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by brianna121791 Saturday, May 11, 2013 at 08:03PM Report as inappropriate
this is a great tool for wavey hair
by littlesweets801 Sunday, March 17, 2013 at 01:35PM Report as inappropriate
Profashion Hair Tools are the best. I wish they were in the list, especially the 3-part-curler.
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Profashion Hair Tools are the best. I wish they were in the list.
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I love my Chi hair dryer...it has really cut down on my drying time!
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Conair is a pretty good brand for low budgets.
by Monique3 Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 09:55AM Report as inappropriate
great tips
by LittleBunny Sunday, December 30, 2012 at 07:32PM Report as inappropriate
funny enough, i always buy super inexpensive products but i have the two chi products (most expensive things on the list) i def have new recs to try!
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i want to try a bunch of these!
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BLOOMINGTON, MN -- (Marketwired) -- 06/02/14 -- MatrixCare, the industry leading EHR for long-term care and senior living providers, has achieved certification of integration with Omincare using the NCPDP 10.6 standard. This integration will help MatrixCare clients reduce medication errors and increase the efficiency of their order management processes. In addition, it prepares providers for future regulations that may require ePrescribing.
John Damgaard, MatrixCare President and CEO, commented, "Pharmacy integration is another example of our commitment to interoperability between the industry-leading MatrixCare EHR platform and other key systems used by our clients. With Omnicare certification, and the corresponding integration with MatrixCare, we can give providers a foundation for true closed-loop medication management, dramatically improving operational efficiencies and reducing medication errors. Such innovations are exactly what LTPAC providers will need to leverage to ensure their profitable participation in Accountable Care Organizations."
Pharmacy integration streamlines the ordering and medication administration processes, saving time for nursing staff resulting in more time spent caring for residents. MatrixCare staff has many years of pharmacy experience that resulted in building a superior ePrescribing solution for providers.
About MatrixCare
MatrixCare solutions have powered the long-term care continuum for over 30 years. Used in more than 5,500 care settings, MatrixCare is the industry leading, cloud-based EHR with care setting specific solutions across the continuum of care. It helps long-term care and senior living communities deliver superior care, resulting in better clinical and financial outcomes. The MatrixCare Architecture for Long-Term Care includes product suites to help providers deliver person-centered care while maintaining high occupancy rates, maximizing revenues, reducing readmissions, and integrating with partners and physicians across the continuum of care. Visit www.matrixcare.com for more information.
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An entirely new security model is needed for the Internet of Things, or is it? Can we save some old and tested controls for this new and different environment? In his session at @ThingsExpo, New York's at the Javits Center, Davi Ottenheimer, EMC Senior Director of Trust, reviewed hands-on lessons with IoT devices and reveal a new risk balance you might not expect. Davi Ottenheimer, EMC Senior Director of Trust, has more than nineteen years' experience managing global security operations and asse...
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Explosive growth in connected devices. Enormous amounts of data for collection and analysis. Critical use of data for split-second decision making and actionable information. All three are factors in making the Internet of Things a reality. Yet, any one factor would have an IT organization pondering its infrastructure strategy. How should your organization enhance its IT framework to enable an Internet of Things implementation? In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, James Kirkland, Chief Ar...
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Technology is enabling a new approach to collecting and using data. This approach, commonly referred to as the "Internet of Things" (IoT), enables businesses to use real-time data from all sorts of things including machines, devices and sensors to make better decisions, improve customer service, and lower the risk in the creation of new revenue opportunities. In his General Session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Dave Wagstaff, Vice President and Chief Architect at BSQUARE Corporation, discuss the ...
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The security devil is always in the details of the attack: the ones you've endured, the ones you prepare yourself to fend off, and the ones that, you fear, will catch you completely unaware and defenseless. The Internet of Things (IoT) is nothing if not an endless proliferation of details. It's the vision of a world in which continuous Internet connectivity and addressability is embedded into a growing range of human artifacts, into the natural world, and even into our smartphones, appliances, a...
