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Does anyone out there know of any Windows applications that would enable me to play music with others in real time?
Specifically, I want to jam with other musicians for our personal enjoyment, regardless of the physical location of each musician, while also being able to keep the sound contained to my personal space (e.g. my basement office while the rest of the family is not disturbed in other rooms).
The experience must include, the ability for all participants to: - see and speak with each other - control the mix individually as well jointly - plug an electric instrument directly into the mix - plug a performance-quality microphone directly into the mix - listen via headphones only or speakers - use electric or acoustic instruments.
No recording necessary. No audience necessary.
Anyone already doing this?
UPDATE: 2015-01-20 This sounds like the kind of thing that WebRTC technology might be able to achieve.

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Every year, on 2 February, UNESCO's "World Wetlands Day" poses a reminder of the significance of these landscape areas. Only few people, however, know that this also includes power plant sites.
On 2 February 1971, the delegates in Ramsar, a medium-sized Iranian town on the Caspian Sea, decided upon a groundbreaking agreement regarding wetlands, especially in their function as natural habitat for waterfowl and shorebirds. One of the occasions was a large-scale and superregional count of waterfowl, the numbers of which indicated a strong decline in species. The Ramsar Convention was intended to issue a call to the countries to counteract the negative development; thus, with its entry into force in 1975, it counts among the oldest international conventions.
The main points of the convention include the conservation of wetlands, the promotion of international collaboration in the protection of wetlands, the promotion of information exchange regarding wetlands conservation and aiding the work of the convention.
Wetlands around power plants
What is less known is that the areas around our 124 hydropower plants in Austria and on the Bavarian Inn river are important wetlands for flora and fauna – and, of that, a total of 30% were placed under nature protection retroactively. Knowing this makes us happy since it shows us that our measures regarding nature conservation, at times quite costly, are successful.
We have compiled a few scientifically researched examples from over the past years for your benefit.
Wetlands near Power Plants Act as Biodiversity Hotbed
The Föderlach biotope near the VERBUND Drau power plant of Rosegg-St. Jakob in Carinthia is the most recent of the nature conservation areas. In 2009, VERBUND expanded it with 10 hectares of shallow-water biotope. In Carinthia, for the first time in more than 100 years, a beaver has been sighted at the 18-hectares of shallow-water Neudenstein biotope near the Drau power plant of Edling. The beaver is also a regular guest at the Danube power plants of Freudenau, Greifenstein and – since 2010 – Melk.
Melk is also the site of what is currently the largest fish bypass, which has been created as part of the Danube-Ybbs integration project. Ecologists at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences in Vienna are extremely satisfied with the research results.
Our endeavours for the Danube habitat are continuing with the renaturation of the Traisen estuary the Danube, close to the Altenwörth power plant. With EU-funding, an 11-metre-long riparian zone will emerge anew in the coming year in Austria's largest renaturisation project.
A treasure trove on the Salzach
Ten years after completion, the Salach power plant of Kreuzberg-Maut is home to 24 protected species of flora and fauna that first arrived after its construction. Anyone reading the accompanying research report can scarcely believe that the area was used as a cornfield prior to the power plant construction.
In the past years, ten power plants have been equipped with new fish bypasses on the River Mur. The combination of technical and environmentally friendly buildings facilitates the migration of fish and also forms additional habitat and spawning areas for nase and greyling. The most recent example of the exemplary cooperation between power plant planners and fish ecologists is Leoben power plant, with its fish bypass.
A variety in the high mountains
Wetland habitats are also existent in the high mountains: VERBUND ecologists were more than a little amazed, when they discovered Europe's highest location common toad colony on 2,300 metres above sea level. Of course, the planned rock depository and a construction road had to yield to this find – a small measure which Reisseck II pumped storage power plant will be able to live with.
Further information on the variety of species is available on our website in the environment section. Research results are also available in our written publications.


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American Journal of Community Psychology
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Examining the Potential of Community-Based After-School Programs for Latino Youth
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Results are presented from two pilot studies examining the potential influence of community-based after-school programs (ASPs) on regionally diverse Latino youth of varying ages. Study 1 examined relations between dimensions of ASP attendance and content, and ethnic identity development, and self-worth in urban Latino adolescents. In this study, higher ratings of the ASP's emphasis on ethnic socialization were associated with a more developed ethnic identity, while greater intensity of ASP participation and perceptions of ASP quality were associated with higher levels of self-worth. Study 2 examined relations between ASP participation and development of concentration and emotion regulation skills in rural Latino grade-school youth. In this study, youth who regularly attended the ASP demonstrated significantly better concentration and regulation skills than those who did not regularly attend, if they exhibited preexisting concentration and regulation problems. Findings illustrate how ASPs with varying strategies, activities, and assessment tools can be evaluated in the interest of designing future large-scale investigations into ASPs and Latino positive youth development.
