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Colby-Sawyer College senior Will Shearer '14 and Assistant Professor Mary Mead, who teaches printmaking, lift a print from his woodcut block. (COURTESY)
Colby-Sawyer president Thomas C. Galligan Jr. said the donation "was a wonderful gift from two wonderful people who really care about the arts at Colby-Sawyer," referring to the gift-givers, Bill and Sonja Davidow of Woodside, Calif.
The building will benefit all of the college's approximately 1,400 students, as all graduates of Colby-Sawyer must take at least one arts class, Galligan said. About 10 percent of the college population are arts majors; the college offers arts and fine arts majors.
"We think that an education in arts is critical to a liberal arts education," Galligan said. "It helps the students tremendously. Almost every job out there requires creativity, and the arts brings that out of students."
"My grandfather was an artist. I don't think he did anything else but paint. That was his life, and I thought, what a wonderful thing to be able to do that and support his lifestyle, which many artists can't," Sonja Davidow said. "Art, whether painting, photography, or whatever it happens to be, is very important, and we want to ensure that Colby-Sawyer students have the opportunity to study and practice art in a beautiful space."
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I am working on a pamphlet to hand out to a group of physical education teachers and need a large pool of vocabulary words with definitions. Here is what I came up with. Feel free to correct, add, or give feedback. I can not copy the PDGA definitions incase I have to publish this.
Also I do not suggest quoting this message, it is very large.
10m circle: a marked or imaginary circle 10 meters from the basket in all directions from which players must demonstrate balance behind their marked lie when putting or their putt is determined a falling putt.
2 meter rule: an optional rule that states any disc that lands in a tree more than 10 feet high is ruled out of bounds.
2 minute warning: The two minutes before a tournament where players are no longer permitted to throw discs.
Ace: a slang term for when your first throw from the tee pad lands inside the basket. This is marked as a 1 on the score card.
Anhyzer: a release position where the outside edge of the disc is raised causing the disc to travel towards the direction in which the disc is spinning. (disc will turn to the right for a right handed backhand player)
Approach: a throw after your drive used to position yourself for an optimum putt.
Away: the person who's lie is furthest away from the basket.
Basket: The catching device that the disc must come to rest in to end the hole.
Birdie: a score of 1 under par on a particular hole.
Bogie: a score of 1 over par on a particular hole.
Drive: the first throw from the tee pad.
Driver: a high speed disc used to cover maximum distance.
Fade: the amount that the disc turns to the opposite direction of the spin of the disc during the final low speed portion of the flight. (a right handed backhand thrower will experience a fade to the left)
Fairway: The flight area between the tee and the basket with minimal obstacles.
Fairway Driver: a lower speed driver used to throw a controlled shot over a long range.
Falling Putt: an illegal putt, within 10 meters of the basket, where the person putting crosses their marked lie before demonstrating balance.
Follow Through: The arm motion made after the disc is released.
Glide: The amount of loft a disc maintains while in flight.
Hyzer: a release position where the outside edge of the disc is pointed down causing the disc to travel away from the direction in which the disc is spinning. (disc will turn to the left for a right handed player throwing backhand)
Mando: slang abbreviation for Mandatory, an obstacle or marker that the disc must go around or pass on a particular side.
Marker: a mini disc used to mark where a disc came to rest.
Midrange: a disc designed for a lower power accuracy shot outside of normal putting range. These discs are between putters and fairway drivers in speed rating.
Overstable: a disc that tends to turn in the opposite direction in which the disc is spinning. (a disc that travels to the left for a right handed person throwing a backhand drive.)
Par: the number of throws an experienced player is expected to throw on a particular hole or course.
Penalty stroke: a point added to a players score for violation of a rule.
Practice Throw: any time a disc that is not in play is thrown a distance of over 2 meters resulting in a penalty.
Pull: the portion of a player's backhand drive between the reach back and follow through where the disc crosses in from of the player's chest.
Putt: any throw towards the basket from with in the 10 meter circle.
Putter: a slow speed disc designed for a short accurate throw.
Reach back:
Roller: Throwing the disc in a way where a majority of the distance is covered by the disc rolling on the ground.
Speed: The rating given to a disc that describes the amount of power required for optimal performance of the disc.
Stability: a term used to described the amount of turn a disc demonstrates when thrown.
Tee: the designated area that marks where the first throw is to be made from on each hole.
Turn: a term used to described how the disc flies in relation to the direction in which the disc is spinning.
