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Re-Whitelisted?IGNORE THIS I WAS TYPING WHEN ADMINS REPLIED. I was reading around in the announcements and saw they did have some changes with the whitelist system. they said existing members need to renew their whitelist every 6 months and those who do not will have their whitelist suspended until they do so. The way they renew it is by re-doing my steam login which I did yesterday. So wouldn't I have technically not renewed it and have had my account suspended untill i renewed it? Which would mean i wouldn't have to reapply and do the whole application process again. I have no problem with doing the application process again i just don't want to either put all this work into my application again when an admin can easily fix my whitelist or have to wait weeks for acceptance again as i'm sure many are applying with the .60 changes upcoming.
Re-Whitelisted?Hey I decided to come back to the wonderful community of DayZRP after seeing the .60 changes that are upcoming. Figured I would get back into the hang of RPing with the community and overall getting a feel for the game again. I tried to log in and realized I wasn't whitelisted anymore? Maybe this is due to inactivity as I haven't played since 2014 cause I wanted to have a good start on beginning years of college, but I was surprised to have to go through the whole whitelist process again. I understand re-reading the rules cause i'm sure they have changed but i remember waiting at least a week for my application to get accepted and I just want to get in there and RP with all of you! If I say that I am back will i get re-whitelisted as i do not have any sort of strikes against me and have overall not caused harm in the past. Or do i need to go through the application process again?
Need a GUID or SteamID reset? Post here!
Jotsy replied to Roland's topic in Troubleshootingi need my guid reset please! misread an E for a C because its so hard to distinguish. ;-; // Voodoo: GUID Reset, please re-enter on whitelist page
anyway to reset guid input?so i messed up on my whitelist guid and misread an E for a C which completely screwed me over. Anyway i can get my whitelist guid removed so i can redo it... sorry for the inconvenience.
Yes indeed I cried for like days and was depressed. still 10/10 anime just can't listen to the dango song without tears. http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-CLANNAD-Dango-Family-Plush-Doll-Cushion-Pillow-Size-M-/251319088315 If you enjoy crying I REALLY recommend Angel Beats. Pretty much had the same effects as Clannad
Animes I recommend this season: Haikyuu! TLDR - Volleyball anime with comedy Zankyou No Terror TLDR - 2 kids preforming terrorist acts with riddles really action packed. Sword Art Online II TLDR - Don't feel the need to make one cause everyone knows SAO unless you live under a rock. Tokyo Ghoul TLDR - Boy who is half ghoul/human. Action shows a lot of blood and gore. (ghoul meaning he has to feed off humans) For the most part these are the ones im watching this season that I think others will like a lot. The other ones im watching no one will probably like ;__; Clicking on the name will bring you to the first episode! :3
Ah! Ill cave! The only anime I ever watched and like was "Shiki". You should Watch Akria,Afro Samurai,Ergo proxy,Wolf Brigade or anything high quallity! Anyway Watching Space Dandy and darn hell its a funny s fuck anime with good dry humor. Especially Episode 3 with the Zombie outbreak! Watched it and i let this picture explain what think of that show. If i want to kill myself then ill watch all those episodes. I found it really funny ;__; gomen-nasai
Ya its definitely a wtf kind of show.. mainly the ending For those who like comedy anime/are too lazy to watch a 5 hour long anime series. I recommend Plastic Nee-San its literally the funniest thing ever the whole series is about 30 minutes long due to the episodes being 3 or 4 minutes but its probably the funniest anime I've watched in a while. Its pretty random so you've been warned. But you can easily finish the whole series in one sitting. http://myanimelist.net/anime/10711/Plastic_Nee-san
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Jotsy replied to TheRealRyven's topic in Off TopicName: Jotsy Deck 1: Early Game Warrior Deck 2: Control Shaman Deck 3: Zoo Hunter
Can't get in game due to white screen
Jotsy replied to Mr Bobby's topic in TroubleshootingI used to have this problem as well. But launching it with DayZRP Launcher fixed the problem idk what causes it.
Trade Post Changes
Jotsy replied to Tomeran's topic in AnnouncementsGreat idea fully support it 100%! Kind of what Soren said (btw glad to see your ban appeal went well :3 very happy for you!)it will force people to live without it cause a lot of civilians just kind of hang out there thinking its the only place to RP since it has a lot of players. So it will spread out people to explore other places.
Jotsy replied to SatansNightOut's topic in Community DiscussionIf this is true then its bad... Sometimes my character freezes up and then falls to the ground dead (due to my side of the connection to servers) so I have to Alt+F4 right when I log in or else he dies. Its not like I use it for combat logging or to disconnect quickly ( I actually wait for the 30 seconds) its generally because if I don't my character will die due to some stupid connection problem I get once in a while.
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Jotsy replied to Shiro's topic in DayZRP Mod SettlementsIf it is a mental institution most people like to run away from those things.So maybe seeing walls around the area making it feel very small and creepy but still safe would be nice cause if someone is forced to go there looks like they can just run away whenever they want and I don't think the number one mental institution would have reports of runners other than that love the placement of the buildings. Maybe have medical supplies in the treatment area and food and drink in the living area.
For those of you who don't have a crunchyroll (like me) figured id help you all out! Click here for HD Anime its a lovely site and encourage all of you to use it if you like 720p for free. :3 or if you don't trust clicking the word here is the site name http://rawranime.tv/ Your welcome in advance. Senpai loves you <3
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Jotsy replied to Moxy's topic in DayZRP Mod SettlementsMoxy this is amazing *bows down*! Love the loft area could definitely make for good RP. I as well like the intact C130/half barn c:
Verfied Cache of both games and I haven't found a troubleshoot post with the same problem yet so maybe a corrupt file which will lead to a fresh install
Most likely my last
Jotsy replied to Seiceps's topic in Introductions and farewellsAnybody who has the name Senpai deserves my respect! o7 you will be missed.
Ever since update I have been able to log in fine but once I get in game my pants and shoes textures are white and my M16 doesn't have an icon/invisible but I can still use and reload it. Then after about a minute of playing my screen goes white and I have to alt f4 out of the game in order to exit. Any help?
APB RELOADED - All Points BulletinPlayed it a couple months ago. After they got rid of jumpshotting and nerfed shotguns. I pretty much had no fun playing the game because it was just a bunch of sub machine guns and assaults. Might play it again if they boosted shotguns Had a nice looking character. Btw its not too much on P2W but it definitely helps. Most guns however are balanced if you are the better player so no gun is P2W its more of the features (bonus XP, more customization slots, more money, etc.)
