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Kemper power plant goes online burning natural gas
Published: August 15,2014
Tags: electricity, energy, gasification, Jeff Shepard, John Huggins, ligntie coal, Mississippi Power Co., Mississippi Public Service Commission, natural gas, power
KEMPER COUNTY — Mississippi Power Co. says a key part of its $5.5 billion Kemper County power plant is operational.
The unit of Atlanta-based Southern Co. announced yesterday that it has put three power generating turbines into commercial operation burning natural gas piped to the east Mississippi plant. It comes even as Mississippi Power completes the permanent fuel source, a part of the plant that will turn lignite coal into synthetic gas.
Vice President of Generation Development John Huggins said starting the turbines now is required by accounting rules and will allow Mississippi Power to capture tax benefits while providing power to customers.
"It's ready to serve the customers, it is a low-cost energy source for our customers, we have the summertime peak season demand that it's supporting, plus we'll capture its share of the tax benefits," Huggins said in a phone interview.
Right now, while burning natural gas, the plant will be able to send out about 700 megawatts to the grid. That will fall to 582 megawatts when the company starts using some of the power to gasify coal and extract carbon dioxide.
While it's burning natural gas, the plant is expected to run often during the hot summer months, but less at times of year when power demand is lower. What Mississippi Power calls Plant Ratcliffe will displace some of the company's more expensive generators of power, Huggins said, although he didn't specify which plants are most likely to be sidelined.
The company built an $11 million, 6-mile natural gas pipeline to the rural site because it always planned to use natural gas to test and start the turbines. Even when the company is making synthetic gas, it plans to use natural gas to start and stop the turbines.
Gasifying coal and extracting chemicals are what's made the plant so expensive. Critics have said Mississippi Power should have skipped those parts and just built a conventional natural gas plant. But the company has said using coal is better because it guarantees a low-cost fuel source not subject to market fluctuations like natural gas.
"Kemper was chosen as the best solution to meet customers' needs because of the company's need for fuel diversity," spokesman Jeff Shepard wrote in an email. "Lignite will complement our existing use of natural gas and coal as power generating sources."
Mississippi Power estimates bonus depreciation tax rules that allow the company to write down the value of the investment more quickly if it goes into service this year will save customers about $60 million over the life of the plant. It also says plant operators will benefit from more time controlling operations.
The company's 180,000-plus customers from Meridian to the Gulf Coast are paying 18 percent higher rates to pay for Kemper. Shepard said there will be no further rate impacts from the unit starting service.
The Mississippi Public Service Commission ordered the company on Aug. 5 to file further analysis on the costs and benefits of running the plant now. Shepard said Mississippi Power expects to file those documents by the end of the week.
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text: PRESS RELEASE 1 Sep 2011 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Reaction to British Heart Foundation statements about collection statistics 31 August 2011 Clothes Aid was involved in various press comments following a British Heart Foundation survey released on 31 August which stated that: "New research by British Heart Foundation shops shows that as little as a third (30%) of items donated to charity via letterbox charity bags stand a chance of ending up in charity shops". The British Heart Foundation findings, launched in advance of a major fundraising drive this month, also assert that in some cases as little as 5% is paid to a charity who is working with a commercial company. Clothes Aid, as the largest commercial charity bag collection company in the UK, which currently works with eight main charities around England, Scotland and Wales, was asked to comment and debate the findings. Press links can be found at: BBC Radio 4 Today: "Charity"s doorstep collection warning" http://news.bbc.co.uk/today/hi/today/newsid_9576000/9576964.stm BBC News: "Charity bag household donations sold abroad, says BHF" http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-14724915 BBC News, Beds, Herts & Bucks: "Charities "losing out" to doorstep collections" http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-12577534 The Scotsman: "Charity firms accused of lining their pockets with "bag" appeals" http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/uk/Charity-firms-accused-of-lining.6828172.jp Third Sector: "British Heart Foundation calls for more transparency in clothing collections" 1 http://www.thirdsector.co.uk/news/Article/1088271/british-heart-foundation-calls- transparency-clothing-collections/ Third Sector: "British Heart Foundation views on clothes collections dubbed "strident and negative" http://www.thirdsector.co.uk/news/archive/1088578/British-Heart-Foundation-view-clothes- collections-dubbed-strident-negative/?DCMP=ILC-SEARCH Guardian Money: "Charity bags collected on doorsteps "sold abroad for profit" http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2011/aug/31/charity-bags-doorsteps-sold-abroad Society Guardian, Society daily: "On my radar…" http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2011/sep/01/nhs-close-hospitals-society-daily-email