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McGettrick notes that in Virginia, where most of the company's generation is located, the Virginia Corporation Commission (VCC) provides rate-rider treatment for new gas-fired generation needed to replace coal units that Dominion might have to shut down. This makes implementing its construction strategy easier, but the company is still waiting for clarity on its path forward.
Changing regulations also are causing delays in non-fossil projects, such as wind farms. Two provisions of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA)—bonus depreciation and an option for owners to claim grants in lieu of investment tax credits—were set to expire in 2009 and 2010 for most eligible projects, and Congress hasn't extended them. Further, the U.S. Senate has tabled proposals to enact a federal renewable portfolio standard (RPS), which only last year appeared to be strongly supported in Congress.
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An individual who has demonstrated innovative and sustained contributions to science education, with particular emphasis on the broad local, regional, and/or national impact of the nominee's activities. Nominators must be ASCB members, but the candidate and support letter authors need not be.
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In recognition of his contributions to improve science education, especially his efforts to bring modern biology laboratory experiences to students and his steady, sustained work to model what it means to be a successful African American scientist, the ASCB has selected Edison R. Fowlks to receive the 2014 Bruce Alberts Award for Excellence in Science Education.
Fowlks earned his PhD the same year the Civil Rights Act became law and then was a postdoc at the University of California, Berkeley, from 1968–1970. Since the 1970s, Fowlks has worked steadily to bring hands-on learning to African American biology students. As his nominator, A. Malcolm Campbell, noted in an eloquent nomination letter, "I don't know anyone who has been teaching science by having students DO science as long as Edison has. His passion to help students succeed has been burning brightly for over four decades!"
In 1988 Fowlks moved to Hampton University, a historically black university that began informally in 1861 to educate freed slaves. At Hampton, he continued his push to bring laboratory experiences to his students. He has since mentored many students who have earned their PhDs, including the current chair of the Biology Department at Hampton. Fowlks has served as the PI of Hampton's Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) grants as well as an ongoing $3 million National Science Foundation (NSF) training grant.
In recognition of her pioneering and influential work in biology education, the ASCB selected Deborah Allen of the University of Delaware to receive the 2013 Bruce Alberts Award for Excellence in Science Education.
Over the past two decades, Allen has made significant contributions to faculty professional development, K–12 teacher professional development, curriculum development, science education research, and science education grants administration. She was one of the first to introduce problem-based learning in undergraduate science classes and has published two books on the topic that have had widespread influence on the field, including internationally. Allen has also developed courses and programs for engaging pre- and in-service middle and secondary school science teachers in discovery-based science projects through funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) Division of Undergraduate Education (DUE). She spent the last three years at the NSF as a Program Officer in the DUE, serving the national science education community. In addition, she has been a recipient of the University of Delaware's Excellence in Teaching Award and its Innovation Award. Allen has served on multiple National Academy of Sciences committees and workshops, has contributed actively to Project Kaleidoscope, and has been involved in many Delaware state-level K–12 science education initiatives. Since returning to the university from the NSF she has become the leader of the Center for Teaching and Assessment of Learning. In that capacity, she had revitalized faculty development programs in addition to teaching introductory biology.
Of particular note, she has been involved in CBE—Life Sciences Education since its inception in 2001 and still serves on the editorial board. Her quarterly articles on Approaches to Biology Teaching and Learning with co-author Kimberly C. Tanner were collected into a book, Transformation: Approaches to College Science Teaching. These articles offer college-level science faculty a unique bridge to the conclusions of modern education research and how to apply them in the classroom.
L.C. (Cam) Cameron was selected in recognition of his tremendous impact on the scientific career development of a large community of Latin American students. In 2000 he organized the first international symposium on myosin V in his home city of Rio de Janeiro. That meeting became the foundation for a series of hands-on research training courses and education workshops particularly directed toward Central and South American students who have limited opportunities to interact directly with international scientists.
Cameron has been the primary force in organizing more than 20 of these workshops, international conferences, and courses in Brazil, Uruguay, Mexico, and the United States. Subject areas have expanded to include other topics in cell biology (calcium signaling, intracellular transport, and other aspects of the cytoskeleton), biochemistry, biophysics, and systems biology.
Students in these courses learn techniques, experimental design, and data accumulation and analysis skills and receive coaching in scientific presentation. These training courses have had a great impact on the students, exposing them to North American and European science. Many have gone on to work in the laboratories of the U.S. and European faculty who have participated, and the courses have sparked multiple intercontinental collaborations.
