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"We began to shoot back from behind the barricades and we threw Molotov cocktails at them," Zhadobin said. Two of the vehicles caught fire and the attackers fled in the other two, he said.
The Ukrainian Interior Ministry's office in the eastern Donetsk region said three people died in the attack and three others were wounded. The statement said some of the attackers were also killed or wounded, but the number wasn't known. Russian state television reported that two of the attackers were killed.
In Moscow, the Russian Foreign Ministry quickly blamed the clash on the Right Sector, a nationalist Ukrainian group that has supported the pro-Western interim government in Kiev, the capital.
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Russian state and other Kremlin-friendly television channels showed pictures of items said to have been seized from the attackers and the two captured vehicles, which were pockmarked by bullets and gutted by fire. The items included weapons, ammunition, maps and the business card of Right Sector leader Dmytro Yarosh.
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Invariably, these are the same people who claim that democracy is paramount, that the wishes of the people must always prevail over the "special interests." All of that goes out the window the moment the people (not some theoretical concept of the people, but the actual people) demand that the government-employee gravy train slow down.
Manchester voters have twice approved a tax-and-spending cap. The special interests (yes, public employee unions are special interest groups) teamed up with out-of-state leftists to kill it once, and they have tried unsuccessfully to kill it ever since the voters approved it the second time. Having failed in their ultimate goal, now they plead with public officials to override the cap, which would be to override the wishes of the people.
Year after year the argument is precisely the same: Spend more money on the existing public school system, or the children will suffer. Never do the advocates for higher taxes and higher spending advocate for structural changes that might really improve the lives of Manchester's children by bringing deep, lasting reforms to the public schools. It is always money, money, money.
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Overriding the spending cap is not the solution for making Manchester's school system better. Yes, in some areas more money would help, and when the economy improves the money will come. But many school system flaws are not financial, and no amount of money will fix them.
Spending more money on schools does not take real courage. What takes real courage is upending the status quo so that teachers, administrators and students are all held to higher standards and then held accountable should they fail to meet them.
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Quebec (Canada)
1.65/5 rDev -58.3%
This one was a real dissappointment.
Going in to rate this beer, I had read no reviews so there wasn't some huge expectation on my part as to what I would encounter.
Aside from the appearance, which was average, this brew had no redeeming qualities. Poured a deep reddish brown crystal clear sample into my glass. Struck me as odd as the label said ''bottle conditioned''. I would have expected some haze or particulate matter, but none was to be found. The foam was initially generous and lively but dispersed lightning fast and left without a trace.
The aromas were sweet and fruity, backed by yeastiness and mild spices up front. The finish was maltier with notes of confectionery sugar and... puréed pears from the good folks at Gerber.
From there things pretty much went downhill. Bland brew with a watery texture and flavours of band-aids and a crushing alcohol; bitterness. Very unpleasant. The finish was mercifully short and dry. I poured the remainder in the sink, so $6.00 US down the drain.
I will seek this out again, so it can prove me wrong. No beer is really this awful.
11-20-2004 06:35:53 | More by Beersignal
2.88/5 rDev -27.3%
330 ml white bottle. No freshness date.
Murky reddish brown with a fleeting brown head.
Aroma is slightly vinous, some caramel, some yeast, and over ripe fruit.
Flavor is slightly caramel, slightly sour, dry yeasty finish.
On a good note tho the 8% abv was well hidden
06-11-2007 05:55:57 | More by Padron4KM
2.95/5 rDev -25.5%
This beer pours a dark red color with a moderate and creamy head. Very nice color. More bright than the normal Belgain beer. The aroma was sweet and fruity with possibly some chocolate thrown in there. Promising aroma. The flavor was pretty thick and fruity with some spices thrown in for good measure. The finish was very dry - unexpected - and the alcohol was apparent in the flavor. I prefer the triple because this one just didn't drink very easily.
09-12-2003 18:01:05 | More by clvand0
3.03/5 rDev -23.5%
A-Dark brown,no head, sediment in the bottem of the bottle.
T-Soy?,Malt taste and beef.
