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I read over at FSU that B&A will probably not go to Worlds , they likely will retire after the Olys as they said they would, I suspect.
I read over at FSU that B&A will probably not go to Worlds , they likely will retire after the Olys as they said they would, I suspect.
This is the point, thanks for thisI want them to stay in the game longer so we can enjoy them.
Vancouver, for the european figure skating fans, is so far away, and this magnific Olympic Games's figure skating competitions will be possibile to see on TV (after mighnight), but it will never be the same like live broadcast.......
So, Worlds in Turin will be an ocasion to see ALL THE BEST in the same place, LIVE so I really wish to see, one more time, all of them compete, before their retire........
And yes, the final decision will be after Olymps.......
He has gained enough knowledge in skating to become a first rate coach and choreographer, but that depends on how much interest he has in remaining in skating as a noncompetitive.
She is still looking gorgeous and rather than waste that look she should put it to good use in modeling and acting.
Aren't Belbin & Agosto set to skate professionally with SOI? Evan Lysacek as well.
I'm wondering about Pang/Tong, Savchenko/Szolkowy and Kavaguti/Smirnov. Anyone know?
After his Sp, Barbara Fusar Poli (in pair with Maurizio Margaglio, dance, she's journalist for SKY TV now) stopped Evgeni and she talked a little bit with him (her english is just awfull, ans she was so nervous in the front of Plushy :lol: ).
There wasn't video, but I registered mp3 where you can hear Evgeni said: "You know, after Olympic, I decide that I will skate in Torino".
Later, other italian commentator said: "Oh, this is such a good news for fans who will come to Turin's Worlds!!".
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I don't think Plushenko will show up in Torino. Has Evan said he for sure won't? There are rumors that Johnny is going, but I can't find a straight quote. Jeremey has to go and redeem himself. I think all the Japanese men will be there, Davis and White, Virtue and Moir. Domina and Shablalin will just manage to get through this week, they won't be skating anymore this spring. Belbin and Agosto...I really don't think so.
I too am wondering who will be there?
Despite all the hate & prejudice against Evgeni, I think he actually might show up, especially to redeem his loss against Evan.
But, it all depends on his knees; though he doesn't talk about it much, Evgeni has had several surgeries on his knees (latest being a minor one this past December), has had to have injections, et al. So on the one hand, though I would like to see him go to Worlds, I'm thinking it might be better to save his health. Retire now, rest his battle scarred body, and come back a year before the Olympics (like he did here).
Also, I've heard that Johnny Weir will be at Worlds, and most likely Abbott as well, and of course the Japanese men. The Japanese men remind me of Evgeni, big jumpers & risk takers, so I expect them to all do well at Worlds, as well as the next 4 yrs.
Hopefully, like the 2002 Olympics, COP will re-evaluate their system. Because of Sarah Hughes win, they went bananas over underrotations, technique, et al, which affected everything since then. And I hope because of the men, they will re-evaluate the points system for harder jumps like the quad & give it the much deserved big points it deserves, so by the time the next Olympics comes round the winner will have a quad.
What about Lambiel?
That's a good question, and I honestly have no idea if he will attend this year's Worlds. But I'm pretty sure this will be his last Olympics. Unless he wants to redeem his 4th place finish at the Olympics, yeah then he'll probably go. However, that said, I think he should go out on top; 4th place isn't bad at all after such injury.
So rumours say Johnny's coming? That would be great! Jeremy's coming for sure (twitter). Plushenko... yeah he might come too, to redeem himself; because he can easily win another World gold there... So psyched all Japanese guys are likely to come! Now all I have to do is cross my fingers like crazy for Lambiel. I think he can do much better than 4th place there, so if he feels like he still has the energy to pull off performances a la Euros... I for one would be beyond thrilled to see him there... Hmm.. I don't know; I thought the Olympics LP was slightly underwhelming at some points; so hopefully that means that Torino 2010 will be amazing! (and not just anticlimax)
dai, nobu, taka will go to the worlds, according the Japanese media.
and dai will continue to skate at least untill the next worlds in tokyo.
