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Energy and Power
News about Energy and Power, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jun. 3, 2014
International Energy Agency releases report showing that total of $40 trillion in capital investment, with $8 trillion more for energy efficiency, will be needed through 2035 to supply world's energy needs; report also notes that even that large amount of investment will not solve the industry's problems. MORE
Jun. 1, 2014
Pres Obama, In what may be his last, most sweeping effort to remake America in his time in office, will roll out plan to tackle climate change; high stakes are involved in his move, using executive powers to slash carbon emissions by coal-fired power plants in United States without approval from Congress. MORE
May. 31, 2014
New York City expands voluntary pilot composting program to several parts of Brooklyn and Queens; idea is to divert roughly 3.2 million tons of food waste that New Yorkers send to landfills every year, at a cost of $300 million, to compost; new National Grid facility at Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, scheduled to break ground this summer, will eventually turn methane derived from residential compost into enough natural gas to heat as many as 5,200 homes in Brooklyn. MORE
May. 30, 2014
Op-Ed article by Prof Jody Freeman warns that legal challenges could tie up rules governing carbon emissions from power plants that Pres Obama is expected to announce; notes rules are part of effort to transform nation's power sector by driving new investments in efficiency and renewable energy; laments that due to Congress's paralysis on issue, country's climate and energy policy is being determined by court battles between federal government and industry. MORE
May. 7, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column contends Pres Obama should offer Republicans the Keystone XL Pipeline as well as expanded oil drilling and fracking in exchange for energy reforms, such as a revenue-neutral carbon tax; maintains that reforming energy policy will give United States leverage against Russian Pres Vladimir V Putin and would help both Europe and Ukraine. MORE
May. 2, 2014
International energy companies say Egypt has failed to pay them for pumping its petroleum, creating a vicious circle of nonpayment, noninvestment and diminishing production; Egypt no longer produces enough energy for the soaring domestic demand and its deeply subsidized prices; still, nation is unwilling to raise prices for fear of setting off unrest and is unable to buy enough fuel to meet the current demand. MORE
Mar. 30, 2014
Jack Hitt The Idea column explores research by Prof Daniel Nocera, who has developed promising energy source based on synthetic photosynthesis; notes that while prototype is functional, questions remain on how to efficiently convert the resultant hydrogen into electricity; holds that similar dilemmas hold back many other revolutionary technologies. MORE
Mar. 19, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed Column imagines that renewed Cold War dynamic between Russia and the United States could inspire the US to pursue a new energy policy that could weaken the oil-and-gas-autocracy of Russian Pres Vladimir Putin; holds that added strategic element could provide impetus for a grand bargain between Democrats and Republicans. MORE
Jan. 19, 2014
West Virginia Sen Joe Manchin III continues to fight against what he says is overzealous regulation of energy in the state, even as residents are still reeling from a chemical spill that left more than 300,000 people without usable water for days; state has long had fierce opposition to environmental regulations, with its strong ties to coal and chemicals; spill has raised concerns among residents about the state's attitude toward regulations. MORE
Dec. 13, 2013
Pres Enrique Pena Nieto is on verge of rewriting Constitution to open Mexico's national oil, gas and electricity industry to private investment; move, expected to lure international oil companies and expand North America's energy supply, would be biggest economic change in Mexico in decades; legislation declares that Mexico still owns oil, but allows private businesses to drill for oil and gas in partnership with state monopoly. MORE
Dec. 4, 2013
Op-Ed article by author and policy wonk Bjorn Lomborg underscores need for cheap fossil fuels in poor nations, which need such energy sources to lift people out of poverty; urges Western nations to step up investment in research and development of cleaner, alternative technologies, but charges that they should not stand in the way of poor nations as they turn to fossil fuels like coal. MORE
Sep. 26, 2013
Nez Perce Indians of Idaho were drawn into the national brawl over the future of energy in August 2013 when they tried to stop a giant load of oil-processing equipment from coming through their lands; tribal leaders defend their actions by linking their protest to the fate of indigenous people everywhere, to climate change and to questions of economic power and powerlessness. MORE
Sep. 19, 2013
Germany's efforts to promote wholesale shift to renewable energy sources is running into problems in execution that are forcing Germans to come face to face with the costs and complexities of sticking to their principles. MORE
Sep. 17, 2013
Methane hydrates, icy constructs of water molecules with explosive gas methane trapped within, can be found in sediments throughout world; such sediments could prove abundant source of fuel if they can be tapped safely and economically; scientists are studying hydrate-containing sediments, but say that much remains unknown. MORE
Jul. 11, 2013
Energy Department report finds that nation's entire energy system is vulnerable to increasingly severe and costly weather events driven by climate change. MORE
Apr. 25, 2013
Next decade may transform energy consumption and production in United States, particularly given how energy landscape has changed in last decade; United States could become major oil exporter, and there could also be more widespread use of alternative sources of energy like solar power, wind and natural gas. MORE
Apr. 25, 2013
