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Axion Power Concentrator 109: June 1, 2012: U.S. DOE Awards Grant To Axion Power International For PbC® Batteries In Micro-Hybrid Vehicles 194 commentsJun 1, 2012 7:55 PM | about stocks: AXPW
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U.S. DOE Awards Grant to Axion Power International to Fund Commercialization Plan for PbC® Batteries In Micro-Hybrid Vehicles
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Uplifting news this week regarding reverse splits in the micro-cap space. For some time now, the overhang of a potential reverse split has kept the price of many micro-caps depressed. I have been a cautious investor in AXPW for fear of what a reverse split might do. Chembio diagnostics (symbol CEMID) , a small medical diagnostics company, began trading Wednesday this week on an 8:1 reverse split basis. It rose over 10 percent on this first trading day. It closed the week up 16%. Particularly remarkable given the shellacking the markets have taken this week. Irrational fear may be finally lifting in the micro-cap space?
Enginedoc: just be careful as that pop *may* be just due to to possible transition to the NASDAQ.
Except for the stock price requirements, Axion has met all of the numerical listing standard of the Amex, and for that matter the Nasdaq, since December 2009. The only thing that would have been required to upgrade to a better market would have been a reverse split. In the year end CC Mr. Granville said the question had been discussed at the board level several times. In all cases the discussions did not lead to a proxy statement proposal. The only possible explanation is that the board believes the stock is grossly undervalued and isn't willing to do a quick and easy reverse split to overcome a temporary weakness. I agree with them.
I agree John. With so many potential flowers coming to bloom in a relatively near-term time, why undertake all the expense and aggravation now?
I agree with the thought process going into this discussion. I have no problem with a company doing a little financial engineering to move the company forward. That being said, without some of the right inputs to support the meaning of the decision it's time and money not well spent. Just draws attention in a way where there might not be enough strengths to support the move was a sound decision based on where the company is in it's launch plan.
However, although this may not be a board consideration moving forward from this point, I do wonder if hindsight would have delivered a much different board decision, when they could-perhaps should, have seriously considered this action in '10.
JR, I understand your points and they are valid ones. Certainly different listings and stock price levels afford consideration from a different audience. And as you suggest, the opportunities offered are not only driven by individual asset considerations but also by market timing. There probably have been times when the sector was more highly respected then it is now and when it looked like Axion might have been more timely in it's progress in launching the PBC battery. Another example could have been when the Exide agreement looked like it might bear more fruit.
A question some here might regard as "dumb."
The term AGM is an acronym for "absorbed glass mat" the type of electrode separator that's used in "valve regulated lead-acid," or VRLA architecture. The two acronyms are used interchangeably to describe the battery architecture.
All, I would expect the manufacturer to make the PBC battery very obvious as the owner would need to know that they cannot replace the battery with any other AGM battery. I might even expect them to use a special interface such as PBC only electrical connections, special external feature in the case, a recognition feature as part of the BMS etc to ensure correct replacement.
Ummm, I've seen a few laptop computers and other devices equipped with Li-ion batteries that cannot be replaced with just any other Li-ion battery and sometimes that lack of substitutability is/was due to use of special interfaces. But, the batteries are still labeled and treated as li-ion.
"Would Ford or JCI be likely to advise their competitors of a new S/S vehicle configuration before actual introduction of the vehicle to market? "
As a follow-on to those considerations, there has to be something special done so that in the case of jump-starts, etc., folks don't hook cables to the PbC - I suspect the capacitance could ruin the jumping vehicles electrical system (or battery?) and bring the PbC to a higher state of charge than desired, possibly have a deleterious effect on its lifetime?
Good point HTL. I would expect that not only would they label well but they would make it very hard to impossible to get the jumper cable into the circuit where the charge could be introduced to the PBC battery. The opposite would be true for getting the cables across the mating starter FLA battery. And the electrical circuit would obviously need to allow for the temporary inclusion of an exterior charge signal.
iindelco LOL you know there will be someone somewhere who we will read about that removed half the vehicle and the engine bloc to find those two metal nubs to hook some jumper cables to.
"I just couldn't figure out why it was so hard to get a jump." Jack Straw claims.
Thanks for that story :) Reminds me of construction. Amazing how creative workers can be. I used to have ulcers. My father told me to change my attitude; to not be upset when things were being done wrong, to instead realize my job was to fix whatever the guys had decided to screw up today... and to realize they will come up with something entirely new tomorrow. That change of attitute really helped. When you think you have seen everything life will teach you how little imagination you have.
jakurtz, Now that's funny!