Thanks Conor! o7
DayzRP not showing in my expansion list but its in my folder? any help?
[MOD] Whose roleplay did you enjoy today?
Jotsy replied to a topic in DayZRP Mod DiscussionAgreed they interviewed B-17 and it was very good RP. Everyone in TS was laughing their ass off at them arguing at each other.

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I have had conversations with many of the key contributors, document editors, and our AD about completing the work so I thought this would be a good time to provide a bit of update on schedule for this WG. We have been making fairly good progress on 2518bis but still have a ways to go. We have been coming to resolution on about 25 bugs a week and have less than 50 to go. We have some hard issues in that 50. By Jan 15, I would like to see us down to 15 bugs where we don't know how we want to resolve them. By the end of January, I would like to have a draft ready for WGLC. I believe this is possible if we keep working very hard on the draft and work hard to find reasonable solutions to the hard problems without getting entrenched in what a single person feels is the best solution or things that are effectively editorial issues. Once we get 2518bis well into WGLC, I will try and ramp up work to finalize BIND. Given our rate of progress, and the assumption that people are willing to work really hard to have 2518bis in WGLC by the end of January, Ted and I are both comfortable keeping the WG open. I would like to sincerely thank the Elias, Jim, Julian, Lisa, and the rest of folks that are helping for the huge amount of time they are putting in to this. I am not aware of any other draft in the IETF that is getting as many person hours per week as 2518bis. I would also strongly encourage, implore, and basically beg for people who have not been deeply involved to set aside some time and read this document when it does reach WGLC. We need your insight to make sure that this specification is usable for a large community of developers. Thanks, Cullen (with my WG Chair hat on)Received on Thursday, 22 December 2005 05:56:09 UTC
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Last article of my series on tools for network analysis, after wireshark, ntop and a fine assortment of tools to use with the command line is the time to see nmap.
Nmap ("Network Mapper") is a free and open source (license) utility for network exploration or security auditing. Many systems and network administrators also find it useful for tasks such as network inventory, managing service upgrade schedules, and monitoring host or service uptime. Nmap uses raw IP packets in novel ways to determine what hosts are available on the network, what services (application name and version) those hosts are offering, what operating systems (and OS versions) they are running, what type of packet filters/firewalls are in use, and dozens of other characteristics. It was designed to rapidly scan large networks, but works fine against single hosts. Nmap runs on all major computer operating systems, and official binary packages are avalable for Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. In addition to the classic command-line Nmap executable, the Nmap suite includes an advanced GUI and results viewer (Zenmap), a flexible data transfer, redirection, and debugging tool (Ncat), and a utility for comparing scan results (Ndiff).
Nmap was named "Security Product of the Year" by Linux Journal, Info World, LinuxQuestions.Org, and Codetalker Digest. It was even featured in eight movies, including The Matrix Reloaded, Die Hard 4, and The Bourne Ultimatum.
Nmap is available in many distribution on my Ubuntu 10.04 i installed with just
aptitude install nmap zenmap
nmap has a lot of options, I will illustrate the most common uses with examples in order to present some of the most useful options; for the complete list, check the man pages or the online documentation
1) Basic use
Everything on the Nmap command-line that isn't an option (or option argument) is treated as a target host specification. The simplest case is to specify a target IP address or hostname for scanning.
Example as target my ADSL router:
nmap 192.168.0.1
Starting Nmap 5.00 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2010-09-27 19:29 CEST
Interesting ports on 192.168.0.1:
Not shown: 997 closed ports
80/tcp open http
8080/tcp open http-proxy
49152/tcp open unknown
MAC Address: 00:18:4D:AF:A0:64 (Netgear)
Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 2.59 seconds
So we can see that ports 80,8080 e 49152 are open.
2) Scan a network of 8 nodes:
nmap 192.168.0.1/29
Starting Nmap 5.00 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2010-09-27 19:56 CEST
Interesting ports on 192.168.0.1:
Not shown: 997 closed ports
80/tcp open http
8080/tcp open http-proxy
49152/tcp open unknown
MAC Address: 00:18:4D:AF:A0:64 (Netgear)
Interesting ports on 192.168.0.3:
Not shown: 996 closed ports
21/tcp open ftp
80/tcp open http
9100/tcp open jetdirect
50000/tcp open iiimsf
MAC Address: 00:20:00:7B:F1:D1 (Lexmark International)
Nmap done: 8 IP addresses (2 hosts up) scanned in 7.58 seconds
3) Scan a list of hostname read from a file
-iL (Input from list)
Reads target specifications from . Passing a huge list of hosts is often awkward on the command line, yet it is a common desire.
4) Exclude some host
--exclude [,[,...]] (Exclude hosts/networks)
Specifies a comma-separated list of targets to be excluded from the scan even if they are part of the overall network range you specify. The list you pass in uses normal Nmap syntax, so it can include hostnames, CIDR netblocks, octet ranges, etc. This can be useful when the network you wish to scan includes untouchable mission-critical servers, systems that are known to react adversely to port scans, or subnets administered by other people.
Scan Types
5) TCP connect() Scan [-sT]
These scans are so called because UNIX sockets programming uses a system call named connect() to begin a TCP connection to a remote site. If connect() succeeds, a connection was made. If it fails, the connection could not be made (the remote system is offline, the port is closed, or some other error occurred along the way). This allows a basic type of port scan, which attempts to connect to every port in turn, and notes whether or not the connection succeede
nmap -sT -p 80 -oG - 192.168.1.* | grep open
Search for a list of server with http port open
6) SYN Stealth Scan [-sS]
To initiate a TCP connection, the initiating system sends a SYN packet to the destination, which will respond with a SYN of its own, and an ACK, acknowledging the receipt of the first packet (these are combined into a single SYN/ACK packet). The first system then sends an ACK packet to acknowledge receipt of the SYN/ACK, and data transfer can then begin.
SYN or Stealth scanning makes use of this procedure by sending a SYN packet and looking at the response. If SYN/ACK is sent back, the port is open and the remote end is trying to open a TCP connection. The scanner then sends an RST to tear down the connection before it can be established fully; often preventing the connection attempt appearing in application logs.
nmap -sS -P0 -sV -O < target >
Get info about remote host ports and OS detection
Where < target > may be a single IP, a hostname or a subnet
-sS TCP SYN scanning (also known as half-open, or stealth scanning)
-P0 option allows you to switch off ICMP pings.