Pres Obama and his cabinet have done little thus far in his second term to address climate change and energy, despite his promises of assertive leadership on these issues shortly after his re-election. MORE
Mar. 28, 2013
International Monetary Fund study says developing and industrialized countries should rein in energy subsidies that totaled $1.9 trillion in 2011 to ease budgetary pressures and free resources for public spending in areas like education and health care. MORE
Nov. 3, 2012
German Chancellor Angela Merkel holds talks with governors of country's 16 states on developing nationwide strategy for renewable energy; move comes as energy prices are rising and opposition is critical of her government's efforts. MORE
Oct. 24, 2012
Pres Obama and Mitt Romney have persistently attacked each other on energy policy, framing the issue as one of economic revival, but many elements of their platforms are strikingly similar; observers contend that market dynamics and global economic forces, rather than politics, will be the true arbiters of America's energy future. MORE
Oct. 24, 2012
Many cities and towns across America, seeking to reduce their carbon emissions, have adopted performance contracts with energy service companies that have no upfront costs, allowing them to pay for projects over time using savings on utility bills; deals have freed municipalities to pursue a variety of green energy goals. MORE
Sep. 30, 2012
Mitt Romney's energy agenda in the presidential campaign is far different than the one he outlined in his early days as governor of Massachusetts; Romney's policies gradually became more conservative as his tenure as governor came to an end indicating a shift taken in order to become a more viable Republican presidential candidate. MORE
Jun. 10, 2012
Op-Ed article by Daniel Yergin, chairman of IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates, observes that America is now a more significant energy producer than it was as recently as 2008; contends that the nation must update its political discourse in a way that reflects the variety of sources of energy at its disposal, as well as how energy development can be used for job creation and economic growth. MORE
Apr. 13, 2012
Pres Obama will attend the Summit of the Americas in Cartagena, Colombia, where he will participate in discussions with Latin American leaders on trade, energy and drug trafficking; the agenda stands in stark contrast to a previous gathering in 2009, when the global economic crisis compelled leaders to focus on weathering the economic downturn. MORE
Apr. 11, 2012
Energy innovation requires uniquely long-term thinking, taking decades to impact the marketplace after a significant investment in initial capital; hydraulic fracturing was in development for more than 20 years before it revolutionized the American energy market with cheap natural gas. MORE
Oct. 26, 2011
Unconventional fossil fuels extracted by new technologies should bring hundreds of billions of barrels of recoverable reserves to market in coming decades and shift geopolitical and economic calculations around the world. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
The Energy Challenge
Turning Glare Into Watts
The world appears to be on the verge of a boom in a little-known but promising type of solar power.March 6, 2008 businessSeries
Industry Flexes Muscle, Weaker Energy Bill Passes
The oil industry and utilities succeeded in stripping out provisions that would have cost them billions of dollars.December 14, 2007 washingtonNews
News Analysis
Crossing a Threshold on Energy Legislation
Congress is poised to act on the first bill to increase vehicle fuel efficiency significantly since 1975 and on the first economywide bill to address global warming since scientists raised the alarm in the late 1980s.December 5, 2007 washingtonNews Analysis
Candidates Offer Different Views on Energy Policy
The Democratic and Republican presidential candidates offer profoundly different approaches to energy policy.November 28, 2007 usNews
A Quest for Energy in the Globe's Remote Places
As global demand soars and prices rise, energy companies are going to the ends of the earth to find new supplies.October 9, 2007 businessNews
Hopes Dim for Measures to Conserve Energy
The prospect of a comprehensive energy package has been held up by technical hurdles and policy disputes between the House and the Senate and within the parties.September 13, 2007 washingtonNews
The Energy Challenge
How the world is, and is not, moving toward a more energy efficient, environmentally benign future.Articles in the Series »
Religious Conservatives Embrace Pollution Fight
Conservative religious leaders, defying Republican orthodoxy, reasserted their support for President Obama's environmental policies at public hearings on new E.P.A. pollution rules.
July 31, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON ENERGY AND POWER AND: Denver (Colo) , Carbon Dioxide , Religion and Belief , Evangelical Movement , Coal , Global Warming , Environment , Electric Light and Power , Atlanta (Ga) , Christians and Christianity , Pittsburgh (Pa) , Environmental Protection Agency , Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Energy Companies Rethinking Russia After New Round of Sanctions
Industry executives are now acknowledging that the escalating tensions could sharply hurt companies with major investments in Russia.
July 31, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON ENERGY AND POWER AND: International Relations , Exxon Mobil Corporation , Ukraine , Embargoes and Sanctions , Russia , BP Plc , European Union , Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline , Natural Gas , Energy and Power
Loss of Shelter and Electricity Worsens a Crisis for Fleeing Gazans
Three weeks of war between Israel and Palestinian militants in Gaza have pushed the territory to the brink of humanitarian disaster.
July 30, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON ENERGY AND POWER AND: International Relations , Civilian Casualties , Embargoes and Sanctions , Bombs and Explosives , Gaza Strip , Terrorism , Hamas , Israel , Refugees and Displaced Persons , Palestinians , Electric Light and Power , Deaths (Fatalities)
White House Pushes Financial Case for Carbon Rule
Failing to reduce carbon pollution could cost the United States economy $150 billion a year, the Council of Economic Advisers said.
