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Buddy Rich was a jazz drumming legend whose drumming placed him in the highest tier of jazz drummers. He was a natural player who picked up drumming without instruction. At the age of less than two, he was performing in vaudeville. He didn't read music, but his ear for music was so good that after one run through a chart, he would have it memorized. He played in every jazz setting, as both sideman and leader, small groups and big bands. Buddy put together a new big band in 1966 and kept it working until his death in 1987, no small feat of musical ability and business acumen in an era when other kinds of music predominated. In this role, he constantly brought new young talent into the band. He had an unfailing capacity, no matter how complex or fast was his playing, no matter how much dynamism he was displaying, to swing, and he really could swing a big band. His solos are marvels of construction, combining controlled classic architecture with virtuosity, clean execution, rhythm, patterns of sound and high energy. He gave it all in his drumming. Here's a drum solo of his that requires the energy of a round of boxing against Joe Louis.
Oscar Pettiford was a bass player who participated in the birth of modern jazz that occurred in the 1940s. He played with the new bop musicians, while adapting the bass to the music's new rhythms and drive. Later on, he also introduced the cello to jazz. Much in demand and heavily recorded, he worked both as sideman and leader of his own groups, in small groups and large, while advancing the role of bass in jazz. His name merited space on club marquees. For example, he is the bassist on "The Freedom Suite" of Sonny Rollins. His playing is clean, steady, tonally pure, mellow-sounding and unobtrusive. He is known for highly melodic solos. As leader, Pettiford created ensemble music that challenged the musicians to reach down and bring forth mellow loveliness, not the routine and the flashy. This shows through in all settings: duet, big band, or sextet.5:51 am on September 30, 2012 Email Michael S. Rozeff


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Bridge to Somewhere
Across the new Trinity bridge, a long-neglected but suddenly desirable neighborhood waits and hopes.
By Leslie Minora Thursday, Jun 2 2011Danny Fulgencio
Losada, whose parents were born in Mexico, will be 90 next year. His five children grew up in his home on Bataan Street. His father died in one bedroom, his first wife in another, and his second wife has lived with him since 1999. He wants to spend the rest of his life peacefully in the same space where he's lived out his most significant memories, but he's worried. In the past several years, investors have realized that land in his neighborhood is cheap, close to downtown, and perhaps most important, at the foot of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, the sleek white arched pathway that will provide a new link to West Dallas when it's completed. Men with money and an eye to the future have been knocking on doors offering to buy properties, and he fears rapid development could boost property values, leaving him unable to pay his property taxes from his modest fixed income.
Losada doesn't care much about bridges, and he hasn't been downtown in years. He cares even less about his property value unless its increase would mean moving. This is why for the past year and a half he has attended every planning meeting about the fate of his neighborhood and has become one of La Bajada's most outspoken advocates for a zoning restriction that would preserve the area for single-family homes. "If they come here, the value of the land is going to skyrocket," he says, "they" being developers with plans for high-rise apartments. "I've seen too many changes, too much water going under the bridge." So this time, he's doing his best to shore up his property against the threat of a rapid tax increase, which could reshape his flood-prone neighborhood even more than the many deluges it's seen throughout the years.Danny Fulgencio Felix Losada advocates preserving Bajada for single-family homes.
What Losada and many of his neighbors want is called a neighborhood stabilization overlay (NSO), a system of zoning restrictions established by the city in 2005 to maintain the character of residential neighborhoods. Twelve Dallas neighborhoods have adopted overlay ordinances, and La Bajada is poised to be the next.
The small neighborhood just across the Trinity River from downtown has been Losada's home since long before most of the other small cottage-style houses were built. He recalls shooting rabbits and squirrels with a rifle in the 1930s, and even before that with a slingshot. He was a small child when his family moved from a farm south of Dallas and settled in the neighborhood in the mid-1920s. His mother raised chickens, and his father was a sharecropper until a hail storm drove him out of business and into La Bajada, where he secured a job fixing trolley rails.
Neatly dressed, robust and wearing gold wire-rimmed glasses, Losada appears more properly suited for a beach-side retirement condo than the modest home he bought for $4,250 in 1961. His living room is as neat as he is, with photos of family and friends gracing every shelf, table and wall. Portraits of his five grown children sit alongside a snapshot of the neighborhood baseball team he coached when his children were young. "That's the sentimental value that money can't replace," he says. "I've had letters asking me if I wanted to sell my home, but I'm not interested." He threw the letters in the trash without even noting who sent them. He wouldn't sell for a million dollars.
The zoning restrictions Losada supports would restrict the heights of new buildings in his neighborhood. Currently, the city is determining what the limits should be, then residents will sign a petition, the city will verify signatures, and after the planning commission holds a public hearing, the city council will vote on the NSO. The neighborhood, dotted with signs reading, "Not 4 Sale, Support NSO," buzzes with rumors of property sales, comings and goings of developers and with cautiously optimistic chatter about the future of West Dallas.
In a city where development and gentrification have often arrived on bulldozers scraping away older, working-class neighborhoods, Losada and his neighbors have reason to worry. On the far side of a signature bridge that is the symbol of Dallas' costly program to reinvigorate the Trinity River corridor, La Bajada sits squarely in the path of city planners and real estate investors' plans for progress.
City Manager Mary Suhm sees the Trinity riverfront area becoming the city's "front door instead of the alley." Hope for the neighborhood's future comes from a new approach to development led by community-minded urban planners whose goal is to meld neighborhood preservation and development. They're busy sketching a future in which people like Losada aren't priced out of their homes but are instead part of a livable, walkable neighborhood that stitches people of all incomes into a community. Of course, how that all works out will depend partly on how developers implement the West Dallas plan.
