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Kate O'Neill, Erika Weinthal, Kimberly R. Marion Suiseeya, Steven Bernstein, Avery Cohn, Michael W. Stone, and Benjamin Cashore "Methods and Global Environmental Governance." Annual Review of Environment and Resources, Vol. 38: 441 -471 (Volume publication date October 2013)
Petrova, Maria A. "NIMBYism revisited: public acceptance of wind energy in the United States." WIREs Clim Change, 4 (2013): 575–601. doi: 10.1002/wcc.250.
Kelly Sims Gallagher and Fang Zhang "Innovation and Technology Transfer Across Global Value Chains: Evidence from China's PV Industry," Climate Technology & Development Case Study. Climate & Development Knowledge Network, July 2013.
Bhandary, Rishikesh Ram "Following the LDCs: How Leadership in the Climate Regime Could Look," Policy Brief. Medford, MA: Energy, Climate, and Innovation Program, CIERP, The Fletcher School, May 2013.
Gallagher, K.S. and L.D. Anadon "DOE Budget Authority for Energy Research, Development, and Demonstration Database," Energy Technology Innovation Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, April 16, 2013.
Eisgruber, Lasse "The resource curse: Analysis of the applicability to the large-scale export of electricity from renewable resources," Energy Policy, Volume 57, June 2013, Pages 429–440. (Note: Article adapted from author's 2012 MALD thesis.)
Tanaka, Shinsuke "Environmental Regulations on Air Pollution in China and Their Impact on Infant Mortality," Working Paper, May 2013, Under Review.
Bhandary, Rishikesh Ram "What was New at Rio+20? An Analysis of The Future We Want," Policy Brief. Medford, MA: Energy, Climate, and Innovation Program, CIERP, The Fletcher School, March 2013.
Kanter D.R., Mauzerall D.L., Ravishankara A.R., Daniel J.S., Portmann R.W., Grabiel P., Moomaw W.R., Galloway J.N. "A post-Kyoto partner: Considering the stratospheric ozone regime as a tool to manage nitrous oxide." PNAS 2013 110 (12) 4451-4457; published ahead of print February 25, 2013, doi:10.1073/pnas.1222231110.
Bryan R. Bushley and Rishikesh R. Bhandary "Tracing the REDD Bullet: Implications of Market-Based Forest Conservation Mechanisms for Poverty Alleviation in Developing Countries." Chapter in Poverty Reduction in a Changing Climate, edited by Hari Bansha Dulal, Lexington Books, February 2013.
Gary Jefferson, Shinsuke Tanaka, and Wesley Yin "Environmental Regulation and Industrial Performance: Evidence from Unexpected Externalities in China," Working Paper, February 2013.
Moomaw, William "Can the International Treaty System Address Climate Change?" The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, vol.37:1, Winter 2013.
Benjamin M. Gramig, Carson J. Reeling, Raj Cibin, and Indrajeet Chaubey (Purdue University – CIERP collaborators, AFB Program) "Environmental and economic tradeoffs in a watershed when using corn stover for bioenergy." Environmental Science and Technology, Accepted Manuscript, January 22, 2013, © 2013 American Chemical Society.
Kelly Sims Gallagher "Why & How Governments Support Renewable Energy." Daedalus, Winter 2013 (The Alternative Energy Future, vol. 2), Vol. 142, No. 1: 59–77.
Wilson, C., Grubler, A., K.S. Gallagher, and G. Nemet "Marginalization of end-use technologies in energy innovation for climate protection." Nature Climate Change, Vol. 2, November 2012, pp. 780-788.
Walsh, Katherine "Accelerating Green Building in China," Policy Brief. Medford, MA: Energy, Climate, and Innovation Program, CIERP, The Fletcher School, October 2012.
Kelly Sims Gallagher and John C. Randell "What Makes U.S. Energy Consumers Tick?" Issues in Science and Technology. Summer 2012. Read a response to the article by Cora Marrett, Deputy Director, National Science Foundation (scroll to the bottom section).
Kelly Sims Gallagher, Arnulf Grubler, Laura Kuhl, Gregory Nemet, and Charlie Wilson "The Energy Technology Innovation System." Annual Review of Environment and Resources, Vol. 37: (First online July 31, 2012; Volume publication date November 2012).
Crocker Snow Jr. "Hothouse in the Arctic," Report of the March 2012 international conference Panning for Wealth in the Warming Arctic, co-hosted by CIERP et al. Medford, MA: The Edward R. Murrow Center, July 2012. Read the associated report on the Arctic Triangle Index, involving the resources, infrastructures, and social systems of the 8 Arctic Council countries.
Moomaw, William (Section Author) and Petrova, Maria (Lead Topical Contributor) et al. REN21. "Renewables 2012: Global Status Report." Paris: REN21 Secretariat, June 2012. High res version available here and key findings available here.