Ruin the other cars electrical system? PbC only connections? aren't you guys getting a tad carried away? <smile> I don't know a lot about capacitors but my thinking is they will only absorb the energy/power that is available to them. I also don't see why you couldn't place a PbC in a position that was originally held by an AGM unless the vehicle has a sophisticated BMS or large hotel loads that could cause the voltage to sag. Just saying...
DM, Yep they would surely make sure to make it very difficult to get into the circuit.
Rick, Our background is very similar in regard to your time spent repairing things on a construction site. I was much better at designing special production and test equipment after I saw how much creativity can be had in sites where they have 3500 people with anything from no formal education to Doctorate degrees running things with some level of training to none. Yes there were uber educated people doing simple production jobs at GM because the money was good and while they loved understanding things they didn't want the hassle of interfacing at a level of society where they might apply what they learned.
This is a good video to to get your thoughts going on the difference between the battery and the hybrid PBC and it's capacitive nature.
iindelco, I can definitely see the hazards in the discharge side of things especially if things get hooked up incorrectly. We are on the same page here.
siliconhillbilly, contributorComments (2753) | + Follow Following - Unfollow>HTL, others: There is some electrical code safety rule somewhere that basically says you can treat any voltage under X volts as "not dangerous" from an electrical shock standpoint. That allows you to use cheap, un-armored wiring to control industrial systems. I recall that voltage is around 45V.
Also remember that we don't know what voltage the jumping car is at vs the vehicle to be charged. Some have indicated that we might be looking at a 16V PBC for the SS application running in a range of ?-? volts. Which way is the current going to go and the cap portion of the PBC will dump quickly if allowed through a maybe 8 or 6 AWG equivalent jumper cable.
iindelco, indeed both. You will find them in the heavy industrial areas as well as a long rural tap line with a varying load. I don't have any EDM marks on my Kliens (because I throw them out before anyone see's them <smile>). Really! how hard is it to make a note at the panel. I remember the first time I saw a push connection. I was trying to remove it - wtf? was my first thought <grin>...
Tim: "Apologies"? Shoot, we can't all be spot on every time and *I* didn't know for sure either - just musing about the possibilities.
HTL, Ahhh but they are not imaginary.
Here's a thought: in the 2-battery configuration, is there a realistic scenario where the starter battery would be too dead to start the car but the PbC would continue to have a relatively full charge?
Pressure from the electricians I suspect ...
Incredible profit boost when you're bidding by the job.
so I was trained early.
(It was only allowed on residential anyway & we did more commercial)
Nowadays I hire it out and word is most of the service calls are related to push-in connections. Preaching to the choir I know, but when I buy an older building the first thing I do is check/replace all the receptacles. Have found dozens overheated from poor connections.
It's highly unlikely. The starter load is only 300-amp seconds for a restart and perhaps 600-amp seconds for a cold start. Even badly sulfated batteries can handle charge rates in the 5 amp range. If your battery recovery cycle is putting 100 amps into the PbC and 5 or 10 amps into the starter battery, the starter battery will always be fully charged.
Also there is no reason why the circuit could not be designed to have the circuit in the vehicle designed to allow the PBC battery to start the car in an emergency first start. Remember that the first start is off road and the other systems could be left on delayed start up until the vehicle starts. What would it cost and would they do it based on the cost? Don't know. Probably not based on what John has already relayed.
"... there is no reason why the circuit could not be designed to have the circuit in the vehicle designed to allow the PBC battery to start the car in an emergency first start."
When I read stories like this they always reference lithium. Can improvements in electrolyte tech apply equally to improving performance of LAB and in particular, PbC?
Electrolytes in lithium-ion batteries are extremely complex as are the chemical reactions on the anodes and cathodes. Lead-acid chemistry is all based on the chemical interactions between lead-dioxide, sponge lead and sulfuric acid. Change the electrolyte and you change the battery chemistry to something that won't work as well.
I have been told (in specific reference to the same tech mentioned in this article) that ionic fluids are extremely expensive (like $1000+ per quart). That being said, I never cared enough to research this, but the person who told me this tends to be well read in the subject.
OT: I see lots of crazy driving on the road; tailgating and passing wildly on the right, cutting and weaving through traffic, cutting across 4 lanes of traffic to make an exit – you get the idea. What I find curious about this is that there is a single make of car that represents 90% (or higher) of these high risk maneuvers. Seriously, if there is erratic movement in the traffic pattern, this make of car will be the cause. Anyone have a guess?
The Prius does stand out but typically on the other end of the spectrum. Rarely in the passing lane or exceeding the speed limit. They are on the upper edge of the "slow poke" category...
