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In the second game against Washington in the semifinals, Catchings became the WNBA's all-time leader in Playoff scoring. She passed Lisa Leslie and the score came from a three point shot in overtime. Along with her No. 1 position in Playoff scoring, she also moved into third place all-time for regular season WNBA scoring history with 6,554.
No. 1 - Career Playoff Rebounds - 487
Along with her earning the best Playoff scoring number and already leading in Playoff steals, she moved into the No. 1 spot of rebounds. In just the first game of the semifinals, she recorded 10 rebounds.
In her career, she has played in 53 Playoff games, good for fourth all-time. With that record, she has won one WNBA title but has led the Fever to the Eastern Conference Finals for four straights.
No. 4 - Player Efficiency Rating - 26.0 & Usage Percentage - 29.7
Catching finished fourth in the league in Player Efficiency Rating. It is a per-minuted rating to give a rating of a player's performance by summing up a player's positive on-court accomplishment and subtracting the negative ones. The NBA equivalent of her finish would be to Sacramento Kings' DeMarcus Cousins.
Her Usage Percentage is representative of the estimate percentage of a team's plays that are used by a player while she is on the floor. The formula looks at the player's field goal and free throw attempts and turnovers and finds the percentage of team totals she uses in the same categories. The NBA equivalent for this Portland's LaMarcus Aldridge.


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After the recent series of articles and editorials regarding Robert Mericle and the federal corruption cases that nabbed him, former attorney Robert Powell and former county judges Mark Ciavarella and Mike Conahan, I got a call from a reader with a beef.
It really bugs him, he said, that in all the talk of the "kids-for-cash" scandal involving the four men and the private, for-profit juvenile detention center known as PA Child Care, no one mentions the infamous, $58 million lease; as in, the 2004 decision by former county commissioners Greg Skrepenak and Todd Vonderheid to ink a 20 year, $58 million lease with PA Child Care.
"I think if you don't have the lease, you don't have the kids-for-cash scandal," the caller said.
Well, you can't really prove a negative, but the theory tantalizes.
PA Child Care opened in 2003, built by Mericle and co-owned by Powell and Gregory Zappala. Skrep and Todd agreed to the lease in 2004, guaranteeing long-term profitability. That profitability, in turn, made it possible for Powell to pay hundreds of thousands to Ciavarella and Conahan in checks for rental of a Florida condo and marina slip for his yacht, payments Powell insisted in court testimony were really just kickbacks in disguise.
If you want to push the theory deeper, consider a fuller time line:
July 2001, Powell and Zappala send Luzerne County a proposal to build a juvie center and lease it to the county for $37 million over 30 years.
September 2001, Powell and Zappala proceed with plans for the facility even though commissioners said they would continue using the county-owned facility.
October 2002, Conahan, then president judge, announces county judges will stop sending kids to the county facility because it is too rundown. The state inspects the facility a month later and says it's good to go. Ciavarella criticizes the state's claim.
December 2002, county commissioner majority members approve the court's budget, which defunds the county juvie center completely. The court returns the center's license to the state. Shazzam! It's closed.
February 2003, PA Child Care opens, County commissioners agree to send kids there until a new county facility is built. A month later, Powell and Zappala offer to sell the PA Child Care building to the county for $14 million tops, but commissioners say it's only worth $7 million and change.
February 2004, county court denies the county's request to build a new juvie center on county-owned land.
October 2004, Skrep and Todd, new majority commissioners since January, announce plans to lease PA Child Care. A state welfare auditor advises them an audit is being conducted on the facility and speeds up the audit. In November, Skrep and Todd approve the lease anyway.
The sequence after that would look like a Keystone Korruption farce, if it weren't all true. Firebrand County Controller Steve Flood got hold of a copy of the preliminary audit and leaked it to The Times Leader just as Conahan was approving a request by Powell and Zappala to seal the whole thing in court to protect "trade secrets." The audit damned the lease as a "bad deal," the state cut reimbursement payments for kids sent there, and the county got out of it in June 2008. Soon after, feds started rounding up Conahan, Ciavarella, Powell and Skrep on corruption charges.