Understable a disc that tends to turn towards the direction in which the disc is spinning (a disc that turns to the right for a right handed person throwing a backhand drive)

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Thursday, November 27, 2014 at 11:22 AM
Thanks to last winter's polar vortex, the average Ohio school district used nine so-called "calamity days" to cancel classes, almost double the amount previously allocated by the state. But as StateImpact Ohio's Amy Hansen tells us, a policy change may give districts more scheduling flexibility to make sure that doesn't happen this winter.
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Millions of undocumented immigrants in the U.S. are about to get legal status and that will give more of them passage into better paying jobs. That's expected to bring higher wages and new competition in some parts of the less educated workforce. ideastream's David Molpus reports.
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Tuesday, November 25, 2014 at 5:19 PM
The Cleveland police officer who shot and killed 12-year old Tamir Rice is expected to return to duty by Wednesday and his name will be released at that time, according to a report on Cleveland.com The black youth was carrying what turned out to be a BB gun in the shape of a 9mm pistol. We do now know that the officer is white. That was revealed by the police union president on Tuesday's during on The Sound of Ideas. David Molpus reports.
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Everyone has pretty much said it all. There isn't much more I could add except one thing:
I would very much like there to be many more 2Handed Stance options. I love how it looks hitting a homerun with a 2handed swing, but none of the stances are very cool, or how I stand at all.
Also I would like the RTTS mode to be more personal. Like, make him an aggressive, egotistical ass. Or make him a noble, modest nice guy. and everything in between with various combinations. This could be showcased on their walk-ups, homeruns, interviews (if there are any interviews in the new game), etc...
I would just like to say for added effect that i would LOVE there to be tattoo options. a lot of tattoo options!!!
All of these new ideas are great but there should be one thing that should be in the game that isnt being discussed... UPDATING ROSTERS WHILE IN FRANCHISE MODE!!!! Come on how annoying is it when when you have a franchise and there is a major trade or retirement?
I just wonder what kind of features will hit the playstation vita system since it does come out around the same this is going to realase.I'm a big fan of the show and getting Vits in Feb or aroudn tax return time. Since I travel around the US National parks .MLB the show will be a great addtion to my vita .. Can't wait for it next year.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE give us the option to use MOVE controls during a regular game,and RTTS.. at least batting and pitching. If you do include the feature to play a full game with the move controller let it be in all offline game modes, not like in MLB 11 with the CO OP play where i was looking forward to playing thru franchise with a friend after learning about this feature.... but NO for some incredibly stupid reason you can only play co op in an exhibition game...POINTLESS and a tease....I BUY the show every year and have since it came out, i have 2 move controller and the ps eye ALL which i bought with the idea "how awesome itll be to play The Show with motion controls"
be able to make your own team field jersey etc.
new player on cover.
RTTS be able to start in high school and move up to college with metal bats and then get to A AA AAA then majors with wood
I'd like to see the developers add features like on Excel where you can easily sort by player attributes throughout the league. Finding the players you want to target in FA and trades can be difficult with the limited sorting capabilities. If you spend enough time on it, you can do a decent job, but it would be nice to cut the legwork out of going team by team through all the 75 to 100 players from each franchise and allowing you to sort to see who the fastest players are. Who the most powerful or best contact hitters are in the league, etc.
Also, it'd be cool if your level of scouting influenced whether displayed player traits were accurate or not. For example, power, contact, speed, clutch, etc. are all ratings that should be sortable by the entire league, not just by team. It should not necessarily show you what they really are either since one person to the next could evaluate a player differently in real life.
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Lakewood Ranch High senior Rocky Khara has played in a number of American Junior Golf Association tournaments, but he always seemed to come up short.
That all changed last week when the Mustangs' No. 1 player won the AJGA's Mayakoba Junior Golf Classic Aug. 17-20 near Cancun, Mexico. Khara shot a 6-over 216 on the PGA course to win the tournament by two strokes over Mexico's own Sebastian Vazquez.
"I felt relieved and it was a real confidence booster for me," Khara said. "I've always been up there, but this was my first win. Not only that but it also got me into the invitational tournament (circuit), which I'm really looking forward to."
With the win, Khara will now get to play in the Footjoy and Rolex Invitationals.