Lambiel said in an interview today that he's definitely not going to Torino...
And he didn't know if he will compete the next season.
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This Isle of Man TT onboard vid is the ballsiest thing you'll see today
Incredible lap is good enough for ... fourth?
By June 2, 2014 / Photos by IOMTT.com
This video of TT veteran Bruce Anstey going about his business is just staggering. Anstey's record time came on his last lap, a late charge that moved him up to fourth in the Superbike race. Fourth.
Listen, I've had the rare pleasure of going around that track at speed. Everyone that races the TT is off their rocker. The walls. The shadows. The villages. The huge jump at Ballaugh. The speed wobbles coming out of the corners at a full chat. There is nothing about the Isle of Man that isn't dangerous when viewed from a motorcycle. Anstey might not have won, but based on the video and his incredible time, this guy deserves a trophy.


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Smart Saver® Custom Incentive Program
High-efficiency equipment that falls outside the scope of our standard prescriptive offers may still be eligible for incentives. The Smart $aver Custom Incentive program picks up where the Prescriptive Incentive program leaves off. Whether youre installing building automation controls, upgrading compressed air systems or implementing other unique energy efficient technologies, Smart $aver custom incentives can help you offset up-front costs and improve your bottom line.
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Custom projects can vary widely and are sometimes complex. Here are some helpful hints to consider before beginning the incentive application process.
- Only Duke Energy commercial and industrial electric customers are eligible to receive custom incentives.
- To receive custom incentives, approval must be granted prior to the initiation of the project.
- For complex projects, calculating the energy savings can often require engineering expertise. Before applying you may want to consider whether you have the resources to provide all the required information.
- The application and approval process typically takes 1-2 months.
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The customer or trade ally provides project specifications including energy savings calculations through a two-part application process.
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Custom Incentive Application - Part 1 (required):
This is the main application form that must be submitted in order to receive an incentive payment.
Custom Incentive Application - Part 2 (required):
Select the appropriate worksheet for your project type. (Excel spreadsheet*)
Custom Incentive Planning Form (optional):
The Custom Incentive Planning Form is an optional document that can be completed prior to the submission of a full application. The Planning Form allows Duke Energy to review a proposed project and provide feedback on its viability before the customer or trade ally goes to the effort of submitting an application in its entirety. The Planning Form will not result in incentive approval.
What amount of Custom Incentive can be expected on an approved application?
Duke Energy calculates an incentive for every individual Custom Incentive application, so an exact incentive cannot be predicted without a completed application. The incentive is ultimately tied to the impact the measures have on the customers load profile. Past incentives have ranged from approximately 25%-150% of the projected annual electrical savings from the proposed energy efficient equipment.
How does one apply for a project that involves some energy conservation measures that qualify for Prescriptive Incentives and some that require a Custom Incentive application?
If equipment that is eligible for a prescriptive application is submitted through the custom application, the equipment will still receive the same incentive as it would through a prescriptive application.
If the equipment that requires a custom incentive application is not integrated with the equipment that qualifies for a prescriptive incentive, then we encourage you to only submit the equipment that requires a custom incentive application. This will speed up the review process. If a combination of prescriptive-eligible and custom equipment is submitted, then you may be asked some questions about the equipment in order to determine the most appropriate way to calculate an incentive.
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The equipment is installed and Duke Energy processes payment of the incentive. (Allow 10 days after installation for payment.)
When will I receive the custom incentive payment?
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For more information about the Custom Incentive Program, email us at email@example.com
* The worksheet that accompanies the application is designed in MS® Excel with formulas in place that avoid the need for manual calculations. However, if you do not have Excel and would prefer to provide calculations in another format, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Here's the Subaru BRZ shooting brake you didn't know you wanted
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By November 19, 2013 / Photos by Chris Cantle
Subaru soft-debuted a world-premier car here in Tokyo, and the rollout was so quiet we had to corner execs to find the scoop. Turns out, it's probably the coolest damn-near-ready for production car of the entire event. It's a thinly disguised BRZ wagon called the Cross Sport Concept. Ignore the silly name for a second. Underneath the slick wagon bodywork, this concept is all-BRZ everything. That means, most likely, rear-wheel drive and the familiar 2.0-liter flat-four engine.
