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Episode 126: The Riddle of the Hack Mystery Writer
The Harry Stephen Keeler Society
Harry Stephen Keeler Home Page
Harry Wiki
RAMBLE HOUSE (another great site I didn't steal from)
WARNING (from our friends at Wikipedia)
"The Neutrality" of these pages "is disputed."
Keeler 1 from The Harry Stephen Keeler Society page
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Family Guy * The Spirit of Massachussetts
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Yan Tregger * Hard Water
Chantal Goya * C'est Bien Bernard
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Derek Austin * I Got My Mojo Workin'
Kristin Hersh * Everybody's Got Something to Hide (Except Me and My Monkey)
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Black Devil * Timing, Forget the Timing
Vittorio Paltrinieri * Rhythm of Life
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Bernie Green * Saxophobia
Metropolitan Police Male Choir
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Wendy Carlos * Allegro from Bach's Brandenberg
Viena * Sometimes
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Piero Piccioni * Ursula Shake
Bugotak * House of the Rising Sun
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Cesco Anselmo * Hurricane
Gunnar Madsen * Talking Heads' Naive Melody
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Custommusic * RV Gill * Mambo at the Zenda
Gregorius * NMKU
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The Spirit of Massachussetts (reprise)
"Yer gutta clyack heeya," said Gumbuttserson Plinkplankplunk, son of Senator Clydacktricks 7 to the power nine minus pi r squared Plinkplankplunk, his seven fingers clutching at Hoy Yu Sin's magic all-seeing laughing skull. a peculiar skull indeed, as it was drilled with ten and a half holes, that celestials say have the power to summon the wisdom of spirits, but that Gumbuttserson used only as a spitoon.
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In 1994 I was diagnosed with celiac disease, which led me to create Celiac.com in 1995. I created this site for a single purpose: To help as many people as possible with celiac disease get diagnosed so they can begin to live happy, healthy gluten-free lives. Celiac.com was the first site on the Internet dedicated solely to celiac disease, and since then it has become an invaluable resource to people worldwide who seek information about celiac disease and the gluten-free diet.
In 1998 I created The Gluten-Free Mall, Your Special Diet Superstore! which was also another Internet first—it was the first gluten-free food site to offer a shopping cart-style interface, and the ability for people to order gluten-free products manufactured by many different companies at a single Web site.
I am also co-author of the book Cereal Killers, and founder and publisher of Journal of Gluten Sensitivity.
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This is a deliberate Call for Participation, more than a call for papers. Why? Because WW 2011 is as much about grassroots activism as it is about academic achievement. We know that important insights come from various communities – that's why we are striving to make WW 2011 a space for all kinds of conversations and connections between diverse people.
Proposals for presentations can come from individuals, groups, coalitions, networks, teams – everything will be considered.
YOU ARE committed to women's rights and equality. YOU ARE academics, activists, researchers, policy-makers, advocates, artists. You are from all corners of the world. You are elders and youth and anywhere in between. You are people with (dis)abilities. You are Inuit and Indigenous, Mestizo and Métis, Aboriginal and Aborigine. You are part of ethnic, linguistic, cultural, and poor communities. You are LGBT and two-spirited. You are beautifully uncategorizable.
You want to share your ideas, findings, and stories at WW 2011. You have in mind a presentation that follows a classic format or you want to present through multimedia, performance art, exhibits, cultural events …
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Where women and globalization are concerned, there are critical questions to be asked. There are learnings to share and ideas to celebrate. The main theme of this congress (Inclusions, Exclusions, Seclusions: Living in a Globalized World) invites us to explore how women are reacting and adapting to the increasing interconnectedness of our world.
In communities everywhere, women are courageously taking on the injustices brought about by globalization, as well as seizing the benefits. In doing so, paths are being paved for next generations to enjoy true and sustainable equality.
The content and conversations of WW 2011 will name and celebrate this action in all its forms while showcasing the best of innovative research, critical learning, and women's leadership.
Each of the four days of the congress will be guided by an overarching theme: Breaking Cycles, Breaking Ceilings, Breaking Barriers, and Breaking Ground.
Presenters representing academia, activism, policy development, research, arts, culture, and beyond will promote ideas-sharing, knowledge-transfer, and solutions. Along with the congress as a whole, they will ask:
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WW 2011 will also be a chance to move beyond discussion – to connect and reconnect around common strategies and political agendas so that women's equality and human rights may truly advance.
This event invites a diversity of minds and experiences to delve into some of the most pressing issues of our time.
Selected presentations will be organized within the aforementioned four daily themes of the congress, further described here.
To best reflect the objectives of WW 2011 throughout the congress, we will favour those submissions which strive to:
To further assist you in developing your presentation idea, here are some prompt questions relating to the four daily themes of the congress. You will be asked in the submission form to indicate which of these four daily themes best frames your presentation topic, as well as the three specific issue(s) it references.
Women across the planet are working to dismantle the ceilings – glass and otherwise – that serve to maintain women's inequality.
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(WKBW release) Give For Greatness is pleased to add a family and teen focused event to its awareness and funding campaign for Western New York Arts and Cultural Organizations with its first Students For the Arts apprenticeship program, scheduled to take place in the Spring of 2012.
G4G's goal is to raise awareness about the WNY arts community, existing arts education programs, and give students in both public and private schools the opportunity to gain a greater understanding of how these cultural organizations enhance American society.
G4G's Students For the Arts program will offer selected high school students across WNY a unique artistic experience in which they are able to work closely with some of the distinguished artists that contribute to WNY's rich culture each and every day.
Kicking off G4G's 2012 Give Season on February 20, 2012, Students For the Arts will be one of the campaign's signature fundraising events and a meet and greet with the Students, Mentors, and organizations participating in the festival. In addition to giving students the opportunity to be mentored by local professional artists, the event is also designed to raise awareness by featuring arts education opportunities in the WNY region. G4G will be collaborating with its beneficiaries to highlight some of the existing programs in the area during the festival showcase on March 20, 2012 at Kleinhans Music Hall.