Moomaw, W., T. Griffin, K. Kurczak, J. Lomax "The Critical Role of Global Food Consumption Patterns in Achieving Sustainable Food Systems and Food for All, A UNEP Discussion Paper." United Nations Environment Programme, Division of Technology, Industry and Economics, Paris, France, 2012.
Cozzi, Paolo "Assessing Reverse Auctions as a Policy Tool for Renewable Energy Deployment," Discussion Paper (7). Medford, MA: Energy, Climate, and Innovation Group, CIERP, The Fletcher School, May 2012.
Moomaw, William and Papa, Mihaela "Creating a Mutual Gains Climate Regime through Universal Clean Energy Services," Discussion Paper (6). Medford, MA: Sustainable Development Diplomacy and Governance, CIERP, The Fletcher School, May 2012. Also published in Climate Policy, January 2012: DOI:10.1080/14693062.2011.644072.
William R. Moomaw and Kelly Sims Gallagher "Climate Change: The Clock Keeps Ticking," CAIJING Annual Edition: Forecasts and Strategies, 2012, pages 174-176.
Gallagher, K.S. and L.D. Anadon "DOE Budget Authority for Energy Research, Development, and Demonstration Database," Energy Technology Innovation Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, February 29, 2012.
Reading, Michael and Cozzi, Paolo "Report on the Workshop on The Globalization of Clean Energy Technologies: Firm-Level Perspectives and Policy Implications," Workshop Report. Medford, MA: Energy, Climate, and Innovation Group, CIERP, The Fletcher School, January 2012.
Gramig, Benjamin M. and Reeling, Carson J. (Purdue University, Department of Agricultural Economics – collaborators on CIERP's Agriculture, Forests, and Biodiversity program) "A novel framework for analysis of cross-media environmental effects from agricultural conservation practices,"Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, Volume 146, Issue 1, January 2012: 44-51.
Moomaw, William "New Diplomacy," Discussion Paper. Center for International Environment and Resource Policy, The Fletcher School, 2012.
Carver, Liz "Black Carbon and Climate Change: Exploring the Policy Options for Reducing Emissions from Diesel Fuel Consumption in the United States," Discussion Paper (5). Medford, MA: Energy, Climate, and Innovation Group, CIERP, The Fletcher School, September 2011.
Durham, Greg W. "New Energy: The Effects of Regulatory Reforms on the U.S. Department of Energy Loan Guarantee Program," Discussion Paper (4). Medford, MA: Energy, Climate, and Innovation Group, CIERP, The Fletcher School, September 2011.
Siegel, J.R. and Rahman, Atiq "The Diffusion of Off-Grid Solar Photovoltaic Technology in Rural Bangladesh," Discussion Paper (3). Medford, MA: Energy, Climate, and Innovation Group, CIERP, The Fletcher School, September 2011. Read a related paper published by United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD) with contributions from Siegel.
Smithwood, Robert Brandon "Competition and Collaboration in Renewable Portfolio Standard Adoption and Policy Design: Lessons from New England," Discussion Paper (2). Medford, MA: Energy, Climate, and Innovation Group, CIERP, The Fletcher School, September 2011.
Moomaw, William et al. "Massachusetts Climate Change Adaptation Report," September 2011.
Moomaw, William et al. "Reactive Nitrogen in the United States: An Analysis of Inputs, Flows, Consequences, and Management Options - A Report of the EPA Science Advisory Board," August 2011.
Liu, H. and Gallagher, K.S. "Preparing to ramp up large-scale CCS demonstrations: An engineering-economic assessment of CO2 pipeline transportation in China." International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control, Volume 5, Issue 4, July 2011: 798-804 (in press, available on line).
Gallagher, K.S., Anadon, L.D., Kempener, R. and Wilson, C. "Trends in investments in global energy research, development, and demonstration." Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change, Volume 2, Issue 3, May/June 2011: 373–396.
Araújo, Kathleen "Achieiving Decarbonization: Transforming National Energy Systems," Workshop Report, June 2011.
Moomaw, William "Increasing the Share of Low-Carbon Energy Sources in the Fuel Mix In Multicritera Analysis for Climate (MCA4climate)," UNEP, June 2011. Find the full report here.
Cashore, Benjamin; Göhler, Daniela; Hoogeveen, Hans; Rayner, Jeremy; and Verkooijen, Patrick "Learning about policy learning: designing a global forest governance learning architecture," Learning in Politics and Public Policy, ECPR Joints Sessions of Workshops, St. Gallen, April 12-16, 2011.
Gallagher, Kelly Sims and Muehlegger, Erich "Giving Green to Get Green? Incentives and Consumer Adoption of Hybrid Vehicle Technology," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Vol. 61, No. 1, January, 2011: 1-15.