More of the epic @subaru_usa BRZ Cross Sport Design Concept ... translation: BRZ SHOOTING BRAKE! pic.twitter.com/cYnccW5PBl
— Road & Track (@RoadandTrack) November 20, 2013
Yoshio Hirakawa, corporate senior vice president, explained that the concept is a mere two inches longer than the stock BRZ, for more usable rear legroom. But the real story is the excellent hatchback layout, an obvious Subaru strength. In concept form, a double liftgate/tailgate provides excellent utility (think of track days, when you could either chill on the tailgate or use it as a toolbench), and a completely fold-flat rear seat and front-passenger seat that collapses flat would ease big-box store runs.
And the @subaru_usa BRZ wagon concept in profile, live from the #TokyoMotorShow. @Jalopnik #brz #wagon pic.twitter.com/Fw1gUaKHaS
— Road & Track (@RoadandTrack) November 20, 2013
The concept looks fully baked, even if we likely won't get the gorgeous suede interior and wood-clad hatch area/liftgate. Other show-only goodies, we'd guess, are STi brakes and chromed stereoscope forward-collision safety cameras (they look like missile launchers here, but in production they're sure to get toned down).
@subaru_usa Cross Sport Concept from the rear. Fold-out tailgate, lots of room for spares and a toolbox. pic.twitter.com/dKTf3JE4q5
— Road & Track (@RoadandTrack) November 20, 2013
Production? There wasn't a single peep from Hirakawa-san about future plans, but it's an absolutely obvious line extension for Subaru, since a BRZ coupe/hatch would fulfill not only a practical niche, but an enthusiast dream as well.


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Press release - Effective market instruments indispensable: EU monitoring agency as solution for milk market after 2015
Effective market instruments indispensable: EU monitoring agency as solution for milk market after 2015
In Germany European dairy farmers present study of a new instrument for flexible supply management in the EU milk markets.
(Hamburg, 27 November 2013) The milk producers of the European Milk Board (EMB), the European...
EMB meets for general assembly in Hamburg
On 26 and 27 November 2013, the EMB held its second Members' Meeting this year in the Hanseatic city of Hamburg in Germany. At the meeting the European member organisations deliberated on how the political work was to proceed further following the reform of the EU Common Market Organisation and the big dairy farmers' conference...
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Invitation for a debate, action & celebration to launch the Alternative Trade Mandate (ATM) on 26-27 November 2013, Brussels
The current trading system isn't working. Tons of food – often unsafe – get thrown away while millions of people go hungry. EU trade policy has played a significant role in causing and exacerbating...
Press release: Milk conference in Brussels - European dairy farmers present scientifically based proposals for EU milk market after 2015
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WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) -- Former President Bill Clinton says he far more enthusiastic about President Barack Obama than four years ago.
He spoke to about 600 supporters Thursday at the University of Wisconsin-Waukesha in a county with a longtime Republican stronghold.
He says despite what Republican candidate Mitt Romney says no one could have turned the economy around in four years and Obama needs another four to finish the job. He says the economic plan of Romney and running mate Paul Ryan is not right for America and amounts to "dumb economics."
A Marquette University Law School poll released Wednesday shows Obama leading Romney in Wisconsin.
Obama was in Green Bay Thursday and plans to make two other stops in Wisconsin before Tuesday. Republican Mitt Romney planned to campaign in West Allis on Friday.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
UPDATED Thursday, November 1, 2012 --- 7:10 a.m.
WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) — Former President Bill Clinton is spending more time in Wisconsin, stumping for President Barack Obama.
He is scheduled to be at the University of Wisconsin-Waukesha Thursday morning, after speaking the night before in Eau Claire.