All high school aged students (ages 13-18) are eligible to apply to G4G's Students For the Arts program. If applicable, G4G requests that students submit work samples pertaining to a particular apprenticeship that demonstrate their passion for or commitment to a specific art form. However, if no prior experience is had, applicants will have the opportunity to write a comprehensive essay stating why they would like to work with a particular mentor. Selected apprentices will work with their assigned mentor for the four weeks up until the showcase in March where their final work will be on display or performed.
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Documentation for the original A.C.E. estimates (March 2001), the preliminary revised estimates (October 2001), and the A.C.E. Revision II estimates (March 2003) was timely, comprehensive, and thorough.
Finding 6.3: We support the Census Bureau's decision not to use the March 2003 Revision II A.C.E. coverage measurement results to adjust the 2000 census base counts for the Bureau's postcensal population estimates program. The Revision II results are too uncertain to be used with sufficient confidence about their reliability for adjustment of census counts for subnational geographic areas and population groups. Sources of uncertainty stem from the small samples of the A.C.E. data that were available to correct components of the original A.C.E. estimates of erroneous enumerations and non-A.C.E. residents and to correct the original estimate of nonmatches and the consequent inability to make these corrections for other than very large population groups; the inability to determine which of each pair of duplicates detected in the A.C.E. evaluations was correct and which should not have been counted in the census or included as an A.C.E. resident; the possible errors in subnational estimates from the choice of one of several alternative correlation bias adjustments to compensate for higher proportions of missing men relative to women; the inability to make correlation bias adjustments for population groups other than blacks and nonblacks; and the possible errors for some small


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APPEND IX B SUMMARY OF RECOf~ENDAT I ONS FROM THE 19 7 8 COMMITTEE REPORT
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t NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL COMMISSION ON HUMAN RESOURCES 2101 Constitution Avenue Washington, D. C. 20418 COMMITTEE ON A STUDY OF NATIONAL NEEDS FOR BIOMEDICAL AND BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE 19 78 REPORT: PERSONNEL NEEDS AND TRAINING FOR BIOMEDICAL AND BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH PERSONNEL CHA=ER 1. INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY OF NUMERICAL RECOMMENDATIONS, FISCAL YEARS 198 0 - 8 2 Mechanisms of Support. As in last year ' s report the Committee recommends that the federal government continue to support and maintain both tra' ning grant and fellowship pro -trams in the biomedical and behavioral sciences a Specific recommendations for each of the broad areas are reported in the fol- lowing chapters. (Page 11) CHAPTER 2 . BASIC BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES Predoctoral Training Levels. The nether of predoctorals supported in For the basic biomedical sciences should be maintained at a level of 4,250 FY 1980 and until such tome as new information indicates to the Committee that a change should be made. (Page 51 ) Postdoctoral Training Levels. The C~ttee recommends that for FY 1980- 82, 3, 200 postdoctorate continue to be supported annually. The Committee f urther recommends that of this number approximately 20 0 postdoctoral awards each year be in the f ield of toxicology or research training related to tox- icology. ( Page 5 1 ) Training Grants and Fellowships. The Committee recommends that institu- tional training grants be the primary mechanism for NRSA support of predoc- toral students in the basic biomedical sciences. Support of postdoctoral training, on the other hand, should utilize primarily the mechanism of in- dividual fellowships. (Page 53) Priority Fields and Announcement Areas. Predoctoral Training. m e Committee recommends that 1) predoctoral train- ing fields not be specified in agency announcements for reasons other than for review and administrative purposes except for epidemiology, biomathematics/ b~ostatistics, and toxicology which are viewed by the Committee as priority areas for predoctoral training; 2 ) NIH provide support for the establishment of prototype, multidi sciplinary, predoctoral training Grant programs in tox- icology and related research areas in order to meet the long-term needs in this field for broadly trained researchers. (Page 55 ) The National Research Council is the principal operating agency of the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engi':ec;~..g to serve government and other organizations 96
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Postdoctoral Training. The Committee recommends that 1) in the field of biomathematics/biostatistics, encouragement be given to establishing programs to provide mathematical training for doctorates freon other biomedical sci- ences; 2 ) in the field of epidemiology, encouragement and emphasis be given to attracting and providing postdoctoral training for }5.D.'s; and 3) increased postdoctoral support be provided to the field of toxicology. (Page 55 ) Coordination of N IN Support f or Predoctoral Training. The Committee re c- ommends that NIH establish a procedure for coordinating all of its support for predoctoral training in the basic biomedical sciences. It is suggested that this might be accomplished either through the Of fice of the Director or by placing this administrative responsibility within NIGMS. The purpose of such coordination is to ensure that no aspect of predoctoral training in the basic biomedical sciences, including the fields of biomathematics/biostatistics and epidemiology, is either undersupported or overemphasized. Regardless of the administrative means selected, the f unding institutes should participate fully both in providing appropriate support for the final program adopted by the agency, as well as in the dec~sion-making process whereby this plan is established. ( Page 56 ) Multidisciplinary Training Grants. The Committee recommends that NIH not discourage applications for predoctoral training grants from single depart- ments, and that NIN leave to the peer review system, as part of the applica- tion review process, decisions about what departmental arrangements in each case are best. (Page 57 ) Fellowship Applications. The Committee recommends that the time for re- viewing postdoctoral fellowship applications be reduced by omitting the cur- rently required review and approval by advisory councils and by whatever