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Citation: Silva, R.F. 2010. Marek's Disease Virus As a Vectored Vaccine for Infectious Laryngotracheitis and Marek's Disease [abstract]. American Association of Avian Pathologists Symposium and Scientific Program, August 1-4, 2010, Atlanta, Georgia. Paper No. 9256. Technical Abstract: We replaced the MEQ gene from a bacterial artificial chromosome clone of Marek's disease virus with gJ and gB genes from infectious laryngotracheitis virus. We will compare the efficacy of these vectored vaccines with commercial vaccines for Marek's disease and infectious laryngotracheitis.

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This workshop tackles the twin themes of violence and conflict throughout the ages. It seeks to bring together military historians with those looking at the social, cultural and political histories of violence. The use of the term "conflict" is intended to give an arena to histories of grand strategy and operational military history, while the generalized term "violence" widens the scope of the workshop beyond beyond formal war between states to include not only other forms of political violence, such as guerrilla warfare and terrorism, but also socio-cultural manifestations of violence and the impact of these on the groups and individuals who must live with their consequences. In general, the aim is to take a broad, holistic approach to the topic, cutting across periods and specialisations and attracting students with all sorts of different interests connected to our central themes.
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Night Court (1984–1992)
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Season 3
26 Sep. 1985Hello, Goodbye
Christine Sullivan is permanently assigned as the court's public defender; in grief over Selma's death, Bull goes on an all-night bender with a group of circus performers and shows up the next day drunk-and-disorderly.
3 Oct. 1985The Hostage
A man claiming to be from Saturn holds the court hostage with a stolen handgun. Dan's hot date with Sheila goes awry when he inadvertently eats drugged food meant for the man.
17 Oct. 1985Dad's First Date
Christine is excited when her father, Jack, makes a date with an attractive young woman, but less so when Jack shows up in court on a charge of soliciting a prostitute.
24 Oct. 1985Mac and Quon Le: No Reservations
Mac's grandfather disinherits him after finding that he has married Quon Le, an Asian woman.
31 Oct. 1985Halloween, Too
Harry falls for Kim, a beautiful and free-spirited young woman. But then she appears in court, claiming to be a witch, with a tabloid reporter hovering in the background.
7 Nov. 1985Best of Friends
Dan looks forward to a reunion with his old college buddy, but is shocked to find that he has undergone a transsexual operation.
14 Nov. 1985Dan's Boss
The new district attorney shows up to observe Dan, who falls short of making a good first impression, and Flo receives attention from a potential suitor.
28 Nov. 1985Up on the Roof
A rock star wanders around the courtroom, trying to escape his crazed fans, his solicitous entourage, and his greedy psychiatrist.
5 Dec. 1985Wheels of Justice: Part 1
A budget crisis in the state legislature freezes the paychecks of all city employees, including the court staff. Harry faces his own crisis when the law forces him to side with a sleazy landlord against a poor cleaning lady and her unstable son. When the son is shot during an attempted armed robbery, Harry quits.
12 Dec. 1985Wheels of Justice: Part 2
After quitting, Harry is hanging out at a pool hall across the street from the courthouse. The gang have to talk him into coming back, even as his replacement creates a stir by dying during session.
19 Dec. 1985Walk Away, Renee
Bull is deeply in love with his new girlfriend, Renee. No one wants to be the one to tell him that she is actually a prostitute.
9 Jan. 1986Dan's Escort
Dan makes some extra money by hiring himself out as an escort to wealthy ladies, but is shocked when one of his clients wants him to go all the way and sleep with her. Yakov eagerly awaits the arrival of his wife and children from Russia, but panics when she doesn't show up.
16 Jan. 1986The Night Off
Some crazy substitute judge puts Dan and Mac in jail and appoints a wino and Florence as the court attorneys.
23 Jan. 1986Harry and Leon
The staff are surprised to discover that Leon, the shoe shine boy, is actually an orphan living in the courthouse. Rather than let him be sent to juvenile hall, Harry asks for custody of him.
30 Jan. 1986The Apartment
Hijinks ensue when Harry throws a birthday party for Dan at his apartment, including Christine getting trapped in a magician's box, Quon Le's Vietnamese family threatening mass suicide, and Mrs. Lund from Juvenile Services arriving to check on Leon at the same time as a stripper.
6 Feb. 1986Leon, We Hardly Knew Ye
Leon threatens to run away again when Juvenile Services attempts to take him from Harry and place him with a pair of geeky foster parents. Harry is so preoccupied that he misses a visit by Mel Torme, his idol.
20 Feb. 1986The Mugger
After being mugged, Christine becomes belligerent and mistrustful, and unable to do her job as a public defender. She has to rediscover her compassion when her mugger is trapped in the cafeteria and threatens hostages with a grenade. Meanwhile, Phil gets a hot stock tip from an old Wall Street buddy, and Dan nearly bankrupts himself trying to wheedle it out of him.
27 Feb. 1986Could This Be Magic?
Harry meets an elderly magician that he idolized as a child, and invites him to his apartment for a private performance. The gang arrive at Harry's apartment to find it stripped bare.
6 Mar. 1986Monkey Business
Bull tries to hide a test monkey from a scientist; Dan romances an amnesiac woman.
13 Mar. 1986The Retirement
Florence is devastated to learn that she has reached mandatory retirement age.
1 May 1986Hurricane: Part 1
Hurricane Mel hits New York, trapping the staff inside the courthouse with four women in labor.
8 May 1986Hurricane: Part 2
Hurricane Mel hits New York, trapping the staff inside the courthouse with four women in labor.


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This Silam Ko Achar tastes incredible ! A wonderful Sikkimese pickle, it makes a mind blowing combination with Phulaurah(buckwheat fritters). Just try this Silam Ko Achar and let me know if you share my passion !
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Roast the Silam and dried chilli in a pan for 10 minutes.
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Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 1957.8 mg81.6%
Total Carbohydrates 12 g3.9%
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Sugars 2.3 g
Protein 2 g3.2%
Vitamin A 26.5% Vitamin C 53.7%
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Moscow's Shukhov Tower
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DEBKAfile Special Report May 21, 2012
On the return flight to Moscow, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov filled in the space left by his Prime Minister Dmitri Medvadev's silence at the G8 summit Saturday, May 20 with a large dose of skepticism on Iran.
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report May 10, 2012
Beset on two fronts, Bashar Assad rushed his elite Presidential Guard to Damascus Thursday, May 10, as two massive car bombs demolished the command center of the Syrian military security service's reconnaissance division in the al Qaza district killed 55 people and injured more than 300. Over to the southeast, debkafile reports 12,000 special operations troops from 17 nations, including the US, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, are poised on the Jordanian side of the Syrian border.
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report February 3, 2012
NATO allies dismayed by US Defense Secretary's cutting the Afghanistan war short by one year without notice. Taliban is playing hard to get over peace talks while Pakistan retaliates for being cut out by letting an Al Qaeda front-man run for parliament.
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report December 22, 2011
As NATO cargo planes airlifted Libyan fighters to join the anti-Assad Free Syrian Army units in Turkey, Syrian forces armed with Russian spy satellite intelligence waylaid FSA rebels and deserters, killing them where they stood. A large-scale exercise prepares Syrian army to repel a combined offensive.
DEBKAfile Special Report December 4, 2011
Tehran latched onto US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta's warning Friday, Dec. 2 that an Israeli strike at Iran's nuclear facilities would cause unpredictable results. Sunday, Iran issued two threats: to hit back beyond its borders for a US drone which its military claimed to have shot down in the east, and to force oil prices to soar to $250 a barrel if an embargo is imposed on its oil exports – a hint at a Strait of Hormuz blockade.
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report December 1, 2011
Small Western special forces units have begun filtering into Syria to prepare the ground for a major military operation by the US, several more NATO members and Gulf emirates, to captured northern Syria and use it as a beachhead to eventually dominate the rest of the country.