Losada is among many residents who have heard a rumor that local developers have knocked on doors offering to take over elderly people's mortgages in exchange for acquiring the properties when the homeowner dies. Eva Elvove, the co-chair of the La Bajada Neighborhood Association, says she's noticed that developers have stopped knocking on neighborhood doors since neighbors supporting the overlay have become more vocal.
Though Losada is concerned about staying put for the remainder of his life, he is not against progress. "It's going to be a lot of fun for those who will get to enjoy it," he says of the neighborhood's imminent growth. He just doesn't want to be blindsided. "I've got one foot on the grave, and another on a banana peel," he says, smiling.
The part of West Dallas across the river from downtown is unknown to many and extremely dear to some. From the time Losada moved to the area—about the time the area's most infamous residents, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, were making their names—the largely industrial neighborhood had been written off as high-crime and generally undesirable. Few people who don't live there go there, and with few businesses, there has never been much reason to venture across the river. Throughout its troubled history, West Dallas has been consistently overlooked by mainstream business-minded Dallasites. That's why critics of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, have often dismissed it by asking "Where is this bridge going?" ("Nowhere" is the unspoken answer.)
"Nowhere" is now both a business opportunity and a neighborhood to preserve at all costs. At the very least, all agree the area harbors much room for growth. With that in mind, the city designated the area bordered by Canada Drive along the river, Interstate 30 to the south and Sylvan Avenue to the west as the first project of a new City Hall-based urban design initiative, CityDesign Studio, started in October 2009. The studio's plan for West Dallas is a guideline for development and was unanimously adopted by city council on March 9.
Funded by donors and intended to focus on neighborhoods along the Trinity, CityDesign Studio is led by architect Brent Brown of buildingcommunityWORKSHOP, a nonprofit aimed at designing "livable" communities. Brown is known for his bcWORKSHOP Congo Street project, for which his team joined with neighborhood residents to renovate homes along a rundown area a few blocks north of Fair Park. That project included residents in the process, a move that seemed almost revolutionary in a city where development often means pushing out poor people in favor of sky-high buildings with pretty views of other sky-high buildings. As the director of CityDesign Studio, Brown must balance the needs of residents, real estate investors and entrepreneurs. It's as though this initiative is meant to right the city's past wrongs.
"I don't think we think a whole lot about sustainable communities," Suhm says of the city's history. With CityDesign Studio putting a new process in motion, she hopes development will increasingly take into account streets, transportation and "sustainable relationships."
"It's participatory," she says of the approach.
Sitting at a planning table in the studio's City Hall office, an open light-filled space lined with colorful drawings of what West Dallas could be, Brown speaks with the measured assurance and depth of knowledge of someone who listens closely and reflects before acting. "It's a vibrant small neighborhood. We took the time before planning to engage in public discourse," from "living rooms to boardrooms," Brown says of La Bajada, looking the part of the progressive architect from his thick-rimmed tortoiseshell glasses to his striped socks and leather clogs.
To preserve La Bajada, the plan creates a north to south "spine" of businesses and higher-density residential buildings running from Singleton Avenue along Herbert Street to West Commerce Street. Expansion is positioned to run from east to west, keeping the higher density area from encroaching on La Bajada. The area south of Singleton Avenue would also host high-rise buildings with businesses on the ground level, and just south of Commerce Street, along Beckley Avenue, would be a high-density residential area (i.e. apartments). The plan focuses on usable public space and includes three underpasses for cars and pedestrians to cross the Union Pacific Railroad. The CityDesign Studio's "urban structure and guidelines" is a mixed-use model where people will live, work and play in close proximity.
Larry Beasley, a renowned urban designer credited with revitalizing Vancouver, is a CityDesign Studio consultant. Also assisting is Chalonda Jackson-Mangwiro, the community engagement coordinator who describes her job as translating design-speak into language the community can understand.
"There was maybe, I don't want to say 'fear'…uncertainty, because of things that happened before," Jackson-Mangwiro says, acknowledging the worries that West Dallas would become the new Little Mexico or Freedmans Town, once vibrant low-income minority neighborhoods near downtown that development wiped away seemingly overnight.
The 18-month process of trying to balance the desires of residents and developers didn't start smoothly. "It was set up where somebody's going to win, and somebody's going to lose," Brown says. The studio's role was to ensure everyone benefits. The defensive undercurrent to the initial meetings dissipated when the studio presented drawings of plans for the area. Brown also had to overcome community backlash over the controversial bridge. In the early stages of the project, he remembers having to flat-out tell a group at one meeting, "We didn't ask for that bridge." CityDesign Studio is charged with making the best of the plans already in place and countering the perception that it's a bridge to nowhere.
Part of the three-phase plan is built-in flexibility to accommodate changing economic conditions, community needs and a larger population. "Every chance we could, we said, 'Guys, these are a cartoon,'" says David Whitley, associate director of the CityDesign Studio. He means the plans are a flexible guideline, not a dictate.
Then he hit on what seems to be the community's raw nerve. "I don't think the skepticism is completely gone. How it happens is the real test," he says. Most who've seen it agree the plan looks great on paper, but if and when disputes arise between new developers and old neighbors, the question is whether the plan will remain intact. Development projects that require zoning changes will be evaluated in the context of the Design Studio guidelines. "We'll be a player" in implementation, Whitley says, but "to some extent, we've passed the baton."Danny Fulgencio Monte Anderson focuses on developing "small, affordable, cool spaces."