Democratic President Barack Obama is also returning to the campaign trail Thursday morning following the East Coast hurricane, with an appearance at a Green Bay airport. He's also expected in Milwaukee Saturday.
Republican Mitt Romney plans to campaign near Milwaukee on Friday.
A Marquette University Law School poll released Wednesday shows Obama leading Romney 51 percent to 43 percent in Wisconsin. The poll of 1,243 likely voters was done between Oct. 25 and Sunday and has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.8 percentage points.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.
UPDATED: Wednesday, October 31, 2012 --- 8:30p.m.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (AP) — Former President Bill Clinton is rallying Democrats and criticizing Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney at a Wisconsin stop.
Clinton spoke to an overflow crowd Wednesday night in downtown Eau Claire. He says if Romney wins, he'll take credit for an economic recovery that's underway thanks to President Obama.
Clinton lashed Romney and Republicans over climate change in the wake of superstorm Sandy. He says the U.S. is "the only country in the civilized world where one of the major political parties denies that climate change exists."
Wisconsin is getting major attention from both campaigns. Clinton is in Waukesha on Thursday, and Obama is stopping briefly in Green Bay. Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan was in the state Wednesday, and both Romney and Vice President Joe Biden will be Friday.
Copyright 2012. The Associated Press.
UPDATED: Wednesday, October 31, 2012 --- 8:20p.m.
From NBC15's affiliate WEAU in Eau Claire:
Downtown Eau Claire bustled Wednesday as former President Bill Clinton made a campaign stop on behalf of President Obama.
He spoke at the Ramada Convention Center.
Clinton talked about a multitude of subjects including health care, the automobile industry and the economy.
The President mentioned what has become known as Obamacare. He said the idea was heavily based on Mitt Romney's health care plan he instated while governor of Massachusetts.
He said Obama strengthened Medicare.
Clinton also discussed the auto industry and how he believes the President saved the industry. He pointed to a new ad from the Romney Campaign indicating Chrysler was planning to move its JEEP production to China.
That is a half truth. While the company will build JEEP in China, those autos will stay in that country.
Chrysler came out with a strongly worded news release saying no jobs were leaving the U.S. as it looked to develop sales globally.
The company went onto say, it's adding additional workers at a Detroit plant.
Clinton touched on women in the workplace, as many Democrats say Republicans have launched a war on women.
He mentioned that President Obama signed the Lilly Ledbetter Act which basically states equal pay for equal work for men and women.
UPDATED: Tuesday, October 30, 2012 --- 9:00p.m.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (AP) -- Former President Bill Clinton is heading to battleground Wisconsin to stump for President Barack Obama.
The Obama campaign says Clinton will hold a grassroots campaign event in Eau Claire on Wednesday. Details will be announced later.
Obama was scheduled to campaign in Green Bay on Tuesday. But the Democratic president has canceled three straight days of campaigning as he deals with the aftermath of superstorm Sandy.
Clinton stumped for Obama in Minnesota on Tuesday, appearing at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis and the University of Minnesota Duluth.
Meanwhile, Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan is expected to appear at events in Eau Claire and Green Bay Wednesday morning and in Racine in the afternoon.
Copyright 2012. The Associated Press.
Posted Monday, October 29, 2012 --- 9:45 a.m.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Former President Bill Clinton will be campaigning in Wisconsin this week after President Barack Obama canceled his planned campaign stop Tuesday in Green Bay due to Hurricane Sandy.
Obama's campaign says Clinton will come to Wisconsin as part of a swing this week that will also take him to Minnesota, Iowa, Colorado, Ohio, Virginia and New Hampshire.
No details about when he will come to Wisconsin or where in the state he will be were released.
Obama canceled his Green Bay appearance in order to stay in Washington to monitor the hurricane and handle the response.
Republican Mitt Romney planned to campaign in the Milwaukee area on Monday, and his running mate Paul Ryan planned to be in the state on Wednesday.
Copyright 2012. The Associated Press.


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Shepherd Neame, Britain's oldest brewer, is celebrating the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton with a limited edition cask beer to toast the occasion, Royal Wedding Ale.