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Nice try but ... there is no comparison between Ron Paul and Rand Paul in their philosophy or their agenda. Rand Paul has not earned the transfer of loyalty of RPers from his father Ron Paul. As I see it right now Rand is all words and show. His disavowal of his father before GOP convention does not put son Rand in an automatic position to take over the Daily Paul or his father's supporters. There are many genuine and newly elected congressmen who are closer to representing Ron Paul's legacy and are being overlooked by so called DPers in favour of positioning Rand Paul in an artificial spotlight only because he is the son of Ron Paul. "P u ...l e a s e " Haven't you had enough of people in sheep's clothing especially by those closest to Ron Paul's campaign?
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On the sale, Meer Sadik said jewellery are being offered at more than 70 per cent discount. Less than a gramme of 916 gold is sold for only RM15, he said.
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John Glenn Weighs In On Human Spaceflight Future
John Glenn, the first American to orbit the Earth and later a U.S. Senator from Ohio, published an essay on the Ohio State University website giving his views on the future of the human spaceflight program. He agrees with the Obama Administration's decision to extend the International Space Station's timeframe and forgo a Moon base, but wants to keep the shuttle flying and keep NASA focused on sending people to Mars. He is not enthusiastic about commercial crew, and emphasizes the need for NASA to build a heavy lift launch vehicle.
He finds it "hard to accept" that American astronauts will have to rely on Russia to take them into space "probably for the next five to ten years" and does "not believe it has to be this way." He provides a brief background of the history of human spaceflight (with a few factual errors, but they do not undermine his basic points), and explains why he agrees with the President on some parts of the plan and not on others. His major thrust is advocating continuation of the space shuttle program and ensuring a robust program thereafter to ensure the United States does not lose its lead to China and India. Quoting Gus Grissom's famous line "No bucks, no Buck Rogers," Glenn stridently argues for adequate funding from the White House and Congress.
Events of Interest: Week of June 21-25, 2010
It's a quiet week from a space policy perspective, but the following events may be of interest. For more information, check our calendar on the right menu or click the links below. Times, dates and witnesses for congressional hearings and markups are subject to change. Check the relevant committee's website for up-to-date information.
Wednesday, June 23
President Tells Congress He Would Shift $100 Million from NASA to Commerce and Labor for Workforce Transition
The $40 million President Obama promised on April 15 to help displaced Florida aerospace workers has grown to $100 million and broadened to other communities, and NASA's Exploration program would have to foot the bill if the President gets his way.
In a letter to Congress on Friday, the President requested a number of changes to the FY2011 budget requests for NASA and other agencies. The NASA change does not alter how much is being requested for NASA"s Exploration program, $4.3 billion, but tells Congress that of that amount, $100 million would be transferred to the Departments of Commerce and Labor. The Department of Commerce would get $75 million for economic development assistance in the affected communities, while the Department of Labor would get the remainder for training programs in those areas. The President's message does not say what programs within NASA's Exploration account will be cut to obtain the money. NASA also has to come up with funds for the crew rescue vehicle ("Orion-lite") the President announced in his April 15 speech.
House Authorizers Demand Documents From NASA After NASA Misses Deadline
NASA did not meet yesterday's deadline to provide the House Science and Technology (HS&T) Committee with information and analysis about the agency's human spaceflight plans and budget. NASA did send a pro forma response to the committee's June 10 letter, but said only that the information was not yet ready. Today, the committee's leadership sent another letter to NASA Administrator Bolden demanding that the agency provide the documents NASA used to formulate its proposal by June 25, 2010.
"Since NASA has failed to provide the Committee with any detailed supporting materials with which Congress can judge the proposed human spaceflight plan, Congress must insist upon production of all materials NASA relied upon in formulating its proposal.
Senator Nelson Outlines Possible Compromise on Obama Plan
In February, Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), chair of the Senate appropriations subcommittee that funds NASA, wrote to her authorization counterpart, Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL), a letter outlining the principles that she would be using to assess President Obama's new plan for NASA. Yesterday, Senator Nelson wrote back, revealing a possible compromise with the Administration.
The letter, which is available via the Orlando Sentinel's Write Stuff blog, NASAWatch, and Space News, but does not seem to be on Senator Nelson's site or that of the Senate Commerce Committee, describes the key features of the authorization bill Senator Nelson plans to introduce. He chairs the Commerce Committee's subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics that authorizes NASA funding. (Not sure of the difference between an authorization and an appropriation? See our "What's a Markup?" Fact Sheet.)
New ISS Crew in Orbit
Soyuz TMA-19 lifted off successfully at 5:35 pm EDT from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan (3:35 am Wednesday local time). Three new crew members for the International Space Station (ISS) are aboard. They will join the three ISS crew already on the station on Thursday.