It's this baton pass that concerns Rosa Lopez, director of Vecinos Unidos, a West Dallas nonprofit that supports affordable housing. "As much as the community wants the improvements…will there be a balance in trying to help the community maintain its presence?" she asks, echoing Losada. "We've got a lot of older folks in the area. We know that they've had difficulty maintaining their houses…They want to stay here. They want to be able to afford their property taxes."
Even if the NSO is put in place and zoning restrictions work in favor of La Bajada protection, "it's never a guarantee," she says. "It is a gamble. Everybody's just guessing at this point. It's all a gamble. It's all a design…Is it going to happen in five years, 10 years, 30 years? Something is going to happen."
Much of the outcome rests on developers. The developer whose name is most commonly heard in La Bajada is Larry "Butch" McGregor. He and his partners in West Dallas Investments own more than 60 acres of land, including several buildings along Singleton Avenue painted in bold and neon colors. McGregor works behind a desk in the bright red building, one of the first they purchased nearly 10 years ago.
"He's been seeing the light for a long time," Lopez says of McGregor, acknowledging with a laugh that the Trinity River is what's driving the development. "He's been seeing the water for a long time.
"He's a businessperson. I would say he's out for the best interest of Butch McGregor. His idea is that he owns the property, and people will have to pay to have a spot. I think that's just par for the course. Anytime business people want to come into the community, I think people are going to be concerned. But that's the way of the world, that's capitalism. There's nothing wrong with being a businessperson. It's just a matter of the way businesses want to be connected to people in the community. I don't think I've heard a lot of negative things about Butch McGregor. Now is Butch coming over here as a business person to preserve the neighborhood? No. I don't think he is. But he certainly has made his point about wanting as much land as possible along the riverfront."
McGregor might have nodded along with Lopez's characterization.
McGregor, like many West Dallas residents, wants to attract grocery stores, dry cleaners, coffee shops, restaurants and all the makings of an active, busy neighborhood full of pedestrians. His company's profits depend on it.
In his purchases of West Dallas land, he has stayed away from La Bajada. Mostly. Several properties came along with other land acquisitions as a package deal. Then, there were a few instances in which he asked whether the property owners adjacent to what he owned would be interested in selling. Once, he even offered to build a woman a nicer home right across the street.
She turned him down. "She grew up there. Her kids grew up there, and her grandkids," McGregor says. He lowers his voice to a whisper. "The house needs to be torn down. It's pitiful."
"I keep hearing that they want to save the La Bajada neighborhood in its entirety. You know, sometimes you ask for things that you may or may not really want," McGregor says. "Do you want to keep the drug houses? Do you want to keep it the way it is with no grocery stores, no neighborhood services? So, when you say you want to keep it in its entirety, you have to be very careful."Danny Fulgencio Many properties owned by West Dallas Investments are easy to spot because they're painted in neon colors.
To attract businesses, West Dallas needs one key ingredient: more people—specifically, more people with more money. The neighborhood overlay Losada advocates would preserve La Bajada for single-family homes and work against high-rise development, so it's not in step with increasing population density. Additionally, McGregor says, a rise in property values is a good thing. "These homes are these people's greatest asset, just like most Americans…and they want their greatest asset to be worth as much as possible…By putting that NSO on it, it certainly doesn't do that…If you're a developer and you want to come in and buy a piece of property to build a high-rise apartment condo project on it, you can pay a lot of money for it. If it's got an NSO on it, you're not going to touch it."
If there is a point of reconciliation between high-rise development and neighborhood preservation, McGregor isn't sure where it would fall. "What do you do? I don't know," he says.
CityDesign Studio's plan centralizes high-rise development south of Singleton Boulevard. Buildings would increase in height gradually from La Bajada so it doesn't appear as though the neighborhood is surrounded by a giant wall. McGregor attended the CityDesign Studio meetings with residents, but his feelings toward the final plan are mixed: "Some of [the ideas] are good, some of them we don't agree with." As to which are which, he's fairly vague. "I haven't thought about it that much lately…They put townhouses up against the railroad tracks. Well, that's not going to fly. I mean, that's just an example." Later he says that "density" and "heights" were points of contention between his plan and the city's.Danny Fulgencio CityDesign Studio director Brent Brown designed the surrounding plans for the future of West Dallas.
But it may not matter anyway. "It didn't influence our plans whatsoever," McGregor says. "We had plans before they existed." CityDesign Studio was created eight years after West Dallas Investments began buying in the area.
"When somebody comes along and tells you how to do something, you say, 'To hell with you. You go do it,'" he says, drumming his hands on the table, adding that by "somebody" he means, "Oh, just anybody."
Nevertheless, he says he feels a duty to develop the area responsibly. "We have to set a standard that will be a benefit to the city for the future…We're not looking at a quick nickel or something. That's not our agenda at all."
Though their means and motivations may differ, McGregor, like Brown, sees this as a progressive step for Dallas. "West Dallas isn't West Dallas…This is Dallas. This is the future of Dallas, it's not just West Dallas," McGregor says. He and his business partners, Phil Romano and Stuart Fisk, originally wanted to call their company "Long Term Investments," but the name was taken. The three partners met because their children go to school together, and they plan on this project benefiting their children more than themselves.