The theory falls apart with Skrep's crime, though. He pleaded guilty to accepting a $5,000 reduction in closing costs on his home for helping a contractor get a tax break through a tax forgiveness program.
But there's a coda. In 2011, attorneys representing juveniles in a lawsuit over alleged illegal incarceration filed legal arguments against dismissing Skrep from their case. They cited circumstantial evidence they said showed Skrep was involved in the whole scheme, including a quote from Conahan to Powell when Powell was wearing a wire.
Conahan talked about a golf outing he had with Mericle. At one point, Conahan claims Mericle turned to him "and goes, well, tell him (Powell) he has me (Mericle) to thank for that lease."
It's a tenuous connection between Mericle's payments to the judges and the county's lease of the center, an ambiguously worded alleged conversation recounted by a crook to a snitch.
But add it to the large pile of fortuitous events and timing surrounding PA Child Care, and it's easy to see why someone would consider the the infamous lease the true linchpin in the kids for cash scandal.
Mark Guydish is a reporter for The Times Leader. He can reached by email at email@example.com.


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In this Refcard you will find information about Jenkins, the #1 open source CI server, including:
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Jenkins is an open source CI server written in Java. It is licensed under the MIT license terms, and it is widely adopted throughout the world for different languages and environments. It also has an enormous community that contributes plugins.
Initially, Jenkins was called Hudson, and was developed inside Sun Microsystems' offices. When Oracle purchased Sun (and inherited the code base), they tried to change the way the project was managed. In early 2011, tensions between Oracle and the community lead to a project fork, and Jenkins was born. The main difference is that Hudson is still managed by Oracle, and Jenkins by most of the original Hudson developers (including the founder Kohsuke Kawaguchi), focused on the community's needs.
Most of the information you will find here will apply to Hudson and Jenkins as well.
You can download Jenkins from the homepage: http://jenkins-ci.org/.
A great way to start playing around with Jenkins is to use its Java Web Start version, available at http://jenkins-ci.org/jenkins.jnlp. Just click on it and you'll be ready to go. Your preferences and changes will be saved to the directory .jenkins inside your home directory. When started, you can access Jenkins at http://localhost:8080/.
Just run it from the command line, like:
java -jar jenkins.war
The war will be extracted and will serve Jenkins on port 8080 by default.
Some useful command line arguments:
If you want to change the listening port/address, or tweak more startup options, use the --help option to show the full list of available command line arguments.
By default, Jenkins will store its files in the directory configured in the environment variable JENKINS_HOME.
Last but not least, you can opt to move the jenkins.war file in the webapps folder of your web container of your choice (like Tomcat or Jetty, etc.) and manage it from there.
For the Jetty instructions, see: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/ Jetty.
For the Tomcat instructions see: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/ JENKINS/Tomcat.
When deploying on an application server, the path to access Jenkins may change. By default you should be able to find it at http://localhost:8080/ jenkins.
For folks who don't want to install software, Jenkins is available in the cloud through CloudBees DEV@cloud. Sign up for CloudBees, enable Jenkins, and a Jenkins master will be set up for you.
Jenkins comes with a suitable command line interface. To access it, point your browser to http://ip:port/cli (replace ip:port with your own Jenkins URL) and follow the instructions. You can also find more information at the wiki: http://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Jenkins+CLI.
java -jar jenkins-cli.jar [-s JENKINS_URL] command [options...] [arguments...]
If your Jenkins installation required authentication, it is possible that you
won't be able to use the CLI properly. In this case, go to http://ip:port/me/
configure and configure your SSH public key.
You can then login with the cli by using the login command. This will automatically load your SSH public key from your home directory and use it to authenticate with Jenkins.