KeywordsAfter-school programs Latino Positive youth development
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- Examining the Potential of Community-Based After-School Programs for Latino Youth
- Journal
American Journal of Community Psychology
Volume 45, Issue 3-4 , pp 417-429
- Cover Date
- 2010-06
- 10.1007/s10464-010-9313-1
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- 0091-0562
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- 1573-2770
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- Springer US
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- After-school programs
- Latino
- Positive youth development
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- Nathaniel R. Riggs (1)
- Amy M. Bohnert (2)
- Maria D. Guzman (2)
- Denise Davidson (2)
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- 1. University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, USA
- 2. Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, IL, USA


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By Alex Kozora Game notes from the Pittsburgh Steelers 20-10 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. CLICK ON ANY PICTURE TO ENLARGE First Half - Opening KR coverage. Front five: Kion Wilson, Terence Garvin, Chris Carter, Shamarko Thomas, and Jarvis Jones. David Paulson and Michael Palmer the next two with Al Woods and Cam Heyward forming the wedge. Isaac Redman the upback with Felix Jones the kick returner. - Picture of Redman taking a shot to the head on the opening kickoff that forced him to miss time. - Opened game in 11 personnel with Paulson starting over David Johnson. Jerricho Cotchery in the slot. - The Steelers' screwed up on their very first run of the game. Power O with the backside guard (Ramon Foster) ad TE Paulson pulling. Both double DE Carlos Dunlap, slanting in with Vontaze Burfict scraping over the top. Burfict unblocked and makes the tackle. Would only be fair to point out Dunlap slanting does disrupt Paulson's path but still, not what you want to see. - Thomas, Antwon Blake starting gunners. Robert Golden upback. Also on punt coverage (L-R). Palmer, Jones, Wilson, Greg Warren, Will Johnson, Jason Worilds, Paulson. - Scheme causes Andy Dalton to miss Tyler Eifert on third down on the Bengals first drive. Lawrence Timmons blitzing, Andrew Whitworth mistakenly doubles him and Brett Keisel comes in free to get the pressure. - Double-vice jammers to each side on the first punt. Ike Taylor/Thomas to one side, Blake/Golden to the other. Others on return duties. Da'Mon Cromartie-Smith, Worilds, Wilson, Paulson, Garvin, Carter, and Antonio Brown as the PR. - Should be noted that 14 of Felix Jones' 37 yards rushing came on a 3rd and 16 draw. - Kickoff coverage in no particular order. Blake, Garvin, Golden, Jones, Markus Wheaton, DCS, Wilson, Thomas, Carter, William Gay. - As we've talked about, Steve McClendon is a big asset vs zone runs and comes in handy on this play early in the game. Doesn't allow the cutback from BenJarvus Green-Ellis and forces him down the line. All gaps filled and the back never able to plant and get upfield. - Jammers when there was just one on each side. Blake and Thomas. - Kelvin Beachum made his first appearance at TE the first play of the second drive. 13 personnel on the teams own three. - As he often does, Ben Roehlisberger checking to quick screen after seeing the Bengals' safeties rotate to single high look. Hits Antonio Brown for a gain of 8. - Next play with Ben pulling a Keanu Reeves from The Replacements type play, keeping the ball himself with the play broken down. How'd it happen? Lots (predictably) went wrong on the play. No one picks safety Reggie Nelson on run blitz rotating to the LOS late. Miscommunication of who was blocking who on the board. David DeCastro expects Marcus Gilbert to pick up the safety, leaving DeCastro to take the end. Gilbert doesn't and they double the end, letting the safety in free. Because DeCastro expects to take the end, he's passing DT Devon Still to Fernando Velasco. Velasco doesn't realize that and doesn't block Still, who comes free over the "A" gap. Ugh. - 2nd and 6, 4:24 1st. Playaction to Cotchery right sideline that misses. Watch Cotch. He slows up on his route and it's enough to cause the incompletion. - Heavy set on Jonathan Dwyer's lone carry. David Johnson and Will Johnson in the backfield. - David Paulson fumble. Just a two man route with playaction after facing so many eight man fronts. - Have to give Dalton credit on the 61 yard throw to Eifert. Manipulates Ryan Clark, looking him off to the left before coming back to the right. But have to wonder what Ike is doing on this play too. Looks like Cover 3 and he isn't getting depth and carrying anything vertical. Seems to be concentrating on the 5 yard out when there's already a flat defender. No need for him to worry about something short like that. - Giovani Bernard TD run. Bengals winning at the second level on this one. Kyle Cook sticks to Lawrence Timmons and Andre Smith on Vince Williams. Right guard Kevin Zeitler with a key reach block working against Al Woods to help spring the rookie running back. Ryan Clark the last line of defense but in a lose-lose. Bernard will go in whichever gap Clark doesn't run to (if Clark stays outside, Bernard up the middle. If Clark runs downhill down the middle like he did, Bernard cuts back, which he did). - Jonathan Dwyer stepped in as the upback with Redman sidelined. - Just a scouting note for when the team faces Cincy again. Mike Zimmer loves to rotate his safeties late in the play. Switch the two or go from two deep shell to bringing one into the box. Really messes with your blocking scheme unless your communication on the line is smooth and quick. The Steelers' isn't. - Rookie ILB woes. 14 yard gain on first play of the second quarter. At first, this run up the "A" gap looks to be contained, right? But then Vince Williams keeps sliding down his gap instead of filling his lane and showing gap discipline. This gives the guard a better angle on him to leverage him and open up a running lane. Also, bad technique from Steve McClendon to turn his shoulders to the play instead of staying square. Unable to make the play and it's a big pickup. It's not that the team was losing a great player in Larry Foote. He was just average, but it's who is replacing him, young, inexperienced players, that's going to really sting. - 2nd quarter Power O. DeCastro, Paulson block the same player. Burfict again unblocked. This isn't an issue of talent. It's boneheaded mistakes that don't even give your offense a chance to succeed. - 3rd and 8, 12:24 2nd. Bengals "Sugar the 'A' gaps" (fake blitz) + Michael Johnson with a wide tech = Mike Adams having no chance to block him. - As I figured, Robert Golden covering Jermaine Gresham in a few instances (one picture below). Helps even out height advantage instead of having Thomas on coverage. - Thank goodness Ziggy Hood got some pressure on this play and Dalton didn't look downfield, having a low/high read off playaction. Or it's an easy six to A.J. Green after Ike Taylor falls down. - Another poorly run Power O! - Cotchery end around. Maybe Paulson should have blocked Carlos Dunlap? But at least he was able to block Reggie Nelson, right…? - Late second quarter, Paulson chipped Johnson to the point where Adams wasn't able to mirror the DE to the inside and he gets beat. - No first round pick ego for Jarvis. Taking pride in special teams, laying the boom on the kickoff after Derek Moye's TD. Love it. - When in quarters, Troy/Clark were often acting as linebackers with Robert Golden the deep safety. Worked pretty well. - Gresham catch/run that gave Bengals spark to try and score points right before the half (even though they