S-Soy and some citrus.
D-One was enough, if you like a salty beverage, try this one.I didnt like it at all.Maybe it was spoiled when I got it.I dont think I'll Have it again.
08-14-2006 13:39:06 | More by MmmIPA
3.08/5 rDev -22.2%
When this particular brew was poured into my glass it had a medium sized tan head with small-medium bubbles. It had a brown-amber body hue. I could definitely, without a doubt, taste the alcohol in this brew. It also had a lingering aftertaste to it.
06-19-2003 08:04:15 | More by hotstuff
3.13/5 rDev -21%
Duinen solves the problem of green glass by painting opaque white. Dark brown with moderate beige head. Aroma carries sting of alcohol. Good pruney fruitiness. Wood and a surprising (slightly unpleasant) bitterness. Perhaps it's the bitterness, but the flavor is a bit thin. Alcoholic warmth in chest. Extrememely faint Sourness lurks under the bitterness.
05-27-2003 00:19:15 | More by aracauna
Rhode Island
3.18/5 rDev -19.7%
A chestnut brown beer with ruby highlights. Has a big creamy beige head. The arome of fruit, apples mostly with some carmel sweetness and a hint of vanilla in the background. The flavor has none of the complexity that was hintinted at in the aroma. A watery mouthfeel. Very dry with some trace of apple and just the vaguest hint of tabacco on the finish.
Note: this bottle is printed as being 9% and has been in my cellar for 3 years.
02-02-2006 23:33:59 | More by ybnorml
3.3/5 rDev -16.7%
Big 750 ml bottle with the white ceramic like coating. My red foil was much duller than the picture. Hmmm I may have got a relic.
Dark brown body, murky. Supercharged tight foamy beige head. Exploded when it hit the glass. Bottle swirls produced some dark yeasty goo added to the glass. Nice sweet fruity aromas. Plums and figs mostly. Good belgian yeasty taste. Candied malt sweetness, and faint roasted fruits, but all kinda faint. Earthy finish with just a snap of alcohol heat. Some spicyness lingers. Not a real flavorable dubbel.
Easy going down and paired nicely with grilled chicken, but I guess I expected more from this belgian.
08-07-2003 00:04:04 | More by StevieW
3.35/5 rDev -15.4%
Presented in a 750 ml bottle that had been painted over as white
Appears with a dirty type of cloudiness, color is a ruby w/brown hue color. Had moderately paced dissipating lace with a thin bubbly head. Nose was thin and dry, with notes of raisins, glazed honey, underripe cloves. A winery sugar overall, like a port, with a generall wine type nose: thin, dry, smokily fruity. The hops came through as it opened - almost grassy.
Taste is thin, with notes of slight cinammon, raisins, chestnut and cloves. The fruity yeast pointed to a general tartness and a light chalky bitterness up front. Mouthfeel is thin, sour, astringent, but with a long finish. Overall, not as terribly complex, spicy, or thick as most dubbels. This appears more light in all categories and somewhat along the lines of an oud bruin. Fair drinkability. Ain't no Chimay Grande Reserve, but probably isn't trying to be one.
03-05-2003 10:22:55 | More by nomad
3.43/5 rDev -13.4%
Pours from the white large bottle with short lived thing head into my Chalice. The color is a rich amber iwth little to no carbonation and no yeasties floating around in the brew.
The smell peculiar -- kinda licorice with old malt.
This is not an overly complex beer. Little carbonation on the tongue -- dome hoppiness in the finish. I don't notice anything striking about the beer other than the finsih on the sides and back of the tongue.
This beer is an easy one to drink, but overall not one of my favorites.