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (Moomaw, William et al.) "Special Report Renewable Energy Sources (SRREN)," IPCC, 2011.
Birch, Melissa B.L.; Gramig, Benjamin M.; Moomaw, William R.; Doering, Otto C. III ; and Reeling, Carson J. "Why Metrics Matter: Evaluating Policy Choices for Reactive Nitrogen in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed," Environmental Science & Technology 45, 168-174, 2011.
Gallagher, Kelly Sims; Strong, Aaron; Mathys, Ted; Davidson, Nick; Manghani, Ravi; van der Wansem, Mieke; and Moomaw, W.R. "Key Research Needs for Global Climate Change Policy," Discussion Paper (1). Medford, MA: Energy, Climate, and Innovation Group, CIERP, The Fletcher School, June 2010.
Lewis, Joanna and Gallagher, Kelly Sims "Energy and Environment in China: Achievements and Enduring Challenges," in VanDeveer, Stacey and Regina Axelrod (eds) The Global Environment: Institutions, Law, and Policy, CQ Press, 2010.
Hart, C. and Liu, H. "Advancing Carbon Capture and Sequestration in China: A Global Learning Laboratory," China Environment Series Issue 11, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, 2010.
Gallagher, Kelly Sims "The Challenge for Environment, Development, and Sustainability in China," in Wilson, G.A., Furniss, P., and Kimbowa, (eds.) Environment, Development, and Sustainability: Perspectives and Cases from Around the World, Oxford University Press, 2010.
Hoogeveen, Hans and Verkooijen, Patrick "Transforming Sustainable Development Diplomacy: Lessons Learned from Global Forest Governance," Wageningen University, January 2010.
Hans Hoogeveen, Jagmohan S. Maini, William Moomaw, Adil Najam, Patrick Verkooijen "Designing a Forest Financing Mechanism: A Call for Bold, Collaborative & Innovative Thinking," Report. Medford, MA: Center for International Environment and Resource Policy, The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University, June 2008.
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Letter from President Hockfield on the death of Howard Johnson
December 15, 2009
Former MIT President Howard W. Johnson dies at age 87
December 14, 2009
A 'loyal friend' to the Institute, he also chaired the MIT Corporation and guided the school through a turbulent era.
Nobel-winning economist Paul A. Samuelson dies at age 94
December 13, 2009
In a career that spanned seven decades, he transformed his field, influenced millions of students and turned MIT into an economics powerhouse
Memorial service for Leo Osgood to be held Dec. 11
December 3, 2009
Leo Osgood, former basketball coach, dean and OME director, dies
November 16, 2009
A memorial service is being organized for the MIT community.
Kabelo Zwane, sophomore in mechanical engineering, dies at age 21
November 12, 2009
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Arthur F. Dotoli, Jr., worked at Lincoln Lab for 42 years, dies aged 78
November 11, 2009
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Inventor, lawyer and lecturer Robert H. Rines dies aged 87
November 4, 2009
Remembering David Schauer
November 3, 2009
Professor's 'academic family' recalls the life and work of the infectious disease expert.
Of Note: Symposium this Friday to celebrate the life of David Schauer
October 26, 2009
Also labeled: Faculty, Memorial services
Memorial service for Peter N. Curtin scheduled
October 21, 2009
A memorial service for Peter N. Curtin will be held on Thursday, Oct. 22 at 3:30 p.m.
Also labeled: Memorial services, Students
Rodger Doxsey '69, PhD '74 dies at 62
October 20, 2009
Alumnus worked at MIT and later played key role as "heart and soul" of Hubble space telescope
William F. Schreiber, professor emeritus in electrical engineering, dies at age 84
October 16, 2009
Also labeled: Electrical engineering and electronics, Faculty
Richard Yamamoto, physics professor, dies at 74
October 16, 2009
The particle physicist came to MIT in 1953 and spent his entire career at the Institute. A memorial service will be held on campus on Thursday, Oct. 29.
Graduate student Peter N. Curtin, 23, passes away while running Baltimore Marathon
October 12, 2009
Also labeled: Students
Bernard J. Frieden, Ford Professor Emeritus of Urban Studies and Planning, dies at 79
September 21, 2009
It is with great regret that we report the death of our longtime friend and colleague Bernard J. Frieden, Ford Professor Emeritus of Urban Studies and Planning, on September 9, 2009. He was 79 years old.Richard Robinson, Sloan professor emeritus, 88
September 14, 2009
Statement on Sen. Edward M. Kennedy
August 26, 2009
MIT President Susan Hockfield's statement on the passing of Sen. Edward KennedyLucian W. Pye memorial service to be held Sept. 12.