Mikulski Responds to Nelson
Responding to Senator Bill Nelson's letter about how he plans to shape a NASA authorization bill, Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) said in a statement yesterday that she sees it as "an alternative framework...that could snap us out of the 'stagnant quo'," according to Amy Klamper reporting in Space News. Senator Mikulski added that she would continue to work "with Senator Nelson and our colleagues" as authorization and appropriations bills progress during the summer.
NASA Appoints New Constellation Program Manager
NASA just announced that the new program manager of the Constellation program is Lawrence D. Thomas, who most recently was deputy program manager for Constellation at Marshall Space Flight Center. The new job is at Johnson Space Center (JSC). Charles M. Stegemoeller was appointed as Constellation deputy program manager. He had been director of the program planning and control office for the Constellation program at JSC. NASA "reassigned" Constellation program manager Jeff Hanley on May 26, prompting calls from some Members of Congress for an Inspector General investigation. NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden was quoted as saying that Hanley lost his job because he was too "attached" to the Constellation program, which the Obama Administration wants to terminate.
Japanese Asteroid Sample Return Capsule Recovered
The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) reports that it "completed the recovery of the Hayabusa capsule at 4:08 pm on June 14, 2010 (JST). The capsule is deemed intact at the moment." The recovery time was 3:08 am this morning EDT. Check back for more news as it becomes available.
New Space Station Crew Getting Ready to Launch
Three new crew members for the International Space Station (ISS) are getting ready for launch on Russia's Soyuz TMA-19 spacecraft on Tuesday.
Shannon Walker and Doug Wheelock from the United States and Fyodor Yurchikhin from Russia will join American Tracy Caldwell Johnson and Russians Alexander Skvortsov and Mikhail Kornienko who already are on the ISS. The Soyuz TMA-19 launch is scheduled for 5:35 pm EDT on Tuesday, June 15, with docking at the ISS expected on Thursday at 6:25 pm.
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'Jackass' Star Ryan Dunn Remembered in Video Tribute (Video)
According to MTV, 'Jackass' co-star Rick Kosick cut together part of moving video tribute, which features an emotional and humorous montage of Dunn's best 'Jackass' clips.
An original song written in Dunn's honor by Roger Alan Wade, "The Light Outlives the Star," is played over the second-half of the tribute video.
"Ryan was really crazy about my cousin Roger [who wrote the song]," Johnny Knoxville said. "He loved his music and really looked up to him. Rog' was equally as crazy about Ryan and, like everyone else, was shook by his passing. Rest in peace, brother. We love you."
Dunn was killed in a car accident last week, leaving his friends and fans heartbroken.
"He was my best f--king friend in the world. It's been five days now and I can't stop crying man. ...I just don't think it should've been him," co-star Bam Margera said in an interview earlier this week.
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Rest in peace Ryan.. your fans miss you... you are forever in our hearts.... Love you much
- Friday 01 JulyBy KellyeLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
- Friday 01 JulyBy 737
Thanks for your 2 cents...that's literally what it's worth. RIP Ryan.
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don't drink and drive
- Friday 01 JulyBy Dom
He did drink and drive and luckily he did not kill a innocent person just driving home or something but man cannot be judged upon a single action .He must be just on life as a whole and he made a bad choice and I am sure he would do different if given another chance but we get only one :(
- Saturday 02 JulyBy rob
what about the guy in the car with him that he killed i hope his "brothers" are doing something for that guy
- Friday 01 JulyBy AnnLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
I second that....'don't drink and drive'.....
Really stupid......choice....
- Tuesday 05 JulyBy Howie
RIP Ryan Dunn . thanks for all the laughs. funniest guy in the world
- Friday 01 JulyBy Bea
What a beautiful and unique tribute.
Peace to your friends and family already missing you greatly.
- Friday 01 JulyBy Kelly
Yes Ryan made a bad choice. No one is perfect. This is horrible for his friends and family. He lived hard and played harder..I think Ryan was an amazing friend. Those guys have a better relationship than alot of families have. I think he will be horribly missed by many..RIP Ryan Dunn
- Friday 01 JulyBy jim
RIP Ryan....You will be missed by a lot of fans!
- Friday 01 JulyBy gbfsl
I have watched you guys for a very long time. I was always partial to you Ryan Dunn. I am sorry that you made the choice to drink and drive, and paid for it fatally. You will be extremely missed. You were dedicated to your craft of making us laugh. I wish I had gotten the pleasure to meet you, Bam, Johnny, and the gang. You guys have lightened many of my days. May God be with you on your journey, and your friends/family through their grief.