other means may be possible. (Page 57) CHAPTER 3. BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES Predoctoral/Postdoctoral Support. The Committee recommends that a joint policy be developed by NIH and ADAMHA for Implementing the Committee's recom- mendations so as to permit suitable departures from the recommended overall ratio of 30 percent predoctoral/70 percent postdoctoral support by those in- stitutes that can demonstrate a need for expanding their support of predoc- toral research training. (Page 76) The Committee reaffirms its recommendation that a ratio of 30 percent predoctoral/70 percent postdoctoral be achieved by FY 1981. The Committee recommends further that this ratio be maintained through FY 1982. (Page 77 ) Traineeships/Fellowships. The Committee reaffirms its recommendation that the proportion of traineeship to fellowship awards be maintained at a ratio of about 80 percent to 20 percent through FY 1982. (Page 77 ) Minority Research Training Support. The Committee recommends that ADAMHA waive its two-year restriction to permit recruitment of minority scientists through current NRSA programs. Such a recommendation becomes increasingly feasible in the face of the congressional proposal to extend NRSA predoctoral research training support to a total of 5 years. The Committee commends ADAMHA for its efforts to develop special programs for minorities. At the same time, however, the need continues to recruit such personnel through current programs. (Page 79) 97
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Written by Rafael Reyes Saturday, 17 May 2014 04:05
EV Alliance to Deploy EV Charging Stations in Bay Area
EV Alliance to Deploy EV Charging Stations in Bay Area
California Energy Commission awards grant for Bay Area Charge Ahead Project
PRESS RELEASE: The California EV Alliance announced that the California Energy Commission today awarded $474,052 for the deployment of EV charging infrastructure in the San Francisco Bay Area. A consortium of EV industry leaders developed the Bay Area Charge Ahead Project to deploy 37 charging stations -- and a total of 74 individual charge ports -- across 18 locations in 10 municipalities. The consortium led by the California EV Alliance includes ChargePoint, ABM, the Bay Area Climate Collaborative, and ten municipalities.
"ABM and ChargePoint are proud to be deploying these EV charging stations together in the Bay Area," says Cameron Funk, Director Business Development for ABM; and Richard Lowenthal, ChargePoint co-founder, in a joint statement. ChargePoint is the established national leader in EV charging station design and manufacturing, with more than 17,000 stations deployed globally, while ABM is a North American leader in charge station installation.
The Bay Area Charge Ahead project was developed with the support of two nonprofit leaders in EV and clean energy work – the California EV Alliance, and the Bay Area Climate Collaborative (BACC) According to the Alliance Executive Director, Richard Schorske, and the BACC Executive Director, Rafael Reyes: "This project is a milestone in our joint work to help Bay Area municipalities build out the region's EV infrastructure, and we look forward to advancing best practices that will make this region the national leader in mass EV adoption."
The publicly available charging stations will be deployed at locations in the cities of Benicia, Berkeley, Fremont, Hayward, Napa, Novato, Petaluma, San Leandro, St Helena, and Yountville. The Bay Area has nearly 40 percent of the plug-in electric vehicles in California and public charging enables more miles to be travelled with clean electric drive vehicles. Over 10 years, the Bay Area Charge Ahead project infrastructure is projected to result in net reductions of 10 million kilograms of CO2 compared to the global warming pollution of regular gas vehicles.
"We are excited to be accelerating EV adoption in Berkeley and throughout the region. EVs are a big win for people to save money, improve air quality, and cut the pollution that's causing global warming," said Berkeley Mayor and Bay Area EV Strategic Council co-chair Tom Bates, "And when people experience electric they discover that these cars really are the better ride!"
The lead applicant for the grant is the California EV Alliance, a public/private partnership that works to accelerate mass adoption of EVs. San Jose based EV equipment maker ChargePoint will provide the charging stations, ABM will install them, and the Bay Area Climate Collaborative, a non-profit project of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, will provide project management services.
About the California EV Alliance
The California EV Alliance promotes the mass adoption of EVs in California by developing EV-friendly policies, programs, and resources at the state, regional, and local level. The Alliance brings together public/private partnerships to accelerate development of EV charging infrastructure, build EV awareness, and plan for the EV transition, in alignment with the state's goal to ensure that 80% of all vehicles are electric drive by the year 2050.
About ABM
ABM is a leading provider of facility solutions with revenues of $4.8 billion and 100,000+ employees in over 350 offices deployed throughout the United States and various international locations. ABM's comprehensive capabilities include facilities engineering, commercial cleaning, energy solutions, HVAC, electrical, landscaping, parking and security, provided through stand-alone or integrated solutions.
ABM Energy is dedicated to providing technologies and solutions that reduce energy consumption and operating costs as well as improve sustainability – from state-of-the-art building controls and high-efficiency heating and cooling equipment to electric vehicle charging stations and renewable energy systems. For more information please visit www.abm.com/energy.
About ChargePoint
ChargePoint is the largest and most open electric vehicle (EV) charging network in the world, with more than 17,000 charging locations. Ranked #1 by leading independent research firm, Navigant Research, ChargePoint makes advanced hardware and best-in-class cloud based software. ChargePoint's open network is utilized by many leading EV hardware makers and encourages all EV charging manufacturers to join.
ChargePoint's real-time network information including the availability of charging locations throughout the nation is available through the ChargePoint mobile app, online and via the navigation systems in top-selling EVs including the new BMW i3 and the Nissan LEAF. Every 10 seconds, a driver connects to a ChargePoint station and by initiating over 4.5 million charging sessions, ChargePoint drivers have saved over 3.9 million gallons of gasoline and driven 93 million gas free miles.
For more information about ChargePoint, visit www.chargepoint.com.