Clicking on the Manage Jenkins option in the main menu will take you to the Manage System screen. There you can tweak the system settings, read system information, logs, and statistics, and manage the plugins. The Configure System option takes you to the full system options.
Jenkins stores its configuration (and the jobs information) in plain files inside the directory specified by JENKINS_HOME. If you happen to modify these files manually and want the settings to take effect, click the "Reload Configuration from Disk" icon.
By default, Jenkins comes with support for Java projects without any additional plugins. So let's configure our Java tools (JDK, Apache Ant and Maven). Click on the Manage Jenkins -> Configure System option. The tools have to be already installed in the same host where you are running Jenkins. For every tool, you can configure:
If you don't have JDK and Apache Ant/Maven, you can make Jenkins install it automatically. Whenever you see the option "Install automatically," you can check it to tell Jenkins to download and install that tool automatically as soon as a project needs it. You can also download it yourself, and tell Jenkins to use the file you want by clicking "Add Installer" and selecting the "Extract *.zip/*.tar.gz" option, and then giving the full path to the file.
To check for new versions, go to the Manage System screen. If there's a new version available, you will see a notice saying so and asking you to upgrade manually or automatically, or to read the changelog. If an upgrade breaks your installation, you can also downgrade your copy to the last working version from this menu.
The vibrant Jenkins community has provided (and still continues providing)
plugins to extend the Jenkins features. This has lead to Jenkins being
an incredible and versatile tool to manage software projects. Inside the
Configure System menu, you will find the Manage Plugins option.
Clicking on it will take you to Plugin Manager, where you will find any available updates for the plugins installed, a list of new (not installed) plugins, and a list of the already installed plugins.
The advanced tab lets you configure an HTTP Proxy, the Update Site
(Jenkins connects to this URL to get updates and plugins). You can
also upload a custom plugin, packaged as a .jpi file. Jenkins' plugins are
distributed in jpi files (hpi files are also supported), which are common jar
files, with a custom tree layout. You can read more about Jenkins plugins
here: http://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/HUDSON/Plugin+structure
For versions prior to 1.442, once you have installed new plugins, you need to restart Jenkins for the changes to take effect. You can do this by checking the "Restart Jenkins when installation is complete and no jobs are running" checkbox.
Creating your own plugin is easy and powerful. You might want to create
your own plugins to integrate Jenkins with a specific tool, to add or modify
build steps behavior, add reporting, change the GUI, add CLI commands,
For this, Jenkins provides Extension points. You can find more about them here: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Extension+points
A complete tutorial can be found at: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/ JENKINS/Plugin+tutorial
Here's a list of the most used plugins. You might want to install some of these right away for your projects: http://wiki.cloudbees.com/bin/ download/Jenkins+Enterprise/WebHome/CertifiedPlugins.pdf. This listing takes in a number of factors to score these plugins, including popularity and active contributions to the codebase.
By default, Jenkins will show up in the language of your browser. If you want a difference language, change your browser's language. If, on the other hand, you want to show Jenkins always in the given language, use the "Locale" plugin (available through the Plugin Manager). When installed, you will find an extra option at the Jenkins Management options, Locale -> Default Language where you can define the default language and even instruct Jenkins to override the browser's language.
Jenkins can send e-mail alerts when a build breaks or goes back to normal. In order to do so, it needs to know the SMTP information, which you can configure in the Manage System section. Then, in your job configuration, check the Email notification option.
A useful plugin is "Email-ext", which allows a finer-grainedcontrol over how
and when emails are sent. Install this plugin from the Plugin Manager.
This plugin adds a few more hooks that can be used to send e-mail notifications, such as when a build is about to be done, continues to fail, or becomes unstable. You can also customize the emails — you can choose to send them to different people based on a specific list, or you can send them because they made the comments. You can also include the build output.
Jenkins comes out of the box with support for CVS and SVN. For CVS, select the CVS option in the Job configuration.
To use GIT with Jenkins, you will need to install the "GIT" plugin from the Plugin Manager.