- Saturday 02 JulyBy Norma
We all make mistakes...but no one mentions that Ryan was someone's son, someone's brother and a dear friend to many people. Let his friends and family remember him for the good times and the sweet man that he was.
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Yes Norma and also a killer he did get someone killed because of his stupid actions.
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That laugh, at the end, sounded like Jack Lemon doing the drunken King of Potsdorf, in The Great Race.
- Saturday 02 JulyBy danny
Yes he screwed up really bad and ended up paying for it the worst way. But I will choose to remember Ryan and all the silly things he did with a laugh and smile. Good luck as your journey continues.
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I'm not saying whether it's right or wrong, but I can't help but wonder if all the kind words shown here regarding the tribute to this man would be uttered if he had been "just a nobody" who did the same thing. I really doubt it.
- Saturday 02 JulyBy Lloyd
Glad it was only him who died, he deserved to die, he could easily have killed some innocent person, this guy was a retard of the highest grade, not talented at all and this only goes to prove how stupid he was and did not care at all for those around him, why make him out to be a star?? If a member of "public" drove a car while drunk we are up in arms over it, to me it is exactly the same. He is now in the ground where he belongs.
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Ryan made one bad mistake, and paid with his life.
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+ Acting chief named in Sarasota
City Manager Tom Barwin appointed Capt. Paul Sutton as acting police chief. Sutton will serve for one month, until the January arrival of Chief Bernadette DiPino. In his temporary position, Sutton will organize a City-County Homeless Advisory Task Force.
Barwin also appointed former Sarasota Chief of Police John Lewis as the chief's transition adviser.
Lewis will provide a report on what changes need to occur at the Sarasota Police Department to improve the training of law-enforcement agents. In addition, Barwin announced he will hold office hours from 9 to 11 a.m. every Thursday during December at police headquarters, 2099 Adams Lane. He will meet with the community, police officers, the chief's transition adviser, as well as the acting chief.
+ New finance director to be chosen next month
Sarasota expects to name a new finance director before the City Commission's Jan. 7 meeting.
Current Finance Director Chris Lyons announced his retirement due to health reasons in September.
Lyons was finance director for the past five years, and he helped prepare 23 fiscal-year budgets as a city employee.
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Not to be confused with Culver City's more recognizable Johnnie's Pastrami, the Crenshaw-based Johnny's Pastrami -- that's with a 'y' at the end -- offers none of the kitsch and cleverness of it's crosstown rival. Instead, Johnny's on Adams Boulevard gives the neighborhood a 24 hour destination for burgers, hot dogs and seriously sloppy pastrami sandwiches. Sliced thin and best when dipped, the pastrami here won't win an argument against Langer's by any stretch, but it'll start a conversation against The Hat, Tops and plenty of other regional pastrami specialists. Serve it on rye with a slice of swiss, then order the over-clocked chili cheese fries as a side. Good luck keeping your car clean on the drive home. 4331 W. Adams Blvd., Mid-City; 323-734-6003.9. Mel's Fish Shack
Despite Mel's unenviable position between an auto body shop and a string of half-empty warehouses on Jefferson Boulevard, their business is always booming. Maybe it's thanks in recent years to the opening of the Expo Line nearby. Or maybe the neighborhood knows what lots of other folks don't: this is some seriously great fried fish. Choose from orange roughy, red snapper, catfish, tilapia and more, usually for under $7 as a lunch combo, and that price includes a side. No matter what you're asking the guy on the other side of the formica to put down for you, be sure to add on a couple of hushpuppies. You may not find a better version anywhere else in L.A. 4026 W. Jefferson Blvd., Mid-City; 323-735-2200.8. Los Cinco Puntos
Los Cinco Puntos is the stuff of East L.A. legend, with swirling cauldrons of boiling pork and a griddle the size of a Geo Metro. Around the hulking swath of warm, black metal you'll find a phalanx of abuelas, hand-patting thick corn tortillas for all of the tacos you're about to order. Up front are the finished goods, warming away in front of you and just waiting to be taken home by the pound. Everything from the snout to the stomach is for sale, with carne asada, suadero and other cuts off to one side. Buy in bulk to take home to the family, or have them make a few tacos for you on site, then slink out to our car and eat them on the hood. It tastes better that way anyway. 3300 E. Cesar Chavez Blvd., East L.A.; 323-261-4084.