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report November 29, 2011
debkafile reports that the Katyusha rocket volley from S. Lebanon which hit Galilee in northern Israel in the small hours of Tuesday, Nov. 29, was initiated by Hizballah commanders in South Lebanon, although claimed by the al Qaeda-linked Abdullah Azzam Brigades. Hizballah activated a Palestinian cell it controls in the Ain Hilwa refugee camp on behalf of its Damascus ally, after a group of NATO and Arab officers quietly established a command in Turkey for intervention in the Syrian crisis.
DEBKAfile Special Report November 10, 2011
British government ministers have been told to expect Israeli military action in the wake of the UN watchdog report "as early as Christmas or very early in the new year," the London Daily Mail reported Thursday, Nov. 10. They were told Israel would strike Iran's nuclear sites "sooner rather than later" – with "logistical support" from the US. A major US concern is said to be that a nuclear-armed Iran would spur Saudi Arabia and Turkey into developing their own weapons.
DEBKAfile DEBKA Weekly November 8, 2011
Germany has put its Air Force Tornado warplanes in intensive training for a possible attack on targets in Iran, after taking part last week in a joint drill with the Israeli Air Force and other NATO members at the Italian Decimomannu air base on Sardinia.
Iran, for its part, is gearing up for a gloves-off reprisal against its attackers. DEBKA-Net-Weekly's latest issue out this Friday has exclusive details on this menacing military buildup.
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report November 4, 2011
Regional leaders hope the US is ready for a fresh start to reestablish its influence after exiting Iraq. They count on an attack on Iran overturning the regimes in Tehran and Damascus although their rulers will fight to the death. NATO and Israel have embarked on joint maneuvers to study the lessons of the Libyan campaign and apply them to Iran.
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report November 4, 2011
Libyan Islamists go to Gaza to fight with the Palestinian Jihad Islami, bringing with them advanced Grad multiple missile launchers supplied by Qatar and the UAE and sold to Palestinian extremists. A thriving new weapons market with a price list rises in the W. Libyan town of Zintan.
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report November 4, 2011
Israeli timed the unveiling of its first nuclear-capable missile, Jericho 3, for the run-up to the IAEA report on Iran, called in Vienna a game-changer. Washington is preparing harsh sanctions against Iranian oil exports and international banking for slapping down straight after the report.
DEBKAfile Special Report November 2, 2011
A rush of military events was orchestrated Wednesday, Nov. 2, to persuade Tehran that the US, Britain and Israel are on the verge of a military operation unless it gives up its drive for a nuclear weapon - depending on President Barack Obama's okay. Israel would not participate in a US-led NATO strike on Iran but reserve its armed forces to defend the home front, guard the assault forces against Iran's allies and serve as a strategic reserve.
DEBKAfile Special Report November 1, 2011
The disclosure Tuesday, Nov. 1, by the International Atomic Energy Agency - that a spinning factory built in the northeastern Syrian town of Hasaka in 2003 was in fact an enriched uranium site - had a purpose: To crowd Bashar Assad into talking to the leaders of the revolt against him instead of slaughtering them. debkafile's intelligence sources report that although the NATO commander firmly denied an alliance role in Syria, NATO is already there – and not just members like Turkey.
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report October 28, 2011
Muammar Qaddafi never trusted his eldest son Saif al Islam and cut him out in favor of his younger brother Mutassim as heir apparent. It was Saif who persuaded his father he would be safer in Sirte than in his desert sanctuary. But when Qaddafi was run to ground, Saif was somewhere else in Bani Walid.
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report October 28, 2011
Iran and Hizballah declare NATO would never attack Syria, yet they are making military preparations for this very eventuality. Syria's only option to stem arms smuggling to the opposition is to seize large parts of Lebanon and Jordan, thus provoking a NATO assault.
DEBKAfile Special Report October 24, 2011
Behind the grisly images of Muammar Qaddafi's last moments on Thursday, Oct. 20, a quiet contest is afoot between the US and at least two NATO allies, France and Germany, over the credit for his termination and the ending of the alliance's military role in Libya. The episode demonstrated that in the Middle East and North Africa, the Western allies have no compunctions about terminating dictatorships abruptly nor about liberated societies shifting to fundamentalist Islamic regimes committed to Sharia law.
DEBKAfile Special Report October 21, 2011
Once the fact of Muammar Qaddafi's abrupt demise on Thursday, Oct. 20, is absorbed, Libya will be left with the same power struggle - with the added horror of blood revenge pursued by his loyalists. debkafile's military sources report mounting indications that a NATO special forces unit – although of which nation is unknown – located and captured Muammar Qaddafi in the Sirte area, shot him in both legs and handed him over to a Misrata militia. NATO can now end its Libya mission.
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report October 7, 2011
The bid to replace toppled Arab regimes with pro-Western Arab democracies was a complete flop, the US and NATO intelligence chiefs meeting secretly in the third week of September agreed. In Libya, in particular the NATO operation on the side of the rebels opened the door for elements identified with Al Qaeda to move in on the capital and strategic locations.
DEBKAfile Exclusive Report October 7, 2011
The consensus of US and Western intelligence chiefs at their closed door meeting in Langley was that NATO should count itself out of further military interventions in Arab uprisings in the coming year – especially in Syria - after its mistakes in Libya. Reliance on Turkey was seen as a letdown. The Yemeni crisis was judged more dangerous to broader regions of the Middle East and East Africa than the Syrian conflict.


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Families flock to New Addington health fair
Nearly 200 people attended a free health fair in New Addington.
4 November 2014
Staff from London's Ambulance Service join Twittersphere
From delivering babies to attending fires, London's ambulance staff do it all and now you can find out more about their work via Twitter.
31 October 2014
NHS launches winter campaign
The NHS will today (Friday 31 October) launch its national public awareness campaign in a bid to persuade people to seek advice early from their local pharmacist if they are 'feeling under the weather'.
31 October 2014
Meet the London Ambulance Service at free community health day
Free health checks, a teddy bear hospital, a magician, old and new ambulances, and the chance to get some fake wounds to freak out friends for Halloween are just some of the highlights at a free community health fair.
29 October 2014
Man meets medics who restarted his heart on south London football pitch
Paul Cowling thanked the paramedics, police officer and members of the public who came to his aid when he suffered a cardiac arrest during a Sunday morning football friendly in November last year.
17 October 2014
Defibrillators for Newham businesses
Ambulance crews with resuscitation dummies and defibrillators will be showing local businesses and shoppers how they can become heroes and save someone's life.
17 October 2014
Industrial Action Update - 13 October 2014
London Ambulance Service is returning to normal after some staff took strike action today between 7am and 11am.
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Ambulance staff industrial action - Monday 13 October
London Ambulance Service is expecting to be under significant pressure on Monday (13 October) when ambulance staff take strike action in a national dispute over pay.
9 October 2014
North London paramedics deliver baby in traffic gridlock
Paramedics helped deliver a baby on the side of the North Circular Road on Monday (6 October) – after a woman on her way to hospital got stuck in traffic.
8 October 2014
Local businesses in Bromley encouraged to get a defibrillator at training event
Ambulance crews with resuscitation dummies and defibrillators will be showing local businesses and shoppers how they can become heroes and save someone's life in five minutes at an event in the Bromley this Wednesday 8 October.
7 October 2014
Man sentenced for assaulting a paramedic
A man who pushed a paramedic against a wall while he was being treated has been found guilty of assault and ordered to pay £100 compensation.
30 September 2014
Annual public meeting - Tuesday 30 September
Our Annual Public Meeting will be held at 2pm next Tuesday (30 September) in the Robens Suite, 29th Floor, Guy's Tower, Guy's Hospital, London SE1 9RT
22 September 2014
Londoners asked to help ease pressure on ambulance service
People who call London Ambulance Service with minor injuries or illnesses will not be sent an emergency ambulance as it tries to reach its most seriously ill and injured patients within eight minutes.