>Tim Enright ... I'm thinking the answer depends on where you live. I do the Rush-Hour tango in Dallas and my observation leads me to believe the answer here would be large SUV's (Escalades,Yukons etc.) and Crown Victoria's bought at the city auctions. This by no means is an inclusive list ... it is Dallas and I travel at all the deliberate speed & acceleration that 72 h.p. permits.
>DRich ... the large SUV's are definitely in the group and the region does play a big part for sure as does the Rush Hour tango. The Rush Hour tango is a funny sight to see as people jockey for position in a fruitless effort to get there sooner. Most want to get to the fast lane when the right two lanes yield a better pace. I excluded the Rush Hour tango from my sampling because well its just crazy and anything goes.
Tim, That makes sense to me. Although I am also blinded a little by my limited travels spending most of my time a little further out on the bad side of the tracks so less Lexus's. Thus DRich's point. Your travels give you a different perspective then our more limited stomping ground.
>Tim Enright ... Completely unscientific, but years of observation from the seat of the most underpowered car on the road leads me to believe the highly impatient are a huge reason for gridlock. Both by stalling a column of traffic because 20 feet of road opened and they want it or not knowing the dimensions of what they drive and banging into someone/something.
>DRich ... I am well aware of that 20 feet of road as it is always in front of me <smile> (stopping distant requirements). Curious how they get less interested in this space as we move to the right hand lanes. And I remember the muscle car days when you could build your own...
When I used to have a 47 mile commute, I got my chuckles when someone bobbed and weaved for 10 miles or so and I saw them hit the exit ramp with a total of maybe 30 seconds saved, based on when I passed it.
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Fisker expands recall
John, This recall is an expansion of the plumbing problem recall. Looks like their quality system missed an additional group. Not a surprise.
>Hey Axionistas ... This is a little Off-Topic but does make a market argument for PowerCubes reaching the realm of "Affordable" soon.
PUC Chairwoman Donna Nelson said it "confirms that we are moving in the right direction."
DRich: From page 5 of the CAPP report, I think this phrase sums up what I've always felt.
There is a widespread misconception that a free market requires the absense of regulation. The truth is that just as for individuals, freedom for markets flows from the rule of law.
Now match this with the earlier report that at least 1 large environmental group is preparing to oppose all natural gas plants. TX is one of areas with an oversupply of gas. 5 years or so, TXU said that 5 coal plants need to be built. That proposal was laughed at. Whatever the fuel, something needed to be started then come online now.
"If the max peak price goes to $9000/MWH, we may see more people going off the grid and getting a residential gas generator."
At that kind of eye-popping number it would sure *seem* like payback for residential solar would become attractive---here's Lennox selling integrated PVsolar/HVAC systems for residential:
"Ah, the joys of getting government out of our lives and turning life over to the private sector just keep getting better."
I'd like to go back and revisit the smart guys discussion of capacitance because I've never understood the significance of a point that leaped out at me in the unsuccessful Axion-GM grant application.
I'll take a quick simplistic stab: 0.5 x 13,000 Coulomb/volt x (12 volts) ^2 = 936K Coulomb-Volts. And as 1 Volt = 1 Joule / Coulomb then the above = 936 KiloJoules or 936,000 Watt-Seconds, which is a fair amount of energy...
I second that call. Obviously, my quick & dirty calc used a very fudgy 12V constant output voltage, which we know is not the case, but I still think it gives a decent ballpark idea. We also don't know the internal resistance. But bottom line, it's an utterly amazing device. And the world is going to figure out how to use it. A lot.
siliconhillbilly, contributorComments (2753) | + Follow Following - UnfollowNot far off, 481. Assuming a discharge from 15V to 10V, I get 8.1E5 Joules from capacitive energy only. That's 225 Wh.
Series impedance, like the poor, will always be with us.
DR, I know, so very true... and maddening, but it is what it is, and we always have to remind ourselves that the applications that we're best for: automotive, railroads, utilities, DOD.. are among the slowest of movers. So still we wait. But for other applications, (marine, residential, material handling etc) I think once the world starts seeing them installed somewhere, doing real work, making real money... that will be when some real traction starts..
What we also don't understand is what voltage range they want to run the PBC over based on the vehicle integration. Also remember that you are talking about a hybrid. So while 48's quick calculations might show the total energy stored in the PBC via electrostatic charge it might be limited based on the range of use and the interactions of the two storage mechanisms (electrostatic and electrochemical).
"I knew there was a lot of energy stored in capacitive or pseudo-capacitive form, but I've never fully understood the impact. Hopefully others will expand further."