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SYS-CON Media announced today that Aruna Ravichandran, VP of Marketing, Application Performance Management and DevOps at CA Technologies, has joined DevOps Journal's authors. DevOps Journal is focused on this critical enterprise IT topic in the world of cloud computing. DevOps Journal brings valuable information to DevOps professionals who are transforming the way enterprise IT is done. Aruna's inaugural article "Four Essential Cultural Hacks for DevOps Newbies" discusses how to demonstrate the...
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"BSQUARE is in the business of selling software solutions for smart connected devices. It's obvious that IoT has moved from being a technology to being a fundamental part of business, and in the last 18 months people have said let's figure out how to do it and let's put some focus on it, " explained Dave Wagstaff, VP & Chief Architect, at BSQUARE Corporation, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at @ThingsExpo, held Nov 4-6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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Redistricting should be non-political and fair. Unfortunately, it never is. The way redistricting is done in most areas leads to distrust, aggravation and unfair results. Such is the case in Nassau County as we all struggled through the redistricting saga.
My strong suggestion on the day of the vote, which, by the way, received some support from Republicans, is to have redistricting occur by a non-political, good government committee, with the final approval being given to a Magistrate. The League of Women Voters comes to mind since they worked tirelessly in this process, only to be ignored once the lines were drawn.
The first time redistricting took place was in 1995; the second time was in 2003, and now this map comes in 2013. The 1995 and 2013 maps were drawn while Republicans were in power and the 2003 map was drawn when the Democrats were in power. In each case, the end result created antagonism and distrust by the residents. However, nothing equaled the extent of the movement in the county in this present map. It placed more than one incumbent in one district to insure the loss of one legislator. This is a windfall for the party in power as it would gain seats just by the elimination of a present legislator.
Understand that we have redistricted three times since the inception of the Legislature. It is mandated that this process take place every ten years and should only create change to keep up with the census. However, the census numbers only changed in one district, but that did not stop the utter chaos which ensued in all the districts. Approximately 340,000 residents were moved as a result.
I am heartbroken that in my case, beginning in January of 2014, the 16th Legislative District will no longer represent voters north of Jericho Turnpike, which means losing half of Syosset and Woodbury (my hometown and school district), all of Oyster Bay, East Norwich and Oyster Bay Cove and various villages. I will be representing Plainview/Old Bethpage, Jericho, Syosset and Woodbury (south of Jericho Turnpike), a portion of Roslyn Heights, a portion of Old Westbury and various small parts of neighboring communities.
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THE first building to be acquired by the National Trust was a small, 14th century timber-framed clergy house at Alfriston in Sussex, purchased for just f 10 in 1896. Yet from such humble beginnings, the Trust has become known as the foremost guardian of the great country houses of England and Wales, learn more news at this site. The first of these, Barrington Court in Somerset, came into the Trust's care in 1907, but it was not until after the First World War that the plight of the threatened country house became a significant focus of its work. For it was only then that social and economic change, crippling death duties and the increasing cost of main-tenance forced many families to seek assistance in looking after their ancestral homes.
Their struggle was alleviated by an Act of Parliament of 1937 permitting owners to donate their properties and their contents to the Trust in lieu of tax; and the Country Houses Scheme allowed them to continue living there if the houses were opened to the public. It is for this reason that so many of the Trust's 220 or so stately homes have that welcoming "lived-in" feeling. Cotehele in Cornwall was the first to benefit. Isolated in the maze of tiny lanes that wind their way through the Tamar Valley, Cotehele was the home of the Edgcumbe family. Arranged around a series of courtyards, its great hall hung with armour and a series of dimly lit rooms clad with tapestries, it has long inspired the visitor with its air of romantic antiquity.
The medieval house at Cotehele was enlarged by Sir Richard Edgcumbe in the late 15th century, and completed by his son Sir Piers, whose crowning achievement was to build the great hall. Soon after, Mount Edgcumbe just a few miles away became the family's principle seat and if you check at compare lille hotels website you will find great hotels and family houses in France. Thus Cotehele has remained largely unaltered to the present day.