Civil Society: "Concerns raised that BHF criticism of commercial collections damages public confidence" http://www.civilsociety.co.uk/fundraising/news/content/10366/concerns_raised_that_bhf_cr iticism_of_commercial_collections_damage_public_confidence Clothes Aid spokesperson, Michael Lomotey, appeared on many media channels on 31 August defending the position of legitimate commercial clothing collection companies: "We work on behalf of charities which may not be in the position of being able to fund high-street retail shops. We give a guaranteed amount to each charity per year and so far have raised over £4.5m for our partner charities in the last few years. "Statistics-wise, up to 94% of the profits raised goes to our charity partners once overheads have been accounted. This is comparable to the overhead situation of many other charities. The British Heart Foundation asserts that it would like commercial clothing collection companies to act responsibly and be transparent on their charity bags. We always advise the public that they should look for the registered charity number on the bags that arrive through their door. Without that registered charity number, you know you are dealing with a bogus collector and you should not fill that bag assuming it will go to charity." Karen England, Fundraising Director for Make-A-Wish Foundation UK®, commented in Third Sector (1 Sep 2011): "The BHF is taking a very strident and negative view on this, and that risks harming public confidence in charity bags." The charity made a statement 2 that it had made more than £700,000 from working with Clothes Aid since 2006, with the costs involved in the collections being covered by Clothes Aid up front. Paul Amadi, Fundraising Director of the NSPCC, commented in Civil Society (1 Sep 2011): "As is the case for the vast majority of charities, NSPCC doesn"t have a string of shops so the [£1.7m raised by Clothes Aid since 2009] is a significant amount of income which would otherwise have been denied to us. What appeals about our relationship with our commercial collector [Clothes Aid] is that all of the costs are absorbed by them, meaning that the NSPCC can invest further sums into our work. Particularly during these economically uncertain times, the sector needs to be doing all it can to encourage giving and avoid the risk of creating cynicism about fundraising which is a real possibility." Pauline Tanbini, Children"s Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS)"s Retail Manager, commented in The Scotsman (1 Sep 2011): "Supporters are made well aware all items collected by Clothes Aid are sold through the CHAS shops or overseas to raise money for CHAS. Since Clothes Aid began its partnership with CHAS it has raised over £230,000 which is the equivalent of running two charity shops without the overheads." Seb Elsworth, Director of Strategy at ACEVO, linked from Society daily, The Guardian: "It"s nonsense for any charity to claim that all of any donation goes to the cause. And it doesn"t help anyone to encourage the public to judge [charities] in this way. BHF are right to stress the need for transparency, but with transparency we should also be leading the debate about what is of real value when judging a charity. We should be judged on our impact and the value for money of our work, not on crude measures of inputs. What matters is how much difference did we make for the money which donators invested in us? … Charities do and should compete for donations, and sometimes that competition will be fierce and even dirty. But as the sector grows and becomes increasingly professional we do all have a shared responsibility to treat the public with a bit more respect and start a real debate about how effective we really are, or we will all lose out." -ENDS- 3 NOTES TO EDITORS: Clothes Aid was started in 1996 and is the largest commercial clothing collection company in the UK. It is a social business meaning that all profits are sent to the charity partners it works with or are reinvested in the business for further growth Clothes Aid is a fully-licensed fundraiser compliant with all UK Charity Commission regulations concerning the collection and sale of used clothing Clothes Aid works very closely with police from various authorities and other legitimate clothing collection companies and partner charities to crack down on bogus collectors If you suspect a bogus collector or a theft you can call the Collection Protection helpline on 020 7288 8535. Try to note down a description of the individual or group, the time and place of the incident and any other relevant details to share with the helpline staff Look for the Give with Confidence tick of approval from the Fundraising Standards Board on leaflets and bags. Reputable clothing collection businesses and genuine charities are likely to be members of the Fundraising Standards Board, an independent self-regulatory body for UK fundraising, backed by the Office for Civil Society, The Scottish Government and the Welsh Assembly Government Michael Lomotey, spokesperson for Clothes Aid, will be speaking at the Fundraising Standards Board"s symposium on Charity Clothing Collections on Theft Case Studies on Wed 14 September at the Emmanuel Centre, London SW1P For interviews with a spokesperson from Clothes Aid or for images, please contact: Jo Moulds, Press & PR Officer, on 020 7288 8538, 07983 514122 or firstname.lastname@example.com or Michael Lomotey, Business Manager, on 020 7288 8536 or firstname.lastname@example.com. 4

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Request: Pre-built VM image with GHCJS setup
So, as many of you know, GHCJS is pretty hard to get set up.