Builds can be manually triggered by clicking the "Play" (Build Now) icon at the left sidebar when inside a job. To configure when a build should be done for a job, use the Build Triggers configuration.
You can configure your job to be automatically built when a dependency is built or when a specific job has been built. Also, the Build Periodically and Poll SCM options let you setup a crontab-like schedule, either to build the job or to poll the SCM for changes and trigger a build when changes are found. The schedule consists of 5 columns: Minute, Hour, Day of month, Month, Day of the week. The complete format is available by clicking the help icon for this option.
Another powerful option is Post-commit hooks for running builds. A build gets triggered on a commit into the repository. This is more efficient than periodic builds or the poll SCM option.
You can build a project as soon as another project is built. This is useful when project B (downstream) depends on project A (upstream) and you want to make sure you build a new B version for each new build of A. Check-mark the Build after other projects are built option. You can specify more than one project by separating them with a comma.
To publish the reports for your code metrics, see the Build Settings section of your job configuration. Some plugins will add a Post-build action, like the Status Analysis Collector, so you might want to check those actions to find new publishing options.
This is a very useful feature that will let you enter some parameter values into the job either manually or by taking them from other jobs. In your job configuration, select This build is parameterized (if you don't see this option, try looking for the Parameterized Build plugin in the Plugin Manager).
To add a parameter, just click the Add Parameter button, and select from the dropdown menu the type of parameter you would like to use. When the build is triggered, Jenkins will ask for the values required.
Once defined, you can access the parameters just as any other environment variable. For example, from the shell (or when configuring your job build):
echo ${VERSION} > version.txt
<target name="mytarget">
<property environment="env" />
<echo message="${env.VERSION}"/>
Sometimes it is useful to trigger the build of another job from a parameterized build, passing on the parameters used. In this case, use the Parameterized Trigger plugin.Once installed, you will find a new option in your job configuration page: The Triggering parameterized builds on other projects option. On newer versions, you can access it from the Post Build Actions section of your job configuration.
Promotions are a great tool to add steps in the build process and also mark builds according to a number of things. Promotions are available through the Promoted Builds plugin. When installed, you will find a new option called Promote builds when in your job configuration.
In order to promote the build, you can opt for a number of available criteria:
With a promoting condition configured, you can add actions to be performed when the actual promotion occurs, by clicking the Add action dropdown box.
To promote a build, click the Promotion Status link (either at the left navigation bar, or at the build page). The met and unmet qualifications will appear from here, and you can do manual promotions. Promotions can also be manually forced. Look for the Force Promotion button on the right side of the page.
Don't Deploy Directly from Promotions It might be tempting to make deployments as actions for promotions, for example, by copying artifacts. This is not recommended, because you should never trust the workspace content after a build is done. Instead, make Jenkins archive the needed artifacts (and fingerprint them) and use a separate job to make the deploy that will run when the promotion occurs. In this way, you are relying on Jenkins to choose the correct files to include in the build.
You can have Jenkins execute the Maven Release Plugin and deploy to a maven repository by installing the M2 Release plugin. When installed, you will notice a new option, too, in the left navigation bar. To make a release, click the Perform Maven Release link, and the release configuration will be shown.You can have Jenkins execute the Maven Release Plugin and deploy to a maven repository by installing the M2 Release plugin. When installed, you will notice a new option, too, in the left navigation bar. To make a release, click the Perform Maven Release link, and the release configuration will be shown.
At the Jenkins configuration page, you will find a new optionallowing you to configure your repository information and your credentials that will be used by the M2 Release plugin to make the releases.
By default, Jenkins increments the build version by 1. If you want to have
a more custom version number (or string) for your job, use the Version
Number plugin. When installed, a new version will show up in your job
configuration at the Build Environment section named Create a formatted
version number.
This allows you to create an arbitrary version number string and set an environment variable with it, suitable to be used as any other environment variable. You can specify a number of variables to be used in the final string (see the examples by clicking the help icon).