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A family-friendly Croydon pub has new licensees and a smart new look, following a refurbishment by brewers Shepherd Neame.
The Two Brewers, in Gloucester Road, a cosy town pub converted from two Victorian cottages, has been redecorated inside and out with freshly-covered seating and a newly-varnished floor.
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This morning at 6.45am I was heard speaking on Radio 4's "Farmimg Today" about the fact that we have Protected Geographical Indicator status for several of our beers. We have had this designation since 1998 and we are the only UK brewery have it. Newcastle Brown Ale famously lost its accreditation when the Tyne brewery closed and production was moved outside the cityof Newcastle.
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An historic Shepherd Neame pub is attracting an array of new fans following its refurbishment by introducing accommodation and home-cooked food.
The William Caxton, at the end of Tenterden High Street, has received a new lease of life since licensee Debbie Fleet (pictured) took over in December last year.
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A popular lunchtime haunt has a smart, new look thanks to a refurbishment by brewer Shepherd Neame and licensee Tony Blackburn.
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once world events and uncertainties are resolved one way or another-the economy will bubble on and pick up its pace. We are not going to be prepared as a country for that economic rebound with the infrastructure as it currently exists. We need investment in gas delivery systems, electric transmission systems, and generation.
We need to encourage investment in technologies that are already proven, already ready to serve our future needs. What better way to do it than provide tax incentives for building important components of the American economy and getting us ready to export those components to other corners of the world as the world economy makes those demands as well.
Will Congress likely get involved with FERC's proposed standard market design, and if so, how?
Versions that I am aware of do not get into it. I don't necessarily think that they will, but again, it is one of those questions better asked of the senators and House members.
How would an energy bill promote repair and expansion of our energy infrastructure?
We know, for example, that people have given a great deal of discussion and thought to the need for this country to develop its diversified portfolio of energy sources, and an energy bill could do that in so many ways.
[For example], we have a dumb old transmission system in this country. It virtually is the system that was conceived 100 years ago working via mechanical switches and things like that.
We need to invest in our transmission system so that it operates just as we have to understand the operation of the Internet. The technology already exists for us to do that, and we need to send the right signal that we want that type of development to occur. That would serve us so well for homeland security and the underpinning of our national, regional, and state economies.
What would you like to tell our readers about the direction of energy policy in the United States?
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By JAKE COYLE
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NEW YORK (AP) - For his first professional acting job, a 22-year-old Anthony Hopkins took a train from South Wales to Manchester. With time to kill on a rainy day, he dropped off his bags and headed to the movies, where a long queue wound outside the cinema.
"It was packed," Hopkins recalls. "I sat down and I didn't know what the hell I was in for. I had heard stories about it. When it got to the shower scene, I don't think I've ever been so scared in my life."
The movie was, of course, Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho," a film that 52 years after its shocking premiere still hasn't released audiences from its subversive thrall. The film, which Hitchcock called "a fun picture," was revolutionary in its violence, its sexiness, its sympathy to the perspective of the criminal mind _ and, perhaps above all, its technique.
"What if someone really good made a horror picture?" wonders the British director, played by Hopkins, in the new film "Hitchcock."
Directed by Sacha Gervasi, it depicts the making of "Psycho" with a keen focus on Hitchcock's relationship _ and profession indebtedness _ to his wife Alma Reville (played by Helen Mirren).
It is only the latest example of the undying fascination with "Psycho," a film that ushered in a new darkness in American movies, one with a playful sense of irony toward violence but also a serious treatment of that which had previously been considered mere "schlock." Though Hitchcock made a dozen films that could easily be labeled masterpieces, none seized audiences with the same power as "Psycho."
Made for just $800,000 at the end of Hitchcock's contract with Paramount (which distributed the film but left Hitchcock to finance it himself), "Psycho," based on Robert Bloch's novel, went on to gross $32 million _ the biggest hit of his career. The director famously handed out manuals to theaters with explicit directions not to let anyone in after the movie began. Though most critics dismissed the film then, some finally began to consider Hitchcock an artist of the highest order _ most notably Robin Wood, who called "Psycho" "perhaps the most terrifying film ever made."