August 4, 2009
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Theodore Pian, former AeroAstro professor, 90
July 2, 2009
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Thomas Lyons, longtime LNS employee, 70
June 19, 2009
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Posted By Chris on May 28, 2012
Weekend #2 of the 2012
Star Wars
Weekends at Disney's Hollywood Studios has wrapped and we have an insane amount of photos to share with you. Enjoy 236 images of merchandise from Darth's Mall, the
Star Wars
Celebrity Motorcade, the new Carbon Freeze Me chamber and more!
Here's a look at the program handed out for each weekend during the month of
Star Wars
Weekends. You'll notice that Jerome Blake is actually listed as appearing in the Stars of the Saga show with Ray Park hosted by James Arnold Taylor, but this is an obvious typo as Jerome was originally scheduled for Weekend #1 and then had to cancel his appearance.
Out of the five signing guests this weekend, Ray Park had the largest line.
Disney changed up the opening Stormtrooper show this year with some new banter and music.
My first stop was Darth's Mall. This is a huge air conditioned tent set up with all the exclusive merchandise available during
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Weekends as well as previews of upcoming product. This is always a busy and popular stop.
Another new option available for the first time this year is the personalized Star Tours name tag. You can choose from one of the twelve destinations available in the ride and have your own name printed in Aurebesh. As you can see, I chose Tatooine and Hoth as my locations.
Pins are also some of the more popular and sought after items for collectors. In addition to the pins available to all attendees, Disney also offers exclusive pins available only to Pass Holders and Vacation Club Members. (pictured above)
ACME Archives Limited has a beautiful art gallery set up inside Darth's Mall for fans to browse. Additionally, artists make appearances in the Mall to sign art and chat with fans throughout the weekend.
One of the many events held at the
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Celebrity guests sign autographs and pose for photos with fans during their scheduled sessions.
Here's an R2-D2 lunch pail that comes with goodies for the kids as well as an R2-D2 "Frozen Concoctions" cup. Both are available in various spots around the park.
Enjoy this inside look at the new Carbon Freeze Me chamber. I'm scheduled to voluntarily be frozen in carbonite myself in a few weeks, so look for more detailed photos of the chamber itself to follow.
The new chocolate and peanut butter Darth Vader cupcake available in six different locations around the park.
Always a huge hit, the
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Finally, there are character photo op stations throughout the park. I just happened upon this one while Boba was posing for photos and signing autographs.
It was a great time as always and I hope to see everyone out for Weekend #3 with hosts Ashely Eckstein & James Arnold Taylor along with celebrity guests Jake Lloyd, Silas Carson and Catherine Taber.
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It's almost turkey time, sports fans, and time to reflect a tad on November activities and what has happened in the past couple of weeks and take a gander into the future.
Hope all of you are well and that nary a reader goes without enough turkey, mashed potatoes, yams, green been casserole and pumpkin pie drowning in a sea of whipped cream.
Quite a season for the Seattle Mariners: High hopes to begin the season, not enough hitting to balance solid pitching performances, losing the team's icon mid-season then its longtime play-by-play announcer and then getting a Cy Young Award for its young, talented pitcher.
I considered fellow announcer Dave Niehaus a friend. Since 1977, he has been the voice of the Mariners on radio and Port Angeles/Sequim station KONP has been on the Mariner radio network since the beginning.
He did all but 101 of the 5,385 games the Mariners have played, only recently taking a mid-season vacation in July to spend time with his family on Lake Chelan.
He was recognized as one of the outstanding voices of the game and was included in the broadcasters wing of the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2008. He was very, very, very proud of that recognition.
His "My, oh, my" and "It will fly away" became household phrases, as well as his "grand salami" call for a grand slam home run.
His love of baseball showed in his broadcasts and Dave always had time for us little guys. When the Mariners had their opening games in the Kingdome or Safeco, he always gave me his assessment of spring training and how the Mariners were going to do.
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Felix Hernandez was runner-up in 2009 and was named Cy Young winner for the American League last week. It was much deserved. The big right-hander threw 249.2/3 innings, fanned 232, walked just 70, hurled six complete games, had an earned-run average of 2.27 per nine innings pitched and recorded a 13-12 won-lost mark.
Since signing with Seattle in 2004, he has had only two losing seasons. That's amazing.
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yeh....this arguement that people are having makes no difference in my eyes no matter how much one wants to argue semantics.
"a" devil
"the" devil
devil deal
level 3 demon deal
the whole thing is silly and doesn't distance Peter from what he did and whom he did it with, despite God and Aunt May telling him not to basically.
And regardless, if Aunt May found out who she owes her life to now, she would NOT be happy.
Ok....Superior Spider-Man is kinda interesting, i admit....that being said....i miss Peter Parker and that there isn't a "real" spider-man monthly being published
does anyone actually think this character in a comic book is "the" devil of the bible or whatever it is you are implying though??
i mean, i know we've argued this for years, but i am not sure what we are arguing anymore about this, besides semantics and what equations prove what lines in OMD are lies and which are panels with truth in it.