The energy storage capacity of a given volume of PbC batteries will always be less than the same volume of AGM batteries because it contains half as much lead, which is where the electrochemical energy is stored. The energy stored in capacitive form brings it back to a degree, but you'll never get as many electrons in a cubic inch of carbon as you can get in a cubic inch of lead.
if it helps, think: PbC durability eats into Lead Acid storage capacity. PbC is a convienent product because it can handle deep discharge. a big reason i favor the tech with investment money. everyone is lazy and easy products are an easy sell. the hold up is the strange configuration when you open the battery up (the carbon).
New Small Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Reaches Record Efficiency
Too bad the article contained nothing about the cost of the unit (or the energy produced) except to state:
This will provide some information on fuel cell costs and efficiencies; up to 90% efficient.
thotdoc > "I believe fuel cells will compete with fossil fuel generators and batteries and with green tech with its ups and downs and batteries."
Re Q 1: That may be true, but in all my readings I've never run across the idea of needing a steady state for efficiency. I will try to find something on that. I believe you just feed the cell less gas if you need less energy. Of course it is possible to sell back, if that is the set-up
It's becoming increasingly clear why I get so much vitriol from the EVangelicals. It seems that the number of Internet links on my articles is vastly larger than the number of page views reported by Seeking Alpha. This morning I did Google searches on my recent titles and came up with the following tallies since early-April:
Grid-scale Energy Storage: Lux Predicts $113.5 Billion ... – 30,000 links
Hybrid Locomotives, Vehicle Electrification at Relevant Scale – 43,400 links
Is Lithium-ion a Borgia Battery? – 108,000 links
Battery-powered Locomotives – Compellingly Green Economics – 43,300 links
Confessions of an EV Pioneer Turned Heretic – 27,900 links
EV Dreams and Industrial Metal Nightmares – 25,200 links
Stop-Start Realities and EV Fantasies – 14,000 links
Anti-Hype in Lithium-ion Batteries Foretells Doom for Electric Cars – 2,380 links
Tesla's Gift Box – Inefficiency Wrapped in Hype – 493 links
... and just as the Little Engine had a mind of its own I think the PbC does too. Every once in a great while a technology comes along that has an amazing will to live and seems capable of overcoming huge challenges. The PbC has done that in spades and seems to be firmly in charge of its own destiny. We all underestimated its potential in 2003. At this point I'm just along for the ride and have no intention of leaving the theatre until the final credits roll.
Possibly more of a ride master in my opinion.
Advanced Automotive Battery Conference Europe
(AABC Europe 2012)
The ESA 23rd Annual Meeting
Let the flames begin ...
John's newest incendiary device:
I see some new commentator's are already lining up to take their
shots ....
I noticed you're not suffering fools lightly this time John.
Some pots need to be kept stirred because ideas and thoughts that I've been expressing for years are finally working their way into the mainstream consciousness. With each effort to explain the realities to the unwilling, the message crystalizes and gets clearer.
I thought Switzerland was a neutral country?
It's been said that Switzerland is aggressively neutral, but the official neutrality policy does not extend to things like finance, insurance, banking, pharmaceuticals, watches and chocolate.
John, apropos to that, last week here in the states, fox news aired a special by john stossel on gasoline, fossil fuel, and electric car myths... the electric car myths portion seemed to echo several of your running points. I wouldn't be surprised to learn he was a reader of yours. Since the topic is obviously not going to go away, fwiw, I bet you'd be an excellent guest for his inevitable follow up...
Iindelco: given their history I'm at a loss to explain why no funding for the JCMF (Jellied Cat Motive Force) immediate commercialization effort, regardless of potential market acceptance and/or lack of infrastructure, has not issued from the DOE.
Two years to the day.
I have a couple questions about the annual meeting coming up this month.
Advancements in this area help all since it's a big part of the cost equation.
But hare quick compared to batteries. :))
"Internet Tourette's".
"Chinese automaker BYD's name stands for "build your dreams," and so far, BYD's dreams of mass-producing electric cars and hybrids have been far greater than their actual sales. That's not stopped them from taking a leap with their next model and building a pop-up robot into the dashboard that responds to voice commands. Someone's a big fan of EVE from "Wall-E.""
DOE's next big push in the materials sector for energy efficiency/security.
For a couple years now I've been working with a couple partners on a company that will recycle rare earth permanent magnets back into NdFeB powders that can be re-sintered into commodity grade magnets without having to go back through the alloying process.
Thanks re: the DOE funding.