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The Career Development Center invites you to our office on the main level of King Hall (King 110). We welcome you to learn about the many services available to you as you navigate through your college career or transition to life after graduation. Our hours are 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Weekday, evening hours are available each semester. To make an appointment or to learn about this semester's extended hours, please call 336.316.2187.
The Career Development Center continues to provide services to Guilfordians even after they have graduated. Alumni may access all services available to current students.
Also, alumni interested in careers in the nonprofit sector are invited to attend our annual Information Fair for Careers in Nonprofit. This event is typically held on the Guilford campus in mid-March.
Campus Interviews - On-campus recruiting sessions are open to alumni on a space available basis, provided the employer is willing to interview graduates and current seniors. Contact the Career Development Center for more information regarding our recruiting calendar 336.316.2187.
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The term "internship" refers to what is typically a semester-long, one-time activity in which students undertake a position in an on-campus or off-campus, public or private, organization for academic credit.
Credit is not given for working per se, but for utilizing the alternative learning environment to attain specified educational goals. Interns are encouraged to use their faculty sponsor as a support, mentor and bridge between the internship work and academic studies. Reflection is an important part of any internship and is often facilitated through journal writing, papers written at midterm and at the end of semester, and by regular conferences with a faculty sponsor.
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La Leggierezza ('Lightness') also begins a capriccio, but quickly finds its main material in a very simple single line in each hand, and the unusual tempo direction 'Quasi allegretto' (which is almost always ignored in performance in favour of something more frenetic). Like the other pieces in this set, it is monothematic, but the contours of the original theme must be sensed more than observed under the delicate decoration with which it is subsequently varied. Liszt's quiet ending did not seem sufficiently applause-gathering to the great Polish pedagogue (but very minor composer) Theodor Leschetizky (1830–1915). He embellished the piece with a new coda which used to be regularly adopted in concert. With best respects, the present writer prefers not to be a hostage to those that already find Liszt vulgar (and how this conclusion is reached specifically for Liszt without embracing many another prolific Renaissance man—Haydn, for example?—is itself a conundrum, although Liszt's music has frequently been performed vulgarly enough), and Liszt's gentle Picardie cadence is retained here.
Un Sospiro ('A sigh') is the best known of the set, and was much taught by Liszt in his later years. The felicity with which, in a single work, Liszt took the speciality of Sigismund Thalberg (1812–1871)—the technical sleight of hand whereby a melody is surrounded or supported by arpeggios such that an impression of three hands at the keyboard is given—and ennobled it once and for always with one of his finest melodic inspirations has kept this piece in demand from the beginning. (For the benefit of anyone who has not seen this piece performed, it should be mentioned that the melody notes are taken by left and right hand in turn whilst both hands maintain the flowing accompaniment.) In his masterclasses Liszt took to adding a cadenza at the fermata before the return of the theme in the home key—where it is ever more cleverly divided between the thumbs whilst the accompaniment manages to travel far and wide in both hands. The cadenza that he wrote for Auguste Rennebaum in 1875 is included at this point, but, because it would be a pity not to have them, the cadenzas that he wrote for Henrik Gobbi (date unknown) and for Lina Schmalhausen (1885) are included by way of an optional preamble. Lina Ramann preserved Liszt's late alternative coda in the Liszt-Pädagogium, and this text is adopted here. Liszt at once preserves the mediant progressions of the transition sections of the etude in the ascending right hand whilst introducing a descending whole-tone scale in the left.
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The Concept Style Coupe set the auto show circuit abuzz with its dramatic 4-door coupe design and athletic presence. Showgoers had only one request: Build it. The CLA has brought an international sensation to fruition with nothing lost in translation, from its diamond-block grille to its frameless door glass to its sweeping taillamps.
To the wind, it's almost invisible. Our apologies to the wind.
Simply put, the CLA is designed to capture glances, not get caught by the passing air. Its coefficient of drag is among the lowest not just in its class but the entire industry, cutting fuel consumption and wind noise. Beyond its incredibly low drag, expert airflow management enhances roadholding, stability and even poor-weather visibility.