17 September 2014
The View from The Shard becomes home to Europe's highest defibrillator
Visitors to the top of Western Europe's tallest building, The Shard, are now benefitting from London Ambulance Service's Shockingly Easy campaign which is seeing more defibrillators placed in public places and businesses across London.
4 September 2014
Medics ready for a busy Notting Hill carnival
London Ambulance Service is limbering up for another Notting Hill Carnival, but instead of putting the finishing touches to their costumes, medics are preparing to duck and bob through the excitement to get to people who need treatment.
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Skip to comments.We Were Soldiers, TNT, Friday 9pm EST, Saturday 8pm EST, Sunday 8pm EST
Posted on 11/05/2004 5:39:27 PM PST by Libloather
We Were Soldiers (2002)
Mel Gibson, Greg Kinnear, Madeleine Stowe, Sam Elliott
Rating: TV-14-V , CC
Friday, November 5th @ 9pm(ET)
In a place soon to be known as The Valley of Death, in a small clearing called landing zone X-Ray, Lt. Colonel Hal Moore (Mel Gibson) and 400 young fathers, husbands, brothers, and sons, all troopers from an elite American combat division, were surrounded by 2,000 North Vietnamese soldiers. The ensuing battle was one of the most savage in U.S. history. We Were Soldiers Once...And Young is a tribute to the nobility of those men under fire, their common acts of uncommon valor, and their loyalty to and love for one another.
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Will tape it and watch it.
Excellent film...very accurate and well made. Kudos to Mel Gibson & ICON Productions.
Get the DVD. You won't regret it. Have a box of tissues on standby. First movie that ever got to me.
Weekend ping...
Watch for the closing credits! The music is "Mansions of the Lord" (hymn sung at Ronald Reagan's funeral).
Thanks for the ping, I caught it in the theater, and I've been watching the teaser on TV. We will definitely have it on this weekend.
Shotokan has it right...have the tissues ready. There are scenes that will rip your heart out. They're balanced with some fantastic humor from Sergeant Major Plumley (Sam Elliot).
I've seen it. Have it on DVD in fact. Very good movie.
I own it on DVD. My father was in the 1/5 1st Cav. (Airmobile)...
The critics can say what they will, but Mel Gibson has been associated with some movies that get to me- this is one of them. There are some FReepers who were actually at Ia Drang, and if you didn't realize what they went through for us then, this film will bring it home to you.
(BTW, I first saw this film while my son was home on leave... it was actually unsettling for a dad whose only kid was headed back to Iraq within two weeks. And maybe it was supposed to be.)
"WE WERE SOLDIERS" Movie Website
This movie is incredible.
It will be awesome watching this again knowing the results of our last election!
"WE WERE SOLDIERS" Forum
I saw it at the theatre with another Vet. I ain't ashamed to say I was crying as I left the show.
It is an understatement to say that Mel Gibson is a gifted and powerful filmmaker.
See it.
In this movie he tries to make amends for what his father did.
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I truly hope your son is safe & sound.
I've waited to see it - because I was in Kentucky watching my kiddo graduate Army boot camp - the very same day the film was released...
I've been in some very nasty combat, but nothing, nothing like this. Great movie about a great Army unit.
Semper Fi
watching a true story about TRUE american heroes will make you very proud. SALUTE these valiant troopers.
...This last Election also saw the 1st Vietnamese-American, VAN TRAN, ever elected to a State Legislature in U.S. History:
**Former Bob DORNAN-Aide Elected 1st Vietnamese-American in CAL State Legislature (TRAN)**
Signed:.."ALOHA RONNIE" Guyer
VAN TRAN for State Assembly Campaign-2004, Little Saigon
Veteran-"WE WERE SOLDIERS" Battle of IA DRANG-1965, Landing Zone Falcon
Thank you- he completed his tour and returns to his regular Guard drills this month.
JOHN KERRY = Enemy of Vietnam Vets
When the colonels wife and the other lady walked the telegrams around base housing... Man, it gets to you real fast.
American Soldiers fighting...
for the Freedom of Others,
those that train them and...
those loved ones who wait...
for them to come home...
or not...
MEL's -PASSION- was sparked by -WE WERE SOLDIERS-
Love the deleted scene about Sergeant with the two Medals Of Honor.
make that 47% of the electorate - with Idaho it is 52% - 47%.....every W point stabs him with pain.....
someday I hope we will see those papers.....
Yep, that was the same part of the movie that I just lost it. It doesn't matter how many times I watch it either. This is going on today too. We need these reminders from time to time or I suppose some do. Are we worthy of the sacrifices made on our behalf by military families and soldiers?
We saw this movie the night we before we sent our son off to basic....buy the DVD....
Thank you
One of the very few movies I bought on DVD. Tissues are mandatory.
Ranks high on my list of reality war movies.Others are Saving Private Ryan,The Longest Day,10 hour Hanks & Sielberg,"Brotherhood of War" and a German movie,"Stalingrad"
All the books were great.Col.Moore & Hollaway wrote "We Were Soldiers".You ain't lived until you have read the story of 501 Easy Co.from Brotherhood of War.
Some of us are, some of us aren't, but that's OK.
In the end, each of us sacrifice for those we love. Be it the battlefield or what we do in everyday life. That's just the way it is, and should be.
Just finished watching it, and how sweet to watch a movie about Vietnam heroes a few days after John Kerry sank into deep water.
...Mrs. JULIE MOORE passes on...
Condolences bump.
Right now, husband and I are working our way thru Band of Brothers...
...and as Mrs. JULIE MOORE was lovingly being buried at Ft. Benning's Post Cemetary...
...one former NFL Defensive Linebacker...
...who was trained to fight for the Freedom of others at the U.S. Army Ranger School close by...
...lost his life for Freedom in Afghanistan.
PAT TILLMAN = A Hero for the Ages..
It was on the Leland football field where Pat Tillman earned his first headlines, developing the reputation of a fierce but fair competitor who never left the game.
Tillman's legacy grew as he went on to star at Arizona State University and in the NFL for the Arizona Cardinals.
After the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Tillman walked away from a $3.6 million contract to serve in the elite Army Rangers. In April he died in action in Afghanistan.
In this era of high-paid, pampered athletes, Tillman's sense of duty set him apart and he became an American legend.
Friday night the Almaden Valley community made sure that Tillman's name will never be forgotten by retiring his No. 42 jersey and naming the school's new facilities -- complete with a FieldTurf artificial surface -- Pat Tillman Stadium.
Former 49er Ronnie Lott was the master of ceremonies, and a group of Tillman's teammates from Leland's 1993 Central Coast Section Division I championship team were on hand to remember their friend and teammate.
Portable lights were brought in for Leland's only night game of the season. U.S. Rep. Zoe Lofgren of San Jose spoke to the packed Leland bleachers.
``Pat gave up the passion for his sport for something much more important, the passion for his country,'' Lofgren said.
``Now a generation of young people will learn from him that you can't choose your time or the challenges you will face in life, but you can decide how to meet those challenges.''
Tillman's former coach at Leland, Terry Hardtke, talked about the impact Tillman had on his teammates during the 1993 championship year. Tillman scored 31 of the team's 68 touchdowns. On defense he had 110 tackles, 10 sacks and three interceptions.
``No one has ever compiled stats like that in CCS history,'' Hardtke said.
``But when Pat was asked about it after the championship game, he deflected the praise and said, `All the credit should go to the great players on the Leland team.' That's tells you all you need to know about Pat -- he was a coach's dream.''
The last speaker of the night was Tillman's father, Pat Tillman Sr.
Tillman Sr. joked that he'll miss the old muddy Leland field, but said it was a true honor to have the field named after his son.
``Terry forgot to say what a handsome man Pat was,'' Tillman Sr. said with a smile.