Yeah, I'd run that down in my business model because it would be important to see how costly it would be to strip the motors from the various installations and then pay the cost to tear down the motors.
LabTech: with the DOE's record the roads they built would crumble upon first year's use, create a big sink hole and swallow every vehicle that tried to traverse the terrain.
>LabTech ... With all the hand wringing here about government subsidizing business & picking winners, how could it possibly be reasonable to build roads to mine sites? That would continue the US government as venture capitalist and I believe we're kinda' tired of this. There are other indirect ways to support private expansion that holds benefits to the country even if individual companies fail.
I don't want them to be venture capitalist, but I do want them to acknowledge that there are areas in this country, where there are surveying results that suggest rare earths deposits, but the sites can't be exploited by companies because they need to go across public lands that are inaccessible and which the US government won't allow roads to be built on. I'm not asking them to dig the mines. I'm just asking them to supply infrastructure to allow it to happen. Or at least stop preventing it from happening.
>LabTech ... I'm rather REE ignorant so I'm not going to say the resources are commercial or not. I can't make any assessment whether these REE are even needed because of all the other projects under development. I do feel that there exist at the moment a near mania to dig up everything, anywhere in a rather chaotic manner. Natural gas is my template here. Lots of wells, too much gas, not enough pipeline & shut-in wells require nearly as much work to bring back as original drilling. It seems awfully politically noisy, poorly planned, poorly supported by infrastructure and poorly financed.
Good points. Building a billion dollars in infrastructure in order to harvest 100million in resources makes no sense, yet its true that government often does not examine the numbers as they should.
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Looks like Virginia International Terminal has returned at least one of their two Green Goats that was on lease from NS. I had thought for some time that NS might look to upgrade some of these with PBC batteries but it looks like they are going to strip em.
This is off topic and assuredly self-serving, but I have a personal problem involving battery power...
TB, I don't think you're going to get there from here if that is your budget and those are your requirements... Sounds like you're needing something like at least 2KWh or so of usable battery. (~400W x 5 hours) Which is not small. Any chance you can reduce the wattage requirements of your lighting? Several hundred watts of lights sounds like a lot. Though I would imagine you're trying to illuminate artwork, which wouldn't look right under fluorescent or LED lights... so I guess not... but at the risk of talking my book, possibly you could try Vu1 ESL reflector bulbs ...
Right now my minimum light requirement is about 300watts (we have to light jewelry, which is even tougher than 2d art). I have halogen now, and hate flourescents, but I have looked at LED options...
Not to spam the thread, but this just now popped on my vu1 google alert, and gives a good idea of the tech...
TB, sounds like a fun project and it looks like you have already attracted the perfect staff (iindelco,86)...
I am seriously considering going to LEDs, despite the cost. If I can find them compatible with my track lights...
One last suggestion, and this would be a cheap lash up, but you should be able get a medium sized computer UPS, with enough AC output for your loads, for around 100 bucks anywhere....and when you open one of those up, you'll see they typically have a small sealed 12V lead-acid gel cell inside, with standard connections. So in addition if you buy a couple (or more) 12V deep cycle marine batteries and connect them in (one at a time) in lieu of the UPS's small gel-cell, it should give you a reasonable amount of time per battery.. how much time will depend on the load and the battery of course, but it could be workable...
You are wasting gobs of power with incandescents. There are a LOTS of LEDs light available now, many with tunable colors. You should be able to reduce your electric load by 80-90% cf incandescent. We converted some of our jewelry display cases to LED to reduce the heat load in the cases. PM me if you want more info. They aren't cheap, but will last decades.
TB, Be careful with the LED choice. Not sure if it matters in your setting but part to part variation in output is generally not good. Higher cost matched sets are often gotten by sorting. Also the diffusion is in most cases is poor and the full viewing angle of illumination is a very important consideration (How can you look at your art if the dispersion is not uniform over the field of display?). You already know about the poor full color spectrum from LEDs. I'd really give 48's proposal a look.
Thanks Rick, Tim, everyone...
Thought I posted this here, but appears I didn't -
Looks like a previously undisclosed Axion Power project proposal is revealed here: see p. 26: the Fort Meade project proposal includes a "500kW/285 kWh carbon lead acid battery."
It appears they are also using a Demand Response Inverter ("DRI") from Princeton Power -
Stephan & Lafferty: I believe the Fort Meade potential project has been discussed here before (a couple of months ago?). Yesterday, I was speaking to my nephew, an Axion owner, and an Air Force attorney who does contract work at Wright Patterson Air Force Base.