July 30, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON ENERGY AND POWER AND: Environmental Defense Fund , Electric Light and Power , Murray, Patty , Furman, Jason , McConnell, Mitch , Koch Industries Inc , Global Warming , Senate , Carbon Dioxide , Coal , White House Council of Economic Advisers , Greenhouse Gas Emissions , Environmental Protection Agency , Mines and Mining
'A Threat to Cambodia's Sacred Forests'
In a remote valley in southwest Cambodia, an indigenous group fights to protect its homes from the looming construction of a hydroelectric dam.
July 29, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON ENERGY AND POWER AND: Environment , Cambodia , Forests and Forestry , Monasteries and Monks , Levees and Dams , Hydroelectric Power , China
China Condemns U.S. In Solar Trade Battle
The Ministry of Commerce responded to stiff new import duties set in a product dumping case, the latest action in a long-running trade dispute.
July 29, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON ENERGY AND POWER AND: International Trade and World Market , United States , China , Solar Energy
Solar Industry Is Rebalanced by U.S. Pressure on China
The Commerce Department on Friday found that Chinese companies had dumped their products on the American market at below cost, and imposed duties of 10.74 percent to 55.49 percent.
July 26, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON ENERGY AND POWER AND: Commerce Department , Solar Energy , International Trade and World Market , Customs (Tariff) , China
Sales of Big S.U.V.s Pulling the Weight at General Motors
The crisis-mired carmaker would be in much worse shape financially without the large vehicles, which many once wrote off as artifacts of prerecession excess.
July 25, 2014, Friday
MORE ON ENERGY AND POWER AND: Cadillac Division of General Motors Corp , General Motors , Recalls and Bans of Products , Fuel Efficiency , Automobiles , Sports Utility Vehicles and Light Trucks , Chevrolet Division of General Motors Corp
Geothermal Industry Grows, With Help From Oil and Gas Drilling
Growth in hydraulic fracturing, the technique of extracting oil or gas from hard rock, has shortened the learning curve for the geothermal industry.
July 24, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON ENERGY AND POWER AND: Germany , Africa , China , Geothermal Power , Alternative and Renewable Energy , Indonesia
Texas Is Wired for Wind Power, and More Farms Plug In
Supporters say the wind farm experiment is essential if states want to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and meet new federal rules on carbon emissions.
July 24, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON ENERGY AND POWER AND: Electric Reliability Council of Texas , Alternative and Renewable Energy , Wind Power , Texas , Electric Light and Power
Obama Delivers Energy Speech at Walmart
President Obama wrapped up a week promoting energy policy at a Walmart in Mountain View, Calif. The speech focused on energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives.
How Much Europe Depends on Russian Energy
Map of European energy imports that come from Russia.
Clean and Dirty: China's Energy Binge
China rate of growth for energy consumption is far greater than that of the United States.
Pictures From the Week in Business
Banks mint gold by storing aluminum, a new royal prince elates advertisers and SAC Capital Advisors, a big hedge fund, is indicted on criminal charges.
Oil Forecast
The International Energy Agency forecasts that demand for oil will rise in the developing world over the next quarter-century. But demand is likely to fall in the developed world, particularly if countries adopt conservation policies as they have generally said they will, although often without providing specifics.
Into the Cloud
James Glanz of The New York Times and Ken Brill, an expert in the field, tour a data center and show what is required to keep it going even when power goes out.
A Shift in Energy Ads
Presidential and policy ads this year are more likely to promote policies that are friendly to fossil fuels.
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As crisis in Europe intensifies, sales drag at American companies. | Energy boom in the Ohio River Valley brings torrent of investment.
The Landowners' Lease
The oil and gas boom has arrived in the Upper Ohio River Valley, and landowners wise to concerns of "fracking" are learning how to get the most from their mineral leases.
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- Building the Hybrid Cloud
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- Connected Government: How to Build and Procure Network Services for the Future
- Continuing Diagnostics and Mitigation: Discussion of Progress and Next Steps
- Federal Executive Forum
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- The Intersection: Where Technology Meets Transformation
- Maximizing ROI Through Data Center Consolidation
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- Navigating Tough Choices in Government Cloud Computing
- The New Generation of Database
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September 26, 2012 -- This week on "Your Turn", Janet Kopenhaver of Federally Employed Women joins host Mike Causey to discuss FEW's take on the consequences of sequestration.
Later in the show, Stephen Losey and Sean Reilly from the Federal Times will give us the latest sequestration news. They will also discuss the new 2013 health premiums, and the U.S. Postal Service.