"We are (taken) forward and downward into the darkness of ourselves," wrote Wood. "`Psycho' begins with the normal and draws us steadily deeper and deeper into the abnormal."
That "Psycho" killed off its star _ Janet Leigh _ after just half an hour was only one of its many unheard of elements. Scenes of Leigh in her underwear were unusual for their time, too, and prompted lengthy negotiations between Hitchcock and the censors. Even a flushing toilet _ considered a vulgar sight _ had never been seen in such a big movie.
Of course, the infamous shower scene in which Leigh's Marion Crane meets her demise _ immediately recognizable from the "screaming violins" of Bernard Herrmann's score _ is the film's piece de resistance. The ruthless slicing wasn't of flesh, but of film: 70 shots in 45 seconds, a perfect marriage of montage and murder. A prop man sounded the scene by knifing casaba melons.
In his book "The Moment of `Psycho': How Alfred Hitchcock Taught America to Love Murder," the critic David Thomson argues that the influence of "Psycho" is everywhere in movies, including "Bonnie and Clyde," "Jaws," "Taxi Driver," many of the films of Stanley Kubrick and even the James Bond movies. "Psycho," Thomson writes, let "the subversive secret out," after which "censorship crumpled like an old lady's parasol."
"It's one of the most influential films ever made," says Thomson. "It's the beginnings of a flood of violence. Violence becomes more acceptable in film. It's a whole new attitude to the criminal personality. It becomes more interesting in a way that had never really operated before. It celebrates the director. (Hitchcock) was taken with a new seriousness after that, and in turn, directors were."
In the famous interviews with French director Francois Truffaut, Hitchcock said he was most interested in "all the technical ingredients that made the audience scream" and hoped that "Psycho" would be "a film that belongs to filmmakers." That's certainly been true, as "Psycho" has inspired perhaps the most obsessive ode in Hollywood history, the near frame-by-frame 1998 remake by Gus Van Sant.
In the every-decade polling done by film magazine Sight & Sound, Hitchcock's "Vertigo" (released two years before "Psycho" to largely negative reviews) earlier this year displaced Orson Welles' "Citizen Kane" as the best film of all time, according to voting critics. Among the directors who have voted for "Psycho" in past Sight & Sound polls is the Australian filmmaker Michael Haneke, maybe the only living director who _ as proven by his upcoming film "Amour" _ shares both Hitchcock's skillfulness and his attention to audience manipulation through violence.


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Rumors were floating around that Nick Dinsmore was given a release by WWE because of backstage politics as opposed to budget cost. Those rumors are gaining steam right now because the company is reportedly interested in hiring Adam Pearce as his replacement. The former NWA champion has been spotted at the performance center a couple of times already this month.
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To the average WWE fan, Adam Pearce is not a household name, but to those in the industry, however, he's definitely a familiar face. The longtime independent wrestling star was spotted backstage at Payback 2014. The belief is that he was a guest of the company, as he has been helping to train some of the developmental wrestlers at the WWE Performance Center.
June 2, 2014
On June 6, Tommy Dreamer is doing another House of Hardcore wrestling event, and the ECW legend has stacked his card up tremendously. Confirmed for the event are Christopher Daniels, Frankie Kazarian, AJ Styles, Devon, Bully Ray, Abyss, Gangrel, Kassius Ohno, Adam Pearce, Kevin Steen, Homicide, Matt Striker, Petey Williams, Shane Helms and the Godfather.
May 20, 2014
In his quest to become the public announcer for the San Diego Padres, Adam Pearce has been going through several rounds of auditions. The former NWA Heavyweight Champion recently revealed through Twitter that he has advanced yet another round.
March 8, 2014
As a kid, Adam Pearce was quite the athlete. He lettered in football and baseball while in high school. Unfortunately, though, those dreams were cut short as he suffered from Acute Muscular Compartment Syndrome, which basically required him to learn how to walk again. He would battle his way through that to become a professional wrestler.