The story isn't this difficult.
Ok....Superior Spider-Man is kinda interesting, i admit....that being said....i miss Peter Parker and that there isn't a "real" spider-man monthly being published
Yeah, I think people are really reaching at this point to make OMD make any sense. Its just sad at this point, I mean no one does this for the clone saga so I assume this is just people attempting to justifiy the current direction. Not saying you cant like the current direction but still.
my question is if it really makes no difference to you, then why do you bring up what JQ said in an old interview in an attempt prove Mephisto was the devil? If it makes no difference why not just avoid the arguement and get to the root of the problem. Isnt it really all about how evil won?
Yes, but you can not also deny that at various points since the creation of the character Mephisto that he hadn't bee seen by various writers as indeed being Marvel's version of the devil as Jack Kirby has been now shown in one instance to be the God of the Marvel Universe (or a visual representation for the Jewish God (as far as Ben Grimm is concerned.).
Afterall, all things being fair, there's a reason so many people THINK Mephisto is THE DEVIL, and thats because prior to the current admins of Marvel he was used in every which way as their fictional representation of him.
Heck, some one who hadn't read a single Marvel comic but saw, say, the Ghost Rider movie, where GR is referred to as the Devil's bounty hunter, and the Devil in that movie being called Mephistopheles, which if they then went to the comics and found that that character's origin (Johnny Blaze made a deal with Satan who later was revealed to be Mephisto) - Taken from his I'm sure Marvel approved Wiki page "The first supernatural Ghost Rider is stunt motorcyclist Johnny Blaze, who, in order to save the life of his mentor, agreed to give his soul to "Satan" (later revealed to be an arch-demon named Mephisto). Instead, his soul bonded with the entity called Zarathos. When utilizing Zarathos' powers Blaze's flesh is consumed by hellfire, causing his head to become a flaming skull." Then it's pretty darn easy to see why people THINK Mephisto IS THE DEVIL because prior that's exactly how he was depicted in the pages of Marvel comics.
Gotta remember, a lot of people on the thread have been reading comics more than say 10 or 15 years.
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i don't think he is THE devil....lol...
i do think the story is clear as to who he is and who marvel chooses to use him as or not use him as historically when they do or don't want to.
the story is the same whether you want to call him A, THE, or level 3 demon...as some do...lol..sheesh..ya know!? lol
regardless, my point is it doesn't matter, because evil won, as you say, lol
Ok....Superior Spider-Man is kinda interesting, i admit....that being said....i miss Peter Parker and that there isn't a "real" spider-man monthly being published
You are also right. Had the writer and editing staff had not allowed the scene of Peter talking to "God" and being told what he was told and to then have Peter go 100% 360 to what GOD told him to do.. well, some people would have more issue with the fact he went directly against the word of God (which would mean he'd believe IN God inorder for him to even comprehend having a conversation with him) and instead went to who he knew was Evil to find the solution to a problem others told him they could not help him with.
Does this mean that Mephisto in the Marvel U is more powerful than God? Does this mean that God would not bother saving the life of a woman while Mephisto would (for a "price")?
Frankly I just find it bad story telling for the simple fact that an established bad guy (one of the worst in the Marvel U) got away with a victory against a hero that the hero will never get a chance to redeem himself against.
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yeh, evil winning, and Pete getting no closure but instead a skippy new world to live in ...just seems a little wrong.
I would like to have them logically follow up their own story devices at least...maybe have the heroes or SOMEONE look into their tampered minds...find out about the devil deal somehow, being angry at pete with the very personal mental tampering the world endured because of this and go after spidey! something maybe a little Identity Crisis like...i dunno...
Also, have Aunt May find out about who she owes her life to, and set up and interesting and NEW dynamic with her vs. pete and what he did to her, against her will, and with WHO.
there are actual NEW storylines for spideybooks to explore instead of editorial tampering device with no logical follow thru exploring some of these ideas they set up the new world's foundation with here...
Instead we get a sloppy spidey wash via magical mephisto and no folding or ironing it seems. again, no closure. Pete turns to the bad guy (away from God and Aunt May) and the bad guys wins basically, though he is the only one who can conveniently save the dying elderly woman with bullet wound.
but yeh, Joe's story contrasts God and the devil characters....good and evil...and yet we argue semantics on "the" devil and "a" devil and such...for some reason...
Ok....Superior Spider-Man is kinda interesting, i admit....that being said....i miss Peter Parker and that there isn't a "real" spider-man monthly being published
You know who's just as bad as Spidey? Valeria Richards. She made a deal with Doctor freakin' Doom! She even invited him to join their team! Evil is totally winning in FF.
If Valeria weren't so young, I'd say she and Spidey should.....