Cameron and his colleagues founded the International Institute for Collaborative Cell Biology and Biochemistry (IICCBB), which is a network of world-renowned experts who want to share their expertise and knowledge to inspire students who will be the future scientific leaders in biochemistry, cell biology, and biotechnology. Their vision is to inspire a new era of international scientific cooperation by exposing young scientists to diverse, multidisciplinary learning experiences via workshops, conferences, and symposia. At these events, established scientists share their wealth of experience with the next generation of scientists who, in turn, act as ambassadors to their colleagues. Cameron is also actively involved in consolidating the IICCBB with more dependable funding from national and international agencies. He is also trying to motivate colleagues to promote courses in other Latin America countries, Africa, and India. More information is available at www.iiccbb.org and www.facebook.com/IICCBB.
2011 - Peter Bruns
Peter Bruns was recognized for his leadership in catalyzing revolutionary changes in biology education.
After a distinguished scientific career at Cornell, where he also directed education programs and helped start the Cornell Institute for Biology Teachers, Bruns was recruited to Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) in 2001. As Vice President for Grants and Special Programs he was tasked with leading a major effort in education. Until his retirement from HHMI in August 2010, he expanded established education grants that support research opportunities and outreach and began new programs that support improvements in the teaching of biology, both in the U.S. and around the world. His core philosophy at HHMI was the integration of teaching and research.
Programs he initiated include: the HHMI Professors Program, which provides large, unrestricted grants to top research scientists to put their innovative ideas for science education into practice; the Exceptional Research Opportunities Program (EXPROP), which provides undergraduates from disadvantaged backgrounds with a summer research experience in the lab of an HHMI investigator; the Science Education Alliance (SEA), which is a group of individuals and institutions committed to scientific advancement and scientific education; and the National Academies/HHMI Summer Institute for Undergraduate Education in Biology, a professional development workshop for university faculty teaching large undergraduate biology courses.
Bruns also has provided moral and financial support for CBE—Life Sciences Education, the ASCB's education journal. HHMI has provided partial support for the journal since its inception in 2002 as Cell Biology Education. It has become the premier biology education journal, publishing about half of the analytical research papers in biology education research during the past decade.
2010 - BioQUEST Curriculum Consortium
For 25 years, the BioQUEST Curriculum Consortium has offered educators a framework on which to reconstruct their teaching. The framework emphasizes student-centered collaborative learning; students pose problems, solve problems, and engage in peer review (the 3P's philosophy). Aimed at changing pedagogy, BioQUEST involves faculty from many different kinds of undergraduate institutions and at all levels. It encompasses courses for nonmajors to upper-level electives.
In its early years, BioQUEST catalyzed efforts at more than 50 institutions to test the software collection known as the BioQUEST Library. Using the 3P's approach, the software was used to enrich college and university classrooms and laboratories. As of 2010, the organization has grown to a participant database of about 5,000 individuals representing nearly 2,000 institutions. Based on conservative estimates, BioQUEST has influenced more than 150,000 educators and students through its software, workshops, conferences, publications, and website (http://bioquest.org).
Public and private sources (Annenberg Fund/CPB, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, National Science Foundation, Foundation for Microbiology, etc.) have supported BioQUEST initiatives.
John R. Jungck, Beloit College—the Consortium's founder—and colleague Sam Donovan, University of Pittsburgh, accepted the award.
2009 - Manuel Berriozábal and Toby Horn
Berriozábal, of University of Texas at San Antonio, was honored for founding the Prefreshman Engineering Program (PREP) in 1979. It is asummer enrichment program for middle and high school students who are underrepresented in college engineering programs. Now a statewide program, PREP has enrolled 28,000 students; 99.9% have graduated from high school 84% have graduated from college. Horn, of the Carnegie Institution for Science, was honored for her sustained contributions to K–12 science education. Most recently, as co-director of the Carnegie Academy for Science Education (CASE), Horn has been involved in various educational programs in partnership with Washington, DC, public schools. These programs offer professional development opportunities for teachers, biotech industry intern experiences for students, and loaner lab equipment and materials for the high school classroom.