Clearly, some people have gotten GHCJS set up, and some will be in a VM image.
So, I'm requesting that someone share that image.
I've tried the Vagrant images, but they haven't worked for me, even the pre-built ones. They don't seem to have been updated for quite some time, and I get errors running vagrant up with them.
GHCJS would be great if it were easy, but in the meantime, I think having a good starter VM floating around would be a good solution.
That said, if someone has a good guide of how to get the vagrant images up and working, that would be great. But would much prefer a VM image I can just download and run.submitted by jmite
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Vinyl: Records in Haskell and Type Theory
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Similarities: Monoid, MonadPlus, Category
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Snap projects to learn from
Can you recommend reliable open-source Snap projects?
I have some knowledge of Haskell (mostly gained from Learn You a Haskell), and I have experience creating web apps with Django.
The idea is to see good examples of web development using Haskell that we can learn from. (The focus of my interest would be project structuring, testing and session handling.)submitted by danbal
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Dan Burton: Similarities: Monoid, MonadPlus, Category
How to write reverse of this function?
I made a function in Haskell that takes in a number and returns a list of integers from 1 to that number.gen x = [1..x] gen 4 -> [1, 2, 3, 4]
As I was learning about the monads I noticed that I could bind a list into this function as it has the type of (a -> m a).[2, 3, 6, 1, 4] >>= gen -> [1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4]
Then I wanted to write a function that would reverse the (>>= gen) and i came up with this function.revgen (x:xs) = case (null xs) of False -> case ((head xs) - x) of 1 -> 1 + revgen xs otherwise -> 0 : revgen xs True -> 1 : []
But it doesn't work, I think because of the revgen returning both numbers and lists. But I can't come up with a way to do this any other way with one function. Also the nested cases look ugly as hell but I quess they work as intented because at least it compiles.submitted by SpacemanInBikini
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Updating code to work with vinyl 0.4
OTAS Quant 1: Position Keeping
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Additive/Multiplicative Inverse of Algebraic Types?
I apologize if this is way off topic, but I've been poring over this for a while and I think this might be a good place to ask: has there been any research on 'inverse types'? Either in Haskell or in general.
I'm trying to learn more about abstract algebra and algebraic data types, and from what I can tell the types form a semiring (though if there's a more accurate/complete structure please let me know!). What I'm wondering is if it's possible to extend this semiring to a full ring, or even a field. I've heard of a Grothendieck construction for groups and suspect it is also applicable to semirings, but I haven't really investigated that area very much.