-sV option enables version detection
-O flag attempt to identify the remote operating system
7) Ping Scan [-sP]
This scan type lists the hosts within the specified range that responded to a ping. It allows you to detect which computers are online, rather than which ports are open.
nmap -sP 192.168.0.*
More Examples
nmap -sV -T4 -O -F --version-light
The (-F) options specifies that you only wish to scan for ports listed in the nmap-services file (see /usr/share/nmap/nmap-services). This is much faster than scanning all 65535 ports on a host. The option (-sV) enables the version detection and (-O) will be used to detect the Operating System. The option (–version-light) is a convenience alias for –version-intensity 2. This light mode makes version scanning much faster, but it is slightly less likely to identify services. The (-T4) option prohibits the dynamic scan delay from exceeding 10ms for TCP ports.
These are some of the main options you can use on command line, but you can also check Zenmap for the graphic Frontend of Nmap
Zenmap is the official graphical user interface (GUI) for the Nmap Security Scanner. It is a multi-platform, free and open-source application designed to make Nmap easy for beginners to use while providing advanced features for experienced Nmap users. The purpose of Zenmap is not to replace Nmap. You still can use the good old command-line, but you will be able to use some advanced features like the Topology tab. This is an interactive view of the connections between hosts in a network.
Zenmap has the ability to show the differences between two scans. You can see what changed between the same scan run on different days, between scans of two different hosts, between scans of the same hosts with different options, or any other combination. This allows administrators to easily track new hosts or services appearing on their networks, or existing ones going down. To save an individual scan to a file, choose "Save Scan" from the "Scan" menu (or use the keyboard shortcut ctrl+S). If there is more than one scan into the inventory you will be asked which one you want to save. Results are saved in Nmap XML format. You are also able to save all scans related to your environment in a directory. This will be extremely helpful if you have to test networks in different locations at the same time. You will be able to reread the scan result offline including the "Topology" Tab in the future if necessary.
The Zenmap's "Topology" tab provides an interactive, animated visualization of the connections between hosts on a network. Hosts are shown as nodes on a graph that extends radially from the center. The topology view is most useful when combined with Nmap's –traceroute option, because that's the option that discovers the network path to a host.
And finally, remember that scans others network can be considered an attack and denounced as such, so be careful what you do!
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Hi, It's a very useful article. I didn't know how to use nmap. I used to employ basic commands like ping, telnet, nslookup, … But this one is powerful. Thanks for your very good explanation.


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WOW oh wow!!! Nancy of Victorian Motto Sampler Shoppe is having a 25 Days of Christmas Giveaway!!! You can find her blog link HERE. Nancy is giving away some REALLY great prizes but there are some rules for winning her prizes!!! You must be a follower of her blog and if you aren't, it's easy to sign up. Just go to her website at the link above or on my sidebar of blogs that I follow and click to see how to enter to win some of her wonderful prizes. Plus she gives you extra entries for posting on your blog if you have one and also on your Facebook page. What stitcher could not use more fabric, trims, floss, or a free chart from her designs??? I can't wait to see what she has planned for the rest of the month for us to enter to try and win!!!
Speaking of stitching and stash......HOW are your Christmas ornaments coming along???? I have all but 2 ornaments left to stitch. Then later this week I hope to be able to do the finishing on them. Yes.....I feel very behind on my ornaments this year. Usually November is my time to rest from the ornament stitching but with having a cross country move from AZ to OH.....well, that kind put a cramp in my stitching considering I had to get the house all set up once we got moved in. But I did enjoy the time that we were staying in temporary lodging as I could stitch without guilt because I was still looking for a house to settle in here. hehe
So I look forward to showing those ornaments to you after Christmas this year! I can't show some before Christmas because those people FOLLOW my blog!
I'm off to pay bills and do a few other chores before settling in for some SERIOUS STITCHING today!
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Enjoy your serious stitching, Brenda! Looking forward to seeing your ornaments. I have all but one of my ornaments stitched and all are finished except for the sled ornaments (I still need to trim and attach to the sleds). Enjoy your week!ReplyDelete
Robin in Virginia
My ornaments are not so great this year! But, there is always next year!ReplyDelete
Oh my - I'm far behind on Christmas stitching - it's sneaking up on me faster than I thought. AUGH! I'd better get a move on and fire up those needles.ReplyDelete
Maybe next year when things settle down... NOT able to get much done right now... I have done some, but.... my life is different right now. Hope you get lots of serious stitching done! Hugs!ReplyDelete
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When the day just simply did not permit me to spend too much time at the kitchen, a can of sardines come to a rescue. My sister send me the "Ayam Brand" Sardines from Singapore. You are an Angel sis! 🙂 Back in college days, I could just open up a can of sardines and happily I was eating it with a bowl of rice. I could probably also just serve the sardines out from the can just like that, however, I somehow feel that it's a bit "too simple". I opened up the fridge and I saw some tomatoes, spring onions and onions, so I thought, well, adding those to the sardines will make it more like a "proper" dish. ha! Well, it worked and I've always love sardines and I haven't had it for the longest time.
- 2 cans of sardines about 7 oz in tomato sauce (you can use whatever brands you like)
- 1 onions thinly sliced
- 2 roma tomatoes diced
- 1 stalk spring onions finely chopped
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 2 Tbsp of canola oil
- 2 Tbsp of chili powder optional
- Preheat a skillet/wok with canola oil. Saute the onions until they are soft. Add in the tomatoes and continue to cook until the tomatoes are soft
- Add in the sardines, be careful not to stir too much and break the fish into pieces. Season with salt, pepper and chili powder. Bring to a boil and then turn off the heat
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In my twenties, I didn't feel like it was a big priority so I fore-went the insurance. I was fortunate enough to work at Clovers Natural Market, a health food store that promotes a healthy lifestyle and encourages all of their employees to learn about supplements and complimentary medicine. The people working at Clovers don't just work there, they practice what they recommend to their clients. Since then I've become insured, but I'm still surprised at how easy it is to get prescription medicine for (virtually) free! It costs money to take care of yourself. But if you can, isn't it worth it to strengthen your body before you end up at the doctor's office? Over the years I've tried many things, but these five are always in my health cabinet.
Zinc: A great immune booster. I take it when I start to feel sick, or if I'm entering a situation where I know there are sick people around.
Vitamin C: Another immune booster. I'm always giving it to my son to help him stave off illnesses at his daycare. Taken daily, it's a good way to manage seasonal allergies.
Probiotic: I feel good about drinking a komboucha once or twice a week to help balance the flora in my gut. I kick it up with a daily probiotic if I have to take an antibiotic. Antibiotics kill all the bad stuff lurking around, but they also kill all the good stuff meant to defend your body against infection and viruses.