He should be looking for a Princeton Power Semi as well, but it gets tricky. Note how the Fort Bliss PR for Princeton was written:
Of course, to be fair, I don't suppose PowerCubes say "Princeton Power Systems DRIs Inside" either!
Yeah Maya, It was discussed and this was posted. Looks like they went deep cycle LAB.
Who provides deep cycle LABs?
Switchers much different than over the road?
Wtblanchard: regarding military apps, I, for one, am encouraged that Viridity is as interested in Axion Power as they are. Viridity has some strong connections in this market:
WTB, Deep cycle LABs is a pretty common term in the industry which relates to basically, as you can imagine, their intended use which is to use them as a energy source and drain them significantly. Generally apps like motor homes, UPS systems etc would use them. Axion's offering is good for this purpose as well but contrasts in that it will not hold as much energy but lasts far longer.
This Viridity presentation was given on May 23, 2012 at the National Defense Industrial Association's - Environment, Energy Security & Sustainability Symposium & Exhibition - under the topic Energy Security - Grids.
Once again it looks like the information starved Axionistas have snarked the market and found a tremendous clue to the next likely event. A 285 kWh PbC array will probably be on the order of 500 batteries, or roughly $200,000 at the per battery price paid by NS.
iindelco: April 29 comment [extracted].
Hey Bang, I don't think these two older Sandia reports are on your web site for ref. materials. (Well I couldn't find them!) Could you please add them if they are not as they are good for ref.
Totally off-topic but this is just insane --
The Chinese index today fell 64.89 points matching the June 4th 1989 date of the Tiananmen square crack-down on its 23rd anniversary, and..."In another twist, the Shanghai Composite Index .SSEC opened at 2346.98 points on the 23rd anniversary of the killings. The numbers 46.98 could be read as June 4, 1989, backwards."
(AXPW): EOD stuff.
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Sao Paulo, 31 January (Argus) — Brazil will boost the ethanol content in its gasoline pool back up to 25pc from 20pc, starting on 1 May, according to Edison Lobao, minister of mines and energy.
The government is confident that local mills will have capacity to meet the increased biofuel demand that will result from the higher blending rate. Brazil lowered the blend to 20pc in October 2011 amidst drought, falling sugar cane yields and high sugar prices, all of which induced mills to favor sugar production over ethanol output.
The government is still considering more incentives to boost domestic investment in ethanol production, Lobao said, without specifying any particular measures.
Brazil sugar and ethanol consultancy Datagro expects the 2013-14 center-south sugarcane crop to rise as much as 10pc over the last harvest. This season gets under way on 1 April.
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Petrobras announced a 6.6pc increase in gasoline prices on 29 January, but analysts believe the company will still be selling gasoline on the local market at below international prices.
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Roseann "Rosie" O'Donnell (b. March 21, 1962) is an openly gay American comedian, actress, author and television personality. She has also been a magazine editor and continues to be a celebrity blogger, LGBT rights activist, television producer and collaborative partner in the LGBT family vacation company R Family Vacations. She is married to Michelle Rounds.
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LINCOLN, Neb. — In January, state Sen. John Harms introduced a bill that would require all school buses to be equipped with seat belts.
The bill would require buses manufactured on or after the law's effective date and those purchased starting in 2010 to be equipped with lap-shoulder belts.
In addition, the bill would require all school bus passengers to use the belts while the bus is in motion and school bus operations to provide instruction to students regarding the proper use of the belts.
Harms introduced the same measure last year but ended up pulling it from consideration after school administrators complained that it was an unfunded mandate.
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A sometimes stinging Venice Biennale
Venice, Italy — Every two years, this ancient and liquidy city is deluged by the art world, making it seem more unreal than it already is. Curators, collectors, critics and artists cram onto the Venetian islands for a three-day preview of what is effectively the Olympics of art, the Venice Biennale.
Attired like something out of "The Talented Mr. Ripley" – tailored and European and with all of the ingratiating and insinuating implied by that reference – many of the well-heeled dash like 8-year-olds sprinting for Space Mountain when the gates open each day. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
New food truck House of Fries specializes in Belgian fries and dipping sauces
It's easy to guess this new food truck's specialty: The name is House of Fries. »Read Full Blog Post
MSO closes season with crowd-pleaser 'Bolero,' more
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra is closing its classical season this weekend with a performance of Ravel's "Bolero" that won a standing, cheering ovation Friday evening.