If you wish to set the next build number to an arbitrary number (or maybe even reset it to 1), locate your job directory, and modify the file nextBuildNumber. For example, for a job named Jenkins, the path would be:
Afterwards, restart Jenkins or reload the configuration from disk from the Management menu.
You could also use the plugin "Next Build Number" to change the next version number that Jenkins will use for a given job.
File Fingerprinting will let you create an MD5 sum for all archived artifacts. Jenkins will automatically save into its db the fingerprint of all the generated artifacts.
At the left navigation bar, you will notice the option Check File Fingerprint, where you can give Jenkins a file and ask it to return the corresponding job and version that generated it.
This is also useful for Jenkins so it can link downstream build jobs to upstream ones. To have Jenkins save the fingerprint of the generated artifacts, look for the Record fingerprints of files to track usage options inside the Post build Actions.
Jenkins comes out of the box without any kind of security. This is OK for intranet installations, but on public projects you would want to control who can edit your jobs configuration and/or trigger builds, etc. In the Jenkins configuration page, look for the Enable Security checkbox. Activating it will show more options.
Sometimes you will notice users that can't login to Jenkins but still show up in the People menu, these are disabled accounts. You can set up a password for them by clicking on the configure option once in the user configuration screen.
Once you authenticate your users, you need to authorize them to do whatever they need to do. Right below the authentication options, you will find the authorization settings.
The Anonymous user represents the users not logged in. You should create the admin user with User/group to add. It represents your administrator user, and should have access to do everything.
It might be desirable to give permissions based on the project. In this case, select the Project-based Matrix Authorization Strategy. You can then define the generic permissions that will be overriden with the permissions you define in the job configuration page, where you will find a new option: Enable project-based security. This will show a new matrix that will override whatever you have configured in the Jenkins configuration page.
If you happen to lose your password and need to reset it, there is a solution. Open the file config.xml inside the Jenkins home directory (specified by JENKINS_HOME), and edit it, changing "useSecurity"from true, to false. Then restart Jenkins. You should be able to configure it without logging in. Change your password (and/ or security settings) as quick as possible and restart.
This is the most sophisticated (and simple) plugin for authorization. It allows users to set up roles, assign groups to roles and assign users to the groups (Roles -> (Groups*) -> (Users*).
RBAC can use external groups (such as through LDAP) or it can let admins create custom groups for Jenkins (admins do not need to go to an IT administrator to set up groups).
A matrix of checkboxes can be used to grant permissions for specific roles to jobs or folders. Permissions can be additive or subtractive on the folder or jobs within those folders.
If you have lots of jobs in your Jenkins installation, you might want to distribute the work it takes to build them.
Jenkins nodes can be arranged in a master/slave fashion, where the master can delegate some builds to the slave nodes, allowing you to scale in the number of jobs configured in a given installation. A slave node is a computer used solely to build jobs. This is required for the node to run the slave agent.
Delivery of software products is spiky by nature. Commits and build activities peak during the release phase of the product. Thus, more slaves can be kicked off during peak usage. Teams can also use the Amazon EC2 plugin to offload their builds into the Amazon IaaS. With this setup, teams are responsible for management of masters and slaves in the cloud.
A more advanced option is to use CloudBees DEV@cloud service and let CloudBees manage Jenkins masters and slaves. With the service, teams can just focus on development and do not need to worry about infrastructure.
Click on the Manage Nodes option of the configuration page. You will notice the New Node option on the left sidebar. Click on it to create a new node, and enter the information for the new node, mainly the name.
Next, configure the node settings:
Jenkins has an embedded SSH client, which is very useful (in this particular case) to make it connect to the target machine, by providing the connection information and credentials, and running the slave agent automatically. Select the Launch slave agents on Unix machines via the SSH option, and then fill in the required information.
The node should then start right away as soon as you save the node configuration.
