ://
* YT It never rains in southern California (Albert Hammond) mostly Am D G G in the chorus once Am D G Em (Original: Capo 2nd fret)
* YT Riptide (Vance Joy) Am G C C (The intermediate section is simply left out until the F major chord)
* YT What's Up (4 Non Blondes) G G Am Am C C G G (Original: Capo 2nd fret)
* YT Stumblin' in (Chris Norman, Suzi Quatro) Am D G Em
# Guitar/song examples/Campfire Diploma/Down by the riverside

< Chord changes G-C-D | Campfire strumming pattern

# Down by the riverside

Traditional –
    [G] Gonna lay down my sword and shield
    Down by the riverside
    [D] Down by the riverside
    [G] Down by the riverside
    Gonna lay down my sword and shield
    Down by the riverside
    [D] Down by the [D7] river- [G]side

## chorus

       [G7]I ain't gonna [C] study war no more,
       I ain't gonna[G] study war no more,
       I ain't gonna[D]study [D7] war no [G] more.
       [G7]I ain't gonna [C] study war no more,
       I ain't gonna[G] study war no more,
       I ain't gonna[D]study [D7]war no [G] more.
    [G] Gonna walk with the Prince of Peace
    Down by the riverside
    [D] Down by the riverside
    [G] Down by the riverside
    Gonna walk with the Prince of Peace
    Down by the riverside
    [D] Down by the [D7] river- [G]side

## chorus...

    [G]Gonna put on my long white robe;
    Down by the riverside
    [D] Down by the riverside
    [G] Down by the riverside
    Gonna put on my long white robe;
    Down by the riverside
    [D] Down by the [D7] river- [G]side

## chorus...

    [G]Gonna lay down my sword and shield
    Down by the riverside
    [D] Down by the riverside
    [G] Down by the riverside
    Gonna lay down my sword and shield
    Down by the riverside
    [D] Down by the [D7] river- [G]side

## Weblinks

* Down by the Riverside
* www.abcnotation.com (down by the riverside) served as a template for the notes.
* YT Down By The Riverside

## Song Examples:
### Chord changes G-C-D and Campfire strumming pattern

* She’ll Be Coming ’Round the Mountain
* My Grandmas Going Biking In The Hen House
* Oh, Susanna
* Banana Boat Song (Day-O)
* Oh Marry Don't You Weep
* Down by the riverside
* Banks of the Ohio
* Oh My Darling Clementine
* Cotton Fields more examples
* YT Down on the Corner (CCR) //:(G - D G)2x (C G D G)2x://
* YT Hotel Yorba (White Stripes) G C D G
* YT Ich und ein Fass voller Wein (Versengold) //:G - D - C D7 G D (4x) G - C - G - D - (2x) C D G -:// 3/4 (Capo=2)
* YT Leaving On A Jet Plane (John Denver) (!!!) //: G C G C - G C D D :// (D D C D)
* YT Lord I Lift Your name On High (Rick Founds) G C D C (6x) G / C D Em C/ D G C G
* YT Tom Dooly G - - D, - - - G
# Guitar/song examples/Campfire Diploma/Banks of the Ohio

< Chord changes G-C-D | Campfire strumming pattern

# Banks of the Ohio

Folksong – arranged by Mjchael

## Verse 1

    I asked my[G]love to take a[D]walk
    Just to[D7]walk a little[G]way
    As we walked along we[C]talked
    All about[G]our[D]wedding[G]day

## Chorus

       And only[G]say that you'll be[D]mine
       And our[D7]home will happy[G]be
       Down beside where the waters[C]flow
       Down on the[G]banks of the[D]Ohio[G]

## Verse 2

    I took her[G]by her lily white[D]hand
    Led her[D7]down where the waters[G]stand
    There I pushed her in to[C]drown
    And watched[G]as she[D]floated[G]down

## Verse 3

    I started[G]home tween twelve and[D]one
    I cried, "My[D7]God, what have I[G]done."
    I murdered the only woman I[C]loved
    Because she[G]would not[D]marry[G]me.