Omega-3: I take Omega-3 every day to control inflammation in my joints, it can also help with allergies. In addition to controlling inflammation, it's also good for cardiovascular function. Cardiovascular disease runs in my family and I figured its not a bad idea.
Multi-Vitamin w/ Folic Acid: Folic acid is a member of the B vitamin family. It helps to manage stress, maintain efficient brain function, and help to prevent certain types of cancer. Some medications actually lower the amount of folic acid in the body; so when I'm looking for a multi, it only makes sense to find one that contains folic acid. To find out more about Folic Acid, check out this link: Food Nutrition/Folic Acid
So, that's why I keep these supplements in my health cabinet.
Find what resonates with you, and take care!
So, that's why I keep these supplements in my health cabinet.
Find what resonates with you, and take care!


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Helping Families after Fairdale, IL Tornado
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We give our best efforts to pre-position for storms. With strategic positioning, we were able to arrive to Fairdale, IL within 4 hours after an EF-4 tornado left 50 miles of destruction. Welcomed by the local volunteer fire department, we worked hand in hand with emergency officials in search and rescue operations.


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I found her rocking her small body in the bathtub. Crying.
"I'm under so much stress," she said.
She was. My daughter was the lead in the school play that wasn't coming together. She sang in a musical group that recently performed multiple times a week and had a solo to perfect. The high achiever had the usual homework and was struggling with being an 11-year-old girl.
She felt different and alone and wondered if she measured up.
"I know," I said.
"You don't understand this kind of stress," she said.
Oh, but I do. I may not be able to braid hair or bake or craft like other moms, but I practically made a religion out of coping with stress.
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I grew up in a dysfunctional family. I've battled addiction. I face deadlines daily. I know stress.
I could help. I wanted to.
So I dried her off and she talked and cried and got it all out. Everything she was feeling. Everything she feared. I didn't stop her.
Because one thing I learned in a family where "sharing" is shunned is that holding it all in is not an effective way to deflate the anxiety balloon.
Then we went through my arsenal of coping strategies.
They are too numerous to list here, but it included:
- Deep breathing.
- The importance of getting enough rest. (And its companion piece: never getting too hungry, angry, lonely or tired.)
- Focusing only on doing the next right thing.
- Leaving tomorrow's issues for tomorrow.
I saw her off to school the next day and wondered how she was doing. I recalled my own mother's wisdom that has stuck with me all these years. I was in the throes of some crisis, what exactly is lost on me now. But I must have been my impatient self. I wailed to her that whatever "it" was sure was taking too long and trapping me in a muck of self-loathing. She told me:
"You don't get over things. You get through them."
The inference being we don't soar "over" painful things, we must trek through them, however long it takes, and the journey will get messy.
What wisdom would my daughter take from our talk? What words of mine served as her life raft? Which of my coping tools gave her hope and peace?
I picked her up from school and my daughter was her usual self. Composed, focused and not at all interested in talking to me. She wanted to go Starbucks.
You seem to feel better today, I pressed. What turned things around for you?
Big sigh.
"Fine. I'll tell you. Dad told me that I seemed to have a lot on my plate, but I was handling it all well. And he believed in me."
Wait…what? Then… huh.
Maybe what my strong, capable daughter needed wasn't a million words hurled at her or tricks for stress-free living.
Clearly, all she needed was a reminder that she had her own wisdom that had seen her successfully through her previous successes and missteps.
And we believed in her.
"Same," I said. "I mean, yes, that's what I think too."
I'm hopeful YouTube videos can teach me how to braid hair.
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One of the more unusual repercussions from last year's devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan may be a change in the way office towers are designed to rely less on electric illumination and more on natural light. A new window glass technology developed over several years by MIT and École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) is now being used in a Tokyo skyscraper to direct daylight as deep as 15 meters into the building's interior.
Amid concerns about the ability of Japan's cities to withstand another major power outage like the one experienced after the March 2011 Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster, EPFL's Interdisciplinary Laboratory of Performance-Integrated Design (LIPID) began working with real estate developer Hulic to retrofit six floors of an existing modern office tower in Tokyo with the new windows. As a result, natural light is being drawn more than twice as far into the building as typical windows, which usually bring light only 6 meters into the interior, thus reducing energy usage.
The key to the technology is the enhancement of reflectivity on the top portion of the windows so that light bounces onto the office ceiling rather than into the eyes of the office workers. The glazing method in these window systems incorporates two materials that help channel the light: 1) an array of horizontal aluminum slats that reduce glare and block rays from pointing downward and 2) a clear acrylic cylinder attached to the slats that acts as a prism to diffuse the light laterally into the room. The top and bottom of the windows include two parabolic curves to catch light and point it toward the ceiling, which is also coated with reflective material to help draw the light farther into the interior.
This patented window system was developed by LIPID chief Marilyne Andersen, who began work on the technology several years ago with the cooperation of Hulic at MIT. This research was then developed further at EPFL before the windows were installed in September.
According to EPFL, most modern office buildings in Japan that have conventional windows function with their blinds closed to prevent glare and use twice as much artificial lighting as European skyscrapers. The hope, EPFL says, is that these windows will help Japanese developers reduce their reliance on electric lighting systems to meet stricter standards.


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World Sets New Oil Production and Consumption Records
By Forrest on July 10, 2014 at 7:50 am
Also, the growing production of biofuel has a good impact upon spiking oil prices. Back out the consumption side which is provided by 1.7 mbpd biofuel and realize global analysis expects 2x production increase by 2019 to 3.3 mbpd. This at time when transportation efficiencies steadily improving. The critical element of energy needs appear to target transportation. While oil is only responsible for one third of global energy need, oil is responsible for much cost of economies and angst of concern. This the zone whereupon the biofuel production can do heavy lifting to offset growing demands of transportation fuel per current technology fleet. Add into this the battery car and fuel cell technology that will have major impacts to fuel use in future. An advantage to U.S. economy is and was the burgeoning biofuel business. We set our selves up to benefit from international sales of this developing infrastructure. Also, very nice the non OPEC countries can gain home made domestic fuel supply to stabilize their transportation fuel costs and enjoy economic benefits of lower import costs. Some of the poorest nations expected to benefit the most. The continent of Africa has tremendous opportunity on the horizon. It's not all bad news.