Monte Anderson, another area developer who is also a real estate broker and the owner of the Belmont Hotel and Smoke restaurant in Oak Cliff, also takes a long-term approach. "My mission is to build better communities…for seven generations," Anderson says. "What I build is for my great-granddaughter's grandkids." When Anderson discusses development, it sounds like a spiritual experience, and in the case of West Dallas, that would make CityDesign Studio his religious guide. "I think that plan is one of the most progressive, unbelievable beginnings of any plan or plans I've ever seen," he says. "The plan implemented and followed through will be incredible…It will be very soulful. It will be a soulful place." Anderson grew up in Oak Cliff and has made it his mission to improve southern Dallas County. "I make my money rebuilding old properties," he says. The Texas Theatre and the restored Bishop Arts firehouse, now Gloria's restaurant, were his projects.
He purchased the Belmont Hotel on St. Patrick's Day 2004, when it was a "fleabag," and he reopened it in 2005 as a trendy boutique hotel. He included a hotel bar with a patio furnished with reclaimed wood benches and tables. Anderson is a master of turning down-and-out spaces into desirable and profitable hangouts. He's working with another local landowner to create a mobile marketplace along the Fort Worth Avenue side of the trailer park less than a mile down the street from the Belmont. "We'll have an insurance office, snow-cone stand, shoe repair, just general services," he says. And these businesses will all be housed in trailers. "It's a portable space for small entrepreneurs," he says. "I'm obsessed with small, affordable, cool spaces."
His preferred method of development is to consider the culture of an existing neighborhood and fill in the voids with new businesses and improved neighborhood spaces or "figure out what the missing parts are." His ideal neighborhood is a mix of cultures and incomes. "Any time you build a neighborhood with cul-de-sacs and all the same income level lives there, you've failed," Anderson says. This is why he favors slowing gentrification in La Bajada. "I think we evolve as humans, and it allows us to evolve and not just throw us out of our house overnight…So, if the overlay helps that process, I would be in favor of it," Anderson says. He hasn't given the possible outcomes of an NSO enough thought to wholeheartedly stand behind it, but he would like to see the neighborhood preserved, even down to the style of "old cottage" homes.
"It's really about creating walkable, sustainable—when I say 'sustainable,' that doesn't only mean environmentally sustainable, but economically sustainable. I'm interested in the evolution of land, of what it can be today," Anderson says. He identifies himself as a "hardcore New Urbanist" who's worked within these basic tenets since before he even heard the phrase. New Urbanism centers on creating walkable, mixed-use communities with integrated commercial and retail locations. "We're all made for something, and I was made for this," Anderson says. Not surprisingly, Beasley, who worked with the CityDesign Studio, is known around the world as a leader of New Urbanism.
Though neither Beasley nor Brown describes the CityDesign Studio plan as a model of "new urbanism," it aligns with many of the movement's principles. "We want to make sure that it's a net benefit in character and quality for Dallas itself…We want to make sure those existing communities, that we respect and honor them," Beasley says.
This community-focused change in attitude toward development is taking shape all over the world, says Beasley, a consultant for the Abu Dhabi government, and it's not simply a matter of beautification through design. A well-planned urban structure that takes into account existing culture and blends people with varying incomes has larger implications. "In taking this approach, it makes the city an economic competitor, and it provides a more balanced social and economic structure," Beasley says. "I'm now seeing that cities who pay attention to design are finding that economic opportunities are opening up to them."
The entire plan, including the protection of La Bajada, didn't come about by a happy accident. Everything that's about to happen in the area is both purposeful and organic in that it's dictated by economic conditions and the needs of the area. "Dallas is going to be different because of that CityDesign Studio," Beasley says.
Still, West Dallas' final shape hinges on the plans of large landholders like McGregor and Anderson. "This is a comic book, according to Larry Beasley," McGregor says, echoing Whitley's description of the plan's built-in flexibility. Whether McGregor sees the CityDesign Studio as a serious governor of urban planning or as an insignificant little project is hard to tell.
"What do you want me to say?" he says. "Larry Beasley said it was a comic book, so what do you want me to say? He's the one that put it together. In my mind, he said, well, it's a comic book. It can be changed. It doesn't mean anything, but it does," he says, making his stance a bit unclear but adding, "I think there are some really good ideas that came out of it."
Asked to clarify what he meant by "comic," Beasley says, "Actually, I have on numerous occasions called the drawing a 'cartoon' because it reflects only one unfolding of development events over time, whereas there are many possibilities of what comes first, second, et cetera. The sense of a cartoon is that the plan is inherently flexible. It has a set of principles and a policy statement with clear guidelines, all of which are very serious and are expected to be 100 percent achieved, but then it can unfold in many ways according to the nature of private initiatives. So the actual overall sketch plan drawing is just one version of what might happen."
West Dallas residents wonder where this is all going. "I don't have any idea," McGregor says. "Only time will tell." Well, time together with market conditions, he adds.
The only certainties are that the area has a carefully developed plan, an iconic bridge on its way to completion and a collection of land purchased by developers who intend to use it to its potential, whatever that may be. Elvove, of the La Bajada neighborhood association, has a "Not 4 Sale, Support NSO" sign on her fence and looks forward to the new development in her neighborhood. "Why not stay here and make this the best neighborhood?" she says, encouraging her neighbors to fix up their homes to transform the area from the inside out. "It's going to be fabulous…It's going to be fantastic, everything that's south of Singleton," she says. But even so, she hopes the character of the place will remain solid. "We are a humble neighborhood."