Guest conductor Gilbert Varga led the orchestra through a well-constructed program that also included: Mozart's "Overture to 'Le nozze di Figaro'" ("The Marriage of Figaro"); Tchaikovsky's Concerto in D major for violin and orchestra, featuring guest violinist Karen Gomyo; and Kodály's "Dances of Galánta." »Read Full Article
Soulstice cast hits the right notes with Sondheim's 'Follies'
Just after intermission in the production of Stephen Sondheim's "Follies" now being staged by Soulstice Theatre, Heidi Schiller — oldest among the pre-World War II showgirls attending a one-time reunion — begins to warble an operetta-like tune from her heyday.
Playing the older Heidi, Amanda Hull sings that we must never look back. But of course Heidi looks, remembering the ravishing young performer she'd once been, when she could hit every note in songs like this one. Which the suddenly materialized younger Heidi (a lovely Julianne Frey) then easily does, singing of the bittersweet passage of time — something a young Heidi can't possibly feel as acutely as her older self does. »Read Full Article
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The 2014 North American Piano Competition is taking place this week in Milwaukee. Semifinalists will perform recitals and in master classes through Wednesday when the final concert and awards will be given out. Today there will be recitals featuring the pianists performing with members of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra starting at 8:15 a.m. and continuing till 7 p.m., with master classes at 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. These are open to the public ($15); they take place at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, 1584 N. Prospect Ave. Another master class for the semifinalists will be at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday (free admission), with recitals by visiting artists at 7:30 p.m. (tickets $20 for adults, $15 students). These are also held at the conservatory. On Wednesday, the artists move to the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water St., with free solo performances at 6 p.m. in the Anello Atrium. Then the three finalists will perform with the MSO in Uihlein Hall (tickets: $15, adults; $10, students; $30, box seats) at 7:30 p.m. »Read Full Article


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Like the other reviewer, I did not have any sherry. But I had some specialty vinegar "ginger and honey" flavor which I used instead. Hubby liked this LB a lot. He liked the marinade so much that he asked me to make it up again with his next steak. For that it gets 5 stars!!
YUM! I picked out this recipe because I wanted a London Broil recipe that wasn't covered in Cream of Mushroom soup, etc.and I had all the ingredients. Or I thought I did. I was fixing up the marinade and realized that I did not have cooking sherry, and on a whim I just splashed in some red wine vinegar! Next time I'll make sure I have sherry on hand, though. It ended up marinating for slightly more than a day but that worked out great because the flavor really got into the meat. We will be making this again.


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'The Quick' maintains a fast pace
"The Quick: A Novel"
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Random House; 544 pages; $27
"The Quick" centers on close-knit siblings James Norbury and his older sister, Charlotte. As the book opens, the socially awkward James, a would-be writer, heads to London after finishing his degree at Oxford.
Poor spinster Charlotte, feeling deserted, remains behind on their family's decrepit country estate.
During James' last days at Oxford, he overhears a pair of lovers in the library involved in a whispered tryst.
His poet's imagination takes over: "Another kiss," Owen writes, describing James' eavesdropping entrancement. "He would be fair also, James thought -- barely older than she, innocents both, Daphnis and Chloe in a grave green forest of books. The lovers, as he had seen them in many different names and guises, in many stories and songs."
He's brought out of his romantic reverie by the girl's sneeze, makes a noise himself and gets caught. "You may as well come out," the man says. "We can hear you breathing."
That might seem like a throwaway line, but it turns out to be the most important distinction among the major characters of the book: Some are breathing, or "quick," as in the Bible's distinction between "the quick and the dead," and many, in the worst possible way, are not.
Once in London, James ends up sharing rooms with Christopher Paige, the "Daphnis" of the Oxford library meeting.
Charlotte, meanwhile, eagerly awaits every next letter from James. Then the correspondence comes to a dead stop, and James becomes unreachable.
Panicked, Charlotte travels to London in search of him, and what she finds completely, to use present-day vernacular, blows her mind (as it will readers'). She's soon immersed in a blood-drenched search for not only her brother, but for justice and a semblance of sanity.
"The Quick" is that rare book that reviewers and readers live for: both plot- and character-driven, a stay-up-all-night-reading romp of more than 500 pages that you'll desperately wish was double that.
This is elegant, witty, force-of-nature writing, and Lauren Owen should have a long and illustrious career before her.
For those like me who're dismayed to see the book end, I'm pleased to report that she's said she's at work on a sequel, which can't come fast enough. Lauren, we beg of you: Be quick.


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Election day soundbites from CNN, Fox, MSNBC
"We have nobody to blame but ourselves for voting in the same people again and again" - Jack Cafferty, on CNN.