No, the combined evil of Val and Spidey would shake the Marvel U. to its foundations.
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The stock market has started off the year in an impressive fashion as the S&P 500 had its best daily gain since late 2011. The final agreement was disappointing on many levels, but for investors who have been fixated on the fiscal cliff for the past few months, it has been a frustrating time.
Since early in November (Don't Jump Off the Fiscal Cliff) I have been trying to convince investors that selling in fear over the potential impact of any political or economic debate should not be part of any sound investment plan. Instead one should have a clear plan of what they are willing to risk before they buying. This often will force the investor to buy closer to support.
The difference between success and failure in the investment markets can often be traced to the entry level. Though the setback into the November lows was a bit sharper than expected, there were no signs that a major top had been confirmed.
The positive signals from the market internals in 2012 has favored buying stocks or ETFs that are outperforming the overall market if they drop back to support levels where the risk can be better controlled. In late November, I referred to this as smart buying as often times buying too high means that longs are stopped out just before prices turn around.
The current analysis of the NYSE Advance/Decline line still favors buying stocks at support as it has for the past few weeks. The recent correction allowed us to add new long positions at good levels, but unfortunately the thin year-end selling also stopped us out of some positions. Now is a good time to adjust stops in the Charts in Play portfolio and one sector has now joined the list of market leading sectors.
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PLATTSBURGH — Trinity Episcopal Church at 18 Trinity Place will be holding a Blue Christmas service at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 19.
The service is for those who find this time of year to be difficult due to some kind of loss. It is a quiet, reflective service. All are welcome.
For questions, call the church at 561-2244.
Champlain church hosting Blue Christmas service
CHAMPLAIN — Christ & St. John's Episcopal/Anglican Church at 18 Butternut St. is holding a Blue Christmas service at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 19.
The service is for anyone suffering from grief, depression or anxiety this time of year. The service offers a message of hope and healing. All denominations are welcome.
For more information, contact the Rev. Patricia A. Beauharnois at 298-8543.
Church Chancel Choir concert Sunday at 4 p.m.
PLATTSBURGH — The First Presbyterian Church Chancel Choir will present its annual Christmas Candlelight Concert at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16, in the church sanctuary on Brinkerhoff Street.
Sacred Christmas music — old and new — will be featured. The ALEE Quartet will also perform. The choir is directed by Victoria Washburn and accompanied by David Carpenter.
The concert is open to the public free of charge.
Malone church group caroling through village
MALONE — Centenary United Methodist Church is organizing "An Old Fashioned Christmas in the Village" on Sunday, Dec. 16.
Members of the church youth group, choir and others will be caroling through the village by hay wagon beginning at 4 p.m. in the Rockland, Harding, Francis, Highland, Webster and Academy areas. The carolers will then head to the Washington, Milwaukee and Clay street areas, ending up at the gazebo on Arsenal Green at about 5 p.m.
The community is invited to meet at the gazebo for more caroling, cookies and hot cocoa.
Church putting on free ham dinner Christmas day
PERU — The Harkness United Methodist Church is offering a free ham dinner to the community on Christmas day.
The meal will be served from 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 25, at the Church Hall at the four corners in Harkness, 776 Hallock Hill Road.
Reservations are requested but not required by calling 643-9560 or 569-3421. Take-out meals will also be available.
For more information, call 643-6690.
Children's choir presents special Christmas program
PLATTSBURGH — The children's choir at the Plattsburgh Church of the Nazarene, 187 Broad St., will present "The Singing Christmas Tree" program at 9 and 10:45 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 16.
All community members are invited to this Christmas celebration.
Essex Church hosting Christmas programs
ESSEX — The Essex Community Church will host the following programs during the Christmas season:
At 10:15 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 16, Sunday school children will present their original nativity play. The annual Christmas Brunch will follow at 11:30 a.m.
At 10:15 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 23, the Christmas Sunday service will feature special music followed by a coffee hour.
At 11 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24, the church will hold its annual candle-lighting service.
All are welcome to the events.
Traditional Candlelight Service set for Dec. 24
MALONE — The First Congregational Church, on the corner of Clay and Main streets, is holding a Traditional Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24.
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Posted 12/15/2012 4:30 PM
should be a good game to build our confidence off of 2 in a row would really boost us
Posted 12/16/2012 1:19 AM
People said I was crazy when I said we would go on a nice winning streak. We just won 4 of our last 6.
We play Denver, Phoenix, the Kings twice. Best Case Scenario=4-0 Worst=2-2
Posted 12/16/2012 10:40 AM
Since it's not in Dustin's rundown, I'm assuming there's still no Wesley for tonight?
Should Claver be getting the start? I guess it's worked so far, but I just don't see why it was #18 that was called over #3, #5, even #8 since most of the options include sliding Nic to the 2. Maybe those other guys are too valuable coming off the bench and playing with a second unit?