07-08-2005 01:02:20 | More by TPSReports
3.45/5 rDev -12.9%
Paid $8.49 @ Jacks for a 750ml bottle. Attractive design. Pours out to a murky deep dark amber, forming a whipped dark beige head with excellent retention and lacing. Carbonation is moderate, not quite as brisk as expected for Belgian bottle-conditioned ales, though I prefer it this way. The aroma is noticed at an arms length...tons of fruit in this one...vinous dark fruits in droves...purple grape juice, freshly pressed apple juice, black cherries, cotton candy, a suggestion of vinegar and dirty socks. The mouthfeel is tartly acidic (quite a bit of lemon) with a leathery astringency in the finish and a medium body. The taste is quite a bit drier than the nose would suggest, with some subtle barnhouse character in the middle. Bitterness is mild, but there is a pronounced tannic/leathery/woody astringency in the finish. Alcohol presence is peppery and noticed at 8.0% ABV. There are faint fusels, but lots of higher alcohols which get aggressive as it warms. Partially oxidized wet newspaper finish. Blah.
The nose on this is incredible, but it doesn't hold up in taste. The alcohols, oxidation, and tannins bother me early into the bottle and severely limit it's drinkability. As a dubble, this fails in every aspect. As a farmhouse belgian dark ale, perhaps it would fly. I'll stick with New Belgium Abbey, which I consider the gold standard for the style. Pass on this one and try their triple which is pretty dang good.
05-25-2006 01:14:12 | More by Mitchster
3.48/5 rDev -12.1%
This brew poured a medium sized head of fine to medium sized light brown bubbles with a transparent brown body. It has a mild malty alcohol aroma and starts slightly fizzy then leaves a strong alcohol taste while leaving spiced notes in the aftertaste.
07-22-2003 22:50:05 | More by TheDM
3.5/5 rDev -11.6%
A pretty average dubbel beer that falls short of the Delerium line of beers IMO. This beer poured a nice dark iced-tea like colour with a small, white head. The aromas were that of a typical dubbel. The aromas were of fruits, spices, yeast, hops, malts, candy sugar, and more. The taste was sweet with a dry, almost bitter finish. The mouthfeel was a little thin and the drinkability was above average...
08-05-2003 14:35:12 | More by francisweizen
3.58/5 rDev -9.6%
750ml, served at 55. I fought with the cork for 5 minutes, giving it my all, only to get it to budge just barely. It took another couple minutes with channel locks to finally get it free.
pours out dark brown oak, with a little brown head that sits around for a while.
aroma is heavy, heady, old oak aged wine berries. succulent smell. candy sugar and yummy earth.
taste is all about wood. deep oak, some vinous notes, and earth. can taste some blackberries and cherries. rather dry finish.
mouthfeel is a bit too bubbly for me. and if i was pressed, i would say it's leaning on the thin side, but, the taste itself makes it feel a bit thicker, so i think it equals out in the end. drinkability is alright.
this beer is alright, interesting brew. reminds me of la terrible, but, not as good. the aroma is where it's at in this one. this beer begs to be enjoyed with food.
03-27-2005 02:32:28 | More by trancefishy
3.63/5 rDev -8.3%
Appearance I had to work the pour to get a decent head, which was strange for an Abbey Dubbel, but once it came up it stayed for quite some time. As it went down it left nice volcanic pits and laced the glass well.
Smell The nicely toasted malts are laced with huge buttery undertones. There are also some big caramel tones in here as well.
Taste Theres some crisp toast flavors on the tongue to go with those buttery undertones. The sweetness is a little more understated than it was at the nose, but overall everything went well together. There is also a trace of alcohol if you look for it.
Mouthfeel The carbonation was measured, and the body was a little lighter than Im used to from Abbey Trippels. Overall, though, it was very smooth.
Drinkability The butter was a little over-the-top for my tastes but certainly not off-style. I did enjoy the creamy style to this bottle. Very nice.
09-19-2003 00:48:44 | More by RoyalT
3.7/5 rDev -6.6%
Hazy darkest reddish-brown color with a fine bottle-conditioned head of a full inch of big bubbles. Laces in large irregular patches. Musky malts and a dry grape whaft to the aroma. Sharp flavors up-front, not soft, but tart unripe anjou pear, lots of mace prickle, combining with a caraway pumpernickle sense. Finishes with a rum-raisiny punctuation and slight smokiness. There's a bit more acidity in this one than I like in this style (on of my favorite styles) -- I like a little more softness in the fruit and less strident raw spice. A fine Ale, nonetheless, just not my favorite Dubbel.