didn't). Who had curl/flat responsibility here? Why is Thomas playing so deep? - I can't believe any player wakes up sorer than Ryan Clark. Sacrifices his body every play. Second Half - Wheaton seeing action on punt returns as a rusher on the Bengals first punt of the second half. - Steelers first punt of the second half. Thomas as a gunner gets pushed a good 3-4 yards out of bounds. But isn't fazed, outruns both jammers, and is the first man to Brandon Tate, slowing him up and allowing Kion Wilson/Jarvis Jones to make the tackle. Keisel and Clark took notice as they came back onto the field. Good stuff from the rookie. - Two plays later on Gresham's 28 yard catch. Wilson likely screwed up assignment, taking the flat with Gay already there. Pitch/catch for Dalton. - Something that rarely gets a lot of love/fanfare. Quality tackling technique. Timmons shows it in the early-mid 3rd quarter. Bernard on a cutback, Timmons gets his body square to the back and drives through the ballcarrier for the stop. Well done! - Bernard's 2nd TD. Bad angle from Clark and Wilson slipped and fell. Enough room to let the rookie find paydirt. - On bubble screens throughout the game, just unable to get the EMOL to the flat quick enough be it Gilbert or Paulson. - 5:39, 3rd. Gilbert bullrushed and put on his butt by Dunlap. - Lots of friendly fire in this game. DeCastro rolled into Mike Adams leg, Jarvis Jones crashed into LaMarr Woodley on a stunt, and Ryan Clark rolled over Troy Polamalu on another play. - Zone blitz stunt between Heyward and Woodley. Keisel drops. Dalton forced to scramble and Cincy has to punt. Like LeBeau said, the pressure has been there even if the sacks haven't. - Adams was so concerned about being beat on the outside rush that he started opening his gate and letting Johnson beat him to the inside. Just has to give the outside step, let Adams open up, and hen counter to the inside. Look at Adams' feet here. Nothing the left tackle can do by this point. Doesn't have his base to derive power from so he's forced to lunge to no avail. - Next play. I want to throw up. Protection completely breaks down vs "A" gap blitz. No one picks the LB up, no one pinches, and you get three lineman blocking two pass rushers on the left side. Velasco needs to slide down. Ugly. Ben barely gets it away on an errant throw. And whatever Mike Adams is doing on that play, I don't think I want to know. Hard to tell in the still shot but perhaps his worst play of the game. And he didn't even allow pressure. - Tough for me to blame William Gay on Marvin Jones 16 yard catch early in the 4th quarter. Would not expect Jones to run a corner route with that wide initial split even with inside stem. Would think inside breaking route (dig, post). - 3rd and 2 get off down late in the game. Backside "C" gap open for Green-Ellis to run through. No one fills. Hard to say if that was Vince Williams' responsibility, Woodley's, or someone else's. Thoughts? - Likely would have been a TD had Keisel not batted the pass down. Not that it ultimately mattered but still worth pointing out. - Fake bubble screen, streak to Cotchery that goes for 21. Would have worked last week too vs Tennessee had Ben not overthrown Sanders. Keeps defenses guessing and makes them pay if they're over-aggressive. Like the playcall. - Quick route concept. "Tare" route. 3x1 with backside slant/post. Tare route are two out routes by No.2 and No. 3 receiver with the #1 running a streak. Ran it late in the game. - Poor stunt pickup #1 in the 4th quarter. - Poor stunt pickup #2 in the 4th quarter (the very next play) - Tough play for Cotchery on the INT but on 3rd and 2 when you need points, gotta make that play. Even on a poorly thrown ball. - Jarvis Jones did an excellent job getting off blocks, even when taking on a pulling guard. FAR superior against the run than he is as a pass rusher at the moment. - Late in the game, Gilbert somehow managed to get beat to the inside by a DT slanting to the outside on a T/E stunt. Was able to slant into Gilbert and then work back to the inside. - DeCastro butt block alert! Against Geno Atkins late in the game. - Running backs struggling so much because there are ZERO running lanes. Line not helping out at all. Put Jim Brown back there and he only rushes for three yards a carry. Hey diddle diddle, Rogel up the middle… Inside The Tape: Break Down Of Steelers Versus Bengals is a post from: Steelers Depot
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Artist: Cannibal Corpse
Album: Torturing and Eviscerating Live
Captured by the priest of evil
Deep inside the hive
Hellish dungeon filled with undead
Their rotting claws reaching for my legs
I hang above the ghouls
I know they want me for their food
Overwhelmed by deadly fear
Hung above the Zombie lair
Hanging by a thread above them
Taken here to die
Rotting hands reaching for me
Their undead eyes see me as a meal
They want to eat alive
Mindless hunger in their eyes
Filthy claws grasp at my feet
Slashing wounds, my ankles bleed
Pit of zombies
Chasm teeming with undead
Death is grisly
Lowered slightly now they reach me
I scream in frantic pain
Tearing off my feet with fury
The pain intense below my knees
My legs have been removed
They suck the blood from the wounds
Voracious zombies rend my thighs
They pull me down, my corpse
They will divide
Pit of zombies
Chasm teeming with undead
Their jaws await me
A gruesome end the
Pit of zombies
Reanimated to devour
I watch them kill me
They claw at my face
And rip off my scalp
Exposing my skull
Arteries severed
Gushing blood showers them drives
Them mad raging mob
A hideous feast
Puncture my stomach and
Tear out the guts
Devour entrails
Rotting zombies have torn me apart
They gorge on my flesh
This pit
My doom
Engulfed alive
Consumed by death
This pit of zombies
My doom is here
Pit of zombies
Chasm teeming with undead
Their jaws await me
A gruesome end the pit of zombies
Reanimated to devour
I watch them kill me
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Rule set: Any level where blocked extra points can be returned by a non-kicking team for point(s).
Team A scores a tying TD as the 4th Qtr clock expires. With no time on the clock a game winning P.A.T. is attempted and blocked by Team B.
Team B returns the blocked kick, in what looks like a would-be score / conversion. However, the kicking team tackles Team B's return man by the facemask 5 yards short of crossing the goal line. He is flagged.
What next??
btw.....as a small-school hs baseball coach, 2 hr bus rides home can often take some strange conversation turns......hence my ? here.
As a baseball umpire, I do like to check on other sports' rules. So here is my take.
I base my judgement on a play where the Redskins got a turnover at the end of the game and were similarly fouled. They got a play to beat the Cowboys!
OK, here goes.
When Team A's PAT is blocked and Team B recovers to advance, Team A is now on defense.
As they tackle player B illegally, the half CANNOT end on a defensive penalty.
Team B gets one play from scrimage on an untimed down at the ultimate point of enforcement of the penalty.
That's my guess!
Mike CVUA
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Looks like this got resolved then?
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|All loaded up, heading home. It was wonderful to have a lovely helper along with all four babies.
This is the blog for Gavin and Carrie Jones and family. We live in Papua New Guinea and are working to support Bible translations in progress around the country and the people of PNG. Gavin is a helicopter pilot. Carrie has her degree in Public Health, but our "public" now consists of our son, Isaac, born in 2004 and our quintuplets, Will, David, Marcie, Seth, and Grace, all born in 2012.
