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Sum 41's first DVD. It includes:


- A sold-out live concert filmed in London at the Astoria


- All available music videos at the time including outtakes, commentary and behind the scenes


- 5 home movies from the Sums in grade 11


- 5 hilarious feature films (with optional commentary)


- Photos


- And a special "hidden" weblink <not in service anymore>


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DETERMINING ORGANIC COMPOUND DESTRUCTION EFFICIENCY (1335 words)
Destruction and removal efficiency (DRE) is the efficiency of the unit (kiln) in destruction and removal of a particular targeted organic compound.
It is logically assumed that the demonstration of the destruction of 99.99% of difficult to destroy compounds would demonstrate a similar destruction ability of any compounds less difficult to destroy.
To achieve this demonstration of destruction efficiency a POHC or POHCs are selected based on their difficulty to be incinerated and their presence or potential presence in the waste fuel.
Destruction of Chemical Weapons (539 words)
Destruction means that existing chemical weapons must be completely destroyed, and also that the facilities where these chemical weapons were produced must be destroyed as well.
The OPCW continuously monitors the destruction of chemical weapons at a number of chemical weapons destruction facilities araound the world.
The OPCW also monitors the destruction of chemical weapons that are old or deteriorated or that were abandoned by one country on the territory of another.
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