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Ben Franklin – America's First Proponent of Energy Efficiency
Ben Franklin, the first American genius, achieved fame and notoriety for his electricity research, which included that famous kite-flying experiment. But did you know that he first described the concept of treating energy efficiency as an energy resource? He memorably stated "A penny saved is a penny earned," back in the 1700s, but today he would be talking about negawatts and energy efficiency.
The Smart Grid Dictionary defines energy efficiency as technologies, applications, and services that reduce the consumption of energy without impacting operations or behaviors. It is that lack of change to behaviors or operations that sets energy efficiency (EE) apart from energy conservation. EE produces negawatts – and treating it as that "penny earned" has been promoting welcome innovations in technologies and policies that financial and environmental benefits for consumers.
First, improved EE in products means lower total costs of ownership or TCOs for residential and business consumers. The California Energy Commission recently adopted EE standards for battery chargers, which are vampire loads in just about every home and business. Those chargers are often plugged in and drawing power even when they are not fulfilling their purpose of charging up a smart phone, mini-vac, or powered toothbrush. In California alone, a cringe-worthy 5.3 gigawatthours of electricity is spent on chargers, mostly in the form of waste heat. The standards, which take effect between 2013 – 2017, will require that manufacturers produce chargers that stop drawing power once the device battery is topped off. That will lower consumers' electricity bills and reduce the need to invest in additional generation capacity to support these vampire loads. And that in turn helps keep electricity rates from rising. California EE standards are reckoned to have saved its state residents over $36 billion since 1977. That's a lot of pennies earned.
Second, purposefully designing EE into products will reduce the amount of energy expended for any device's operations – whether they are always tethered to the grid or reliant on battery power. Researchers at the University of Michigan have a new technology called Energy-Minimizing Idle Listening that has reduced energy use in mobile devices by 44% in proof of concept testing. By putting mobile devices into a "subconscious mode', the device's normal idle listening state consumes less energy, extending battery charges and reducing electricity consumption. Another interesting technology trend first articulated by Jonathan Koomey of Stanford University and known as Koomey's Law states that the amount of computing power per joule doubles every 1.6 years. (A joule is a measure of energy, whereas a watt is a measure of the rate of energy consumption.) Essentially, a fixed amount of computing power gets twice as energy efficient just under every two years, which has tremendous implications for our proliferation of electricity-guzzling data centers that support our growing use of cloud-based applications and digital storage. IEEE's local Silicon Valley Chapter of the Solid State Circuits Society is sponsoring a course about the fundamentals of low-power design, which portends opportunities for designers of computing devices, who have long understood the need to build in as much EE design as possible, to share their expertise with developers of consumer electronics. These developments will ultimately reduce the costs of operation for many popular devices.
Third, thinking about energy efficiency as a penny earned enables policy-makers to support decoupling for electric utilities. The Smart Grid Dictionary defines decoupling as a regulatory and market strategy that allows utilities to invest in and profit from efficiency-based capacity by assuring them a return that is equivalent to sales of electricity. It means that utilities are not penalized for encouraging their customers to use less electricity. Today, 30 states do not have pending or established decoupling policies in place for electricity and/or gas, and they should. Consumers would like utilities to help them reduce their energy bills, but without decoupling, why would utilities negatively impact their revenues? Understanding the full value of decoupling translates into political will to modify utility business models. Why do regulators and legislators in these 30 states ignore the opportunities to save money for their citizens?
Whether we're looking at improving product designs or market mechanisms to encourage energy efficiency as that "penny earned", the financial and environmental benefits for consumers are compelling. Ben Franklin would approve.
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Vampire chargers? Really? I've always assummed that the chargers are 'solid state', meaning that no power is taken when not required.
We hear a lot of talking about energy problems all over the globe. Every city in the world has the same problem. How to supply enought energy to meet the demands of the ever growing population.
They always have the same answer to the problems. "Let's build more 750 million dollar power plants. We can build them with renewable energy equipment. This will save the tax payers a bunch of money over time.
Why don't we ever hear about the other ways of solving the energy crisis? How about education? Solar and wind power devices are readily avaliable and have been for decades. Why not teach people to produce their own energy efficient products or simply purchase the thousands of clean energy solutions that are already here?
Why not 'get off the grid'? Not even 4% of the population is using clean energy solutions. We still rely on fossil burning fuels and coal. Something is wrong here.
Could it be the government and big business really don't want the consumers to wake up and start taking care of their own energy needs?
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