05-11-2003 11:19:01 | More by ADR
3.73/5 rDev -5.8%
Poured from an undated, corked 750 into a Val-Dieu chalice.
Mahogany with a light tan head that never fully goes away and sticks to the glass as it goes down.
Nice nose on this one. Raisins, green apples, bannanas, and the belgian mix of spices and yeast we all know and love.
Overall, this one tastes fairly dry compared to other dubbels I've sampled. Towards the finish it gets very tart. So much that it upsets the balance. There's a slight yeast note, but nothing like what's detected in the nose. Some more malt would set things right.
The mouthfeel starts off smooth yet full, but the tart finish makes my tongue feel like its going to shrivel and dry out. As it warms a little, this subsides....or are my tastebuds numbed by the intensity?
Compared to others in this style, not one of the more drinkable versions.
05-02-2005 06:28:11 | More by ypsifly
3.75/5 rDev -5.3%
Burgundy with a big pillowy light brown head and very active carbonation. Spicy pepper-ish and clove aroma. Smells a bit sweeter than most Dubbels I've had. Prune-like flavors with a clove spiciness. Light-medium bodied but may seem lighter due to high effervesence. Dry finish and alcohol essence.
Not bad but not one I'd likely pick up again considering many better Dubbel choices out there...
Label states: "Bottle Conditioned Belgian Abbey Ale" & "Anno 1107" & "Duinin--Reserve St. Idesbald"
($5.99 / 25.4 oz. / 750 ml white corked bottle with a wire cage)
08-25-2003 15:51:49 | More by RBorsato
South Carolina
3.78/5 rDev -4.5%
Pours a brownish color with medium head. The aroma struck me as being overly musty and gym-sock-like. Granted, it's a pretty light aroma, but still not too great. Luckily things are looking up flavor-wise. Dried fruits combine with malt initially. A mild bitterness enters in mid-palate and into the finish. The flavor profile is mostly easy and fairly delicate, but nice all the same.
04-07-2006 01:56:17 | More by VoodooBrew
3.78/5 rDev -4.5%
The ruby hued and lightly hazy brew is topped by an off - white head that settles into a tight layer. Light phenol and dark, mildly cidery lightly caramelized dark candi sugar notes and hint of toffee in aroma. Yeast esters are surprisingly absent, but pleasantly tart green apple acetaldehyde emerges towards the end of the aroma. Although it's sweet overall in flavor, the sweetness isn't one dimensional, and gains complexity from highly caramelized raisin - like crystal malt (perhaps Special - B.) The body of this brew is quite light, perhaps due to the copious use of highly fermentable Candi sugar in the grist. Yeast esters are minimal in flavor and can be overlooked. The finish is clean, a bit caramelly, w/ sugary sweetness lingering on the tip of the tongue. Although Duinen's Dubbel is pretty tasty, it was just a bit too clean overall. A more robust flavor contribution from the yeast strain would've have made this excellent.
06-23-2002 18:38:23 | More by marc77
New Jersey
3.78/5 rDev -4.5%
A very cool white 330ml bottle poured into a goblet gives us a robust cherrywood liquid with a little tornado of fine carbonation spinning up from the stem. An inch and a half of beautiful tan head subsides glacially to fine lace.
It smells of raisins and prunes, lime and citrus, burnt sugar and caramel. Love that.
Sadly, although it has a wonderful mouth feel, and some nice flavors of malt, bread and fruit, the taste is not balanced to my liking. I'm left with too much of a tart persistant burnt candy flavor, almost root beer, which actually finishes kind of sweet.
Not bad, but not great.
11-14-2004 00:42:25 | More by horndecker
3.8/5 rDev -4%
Cork dated 2003
750ml bottle into a Duvel tulip. A 1/2" cream colored head quickly disappears. The body is very cloudy despite a careful pour. Deep brown with orange highlights.
Aroma is full of caramel and cocoa, slightly vinous with brown sugar and cinnamon. Nothing not to like here.