2008 - Wm. David Burns and Karen K. Oates
Burns and Oates were awarded for their effort in founding Science Education for New Civic Engagements and Responsibilities (SENCER), a faculty development and science education reform project supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF). Since 2001, more than 1300 educators, administrators, and students from 330 colleges, universities, high schools, governmental and nongovernmental organizations concerned with the improvement of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education have participated in SENCER events and launched projects on campus. Burns is currently the Executive Director of the National Center for Science and Civic Engagement at Harrisburg University, and Oates, who was provost for Harrisburg University of Science and Technology, is now with the Division of Undergraduate Education, NSF.
2007 - Patricia J. Pukkila
Pukkila, of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, was chosen primarily for her exceptional contributions to undergraduate science education at the local, state, and national level. An internationally recognized leader in the study of recombination and fungal genomics, Pukkila is also recognized for her effort to make undergraduate research a key part of the Quality Enhancement Plan for the recent Southern Association of Colleges and Schools reaccreditation.
2006 - A. Malcolm Campbell and Sarah C.R. Elgin
Campbell and Elgin were named awardees in part for their joint contributions to the ASCB's education journal, CBE—Life Sciences Education. They also were selected because of their substantial individual contributions to U.S. science education. Campbell, of Davidson College, has been a leader in bringing genomics to the undergraduate curriculum; he authored a genomics textbook in 2001 and, that same year, founded the Genome Consortium for Active Teaching (GCAT) at Davidson. Elgin, of Washington University in St. Louis, founded the Science Outreach Program, which serves K–12 schools in the St. Louis area. In 2005 the program reached 1,700 teachers and 24,700 students. Selected as an HHMI professor in 2002, Elgin more recently established Washington University's Genomics in Education Program to engage students in sequencing and annotating genomes.
2005 - Samuel Silverstein
Silverstein, of Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, received the award in recognition of his innovative and effective Summer Research Program for High School Science Teachers in New York, which he founded and directs.
2004 - William Wood
Wood, of the University of Colorado, conducts research on the genetic control and molecular biology of embryonic axis formation and pattern formation in development of C. elegans. He authored the textbook Biochemistry, still widely used, and founded the National Academies Summer Institute on Undergraduate Biology Education.
2003 - Nancy Hutchison
Hutchison received the award in recognition of her vision and leadership as Director of the Hutchinson Center's Science Education Partnership, a professional development program for Washington secondary school teachers that she co-founded in 1999. That same year she helped to found HutchLab, a program to expose high school students to biomedical research at the Hutchinson Center.
2002 - Sandra Mayrand
Mayrand, of the Regional Science Resource Center at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, was awarded for how her early volunteer K–12 science education activities grew into a major science education initiative, bringing researchers and educators together around the focus of experimental cell biology.
2001 - David Bynum
Bynum, of the State University of New York, was awarded for the range and depth of his activities in science education. His programs affect education at many levels, and he has assessed their outcomes and shown that they work.
2000 - Virginia Shepherd
Shepherd, of Vanderbilt University, directs Science Education Outreach for Vanderbilt. Among the programs she has spearheaded are a "Girls and Science" summer camp, the design and implementation of a new research-based molecular biology course at Nashville's Martin Luther King Science Magnet School, and the development of instructional CDs.
1999 - Eugenie Scott
Scott, Executive Director of the National Center for Science Education, was awarded for her dedication to protecting the teaching of evolution through writing, speeches, media appearances and, importantly, presentations to school boards, teachers, churches, and parents.
1998 - Robert DeHaan
DeHaan, of Emory University, received the award for establishing the highly successful Elementary Science Education Partners in the Atlanta schools.


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Educational Technology Day is a regional technology event that attracts over 1,600 people annually from the upstate New York region. It features local and national vendors such as AT&T, Apple, Brocade, Dell, Epson, Hewlett Packard, Panasonic and many others.
While one of the primary audiences for the event is the higher education community, the event is open to all, and there is plenty of information of interest to the K-12 and business communities. You'll be able to talk directly with major computer and technology vendors, explore educational applications, be dazzled by computer graphics and state of the art audio-visual systems, learn how technology is being used today in and outside of higher education, and see what can be expected in the coming years.
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Once again we are partnering with the Finger Lakes Faculty Development Network (FLFDN) to offer a special "Teaching and Learning with Technology Symposium" track as part of Ed Tech Day. The symposium consists of a special series of seminars running throughout the day and features sessions specifically focusing on innovations and best practices in using technology for teaching and learning, as well as scholarship assessing the effect of technology on student learning. See the seminars page for details on this year's presentations.