``And he could bring a lot to the table when you had a conversation with him. It will be nice to sit and watch the kids develop as players on the field. The character they develop there will help them in other aspects of their life.''
Paul Yllana, a teammate of Tillman's on the 1993 team and now a vice principal at Leland, said the ceremony meant a lot to the current and future residents of Almaden.
``Ten, 20 and 30 years from now when kids ask who Pat Tillman was, we can teach those students the lessons Pat taught us,'' Yllana said.
``We can tell them about what Pat believed and what he was able to accomplish in his life.''
The battle in the Ia Drang valley has a couple of names; LZ-X RAY or the one I knew years ago, the "Lost Platoon".
Mrs. JULIE MOORE -&- PAT TILLMAN =
Selfless American Heroes for the Ages
Watch it. It is outstanding and based on the truth. Our Guys did the JOB in Viet Nam. I'm not a combat veteran but I am a veteran and I hold the Guys that this story is about to be my Big brothers. These guys did the JOB and the people that say they did not can go to #$%%. HHHHOOOOORRRRAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth: NOT Engaged... Yet (?!?)
We'll start by shooting down a rumor making its way around the Internet:
Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth are not engaged! Witnesses apparently spied a diamond ring on the singer's finger, contacted a celebrity gossip site and talk began to surface that the Australian actor had proposed to the 17-year old.


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We're not quite sure what to make of this long-wheelbase movie car.
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5Wolverine will drive weird custom Chrysler 300 in next X-Men movie
- Brandon Turkus
- Jun 1, 2016
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35Black Widow's Corvette from next Captain America movie is filmed noir
- Brandon Turkus
- Feb 5, 2014
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General Motors has established another movie tie-up, and this one doesn't involve explosions and robots - it involves explosions and superheroes. That's right, Chevrolet is providing a car for a character in the upcoming Marvel movie Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
46Acura previews Tony Stark's NSX roadster from The Avengers
- Chris Paukert
- Apr 6, 2012
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We have to admit to being fairly smitten with the promise of the low-slung Acura NSX concept that debuted at the Detroit Auto Show back in January. But for this moment – and for the next several moments – "promise" is all it is, because Acura says we shouldn't expect an NSX in showrooms until sometime around 2015. (Back in January, Acura advised that the production car is "expected to debut in the next three years.") Until then, Honda's premium outpost is going to do whatever it can
15The Incredible Hulk drives... a Toyota Yaris?
- Jeremy Korzeniewski
- Dec 19, 2011
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As children of the '80s, we remember Marvel's What The–? series of comic books with fond memories. More recently, it appears the series has migrated to video on YouTube. Either way, playing parodies with Marvel's most beloved characters makes for a romping good time, and Toyota has decided to buddy-up with the comic producer to help sell the Yaris.
26Harley-Davidson shows how the Captain America movie motorcycle came to be
- Jeremy Korzeniewski
- Jul 29, 2011
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Captain America, the summer blockbuster movie based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name, has officially had the largest opening weekend of any comic-based flick in 2011. Incidentally, it also knocked the latest Harry Potter flick, which opened one week before, out of first place.
27Report: Acura to be official car of spy agency S.H.I.E.L.D in Thor [w/video]
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- Mar 31, 2011
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- Obama rolls out new EV plan
- Infiniti dealers ranked best, Tesla worst
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I'm able to set either everything Finnish or everything English. I want to have Finnish keyboard layout, but the OS language in English. How to do this? In the previous releases I didn't have to do anything.
How to keep the system language in English
First, go to System Settings → Language Support and in Langage tab, apply system wide English:
In Regional Formats apply system wide your favorite English:
Second, go to System Settings → User Accounts and select English as your language:
How to change keyboard layout to Finnish
Go to System Settings → Text Entry and add Finnish keyboard layout:
See also: Language problem in Ubuntu 13.10
Having installed your system in English, add a Finnish keyboard layout. Then configure how to change between layouts.
But if you are going to make a brand new installation of Ubuntu, there is a step in the installation process (Nº 10 in this answer) where it asks you to set your keyboard layout.


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Energy and Global Warming News for February 3: Converting Coal Plants to Biomass; California Sets Up Statewide Network to Monitor Global-Warming Gases; The Royalty Boondoggle
Converting Coal Plants to Biomass
Coal-powered generating stations retrofitted to run on a mixture of coal and dried wood pellets can produce cost-competitive, emission-reduced electricity even without the advent of a cap-and-trade system, according to a new biomass life cycle analysis published in the Journal of Environmental Science and Technology.
For utilities under pressure to meet renewable portfolio standards, biomass should be considered along with wind, solar and small-scale hydro, says Heather MacLean, the lead researcher and an associate professor of civil engineering at the University of Toronto.
"The study results suggest that biomass utilization in coal generating stations should be considered for its potential to cost-effectively mitigate" greenhouse gases from coal-based electricity, the paper concluded.
For more on biomass conversion and cofiring, see:
- An intro to biomass cofiring
- Another coal plant to be replaced by a 'plant' plant!
- Southern Company embraces the only practical and affordable way to 'capture' emissions at a coal plant today "" run it on biomass
Here's more of the Green Inc. story:
The team tested the life-cycle emissions and costs of "co-firing" scenarios involving fuel with 10 to 20 percent wood pellet content.
Coal accounts for a fifth of all greenhouse gas emissions worldwide, the authors noted.
If just 10 percent co-firing were to be implemented in all coal-generating stations in the United States and Canada, "electricity generation from biomass could contribute approximately 4 percent of annual generation of the two countries," the analysis found, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 170 million metric tons each year "" or about 5 percent of emissions from the two countries' electricity sectors.
The result emerges from the Ontario government's campaign to phase out coal from the province's energy portfolio by 2014. With that deadline approaching, Ontario Power Generation, the provincial utility, has been looking to partly convert some of its coal stations to biomass made from unmarketable timber from the province's northern region, which has suffered substantial job losses in the forest sector.
Ontario Power co-sponsored the study, but Ms. MacLean says the utility didn't direct the research, which has been peer-reviewed.
Ms. MacLean also stressed that for wood-based biomass to remain an environmentally attractive alternative to coal, the timber must be harvested according to sustainable forest management practices.
She also acknowledges that the carbon released into the atmosphere by burning biomass is not necessarily reabsorbed by new plant or tree growth at the same rate, which is called carbon debt.
While the technology isn't especially complicated, a handful of utilities have successfully re-engineered coal plants to run on wood biomass.
Three years ago, the Public Service of New Hampshire spent $70 million to retrofit the 50 megawatt Schiller coal plant to run on wood chips, a project that generates a revenue stream from the sale of renewable energy certificates.
The large European utility Electrabel operates a Belgian generating station that turns pulverized wood chips into a biogas, which is then burned to produce power.
California Sets Up Statewide Network to Monitor Global-Warming Gases
California is preparing to introduce the first statewide system of monitoring devices to detect global-warming emissions, installing them on towers throughout the state.
The monitoring network, which is expected to grow, will initially focus on pinpointing the sources and concentrations of methane, a potent contributor to climate change. The California plan is an early example of the kind of system that may be needed in many places as countries develop plans to limit their emissions of greenhouse gases.
"This is the first time that this is being done anywhere in the world that we know of," said Jorn Dinh Herner, a scientist with the California Air Resources Board.
While monitoring stations around the globe already detect carbon dioxide, methane and other greenhouse gases, they are deliberately placed in remote locations and are generally intended to measure average global concentrations of greenhouse gases rather than local emissions.
The California network, by contrast, is meant to help the state find specific sources of emissions, as well as to verify the state's overall compliance with a plan it adopted to limit greenhouse gases.
The air resources board has bought seven portable analyzers made by Picarro, a company in Silicon Valley that also supplies the machines to the federal government and academic scientists.
By this summer, the analyzers will be deployed on towers in the San Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys, home to large agricultural operations and oil fields, and on Mount Wilson, outside Los Angeles. Data will also be collected from Picarro machines maintained by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory on the coast and from several monitoring stations operated by other agencies.