But from everlasting to everlasting the LORD's love is with those who fear him and his righteousness with their children's children . . . Psalm 103:17
Friday, December 14, 2012
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They are just so beautiful, glad to hear they are all doing well and getting a more regular schedule. Hope Seth is soon able to join in on the fun.. Wishing you the best of holiday seasons, so much to be thankful forReplyDelete
I can just imagine the looks in the visiting room at your Pediatricians office! Blessings x 5 that's for sure, blessings.....ReplyDelete
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Thank You, Lord - what awesome little blessings. And, thank You, for working out all the little details. We have no doubt that You are in control, Lord, and just praise You for that special individual love that You have for each of us. Please continue to hold these precious little ones in Your healing hands, and bring them all to full strength and wholeness. Thank You for keeping Carrie, Gavin and Isaac close and safe, and give them the peace and strength to travel this road, and all the helpers needed for the journey. All praise and honor to You. Amen. NKLReplyDelete
This is a great article and I am so glad I came across it. My family and I just moved to Dallas and we have been looking for a doctor for my son. It was a very long process and we did a lot of research to find a doctor in Dallas that was accessible and affordable. Thankfully we came across Dr. Gary Berlin of Carmel Care. He provides some great services like home visits. He can give a full examination right from your home. I have to agree that home visits are so helpful especially when you do not have transportation sometimes. He also is very reasonably priced. I would highly recommend Dr. Berlin and his practicing methods.ReplyDelete
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As Harvey's history starts to create some complications, Mike faces off against Devon in a mock trial.
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Harvey: I don't give advice.
Mike: Okay, please. Sensei. I'm out of my league with this man.
Harvey: Listen to me. Don't go to trial.
Mike: Its a mock trial. I think the trial part is kind of a prerequisite.
Mike: You know, you keep telling me I have to decide what kind of lawyer I want be? And if I were smart, I'll probably be just like you because everybody knows you're the best. But I'm also deciding what kind of person I want to be. Sometimes I like my kind of a person a lot more than yours.
Harvey: You want to know what kind of person I am? Tough, but fair. I call it like I see it, and what I see is a kid who asked for an opportunity but still haven't decide if he wants it or not.
Harvey: Law is about control, okay. You can only control so much with the jury, judge, witnesses, and another lawyer with an ego complex.Mike: What if the lawyer doesn't have a ego complex?Harvey: Every lawyer has an ego complex. The firm has presented an exercise where there is potential for failure, okay? All I'm saying is try to create a situation where that's not even a possibility. Kobayashi Maru.Mike: Koba-what now?Harvey: Star Trek. Captain Kirk. He wins a no-win situation by rewriting the rules.Mike: You're a Trekkie.Harvey: Hey, Captain Kirk is the man. I don't want to hear another word about it. Now enough about your fake law problem, let's deal with my real one.Mike: Aye, aye Captain.
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In this episode we learn that Harvey is a fan of Star Trek and as Mike puts it a "trekie".
Harvey: The firm has presented an exercise where there is potential for Failure. OK? All I'm saying is try and create a situation where thats not even a possibility. Kobayashi Maru.
Referencing both the 1982 'Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan' and 2009 'Star Trek' films. The Kobayashi Maru is a star fleet academy exercise where a no-win situation pushes the cadets to think outside the 'box'.
Harvey: The firm has presented an exercise where there is potential for Failure. OK? All I'm saying is try and create a situation where thats not even a possibility. Kobayashi Maru.
Mike: Koba-what now?
Harvey: Star trek. Captain Kirk. He wins a no win situation by rewriting the rules.
This is a reference to the 2009 movie 'Star Trek' where young cadet Kirk is nonchalantly passing the no-win Kobayashi Maru exercise after rewriting the simulation program created by Spock.
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I'm trying to do custom formatting of a slideshow plugin.
I want:
1)a shadowbox surrounding the slide.
2)the slideshow on the left and text on its right. Besides the slideshow, there are ordinary images above it that I want to keep on a separate line.
I read W3 school's CSS guide, and I tested coding changes with both Firebug and Chrome's developer tools.
I managed to get the shadowbox to appear just as I wanted it in with the developer tools (although I haven't yet succeeded in following the plugin author's instructions for making a "child plugin").
On the other hand, the text wrapping, which appears to require much simpler code than a shadowbox, does not take effect even in the developer tool mode.
After studying W3-schools' CSS guide, it appears that
clear: left
should make a line break right before the slideshow, and that
float: left;
should make the slide float left with text wrapping around its right.
However, the developer tools crossed out
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clear: none, and float did not cause text wrapping. I looked at the HTML code that had been generated, and found that the text was in its own div, not within the div of the plugin.
There must be something that is putting the slideshow and text in separate divs and forcing a line break after the slideshow despite "float". It could be that the same thing is causing "clear" to be disqualified. I have not yet figured this out despite pouring over W3's CSS guide and doing searches in WordPress and in Google.
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1. Farrps Weapon Compilation Mod (170+ new weapons and have found 5)
2. Bank of Varrdenfell (Got over 20000 gold in the bank with over 100 new gold each day in interest)
3. Esquisite Clothing mod (Adds duplicates of clothing to balmora fine clother in esquisite quality
4. Better Bodies
5. Better Heads
6. Blood and gore
7. Blood and gore fire addon (Fire sets you on fire )
8. Dremora armour drop
9. Dremora archer(haven't seen any effects yet, but still in there)
Mods that I had on for ages, but then started getting DDE
1. kagz dogz (was getting DDE when in balmora, took it off and no problems)
2. Children of morrowind (same as above, but was more reluctant to turn it off)
Mods that worked but took off
1. Rabbits mod
2. Dwemer Sky Glider
Mods that didn't work or didn't appear
1. Complete morrowind 1-5
2. Neccesities of Morrowind
3. Give your orders
4. Korobal Island
5. Light based sneaking
6. Primary needs
7. Blackmill
8. Velayia
9. Where are all the birds going
10. Assassin's Hideout
11. Assassin's armoury
12. Atmospheric sounds
13. Cloak collections
14. Cloak additions
15. Fishing academy
16. Herbalism
17. New robes
18. Pegas horse ranch
19. The regulars
20. Vash trench
21. Weapons of tamriel
22. Illuminated order
Mods that caused DDE instantly
1. Penguins
2. SOL-Fox or kagz foxes (can't remember which one)
3. MW Additions or MW Comes alive (one with great white sharks and all that)
4. Tougher Dagoth Ur
Mods that caused dialogue error's (Can be fixed by PC esm's, but I don't own it)
1. Havish (Did work)
2. Suran Underworld (DDE at their entrance)
3. Sixth House
Hope this helps some people, I went through around 200 mods over a few days, but I didn't write down the reason they weren't working. So these are the major ones which had effects.