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GigaomIntel loses bid to quash $1.4B EU antitrust fine
The European Commission's record-breaking fine for Intel's illegal anti-AMD kickbacks was justified and proportionate, a top court has ruled. Read more »
The European Commission's record-breaking fine for Intel's illegal anti-AMD kickbacks was justified and proportionate, a top court has ruled. Read more »
Wearable computing and the internet of things are two trends that are set to take off and ARM(s armh) – the British company whose processor designs already power the vast majority… Read more »
Intel is rolling out a batch of new computing and radio modules designed to power the most advanced functions of connected cars as well as provide their links to the internet. Read more »
Samsung is set to manufacture the A8 processor for Apple's upcoming smartphones and tablets, according to a report. Read more »
Intel is seeking to make its processors a key component of mobile networks, and its influence is starting to be felt. At Mobile World Congress, Intel revealed its working with numerous… Read more »
At Mobile World Congress, Intel introduced its first 64-bit processor in its next-generation Merrifield chip. It also bulked up its LTE modem capabilities and revealed expanded deals with Asus and Lenovo. Read more »
Qualcomm is on a mission to dominate the guts of our smartphones, and this year it will get one step closer as the first smartphone debuts using Qualcomm components from the… Read more »
The fourth quarter proved to be a time where incremental markers of disruption impacted utilities, EVs, and green data centers. Read more »
Strong encryption may still work, despite the best efforts of the NSA, but a new research paper suggests that clever audio analysis can recover users' private encryption keys. The exploit takes… Read more »
Earlier this week the Korea Herald quoted an unnamed ARM(s armh) executive as saying 128-bit processors could make their way into mobile devices within a couple of years. On Friday the… Read more »


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July 2012 Issue of Linux Journal: Networking
Cast the Nets!
I thought we'd gone native this month and were going to show how to work nets and fish like the penguins do. I had a double-fisted, sheep-shanked, overhand cinch loop to teach you, along with the proper way to work your net in a snow storm. As it turns out though, it's actually the "networking" issue. That's still pretty cool, but instead of the half hitch, you get a crossover cable, and instead of my constrictor knot, you get load balancing.
Reuven M. Lerner starts out the issue with an article on Pry. If you're a Python programmer using iPython, you'll want to check out its Ruby counterpart, Pry. Although it's not required for coding with Ruby, it makes life a lot easier, and Reuven explains why. With a similar goal of improving your programming skills, Dave Taylor shows how to use subshells in your scripting. This doesn't mean you can't continue to write fun scripts like Dave's been demonstrating the past few months, it just means Dave is showing you how to be more efficient scripters. His tutorial is a must-read.
I got into the networking theme myself this month with a column on Webmin. Some people consider managing a server with Webmin to be a crutch, but I see it as a wonderful way to learn system administration. It also can save you some serious time by abstracting the underlying nuances of your various server types. Besides, managing your entire server via a Web browser is pretty cool. Speaking of "pretty cool", Kyle Rankin finishes his series on 3-D printing this issue. The printer itself is only half the story, and Kyle explains all the software choices for running it.
If Webmin seems a little light for your networking desires, perhaps Ratheesh Kannoth's article on the reconnaissance of the Linux network stack is more up your alley. Ratheesh peels back the mystery behind what makes Linux such a powerful and secure kernel, and does it using UML. If that sounds confusing, don't worry; he walks you through the entire process.
If you're actually creating or tweaking a network application, Andreas Petlund's article on TCP thin-stream modifications will prove invaluable. Anyone who ever has been fragged by an 11-year-old due to network latency knows a few milliseconds can be critical. Certainly there are other applications that rely on low network latency, but few are as pride-damaging as that. Andreas shows how to tweak some settings in the kernel that might make the difference between fragging or getting fragged. Unfortunately, no amount of tweaking can compare with the fast reflexes of an 11-year-old—for that you're on your own.
Stewart Walters picks up his OpenLDAP series from the April issue, and he demonstrates how to manage replication in a heterogeneous authentication environment. OpenLDAP is extremely versatile, but it still runs on hardware. If that hardware fails, a replicated server can make a nightmare into a minor inconvenience. You won't want to skip this article.
If my initial talk of fishing nets, knots and the high seas got you excited, fear not. Although this issue isn't dedicated to fish-net-working, my friend Adrian Hannah introduces the PirateBox. If the Internet is too commonplace for you, and you're more interested in dead drops, secret Wi-Fi and hidden treasure, Adrian's article is for you. The PirateBox doesn't track users, won't spy on your family and won't steal your dog. What it will do is share its digital contents to anyone in range. If your interest is piqued, check out Adrian's article and build your own. Yar!
This issue focuses on networking, but like every month, we try hard to include a variety of topics. Whether you're interested in Doc Searls' article on personal data or want to read new product and book announcements, we've got it. If you want to compare your home network setup with other Linux Journal readers, check out our networking poll. Perhaps you're in the market for a cool new application for your Linux desktop. Be sure to check out our Editors' Choice award for the app we especially like this month. Cast out your nets and reel in another issue of Linux Journal. We hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed putting it together.
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Very good issue. I enjoyed each and every page.
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Another complicated linux journal! Networking is best online development solution. I enjoyed this article and it's the advertisers are pulling out it can only be a sign of increasing value of the publication push gifts. Thanks~! ;)
I was into this magazine till they sold out and got all popular
now they suck so bad. They just lost that raw unpolished quality. It's not authentic, there's just no soul anymore. SIGH.
Imminent demise?
I looked over the more recent issues of LJ and I noticed that there are fewer adds every time. In fact most of them are to LJ itself. If the advertisers are pulling out it can only be a sign of decreasing quality of the publication.
No need to infer quality
No need to infer quality trends through advertising content; why not look at the actual articles and decide for yourself about trends in quality?
I've been a subscriber for 10+ years
So I have a pretty good idea of the quality of the articles and how it varied over time.