About the Bay Area Climate Collaborative
The Bay Area Climate Collaborative (BACC) is a public-private initiative of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group and established by the Mayors of San Francisco, San Jose and Oakland to accelerate the clean energy economy. Major partners include Bank of America, PG&E, Environmental Defense Fund, industry partners including ChargePoint, and local governments representing over 70 percent of the Bay Area population. The BACC is driving electric vehicle innovation through co-facilitation of the EV Strategic Council, the executive forum driving the region's vision to be the "EV Capital of the US"; co-managing the Experience Electric EV marketing campaign with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission; facilitation of 150 electric vehicles to municipal fleets; and Ready, Set, Charge, California! A Guide to EV-Ready Communities delivering key guidance on EV preparedness. For more information on the BACC, please visit: www.baclimate.org.
Written by Rafael Reyes Wednesday, 14 May 2014 14:38
"Experience Electric" Campaign Aims to Spark Electric Vehicle Adoption
May 13, 2014, 9:01 p.m. EDT
"Experience Electric" Campaign Aims to Spark Electric Vehicle Adoption
New Initiative Puts Bay Area Residents in Electric Vehicle Driver Seat
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13, 2014 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), the Bay Area Air Quality Management District and a consortium of electric vehicle organizations today launched a new electric vehicle awareness campaign: "Experience Electric — The Better Ride." The regional initiative is designed to spur electric vehicle adoption by offering thousands of free test drives at dozens of public venues and workplaces throughout the nine-county Bay Area.
Beginning with the first public test drive on Saturday, May 17 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Marina Green in San Francisco and continuing for the next several months, the Experience Electric campaign will feature the latest electric vehicles (EVs) from a variety of manufacturers, including Tesla, BMW, FIAT, Ford, General Motors, KIA Motors and Nissan. The campaign's goal is to accelerate EV adoption through purchase, leasing and car-sharing programs.
"Increasing the use of EVs is a great way to help the Bay Area improve air quality and meet its state targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions," said Orinda City Councilmember and MTC Chair Amy Rein Worth. "It's one thing to say that drivers can fuel an EV for only about 20 percent of the cost of a gasoline-powered car, or that EVs can cut the typical driver's operating and maintenance costs by $1,200 a year. But these are just numbers until people experience for themselves how much fun to drive these cars are. Add in other benefits like access to freeway carpool lanes, and when you put it all together, EVs really are the coolest option on the road today."
"There are more all-electric vehicles in the Bay Area than any other region in the state," added Berkeley Mayor Tom Bates, who also serves as an MTC Commissioner and Air District Director, and co-chairs the Bay Area EV Strategic Council. "The Bay Area accounts for about 20 percent of California's population but 40 percent of the state's EVs. We want to build on this leadership and make the Bay Area the EV capital of the nation. The way to do it is to get drivers to actually experience an EV in a fun, zero-pressure setting."
Noting that the Bay Area EV Strategic Council aims to boost the number of EVs in the region to 100,000 or more, Bates said, "We're confident consumers will go electric when they actually try the vehicles and hear from friends who have tried them. EVs offer a fabulously smooth ride and are wonderfully quiet – in addition to the terrific fuel savings and environmental benefits."
On the California power grid, EVs are more than 75 percent cleaner than the average gasoline-powered vehicle after counting emissions from power plants. For drivers who have solar-generated power at home or other "green" power options, driving an EV can be nearly carbon-free.
MTC, in partnership with the Air District, led the development of the Experience Electric strategy in collaboration with the Bay Area EV Strategic Council. MTC then selected the California Center for Sustainable Energy, Plug In America and Charge Across Town to conduct the year-long media and consumer campaign, which aims to make extensive use of social media and word-of-mouth marketing as well as traditional advertising and media relations.
In addition to the May 17 event in San Francisco, the Experience Electric campaign will conduct similar ride-and-drive opportunities throughout the Bay Area.
MTC is the transportation planning, coordinating and financing agency for the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area, and operates the region's 511 traveler information system. The Bay Area Air Quality Management District is the regional agency chartered with protecting air quality in the Bay Area.
The Bay Area EV Strategic Council is an executive forum created to establish the Bay Area as the EV Capital of the nation and to promote the mass adoption of EVs. The California Center for Sustainable Energy (CCSE) is an independent nonprofit organization that accelerates the transition to a sustainable world powered by clean energy. CCSE helps consumers, businesses, governments and others adopt energy efficiency, renewable energy and clean transportation technologies.
Plug In America is the leading voice in the United States promoting consumer adoption of EVs. The San Francisco-based nonprofit promotes policy at the local, state and federal levels, provides a range of expert assistance related to the widespread adoption of electric vehicles, and conducts leading-edge consumer outreach and awareness — through individual events and aggressive use of online campaigns — to connect prospective drivers to new electric vehicles now available.
San Francisco-based Charge Across Town works in collaboration with Bay Area city governments, local businesses and the EV community to connect people to electric transportation, promote the adoption of EVs and e-mobility solutions, and help reduce carbon emissions in California.
Note to editors: Reporters and editors interested in learning more about EVs are encouraged to visit www.energycenter.org/ExperienceElectric . Media and consumers alike are invited to join the conversation online, and to get real-time updates about ride-and-drive events in their communities by visiting the Experience Electric campaign's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/TheBetterRide or by visiting the campaign's Twitter or Instagram accounts.
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Bike Sharing Program Plans to Roll Into The East Bay
A Bay Area bike share program that began last summer in San Jose and San Francisco is planning its first expansion into the East Bay communities of Oakland, Berkeley and Emeryville. The debut could be as early as late 2015 for the bright blue bicycles, which can be checked out for free rides of up to 30 minutes at a time. To start the East Bay bike service, commission planners recommend adding 60 bike stations and 750 bikes in some 8.5 square miles of the three cities. View the Full Article.
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BACC ED Appointed to San Mateo Sustainability Commission
The Bay Area Climate Collaborative's Executive Director Rafael Reyes was appointed this week to the City of San Mateo's newly established Sustainability Commission. The commission will advise Council on policies related to sustainability and establish forums for public outreach and education to the San Mateo community.