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The developers of the new Saddle Brook Park and Yellow Rose Amphitheater said they have a plan to avoid the pitfalls that doomed earlier attempts to bring parimutuel horse racing to the area.
In May 1989, the Texas Racing Commission denied a permit to Randall Park, a planned parimutuel track in Umbarger, citing concerns about financing and management of the track and a lack of cooperation by investors, according to Globe-News files.
The commission granted a permit in 1989 to the Lubbock Downs site, but the operators could never line up the financing to make parimutuel racing a reality, according to commission records. The commission approved a site change for the permit to Slaton in 1994 and finally approved a total stock purchase in 1999 by Lone Star Park. Lone Star Park signed a 10-year strategic managing contract to manage Saddle Brook Park.
In the past, potential track developers have asked the city for bond money and the Economic Development Corp. for money, said Drew Alexander, president of Yellow Rose Entertainment, a group of Amarillo entrepreneurs developing the project.
"We are not asking the city, the county, or the Economic Development (Corp.) for any kind of money. It's all privately funded," he said.
While he would not disclose exact amounts, Alexander said investors have raised nearly all of the complex's $14 million construction cost.
The new facility will also be a multiuse facility, which will increase its financial viability, he said.
"It is not going to be what you would call a conventional race track facility," Alexander said. "To begin with, the infield is going to have an amphitheater that will seat 30,000 people. We plan to bring in a minimum of eight big shows a year."
The complex will have a simulcast pavilion, where patrons can wager on horse races across Texas and the United States, that will be open 365 days a year.
"The rest of the facility will be the jockey club, dining facilities, private rooms. Those will be available all year long for dining, private parties, receptions, business meetings, etc.," Alexander said. "So you have a multiuse facility you can use year around and not just when you are doing live races. And no one has done that."
Construction on the new facility is on hold until the Texas Racing Commission meets June 27 to consider the transfer of the old Lubbock Downs permit to Yellow Rose Entertainment from Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie, state officials said.
"There is a very detailed application process that goes through our commission," said Jean Cook, deputy director of administration at the Texas Racing Commission.
Alexander said he closed the real estate deal this year on the 275 acres in Randall County that will be home to the complex. He purchased the land from Sam Attebury, a landowner in Amarillo. The complex will be built in Randall County due to conditions created by the state's original legalization of parimutuel gaming in 1987, he said.
The new facility will be in a "wet" precinct in Randall County and will apply for a liquor license closer to the opening date, Alexander said. Alcohol will be sold at the simulcast pavilion and at events held in the amphitheater, he said.
When the state Legislature passed parimutuel gambling, it was contingent upon approval by Texas voters in a statewide referendum. At the same time, many individual counties held referendums to decide whether such wagering would be allowed inside the county borders. Those referendums must pass before the state will issue a gambling license, Cook said.
Randall County passed such a referendum in 1987. Potter County voters approved statewide gambling, but didn't have a local referendum, she said.
"We just didn't want to go through the political hassle of having to have a referendum passed in Potter County," Alexander said.
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You take on the role of owner, breeder, trainer, and other various roles that help prepare your horse for racing. The skill of the game revolves around choosing the healthier horses, breeding them, and training them properly. You can save data on a memory pak which allows you to race your horses against your friends.


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People not reading my stuff on Facebook
Over a year ago
While there may be much better ways to help animals than to share stuff on Facebook, I still do it when I have the spare time and have nothing else that I can do at the moment. However, because a lot of my posts go unnoticed, I am really starting not to see the point in using Facebook for raising awareness about such things as the adoptable animals at the local shelter and some of the missions on here, How can I get people to read my stuff, or can I? I used to find the Internet as a great way to raise awareness on issues, but if nobody sees it, what's the sense of posting it?
I am not trying to whine on how I don't get enough attention. I just want to figure out how to get people to read my stuff, if that's possible, or if maybe I should just give up with using Facebook for raising awareness.
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Over a year ago
Though they may not "like" or comment, people are receiving information from you, you are raising awareness and that is very appreciated! 🙂You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
Over a year ago
As already mentioned, don't spam the feed on social networking, people will take less notice. Alot of the things my friends post about are things I'm also passionate about, however if I keep seeing the same crap come up over and over it irritates me and I end up hiding their posts. Even if, as I said, it is stuff I too also agree with.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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Hey @Landhermie
I suggest not to overpost things. As on facebook you can unsubscribe from people :[
So I would assume if you're doing a post everyday about animal cruelty and slaughter and all these other depressing things… people might get overwhelmed or annoyed, which I found out at first. So I cut back.. and now I post way less on facebook about animal related things, like every two weeks or less. So not to be unsubscribed, because then people won't see it. :] People do notice though. Sometimes when I post, I don't get any comments or likes or what not but when I see people in person they mention it or ask me more about it. :]
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Over a year ago
I find that over saturating your news feed with the same type of stuff gets fb friends to tune out, or block your posts! if you only post one or two animal rights related videos or statuses a day, people are more likely to take notice.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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If you don't feel like Facebook is working try other platforms like Twitter, YouTube, Tumbler, etc. You could also try forwarding info through emails and texts. Technology today is limitless so don't give up. Old fashioned leafleting still works too.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


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What reminds you of the 90s? Flannel shirts and ripped jeans, overalls and slap bracelets, teen angst and Gen X, Getting Jiggy Wit It and Wassup?, and, of course, incredible music.
Created from the ashes of the now defunct Frozen Embryos, My So-Called Band(aka MSCB) is a 90s cover band that is re-creating the look and sound of this memorable decade, and providing you with an experience that will bring you back to a time when SNL was still funny. Formed by five members that were highly influenced by the music and pop culture of the 90s, My Co-Called Band has been rocking Chicago area bars and clubs for over 2 years with an energy that could only have been instilled in them by living through the 90s and clinging desperately to the past.
MSCB have an extensive list of high energy songs exclusively from the 90s - all of your favorite anthems from grunge and alternative bands, rock ballads and soul acoustic sing-alongs to the pop-revival of the late 90s!