Another option is to run the slave agent manually, via Java Web Start. Select the Launch slave agents via the Java Web Start option. Then log in to the target machine, and use this command line:
javaws http://ip:port/computer/nodename/slave-agent.jnlp
Replace ip:port with the location of the master Jenkins node, and replace nodename with the name of the node you've created (in this case, for example, it would be "My new Node" with spaces and without the quotes).
You can also run the slave agent without a GUI, suitable to make it automatically run at system startup, by downloading: http://ip:port/jnlpJars/slave.jar
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java -jar slave.jar -jnlpUrl
You can set any environment variables needed in the slave node by setting the node properties, these will help you customize the build and maybe dynamically generate files or reports.
If the path for Maven, Ant, and the JDK is different from the ones in the master node, you can set these in the Tool Locations section. Once the node is configured and connected, you should see the new node Queue Status right below the main build queue.
You can set (restrict) where a job can be built right in your job configuration by choosing the "Restrict where this project can be run". A label expression that allows boolean operators can be set, describing which nodes can handle this job. To see the complete list of available boolean operators, click the help icon at the right.
Jenkins has a number of environment variables very useful to customize the generated build and output build information. You can use these directly from your own job and reporting tools.
Note that plugins can add their own variables, so you might want to check the documentation for each one of them if you are interested. An official list can be found at: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Building+a+software+project
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You can find an official list of best practices at: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/ display/JENKINS/Jenkins+Best+Practices Secure Jenkins
Securing Jenkins starts with the assessment of who should access the Jenkins master. The second step is to choose the right underlying authentication mechanism (discussed earlier).
Last, is to secure the right roles, groups and users. This usually involves settling on a flexible administration topology where secure projects are secure, can be spun off easily and can administer themselves without too much intervention from a uber-administrator.
Backing up and restoring is as easy as to copy to/from the directory
specified in JENKINS_HOME
With the CloudBees Backup plugin, creating a backup is as simple as creating a new job in Jenkins. Backups can be local or to a sftp server.
Use the CloudBees folder to organize jobs into folders. The plugin allows you to create nested hierarchies of namespace aware jobs. Tie this with CloudBees RBAC plugin and you can set sophisticated permissions on folders.
A significant part of a Jenkins administrator's time is spent onboarding projects. Most jobs differ by small number of parameters that ideally should be templatized. These templates capture sameness of jobs across projects and can be used to easily on-board new projects, jobs. Furthermore, a change in a template is automatically and instantly propagated into all jobs.
The validated merges (works with Git) or the "unbreakable builds" feature allows only good commits to make through to the repository. Commits are made to an intermediate repository maintained by Jenkins, who takes the onus of merging code with upstream branch, run tests, and do the final push to the main repository. The developer just fires and forgets.
The High Availability feature, offered within Jenkins Enterprise by CloudBees, eliminates downtime due to master failures. Multiple Jenkins masters act as backups waiting for a primary master failure. Once a failure is detected, a backup master automatically boots up and acts as a failover.
Teams often end up working with different versions of plugins or binaries. This version mismatch results in subtle failures in the application that are discovered late in the development cycle. The Custom Update Centers plugin offered by CloudBees, allows administrators to create their own update centers, so they can upload plugins, specify the version of the plugin that is available to downstream Jenkins instances, and more.
Jenkins, the definitive guide book: http://www.dzone.com/links/free_ebook_jenkins_the_definitive_guide_continuou.html
Jenkins with PHP Projects with Phing: http://marcelog.github.com/articles/ci_jenkins_hudson_continuous_integration_php_phing.html
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As utility takeovers break new ground, the FERC ponders proposed rules, perhaps already out of date.
A year ago, when U.S. Antitrust Czar Joel Klein talked of a "window of opportunity" for electric utility mergers, he didn't predict when it would close.
And it hasn't yet.
In the 12 months leading up to January 1998, when Klein had addressed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission through its "Distinguished Speakers" series, only the ill-timed Primergy deal had been turned down. The next year, 1998, would prove no different.
Projects sprout in the United States and overseas, pushing the limits of grid capacity, turbine manufacturers and available sites.