Flavor starts sweet with more brown sugar, apple cider (but not "cidery") and some mango. Plenty of alcohol in the finish with lingering sweetness.
Medium full body and very low carbonation gives it a sticky syrupy feel. Considering that this is a rather sweet and nearly flat beer, drinkability is pretty good.
Overall, not bad at all, has some nice moments, but not my favorite dubbel either.
08-31-2006 02:30:16 | More by skizziks
3.8/5 rDev -4%
Dark ruby color, small head. Malty aroma. Nice tastingDubbel. Light and refreshing, yet lots of flavor, complex and subtle. Typical of Belgians. Complex and subtle flavors: take your pick, fruit, raisins, apples, pears, cloves, candy sugars and ??. Nice beer. Mouthfeel is full and round. Finish is clean and smooth. Aftertaste is slightly bitter. Nice beer, reasonably priced.
08-11-2003 01:28:47 | More by beerguy101
3.85/5 rDev -2.8%
Appears a dense dark chestnut with a 2 finger light tan head that slowly fades out into a collar. Tiny streaks of lacing.
Smell is of rich caramel, cocoa, and a prune/raisin mix with dark brown sugar.
Taste is of the mentioned aromas with a caramel sweetness. Seems like plenty of Special B and Crystal in the mix...maybe. Plenty of doughy Belgian yeast in there too.
Mouthfeel is sweet, perhaps bordering cloying with a brown sugar raisin and dough clinging to the tongue and hanging onto the palate long after the swallow.
Not bad. Better than expected but with so many great Belgian choices out there, this one could get lost in the mix.
05-24-2006 00:44:30 | More by weeare138
3.88/5 rDev -2%
Presentation: 330ml (11.2 fl.oz) brown glass bottle that is painted white. With its brown V-shaped foil covering the bottle neck, and its brown & yellow label, it has a rather distinctive appearance. Bottled Conditioned. Labeled as Abdij ter Duinen, Reserve St. Idesbald, Anno 1107. Presentation is a little bit gimmicky for a Belgium beer for my liking, which has me hesitant about how this beer will turn out.
Appearance: Pours with a lovely clear deep brown body, hints of polished Chestnut wood and hints of dark red when back-lit. A massive crusty white head forms immediately when poured, aided by the high levels of dissolved carbon dioxide inherent in the beer. The head soon collapses to thin collar covering with no lacing at all. Looks pretty good, much better than I expected to be honest.
Nose: Strong Sweet Malts are present in the nose with a hint of vinegar. Has a twang reminiscent of a freshly bitten strong acidic Granny Smith Apple.
Taste: Sweet malts again dominate the chewy introduction in the mouth, as they did in the nose. The middle is smooth and well put together, whilst the finish has a slightly sour-brown aspect to it, which is very nice and adds real character to the offering. I missed that it leaves a caramel aspect in the mouth when swallowed.
Mouthfeel: Solid, with a slight warming alcohol presence that is satisfying.
Drinkability: For an 8%ABV dark beer, I would definitely rate this as a 4 without even considering it. Maybe it should be higher.
Overall: Its a good beer, above average and one of Huyghes better beers. Sadly, I think the unique bottle presentation somehow hinders ones perception of this beer. I do not why but I imagined it would be much worse that it was. Don't overlook this one, for it is a very pleasant surprise.
06-17-2003 20:23:49 | More by TheLongBeachBum
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There is no argument that we need baseload power and that this has to come from fossils or nuclear. What we need to decide is how fast we want/can move to a much higher balance of renewable energy. Storage will be important, but at the same time, we should be weaning ourselves from dirty coal, then "clean" coal, and figuring out how to really deal with nuclear. Nuclear fission research needs to continue, but we also should have a serious dialogue on what to do with spent fuel and old plants. We are dreaming if we think we can just 'bury" stuff that has half-lifes in the thousands of years!
I am a big supporter of renewables, because really they are just at the start, yet already costs are almost down to the same as coal. Of course, wind and solar can't run 24x7, but if the costs keep dropping that is of little matter. We can then pay for storage easily.