Rafael previously served on the City's Sustainable Initiatives Committee in 2007-2008 which developed the City's climate action plan. The plan included the development and implementation of one of the leading green building standards in the nation for a city of its size requiring LEED Silver for new commercial buildings, 75 points Green Points Rated on new residential, and standards for major upgrades.
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City of Berkeley Advances Citywide LED Streetlight Upgrade with Support from BACC
The City of Berkeley progresses on a streetlight retrofit project with support from the Bay Area Climate Collaborative's Next Generation Streetlight Initiative and the California Lighting and Technology Center at the University of California, Davis. Converting all streetlights citywide will result in significant reductions in Berkeley's greenhouse gas emissions.
SAN JOSE, C.A., April 2, 2014 – Yesterday Berkeley's city council approved a contract to convert approximately 8,000 city streetlights to LED by the end of 2014. Streetlights currently account for approximately 1,000 metric tons of CO2 output annually or about 13% of the city's total emissions. An LED conversion is projected to cut emissions from streetlights by half, and will directly support Berkeley's ambitious Climate Action Plan goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions locally by 33% between the years 2000 and 2020 and 80% by 2050.
With the energy savings achieved by from streetlight conversions, Berkeley is expected to save nearly $400,000 annually, in addition to PG&E rebates estimated at a total of $650,000. San Francisco-based Tanko Lighting was selected as the winning vendor for the project valued at $2,921,064. The city will use a $3 million 1% interest energy efficiency loan from the California Energy Commission to fund the project, which will be paid back over 10 years through the savings generated from installing LED streetlights from vendors including Leotek, Sensity, Holophane and others.
According to Phillip Harrington, Berkeley's Deputy Public Works Director, "Upgrading to more energy efficient lights moves us closer to achieving our ambitious sustainability goals and helps us to continue reducing City government's day-to-day costs and to improve our overall operational efficiency. We would like to thank the Bay Area Climate Collaborative, California Energy Commission and the California Lighting and Technology Center for their support in getting this project to design and construction."
The Bay Area Climate Collaborative (BACC) and the California Lighting Technology Center supported the City of Berkeley's streetlight conversion through BACC's Next Generation Streetlight Initiative and with support from the California Energy Commission's Public Interest Energy Research (PIER) program. Activities included cost-benefit analyses, technical assistance, specification development, and guidance on best practices for street lighting.
Rafael Reyes, Executive Director of the BACC stated, "LED streetlight upgrades presents an opportunity for cities to realize significant emissions, energy and cost savings while providing improved lighting. These upgrades provide a major advance for achieving emissions reduction goals. Cities across the Bay Area and elsewhere in the country are switching over to LED streetlights to take advantage of the many benefits from this technology."
About the Bay Area Climate Collaborative
The Bay Area Climate Collaborative (BACC) is a public-private initiative accelerating the clean energy economy. Major partners include Bank of America, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Environmental Defense Fund, and local governments representing over 70 percent of the Bay Area population. The BACC is driving innovation for electric vehicles, energy efficiency, residential upgrades, and distributed renewables. The BACC's Next Generation Streetlight Initiative provides leading-edge education, resources and guidance to local governments to accelerate the move to solid-state lighting (LED). Tools and resources that are available online, such as the Next Generation Streetlight Guide, provide details on benefits, financing strategies, deployment options, and more for local governments. The overarching goal of the initiative is to catalyze the conversion of 200,000 streetlights in the Bay Area and deliver $50 million in cost savings and 100,000 metric tons of CO2 avoidance over five years. For more information on the BACC, please visit: http://www.baclimate.org/.
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The California Lighting Technology Center (CLTC) is a not-for-profit research, development and demonstration facility dedicated to advancing energy-efficient lighting and daylighting technologies. Established in 2003 as part of the Department of Design, under the College of Letters and Science at UC Davis, CLTC conducts prototype testing, technology demonstrations and case studies of emerging lighting technologies. The center also provides information, training and resources through its education and outreach programs. http://cltc.ucdavis.edu.


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The Duke University Distinguished Lecturer Series was instituted to bring inspiring, accomplished, distinguished lecturers to campus to illuminate progress and future areas of excitement in genetic and genomics. A key feature of the series is to provide a forum in which the students of the University Program in Genetics and Genomics assume a leadership role, with a faculty advisor, in identifying and inviting speakers, in designing the schedule for their visit, and in hosting and introducing the speakers. Students also attend lunches and dinners with the invited guests, who usually spend one to two days on campus also visiting with interested faculty.
Since the series inception in 2002, many distinguished individuals have shared their research and experience with the Duke community. These scholars have included six Nobel Laureates (Eric Wieschaus, Craig Mello, Richard Axel, Mario Capecchi, Carol Greider, and Harold Varmus)(four of whom received the Nobel prize after visiting Duke or being invited to visit Duke), five recipients of the Lasker Award (Mario Capecchi, Carol Greider, Randy Schekman, Matt Meselson, and Harold Varmus), and numerous members of the National Academy of Sciences (Mario Capecchi, Richard Axel, Douglas Wallace, Elliot Meyerowitz, Eric Wieschaus, Eric Lander, David Botstein, Carol Greider, Randy Schekman, Judith Kimble, Joan Brugge, Susan Lindquist, Craig Mello, Bonnie Bassler, Matthew Meselson, Svante Paabo, Joanne Chory, John Doebley, Harold Varmus, Pat Brown, Jeff Gordon, Barbara Meyer, Cynthia Kenyon, Roger Beachy, Eric Olson, and Neil Shubin).
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I recently helped out the Fashion marketing and Management student's at Southampton Solent University on a promo shoot. Here you can see the shot that I took and what the students did with it. This was a very fun shoot to do and the model's were just fabulous! Keep an eye out for more portraits from the shoot to be posted soon!