Merchant power plants are emerging en masse to address the growing electricity needs of the United States and other countries, thanks to deregulation and fearless developers. While some plants are built to replace older, less-efficient utility-owned units, others would serve demand growth. Still more are planned as niche-oriented peakers - ready to supply the grid when marginal prices rise high enough. Ancillary services might offer another niche.
Public power is competitive power, and that keeps IOUs on their toes.
There they go again. You know who I mean, the critics who fear us in a competitive electric utility environment, or who oppose, for ideological reasons, government involvement in the power business.
Charles E. Bayless, in his article "Time's Up for Public Power" (Public Utilities Fortnightly, July 1, 1998), offered up just the latest of these below-the-belt blows.
It's tempting to respond in kind to these critics. Why? Because they torture the facts and distort the record.
Shaky merger policy finds the FERC at war with itself.
"IN HIS DELIGHTFUL ARTICLE, "THE FOLKLORE OF Deregulation," published this summer in the Yale Journal on Regulation, federal judge Richard Cudahy notes the ethereal nature of "virtual electricity." This new product, he explains,"exists only as a blip on a computer screen and will never give one a shock." "Reality," he notes, has "retreated to the money part of the system."
We could use a dose of that reality in looking at electric utility mergers.
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States earmark millions to fund solar projects via system benefits charges.
Making solar power a realistic choice for electric consumers is a burgeoning issue for state utility regulators. As part of electric restructuring, regulators are trying to finance the costs of solar installations.
Key to delivering commercial, on-grid solar power to new markets are state efforts, partnered with other government and industry actions. So far, the system benefits charge, or SBC, is the primary short-term incentive to develop solar, wind, biomass and other renewable resources.
No clear consensus has emerged. Should regulators hold to a hard line?
Regulators have wrestled for decades with transactions between vertically integrated monopoly utilities and their corporate affiliates.
Most problems have usually involved a shifting of costs, risk, or profit, as when an electric utility buys coal from a subsidiary. On the telephone side, AT&T's equipment dealings with Western Electric and Bell Labs were always a worry for regulators.
Robert W. Shaw JR. IS A BETTING MAN. Shaw's Aretê Corp. venture capital fund has invested $100 million in energy technology. This year the Center Harbor, N.H., fund set aside $30 million to invest in micro-generation technologies. Already the fund has pumped hundreds of thousands of dollars into more than a half-dozen companies trying to develop microturbines, fuel cells and other promising small-scale generation.
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- Q4 net loss of EUR42.6m, versus EUR33.1m profit
- Q4 sales up 11.7% to EUR804.7m
- Expects flat sales in 2013, but improved earnings
Sporting goods giant Puma posted a net loss in the fourth quarter of 2012, hit by a number of one-off special items which cost the business nearly EUR100m (US$134m).
For the full year, sales rose 8.7% to EUR3.3bn, but a total of EUR177.5m in one-off costs resulted in a net profit of EUR70.2m, down 69.5% on 2011.
The German company said it had performed strongly in Asia and the Americas, where sales were up 16% and 12% respectively in the fourth quarter.
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"Despite a continuously challenging market environment, particularly in Europe, Puma delivered a strong sales performance in the fourth quarter, enabling us to meet our sales projections for the full year of 2012," said company CEO Franz Koch.
"We have completed defining the scope of Puma's Transformation and Cost Reduction Program, and will continue with the implementation of all measures throughout 2013 to improve the company's profitability.
"I want to reiterate that it is not our priority to push for sales growth at any cost, but instead focus on improving desirability for the Puma brand."
The company expects 2013 sales to be flat, but anticipates a "significant improvement" in its net earnings.
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Mario Chalmers had a career-high 30 points, helping the fifth-ranked Jayhawks beat Number 6 Texas 84-to-74 on Sunday for their third straight Big 12 title over the Longhorns. Chalmers also had eight of Kansas' tournament-record 15 3-pointers.