Depending on local topography and weather conditions, one Picarro analyzer can cover as much as several hundred miles, the scientists said. For instance, a machine installed on a mountain peak can collect data from most of the Los Angeles basin.
The state's global warming law requires that greenhouse gas emissions be cut to 1990 levels by 2020. To achieve such reductions, the state is planning an emissions-trading market whose integrity will depend on accurate measurement of the gases from oil refineries, power plants and other industrial facilities.
"I think these monitoring networks are going to be essential, as we really need to have a system in place that makes sure markets match reality," said Pieter Tans, a senior scientist in Colorado with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
The air resources board uses computer modeling to estimate greenhouse gas emissions in the state. The first task of the new network will be to see if actual concentrations of methane match those estimates.
A Picarro analyzer costs $50,000. It is about the size of a desktop PC and takes precise, real-time measurements of greenhouse gases. Picarro's chief executive, Michael Woelk, said his company's scientists had charted plumes of methane by placing an analyzer in a car and driving from Livermore, Calif., to Sacramento, a route heavy with animal feedlots, truck depots and other industrial operations.
"This is the first critical step to building a nationwide monitoring network," Mr. Woelk said.
In 1995, when oil prices were very low, Congress tried to encourage deep-water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico by giving oil companies relief from some of the royalties they incur for producing oil and gas on public land.
It has never been clear how much new exploration this provision inspired, since steadily rising prices provided plenty of incentive. What is clear is that it has been a good deal for the industry and a bad deal for taxpayers. According to the Government Accountability Office, the provision could allow industry to escape up to $54 billion in legitimate royalties, depending on the price of oil.
Representative Edward Markey of Massachusetts hopes to put things right with a bill that would clarify the law and prevent companies from signing new leases in the gulf until they renegotiate the old ones and pay royalties that are due. A similar bill has been approved three times in the House but has gone nowhere in the Senate.
Mr. Markey is particularly incensed this year because the oil companies are still doing very well despite lower demand, while the number of households needing federal help with their heating bills may rise to 10 million "" a big increase. To help out, he has introduced a bill increasing the money to help needy people with their energy bills by one-third to $7.6 billion annually.
The royalty mess resulted from a familiar Washington story line: lazy bureaucrats and legislation riddled with ambiguities. But the reality is that many of these leases are now beginning to yield oil, which will remain free of royalties as long as Congress fails to provide the kind of remedy proposed by Mr. Markey.
Actually, Congress owes this not only to the taxpayers but to itself. Its original intention in 1995 was to provide incentives during periods of low prices "" not a corporate gravy train when prices are robust.
Markey floats legislation to boost funding for LIHEAP
Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) wants to increase funding and expand availability of a program created to help low-income families pay their energy bills.
Markey introduced a bill that would boost funding authorization for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, or LIHEAP, to $7.6 billion for fiscal 2011 to 2014, a level $2.5 billion more than the $5.1 billion authorized in the 2005 Energy Policy Act.
"Our economy may finally be heating up, but the effects of a recession, periods of cold weather and rising energy prices are still having a chilling effect on millions of American families," Markey, chairman of the Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming, said in a statement.
LIHEAP helps low-income families pay their home energy bills, assisting 8.3 million households last year, according to the National Energy Assistance Directors Association. The organization estimates 10 million families may apply for assistance this year.
Markey's bill would also authorize a formal expansion of the program, extending eligibility levels to families whose incomes are 75 percent of their state's median income level. The authorization language currently allows families whose incomes are 60 percent of their state's median income level to participate, although appropriations for the program since fiscal 2009 have allowed for the 75 percent level.
Congress appropriated $2.57 billion for the program in fiscal 2008 and boosted that level to the full $5.1 billion authorization in fiscal 2009 and 2010. In its budget request released earlier this week, the Obama administration proposed changes to the funding structure for the program.
The White House would cut guaranteed funding from $5.1 billion in fiscal 2010 to $3.3 billion. But it would set aside an additional $2 billion that would be released in the event of an energy spike or an increase in the number of families in poverty. If the full $2 billion were released, the administration's plan would result in a net increase in funding for the program.
Vulcan secures $108M for Nev. power plant
Vulcan Power Co. said today it has secured a $108 million investment from Denham Capital to develop 300 megawatts of geothermal power in Nevada.
The investment, in the form of preferred and common stock, is Denham's second in Vulcan. The Boston-based investment firm, which focuses on energy and commodities, has staked a total of $166 million in Vulcan; other shareholders include a principal investing division of Bank of America Corp.
Vulcan, based in Bend, Ore., has geothermal leases and applications across more than 170,000 acres in Arizona, California, Nevada and Oregon. The privately held company will use Denham's latest investment to develop five 60-megawatt geothermal projects across more than 80,000 acres in northeastern Nevada.
Vulcan aims to begin generating electricity from the projects by the end of 2013, pending permit approvals, said Bob Warburton, Vulcan's acting chief executive officer.
Vulcan has signed power-purchase agreements with Southern California Edison Co. (120 MW) and NV Energy Inc. (60 MW). Vulcan is negotiating another 120 MW power-purchase agreement with an undisclosed California utility, Warburton said.
He estimated that Vulcan could generate as much as 750 MW from its Western landholdings. Geothermal energy is produced by drilling for underground reservoirs of superheated water. The steam that rises to the surface is then used to power electric turbines.
"Geothermal development requires greater capital investment up front compared to other renewable power projects," Warburton explained. "But once built, geothermal has significantly lower all-in costs, making it very competitive with traditional, nonrenewable generation sources."
Nearly 150 geothermal power plants are under development in the United States, according to the Geothermal Energy Association, an industry trade group. The group projects that the geothermal projects could bring the nation 7,000 MW of baseload power in the next few years.
Renewables in Vogue at Obama's DOE
Nuclear, solar and wind power are the popular kids in the Energy Department schoolyard this year, while oil, gas and coal have been sent to detention.
When he sent his proposed spending plan to Congress yesterday, President Obama recommended subsidizing new nuclear plants with loan guarantees and shoveling more money at wind and solar research.
But when the administration's budget cutters got to the oil patch, they found a target-rich environment with plenty of programs and tax breaks they wanted to cut.
Not unexpectedly, that drew cheers from fellow Democrats and the renewable energy industry and howls from Republicans and fossil fuel providers.
"This administration talks a good fight when it comes to wanting to increase our production of oil and gas," said Sen. Bob Bennett (R-Utah), the ranking member of the Energy and Water Appropriations Subcommittee. "But every time they get a chance to back that up with dollars, they don't."
DOE came out a winner in Obama's overall budget, despite the freeze in nonsecurity discretionary spending. That is a reflection of Obama's desire to foster a "clean energy" economy, where new, cleaner sources of energy create jobs and lower the nation's greenhouse gas emissions.
Overall, the $28.4 billion request for DOE would be an increase of 6.8 percent for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1. But Energy Secretary Steven Chu noted that the National Nuclear Security Administration, which is not subject to Obama's proposed freeze, gets a 14 percent increase. Aside from NNSA, Obama is proposing a 2.8 percent increase. That is still more than most departments, some of which are recommended for cuts under Obama's domestic spending freeze.
"For years R&D has been on R&R here in America," said Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) in a statement. "This budget invests in our workforce, so that the clean energy technologies of the next 100 years come from Boston, not Beijing."
Much of the "clean energy" funding has been cast as providing for job creation, as Obama seeks to reassure worried voters that his environmental agenda won't deal another blow to the faltering economy.
Many of Obama's energy proposals resemble the energy aspects of the climate change and energy legislation that has stalled in the Senate, except that the legislation has more of what the oil and gas industry wants. Drillers have vehemently attacked the climate change plan, but Obama could be signaling that the way for the industry to get what it wants is for a climate bill to pass.