Additionally I can't seem to find any intuitive expression of the additive or multiplicative inverse of a type offhand, but I'm curious if there even is one. Additive inverses seem to make a little bit of sense perhaps in a resource consumption sort of way, but it's shaky at best. And I have no idea what the reciprocal of a type would represent either, though I did see a 'quotient type' mentioned at the end of the clowns and jokers paper.submitted by asampson
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Easy Haskell Profiling
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Type families on unboxed types
I have:type family Flip a where Flip (a -> b) = b -> a > :kind! Flip (Int -> Bool) Flip (Int -> Bool) :: * = Bool -> Int
but it doesn't work for unboxed values:> Flip (Int# -> Bool) Flip (Int# -> Bool) :: * = Flip (Int# -> Bool) > import Data.Type.Equality > :t Refl :: (Flip (Int# -> Bool) :~: (Bool -> Int#)) <interactive>:1:1: Warning: Couldn't match type 'Flip (Int# -> Bool)' with 'Bool -> Int#' Expected type: Flip (Int# -> Bool) :~: (Bool -> Int#) Actual type: (Bool -> Int#) :~: (Bool -> Int#) In the expression: Refl :: Flip (Int# -> Bool) :~: (Bool -> Int#) Refl :: (Flip (Int# -> Bool) :~: (Bool -> Int#)) :: (Bool -> Int#) :~: (Bool -> Int#)
Is there any way to fix that?submitted by haskellthrowaway
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Beyond Church encoding: Boehm-Berarducci isomorphism of algebraic data types and polymorphic lambda-terms
Making Lens/Traversal/Getter/Fold by example
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Safely Composable Type-Specific Languages
Cyrus Omar, Darya Kurilova, Ligia Nistor, Benjamin Chung, Alex Potanin, and Jonathan Aldrich, "Safely Composable Type-Specific Languages", ECOOP14.
Programming languages often include specialized syntax for common datatypes (e.g. lists) and some also build in support for specific specialized datatypes (e.g. regular expressions), but user-defined types must use general-purpose syntax. Frustration with this causes developers to use strings, rather than structured data, with alarming frequency, leading to correctness, performance, security, and usability issues. Allowing library providers to modularly extend a language with new syntax could help address these issues. Unfortunately, prior mechanisms either limit expressiveness or are not safely composable: individually unambiguous extensions can still cause ambiguities when used together. We introduce type-specific languages (TSLs): logic associated with a type that determines how the bodies of generic literals, able to contain arbitrary syntax, are parsed and elaborated, hygienically. The TSL for a type is invoked only when a literal appears where a term of that type is expected, guaranteeing non-interference. We give evidence supporting the applicability of this approach and formally specify it with a bidirectionally typed elaboration semantics for the Wyvern programming language.
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Type class with unbox :: Prim -> Prim# method
Is there any way to make a type class that looks something like:class Unbox ty where type Unboxed ty :: # unbox :: ty -> Unboxed ty instance Unbox Int where type Unboxed Int = Int# unbox (I# i) = i
Fails with an unsurprising error. Making the kind of Unboxed ty * I used the fact that Int -> Int# :: * but that compiles:class Unbox ty where type Unboxed ty unbox :: Unboxed ty instance Unboxed Int where type Unboxed Int = Int -> Int# unbox (I# i) = i instance Unboxed Float where type Unboxed Float = Float -> Float# unbox (F# f) = f
But isn't actually usable:> :t unbox ... :: Unbox a => Unboxed a > :t unbox (5 :: Int) ... :: (Unbox a, Unboxed a ~ (Int -> t)) => t > :t unbox (5 :: Int) :: Int# <interactive>:1:1: Warning: No instance for (Unbox a0) arising from a use of 'unbox' The type variables 'k0', 'a0' are ambiguous Note: there is a potential instance available: instance [overlap ok] Unbox Int -- Defined at /tmp/tmp.4JSrL7ihDP.hs:211:10 In the expression: unbox (5 :: Int) :: Int# <interactive>:1:1: Warning: Couldn't match expected type 'Int -> Int#' with actual type 'Unboxed a0' The type variables 'k0', 'a0' are ambiguous The function 'unbox' is applied to one argument, but its type 'Unboxed a0' has none In the expression: unbox (5 :: Int) :: Int#
Comments welcomesubmitted by haskellthrowaway
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(Nearly) first-class unboxed values: Retrospect
Appearing in the paper Unboxed value as first class citizens in a non-strict functional language, GHC allows allowing user defined data types to contain unboxed values.