Brandon Rush hit six 3-pointers for Kansas (31-3). Darrell Arthur had 16 points and the Jayhawks had 25 assists on 26 field goals to win their sixth Big 12 title in 12 years.
Kansas has won three straight conference titles for the second time in school history and could get a Number 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.
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The Games of February 2013
Most of the Warp Zoned staff has decided to hole up inside their houses this February with a copy of Dead Space 3. Forget asking if the groundhog will see his shadow this year, gamers the world over will be seeing shadows of Necromorphs everywhere they look. But there are plenty of other games to get excited about this month. And let us tell you about them…
John Scalzo
Three games stand out for me this month, for three very different reasons.
First up is Brain Age: Concentration Training on February 10. The 3DS puzzler is a sequel to the two Brain Age games on the DS and while I'm sad Nintendo of America dropped the "Devil Training" moniker for its US debut, I'm still happy to get back into the educational ring with Dr. Kawashima.
Two days later, on February 12, I'll have to make a choice between the Alien-fighting action of Aliens: Colonial Marines and Omerta: City of Gangsters, a strategy game that has made my brain an offer it can't refuse. Gearbox has drip-fed their new take on the Alien mythos into the hearts and minds of gamers everywhere with a steady series of trailers, screenshots, and developer interviews. The only thing standing in the way of my return to LV-426 is "this thing of ours." The idea of playing a strategy RPG from the point-of-view of a 1920s bootlegging racket is almost too awesome to imagine. In fact, I didn't even know I wanted a game like Omerta: City of Gangsters to exist until I found out it was already real.
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This month is all about one game for me: Dead Space 3. Isaac Clarke is one of my all-time favorite video game characters, and after playing the demo, I'm more excited than ever to step back into his suit and hack off some limbs. Right now, I'm trying to decide between just buying the game or getting the crazy special edition that the dev team put together. I've got so much other Dead Space swag that it seems criminal for me not to add that to my collection! Other than that, Aliens: Colonial Marines is really the only other game on my radar, but it might not be a day-one purchase for me. I'll have to see how I'm faring with Isaac and Carver first!
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Wow, February has some mighty slim pickings. The highlight for me is Aliens: Colonial Marines, although to be honest, I'm holding out for the Wii U version. The idea of having the motion-tracker on the GamePad is too good an opportunity to pass up. I was curious about Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 when Famitsu gave it 9/9/8/9, but the first reviews from other sources suggests the Japanese magazine was being a bit too generous.
Oh, and there are a couple of threequels. Dead Space 3 kinda lost my interest after the "In The Air Tonight" trailer. Who at EA thought covering a Phil Collins song was a good idea? As for the other title they are publishing, Crysis 3, I must confess I have never played the last two. I always meant to pick up Crysis 2 for the PS3 because it is always in the bargain bin, but something always stopped me. I just remember it having a certain stigma about it; that the graphics were impressive but the game itself not very fun to play, beauty but with no soul. Perhaps if this new entry proves to be a must buy, I may delve into the second first.
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I'd have to agree with Andrew on this one – February is not looking too bright. Unlike Andrew, though, I am interested in Dead Space 3. I love survival horror, and the Dead Space games never disappoint. I'd agree regarding Aliens: Colonial Marines as well; the Wii U GamePad will hopefully make this version the one to get. Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time Also piques my interest, but I'm a bit skeptical as to if it will be as good as the original trilogy.
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St Winifred's School Choir, from St Winifred's Roman Catholic Primary School in Stockport, United Kingdom, was a choir of children whose single in 1980 became that year's British Christmas number one single. Entitled "There's No One Quite Like Grandma", it spent two weeks at number one, and 11 weeks in the UK Singles Chart in total.[2] Dawn Ralph provided the lead vocal of the song composed by award-winning record producer Gordon Lorenz. During the late 1970s and the 1980s, Miss Terri Foley trained and conducted the choir, who gave the Music for Pleasure record label its only UK No. 1 single.
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