I remember the journal before Nick Petreley was in charge and it was the best Linux publication out there. Nick's efforts to lower the quality were obvious (3 columns by Jon "Maddog" Hall in the same issue, changing the format of the magazine for no reason, lots of complaints from the readers) and I had high hopes when he was kicked out.
In fact I had a break in my subscription until he was kicked out and I renewed only when I learned he was gone. Nobody bothered to remind me to renew my subscription when Nick was in charge, a clear sign that he wanted to drive subscribers away.
I had high hopes when I saw that a new group of people took over, but then regulars like Mick Bauer and Marcel Gagne have stopped publishing and Shawn Powers started allocating more and more space to himself. I have to say, his writing is not the most informative out there.
So back to the ads, their disappearance is just a consequence of declining quality, not the cause of it. I will just let my subscription run out and will not renew.
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Student Profile: Maria Fernanda Checa
Academic Advisor: Dr. Keith Willmott
Maria F. Checa is a research assistant with the "Butterflies of Ecuador" project, headed by Keith Willmott, and she is also a Teaching assistant in the Department of Entomology. Her general interests are focused in determining population trends in abundance and diversity of butterfly communities in highly threatened and diverse habitats, such as wet and dry forests of western Ecuador and Amazonia.
According to Checa, the data derived from her studies and "Butterflies of Ecuador" could potentially fill some important gaps in our knowledge of tropical Andean butterflies – the most diverse fauna worldwide – helping to preserve them. Such data will be used to determine vulnerability of butterfly species to habitat disturbance and climate variability, the IUCN conservation categories, predict impacts of global climate change on butterfly species, and address other important issues.
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- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F (205 degrees C). Place sliced onion and squash in a roasting pan. Sprinkle with rosemary, salt, pepper, and 2 tablespoons of the olive oil; toss to coat.
- Bake in the preheated oven for 20 minutes, or until onions are lightly browned and squash is tender; set aside.
- Increase oven temperature to 450 degrees F (230 degrees C). On a floured surface, roll each ball of dough into an 8 inch round. Place the rounds on a baking sheet sprinkled with cornmeal (you may need 2 baking sheets depending on their size). Distribute squash mixture over the two rounds and continue baking for 10 minutes, checking occasionally, or until the crust is firm. Sprinkle with cheese and remaining tablespoon olive oil. Cut into quarters, and serve.
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This is very similar to a pizza I make quite often, the only changes being that when I roast the Butternut Squash (we call it pumpkin here in Australia) is that I also add a little balsamic vinegar to the roasting pan. This helps the onions and squash caramelise beautifully. I have also in the past roasted different vegetables to go on the pizza... things like new asparagus, cherry tomatoes, zucchini or eggplant. Further to that after the vegetables are roasted I add Proscuitto to the pizza, as well as some goats cheese or feta (depending on what I have on hand)and a little parmesan or pecorino along with some mozzarella. Serve with a simple green salad of baby spinach leaves with a balsamic vinegarette
Wow, I was so surprised by this recipe. It came out awesome, and I don't normally like Butternut Squash at ALL. This recipe can even be enjoyed cold. It's sweet, fragrant, and so good for you. I used only a small amount of cheese (Monteray Jack & Parmasean). I also carmelized the onions instead of putting them in the oven with the squash. It was someones GREAT suggestion that the butternut squash be boiled on the stove for 4 minutes in order to aid in peeling. Thanx!
This is a great recipe! Here is how my boyfriend and I spiced this up a bit. Add Olive Oil and chopped garlic to the crust (we used a already made pizza crust. Then top with the squash and onions. Before putting on the Parmesan, top with shredded mozzarella. Bake the same way as the recipe. Mmmm....it's so good!
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Amount Per Serving (4 total)
- Calories
- 567 cal
- 28%
- Fat
- 13.7 g
- 21%
- Carbs
- 96.9 g
- 31%
- Protein
- 14.8 g
- 30%
- Cholesterol
- 3 mg
- 1%
- Sodium
- 948 mg
- 38%
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---- — Methuen, the 1860s. A family, feeling full and happy after a Thanksgiving meal that was filled with every morsel of food their farm produced, leaves their holiday table to take a walk together up a hill across the pasture.
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Sunday, September 29, 2002Emily King (Colona, Ill./United Township H.S.) scored her first collegiate goal, and Lori Moore (Dyer, Ind./Lake Central H.S.) scored twice to move into second place all-time in Mid-Continent Conference history for goals scored as Valparaiso shutout IUPUI 3-0 in their conference opener on Sunday afternoon at Eastgate Field.
King put the Brown and Gold on the board at the 36:41 when Kova Kolondzic (Appleton, Wis./Appleton East H.S.) crossed the ball across the box and she headed it home. Valpo went into halftime up 1-0 despite outshooting IUPUI 7-1 in the opening stanza.
Moore began the second half banging home a Lorna Torrez (Dallas Center, Iowa/Dallas Center-Grimes H.S.) rebound just 42 seconds after the stanza began. She then added her 30th career goal at the 78:34 mark taking a Sarah Wittrock (Livonia, Mich./Stevenson H.S.) pass in on a breakaway and scoring.