"If Romney wins it will be because of one thing, the debates." - Republican strategist Frank Luntz on "CBS This Morning." »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Yo La Tengo swings from calm to full-on rocking
Yo La Tengo's show at Turner Hall on Saturday showed that in music, there are different types of Zen.
The Hoboken, N.J.-based indie rock darling began a nine-song opening acoustic set with a meditative variation of "Ohm," the first track off "Fade," its lovely and relaxed 13th full-length studio album released in January. Georgia Hubley gently tapped the drums with brushes, her husband Ira Kaplan glided the song toward a subdued Middle Eastern-influenced guitar jam, and the couple along with primary bassist James McNew sang sweetly, quietly, together. »Read Full Article
MSO captures excitement of rarely performed Beethoven works
In the culinary world it's quite the event to plan a meal around a single delicacy, for instance a white truffle meal.
In the music world, it's a similar treat to plan a meal around a musical delicacy, for instance some of the infrequently performed symphonies of Beethoven. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Rep's 'Clybourne Park' an electrifying production
Because "Clybourne Park" is so good and because it explores issues that aren't going away, it's easy to agree with Mark Clements' prediction - made in his director's notes for the new Milwaukee Repertory Theater production - that Bruce Norris' play is built to last.
It's much harder to imagine watching the inevitable revival, 10 or 20 years from now, without hearkening back to the electrifying performance I saw Friday night, in which Clements' all-star cast gave "Clybourne" the treatment it deserves. »Read Full Article(1)
Winter Jam tour brings full range of Christian music to U.S. Cellular Arena
The Christian music industry has long been a bit of an enigma.
Mostly, the genre has remained separate from its pop brethren. There it has thrived, in record sales, at festivals and on Christian radio. »Read Full Article(3)


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Week 6 marks the turning point for many seasons on the gridiron
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ASHLAND — When Michael Griffin signed his letter-of-intent to continue his track and field career at Eastern Michigan University in 2013, a small part of him knew he would miss football.
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Shelby Zeiter shoots an 82 to lead Chargers
The Monroeville Eagles stopped a 3-game losing skid with an important Firelands Conference win over South Central on Tuesday. The Eagles took the game by scores of 25-20, 25-20 and 25-21.
The project of St. Paul seniors Jimmy Adelman, Jacob Avendano and Mitch Phillips, in the form of a charity golf outing, raised $4,000. That money will jointly benefit three Catholic charities, the Miriam House, County Outreach and the Adult
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Chemical Testing of Textiles is a comprehensive book aimed at giving a full overview of chemical testing for both academics and industry. It provides an extensive coverage of the chemical analysis procedures for a broad range of textiles. It introduces fundamental chemical concepts and rudimentary procedures and tries to balance the theoretical and practical parts of the contents. In most cases, the chemical analysis is undertaken with a test method regulated and updated by a professional organization. It serves as a great accompaniment to Physical testing of textiles. It has been compiled with the hard work of a team of contributors including professors, material researchers and textile analysts from Canada, Britain, Germany, and the United States of America.
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Qinguo Fan is an Associate Professor of Textile Chemistry at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. His research interests include textile chemistry, color science, polymer science, and environmental compliance of textile wet processing.


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Ah,that brings back some memories. When I was just a wee laddie my papa and I would take the carriage across in the steam ferry. I'll never forget the first time they blew the steam whistle...
So, how many sheep did that "catfish" chase down and swallow? I count 4 bulges, with no fins, and an aligator gar "head"
Never seen Titteringdales, but I did come across a rare clump of giggling bushes once.
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In collaboration with Monti,1 I found that 95 per cent. of the children of the poor in Vienna showed evidence of a tuberculous infection at the time of puberty. Since then a number of papers on this subject have appeared from various cities and countries. The results were very different. The cause of this variation lies partly in the actual differences in the various cities, but to a certain extent the difference in the method used for the examination and the difference in the selection of the material share the responsibility.
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In tribute to former Prime Minister Yitzchak Shamir, who passed away this past Shabbos at the age of 96, JEM has posted an excerpt from the film exploring his relationship with the Rebbe.Yocheved Seidman
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These findings are generally consistent with prior reports GAO issued for the 2010 through 2014 reporting periods. As in our other reports, some lobbyists were still unclear about the need to disclose certain covered positions, such as paid congressional internships or certain executive agency positions. GAO estimates that 21 percent of all LD-2 reports may not have properly disclosed one or more previously held covered positions. However, over the past several years of reporting on lobbying disclosure, GAO has found that most lobbyists in the sample rated the terms associated with LD-2 reporting as "very easy" or "somewhat easy" to understand with regard to meeting their reporting requirements.
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