I always ask people - if you could put solar on your house for $10K, would you? The answers are mostly, "No." Then I ask - if you could put it on for $1000? The answer is ALWAYS, "YES!"
We have not really had any technology improvement in solar - just continuous improvement and scale. Obama has done the right thing to go after this, and guaranteed, the innovations are coming.
Wow, one or two people said they had a problem, so it must be a huge trend! Geeze, what a reach this article is. I am not saying it might not require some work to position the lease correctly, but overall, having solar has been clearly shown to increase the resell value. This is like someone saying that people wouldn't buy his house with a pool, because they were concerned about the maintenance. Yes, it could happen, but most people would get it that a guaranteed lower energy bill at no cost to them is a good thing.
I am not saying Dorian did not have a problem, but I just don't see this as a big issue for solar leases. (By the way, I would not do a solar lease. I am pretty convinced that you can do it yourself and the financials would be better. But, it is the same for buying a car. Some people will always choose to pay less as they go and leave the value to someone else.)
One thing no one ever talks about for Germany is that while consumer rates for electricity are high, the business rates are low - due to renewable power. in fact, this is why the Utilities there are struggling. They can't charge premium prices during the day anymore, because on a free and open market there is more than enough power. Germany is very committed to industry which generates jobs. Germans basically get this, so while they complain about high home bills, they also support renewable power and getting rid of nuclear. They understand that having jobs trumps your monthly electric bill.
Sorry to say, but in the US, we seem to want only that corporations make high profits. Jobs are talked about, but what policies are there that drive jobs? Then, we want everything very cheap (hello Walmart), and complain that any rise in costs will "crush the middle class." We ignore the fact that the jobs then go to the lowest possible labor cost countries.
We can fix our problems, but we should really focus on what creates jobs. it is not financial manipulations, or kowtowing to business so that their profits increase. It is simply rewarding companies that employee and produce domestically for the domestic market at least.
Renewables certainly create lots of local jobs - and could create more if we incentivize building up in country - like the Chinese are doing. This isn't rocket science, but we need to have adult conversations about real facts - and focus on jobs, good jobs, and more good jobs.
I think the road idea is good. This is not taking land that is used for anything except cars. Even with traffic, the exposure on roads is actually quite good. You would not put this in dense driving areas unless for the other features of the snow / ice melt, but roads are all over - and easily connected to the grid. If we really had our act together, instead of arguing on paper, we could designate some champion towns in America to pilot such projects and then estimate the costs / beneifts at scale.
I am a big fan of solar and wind. The costs continue to drop with a relatively tiny investment. Imagine where they can be in 10 years. At the same time, getting rid of polution and hazardous energy sources can only be good for us. After all, no matter how rich you are, you still need clean water and clean air to live.
The people doing leases are getting paid for capital risk pure and simple. They also can manage the supply chain and costs plus accounting to make this pay. Assuming you did it yourself, your other option is a loan (bank paperwork), permitting paperwork, installer contract, hope the guarantee holds, and so on. It is NOT like buying or leasing a car, because the product suppliers of cars are big entities that will be around for many years. In solar, even the biggest providers have gone under, so there is much less assurance. A lease takes all that away, you get a smaller, but real savings, and in time, have a low cost / green energy source at your house. Oh, and it also increases the resale value of your home. We now start to see leases showing up in Europe...
Why the anger. This is not the government giving Walmart money for solar - just saying that it is a good example of a company putting up solar. Sorry for the individual installers who could not sell to Walmart, but big companies always like to deal with big companies centrally. That is why Solar City has a stock that is going up...
I find it funny that somehow having a lot of basically free power is somehow not economical. The only reason the price goes to zero in places like Germany is because there is still a big baseload that can't easily be switched on and off. Actually, you could easily run with more than 50% renewables and everyone make money - but PV and wind are disruptive in that they are easy to install and quickly produce locally - which screws up the Utility model of building a big center that has to amortize overy many years.