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RETIRED & SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM (RSVP) places volunteers older than 55 in a variety of positions throughout Thurston, Mason and Lewis counties. Assignments can be short projects or on-going. Contact Jennifer Thompson at 360-943-2773, ext. 21, or go to unitedway-thurston.org, and select RSVP.
thurston county seeks citizen volunteers to serve on advisory boards, committees, and commissions. These groups meet on a regular basis and make recommendations on issues to the Board of County Commissioners. Call Danielle Westbrook, 360-786-5414, for details.
the ywca of olympia needs volunteers to work in the office for four-hour shifts and to stock the shelves of The Other Bank on Tuesdays. In addition, the YWCA always accepts donations of hygiene items such as shampoo and dish soap. Call Bree Lafreniere at 360-352-0593 to volunteer or donate.
GIRL SCOUTS OF WESTERN WASHINGTON has many girls in Thurston County interested in Girl Scouts but it needs adult volunteers, particularly to work with Brownie Girl Scouts in grades 2-3. Call 253-798-5015, or go to the website and complete a Volunteer Application: GirlScoutsWW.org Click "Volunteer" then "Apply Today".
boots to shoes foundation is a nonprofit organization founded by two Washington businessmen to show their appreciation to military service members. Volunteer mentors attend a free mentoring workshop, then are paired with a veteran who they meet with twice a month. Mentors provide insight into the civilian workforce and discuss career goals and job search strategies. Go to bootstoshoes.org.
The Center for natural lands management needs volunteers for Tuesdays and the second Saturday of each month to gather at a South Puget Sound prairie preserve to do critical environmental restoration work. Activities range from burning brush piles and planting native wildflowers and grasses, to native plant seed collection and cleaning. Call 360-570-0762 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to volunteer.
friends of paul grudis needs volunteers to purchase and deliver nutritious snacks for the homework club at Evergreen Vista. Also needed are donations of housewares, bedding, towels and kitchen wares. Several volunteers are needed each month. Call Lindsay at 360-352-1315.
kokua needs volunteers to "Be a Buddy" to an adult with disabilities. Volunteers are partnered with an individual with similar interests to go on outings or visit in the client's home. Must be age 18 or older and pass a background check. Contact Randi Miller at 360-705-4665, ext. 120.
THE CRISIS CLINIC OF THURSTON AND MASON COUNTIES needs volunteers for its Crisis Line and Youth Help Line. Volunteers, after receiving 60 hours of training, offer free, anonymous, confidential, and nonjudgmental crisis intervention over the phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week. For details about the training call Keylee at 360-586-2888 ext. 103, or log on to: crisis-clinic.org. The Crisis Clinic also needs volunteers for its working board.
The North Olympia Fire Department needs volunteers to create websites, maintain vehicles, promote life safety education or work with teen fire cadets. Contact Lt. Derek Hall at 360-705-0234 or email@example.com.
The American Red Cross Mount Rainier Chapter needs volunteers to support military service members and military families with emergency communications and casework services. Call 360-352-8575.
Friend to Friend needs volunteers to visit with residents in nursing, assisted-living and retirement homes throughout Thurston County. Call 888-383-7818.
Rosie's Place which serves homeless and high-risk youth and their families, has a variety of volunteer opportunities. Contact Megan Burr, firstname.lastname@example.com or 360-918-7859.
City of Olympia Safe & Sober Driving needs volunteers who have been injured or have had a loved one injured or killed by a drunken driver to share their stories with the DUI Victim Impact Panel. Call 360-753-8284.


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Gloucester — James C. "Skip" Murray, 64, died unexpectedly, Monday afternoon, April 15, 2013, in the Beverly Hospital with his daughter, Jaclyn, and loving family by his side.
Born in Gloucester on December 16, 1948, he was the son of the late Martin J. "Bud" and Doris I. (Roberts) Murray. He was a lifelong Gloucester resident and graduate of Gloucester High School, Class of 1966.
Skip was employed by the former Thermet, Inc. for many years. He was a shop steward for the Teamster's Local Union 42.
He was a great fan of the Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots. In his earlier years, he enjoyed playing softball for the House of Mitch. Skip loved animals, especially Sasha and Yoda, and was also known to be a very patriotic person. A loving and devoted father and grandfather, he will be greatly missed by those who loved him.
He is survived by two daughters and sons-in-law, Jaclyn and Daniel Sharp and Jennifer and Michael Walsh; a step-son, Lonnie, husband of Julie Guest; seven grandchildren, Colt Sharp, Grant, Rhett, Rowan and Layne Walsh, Ashley and Derek Guest; his former spouse, Rhonda (Jameison) Murray; his brother, Ernest, husband of Carol Smith; two aunts, Barbara Grover and Margaret Murray; two uncles, Dexter, husband of Marion Murray, and Stanley Roberts. He also leaves behind many nieces, nephews and cousins, including a special cousin, Sharon, and her husband, Wayne Martin, with whom he resided.
ARRANGEMENTS: In keeping with his wishes, services will be held privately. There are no visiting hours. Arrangements are under the direction of the Pike-Grondin Funeral Home, 61 Middle Street, Gloucester. For more information and to send online condolences, please visit www.grondinfuneralservices.com.


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In this province the main legislation governing dog husbandry and the penalties for dog misbehaviour or running at large are in the form of regulations pursuant to the provincial Municipalities Act.