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Based on state experience with RES requirements, a federal CES will likely include a lively debate on appropriate kickers, incentives, carve outs, and set-asides. To some degree, use of these mechanisms explicitly picks winners and losers within the universe of qualifying resources. However, it's arguably better to use incentive and disincentive mechanisms to adjust the value of various technologies than it is to exclude technologies altogether. In other words, the selection of what qualifies as "clean" in the first place is far more disruptive in picking winners and losers than is allowing more technologies to qualify, and adjusting their value. Thus, if qualifying a broad range of technologies might allow one ( e.g., gas) to dominate, or ensure others don't get built ( e.g., nuclear or CCS), it might be less disruptive and more market-oriented to include all of them, and address diversity priorities in set-asides or kickers.
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• Credit Market Design: Generally a CES will establish a national market in CLECs to ensure, in the words of the Graham bill, "a transparent national market for the sale or trade of clean energy credit and energy efficiency credits." Both Lugar and Graham direct the establishment of a national CLEC market, and authorized the DOE to delegate administration to a market making or regional entity, such as a regional transmission organization like the PJM Interconnection.
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Everyone keep's saying Zetsu said itachi is invincible .. It's completely lies! It doesn't matter what he said because it's already been proven that Naruto .. Madara and many other ninja just destroy susanoo and not to mention the yata mirror is not 360 degrees...
It almost another completely rubbish statement to try prove he's "Invincible" Because he wouldn't be able to withhold susanoo up for that long never mind the restrictions it would have on his speed, Movement and Reflex's ... and this is going up against someone who's reflex's and speed are unrivalled.
Minato is on another league from itachi .. Why can't you just accept that! If you can't accept it then, i wish you guys would come with at least a logical way instate of the usual illogical rubbish.
Shadow clone jutsu and the shadow clones would use susanoo and then they will surround each other's blind spot :D
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Shadow clone jutsu and the shadow clones would use susanoo and then they will surround each other's blind spot :D
Yeah and how long do you think that Itachi would be able to do that ... He would be finished after that, Not to mention when itachi has got suasnoo up minato doesn't have to do anything but sit and watch itachi kill himself and destroy his eye's!
I also doubt that a itachi clone could stop a TTB that's is naruto was to attack his sasunoo... Point is! Itachi is out classed in everything his big massive one trump jutsu's are unlikely to work on Minato!
yes we get it minato can beat itachi
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1. Itachi cannot use Susano'o arrows.
2.If Minato is hit with Amaterasu, he's done for there is no way of sealing black flames from hell that burn until the place the flames are inflicted, the only way Obito did it was Kamui.
3.Itachi can always use regular Sharingan Genjustu, Finger Genjustu, and much, much more. He's a master of genjustu.
4.Minato can't use Ma and Pa, for, he is not a Toad Sage.
5.Minato can't break Itachi's Susano'o, it has the Yata Mirror which is "indestructible."
6.If anything, Minato and Itachi's IQ are around the same area.
I'm not a fanboy.. Just facts.
Facts? Most of the stuff you said were completely based in the small fragment we have seen from Minato's abilities.
2. What about he uses FTG to flash away from Amaterasu? Even if he made contact with the Amaterasu, the flames become a "material" of this world, meaning he will be able to teleport without it. Minato has the choice of teleporting with or without the things he chooses. He chose to teleport Kushina, Naruto and Kyubi, but he left Tobi behind even when he made direct contact with him.
4. He may or may not be a toad sage, the lack of evidence about it says no, but there is no way to prove it or disprove it at this point. Anyways, the sage toads are able to be summoned, just not used with conjunction of SM, as they are in the same blood contract. I think the problem is not summoning the toads, but the amount of time it will take to summon them.
5. It is said to be "indestructible", but the only basis you have are Zetsu's words. Even if it isn't destructible, it is by passable, as Kirin was able to blow through it. I know the possiblity of Minato having a technique that equals Kirin is low, but that is not the point. Also, Yata Mirror does not cover 360 degrees.
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Whether you are arriving with your own car, a taxi or with a shuttle service for people with reduced mobility, the options for stopping are always directly in front of the entrance and exit doors of the Terminals. A low curbside makes it easier for wheelchairs to enter and exit the vehicle. With the parking aid or mobility reduced ID visibly displayed in the vehicle (in Germany: "G" or "aG"), you can park in front of the terminals for getting in and out or for loading and unloading.