This beautifully smart and well lit space is to become my University's - Southampton Solent gallery space come June 2012. The show will last for a week and will show some amazing talent that stretches across my year group. I am currently taking on the role of curator with a group of other individuals and working along side Publisher Jon Levy at Foto8 who has been fantastic to discuss all that it takes to put on a successful show. Working in groups with class mates allows us to cover all aspects of areas needed to produce a memorable show!
LONDON TOWN. Going up to London and seeing exhibitions and talks about photography,painting and film and anything arty for that matter is one of my favourite things to do! It gets me out there, seeing new works and most importantly what's "of the moment" in this radically changing industry. Seeing these exhibitions with friends and family - especially my beautiful sister Katy, (see image above) An up and coming fashion designer at UCA who has recently worked with Jasper Garvida. It's great to have somebody else to share thoughts,ideas and opinions with. It really is encouraging when you have positive people around you that inspire you!
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These images were shown in the Southampton City Art Gallery (SCAG), Southampton last year. They were part of a exhibition that us BA Photography students put together in connection to the Southampton city art gallery collection, Southampton. I used a lot of experimentation in this project, these images are made from "home made" negatives. I photo copied my face & hands turned the positive into negatives and scaled them down in photoshop then reprinted on to acidtate as a 5x7 negative. Printed them at A3 size in the darkroom, using the same method to print a normal back and white photograph and this was my result! I used my final images as inspratiton for other works such as, screen prints, tracing paper print which in the end gave me a result in a sculpture piece too. My images were also chosen to be in the local paper.
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I was in Las Vegas for a training session. It was completely ridiculous and ineffective. I had hoped I would find at least one or two allies of my age, but unfortunately I was locked in a room full of sagging faces and fading careers. I had already resigned myself to go along for the ride, as the trip was fully expensed.
Surprisingly I found a friend in the conventionally beautiful man whom I had chosen to sit alongside. I had quickly scanned the room upon entry to locate the most attractive person. It's nice to be surrounded by beautiful things. He asked me to lunch, and I accepted. He proceeded to tell me all about his perfect Midwestern fantasy of a life, as I politely listened, trying to figure out how he was secretly a broken down emotional wreck and what sort of dirty thoughts floated behind his crystal eyes. Had any of them been about me? I could only hope. It's nice to be wanted. Even more delicious to be desired by someone who could never have you.
We split the check in a business-like fashion and walked back to the session, which was proving to be more sleep inducing than any college lecture I had endured. As I approached my seat, I realized there was a tall figure seated in the previously empty chair between my new friend and I. My bag fell on top of the table and he looked up at me with these…eyes that hooked themselves to my insides. I knew this training session had taken a turn onto an all too familiar path, and I sure as hell wasn't going back. I already knew what lie at the end of the road, and I couldn't wait to reach my final destination.
His name was Justin, and all chances of delinquent higher learning were lost the moment his smile suffocated me. He was apparently a coworker of my newfound lunch buddy who had flown in late, which allowed to me assume much more than I should have. We spent the remainder of the afternoon giggling and breathing snarky comments from the sides of our mouths. By the time my two new gentleman friends were rushing to leave, I was playfully smitten. Justin slipped his business card into my hand, and leaned in close to let his hot breath invite me to watch the football game with them.
I walked back to my room with a girlish pep in my step. It was the first time I had stayed in a hotel by myself, and the spacious suite made me feel uncharacteristically adult. I carefully selected an outfit that said I was sexy without trying, and reapplied my makeup. Red lipstick wouldn't hurt.
I took a cab to their nearby hotel, a newly erected oasis of wealth. After following some convoluted signs, I finally made my way to the sports bar to find my two acquaintances two beers deep with a homely girl in a poorly fitted business suit. I sat down and Justin immediately flagged the cocktail waitress down to order me a drink. I learned that this mousy girl was actually a hotel employee and the boys' business contact. I very quickly realized that her thin lipped mouth had been transformed into a loudspeaker regurgitating all of her inane wedding details. I was immediately disinterested, and casually turned my attention to Justin.
I learned that Justin lived in Texas by way of Iowa, with a laid back California flair of unknown origins and he was thirty-one years old. We swapped college anecdotes, discussed music, and traded career resumes. By the time we were ready for dinner, I knew this seemingly fruitless two days were going to be worth it. They invited me to have dinner with them, announcing that I was their company allotted "client" meal. We drank, ate good food, and laughed while I pretended to be invested in the football games blaring from the walls.
I thanked them for the kindness they had shown me as we rose from the table and exited the restaurant. My older friend confessed that he was tired, said his goodbyes, and left for his room. I was left with Justin. Towering over me, he looked down, said that he wasn't tired yet, and asked me for a drink.
The bar was fairly empty, considering it was a Monday evening. We ordered our drinks, sitting side by side as the sides of our legs grazed each other. Even though we were both wearing jeans, I swear I could feel the hairs on his legs tickle my calves. With our chaperone retired, the energy between us elevated, and gratuitous flirting ensued. The bottom of our beer bottles were drying up, and Justin suggested we play black jack. I told him my bank account had been very strict about not allowing any gambling this trip, but I was more than happy to watch him lose.
As we meandered the tables to find two spots, I walked one step behind allowing him to lead. We found a suitable table, and took our seats next to some undeniably seedy men, a motley crew of two young Hispanic boys and a much older Middle Eastern man. The combination of the whiskey warming our senses, and the questionable players sent us both into fits of belly aching, eye watering laughter. I leaned into him just a little too close, inhaling his scent and watching the blonde arm hair glint in the casino lighting. He had strong hands; I wanted them on me.
The mixed ethnic gang left the table, which made room for a man wearing a fake mustache, a woman's top, and tropical straw hat.