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I have a few questions for all the Niners fans out there who are living in or near San Francisco:
- When the 49ers move to Santa Clara next season, will you be traveling to their games?
- Do you feel like they will be still representing the city of San Francisco, despite playing further away from their "home city" than any of the other teams in all four North American professional sports?
Here are some more interesting facts....
- The 49ers' new stadium is further away from its "home" city than any other team in the NFL, including the teams in New York City — who play in New Jersey.
- The 49ers' new stadium is closer to the city of Oakland than the city of San Francisco.
- The 49ers' new stadium is closer to UC Santa Cruz than it is to UC San Francisco.
- The 49ers' new stadium requires San Francisco residents to drive through fourteen other cities just to get to get to the home of the San Francisco 49ers, which is Santa Clara.


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I've written about Hulk Hogan's Rock N Wrestling Cartoon before, but the recent passing of actor James Avery has inspired me to write again. Avery is best known for his role as "Uncle Phil" on the Fresh Prince of Bel Air and the voice of Shredder on the animated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series. A little known fact, Avery was the voice of the Junkyard Dog on WWF inspired cartoon.
I thought Avery did a pretty good job of sounding like JYD. I've included an episode featuring the Dog at the end of this blog. Sadly now, both of these talents are gone. May they both rest in peace.
Hogan & Friends
The cartoon aired two seasons on CBS and featured Hogan, who was voiced by Everybody Loves Raymond's Brad Garrett. Other superstars besides Hogan and JYD included Andre the Giant, Hillbilly Jim, Roddy Piper, Iron Sheik, Moolah, and Wendi Richter. I don't know why the real wrestlers didn't provide the voices for their animated alter egos, but there were live action skits in between the cartoons.
I was in 7th grade when the show finally debuted. I was outgrowing cartoons, but I was sure to get up each Saturday morning in 1985 and 86 and watch. I picked up a copy with a couple of episodes on VHS years ago. Watching those cartoons bring back great memories, even though they're cheesy as you can imagine.
I'm looking forward to the soon-to-be released animated Scooby Doo film with WWE talent. I believe it's the first animated endeavour the company has embarked on since Hulk Hogan's Rock N Wrestling was cancelled nearly 30 years ago.


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What's up with investors? They seem to be thrilled over ... well, nothing.
After the Federal Reserve said it would leave short-term interest rates at 5.25 percent, Wall Street reacted like a base runner getting the "go" sign.
The Dow Jones industrials soared nearly 100 points after the Fed's afternoon announcement.
The other major indexes had a good week as well, capping a good month.
Why the enthusiasm - especially as the Fed was simply doing what everyone expected?
And how does this affect you and me as we decide whether to buy stocks, put money into interest-bearing investments or shop for a mortgage?
Though the Fed has now left short-term rates unchanged for seven months, it encouraged investors by noting that economic growth was "somewhat firmer" and that inflation gauges had "improved modestly."
This is just what investors want - growth without rising prices.
At the end of last year, many experts figured the economy would slow enough to cause the Fed to begin reducing rates in 2007.
Now that seems less likely because the economy doesn't seem to need any stimulation.
What investors really hate is uncertainty, since it makes planning so difficult. Now they seem to expect rates to stay where they are for some time.
The Fed won't cut rates because no stimulation is needed; it won't raise them because it's not worried about inflation.
This allows investors to focus on what matters most - corporate earnings.
After all, you don't buy a stock to bet on interest rates or inflation; you buy because you think a company's earnings will grow, driving its share price up.
The earnings reports for last year's fourth quarter look pretty good, even without a rate cut, and Standard & Poor's expects earnings to grow a respectable 10 percent this year.
So is it a good time to buy stocks?
Let's put it this way: Stocks don't look as risky as they have at other times.
The S&P 500 is not overpriced by historical standards.
The ratio of current prices to earnings for the past 12 months is just over 17-to-1, a relatively low, safe level.
If interest rates are to stay the same for some time, fixed-income investors and borrowers should adjust their strategies.
Normally, long-term rates are higher than short-term ones - to compensate investors for tying their money up.
But long-term rates, which are set by the marketplace rather than the Fed, have stayed low because traders are not particularly worried about inflation.
So it doesn't make sense to tie your money up in a 10-year Treasury note, currently paying about 4.6 percent, when you can earn the same yield on a safe, six-month certificate of deposit at a bank.
Locking money up for the long term makes sense only when you think rates are likely to fall, forcing you to reinvest at lower rates when short-term holdings mature.
For borrowers, the smart strategy is just the opposite - this is a good time to lock in for the long term.
Today, for example, you can find a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage at a tad over 6 percent - quite attractive by historical standards.
A one-year adjustable-rate mortgage might save you a bit for the first 12 months, charging about 5.75 percent.
But that saving is too small, given the risk the ARM could adjust to a higher rate 12 months from now, or later.
ARMs make sense only when they start at very low rates, or if you really think rates will fall below what you'd pay on a 30-year loan.
That doesn't seem likely given the Fed's current inclination to keep short-term rates where they are.
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Whoever does not LOVE does not know God, because God is LOVE. 1 John 4:8
Once again Obozo vilifies the evil oil companies and hides behind the myth that you cannot drill your way out of the oil crisis. Well he has proven beyond a shadow of a doubt you cant pour money into Solyndra and get anything but empty slogans. Rather than losing a half a billion of taxpayer dollars down the favorite Rat laundry machine, we could have let an American company invest its own money putting Americans to work producing American oil. The best part of this equation is that rather than costing the American taxpayers one single dime, the oil companies would have paid tax dollars in royalties. They are proving beyond a doubt that liberals have no idea how this country works.
His speech on energy was embarrassing in he gave his marching orders to the gathered press secretaries claiming that drilling has nothing to do with price when most of us have been warning of this shortage since Keystone and beyond. This is the direct affect of his prohibition of drilling in the Gulf, the Federal lands moratorium and finally Keystone. It is a bigger problem of a lack of refining capabilities that we have to provide refined products around the world since there is a worldwide shortage of both oil and refineries although not for long.
This is the same old liberal hatred of the oil companies and his fundamental religious following of the Global Warming fraud. To pretend that you cannot drill and develop your resources to reduce the shortage of that very resource is so short sighted and disingenuous it would be a joke if it wasnt so expensive. He and the DNC are simply driving this country into financial destruction over a fraud and a scam invented by agenda driven junk science so everybody has to pay their tithes whether they belong to the cult or not. This theocracy has enslaved the entire country.