By Forrest on July 10, 2014 at 8:39 am
Btw, most of us will not correctly estimate the future. Population growth often times will surprise the prognosticators. Citizens of globe may very well decide to abandon child rearing desires and instead seek to enjoy less responsibility, freedom, and higher standard of living of being childless. Transportation technology has already set the stage for some formidable improvements of efficiency. Mercedes Benz is certain trucking fleets will be automated and driver-less starting in 2025. Improvement to sensor technology, computing power, and positioning technology will make driving optional. Vehicles could safety tailgate upon freeways and eliminate air drag. Accident insurance could become passe as technology would make it impossible per transportation fleet inter communications. Delivery trucks could lumber along at slow speeds to optimum fuel savings. Big heavy metal cars a thing of the past as accidents impossible. Ride share may overtake the need of expensive auto investments and in turn increase rider efficiency per energy use. The cost of roadwork and material may become prohibitive to cross country road travel. Slow speed low altitude car plane travel per auto pilot is expected to become popular per loss of rolling friction and possible huge improvements in ride, mileage, speed, and low cost of infrastructure. Nuclear energy is still expected to develop per future needs and technology. Solar and battery technology is expected to steadily improve. Mircro grids that empower CHIP efficiencies is expected to make huge gains. Same with smart grid empowering coordination of power use vs production. Fuel cell and hydrogen is expected to overtake petrol as fuel of need. Ocean mining of methane crystals and crude oil expected to be massive. Clean coal technology is expected to steadily improve. Mining of orbiting meteors and moon for precious metals and nuclear fuel will soon be attempted.
By Mac on July 28, 2014 at 10:15 pm
Same old R-squared double-talk. Fossil fuels will go on forever….
The U.S. and Russia are "gas" giants. In other words, I need to cash in my Petrobas stock and invest in Gazprom.
By LWAPolitics on December 10, 2014 at 12:52 pm
So let me guess….we are headed to the Wall-E view of the future earth? LOL
By FrY10cK on October 11, 2014 at 2:21 pm
Words easy. Work hard. Sunlight accumulated for 400 million years make work easy. Now hard to get accumulated sunlight. Must spend $1.50 for each dollar's worth of Bakken crude.
Words easy. Work hard.
By LWAPolitics on December 10, 2014 at 12:52 pm
Are you a caveman? LOL
By Optimist on July 11, 2014 at 3:52 pm
Oh STOP this pathetic argument already!
If the ethanol-affected optimists are right, you get about a 30% return on the fuel you put into ethanol production. The pessimists argue it is more like -30%.
Nonetheless, let's run with the optimistic number. That would imply that the 1.7mbpd requires an input of 1.3mbpd for a net yield of 0.4mbpd.
Not much for all that subsidy and noise…
By Forrest on July 12, 2014 at 9:37 am
Return on energy calcs very inaccurate. Ethanol industry not happy with accounting of non energy co-products of feed. Last I reviewed no allowance. Can you image the poor return on energy if gasoline could not include crude oil co-products or natural gas production? The highly prized protein and nutritious germ of corn kernel all left overs of ethanol process. In fact protein and nutrition amp up per distillery yeast and fermentation improvement. Corn endosperm part is starch. This food element actually unhealthy to bovine grass eating creatures. With the advent of 2.5 gen ethanol the leftover feed is good for all livestock, much like corn gluten. It's not actually feed, but more akin to supplement. Ethanol process now at 3.12 g/bushel as bushels/acre steadily increase. A university just lately determined the future improvement to argonomics, seed, processing will quickly lower land mass per RFS to 15% of tillable land. They could double corn ethanol production upon present day acres. Also, all trends for energy out are trending up for ethanol and down for petrol products. Just a few ethanol processing plants utilize waste heat of power generators, farmers just starting to utilize anaerobic digestors, co-processing of cellulosic will greatly improve the ratio. Not much utilization of valuable pure CO2 coproduct per fermentation. Biodiesel production is set to triple per the 2.5 gen process, so much so that ethanol is expected to coprocess the corn oil directly to biodisel. Auto industry is hardly exploiting ethanol fuel benefits for mpg. The trend does look good upon auto technology to do so. Older flex vehicles designed to burn E85 per CAFE perks. The result, low teck gas guzzlers converted to flex fuel to double CAFE benefits. EPA has pulled the plug on such abuse. It may result in auto manufactures producing E85 only vehicles. E85 has low vapor pressure (high vapor pressure a major pollution contributor) and does not need boutique blending per regional specs of country. The fuel also can accept a array of gasoline formulations. Note: a good safety trick to lower explosion risk per fuel pump replacement….make sure the last fill was E85.
By Forrest on July 15, 2014 at 7:30 am
"The result, low teck gas guzzlers converted to flex fuel to double CAFE benefits. EPA has pulled the plug on such abuse. It may result in auto manufactures producing E85 only vehicles."
E85 engines already in the process.
"The Cummins ETHOS 2.8L is designed specifically to use E-85, a clean-burning blend of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline. To take full advantage of the favorable combustion attributes and potential of E-85, the engine operates at diesel-like cylinder pressures and incorporates advanced spark-ignition technology. It delivers the power (up to 250 hp) and peak torque (up to 450 lb-ft) of gasoline and diesel engines nearly twice its 2.8-liter displacement." Cummins PR release.
Note, the CO2 emissions drop 50%-58% with corn ethanol vs traditional fuel and drops up to 80% per cellulosic based E85. This should be the wheel to well greenest power source available to transportation to date?
This development of shale oil is certainly going to be a relatively short term phenomenon which is only delaying the inevitable decline in world oil production. It can be argued that the 'fracking boom' is also delaying the development of the alternatives that will be necessary if we are to maintain and semblance of an industrial society. (I won't go into the argument over whether industrial civilization is a good or bad thing).
Apparently, "where the Sun don't shine" has a lot of residents these days and that portends poorly for all of us.
Best regards,
By OD on July 12, 2014 at 1:31 am
I agree with your overall point, but there are a lot of countries that have not even started to tap their shale reserves. So "short term" could end up being quite a bit longer than anyone is predicting. I think Robert has briefly touched on this before.
By marvinmcconoughey on July 14, 2014 at 3:46 am
Concur. I've been greatly surprised by the shale revolution and as a result am now a bit more open to claims of future energy developments.
Fracing bust is on its way…. if oil companies do not invest in the technologies that are going to back fossil liquid hydrocarbon fuel out of the transport market then they will not be around long term. When a disruptive technology rolls over you, you can be part of the steam roller or part of the road. It is only by early investing in new battery tech, hydrogen, Gen IV nuclear thorium molten salt reactors, bio fuels capability, distributed smart grids and forsaking some of the value of the hydrocarbon resources in the ground, that oil companies will continue into the future as energy companies. It is going to happen anyway.