Innovative in style, and stylish in its innovations.
The price leadership of the CLA takes nothing away from every other aspect of leadership that comes with the Three-Pointed Star. From its winglike dash and tablet-style color screen, to its high-back power front sport seats with memory, to its available Panorama glass roof and multimedia systems, it's a cabin that puts you ahead of the crowd.
The new Sport Package Plus. From its racing soul, to your racing heart.
Like every Mercedes-Benz, the CLA has racing in its blood. The new Sport Package Plus pumps up your own driving pulse with functional and visual enhancements to its brakes, exhaust, chassis and body. And to make sure your rapidly-beating hearts meet as one, its cockpit embraces you in exclusively sporty fitments with racy red details.
At red lights, it turns green. At green lights, it turns red-blooded.
Beneath the "power dome" hood of the CLA250 awaits a new era of performance. An all-new 208-hp turbo inline-4 leaps ahead with 3rd-generation Direct Injection and rapid-multispark ignition. ECO Start/Stop automatically shuts the engine off at red lights to save fuel. It eagerly fires back to life the instant you lift your foot from the brake.
Dual clutches, seven quick speeds. Twin shift paddles, no clutch pedal.
The fuel-efficiency and fun of a manual. The relaxing comfort of an automatic. The 7-speed DCT transmission gives you both. The racing-derived dual-clutch design makes every shift lightning-quick yet liquid-smooth. Three driving modes (ECO, Sport and Manual) and shift paddles on the steering wheel let you take the power in your hands.
Two hands put it together. Three letters put it out front.
The first 4-cylinder AMG ever is racing toward America. To celebrate, AMG is bestowing its handcrafted engine the most power of any 4-cylinder in production. Just in case the sharpened suspension, massive brakes, iconic wheels, performance-focused 4MATIC®, 3-stage ESP® and snarling exhaust don't drive the point home in, say, 4.4 seconds.
Stated rates of acceleration are estimated based upon manufacturer's track results and may vary depending on model, environmental and road surface conditions, driving style, elevation and vehicle load.
Turns torque into traction, and corners into action.
Quick to respond, lighter in weight and remarkably fuel-efficient, the new-generation 4MATIC® all-wheel drive can take the CLA250 to higher levels of sporty agility and all-season confidence. As the grip changes at each wheel, 4MATIC can instantly and infinitely send up to 50 percent of the engine's torque to the rear wheels, on demand.
The world is your playground. And your playlist, too.
From standard Bluetooth® wireless audio streaming to the available COMAND® navigation and innovative, integrated accessories, the CLA can bring you virtually endless entertainment and countless ways to make getting anywhere easier. And with 450 watts of available harman/kardon LOGIC7® surround sound, you won't miss a beat.
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From your car, computer or smartphone, mbrace connects with you the way you already connect with the world. From remote vehicle features, to finding your way with Google Maps® and Yelp, to help from emergency services or expert concierges, standard mbrace2™ includes a trial subscription to the three mbrace Packages.
All Mercedes-Benz mbrace® services operate only where cellular and Global Positioning Satellite signals are available, which are provided by third parties and not within the control of Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC. An mbrace Package trial period is offered on new, Certified Pre-Owned and pre-owned sales and leases at an authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer. Subscriber Agreement is required for service to be active. Some services are only available on select vehicles. Your PIN is required in order to use certain services. Some services may be limited or restricted in some areas. Driver is responsible for complying with traffic and other laws. See your dealer or MBUSA.com/mbrace for details.
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Blind Spot Assist may not be sufficient to avoid all accidents involving vehicles in your blind spot and does not estimate the speed of approaching vehicles. It should not be used as a sole substitute for driver awareness and checking of surrounding traffic conditions.
Driving while drowsy or distracted is dangerous and must be avoided. Lane Keeping Assist may be insufficient to alert a fatigued or distracted driver of lane drift and cannot be relied on to avoid an accident or serious injury.