His answer was algae which is the favorite solution of Energy Secretary Chu. This is what he won his Nobel Prize putting him in some fine company indeed. If you thought solar or wind were socialist boondoggles you havent seen nothing yet. Can anybody imagine the size of the algae ponds required to replace even a percentage of the worldwide need? This is simply another bad idea to avoid having to drill and support the hated oil companies.
Secretary Chu is a Global Warming extremist who claimed the Sierra Nevada Mountains would be snow free by the year 2017 which was a major reason the commie libs closed down farming in the Central Valley of California. Those same mountains have had record snowfalls over the past three years as we head into a cooling trend. Now they want to do to America what they did to those farmers with algae.
This increase in gas prices is going to further damage an already weak economy right when it was beginning to pull itself out of the Obama Meltdown. The higher prices are going to force Americans to put more money into their tanks rather than going to dinner once a week or a new car payment they were starting to enjoy with the lowering gas prices. This will once again make every consumer item higher than it is today thanks to higher freight and production costs cutting into the profits and driving prices higher. One of those prices of course is food which is almost fifty percent freight and energy costs in one form or another forcing the food budgets up.
None of this needed to happen if we had a president who was a champion of America rather than an enemy. It is time for America to decide if they want to live in a Soviet style communist country like we have now or unleash the power of capitalism. We have never had a pure capitalist economy since the 1920s and it is time to begin the roaring teens. It is time to throw the Stalinists out of office and begin to free the American industry and let hard work and creativity to again rule the day. Rather we have to listen to an extreme commie tell us we need to live like North Koreans while locking up all of our resources and opportunities to their Fatherland.
We are fighting a religious cult that believes anything you do to the earth, wind or water will make the earth gods mad. They believe if they live a perfect life in relation to these gods they will be good people and go to their liberal heaven. They are more than willing to enslave the entire country to a life of absolute slavery if it will make them good people. These people believe America is an evil capitalistic country that has hurt the earth and deserves punishment so now that they are in power they will deal that punishment to those evil industries like oil. So we end up with $4/gal gas in the middle of a recession when it should be under $3 as penance.
This gas shortage can be laid right in the lap of Barack No Oilbama. He has been at war with the oil companies from the day he entered the office and this is legacy. Until we have a energy policy that doesnt revolve around windmills and rainbows we are always going to be slaves to the pump. Until we decide we want to return to capitalism and industrialism then we will run around pretending we dont need oil or electricity in massive quantities worshipping the earth and living North Korean lifestyles. We will have a country where those inside the inner circle enjoy glorious vacations burning massive amounts of fuel eating caviar and wagyu beef while we decide between dinner or algae.
Pray for America
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OK.."Creature from the black lagoon" is raaaaaaacciiiiiisssttt!....sigh...(beating self senseless)
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No man can fully grasp how far and how fast we have come, but condense, if you will, the 50,000 years of man¹s recorded history in a time span of but a half-century. Stated in these terms, we know very little about the first 40 years, except at the end of them advanced man had learned to use the skins of animals to cover them. Then about 10 years ago, under this standard, man emerged from his caves to construct other kinds of shelter. Only five years ago man learned to write and use a cart with wheels. Christianity began less than two years ago. The printing press came this year, and then less than two months ago, during this whole 50-year span of human history, the steam engine provided a new source of power.
Newton explored the meaning of gravity. Last month electric lights and telephones and automobiles and airplanes became available. Only last week did we develop penicillin and television and nuclear power, and now if America's new spacecraft succeeds in reaching Venus, we will have literally reached the stars before midnight tonight.
This is a breathtaking pace, and such a pace cannot help but create new ills as it dispels old, new ignorance, new problems, new dangers. Surely the opening vistas of space promise high costs and hardships, as well as high reward.
So it is not surprising that some would have us stay where we are a little longer to rest, to wait. But this city of Houston, this State of Texas, this country of the United States was not built by those who waited and rested and wished to look behind them. This country was conquered by those who moved forward—and so will space.
William Bradford, speaking in 1630 of the founding of the Plymouth Bay Colony, said that all great and honorable actions are accompanied with great difficulties, and both must be enterprised and overcome with answerable courage.
If this capsule history of our progress teaches us anything, it is that man, in his quest for knowledge and progress, is determined and cannot be deterred. The exploration of space will go ahead, whether we join in it or not, and it is one of the great adventures of all time, and no nation which expects to be the leader of other nations can expect to stay behind in the race for space.
In the last 24 hours we have seen facilities now being created for the greatest and most complex exploration in man's history. We have felt the ground shake and the air shattered by the testing of a Saturn C-1 booster rocket, many times as powerful as the Atlas which launched John Glenn, generating power equivalent to 10,000 automobiles with their accelerators on the floor. We have seen the site where the F-1 rocket engines, each one as powerful as all eight engines of the Saturn combined, will be clustered together to make the advanced Saturn missile, assembled in a new building to be built at Cape Canaveral as tall as a 48 story structure, as wide as a city block, and as long as two lengths of this field.
Within these last 19 months at least 45 satellites have circled the earth. Some 40 of them were "made in the United States of America" and they were far more sophisticated and supplied far more knowledge to the people of the world than those of the Soviet Union.
The Mariner spacecraft now on its way to Venus is the most intricate instrument in the history of space science. The accuracy of that shot is comparable to firing a missile from Cape Canaveral and dropping it in this stadium between the the 40-yard lines.
Transit satellites are helping our ships at sea to steer a safer course. Tiros satellites have given us unprecedented warnings of hurricanes and storms, and will do the same for forest fires and icebergs.
We have had our failures, but so have others, even if they do not admit them. And they may be less public.
To be sure, we are behind, and will be behind for some time in manned flight. But we do not intend to stay behind, and in this decade, we shall make up and move ahead.
The growth of our science and education will be enriched by new knowledge of our universe and environment, by new techniques of learning and mapping and observation, by new tools and computers for industry, medicine, the home as well as the school. Technical institutions, such as Rice, will reap the harvest of these gains.