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It looks like Adam Pearce could be preparing himself for life after professional wrestling, as the former NWA heavyweight champion has done his second audition for a job with the San Diego Padres. He revealed on Twitter that it was a public announcer position, and he is among a group of candidates for the job.
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The utility's role is changing, and regulation must change along with it – to spur innovation and respond to evolving customer needs. Modernizing the industry will require a dynamic approach.
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cause-and-effect relationship between new meters and higher bills. Oncor has been proactive about addressing this in Texas, but any time there's a one-size solution there will be that kind of effect. Everybody has unique needs and circumstances. And when the customer chooses the solution, it brings greater customer accountability.
Our goal will be to take the new platform and use it to raise the capabilities for every customer. Some people will be interested in those capabilities and some won't, but all customers will get benefits around reliability, outage management and customer service.
Weston, Direct Energy: One problem is that TOU pricing programs tend to focus on their ability to reduce customers' bills. That is an over simplification, and it focuses on only a small portion of what TOU pricing and smart meters will be able to do. TOU pricing and smart meters might reduce bills through energy efficiency improvements, by encouraging customers to upgrade their appliances, for example. But TOU alone might not provide a lower bill. Utilities will have to determine how to use the information that's coming back from meters, and what you can do to help the customer.
Spence, PPL: One thing we've learned is that while customers do view us as the experts and they rely on us for advice, it needs to be simple. Sometimes utilities tend to approach information from an engineering perspective, and that's too complex or onerous for effective customer engagement. We've got to simplify the message wherever we can.
And dynamic pricing needs to be viewed as a choice. When customers think they're being forced into something, then you disengage the customer pretty quickly.
Ratcliffe, Southern Company: The key is making sure the regulator agrees with your strategy, that the technology is sound and it works well, and then educating customers about what it can and can't do.
We're going slowly in turning on the technology to make certain the meters actually work well and are accurate. We had the meters independently verified. Where there have been complaints, we've been quick to respond and test meters. Where there's anything wrong, we fix it. It's about being responsive, thorough and transparent about what we're trying to do, and ultimately adding new capabilities that will give customers more choices about how they use energy, and how they can save the cost of electricity in their lifestyle.
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Ratcliffe, Southern Company: We've always had challenges educating customers because of the diversity in our customer base. We do everything from public communications in the regulatory process to bill inserts to advertising. All of those will have some impact to varying degrees with different segments of customers, but with others it won't have much impact. It's easier to communicate one-on-one with large industrial customers than with residential customers. You have to do more mass communications with customers. You just have to stay with it.
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- Rachel tryingforsighs10 November 2013 08:22
Lovely! Stunning view. It looks like a very peaceful place to be, and it's sunny!! :-)ReplyDelete
Just out my kitchen window!ReplyDelete
Fabulous blue sky - got one like that in London today, hurrah!ReplyDelete
- Lisa and Stella10 November 2013 11:14
Beautiful :)ReplyDelete
- Oana Chirila10 November 2013 11:28
Oh how beautiful, looks like a summer sky rather!ReplyDelete
Here too :-)ReplyDelete
I am lucky :-)ReplyDelete
Didnt last but back todayReplyDelete
wonderful panoramic viewReplyDelete
What a beautiful view, I love the Lakes!ReplyDelete
- Glitzy Gleam10 November 2013 17:01
wow what a lovely view xxReplyDelete
- Coombe Mill (Fiona)10 November 2013 17:08
Great perspective and wonderful view.ReplyDelete
- Jocelyn (@ihavecards)10 November 2013 17:36
Such a beautiful view xReplyDelete
- Kim Carberry10 November 2013 18:59
Wow! What a view xReplyDelete
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different every time i look!ReplyDelete
it is rather fab :-)ReplyDelete
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The traditional central-station grid is evolving toward a more distributed architecture, accommodating a variety of resources spread out across the network. An open and thoughtful planning...