Renewables, research get boost
The administration is asking Congress for a 5 percent increase for the energy efficiency and renewable energy section of the budget. The request for fiscal 2011 reflects a sharp turn toward Democratic-favored sources of energy such as wind and solar and energy-saving methods such as weatherization. Those increases come at the expense of the hydropower and hydrogen, favorites of the George W. Bush administration.
Wind was the big winner, driven by the Obama administration's desire to push offshore wind in the coming fiscal year. The request for wind power jumped 53 percent, from $80 million this year to $123 million next year. The administration's campaign will seek to win public acceptance, overcome regulatory hurdles and find solutions to technical problems facing offshore wind.
The White House also wants a big boost in solar programs, seeking a hike from $247 million this year to $302 million next year, which would be a 22 percent increase. And it requests $500 million to cover initial fees, or "credit subsidies," to support the $3 billion to $5 billion in loan guarantee authority for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects.
Obama wants big new investments in clean energy research. His $300 million request for the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy, or ARPA-E, is a show of support for the high-risk, high-reward research. Congress had declined to give the program more money for fiscal 2010 after it got $400 million in the stimulus. The Obama plan recommends the program be pulled out of the Office of Science and funded separately.
The Office of Science would also see a significant jolt in funding under the president's request. The administration would provide the office, which operates the bulk of DOE's research and development programs as well as 10 of the nation's 17 national laboratories, with $5.12 billion, an increase of about 4.5 percent over fiscal 2010 levels.
A $1.8 billion request for basic energy sciences would include two innovative programs championed by Chu: the energy frontier research centers and energy "innovation hubs."
About $34 million would go to a new hub to create a multidisciplinary team of scientists from universities, national laboratories and the private sector to advance battery and energy storage technologies. The hubs are at the centerpiece of Energy Secretary Steven Chu's research agenda for the department and were first proposed in the administration's fiscal 2010 budget request.
"Of all the R&D programs, I personally feel very strongly about ARPA-E and the innovation hubs," Chu said yesterday.
In total, the administration requested $107 million for the hubs next year, including additional funding for three of the hubs that were previously funded. Those research centers will focus on fuels from sunlight, energy efficiency in buildings and nuclear simulation and modeling.
Bennett sees misplaced priorities. He said he supports wind and solar research, but the administration is going too far in subsidizing the industry.
"The wind doesn't always blow, and the sun doesn't always shine," Bennett told E&E. "There's got to be recognition that there is a finite amount that wind and solar can contribute to the overall energy needs of this country."
But Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), said renewables still are not enough of a priority for the administration, noting the billions of dollars in loan guarantees to build nuclear plants.
"He has not funded [renewables] to that degree," Sanders said. "Construction of new nuclear power may well be the most expensive way to go."
Obama, who stressed his support for nuclear during his campaign, wants to boost loan guarantee authority for nuclear power facilities by $36 billion, for a total of $54 billion.
Obama's request would also increase nuclear research and development of nuclear technology by 5 percent, for a total request of $824 million, while dropping two Bush-era programs, Nuclear Power 2010 and Generation IV.
Another Bush-era program taking a hit is hydrogen. Bush had made the idea of hydrogen cars the centerpiece of his renewable energy and energy independence plans. But the Obama administration has frowned on the program. The administration's request recommends a 21 percent cut for the hydrogen technology program, taking it from $174 million to $137 million.
Vermont Power Plant Continues to Leak Radiation
Technicians seeking the source of a leak of radioactive tritium at the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant have found concentrations in groundwater there that were three times higher than what was discovered last week, a plant spokesman said Monday.
Tritium was measured at 70,500 picocuries per liter, which the spokesman, Rob Williams, characterized as a low level. The highest level discovered so far "does not present a risk to public health or safety whatsoever," he said in a statement.
But it does put Vermont Yankee over the threshold at which it is obligated to make a report to federal regulators within 30 days, and say what it will do about the problem. The limit, 30,000 picocuries, was crossed on Sunday.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has already been at the site to study the problem, and Vermont Yankee is well into an attempt to find the leak and map the pollution.
The Environmental Protection Agency standard for the allowable level of tritium in drinking water is 20,000 picocuries per liter, lower than the N.R.C. reporting threshold. But so far no contamination has been found in drinking water sources, plant officials and the Vermont health department said.
The new, higher level of 70,500 picocuries per liter of radioactive tritium was measured in a monitoring well, one of six that the owner, Entergy, is drilling to try to find the problem.
At a new well, the tritium concentration was 1,840 picocuries.
Vermont Yankee is seeking a 20-year extension of its operating license, which expires in 2012, from the regulatory commission. Renewal is also subject to state approval.
Last week, Gov. Jim Douglas said that recent events had cast "dark clouds of doubt" over the plant, and recommended that the Legislature delay a decision.
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"The wind doesn't always blow, and the sun doesn't always shine," Bennett told E&E. "There's got to be recognition that there is a finite amount that wind and solar can contribute to the overall energy needs of this country."
it also doesn't always rain, but we have water. it's called a reservoir system, or as most people in energy talk about it, a storage system. u store for a "rainy day", or a windless, sunless day really. even with severe droughts, we have water, and only the most poorly-planned developments lose water pressure during drought. it's just a matter of good infrastructure planning.
japan is looking at hydrogen fuel cells in homes as opposed to cars, where it might be more economically feasible. we were also leading in battery development in the world. what happened to that?
does it scare energy companies that people might be able to have more personal control over the energy we generate and distribute, with a personal or local energy reservoir system? that it would mean less dependency on centralized (monopolized) energy generation and distribution??
something really does not makes sense when these "experts" talk. i don't think they really understand wind and solar and geothermal energy production, i think they're more interested in stopping investors from investing in them.
Bob Bennett of Utah gets one thing right. There is a finite limit to what wind and solar can contribute to our energy use. The limit is 100% which is finite.
Replacing coal with wood has much greater potential than is suggested in this thread!
From 1.5 to 4.5 GtC/yr of negative carbon footprint could be achieved by sustainable eco-neutral conservation harvest (SENCH) of dead trees from old-growth tropical forests:
and another 8 GtC/yr from covering parts of the Sahara and Australian Outback with irrigated forests:
In this region, wind can eventually contribute 20%, the limit hydro can backup. That's less than the 30% from energy efficiency, with Portland OR aiming for an astounding 40%.
The thought of hydrogen, generated in periods of low demand and then burned cenrally (not cars, not even houses) is an interesting possiblity for the future. Done properly the thermal efficiency ought to be quite good. Dunno quite how the economics works out.
Interesting that Entergy, Vermont Yankee's owner, had record earnings for 2009 while its plant has a growing radioactive leak: http://www.nola.com/business/index.ssf/2010/02/entergy_reports_record_earning.html
Burning wood of course creates toxins and carcinogens just like cigarettes. The oils and the tar in wood seems to be a problem. The pellets use a lot of fuel in the cutting, dehydration and pelletizing process. Coal has the best rate of return on investment.
Some wood each year will burn under uncontrolled conditions, (Forest Fires) and rotting, also a CO2 source, non the less. Enhanced forest management could be a a big gain long term. In effect recovering waste heat that is lost at present. Not an insignificant amount of energy, same CO2 that already happens. A lot less soot and aerosols .
Jerry, #6: "Coal has the best rate of return on investment." That is only because the environmental costs are being absorbed by the tax payer or displaced people!
I'm not sure that hydrogen even makes sense for stationary energy storage. You're trying to accomplish the same task as chemical batteries (covert electrical energy into chemical energy and back), but introducing inefficiencies into the system by using a poor choice for a chemical medium. Either you need massive volumes of storage for small amounts of hydrogen, meaning you'll never get a return on your investment, or you need to highly pressurize your storage chemical (hydrogen in gas form) adding considerable energy losses to the process.