"I lost a bet," the man said dryly, as he saw our eyes widen. The remainder of our time at this table saw a dealer change, relentless sass from me to the poor man who lost the bet, and Justin winning back his money. After he cashed in his chips, he asked if I wanted to see his room.
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The Winter Fancy Food Show closes today in San Francisco after three days of exhibitors from 35 countries showcasing 80,000 specialty foods and beverages. "The Show has been fantastic," says Elizabeth Jean, Cambridge Foods/Elizabeth Jean's Pie Kits. "We've had the opportunity to meet a lot of retailers from the West Coast and are planning to expand our line out here."
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HI. And welcome to my auction page and please visit my other auction. Tis AD. feasure three naked black in Chlorinol Soda Bleaching Box used as a boat. The ship masked says WE ARE GOING TO USE CHLORINOL AND BE LIKE DE WHITE NIGGER. The AD. is 15 1/4" by 11" a little yellowed from storage. But would look good clean and framed. Thanks for looking at my auction and may you and yours have a Safe and Blessed Holiady Season.
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1959 Impala
Richard Gray • Shelbyville, TN
Apparently the barns are better out in Tennessee. Richard Gray tells us this awesome Gothic Gold '59 more-door Impy is a legit barn find with 62,000 original miles, made extra rare by the fact that it's a seldom seen four-door hardtop. The body was so mint that Richard went right for the mods and dropped in a 383ci stoker backed by a 700-R4 transmission. The puny original drum brakes were no match for that combo, so SSBC disc brakes went in along with American Racing Torq-Thrust wheels to mount some fatter rubber. Other than that, a 100-amp alternator, new gas tank and gas lines, stainless dual exhaust, and a little help from a Painless wiring harness was all it took to get the Impala to better than new in short order. The interior, except for carpet, is all original, but it did get new weatherstripping, Auto Meter gauges, a Vintage Air system, and custom Autosound radio with a 10-disc changer. All the work was done by Richard, his two sons, his uncle, and his brother who handled the minor bodywork and a repaint to the original colors.
1968 Camaro SS
Levi Fincher Waco, TX
Despite the fact that it's taken top honors at several car shows, Levi Fincher tells us he's always dreamed of having his car in a magazine. Consider it fulfilled, Levi; you get top billing in Hometown Hot Rodding this month! It's tough enough to build a cool Camaro when you're a family man with two kids to be responsible for, but Levi had an additional setback when the engine being built for his LS conversion got tangled up in the bankruptcy of a shop. He didn't let it get in the way for long though; after licking his wounds and finding a donor car, Levi got his ride back on the road. Now the '68 sports a healthy LS1 with a 224 R Texas Speed Cam, Temple Transmission 4L60E with a 3,200-stall converter, and an Auburn posi with 3.73 gears to get it motivated. Getting the power to the pavement is a set of Centerline Convo Pro wheels shod with Nitto 555 tires. It's not all about speed, though; Levi also upgraded the creature comforts with keyless entry, Auto Meter phantom gauges, and, of course, Vintage Air to keep the black-on-black Camaro bearable in the sweltering Texas summers.
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There haven't been too many good days for free marketeers over the past five years, but today is one of them. A federal appeals court struck down the Federal Communications Commission's "net neutrality" Internet rules, in a ruling that will help enable the global computer network's continued evolution free of government meddling. The FCC rules were meant to impose one-size-fits-all price controls on Internet service providers and force them to treat, as The Wall Street Journal describes, "similar content on their broadband pipes equally."
Sounds innocent enough. Sounds fair. Sounds neutral.
But at its core "net neutrality" really is nothing more than an attempt at rent seeking by content providers who want the ISPs to pay the tab for future network upgrades. It's kind of like Apple lobbying for price controls on shippers like FedEx when transporting iPads from China to America. Whenever the transport firm bought new planes, it would have to eat the cost or pass it downstream to some other customers. In this case, the customers would have been regular consumers. As I wrote a while back:
In a net neutral world where prices were fixed at, essentially, zero, the telecom operators would pay — before passing costs along to consumers, of course. On the other hand, maybe operators want to charge content providers tolls for putting their traffic into express lanes. Or perhaps another business model is just around the bend. Under net neutrality, the current system would be locked into place.
Indeed, once Google moved into broadband with Google Fiber, it started thinking and lobbying more like an ISP. The economics of Obama's "open Internet" are totally screwy. Net neutrality would allow content providers like Netflix, as AEI Visting Fellow Gus Hurwitz explains
To pass costs of their services on to ISPs and consumers broadly, which simultaneously protects these firms from consumer response to increased prices and subsidizes their services, with the possible net effect of harming consumers.
The FCC still has the option of regulating broadband Internet like they were telephone companies. Good luck with that. AEI Visiting Fellow Brett Swanson:
Internet is a fast changing, multipurpose network, built and operated by numerous firms, with many types of data, content, products, and services flowing over it, all competing and cooperating in a healthy and dynamic environment. Old telephone style regulation, meant to regulate a monopoly utility that used a single purpose network to deliver one type of service, would have been a huge (and possibly catastrophic) step backward for what is today a vibrant Internet economy.
Let market-driven innovation and investment continue …
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|07 Sep 2013
BSOD problems...
Since i put my new rig together, which basicly consists of a new motherboard and cpu
Gigabyte G.1 Sniper 5 and a Intel 4770k , i've had various BSOD's , both with and without OC'ing
Even when running complete stock and trying to see if its stable, the computer would BSOD on me or lock up, this has both happened with IntelBurnTest and OCCT
I've attached my Minidumps, i am kinda at a loss here, don't know if there is something wrong with my windows install of if my cpu is semi defective.
Any help is appreciated.