We will work through this, because lower cost of energy is a good thing - especially when it is clean. Think about cell phones vs. land lines. In the US, it was very disruptive for phone companies, but in Africa and India, it has enabled quick growth of phones. In the end, no one wants to go back to "Ma Bell!"
We will find solutions to the storage issue. The PV and wind costs keep dropping, and other technologies will come along as well. That changes the entire equation. A few years ago, PV panel efficiency and efficienty of inverter was a huge deal - because the panels were the biggest cost. Today, that is not the case, and you can use more panels (oversize) and a less efficient inverter and that drops the cost. Of course, the inverter makers now can make the highly efficient inverters for lower cost as well, so we win both ways.
I say keep an eye on Germany. They have been ahead of everyone, and now will work out these issues. At the same time, countries that need to add a lot of power (Africa, China), can already go to models that use high amounts of renewables - because they can write the rules to benefit the consumers and society - not the utilities.
Nuclear is not better than coal for the simple reason that we have not figured out what to do with the wastes. We are naive to think that we can deal with something that has a half life in the thousands of years. Look back 100, 200, 500, 1000 years. What kind of changes have happened?
I am all for a serious discussion on dealing with the wastes in a responsible way. We have to find a way to recycle them and/or destroy them. My own idea is that we work hard on space elevators. That would allow us to have an economic way of getting the wastes off the earth and we can send them into the biggest nuclear genarator around - the sun.
Meanwhile, it is pretty obvious that solar and wind are vastly under developed. Look at the price drop already, mainly driven by only a few countries. Onshore wind is already the lowest power source to build and operate. Furthermore, these industries create safe, well paying jobs that stay local.
The simple way to compare these sources is to look at large numbers. Let's build and run (in our heads) a few gigawatt energy plant. What will it cost to build? What will it cost to operate? What will it cost to close it down (and deal with any waste)? How clean is it (health and environmental impacts)? What is the potential / likelyhood that these costs will go down? People are good at convincning themselves and others of any given position, mainly because they selectively choose which of these factors to conviniently ignore.
Good article. Amorphous was a good idea when silicon was expensive, but it is really hard to bring costs down to match the low efficiency. I think TEL will really regret buying Oerlikion.
CIGS and CdTe on the other hand have good efficiencies and prices that will clearly drop as volumes go up. I would not be surprised if in 10 years a large portion of solar is thin film and dye (plastics). Ultimately, the cost of things comes down to material usage and manufacturing cost. This will limit normal C-Si solar at some point, because at some point the cost of the substrate can't go down any more.
I fully support Governer Richardson's proposal. Europe (multi country, not state) and China (single party decides all) are way ahead of the US on renewables because they set out clear, long term plans. In Europe, they plan is only to reach a certain target and each member decides how to go about it. We can learn from Europe especially. Note that with all their financial problems, Greece and Italy continue to invest in renewables, because they know that it creates jobs and long term reduces their dependence on foreign energy providers.


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Act of Union I To-night, a first movement, a pulse, As if the rain in bogland gathered head To slip and flood: a bog-burst, A gash breaking open the ferny bed. Your back is a firm line of eastern coast And arms and legs are thrown Beyond your gradual hills. I caress The heaving province where our past has grown. I am the tall kingdom over your shoulder That you would neither cajole nor ignore. Conquest is a lie. I grow older Conceding your half-independant shore Within whose borders now my legacy Culminates inexorably. II And I am still imperially Male, leaving you with pain, The rending process in the colony, The battering ram, the boom burst from within. The act sprouted an obsinate fifth column Whose stance is growing unilateral. His heart beneath your heart is a wardrum Mustering force. His parasitical And ignmorant little fists already Beat at your borders and I know they're cocked At me across the water.
There are many aspects to the poem. There is the geographical, human and political side of it. Our class went through the poem and highlighted in three different colours words from each of the three chosen aspects. This made it slightly easier to see beneath the poem's camouflage. After doing this it started to become more clear and people started to come up with some more relevant ideas. We slowly began to realise that the poem wasn't about what we had first thought but in fact about something completely different. To help us even more Mr Gardner, our teacher, drew us a drawing on the board. In the drawing there was a man and a women. This drawing put together all the imagery from the poem. It worked very well. For example, in the poem it says about an Eastern Coast. This turned out to be the man's back and "the man" was Britain. The woman he was standing over was Ireland.