This seems to have worked great in Haskell and allows adding optimizations like -ffast-math as a library. THe paper appeared in 1991, have any other languages adopted this view of unboxed values? If not, is it because it only benefits non-strict languages? Something else?submitted by haskellthrowaway
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Jewish Museum of Tolerance Opens in Moscow
|A visitor explores one of the interactive exhibits at the new Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center in Moscow.
The Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center, billed as the world's largest Jewish museum, opened in Moscow, inviting visitors to experience the story of the Jewish people as told through the lens of the many generations living in Russian-speaking lands.
"This is another step in quelling anti-Semitism in Russia," President Vladimir Putin told Russian Chief Rabbi Berel Lazar on the eve of the museum's inauguration last week.
Spearheaded by Lazar, who directs the activities of Chabad-Lubavitch emissaries throughout the former Soviet Union, and his Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia, the center is housed in the Bakhmetyevsky Bus Garage, a Russian landmark that was saved by condemnation and donated to the FJC for restoration.
"Every individual should be educated about the past, the present and the future of the Jewish nation," Lazar said at the opening.
Designed by Ralph Appelbaum Associates, the museum is divided into 12 galleries and features a host of high-tech displays based on the latest interactive media technology, with 4-D circular cinema where visitors can experience wind, smoke, smells, splashing water and vibrating seats as they watch a 10-minute film called "The Beginning" that evokes the biblical creation of the world.
While teaching visitors about Jewish traditions and the everyday life of Jews, the museum charts the history of the wars and disasters that affected every Russian family in the 20th century, such as the October Revolution, Civil War and World War II, as told through the eyes of Jews of that time. Visitors can wander through a cobbled market-square from Czarist times to the thunder of approaching hooves and then hear the rat-a-tat-tat of gunfire from World War II.
"This museum is a declaration of tolerance," said Israeli President Shimon Peres. "There is no other museum like this that reflects history like this one. I want to thank you in the name of the Jewish nation and the State of Israel for building this."
The museum is designed with landscapes that imitate valleys, cliffs, rifts and plateaus, allowing visitors to connect to the experiences of Jews within Russia who lived an unsteady life of acceptance within Russian society. It thus expresses the Jewish nation's aspirations, tragedies, and eventual arrival as an accepted part of Russia.
"Russia is proud and honored with the erection of this museum," said Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. "I am proud that this museum gives the embodiment of the dialogue between the two nations."
The speakers praised the fact that Russia's battle against the Germans was the fatal blow that contributed the end of the Holocaust.
In total, more than 12 hours of video were produced for the museum.
"This is a new era," said Lazar, "for Russian Jews."
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Stephen H. Baum has been an adviser and coach to CEOs for more than twenty years, first as a partner with Booz Allen Hamilton, now as an independent practitioner and director of the Point Group Network. In addition to his private practice, Steve chairs a group of New York City CEOs who help one another with sensitive personal and business issues under the aegis of the CEO membership organization, Vistage International. He hosts "Inside the CEO," a leadership development series at Baruch College in which he conducts unscripted Q&A sessions with well-known CEOs about life experiences that prepared them to lead. Steve is also the author of the best-selling book, What Made Jack Welch Jack Welch."