Posted 12/16/2012 10:52 AM
I say start Barton and let Pav come off the bench, or have it the other way around.
Posted 12/16/2012 12:18 PM
Posted 12/16/2012 7:13 PM
At the half: Batum 2-3 from 3. 2 reb, 5 ast, 4 stl, 2 blks Aside from 2 turover, he's having a very solid impact on this game. With Batum AND Lillard dishin dimes as they are, it's making JJ's job really easy to find his opportunities on offense.
Sasha putting in some work. He's definitely not young, but he's playing really well. Not the stat stuffer Batum is, but getting it done. I think it's smart Stotts pulled Wes. No need to force it and run the risk of reaggrivating his injury. I agree with river, Sasha is the guy I want coming in first off the bench.
Rice said it best, Barton needs to learn to look for what is best for the team, not look to score first. That pass out to Babbit for a better shot (and a 3PM) was definitley good to see. Going 1-6 from the field in 7 minutes of play... not so much.
Posted 12/16/2012 8:22 PM
Posted 12/16/2012 8:27 PM
WOW. Talk about being robbed. Batum had a huge block on Davis with 5min in the 4th and got bailed out by the refs cause David grabbed Batum's arm. Batum's been having fun tonight, and he got fired up after that call. Can't blame him.
Hickson had a huge game on offense, and the ball movement and execution had everything to do with him having a monster game versus his average double double. Was some of the best team ball I've seen from this Portland team all year (then the 4th quarter happened.) LA goes out with a twisted ankle and I guess the good news is we don't play again till thursday. And can you say enough about the leader for Rookie of the Year? Clutch.
Batum becomes the first player in the NBA since Jamal Tinsley did it in 2001 to have at least 10 ast 5 stl 5 blk in a single game. (he should of had 6 blks)
woooooooh WHAT A SHOT!!!!
We should not have been in that position but stil....
Posted 12/16/2012 8:33 PM
Rookie of the month, then highest scoring game of all rookies, then first game winner of his career? He's just going up and up!
I'm not trying to be petty, because bad play calling is what it is, but if players get flack for dunking in a win under 24 seconds, shouldn't players get similar flack for padding their stat line with alley-oop buzzer beaters that have no bearing on winning the game? Whatever, I guess it's Monty Williams that should be asked about that embarrassing moment.
Posted 12/16/2012 10:10 PM
Posted 12/17/2012 12:46 AM
lillard for the win should of had a wider gap but anywayz hickson had a huge game
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This game showed Damian's comparisons to Billups to maybe be accurate..mr big shot
Posted 12/17/2012 2:02 PM
Looks like NO didn't learn anything from summer league. Go under the pick, get a dagger in the face.
(Lillard vs NO in summer league)
Posted 12/17/2012 3:19 PM
Posted 12/17/2012 7:01 PM
In case people didn't realize what Nic accomplished last game, here it is.
11 pts, 10 asts, 5 rebounds, 5 steals, 5 blocks. This is known as a 5x5 because he reached at least 5 in 5 separate stat categories.
This is only the 7th 5x5 recorded in the NBA in the past 20 years. The last recorded 5x5 was January 2006, nearly 7 years ago.
I think that's huge, and not just because he was my pick to click.
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The Blazers were winning!  That is the key word, were.  Blazers are living proof that you can live and die by the jumper.  Lately it has been dying.
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NFPA Journal®, September/October 2009
The International Fire Sprinkler Association recently teamed up with the Society of Fire Protection Engineers to promote worldwide use of hydraulic calculations for fire sprinkler systems. The effort was more difficult than expected, because hydraulic calculations are now taken for granted. While training materials are readily available on the subject of "how" to calculate a sprinkler system, few address the issue of "why."
July - August 2009 Big changes in the world of storage sprinklers
May - June 2009 Improving on 95% reliability for sprinklers
March - April 2009 Reconsidering the idea of interconnected risers
January - February 2009 Going green with sprinklers
November - December 2008 Vote changes IRC to require fire sprinklers in single-family homes
September - October 2008 Diagnosing sprinkler system problems
July - August 2008 Limiting lateral brace spacing
In a day when the green movement and sustainability have become priorities, the use of hydraulic calculations is more important than ever. Reducing pipe sizes saves materials and the energy needed to produce those materials. While the savings are usually not enough to justify the inclusion of a pump where not otherwise needed, hydraulic calculations are almost always economical in situations where a pump is to be provided anyway.