Under section 191 of the Municipalities Act, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, upon the recommendation of the Minister, makes the following Regulation:
1This Regulation may be cited as the Provincial Dog Regulation - Municipalities Act.
2In this Regulation
�Act� means the Municipalities Act;
�dog� includes bitch;
�Dog Constable� Repealed: 2009-66
�Dog Control Officer� means a person appointed by the society to carry out the functions of this Regulation;
�Municipal Representative� Repealed: 2009-66
�owner� means a person who
(a)is in possession of a dog,
(b)harbours a dog,
(c)suffers a dog to remain about his residence or premises, or
(d)registers a dog under this Regulation;
�running at large� when used in reference to a dog, means an unleashed dog
(a)in a public place,
(b)on private property other than the owner�s, or
(c)in a forest or wooded area while not in the company and control of the owner;
�society� means society as defined in section 0.1 of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
3This Regulation applies to
(a)those areas outside the territorial limits of a municipality or a rural community, and
(b)rural communities that have not enacted a by-law under subsection 96(1) of the Act with respect to animal control or the keeping of animals.
4(1)Subject to subsection (3), every owner of a dog shall before the last day of January in each year
(a)register with the society or a Dog Control Officer each dog which he owns;
(b)pay to the society or the Dog Control Officer a licence fee of
(i)ten dollars for a female dog, and
(ii)five dollars for a male or a spayed female dog.
4(2)A person who becomes an owner of a dog after the last day of January in any year shall register the dog within thirty days of becoming the owner and shall pay the licence fee prescribed in paragraph (1)(b).
4(3)An owner who keeps dogs for breeding, boarding or any other like purposes may, subject to section 5, be issued a kennel licence which, subject to subsection (5), shall apply to each and every dog in the kennel until the dog is sold or otherwise leaves the kennel.
4(4)A kennel licence fee is twenty-five dollars.
4(5)A licence issued under this Regulation expires on the last day of the calendar year in which it is issued.
4(6)The society or the Dog Control Officer, at the time of registration of a dog, shall issue to the owner a licence tag showing the number under which the dog is registered and the year of registration.
4(7)A licence tag which is lost after it has been issued may be replaced by the society or a Dog Control Officer upon application by the owner and the payment of twenty-five cents.
5(1)Prior to the issuance of a kennel licence as envisaged herein, a Dog Control Officer shall satisfy himself by inspection that the kennel is so constructed and is being so operated that in his reasonable opinion it adequately provides for the health, safety, hygiene and comfort of the dogs at any time housed therein; and no kennel licence shall be issued until the Dog Control Officer is so satisfied.
5(2)At any time during the existence of an issued kennel licence a Dog Control Officer may during daylight hours inspect the kennel in respect of which the kennel licence has been issued for the purpose of satisfying himself that in his reasonable opinion the kennel is being operated so as to adequately provide for the health, safety, hygiene and comfort of the dogs at any time housed therein; and in the event that the Dog Control Officer is not so satisfied he shall require that the operations of the kennel be so conducted as in his reasonable opinion to forthwith adequately provide for the health, safety, hygiene and comfort of such dogs; failing which the Dog Control Officer may cancel the kennel licence.
6(1)The owner of a dog which has not been vaccinated against rabies shall cause the dog to be so vaccinated
(a)within ten days of acquiring the dog if it is more than three months of age; or
(b)within ten days after it has reached the age of three months.
6(2)An owner who neglects or refuses to have his dog vaccinated under this section commits an offence and is punishable upon summary conviction therefore to a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars and not more than two hundred dollars.
6(3)A Dog Control Officer shall seize and cause to be destroyed immediately any dog which is known to be or suspected of being rabid.
7(1)For the purposes of this section a dog suspected of being rabid shall be considered dangerous.
7(2)A judge of the Provincial Court, upon complaint being made to him that a dog is alleged to have bitten or attempted to bite a person may summon the owner of the dog to appear and show cause why the dog should not be destroyed and may, if from the evidence produced it appears that the dog has bitten a person, make an order directing
(a)that the dog be destroyed; or
(b)that the owner or keeper of the dog keep the animal under control.
7(3)A person failing to comply with an order under subsection (2) is liable to a fine not exceeding five dollars for every day that he fails to comply.
7(4)A Dog Control Officer shall seize and impound any dog found running at large and
(a)if the owner of such dog is known, notify him that his dog is impounded; or
(b)if the owner of such dog is not known, or being known cannot be located, post the notice as required by subsection (5); and
after the requirements of subsection (5) are satisfied, may sell or destroy such dog which has not been claimed by the owner or anyone on his behalf.
7(5)Before the Dog Control Officer sells or destroys a dog which is impounded, he
(a)shall post a notice at the regional office of the Department of Local Government for the region in which the dog was seized stating that such dog has been impounded and will be sold or destroyed within forty-eight hours from the time of posting unless the owner, or anyone on his behalf, claims the dog and pays the costs set out in subsection (6); and
(b)subject to subsection 6(3), may sell or destroy such dog after forty-eight hours have expired from the time of posting.