With that, she calls the white-arched bridge "an embarrassment."
"I mean what's here, give me a break," she says, pointing out the irony of the city building a fancy bridge before it had any notion of where exactly the bridge would lead or who might cross it. "What are they doing putting the cart before the horse?"
Randall White, a board member of the West Dallas Chamber of Commerce, sees her point from another vantage. "When that neighbor says it seems reversed, I understand that. It's basically like building a door into a room when you're not quite sure what the room's going to be like. But the plan for the room is in place. And you helped develop the plan. That doesn't often happen in Dallas development."Danny Fulgencio
In the meantime, Losada is doing his best not to get caught up in the vague competing forces in his neighborhood, and he does his best to protect it from meeting the fate of its name, which loosely translates to "the descent."
"You can understand what this neighborhood means to me," Losada says. "Where would I find another home where I would be so comfortable?" As Losada continues advocating the NSO, the bridge's completion has again been delayed until later than November 2011; West Dallas property is being bought cheaply and at a fast clip, and to the naked eye, the area in the bridge's shadow appears mostly unchanged.
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Caption: Wistar's Katherine Aird discusses the Zhang Lab's findings on the mechanics of oncogene-induced senescence. In the April 25, 2013 issue of the journal Cell Reports, they demonstrate how DNA damage can cause a cell to become senescent, a state where growth is halted. (A mole on your skin is an example of a senescent cell you see every day.) They show how this happens as cells suppress the ability to generate nucleotides (the building blocks of DNA). When you supply the cell with new sources of nucleotides, the cell will go into a frenzy of multiplication -- a hallmark of cancer.
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'Ghosts' stalk Japan's tsunami city
A year after whole neighbourhoods full of people were killed by the Japanese tsunami, rumours of ghosts swirl in Ishinomaki as the city struggles to come to terms with the awful tragedy. One reconstruction project appears stalled because of fears the undead spirits of those who perished last March will bring bad luck. "I heard people working to repair the […]Read more ›
"Set Your Phaser to Stun" by Steve Pearse
For the very first time ever, the news of a major scientific discovery is finally being released to the general public to prove for once and all that we are not alone in the cosmos, and that an alien civilization has made contact with us. In the new book "Set Your Phaser to Stun" lay scientist Steve Pearse reveals the […]Read more ›
Is this the resting place of Jesus?
Archaeologists exploring a 1st century Christian burial chamber have discovered an ancient inscription on a coffin lid which they believe could prove the site is the final resting place of Jesus. Using a remote-controlled camera connected to a robotic arm to probe below a tower block in Jerusalem, the archaeologists were staggered to discover a set of 1st century 'bone […]Read more ›
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By Mandy De Waal For about a decade former stage magician-cum-sceptic, James Randi, has offered a $1-million prize to anyone who can successfully prove they're psychic. Or can speak to the dead. Or move objects by shooting energy from their eyes. To date many have taken up the challenge. But none has claimed the prize. Does a "mystic" maiden from […]Read more ›
A Message Of Hope From The AngelsBy Mike Perry
Lorna Byrne from Ireland has been seeing angels since she was a small child. In fact, when young, she was so preoccupied with them that doctors considered that she may well be 'retarded' – an unpleasant word sometimes used at the time. According to Lorna there are millions of angels and – because most of us don't call on them […]Read more ›
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Jessyca Sheehan, director, is a member of APCO's global energy and clean tech practice.
Earlier this week, the clean tech research and advisory firm Clean Edge hosted a webinar on finding synergies for growth for renewable energy and natural gas. In other words, while often presented as "either/or" energy alternatives, can the two low carbon energy sources in fact complement one another as the U.S. continues its transition toward energy independence?
The guest speakers represented a cross-section of the energy landscape, from finance (Michael Butler with Cascadia Capital) to government (Doug Ardelt with DOE's National Renewable Energy Laboratory) and the NGO and corporate perspective (Don Furman, chair of the Wind Energy Foundation and former SVP of Iberdrola Renewables). Highlights from the engaging dialogue included:
- Together, renewable energy and natural gas have comprised more than 80 percent of all new U.S. energy generation capacity in three of the past four years. With the price of natural gas expected to remain low for the foreseeable future, and renewable energy becoming more competitive in certain regions, their combined market share is expected to remain strong.
- Recently, we have seen capital leave renewable energy (solar, wind, biomass) and instead move toward clean tech (smart grid, energy efficiency, storage) as well as to the demand side of natural gas e.g., conversion technologies to transition vehicles and industrial facilities to natural gas. Butler predicted that over the next 12 – 24 months we'll see funding migrate towards technologies and infrastructure that allow for the integration of renewable energy and natural gas, similar to the hybrid power plant GE is pioneering.
- Where the speakers saw the most opportunity for renewable energy and natural gas to play together is on the operating side. Namely, new tools for those managing the electric grid that provide the forecasting capability and flexibility needed to integrate renewables with natural gas and other conventional fuel sources in order to safeguard power reliability.
- All agreed that the prospect of a national renewable portfolio standard (RPS) is unlikely. With around 30 states now having their own RPS, defending, expanding and enacting new RPS's at the state level is where the action is expected to remain. The point was made that a national RPS would need to be flexible enough to take into account regional differences in energy supply and infrastructure, e.g., the Pacific Northwest has a sizable hydro supply readily available, while Iowa and South Dakota already produce 20 percent of their electricity from wind. Thus making a federal RPS unlikely.