By FC on July 11, 2014 at 2:36 pm
Agreed, it is LIKELY to happen–but there are not any absolutes. The issue is that no one person (or group of persons) can accurately predict the "when" part of the equation, nor which technologies will evolve to fill any void due to failure, or the poor economics, of another technology. In the meantime, we have to go with the known resources and technology we have. In the near term, shale oil/ng is that swing resource.
I always suggest that individuals read "A Cubic Mile of Oil", not because I agree with every idea they promote, but to reinforce the fact the solution is extremely complex. It is only with a comprehensive energy strategy (including coal, hydrocarbons, nuclear, renewable/alternative, etal AND conservation) does the world have a reasonable opportunity to meet its energy requirements in 2050 without impacting standards of living. And, I won't even go down the path of attempting to predict what the cost of that "unit" of energy will be–a critical determinant.
By Donough on July 16, 2014 at 4:11 am
The probem though is that for your idea to happen, at least three new disruptive technologies are needed in batteries, Gen 4 nukes and smart grids. Having been the engineer breaking and scaling up potential technologies, this is a lot to get right.
By FrY10cK on October 11, 2014 at 1:07 pm
Investment in molten salt LFTR tech should have commenced long ago, no?
By DakotaKid on December 31, 2014 at 10:16 am
Most of the world's oil is in shale deposits. The boom is just beginning, The reason why the USA is first is because we did the investment to find the technology. When Europe truly realizes the potential they will be self sufficient. Production at $100/ barrel has hundreds of years of supply worldwide.
"Arguably the only thing preventing the world from experiencing oil prices in the $150-$200/bbl range is the continuing shale oil boom in the US."-RR.
Yes, it is arguable. One might also say only oil-state thuggery is preventing the world from having $40 a barrel oil. Libya, Iran, Iraq, Syria–sheesh, there might be 25 mbd there, not exploited due to political reasons.
But add in Mexico, Venezuela, Nigeria, Russia, where huge amounts of oil are not pumped through sheer boobery or corruption. Another 10 mbd there not exploited?
Even the stable states, such as Saudi Arabia, operate under crony capitalism and a desire to keep oil prices up. Comparing the number of wells drilled in Saudi Arabia versus the United States is illustrative. Hundreds to one.
I hope fracking has longer legs than many are saying. The oil-thug states appear to be devolving, if anything. The USA should have been taxing gasoline all along, but we have never had an energy policy. Note Europe has been decreasing its demand of roil since the 1980s. They had Peak Demand 30 years ago. Japan too.
The good news is that huge increases in MPGs are possible with PHEVs, or even by driving a more-efficient car and living closer to work, Demand for oil in the USA can also fall for decades, if we had any policy sense.
By marvinmcconoughey on July 14, 2014 at 3:45 am
The world should someday begin action to curb population increases as a wide range of natural resources come under growing consumption rates. Nothing radical should be necessary: give women information and access to modern birth control will result in lower birth rates, healthier children, and possibly better education outcomes.
By Calamity_Jean on October 11, 2014 at 12:43 pm
"The world should someday begin action to curb population increases…."
It's already happening. In Bangladesh women have on average just over two children. All over the world, as health care improves, people become more confident that their children will survive to adulthood and modern contraception becomes more available so people are willing and able to have fewer children. The world's population will continue to rise for a while because there are many children and young adults already in existence, but families of many children are now unusual almost everywhere. Some parts of Africa are the only exception.
By LWAPolitics on December 10, 2014 at 12:48 pm
By DakotaKid on December 31, 2014 at 10:11 am
The world is in the beginnings of a population crash and those problems are just now starting. China will decrease its population because of two problems, females are aborted in larger numbers than males leaving a population that will start to noticeably decrease in about 10 years, and females leave china when they can for better treatment in other countries.
By Qlav on January 14, 2015 at 11:33 am
Immigrant families typically have 5-10 children. Probably could be broken down ethnically. What population should be targeted for population curtailment? The Irish (8-10 kids down to 1 or 2?) Chinese, Indian,
European? Lets start somewhere. Maybe (you) should begin by not procreating after all someone needs to work to support all the families with 8 kids. And their needs, instead of just doing it–just make some room (self euthanasia is an option) or a government subsidy for not having to produce, feed, clothe, educate the new slave personnel that the Global Economy needs and feeds upon…Birth control has not worked.
More people since the 60′s, more drugs, crime, more degrading conditions for families, more insanity manifestations will eventually reach its zenith and population curbs will naturally occur. Will we (most of us) be overworked and starving and in poverty Or, learn to do with very little or use less, join the priest hood? Isn't there a cult of the very best people that advocate a population reduction to around 600 million for Planet Earth? Gaia Society or something? Better education is of course- better ! Better marksmanship, better nukes, better drugs, better police forces, more lethal and selective virus targeting you and me while the other 600 million(including all their service personnel) tend their vinyards and retreat to the mountains of Switzerland while chaos and genocide flourish…Sounds cynical and conspiratory now doesn't it? Wake up! smell the searing flesh!
By marvinmcconoughey on January 15, 2015 at 8:48 am
Your postulated malign world of "searing flesh," is the antithesis of what I advocate. Giving women the freedom to choose their number and timing of offspring, making their offspring more valuable to themselves and society through better education and health care, and educating all of us on the values of moderation in procreation are all part of what I support. I am not aware of the cult you ask about, but there are few areas of life that are free of extremist individuals. And, yes, I practice what I support in my personal life.
By T-Wizzle on August 1, 2014 at 12:25 pm
I don't think OPEC will ever allow oil prices < $80/barrel again. They'll cut production and with surging Asian demand for a generation to come, $150+ will be the new normal.
By mateo on October 17, 2014 at 3:34 pm
We're close to $80/barrel right now. OPEC countries are fighting for market share instead of colluding to keep prices high, so they won't be able to stop oil from dropping below $80/barrel.
By marvinmcconoughey on January 15, 2015 at 8:49 am
Your prediction, mateo, proved to be highly accurate. Kudos!
By gundersonrogers on February 1, 2015 at 10:44 pm
Or, Mateo, OPEC is increasing production to lower price per barrel, making US and Canadian shale production financially too costly, as shale production needs $100 a barrel to overcome its high costs.
By mateo on February 1, 2015 at 11:18 pm
They didn't increase production. You just did not agree to decrease production.
By Scipio on December 9, 2014 at 4:28 pm
Great prediction, 65 today
By wwwashingtondo on January 21, 2015 at 8:03 pm
In the 40′s now..
By somsai on August 30, 2015 at 7:20 am
Below 40 last week.
By T-Wizzle on December 10, 2014 at 10:33 am
I'm glad I didn't go long on Oil futures. Let's see what the 5 year average for crude oil is in a couple of years.