7(6)The Dog Control Officer shall collect from the owner before releasing the dog the sum of five dollars for each day or part thereof during which the dog has been impounded and maintained, or from the purchaser at the time of the sale of the dog the total of all costs of seizing, impounding and maintaining the dog.
7(7)The Dog Control Officer is authorized to make use of tranquilizer guns and other tranquilizing devices on dogs in the course of carrying out his duties hereunder.
7(8)When destroying a dog under this section which has not been claimed by the owner or anyone on behalf of the owner, the Dog Control Officer shall do so in a humane manner in accordance with the standards or codes of conduct, practice or procedure specified in Schedule B of New Brunswick Regulation 2000-4 under the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
8(1)No person who owns a dog shall
(a)permit his dog to run at large;
(b)refuse or neglect to register his dog under section 4 of this Regulation;
(c)refuse or neglect to attach and keep attached a licence tag to the collar of the dog;
(d)refuse or neglect to cause his dog to wear a collar at all times other than when it is in the kennel or the owner�s residence;
(e)permit his dog to chase or run after pedestrians or motor vehicles; or
(f)permit his dog to bark incessantly such that annoyance is caused to the public.
8(2)No person shall
(a)interfere or attempt to interfere with a Dog Control Officer while he is seizing or impounding a dog pursuant to the Act or this Regulation; or
(b)not being the owner, remove a collar or licence tag from a dog.
8(3)Notwithstanding anything herein contained, a Dog Control Officer may, either before or after the institution of proceedings against a person for any alleged violation of this Regulation, accept from the person alleged to have committed such violation the payment of a sum equal to the minimum fine prescribed by subsection 96(5) of the Act for such violation together with legal costs of proceedings to that date, if any; and thereupon the Dog Control Officer shall issue a receipt therefor and shall forthwith forward to the society the amounts so received.
8(4)A payment made under subsection (3) shall constitute a full satisfaction, release and discharge of all penalties and imprisonments incurred by such person for such violation, and for the purposes hereof shall have the same effect as if a judge had fully convicted the person of the violation for which the amount was paid, and a certificate purporting to be signed by the society to the effect that the sum has been paid in respect of a specific violation shall be prima facie evidence in all courts of the conviction.
1998, c.41, s.80; 2003, c.27, s.66; 2005-43; 2009-66
9(1)Unless otherwise provided for herein, a person convicted of an offence under this Regulation is punishable by a fine of not less than ten dollars and not more than fifty dollars and in default of payment is liable to imprisonment in accordance with subsection 31(3) of the Summary Convictions Act.
9(2)Where an owner of a dog is convicted under paragraph 4(1)(b), the judge may, in addition to any fine imposed pursuant to subsection (1), order the owner to pay the licence fee required.
10Regulation 68-84 under the Municipalities Act is repealed.


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Beyoncé fought off sleep as she shot the classy, yet seductive video for "Dance for You," included on her Live at Roseland: Elements of 4 DVD. The pop superstar channeled screen siren Marlene Dietrich in the film noir-inspired visuals, helmed by director Alan Ferguson, who dates her sister Solange.
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FAIRPORT — Salvan M. Kelly of Fairport, formerly of Oneonta, passed Feb. 7, 2013.
He was the son of the late Anthony and Mary Kelly.
A funeral Mass will be at noon Tuesday, April 30, at St. Mary's Church, Oneonta. Interment will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
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The Debian Project has released a sixth update for the current stable version of Gnu/Linux 4.0, codenamed Etch.
The release is aimed mainly at improving security faults and fixing some serious bugs. As always, those who have kept their Debian patches up to date will need very little data to install the new version. Alternatively, CD and DVD versions can be topped up via apt/aptitude from a Debian server.
Nevertheless, the Project intends to make images of the updated package available for download shortly. A full list of changes and fixed bugs can be found here.
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The Montgomery County Board of Education voted to approve a $2.13 billion fiscal 2013 budget request Tuesday, asking for a 2 percent increase from 2012.
The extra $41 million is the smallest request in more than decade, Superintendent Joshua Starr said, and will mostly go toward handling enrollment growth, covering employee benefits and purchasing materials.
The fiscal 2013 request includes about $8 million for employee raises, which Starr said is needed after staff has forgone cost-of-living and step increases for the past few years.
MCPS is asking for $1.39 billion of the total from Montgomery County, matching 2012's per-student spending of $9,759 per pupil. That number falls in line with Maryland's Maintenance of Effort law, which requires counties to fund schools at at least the same per-student rate as the previous year.
Board Member Patricia O'Neill said the budget is the "bare minimum," and President Shirley Brandman said that while the request is less than ideal, MCPS understands the economic situation facing the county and state.
"We believe this is a responsible budget given the current fiscal realities," she said. "With this budget, we hold the line steady on education funding as we maintain our current programs and services to a growing number of students."
At Tuesday's meeting, the board voted to amend Starr's initial budget proposal, which he , to include $603,000 for middle school hours-based staffing, a program designed to provide flexible support for special-education students.
Also added to the budget was $680,000 for and middle schools, which have not made adequate yearly progress under No Child Left Behind for the past few years.
Next, the board will present its request to County Executive Isiah Legget on March 5, and he is expected to release his county budget later that month. The County Council will vote on 2013 expenditures in May.


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