This is because he has an Irish name, Seamus Heaney, and this might have given it away slightly. By not giving the name it made it a bit harder because it could have been about any country. This made it much harder for us to work out what the poem really meant. When he "revealed" the name you could hear the "ahh's" around the room. This once complicated poem seemed to become more clear and easier as time went on and more and more things got uncovered about it. So at the end Mr Gardner asked who liked the poem. Most of the class did, in fact, all the class except from one or two. In my opinion at the time I thought it was OK, but thinking about it now I really think it is very clever. It is a clever poem basically describing all Britain and Ireland's troubles in one short poem. It is very clever how it describes all these things but disguises it in a poem that you think is about human relationship. So overall it was a definite hit! Ruairidh McPherson.
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This is one mini I hate missing out on. It's a classic with a great level of detail. Pity I'm writing about it from a hotel room instead, but this one I will definitely have to go back and paint someday.
Comic book cover controversy is apparently in this year. I can't wait for 2015 to bring a whole new thing we should be outraged about, because this one is as dumb as dumping a bucket of ice on your head during a drought.
Last week we started working on a big batch of goblins. After all, goblins do travel in packs (at least according to the random encounter table.) This week, we see how the painters made out; it looks like nine of them were completed 100%!
Marvel fans in the know have been aware for a while now that this month's Guardians of the Galaxy #18 is going to reveal the fate of Richard Rider, better known as the hero called Nova. With the wild success of the Guardians film, and the foreknowledge that Rider's fate would be explained, I recently took a tour back through the now classic Abnett and Lanning run of 2007 to 2011, to remind myself of just how awesome those cosmic cops in the Nova Corp can be (especially after their portrayal in Guardians that left them feeling more like cosmic Keystone cops–perhaps the only let down of the film for me). Click below the fold for more on the under-sung fan favorite, Nova.
So this week I was on vacation. on the bright side, I really needed the relaxation time, but on the downside, I spent that time with friends, and got no painting whatsoever done. Fortunately there were some wonderful artists on the internet that picked up my slack.
Speaking of slacking though, I might be doing it for the next month or so. You see, I will be spending the next 4 weeks traveling for work, and though I might get some painting done, it will not be up to my usual standards. As always, life gets in the way. Whether or not I find the time to paint though, I will make sure that the minis are posted.
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By Chuck Wilson
You're going to need the right car. You can't show up in some Land Rover or some Lexus or something and expect poor folks to talk to you about what's in their hearts." So says Florida-born folksinger Jim White near the beginning of Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus. White serves as guide on this musical tour of the rural South, conceptualized less as a state of mind than as an atmosphere. Andrew Douglas's vivid documentary drinks it in, casting aside road movie linearity in favor of a trailer park surrealism cobbled from drifting traveling shots and abstracted imagesa rusty bus abandoned in the woods, a house floating on a lake, the disembodied arms of a prostrate Pentecostal worshipper.
Casually philosophical, White pointedly resists any essentializing truths about this most mythologized of American regions; indeed, he seems determined to preserve a sense of mystery not least about himself. Alluding vaguely to extensive world travels, White describes himself as an "imitation Southerner" and later expresses his admiration for the unselfconscious realness of a roadside tavern's patrons. Still, even the most incredulous New Yorker may begin to understand the South's notoriously trenchant politics. In a land of no middle ground between the salvation of the church and the ritual sin of bars and strip clubs, the lifers locked up in a prison appear as the inevitable mirror images of the devout churchgoers seen later on. Occasionally, our genial host gives us a sociological nugget (he posits the hellfire religion endemic to the area as a natural response to poverty: "They invent a god who's going to whup some ass"), but mostly this trip's about the journey, not the destination, and so we watch the nativeshanging out in bars, speaking in tongues, or just feeling gravity's pull. Joshua Land
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