## Verse 4

    The very next[G]morning about half-past[D]four
    the sheriff came knocking on my[G]door
    He said, "Young man, come with me and[C]go
    Down to the[G]banks of the[D]Ohio.[G]"

## Weblinks

* YT Banks Of The Ohio

## Song Examples:
### Chord changes G-C-D and Campfire strumming pattern

* She’ll Be Coming ’Round the Mountain
* My Grandmas Going Biking In The Hen House
* Oh, Susanna
* Banana Boat Song (Day-O)
* Oh Marry Don't You Weep
* Down by the riverside
* Banks of the Ohio
* Oh My Darling Clementine
* Cotton Fields more examples
* YT Down on the Corner (CCR) //:(G - D G)2x (C G D G)2x://
* YT Hotel Yorba (White Stripes) G C D G
* YT Ich und ein Fass voller Wein (Versengold) //:G - D - C D7 G D (4x) G - C - G - D - (2x) C D G -:// 3/4 (Capo=2)
* YT Leaving On A Jet Plane (John Denver) (!!!) //: G C G C - G C D D :// (D D C D)
* YT Lord I Lift Your name On High (Rick Founds) G C D C (6x) G / C D Em C/ D G C G
* YT Tom Dooly G - - D, - - - G
# Guitar/song examples/Campfire Diploma/Banana Boat Song (Day-O)

< Chord changes G-C-D | Campfire strumming pattern

# Banana Boat Song (Day-O)

Songbook/Template:Song header
The Banana Boat Song is a calypso, the most famous version of which was sung by Harry Belafonte.
| Guitar | Ukulele (gcea) |
| | C G7 |

## Banana Boat Song (Day-O)
### Chorus

[C]Day-O! [G7]Day-[C]O! Daylight come, and I [G7]wanna go [C]home [C]Day-O! [G7]Day-[C]O! Daylight come, and I [G7]wanna go [C]home

### 1st Verse

[C]Come, Mr. Tallyman, [G7]tally me banana [C]Daylight come, and I [G7]wanna go [C]home [C]Come, Mr. Tallyman, [G7]tally me banana [C]Daylight come, and I [G7]wanna go [C]home

### 2nd Verse

Heave [C]six foot, seven foot, eight foot bunch [C]Daylight come, and I [G7]wanna go [C]home Heave [C]six foot, seven foot, eight foot bunch [C]Daylight come, and I [G7]wanna go [C]home

### 3rd Verse

A [C]clerk man a check but him check with caution [C]Daylight come, and I [G7]wanna go [C]home A [C]clerk man a check but him check with caution [C]Daylight come, and I [G7]wanna go [C]home

## Accompanying proposal
### Weblinks

* (Day-O/Banana Boat Song
* Harry Belafonte
* YT Banana Boat Song

## Song Examples:
### Chord changes G-C-D and Campfire strumming pattern

* She’ll Be Coming ’Round the Mountain
* My Grandmas Going Biking In The Hen House
* Oh, Susanna
* Banana Boat Song (Day-O)
* Oh Marry Don't You Weep
* Down by the riverside
* Banks of the Ohio
* Oh My Darling Clementine
* Cotton Fields more examples
* YT Down on the Corner (CCR) //:(G - D G)2x (C G D G)2x://
* YT Hotel Yorba (White Stripes) G C D G
* YT Ich und ein Fass voller Wein (Versengold) //:G - D - C D7 G D (4x) G - C - G - D - (2x) C D G -:// 3/4 (Capo=2)
* YT Leaving On A Jet Plane (John Denver) (!!!) //: G C G C - G C D D :// (D D C D)
* YT Lord I Lift Your name On High (Rick Founds) G C D C (6x) G / C D Em C/ D G C G
* YT Tom Dooly G - - D, - - - G
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