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text: 000 FXUS66 KOTX 311146 AFDOTX Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Spokane WA 446 AM PDT FRI OCT 31 2014 .SYNOPSIS... A slow moving frontal system will pass through the region over the next 24 hours. Rain against the Cascades this morning will expand east through the day and into tonight. Rain in the Idaho Panhandle will likely linger into Sunday morning. Mild and unsettled weather is expected to continue into next week. && .DISCUSSION... Today and tonight: No big changes to the fcst as the slow-moving north-south frontal boundary currently along the Cascades moves east the next 24 hours. Hourly pcpn rates have been around 3-6 hundredths most sites as a long rich fetch of moisture accompanies the front. Of immediate concern is the embedded short-wave now over W/Cntrl Oregon that will track quickly NE along the frontal/baroclinic zone as it crosses into the Upper Columbia Basin this morning. It will be this wave, along with the speed max digging south along the back side of the trough, that will define the splitting nature of the frontal boundary and upper trough by late Fri/early Sat. As a result of these two features, we`ll see two rounds of pcpn... the first today with the short- wave trough lifting NE across Ern Wa, and the second tonight over SE Wa and the cntrl Id Panhandle as what`s left of the front stalls. Halloween pcpn amnts will be tricky, especially for Spokane which will be close to the point at which the front splits... between the heaviest rains over Nrn Wa today, and the heaviest pcpn threat for tonight over SE Wa. Right now, we`re certain that pcpn will fall late afternoon into early evening, but it doesn`t look like amnts will be more than a tenth for Spokane. Stay tuned...bz Saturday through Sunday: The Idaho Panhandle and extreme eastern fringes of Washington can expect wet weather to continue on Saturday as a trowal airstream interacts with a departing moist frontal boundary along the ID/MT border. Models have been consistent with the idea of a deepening low to our southeast and band of moderate to heavy precipitation on its western flank but there remains some uncertainty how far west this southwest to northeast band of pcpn will expand into into Ern WA and far northern reaches of the ID Panhandle. We are not looking at a huge difference in area, roughly a county or two but this will mean a difference in dry or wet conditions for locations like Pomeroy...Spokane...Newport...toward Bonners Ferry. By far, the wettest conditions will be found in the Idaho Panhandle from the I-90 corridor southward and into the Blue Mtns with northwest flow enhancing rainfall amounts in the Blue Mtns and Camas Prairie. Snow levels will range from 6500-7000 feet during periods of heaviest precipitation then lower near 4500 feet early Sunday morning as precipitation begins to taper off. Consequently, we are not anticipated any major travel impacts from snow on Lookout Pass. Away from the wet weather over Idaho, dry conditions will be common in the Cascades and most of Central and Eastern WA for much of the weekend. The next storm system will spread high clouds late Sunday with rain returning into the Cascades by Sunday night. Sunday night through Friday: An atmospheric river becomes aimed at the Northwestern US bringing several rounds of precipitation, gusty winds, and mild temperatures. Shortwaves tracking along a 150kt jet oriented roughly from 40N/150W to SW British Columbia will waver the fire hose north and south at times but overall, its gonna be another wet period. The initial onslaught of precipitation will arrive starting Sunday night and continue through through Tuesday night. Warm moist isentropic ascent spreads into the Cascades Sunday night then east across much of Ern WA and Nrn ID through the day on Monday. A cool front presses through Tuesday but has no dynamic support aloft and will mainly act to temporarily shut off rain in the lee of the Cascades as midlevel flow becomes more westerly but will have opposite results in in the ID Panhandle and far eastern reaches of WA where precipitation will likely increase. The front and accompanying westerly flow will shove the tongue of moisture into northern Oregon Tuesday night with drier conditions continue to expand east across the Columbia Basin. The Cascade Crest and ID Panhandle Mtns will not see much of this break in shower activity as southwest winds keep the orographic shower machine in full effect. A deeper trof will swing east of the dateline and buckle the baroclinic region back toward the north ahead of a developing warm front. Look for stable rains to spread back into much of WA/ID with the heaviest amounts continuing to focus along the northern and eastern mountains. The trof swings inland Thursday and looks to finally bring an end to the fire hose. Models are in decent agreement with the overall picture but illustrate vast differences with the strength of the trof, degree of splitting, and resultant strength/timing of a cold front Thursday afternoon. The GFS is amongst the