Clearly, the combined power of natural gas and renewable energy fits nicely into President Obama's often espoused "all of the above" energy strategy. What remains to be seen, however, is whether or not any sort of strategic energy policy will come out of Washington to provide guidance to energy providers, regulators, consumers, and investors.
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In her latest diary, Anne Strieber talks about being lied to by Bush. She writes, "I think voters expect to be lied to. We've gotten used to it, but that doesn't make it right. However, it may be inevitable, if our government doesn't think we can understand their true motives." You may agree with her opinion or it may make you mad, but it's guaranteed to get a reaction.
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December 2005: Safran starts its sponsorship of an ocean racing program alongside skipper Marc Guillemot. January 2014: Safran announces that it will continue this program, with the aim of participating in the 2016 Vendée Globe round-the-world solo race. Safran has chosen the young skipper Morgan Lagravière to take the helm of a brand-new IMOCA Open 60 class ocean racer, which will be launched in late 2014 or early 2015.
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In addition to its enthusiasm for sailing, shared by many of the Group's employees, Safran also chose to sponsor an ocean racing boat because of the many technological and cultural affinities between aerospace and maritime endeavors. Reflecting an approach that is unprecedented in ocean racing, Safran took a major role in the construction of its 60-foot monohull racer, including a number of technology transfers. The design of the boat was assigned to the naval architect tandem of Guillaume Verdier and Vincent Lauriot Prévost from the firm VPLP, and it was built at the Larros naval shipyards. The Safran Open 60 ocean racer was launched on August 7, 2007 at the port of Gujan-Mestras in the Arcachon basin (not far from Bordeaux), and officially christened a month later in Le Havre.
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Carrying on Safran's many achievements in this challenging discipline since 2005, the latest project continues to embody the Group's core values of engagement, teamwork and knowledge transmission. Furthermore, the Safran Sailing Team is extending its scope of action: alongside the IMOCA program, Safran is teaming up with the clothing company Guy Cotten to support the young skipper Gwénolé Gahinet, 29, in the Figaro Bénéteau category.
Safran's new "sailing team" is based on the complementary profiles of its three skippers: Morgan Lagravière (IMOCA), Gwénolé Gahinet (Figaro Bénéteau), and Marc Guillemot, who will continue to take the helm of the current Safran ocean racer through the 2014 Route du Rhum race. After coaching Morgan Lagravière, Marc Guillemot will hand over the helm in 2015, so that Morgan can get ready for the Vendée Globe in 2016-17. At the same time, Morgan will pass on his long experience in the Figaro class, in terms of strategy, tuning and fatigue management, to the young Gwénolé.
Safran's aim is to support these young skippers just like it supports its own employees' career development and professional fulfillment. In fact, this is a vital challenge for Safran, since in the last three years it has hired a number of new employees equal to more than 30% of its total workforce. The Group must now transmit to this new generation the values of innovation and teamwork that have helped make Safran what it is today.
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February 16, 2009: Arrival in Sables d'Olonne, 3rd in the Vendée Globe
November 24, 2009: Arrival in Puerto Limon (Costa Rica), 1st in The Transat Jacques Vabre 2009 (duo with Charles Caudrelier Benac)
July 1st, 2010 Arrival in Barcelona (Spain) 1st in the "Vuelta a España a Vela"
November 15, 2010 : Arrival in Pointe-à-Pitre (La Guadeloupe), 3rd in the Route du Rhum - La Banque Postale
June 11-18, 2011, 1st in the Round Britain and Ireland Record
November 19, 2011 : Arrival in Puerto Limon (Costa Rica), 6th in The Transat Jacques Vabre (duo with Yann Eliès)
December 15, 2011Transat BtoB, 5th (Arrival at the security point off Spain)
July 6, 2013 Arrival at Cape Lizard, Winner of the North Atlantic Record (8 days, 5 hours, 20 min. and 20 sec.)
November 24, 2013 : Arrival in Itajaï (Brazil), 2nd in the Transat Jacques Vabre (duo with Pascal Bidégorry)
November 15, 2014 : Arrival in Pointe-à-Pitre (La Guadeloupe), 3rd in the Route du Rhum –Destination Guadeloupe
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Gwénolé, Marc, Morgan et Thierry Brault (team manager) working on the design of the deck of the new boat. | © Mark Llyod / DPPI / Safran
The new Safran boat, designed by the naval architects VPLP and Guillaume Verdier, is being developed in partnership with Banque Populaire in order to share development and production costs for a single hull mold. This partnership between the two sponsors reflects a shared objective of reducing construction costs, while also developing innovative, highly competitive boats offering outstanding performance. The naval shipyard CDK will handle construction.
Further information on the Safran Sailing Team skippers, Marc Guillemot, Morgan Lagravière and Gwénolé Gahinet, along with the new project.
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Safran supports France's candidacy for the 2025 World Expo
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The City of Leicester initially began to develop links with Rajkot, Gujarat, India from the early 70s onwards \primarily due to the large number of Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Parsi, Jain and Buddhist Gujaratis who settled in Leicester primarily from East Africa.
The Indian links that started off as family visits soon transpired into much more and included economic, cultural, artistic, educational, business and commerce. To the point where the benefits of these links were becoming self-evident and beneficial to both cities. The Leicester City Council, inspired by the Gujarati community, officially twinned with Rajkot in 1996. The first such twinning agreement made by an Indian city.
Rajkot is the capital of Saurashtra, a region of western India, has a population of around 1,000,000. Rajkot is a thriving and developing city in all aspects of education, business, commerce and culture in addition to the university and technical colleges Rajkot has more than 200 nursery, primary and secondary schools.