And finally, the space effort itself, while still in its infancy, has already created a great number of new companies, and tens of thousands of new jobs. Space and related industries are generating new demands in investment and skilled personnel, and this city and this State, and this region, will share greatly in this growth. What was once the furthest outpost on the old frontier of the West will be the furthest outpost on the new frontier of science and space. Houston, your City of Houston, with its Manned Spacecraft Center, will become the heart of a large scientific and engineering community. During the next 5 years the National Aeronautics and Space Administration expects to double the number of scientists and engineers in this area, to increase its outlays for salaries and expenses to $60 million a year; to invest some $200 million in plant and laboratory facilities; and to direct or contract for new space efforts over $1 billion from this Center in this City.
But if I were to say, my fellow citizens, that we shall send to the moon, 240,000 miles away from the control station in Houston, a giant rocket more than 300 feet tall, the length of this football field, made of new metal alloys, some of which have not yet been invented, capable of standing heat and stresses several times more than have ever been experienced, fitted together with a precision better than the finest watch, carrying all the equipment needed for propulsion, guidance, control, communications, food and survival, on an untried mission, to an unknown celestial body, and then return it safely to earth, re-entering the atmosphere at speeds of over 25,000 miles per hour, causing heat about half that of the temperature of the sun—almost as hot as it is here today—and do all this, and do it right, and do it first before this decade is out—then we must be bold.
Barack Obama, February 2012 ( a fundraiser somewhere in America):
" My vision of the way forward for America from the present crisis is, in a word, "Pond Scum". Trust me and dont believe those shifty republicans that want to deny you contraception and for us to drill in Anwar or build a pipeline from British Columbia or would have us resume drilling in the Gulf if anybody could get the global oil companies to bring their rigs back. Pond Scum... I grow it in my house, you can grow it in yours. I am going to propose a government program to pay you $10 an hour to group pond scum in your house and thereby bring the unemployment rate in America down to 8.1% and it will only push the deficit up another trillion or so. To help pay for this sustainable technology program I intend to mothball the Pacific 7th Fleet and Med 6th Fleet. This will also let the the Russians and Chinese know we are peace loving, unless you are a tent dwelling dictator I can bomb for weeks without fear of retribution. Now if we can only find a way to turn old clunker automobiles into energy. Dream Big America!"
Rick Santorum got it right the other day when he said that the earth is ours to steward and use for our benefit,rather that elevate earth as an idol to be worshipped.
"Secretary Chu is a Global Warming extremist who claimed the Sierra Nevada Mountains would be snow free by the year 2017..."
Do you have a link to this, I'd like to archive it.
Big Algae is ripping us off!!
Algae has a lot going for it and will be a great source of fuel. The problem is using the potential of algae as a source of liquid fuel to justify not using our existing resources. Right target, wrong reason.
The author should google Algae fuel and see some of the work being done.
There are so many companies much closer to producing volume biofuel from used fat, of which there is an almost unlimited supply. I am invested in Biofuels Energy (BFLS) which seems much more promising.
I'm going to invest what few funds I have left in algae futures. If the geologist-in-chief has recommended it, what could POSSIBLY go wrong?
If someone figured out how to create oil from algae economically on an industrial scale the greens would fight the construction of every factory anywhere in the country.
Obama would support them. Their enthusiasm for any energy technology is inversely proportional to how practical it is.
Where do you get the idea that there is an unlimited supply of fat? Are you being sarcastic?
Just clone Al Gore and hook them all up to solar-powered liposuction. All the biofuel you could possibly ever use. What to feed the Goreplex array, though?
I need only look down to see it...
Sometimes the level of dishonesty is such that it just takes your breath away.
I hear people defending Obama saying "we have to reduce our dependence on foreign oil" when absolutely everything this president does increases our dependence on imported oil.
They like to point out that production is going up, without noticing that he is attacking it everywhere he can. North Dakota oil, under attack. Gulf coast oil, under attack. Alaska oil, under attack.
I hear them using environmental concern as a way of excusing the killing of the Keystone pipeline, ignoring the fact that there is already a dense network of oil and gas pipelines criss-crossing this country. There are gas pipelines running down every street in America, for crying out loud.
So now the talking point of the moment is that Repubs are using rising gas prices for political advantage. When all he has to do to steal the issue back is to start drilling, and start building pipelines, and do it... three years ago.
"You can't drill your way to energy independence" the O likes to say. But as a point of fact, thats exactly the way you do it.
Here's a guy who has really thought it out:
Even a regular compact car, that gets 30 miles to the gallon, would go 3.3 miles on the 3500 Calories contained in a pound of fat.
[Algae has a lot going for it and will be a great source of fuel. ]
Algae sucks as a liquid fuel substitute. It benefits from carbon pumping, so you want to put it next to coal plants. But then you might as well burn it in the furnaces cause otherwise you have to process megatons of it. And yes I researched it thoroughly, even bought some algae websites.
They've already started: World Bank Urges Global Action to Save Oceans They will head off using any of Earth's sun absorbing ocean surface to grow genetically engineered algae. The water, real estate, and sunshine are unlimited and free for the taking. Petroleum could be entirely replaced using less than 2% of the ocean surface, but the lefties will have none of it. They think they've got us cornered and are not about to let us go free.
The algae breakthrough will come from USA military research spending, not from Barky's repeat of Carter's Aquatic Species Program. When the breakthrough happens is largely dependent on when we get serious about it. It will probably occur sometime within the next 50 years, which means we've got less than 50 years to pump all the oil out of the ground before it is completely worthless. Drill here, drill now, because it's going out of style!
It's on my website where I wrote a post on him. Goggle Chu and Stanford and it will come up, it was one of his hallmarks.
Pray for America
I live near a small restaurant (seats approx. 60 people). The owner is a friend. He tells me he produces 6,000 gallons (36,000 pounds) of used cooking fat per month and has to pay for it to be pumped out of his storage tank and carted away. That's 432,000 pounds of cooking fat in a year. From just one small restaurant. Per the latest tally (2007), there were 1,259,655 restaurants in the U.S. You bet there's plenty of used oil.
I don't know anything about it but I do know living things need more then sunshine to grow. If you are taking millions of gallons of oil out of the ocean every year(via algae) something is being taken out of the ocean to make it that and will have to be replaced.
What inputs (besides sunlight) will this process use?
In 2004 Americans used 391 million gallons of gas/day.
A risk about genetically engineered algae is they could go berserk. Left unchecked they might cover the Earth's oceans 20 feet deep in oil.
The plants need other nutrients to do their job but these atoms are recycled.
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