Much of the world still uses pipe schedule systems, where each pipe size is permitted to serve a specific number of downstream sprinklers. For example, the original 1896 edition of what is now NFPA 13, Installation of Sprinkler Systems, allowed a single sprinkler to be supplied by ¾-inch (2-centimeter) steel pipe, but required 1-inch (2.5-centimeter) steel pipe to serve two sprinklers on a line, 114-inch (3-centimeter) pipe to serve four sprinklers, and so on. Pipe schedules were developed over the years for various occupancy hazard classes, but in all cases were intended to ensure that the flows from sprinklers generated a reasonable degree of pressure loss through the piping, based on typical water supply pressures.
Of course, available water pressures are different for every system based on the strength of the municipal water supply or the choice of pumping arrangements. These differences are not taken into account with pipe schedule systems, but are considered through the use of hydraulic calculations.
Hydraulic calculation of sprinkler systems has actually been around for more than a century. John R. Freeman, one of the founders of the NFPA, tested sprinkler systems from 1893 to 1895 and established some of the basic concepts. But the complications associated with hydraulic calculations were not initially believed to be worthwhile. Although hydraulic design was briefly addressed in the 1955 edition of NFPA 13, the 1967 Handbook of Industrial Loss Prevention noted that "detailed calculations of the performance of sprinkler systems are ordinarily limited to infrequent instances where the occupancy may require greater than normal water density or where the adequacy of the available water supply is in question."
In 1964, however, Clyde Wood of the "Automatic" Sprinkler Corporation of America wrote a Study Guide for 'Automatic' Sprinkler Hydraulic Data, which he prefaced with this simple statement: "The purpose of fire protection hydraulic calculations is to enable the fire to be extinguished with the maximum efficiency, with a minimum cost of piping, apparatus and supply of extinguishing medium." Some detailed rules for accomplishing hydraulic calculations were added to the 1966 edition of NFPA 13, and density/area curves establishing system design criteria were added in 1972, making hydraulic calculations fully possible for the first time.
For the next two decades, hydraulic calculations shared the stage with pipe schedule systems, until the NFPA Sprinkler Committee observed that pipe schedule systems were only being used where hydraulically calculated systems were not economically viable, where water supplies were so poor that even the pressure losses associated with the pipe schedules were unacceptable. Beginning with the 1991 edition of NFPA 13, the use of pipe schedules was effectively limited to new systems of 5,000 square feet (1,524 square meters) or less, or for additions or modifications to existing pipe schedule systems.
Today, hydraulic calculations are essential to the use of new types of piping and sprinklers. They allow consideration of the flow characteristics of various piping materials and ensure the minimum pressures available to early suppression fast response sprinklers and other storage sprinklers.


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You see a blanket on the ground. It's your favorite color, smooth and soft. You can sit on it, or lie on it. It's a flying blanket, and you are the pilot. You are in control. You can fly anywhere you wish, just by thinking about it. You are the pilot.
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August 16, 2009: In Memoriam Rashied Ali, b. July 1, 1935, d. August 12, 2009
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Sun. 8/16/09 6:52am
Beautiful, fluttering percussive sounds... Thank you. | |
Sun. 8/16/09 6:57am
r.i.p. rashied | |
Sun. 8/16/09 6:59am
Morning, beautiful sounds! The duets on the Universal Consciousness album are so amazing. RIP Rashied. | |
Sun. 8/16/09 7:04am
nice music this morning | |
Sun. 8/16/09 7:05am
RIP Rashied. Nice music Dan | |
Sun. 8/16/09 7:08am
Dan B:
Hi all...yeah, those early Alice Coltrane albums are such a spiritual balm, it's amazing how well they hold up. Thanks for checking in everybody. | |
Sun. 8/16/09 7:40am
jammin jazz i love this stuff !!!!!! | |
Sun. 8/16/09 7:40am
amazing!!!! | |
Sun. 8/16/09 7:42am
your being to good to us this morning dan !!! | |
Sun. 8/16/09 7:43am
Dan B:
@Dogboy/EDM - shows how a drummer can set down a propulsive beat without abandoning rhythmic nuance. | |
Sun. 8/16/09 7:46am
is it me or does jazz get better with age ,,,,,,all my fav jazz is older jazz....this kind of jazz your pla | |
Sun. 8/16/09 8:25am
I'm a real jazz novice and really only listen to older stuff but the new stuff I have featuring the likes of Chris Corsano has the same sort of spirit I think. I would guess he's influenced by Rashied Ali. | |
Sun. 8/16/09 8:28am
Dan B:
@Andy, yes, I'm sure Corsano has listened very closely to Rashied. Another great contemp. jazz drummer, though he goes way back before Corsano started playing, is Beaver Harris. Recorded with the Blue Humans etc etc. | |
Sun. 8/16/09 8:36am
wish I could stay till the end of the show, but thanks a lot for the tunes, Dan | |
Sun. 8/16/09 8:49am
Cool Dan, i'll check him out! I play guitar but love listening closely to drummers more than guitarists, don't know why. | |
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