Many people from Leicester and not just Gujaratis, make Rajkot a place to stop over and shop for
weddings, visit the museums, including the Watson Museum and as a hub to visit, amongst other places, Mount Abu to see the Jain temples and visit Gir Forest, the only place in Asia now where the Asian lion still lives and thrives. Gujarat is also the birth place of Mahatama Ghandi and Mohammed Ali Jinnah the founder of Pakistan too has his roots in Gujarat.
The Leicester Rajkot Twinning Association is a voluntary organisation which aims to further the links
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business, cultural, educational or artistic. During the winter of 2003 the Association hopes to do a young people's exchange with young people from Leicester having the opportunity to visit Rajkot and a reciprocal visit by young people from Rajkot during the summer of 2004. The Association is also developing its website.
Some two years ago a 7.6 earthquake struck Gujarat whose epicentre was Bhuj. The effects and
devastation of this earthquake were felt 100s of miles away. The Leicester Rajkot Twinning Association did a fund raise appeal and were supported by many community groups, families, schools and colleges, businesses and staff at the City Council. Our heartfelt thanks go to all the staff at the Leicester City Council who supported our appeal and special thanks to Mrs Ann King at Abingdon School and Mr Charles Poole at the Council.
Four members of our Association were on an official visit, at their own expense, to Rajkot and Bhuj that coincided with the civic visit by the Lord Mayor of Leicester in January 2003. The main purpose of our visit was to further links between our two cities and disperse the funds raised for the Gujarat Earth Quake Appeal. The funds were distributed as follows : in Indian Rupees.
The cheque to the Rajkot Municipal Corporation was presented by the Right Worshipful, the Lord Mayor of Leicester Councillor Maggie Bodell-Stagg, on behalf of all the people of Leicester.
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(EW.com) -- Well it's not like the show wasn't already cancelled. But to put another nail in the "666 Park Ave." coffin, ABC is pulling the remaining episodes from its schedule.
Starting Jan. 6, comedies "Happy Endings" and "Don't Trust The B—- in Apt. 23" will run Sunday nights in the former "666" slot. "Endings" will air at 10 p.m.; "Apt. 23" at 10:30 p.m. The duo will still air on Tuesdays, as well, at least until the "Dancing With the Stars" results show takes over.
An ABC spokesperson says the network still plans to run the remaining episodes of Thursday's similarly axed "Last Resort," if that's any consolation.
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Monday, October 15, 2012
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T by Alexander Wang top and cat-eye sunglasses. Thankfully my new Paul Mitchell Curls routine gave me some wild waves to boot.
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love the waves!
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Sometimes throwing on your favorite A Wang T is the best thing you can possibly do!
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Moomy2Lucas05 - I found a support group too, do you happen to live in NY/NJ area? I am going to one in Suffern tomorrow.
|Mon, 01-31-2011 - 1:17pm
Lindsey-My husband and I are in same boat we lost our Angel Baby on 1/15/11 which sadly enough is my birthday. I was 18 weeks and 2 days-I thought at that point we were "safe" guess I was wrong. My husband and I went thru some "crud" in our marriage this summer and again at Christmas, and like you this horrible loss has brought us so much closer. He is my rock!!! I had to go all the way thru with labor and delivery-which was horrible-all that pain for nothing, and without him I don't know that I could have made it. People try to say things to make you feel better but it doesn't help. The only thing that I find peace in is knowing that God has my baby Derek and must have better plans for him in heaven than what we had here on earth. Lucky for us we are parents to ANGELS!
|Mon, 01-31-2011 - 2:13pm
Hello Lindsay and welcome to the board. I am so very sorry for your loss, you have come to a great place for support and info, these ladies are awesome. I had my m/c at home, I was only 6 weeks. Congrats on your wedding, my husband and I were married on Sept. 18th, 2010 as well. =)
|Wed, 02-02-2011 - 3:06pm
Thanks for your feedback on the support group.
I also booked a vacation right after my loss to cheer me up.
|Thu, 02-03-2011 - 8:57am
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. ((HUGS)) and welcome to the board. I'm sorry things are awkward at work. They were for me as well. I took a week off and when I came back someone actually asked me if I had fun on my vacation. Ugh. Feel free to vent and let it out here. We are here for you.


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The Solar Academy is beginning with fourth and fifth grade classes at pilot schools on the East and West Coasts (Ramapo Central School District in New York State and St. Joachim Parish in Costa Mesa, California ), and Sharp hopes to roll it out to other area schools in the New York-metro area and Southern California next year. Sharp worked with education experts to create curriculum and presentations that address environmental awareness, climate change/global warming, recycling, and renewable energy, including solar power. In California, the curriculum is tied to the state standards which all teachers are responsible for covering, the Science Framework California Public Schools fourth grade, section 1.g.; and is flexible enough to accommodate different class abilities while still adhering to the state standards.
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XC: Improving her time by over a minute since her collegiate debut, ran 18:55.7 at the UMass Invitational (9/14) to claim 30th place...ran 19:18 at the Coast-to-Coast Battle in Beantown (9/27), good enough for 99th place...competed in the New England Championship (10/12), running a personal best time of 19:10.4 for 109th place...concluded the season with a 19:35.2 time at the Brown University Rothenberg Invitational (10/18).