DISTRONIC PLUS® adaptive cruise control is no substitute for active driving involvement. It does not react to stationary objects, nor recognize or predict the curvature and lane layout of the road or the movement of vehicles ahead. It is the driver´s responsibility at all times to be attentive to traffic and road conditions, and to provide the steering, braking and other driving inputs necessary to retain control of the vehicle. Drivers are cautioned not to wait for the DISTRONIC Proximity Warning System before braking, as that may not afford sufficient time and distance to brake safely.


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Beethoven: Septet & Sextet
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Movement 1: Adagio Allegro con brio
Movement 2: Adagio cantabile
Movement 3: Tempo di Minuetto
Movement 4: Tema con Variazioni: Andante
Movement 5: Scherzo: Allegro molto e vivace
Movement 6: Andante con moto alla Marcia Presto
In its own way, the septet was as much a novelty when it first appeared as these overtly revolutionary works. It was written in the winter of 1799/1800, and was given its premiere at the first of Beethoven's benefit concerts, in the Burgtheater on 2 April 1800. The concert also included the first performance of the Symphony No 1, a piano concerto and an improvisation by the composer, as well as music by Haydn and Mozart. The septet was published by Hoffmeister in Leipzig in 1802 and was an immediate and lasting success. The work conforms to the serenade/divertimento tradition in its architecture: there are six movements, the standard four of the late-Classical sonata or symphony, a set of variations on a popular tune (the Rhineland song 'Ach Schiffer, lieber Schiffer'), and a scherzo marked Allegro molto e vivace. The practice of framing a central movement with two minuet-like movements was well established at the time and is found in Mozart's serenades, as is the idea of making the second faster and more scherzo-like than the first. Beethoven increased the sense of symmetry by giving the first movement a grand and expansive slow introduction – a device that had originated in the symphony and was still uncommon in chamber music – and by matching it with a slow introduction to the final Presto.
In matters of scoring, however, Beethoven broke entirely new ground. In eighteenth-century serenades wind instruments usually come in pairs, like animals in the Ark, but the septet only has a single clarinet, horn and bassoon. Indeed, there is only one of each instrument, since the 'string quartet' consists of violin, viola, cello and double bass – the latter included to lend weight to the ensemble, and because it had traditionally been a member of serenade ensembles. By this means Beethoven freed himself from using his instruments in their traditional roles: the bassoon rarely plays the bass, just as the cello is free to take a tenor part, or even soar into the treble clef. Also, the relationship between strings and winds is more flexible and varied than before. There is antiphonal writing between the two groups, 'orchestral' passages with the wind supporting the strings with held chords, florid wind solos and duets accompanied by the strings, and concerto-like passages for solo violin (written for the virtuoso player Ignaz Schuppanzigh) accompanied by the rest of the ensemble.
With its mixture of grandeur and intimacy, virtuosity and informality, Beethoven's septet appealed enormously to his contemporaries. Indeed, its composer eventually came to resent its popularity, believing that it had overshadowed his more mature works. Arrangements of it were quickly made, for piano duet, and as Harmoniemusik. And it was imitated to the extent that a new genre of large-scale chamber music developed. The Beethoven combination was later used by, among others, Conradin Kreutzer and Berwald, and (with the addition of a second violin) by Schubert in his octet of 1824. Spohr published an octet in 1814 for clarinet, two horns, violin, two violas, cello and bass, and a nonet in the next year with a flute and oboe added to the Beethoven combination, an ensemble also used by George Onslow. By 1850 the genre had been largely superceded, though Brahms originally conceived his first orchestral serenade of 1857/8 as a nonet, and it has been revived in our own time by such works as Howard Ferguson's octet.
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Mozart: String Quintets
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Movement 1: Allegro
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Movement 3: Menuetto in canone Trio al rovescio
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The opening Allegro is dominated by the various strands of its sombre opening theme. At the climax of the brief development Mozart takes a beseeching falling sequence originally heard on the three lower instruments and works it in searing contrapuntal imitation. As was Mozart's wont in his minor-keyed compositions (in contrast to Haydn and Beethoven), the recapitulation cleaves to the minor throughout. The recasting and intensification of the lyrical E flat second subject when it returns in C minor is one of the most moving strokes in the work.