By Khalid on February 14, 2016 at 9:44 am
Best prediction ever!! Below 30 already.
By mbsports on March 1, 2015 at 3:50 pm
you're not paid to think any more
By WavRider on January 21, 2016 at 7:40 am
Yes, oil $27 a barrel now…I'm sure $150 (minus 100) "will be the new normal".
By Matthew on February 12, 2017 at 5:51 pm
$150+ will be the new norm?
OPEC doing all it can to break past $60 right now & failing miserably. LOL
You should be glad that you have no money to invest. If you did, you've lost it all & some.
By mateo on October 17, 2014 at 3:26 pm
Most of the shale oil is only profitable when oil prices are high. If Mexico, Nigeria, and Russia increased production enough to drive prices down to $60/barrel or so, unconventional oil production in US and Canada would decline sharply and cancel out a lot of the increase.
I agree that the US should have much higher gasoline taxes.
By marvinmcconoughey on January 15, 2015 at 8:51 am
It is easier and better to impose higher taxes now when fuel prices are low (written Jan. 15, 2015) than when oil prices are high. Yes, we should have higher fuel taxes to conserve a valuable resource, to help manage government finances, and to support higher quality roads.
By Shawn on January 19, 2015 at 1:56 am
"to help manage government finances, and to support higher quality roads."
Did you really say that? The Gov't has had more taxes for better roads, more taxes for this and that. What has changed? nothing. Well, I've seen plenty of worse roads.
The lottery… supposed to help schools with additional taxes, etc., and the schools in the US have gone downhill.
No, more taxation doesn't help anyone, except gov't waste more money on moronic ideas and reasons.
By marvinmcconoughey on January 19, 2015 at 4:05 pm
Your viewpoint is certainly popular yet, in the long run, our taxes are almost sure to increase. The reasons include rising vehicle fuel efficiency which reduces government revenues from that source even as our roads age and new bridges and roads must be built for a growing population. Electric cars are minor factors now but with future battery improvements will likely enjoy rising market shares. So, yes, I really did say that.
By David Perry on August 8, 2015 at 4:37 am
More taxes , more government squandering !
By David Perry on August 8, 2015 at 4:43 am
Why does our government constantly require a higher percentage in taxes ?What happened to the concept of government being a benefit to its citizens ?Government is comparable to a broken product -why do we continue to buy It ?
By gary4205 on November 4, 2015 at 2:38 am
Counting shale, the United States has at least 500 year worth of crude oil in the ground. That's without importing a single drop The idea we are running low is wrong
Robert, how standard are these measurements over time? Did the 1965 data include NGLs and other detritus?
By Robert Rapier on July 17, 2014 at 8:51 am
Yes, they have been consistent over time. Apples to apples. The apples to oranges comparison where you really have to note differing composition is when you compare oil production and oil consumption.
So, now the price is going down and this article is proven to be wrong in the end? Why do we now have 80 dollar oil?
By Robert Rapier on November 6, 2014 at 11:17 pm
What? What exactly was wrong about it? Please be specific.
By Gary Anderson on November 6, 2014 at 11:49 pm
Hi Robert. I don't know what is wrong with it. But something is fishy about the whole system. Peak oil is a joke now. Consumption growth may be slowing in Asia. I think the demand estimates in Asia that were used to keep oil artificially high may have been fake. Then add to it the problem with Saudi Arabia flooding the market and our investment banks backing off trying to corner oil and we have lower prices. I think it is all a phony crock and market manipulation is real.
By Gary Anderson on November 6, 2014 at 11:51 pm
Then add the political desire to hurt Russia, which appears to be real, and you wonder about any numbers being real or manipulated.
By Robert Rapier on November 7, 2014 at 12:07 am
I don't think peak oil is an imminent concern, but I think supply in the US has been outstripping demand growth for a few years now. I am surprised it took this long for prices to fall. Lower oil prices this year was one of the predictions I made back in January.
By LWAPolitics on December 10, 2014 at 12:50 pm
Headed toward $50 oil! Once the U.S. produced more than it consumes (coming soon) the world oil market will plummet.
By wwwashingtondo on January 21, 2015 at 8:11 pm
i hope you shorted!
So, international oil consumption is at 90 MBPD of crude oil. U.S. consumes 18.5 almost 2x as much as nearest country, China at 10.
OPEC produces 30, while U.S. is steadily increasing producing, currently at 10 and rated highest producer of the crude oil producing countries.
Frame the above with dropping demand. Vehicle companies have come to the rescue with steadily increasing mpg models per regulated timeline of government. All things being equal the petrol fuel use should be halved within a time frame. Add to this the alternative fuel of grid power, ethanol, and natural gas. U.S. production of ethanol is 1 and international total sits at 1.6.
Add to the above, the increasing value of petro dollar. It takes less dollars now to purchase the same barrel. Think about the fact of lower petrol consumption that may be an indicator of economic health. The economies of world appear to be stagnant and real income continues to fade. Were entering into life of stagnation as the future has been lost to government printing press operations such as Japan's, Europe, and U.S. attempt to stimulate populace to spend their savings. Keynesian economic folly per attempting to wag the dog with cheap printing press money, compared to ushering real economic improvement to private economy that is magnitudes larger. Cheap oil is supposed to help growing economies. If the stock market tanks, it may be taken by the investor crowd as yet another indicator of international malaise of following U.S. lead to artificially manipulate economy. Were chiding other countries to not act like Germany, instead to deficit spend per printing press. Some think the short term gain from such action while positive comes at a tremendous risk cost to future. Better to suck it up and reorganize economy to the task of adjusting to new market conditions. Better to make it easier for business to make such adjustments, for example lowering regulation burden. Take the shackles off, for maximum latitude to adjust. Good to keep efficient and foundation regs, but we have strayed way to much to statism and fascism, losing our economic flexibility to big government and big business forces no compete forces of crony capitalism.
By Forresst on December 11, 2014 at 7:59 am
While crude oil is behaving in rational economics to foil OPEC control of market, what's up with our electric power? Were attempting to likewise supply alternative energy production and efficiency regulations to lower consumption, all the while expert analysis continues to predict rapidly increasing power cost. May the comparison fail per heavy handed government intervention to our power grid? Meaning government regulators have been beaten back within the petrol sector, thus we experience gain in production as compared to the government beast raising its ugly head upon our power production and supply. We have little international market to stall dopey government control as compared. No cost competition to thwart expensive regulation. The market is captive to demands of regulators. Politicians empower regulators to have at it with business of supplying power. We artificially chosen winners within this sector. If we like the outcome of petrol, we should do likewise within our electric power. Establish a government time line to increase efficiency that is attainable and cost effective. Take the shackles off of business to invest and invent low cost power supply. Purge inefficient regs that are merely attempts to pick winners. Award low pollution solutions, but don't attempt to control the market.