In an open system (which is all I have ever seen) where you use oxygen from the air in your reaction and allow the water vapor to escape into the air, you open the system up to all kinds of contaminants that reduce the life of the converter (a fuel cell, in this case). A lot of research has been focused on curing this problem. To close the system (recycling the water from the reaction and using it to create a pure oxygen source) would require additional storage hardware costs for the water and oxygen. This removes one of the hydrogen fuel cell's major advantages: you only need to store a small portion of the chemicals involved in the process, the rest comes, quite literally, from thin air.
A redox battery or flow battery (or redox fuel cell, depending on who you ask) accomplishes a similar task using liquids, meaning there are no gas compression losses. The liquid is heavy, making them a generally poor choice for portable applications, but work fine for stationary ones where weight and size are not major concerns. These batteries don't suffer from contaminants being introduced from the environment like a fuel cell since all of the chemicals involved are recycled in the charge/discharge process. For stationary applications, it seems resources would be better spent on improving this battery design over hydrogen fuel cells. Alternatively, designing a new type of "standard" rechargeable battery that minimizes costs and maximizes life cycles at the cost of energy and power density may be another option that is better than hydrogen fuel cells. Right now there is little focus on developing this type of battery since the industry is focused on developing light, powerful and energy dense batteries for portable applications, especially electric vehicles.
nice blunt article at the national post about "ClimateGate"
Brendan (9) — Thaanks for the ideas about
A rougn-n-ready calculation over lunch seems to indicate even running a GE H frame combined cycle gas turbine (rated 60% thermal efficiency) and storing all the water, hydrogen and oxygen would beat out buring natgas (by quit4e a bit) provided the off-peak electricity was priced low enough. Carl Hauser mentioned that there a nuclear reactor operators who will pay you to wheel away their output!
So it might be that some such arrangement could make money whle supplying day-time power from hydrogen & oxygen produced overnight.
Please note that what Len Ornstein, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, cites as a reference for his claim that, "from 1.5 to 4.5 GtC/yr of negative carbon footprint could be achieved by sustainable eco-neutral conservation harvest (SENCH) of dead trees from old-growth tropical forests," is his own "editorial essay."
Fat chance.
In fact, as real and acute as the climate crisis is, our planet is already scientifically judged to be deeper in deficit in terms of loss of biodiversity and disruption of the nitrogen cycle:
It's terribly wrong and dangerous to pretend that we can "harvest" our way out of non-renewable energy production in a large industrial way. Point to the commercial forests, anywhere on the planet, that aren't already stressed to the point of loosing more biodiversity, and then there's a place to start the calculations. Point to one real, industrial-scale, on-the-ground timber harvest project that collects "dead wood" from an old growth forest, tropical or temperate, in a way that is actually "eco-neutral."
I think it's a lot easier to imagine large scale "eco-neutral conservation harvest" somewhere back east than it is out here in timber country. Even contracted thinning tends to be ecologically devastating, in actual on-the-ground practice. And the forestry regulators, even in this country, have so far to go to embrace real conservation, where to start truly is the challenge.
As an optimistic natural resources consultant, I can imagine that forest biofuels might possibly contribute in some local areas to renewable and environmentally sustainable energy generation.
But the scientific facts demand that biofuels be considered very cautiously. The correct default assumption is that forest biofuels are in general NOT renewably carbon-neutral and NOT environmentally sustainable. The intellectual responsibility to demonstrate otherwise must lie with the proposer.
The smoke coming from the global warming skeptics is as thick as the smoke coming from vehicles and industries!
Kevin Matthews #12:
As the "proposer", I take the "intellectual responsibility" by citing the sources of my detailed arguments in support of my brief summary statements (#3).
I agree with you that "forest biofuels are in general NOT renewably carbon-neutral and NOT environmentally sustainable". My papers, however, address a few enormous exceptions!
Why don't you read the citations and then provide explicit criticisms?
The adverse effects of the global warming can be seen in the different parts of the world, where people are experiencing extremes of temperature, whether the weather is cold, or hot, every season has become a great problem.


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Nothing like a few pirates to liven up the holiday season. The Jolly Roger is now waving over the Milwaukee Public Museum for the new "Real Pirates" traveling exhibit. Read my Weekend Cue story to learn what pirate treasures await discovery at the exhibit. Feel free to practice your "arrrghs" as you read.
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Gaffigan's stand-up act well-received by Milwaukee crowd
Jim Gaffigan didn't have the fortune of being born here, but the native Hoosier did the next best thing and married someone who was.
Milwaukee is sort of a second home for the New York-based stand-up comic, not simply because of his family connections or because he's played annual year-end shows at the Pabst Theater since 2007. His style of stand-up - clean, soft-spoken, often deadpan, obsessive about food - seems tailor-made for Midwestern sensibilities. »Read Full Article(2)


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Main Menu
Duck Dumplings$6.95
five crispy duck and leek dumplings served with cherry hoi sin sauce only available fried
Chicken Dumplings$6.50
five steamed and grilled chicken and vegetable dumplings. served with a chili, garlic and soy dipping sauce
Yasai Dumplings$5.95
five steamed and grilled vegetable dumplings. served with a chili, garlic and soy sauce
Ebi Dumplings$6.50
five crispy shrimp and vegetable dumplings. served with a spicy citrus ponzu dipping sauce only available fried
Ebi Katsu$6.95
deep-fried shrimp in panko breadcrumbs served with a sweet red chili and garlic sauce
freshly steamed green soy beans, a complete protein boost choose sprinkled with either salt or chili and garlic salt
Japanese Flat Bread$6.95
yaki chicken and monterey jack cheese with scallions, sweet corn and cilantro. served with a chili dipping sauce
Sweet Potato Fries$4.95
hearty and crisp, served with a chili dipping sauce
Chili Calamari$6.95
crispy squid seasoned with sea salt and shichimi. served with a sweet chili, garlic and cilantro sauce
Suribachi Chicken Wings$7.95
succulent wings tossed in a gently spicy sauce
Raw Salad$3.95
mixed leaves, thin cut daikon, red onion and carrot. garnished with fried shallots and tossed in our signature house dressing
Miso Soup And Japanese Style Pickles$2.95
a light soup flavored with white miso paste, wakame, tofu and thinly sliced scallion. served with traditional pickles
Wagamama Glazed Ribs$8.95
delectably tender pork ribs glazed with a sweet chili hoi sin sauce
Grilled Asparagus$6.95
asparagus spears grilled with chili garlic salt and glazed with a citrus yakitori sauce
Seaweed Salad$3.95
our own crisp and healthy wakame seaweed salad with a hint of spice
Chicken Lettuce Wraps$6.95
grilled chicken with a rich and tangy sauce, served with crisp lettuce to wrap
Tomato, Tofu And Basil Salad$6.95
served caprese-style, with a light sherry vinegar dressing
Teriyaki Steak Skewers$8.95
juicy steak in a lime marinade complemented by our sweet teriyaki sauce
Stir-fried Ata-taka Chicken Salad$9.95
chicken in a spicy marinade stir-fried with bean sprouts, red onion and a tamarind ginger sauce. served on baby spinach leaves with wagamama house dressing and topped with fresh chilies
Marinated Yasai Noodle Salad$8.75