most compact, least splitting models and not only ushers a strong very windy cold front through Thursday but the trof also takes on a strong negative tilt and could bring some thunder. The ECMWF splits the energy before reaching the coast and although the reflection of the surface low in Alberta is similar, height rises along the coast are not to the same degree (due to a secondary low off the Oregon/CA Coast) which supports an increase in winds but near the windy scenario depicted on the GFS. We anticipate several more variations in the models before we get to the event but it is something worth keeping an eye on; especially if wind is of any concern. As for snow levels, the lowest levels of this period will be Monday morning with the onset of precipitation. Snow will be possible down to 3900 feet across mountains WA/ID but these levels will rise through the day and climb above most peaks and all mountain passes by afternoon. Snow levels waver some but generally remain near 6000 feet or higher until the trof passage late Thursday/Friday. /sb && .AVIATION... 12Z TAFS: Light rain will continue at KEAT through this morning with IFR conditions. Precipitation and a lower deck will make it to KMWH by 17z but conditions are expected to remain VFR. Further to the east the remainder of the TAF sites will not see precipitation begin until aft 20z Friday...again with lowering decks with ocnl MVFR. && .PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS... Spokane 56 42 48 34 48 35 / 50 60 20 10 10 10 Coeur d`Alene 58 43 46 34 47 34 / 50 70 70 40 10 10 Pullman 59 42 46 36 48 37 / 30 80 70 30 10 10 Lewiston 65 46 48 39 53 38 / 20 80 80 40 10 10 Colville 55 41 50 32 48 35 / 90 60 10 10 0 10 Sandpoint 57 41 47 35 46 32 / 50 70 70 40 10 10 Kellogg 59 41 45 35 44 32 / 20 70 100 60 30 10 Moses Lake 55 41 54 34 53 38 / 90 20 10 0 0 10 Wenatchee 55 39 55 37 54 40 / 100 10 0 0 10 20 Omak 52 37 51 33 51 38 / 90 20 10 10 10 10 && .OTX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... ID...None. WA...None. && $$


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Like many FINRA exams, the Series 79 is constantly evolving to reflect the current job functions of an investment banking representative. To that end, STC has revised its Series 79 ODL to be the most up-to-date lecture program in the business. More emphasis has been made to the regulatory component of the course, with a heavy concentration on offerings, underwriting and M&A.
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On-Demand Lecture Now Available for Series 87
STC now offers On-Demand Lectures for our Series 87 Class! Click below to view a demonstration and/or purchase this beneficial tool.
Massachusetts Ethics Requirement
Massachusetts ethics requirement as of September 17, 2014, the date the law becomes effective, insurance producers will be required to complete three hours of ethics instruction as part of the continuing education requirements.
The law does not make the ethics training an additional requirement. Licensees who must complete continuing education requirements to maintain their licenses will still have requirements for 60 hours of continuing education during their initial licensing period and 45 hours of continuing education instruction for subsequent licensing periods.
The New Hampshire Insurance Department has proposed legislative regulation adoption of the NAIC Model Act for Annuity Training. They anticipate the effective date of January 1, 2015.
Securities Training has a course approved for Annuities. For more information please contact Jean Carter, Continuing Education Coordinator (800) 782-2678 ext. 204 or email
On-Demand Lectures: Designed for anytime, anywhere use!
We know your schedule doesn't always match ours. It doesn't need to. Our On- Demand lectures offer you an option that traditional classes do not-the ability to rewind and review topics you may have found difficult the first time through and then to proceed confidently at your own pace. Check out our latest demonstration of our on demand lectures by clicking below.
Important notice about Heartbleed Vulnerability
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STC's 42nd Edition Series 79 is NOW available.
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S901 Study Program is NOW available
Need help preparing to successfully satisfy your S901 requirement? STC's S901 Regulatory Prep Study Guide and Regulatory Prep Practice Review is now available. To purchase or for more information,
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2014 Update for Tax,Retirement Plan, and Regulatory NOW available
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NEW Firm Element/Annual Compliance Meeting/Securities Training Corporation
STC has expanded the offerings in our
Firm Element Catalog
. Each title focuses on a crucial topic in the industry and is designed to provide targeted training within your Continuing Education Program. For additional information and/or demonstration, please contact Mike Fayne (800) 782-1223.
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