By Forrest on December 12, 2014 at 7:55 am
Examples of economic shift within the U.S. that affect real world economics. We have a population bulge aka Baby Boomers whom have accomplished most all the necessary life time purchases and currently in mode to divest themselves of toys, big houses, and investments to enjoy retirement. This change up of population character will deflate consumer spending. Same with online and smart phone apps that efficiently resell and distribute services and consumer goods. Our retail sector is within the throngs of change to become more efficient. International trading is becoming normal, easy, and most efficient. Smart phone apps such as Uber make car ownership within city optional. Marginal employees have increasingly come to the conclusion that quality of life is met with low incomes per cash economy and societal rewards. Compared low income sympathy now popular with hatred of wealthy. Why, would one improve their resume, if one looks pathetic enough to voter public to be awarded living wage. Were in the current political movement/empowerment to punish achievement and productivity and award bad or minimal good behavior, at least with low income and increasingly middle income citizens. Conversely, the rich can run the maze and usher in new invented ways to win financial gain, such as to act compassionate, send protection money to "causes", and political operations. If they communicate correctly per the maze requirements and pay to play within political marketplace the government will award winner status for wealth creation. This is a distortion to open market competition that handicaps standard of living for average citizens. This is how South American economies tanked.
oil can be found in potatoes
Look at the total reserves, the productive capacity to extract them, and the players that control them. You have seen $100/bbl oil for the last time in your life.
By wwwashingtondo on January 21, 2015 at 8:10 pm
I would never say never.. crude is now trading under 50/brl.. this is going to bankrupt many fracking companies soon. i see a reversal happening and by summer crude trading in the 60′s or so.. 100 will happen again but because of inflation.. the usa now has a tool against high oil prices..
By Dave Mauro on January 22, 2015 at 10:43 am
I would also never say "never". What I said was "for the last time in your life." I stand by it.
By wwwashingtondo on January 22, 2015 at 12:43 pm
I do see where you are coming from. My concern is low crude prices will remain long enough that many american fracking and canadian tar sands companies go bankrupt.. this will reduce global supply and this would be a great opportunity for opec to cut production and drive the price way up.
By Dave Mauro on January 22, 2015 at 8:41 pm
I agree that many frac operators will go under. But their assets will be bought by someone, and that someone will be eager to start producing again as soon as prices start to firm.
By marvinmcconoughey on August 8, 2015 at 2:57 pm
Dave wrote his opinion seven months ago. Today, August 8, 2015, oil is trading around $47 per barrel.
Since oil is a finite resource, all this "production" is really just extraction and depletion. Abiotic oil has never been scientifically proved and people don't create oil, they just refine it and burn it forever. There is less oil in the ground every single second and it shouldn't be wasted at any price. Most people in America treat oil as somehow more "plentiful" when the price dips, which is entirely illogical and false. But people tend to burn oil faster when they see it as more affordable. History will show the insanity of that behavior, considering that oil is a one-time gift from nature with almost priceless utility.
By marvinmcconoughey on August 8, 2015 at 2:55 pm
All quite true. What is not knowable is how long the planet's finite petroleum resources will continue to meet humanity's rising needs. I think we should act now to curtail population increases, remove financial incentives to bear children, and seek to improve the hunt for alternative future resources. Yet, all those beliefs rest on an assumption that petroleum reserves will be exhausted in the next few generations. Beyond that time span, none of us will be very expert at guessing what scientists and engineers will develop to meet future energy needs.
By Jeremiah N Baruch on August 14, 2015 at 12:48 pm
Current estimates say production of oil reserves will be at 20% of what it is today in 25 years, and that we'll effectively run out in 40. Obviously, everyone has their own estimate because the factors involved are many and hard to predict. But that is the commonly accepted estimate at this time.
By gary4205 on November 4, 2015 at 2:42 am
The United States has 2 TRILLION barrels of shale oil, alone. That alone enough is to be 100% independent for the next 200 years! The idea we are about to run out of oil is nothing but left wing extremist hysteria designed to make democrat party cronies who peddle "alternative energy" schemes filthy rich, while destroying America's economy.
By Jeremiah N Baruch on November 4, 2015 at 8:57 am
That type of polarizing talk is divisive and non-productive. Stick to the facts, and if your facts are significantly different from what is easily found through basic research, then cite your sources. Anything else is a childish waste of time.
And just FYI, I do not associate with the left.
We are digressing .
It's over a year now since this article was written. Some of the comments about $40 oil has become a reality. It was amusing to watch the finger pointing the western world did at SArabia. The US glutted the market with fracced oil and then expected the Saudis to cut production to keep the price high??? $46 oil today. Who wudda thunkit.


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The United States Department of Labor is predicting a 28% increase in the number of accounting jobs in Colorado between 2012 and 2022 to satisfy the needs of new and expanding businesses located in the state. The growth rate expected in Colorado is especially striking considering the national growth rate in the field is just 13%. This remarkable rate of job growth is expected to create an average of 1,960 new accounting jobs in the state each year.
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In 2014, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that Colorado had the second highest concentration of accounting jobs nationwide. In fact, the Denver area had the second highest concentration of accountants of any metropolitan area in the nation, while the nonmetropolitan area of North Central Colorado had the third highest concentration of accountants of any non-metro area in the country.
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The average salary for an accountant in Colorado was $74,023 in 2014 according to the state's Department of Labor and Employment. Experienced professionals earned an average of $88,824 a year in the state.
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Accountant and Auditor Salaries in Rural and Urban Parts of Colorado
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The 90th percentile in each area is representative of salaries for experienced accountants with CPA licenses.
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Colorado has recently made news as the only state in the nation that has tax and spending limits requiring voters to be involved in approving all tax increases. Called the Taxpayers' Bill of Rights, or TABOR, critics say that the bill has tied the hands of lawmakers and rendered the state's economy ineffective. However, many applaud this bill as it keeps state spending in check.
Questions on an upcoming Colorado ballot will poll voters to determine if they're likely to allow Larimer County to expand two sales taxes to keep detention centers operational. Taxes that are currently used to improve the judicial center of the county and detention center capital expansion would be used entirely for jail operations. The present sales tax that funds the jail amounts to $7 million per year, however, it actually costs some $22 million yearly to maintain day-to-day operations. County officials hope that, if approved by voters, the expansion of these two sales taxes would meet the current deficit in operational funds.


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