Best Regards.
|My System Specs
|07 Sep 2013
Turned off the PC , cleared cmos on the motherboard, booted back up , loaded optimized defaults, went back into windows to do another stress test even without putting my memory back up to 2133mhz ( they worked fine on previous motherboard for 6+ months ) , left everything at default.
another bsod with 0x00000c5 code.
attached latest minidump
|My System Specs
|08 Sep 2013
Edited my first post with all the information from the SF tool
and another minidump
|My System Specs
|08 Sep 2013
Hello Kazad, First I would like to say that I am sorry for it taking so long for us to reply. But let's get started!
MSINFO32 Analysis:
Start Menu\Programs\Advanced SystemCare Ultimate
Dump Analysis:
I'm going to take this one slow because it is coming up with several different causes. Here is the first one I would like to try and mark off:
Probably caused by : GenuineIntel WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR (124)
BugCheck 0x124
Coutesy of: writhziden
|My System Specs
|08 Sep 2013
Memory aren't at fault, their tested , my new PC was OC'd but i have removed the OC and the problem persisted without OC and while the system was being stress tested, Haswell run hot pr nature, but in OCCT the hottest core would hit 68 and in IntelBurnTest the hottest core would hit 75 that program is a little more intense, firmware is updated for my SSD's
My GPU's have been FurMark'd with their BurnIn test.
I have both Speccy , RealTemp, HWMonitor, Cpu-Z and so forth, i OC and Bench on a regular basis , but with these BSOD's im just at a loss, im currently thinking its outdated drivers for the motherboard, so i have currently gone to their website and downloaded every single driver i could find and are in the process of updating my system to current drivers.
The 124 errors are clearly on my OC part telling me the system wasn't getting enough voltage, what i don't understand is the random lockups my PC was experiencing, i could be sitting here running my 4 eve online clients, watching some League of Legends stream , system would be 45 degree's maybe and it would just freeze/lockup on me.
I have been using Advanced System Care Ultimate now for years, even back when it was just called PRO when they didn't work together with Bitdefender ( Ultimate version has AV in it )
I am no PC expert , but no rookie either, i am just no software engineer/programmer with that kind of experience, but i do know how to OC
And by no means do you need to apologize, you are doing this for free you could just tell me to "eff" off
|My System Specs
|08 Sep 2013
Latest BSOD after my stress test.
all drivers updated , went to gigabyte's website and got the latest officiel drivers for my gigabyte g.1 sniper 5 after installing everything in between a ton of reboots to make sure everything was done perfectly i decided to run another stress test with IntelBurnTest and a couple of minutes in.
poof BSOD
sfc /scannnow revealed no errors through its scan
EDIT : added another BSOD report this time a 3b error
Edit 2 : added another bsod report this time a c5 error
im testing the ram kits and ram slots on the motherboard, even tho i do not think its any of those thats faulty and so far i've been proving right , i get a bsod on all ports with mixed kits, hell even tried different memory than my g skill 2133 hhz , put in some corsair vengeance 1600 mhz , do not think its the board thats faulty, error is somewhere within windows and i can't seem to find it :/
|My System Specs
|08 Sep 2013
So i uninstalled my Tesoro Durandal Ultimate gaming keyboard and for a moment i actually thought i had outlived the BSOD since i saw IntelBurnTest take 3 passes as to before those drivers i didn't manage to pass a single run.
uploaded another bsod , this time a completely new error code, 0x00000019
|My System Specs
|08 Sep 2013
Apologize for the late reply! Was out of state all day and just got back.
Let me take a look.
PROCESS_NAME: CorsairLINK_Ha
CorsairLINK_HardwareMonitor.sys Sat Jul 26 08:29:37 2008 (488B26C1)
|My System Specs
|09 Sep 2013
yea i use corsair link to control my fans, it comes with Corsair H80i
the drivers are the latest there are, but is that what is causing my BSOD's ? , because i have no other way to control my fans since their connected to the PWM controller on the pump
oh and i ran throughout extended tests on my memory kits all night, or 10 passes atleast from about 10pm last night my time till 7am this morning.
no faults or errors detected
|My System Specs
|09 Sep 2013
Okay i uninstalled On/Off charge that comes with gigabyte newest boards, and i uninstalled CorsairLINK and i am happy to report i just did 10 runs of IntelBurnTest on Maximum with 0 faults in 4700 seconds.
So i think i can conclude my system is now stable, thank you for all your help to my self help cleansing ritual thingy.
Another reason why i hate corsair.......
You can go ahead and mark it as marked as solved when you have read this.
Have a fantastic day
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An Artist Collective with 16 Artists in Residence, a Gallery and Performance Space
Hot Wood Arts Center is an artists collective that provides affordable work space, exhibition opportunities, and creative support to working members of the arts community in Brooklyn. By bringing creative people together from the typically disparate fields of the visual and performing arts and providing them a quality space in which to work together, Hot Wood hopes to encourage collaboration, inspiration, and friendship in an urban environment that typically promotes competition and isolation.
The Center is a 7,000-square-foot space inside the Civil-War-era Beard Street Warehouse building in Red Hook, Brooklyn. It contains 16 artist work spaces, a shared work area with tools and other equipment, an art gallery, and a stage for performances. One-year leases are granted to 15 artist tenants, who are known as the facility's "residents" and receive, in addition to 24 hour access to their work spaces, a number of other benefits including free wi-fi, electricity, use of common areas and tools, permanent links to their personal websites from the Hot Wood Arts website, and constant exposure to viewers. Each work space is fitted with a glass door, so tenants can curate the visible portion of their studios as they see fit, as if they had an ongoing, year-round gallery show. During gallery shows, the facility is open to the public from 1:00 – 6:00 on Saturdays and Sundays (by appointment at all other times). Residents are encouraged to continually display their work. Residents keep 100% of revenue from any sales unless the work being sold is curated in a Hot Wood Gallery show.
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