marinated and grilled eggplant, mushroom and zucchini. combined with caramelized red onion, roasted sweet potato, asparagus, diced tomato and mixed leaves. served with whole wheat noodles and garnished with pickled red ginger and sesame seeds
Stir-fried Miso Beef Salad$11.50
stir-fried marinated beef, carrot, leek, and bean sprouts. served on mixed leaves with miso dressing and garnished with sesame seeds
Mandarin Sesame Salad
salmon, lemongrass ginger shrimp or chicken grilled and served over mixed greens with grape tomatoes, thin cut daikon, mandarin segments, red onion, scallion and carrot, tossed in a light sesame dressing
- Salmon $13.95
- Chicken $10.50
- Shrimp $9.95
Rice Dishes
Chicken Katsu Curry$11.25
deep-fried chicken breast coated in panko breadcrumbs, served with our famous light curry sauce and sticky rice. garnished with mixed leaves tossed in our signature house dressing
Yasai Katsu Curry$9.95
deep-fried slices of panko-coated sweet potato, eggplant and butternut squash. served with our famous light curry sauce and sticky rice. garnished with mixed leaves tossed in our signature house dressing
Grilled Chicken Curry$11.25
grilled chicken breast served with our famous light curry sauce and sticky rice. accompanied by mixed leaves tossed in our signature house dressing
Cha Han$8.95
stir-fried rice with egg, chicken, shrimp, snow peas, sweet corn, mushroom and scallion. accompanied by a bowl of vegetarian miso soup and japanese style pickles
Yasai Cha Han$7.95
stir-fried rice with egg, squash, snow peas, sweet corn, fried tofu, mushroom and scallion. accompanied by a bowl of vegetarian miso soup and japanese style pickles
Beef Cha Han$10.95
stir-fried rice with shichimi-marinated beef, snow peas, carrots and leeks. accompanied by a bowl of vegetarian miso soup and japanese style pickles
Dynamite Stir-fry
spicy shrimp, chicken, or tofu stir-fried with vegetables in a citrus yakitori sauce, served over white rice
- Shrimp $12.95
- Chicken $11.25
- Tofu $10.25
Mongolian Beef$13.95
stir-fried sake-marinated beef with broccoli, red onion and carrot in a sweet and savory sauce. served over white rice
Positive Eating
Absolute Wagamama$14.95
chicken ramen or yaki soba, three chicken dumplings and a choice of any small beer, regular fresh juice or soda
Pure Wagamama$13.95
moyashi soba or yasai yaki soba, three yasai dumplings and a choice of any small beer, regular fresh juice or soda
Kare Noodle
Noodles In A Coconut Based Soup
Kare Lomen
ramen noodles in a spicy coconut and lemongrass soup topped with shrimp or grilled chicken breast, beansprouts and cucumber. garnished with cilantro and lime
- Shrimp $12.50
- Chicken $11.50
rice noodles in a spicy green coconut and lemongrass soup topped with stir-fried chicken breast or fried tofu, beansprouts, chillies, red onions, scallions, bok choy, peppers and mushrooms. garnished with cilantro and lime
- Chicken $12.95
- Yasai $10.95
Noodles Cooked On A Hot, Flat Griddle
Lemongrass Shrimp Soba$13.95
grilled shrimp on a bed of soba noodles stir-fried with minced cilantro, garlic, chilies and fresh beansprouts
Yaki Soba$9.75
teppan-fried wheat noodles with chicken, shrimp, egg, beansprouts, peppers, white onions and scallions. garnished with fried shallots, pickled ginger and sesame seeds
Yasai Yaki Soba$8.50
teppan-fried whole wheat noodles with egg, beansprouts, peppers, white onions and scallions, mushrooms and garlic. garnished with fried shallots, pickled ginger, sesame seeds and cilantro vinegar
Yaki Udon$10.95
teppan-fried udon noodles in curry oil with chicken, shrimp, chikuwa, egg, beansprouts, leeks, mushrooms and peppers. garnished with fried shallots, pickled ginger and sesame seeds
Amai Noodle$10.75
teppan-fried rice noodles combined with fried tofu, shrimp, egg, leeks, red onion and bean sprouts with a tamarind sauce. topped with chopped peanuts and garnished with a wedge of lime
Ginger Chicken Udon$10.75
teppan-fried udon noodles with chicken marinated in ginger, garlic and lemongrass. served with snow peas, red onion, bean sprouts, chili, egg and scallion. garnished with pickled red ginger and cilantro
Grilled Dishes
Japanese Grilled Steak$14.95
*japanese grilled steak grilled and drizzled with a sweet yakitori sauce. served with sauteed mushrooms and onions and a side of freshly steamed broccoli
Teriyaki Soba
grilled sliced steak or salmon on a bed of teppan-fried wheat noodles with curry oil, snow peas, chilies, red onion, scallion, ginger, bean sprouts and bok choy. garnished with cilantro and sesame seeds
- Steal $13.95
- Salmon $13.50
Blackened Chicken$10.95
shichimi-blackened grilled chicken, topped with homemade mango salsa. served with brown rice and broccoli
Chicken Teriyaki$10.95
chicken teriyaki grilled, sliced chicken on sticky rice drizzled with teriyaki sauce. garnished with mixed leaves and red pickles in our house dressing
Salmon Teriyaki$13.50
grilled salmon on sticky rice drizzled with teriyaki sauce. garnished with mixed leaves and red pickles in our house dressing
Grilled Swordfish$14.95
topped with homemade mango salsa and served with brown rice and broccoli. choose either blackened or simply grilled
Wagamama Glazed Ribs$14.95
a generous serving of our glazed ribs, served with sweet potato fries and either japanese coleslaw or seaweed salad
Chili Men
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Chili Men
stir-fried chicken or shrimp, zucchini, red onions, peppers, mushrooms and snow peas in a spicy tomato chili men sauce, served on soba noodles
- Shrimp $12.50
- Chicken $11.50
Yasai Chili Men$10.25
stir-fried tofu, zucchini, red onions, peppers, mushrooms and snow peas in a spicy tomato chili men sauce, served on whole wheat noodles
Sticky Rice$2.50
Steamed White Rice$2.50
Plain Noodles$2.25
Whole Wheat Noodles$2.25
Udon Noodles$3.25
Sliced Fresh Chilies$1.75
Japanese Style Pickles$1.00
Katsu Curry Sauce$1.50
Side Bowl Fried Tofu$2.50
Japanese Coleslaw$3.95
Brown Rice$3.25
Steamed Broccoli$3.95
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Chili Ramen
spicy broth and ramen noodles topped with your choice of a grilled steak or chicken breast, fresh chilies, red onion, bean sprouts, cilantro, scallion and a wedge of lime
- Beef $13.75
- Chicken $11.00
Wagamama Seafood Ramen$12.75
noodles in a vegetable broth filled with grilled shrimp, salmon, swordfish and marinated calamari. topped with wakame, menma, baby spinach and scallion
Salmon Ramen$13.25
noodles in a spicy miso broth topped with a grilled fillet of salmon, baby spinach, menma, scallion and carrot. garnished with sesame seeds
Chicken Ramen$9.95
noodles in a chicken broth topped with marinated, grilled chicken breast, baby spinach, menma and scallion
Moyashi Soba$10.00
whole wheat noodles in a vegetable broth filled with stir-fried tofu, button mushroom, zucchini, snow peas, leek, bean sprouts and garlic. garnished with scallion
Miso Beef Ramen$12.75
noodles in a spicy miso broth filled with stir-fried marinated beef, carrot, leek, garlic and bean sprouts garnished with wakame, menma, sesame seeds and chili oil
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CAMBRIDGE A stuck tractor trailer has forced the closure of Vermont Route 108 through Smugglers Notch. Vermont state police say the truck was stuck on the narrow, winding mountain road that passes between rock cliffs around 2 p.m. Wednesday. Police say the truck, which was hauling about 99,000 pounds of sand to the Stowe Mountain Golf Club, was heavily damaged and hung up on large boulders.
By Wednesday evening sand was being off-loaded from the trailer so the vehicle could be removed and the road reopened.
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Tonight, Tonight, a collab form 7 various artists from the clock crew, with 9 parts. After months of putting all the parts in and stuff, it's finished. This collab may not be as big as the Clock Crew Rhapsody, or the Stairway to Heaven Collab, which are good, but give this one a chance. I asked some clocks to do a collab with the song "Tonight, Tonight" by The Smashing Pumpkins. I thought it would never get done. Some parts good, some parts half-decent.
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P.S.- there is a preloader, it's the moon behind the title.
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Enjoy, NG
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