While the gently lilting Andante, in E flat, has a mellifluous, serenading charm (an unmissable foretaste here of the serenade in the same key in Così fan tutte), the minuet refutes its serenade origins with a truculent display of canonic ingenuity. At the opening the cello imitates the first violin at a bar's distance, with the other instruments in support, making for some abrasive harmonic clashes. In the second half Mozart briefly enriches the contrapuntal weave with a three-part canon initiated by the violas. The Elysian C major trio is even more intricately fashioned, as a 'double mirror canon' for four instruments (the second viola is silent), in which the melodic line traced by the upper part of each pair is turned upside down by the answering lower instrument: 'the visual image of two swans reflected in still water', in the memorable words of Mozart scholar Erik Smith.
As in the C minor Piano Concerto, K491, Mozart writes a finale in the form of a square, compact theme and eight variations, many of which treat the theme quite freely. After the martial fourth variation, the fifth, initiated softly by violas (horns in the original version), expands the music's scale and turns for the first time to a contrasting key, E flat major. Freest of all the variations is the seventh, a mysteriously chromatic meditation on the theme's essence. Then, as the music seems to atomize, Mozart plunges into C major for a jolly send-off, and a belated reminder of the work's alfresco serenade origins.
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although a great deal has been written on the subject, particularly in the context of a potential GHG program. 6,7 Regardless of the auction format or percentage of total allowances, there will be a secondary market where allowances will be available for purchase or sale.
As previously mentioned, when allowances are sold at auction, the government captures the value of the allowances in the form of revenue raised. The government then faces the task of deciding how that revenue is to be used: Whether it will be returned to businesses or consumers or spent on government programs. The Congressional Budget Office looked at the effects of a 15 percent cut in CO 2 emissions on various segments of the population under three different revenue recycling schemes. 8 While the CBO analysis is informative, there are some limitations to the findings. Notably, the report is not specific to the power sector and does not address important differences in traditionally regulated and restructured states. Looking economy-wide, the study found that a lump-sum rebate given out directly to households was the most progressive policy in that it made lower-income families better off (because the size of the rebate was greater than the increased energy cost). However, this approach also had a high overall cost to the economy and less effect on incentives to invest in emissions reductions. Using revenues from auctions to cut payroll taxes was found to be regressive because it favored higher wage earners. Finally, if allowances were given out freely to regulated entities, it would result in the same cost to the economy as lump-sum rebates, but be the most regressive because the scheme largely benefits corporate shareholders while still increasing energy costs for consumers (with the exception of electricity costs inside cost-of-service areas). Other uses for revenue include funding R&D in new low-emitting energy technologies, providing aid to low income households for energy efficiency improvements, and reducing the federal deficit.
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It also is possible to allocate freely a static or dynamic share of the allowances while auctioning the remainder. This hybrid approach permits policymakers to meet various objectives as they shift over time ( e.g., near vs. long term). Most proposals that end up adopting this approach tend to allocate a decreasing share of allowances over time while auctioning an increasing share. The main advantage of this type of approach is the comparatively more measured impact on electricity consumers in cost-of-service states (which EPA believes is more than two-thirds of electricity customers) when a cap-and-trade program goes into effect. On the downside, there is no assurance of optimized compliance actions achieving reductions at the lowest cost.
In the short term, emitting generators may need to adjust their investment decisions to comply with new regulations. During this time period, free allocations to generators might assist with this transition. In the long term, the majority of the burden likely will shift to consumers who can be compensated through the use of auction revenue—suggesting the benefit of an increasing share of auctioned allowances over time. Alternatively, allocations or auction revenue could


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Ms. Danielle N. Davidson is a practicing physician. Ms. Davidson practices medicine in Indianapolis, IN and specializes in Orthopaedic Surgery. Ms. Davidson is affiliated with Riverview Hospital and St Vincent Indianapolis Hospital. Ms. Davidson speaks English and Spanish.
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