2008 Regulators Forum: Putting Efficiency First
New rate structures prioritize conservation, but will customers buy it?
ranks with our sister states [on decoupling]. But that's the kind of thing we need to be flexible in the regulatory compact.
Pfannenstiel (Calif.): I agree the regulatory compact isn't in jeopardy. Those principles are as valid now as ever, which is that consumers are entitled to reliable energy at the least cost and utilities can earn a reasonable return on providing that. However, what does change is consumers will have a lot more control with advanced meters, assuming—and this is an enormous assumption—that we can get the rate structures appropriately designed. If we can do that, then consumers will choose when they are going to use power and when not, based on their needs and the cost. That will change how utilities think about resource planning and procurement.
I'm a big believer in decoupling, because disincentives get in the way and put utilities in a difficult position if conservation and efficiency really take hold. The only part of the regulatory compact that might have to be rethought is how that works. Do the utilities' revenues get eroded from the price signals that we're going to be passing on to customers? As regulators we're going to have to think that through.
Ervin (N.C.): The issue isn't whether the so-called regulatory compact is changed, but rather how it works. As technology changes, as the nature of capital markets changes, as customers' use of the product changes, you see changes in the way regulators approach things. But at the bottom, all of us recognize that to the extent a utility makes prudent investments, they are entitled to recoup their operating expenses and earn a reasonable return on the capital investment they've made.
Fortnightly: Decoupling and negawatt rates seem to be ways to compensate the utility for doing the right thing. That's partly why some ratepayer advocates oppose them; they don't like the idea of paying utilities not to sell power. How do you think these structures will be made the most viable for the long term?
Butler (N.J.): I don't think I'd ever vote for a program that simply paid utilities not to sell electricity. My view of a beneficial decoupling program is to require educational components, not just bill stuffers, but real outreach, and some actual steel-in-the-ground kinds of measures where they were deploying new burner tips and new thermostats and teaching people how to use them. Once that's accomplished, then maybe these things get transformed in some way so you don't have the criticism that we're just paying them to not sell.
Morgan (D.C.): I don't think customers think about it in those terms. It might come up in initial discussions about whether to adopt such a policy as decoupling, but once it's in place the proof is in the pudding. Is it working or isn't it? We've had enough experience with decoupling and similar measures to understand that there are some approaches that work better than others. It didn't work well back in Maine in the 1990s, and they abandoned it. But California has had decoupling for most of the


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- MidlifeSinglemum7 July 2013 06:26
Splashing about in a real lake - that's the stuff of a real childhood. Lucky things.ReplyDelete
- A To Z Mummy7 July 2013 08:13
That looks like so much fun. There's just something amazing about swimming in lakes - lucky kids :)ReplyDelete
I know it was cold, because you told me but it does look inviting!ReplyDelete
- Asturian Diary7 July 2013 09:55
Actually gave me a pleasant cooling shiver just to see that splash! Great capture.ReplyDelete
- ♫ Alison M ♪7 July 2013 12:17
Oh I wish I could jump in! Fab picReplyDelete
yay now thanks goodness summer is here! xReplyDelete
- Kim Carberry7 July 2013 14:39
Great Photo!! Could just do with a paddle....So inviting!!ReplyDelete
- Kriss MacDonald7 July 2013 17:02
Great shot of her splashing and enjoying the waterReplyDelete
- Notmyyearoff7 July 2013 19:26
Splash splash!! (As little z would say :)) - looks great fun!ReplyDelete
- Jazzygal7 July 2013 20:20
Having a splashing time.... look like such fun!ReplyDelete
xx Jazzy
- Sarah Wood7 July 2013 20:31
Oooh that look's good - could do with some of that cool myself.ReplyDelete
- Coombe Mill (Fiona)9 July 2013 17:20
On a hot day that's perfect!ReplyDelete
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At your gear level you have to drop the SS forge and pick up SSG forge, it's going to make lots of difference in your damage intake.
You should be swapping your trinkets for certain fights, not always using the Broken Image trinket, though it's a small thing. Fights like heroic Magmaw where its better to have the double stam trinkets.
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