Subject-to-a-charge mobility reduced parking spaces are marked accordingly in all parking garages. These are always located directly beside the exits or elevators, thereby ensuring fast and barrier-free access into the building. The entry height of the car park buildings is 2 - 2.10 m. For higher vehicles please use the outside car park P10 and have yourself picked up by the wheelchair service if required. Inform the Airport Service about your plans in good time to ensure you are picked up quickly. As soon as you drive your vehicle into one of the car park buildings or the outside car parks, if you require any assistance please inform the Parking Service about your plans by using the call button at the entry barrier. The Parking Service will inform the Airport Service employees, who will come and pick you up. Please display your mobility reduced ID for the vehicle clearly visible inside the vehicle.
Please present your mobility reduced ID at the Parking Service on the arrivals level between Terminals A and B to qualify for the reduced parking rate. You can then park free of charge for the first 24 hours.
You will find further information on parking at Hannover Airport on the pages of the Parking Service.
By suburban train (S-Bahn):
The S5 runs from 5.06 am until 00.06 am every 30 minutes between the Airport and Hannover Central Station and from 4.35 am until 11.35 pm between Central Station and the Airport. It stops directly in the train station below Terminal C and is connected via an elevator with the arrivals and departures levels, thereby ensuring barrier-free level changes. It takes approx. 15 to 20 minutes, and a one-way ticket is currently EUR 2.80.
If you are getting here by train (S-Bahn) you can also be picked up from the platform by registering in advance with the wheelchair service at
airport-servicecenter(at)hannover-airport.de or sending a fax to: +49 (0)511 977-1374.
You can call Hannover local transport information at +49 (0)1803 19449 (9 cents per minute) or go to www.gvh.de.
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The stop is beside the Maritim Airport Hotel. The lowered kerbstone also makes the terminals more accessible for you. You can also be picked up if you wish, by calling Airport Service at +49 (0)511 977-1009 and informing them about your expected arrival at the airport.
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We are less than 30m from the train tracks.
You can take the MRT Train from the Airport(Changi Airport MRT Station) to the front of our
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You need to take a train to Tanah Merah, then change train towards the west(Jurong/Boon Lay)
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They steal the moments we value most
Jason Perlow: Smartphones have become so ingrained in our daily lives that it's difficult for many of us to consider going about our days without them at our side. As an industry, we are completely obsessed with mobile devices, like prized pets. The newer, the faster, the more aesthetic, the higher resolution, the increasing capacity.
As I wrote back in February, "Lifestreams" experienced on today's smartphones and other mobile devices are replacing traditional computing experiences and in many cases intruding on actual life experiences.
And while they give us unprecedented access to information at speeds that were incomprehensible even a decade ago, they do detach us from humanity and they steal the moments from us that we value the most: Time spent with our loved ones and friends.
We've not yet evolved into brains implanted in robot bodies, as the recently departed SF master Frederik Pohl predicts in his 1976 novel Man Plus. But as this recently published YouTube video (nearly 24 million views since late August) makes clear, we're well on our way to full detachment from humanity — especially if you consider the future in wearable technologies like Google Glass.
I'm certainly not advocating that we eschew mobile technology. As much as they steal moments from us, they also provide us with the ability to save time so we can live our lives more efficiently.
However, as a culture we need to learn how to recognize what the high-value experiences in our lives actually are, what we should really be paying attention to, and when we should be paying attention to them.
Digital and real-life relationships are converging
Matt Baxter-Reynolds: My thing, the reason why I get up and go to work each day, is that I'm fascinated by how technology changes individuals, and how society changes as a result.
Jason's piece on which this debate is based -- How smartphones steal fleeting moments of life -- is a fascinating look at one side of what these devices mean to one's "digital life".
People fall into two camps in this argument. One camp -- my camp -- is that digital relationships and real-life relationships are levelling off and becoming the same. The other camp is that there is an inherent *specialness* in real-life that digital life can never replace.
My job today, as ZDNet's self-appointed "technology sociologist", is to prove to you all that my camp -- that digital and real-life relationships are converging and will one day be indistinguishable -- is the right one. And if it is the right one, the smartphone becomes an essential tool, access to one becomes embedded in what we actually understand to be the human expeirence, and can never be "stealing away our lives."


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The Bertelsmann Stiftung is both a think tank and an agent for social change. As a private operating foundation, our primary goal is to make a meaningful and enduring contribution to society. We focus our activities on projects that can decisively influence society's long-term viability.
We focus on areas where we have built compelling competence through years of experience. We work toward improved education, a just and efficient economic system, a preventative healthcare system, a vibrant civil society and greater international understanding.
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