Indoor T&F: Opened the season with an 11th place finish in the 3,000-meter (10:23.85) at the BU Season Opener (12/7)...ran the mile in a personal best time of 5:19.58 at the Yale Collegiate Invitational (1/11)...placed 10th at the BU Limited Open (1/16), completing the 3,000-meter in 10:32.18...claimed a personal best in the 3,000-meter (10:05.72) at the BU John Thomas Terrier...competed at the Armory Collegiate Invitational (2/7-8), covering 3,000-meters in 10:17.07...finished 2nd in 18:41.77 in her first 5,000-meter competition of the season at the Brown University Invitational (2/15)...concluded the season at the ACC Championships (2/27-3/1), earning 26th place the 3,000-meter distance (10:31.59).
Outdoor T&F: Made her season debut in the 5,000-meter (17:48.85) at the Raleigh Relays (3/28-29), good enough for 4th place in her heat and a personal record in the distance...ran the 3,000-meter in 10:17.41 at the UConn Invitational (4/5)...competed at the UMass Invitational (4/12), covering the 10,000-meter distance in 39:18, which earned her 3rd place...ran 17:53.08 in the 5,000-meter at the ACC Championships (4/17-19)...earned a 1st place finish and set a personal record in the 3,000-meter (10:03.03) at the Stonehill Skyhawk Invite (4/25)...ran the 5,000-meter in 18:07.60 at the New England Championships (5/8-10).
XC: Made collegiate debut with a time of 20:15.8 at the UMass Invitational (9/15), finishing 54th overall...improved her 5k PR at the New England Championship (1/7), running 20:12.2 for 99th place...placed 45th in 20:32.3 at the Brown University Rothenberg Invitational (10/19).
Indoor T&F: Finished her first 3,000-meter competition in 10:49.92 at the Jay Carisella Invitational (12/1)...placed 13th in the mile (5:32.37) at the URI GoRhody Invitational...placed 11th and earned a personal best time in the 1,000-meter (3:10.13) at the BU Multi-Team Meet (1/17)...ran the 3,000-meter in 11:04.89 at the Joe Donahue Games (1/25)...placed 8th in the 1,000-meter (3:13.76) at the Tufts Cupid Challenge (2/11)...concluded the season with a personal best in the 3,000-meter (10:47.58).
Outdoor T&F: Ran a personal best time of 5:12.18 in the 1,500-meter at the Bridgewater State University Invitational (3/23)...finished 42nd in the 1,500-meter (5:19.83) at the Tufts Snowflake Classic (3/30)...ran the 1,500-meter in 5:17.85 to place 52d at the UMass Invitational (4/13).
High school record in the 600m, 800m, 3000m, high jump, 4 x 800m, DMR ... DMR State Division 4 Champion in 2012 ... State Division 4 high jump champion in 2012 ... four time All-State cross country qualifier ... EAC mile and high jump champion ... EAC all-star 2011-12 ... National Honor Society ... National Latin Honors Society ... Salutatorian of the Class of 2012.
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Update: And, moments after being available, it's sold out. Sorry.
If you happened to miss the massive pre-Christmas restocking of the PS4 that kept Sony's console available in standalone and bundle forms for nearly 24 hours (and skyrocketing to the top of the bestsellers list), you again have the chance to own a shiny new PS4 as Amazon has just kinda restocked their supply of PS4 consoles. While the PS4 isn't available to buy for delivery this week, it's available from January 10th and you can order now.
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|Fri, 02-15-2013 - 8:49am
I think he is sick again and only a month since the last time which we monkeyed for 6 weeks,going to just start Pred and see what happenes before i call vet
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Oh well that's too bad you can't use it again.
I bought my Feliway diffuser and Vitalax from the vet in the next town when my vet was out of it and it was much cheaper so I kept buying it there. They didn't mind selling it to me even though my kitties weren't patients there. Is there anything from your local human pharmacy that resembles it as sometimes they are cheaper too.
|Sat, 02-16-2013 - 9:38am
That almost sounds better Chris. You can try it and it won't hurt him. I'm sure it works like the Fortiflora. That was nice of them to get back to you so fast too.
|Fri, 02-15-2013 - 6:32pm
Sorry to hear that Elvis is sick again. Kisses to him.
I went to the Purina website. They state that their FortiFlora is only sold by veterinarians. They offer a $10.00 rebate when purchased at your vets.
They have the rebate form to download on their page.
|Fri, 02-15-2013 - 5:31pm
I heard back from the co. I need Suzy to read this info and see which one she tinks..
Thank you so much for your recent email. Yes, indeed, the Fortiflora we sell and the Fortiflora at your Veterinarian's Office is exactly the same product. Usually, the cost of a product is determined by the sellers ability to purchase the product at "volume rate." We sell hundreds of boxes of Fortiflora each day. Your Veterinarian possibly sells one hundred in a year. Therefore, our buying power is far greater.
Fortiflora is a wonderful product made by Purina. We offer another product that has been researched and developed by our Veterinarians on staff. The name of the product is Intelliflora. It is less costly than Fortiflora, has 3 additional Bacilli and does not have animal digest. Some pet owners are choosing to eliminate animal digest from their pet's diets. I am including the link to the Intelliflora Page and also the Comparison Chart for Intelliflora and Fortiflora.
Thanks again for taking the time to inquire. Please do not hesitate to call me at 888-873-9719 with further questions. Have a perfectly Awesome Week-end!
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|Fri, 02-15-2013 - 12:12pm
This is what he needs,of course the vet says to buy from them,dont these look ok as half the cost
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she wants him on and then taper nd then we will go every 3 days forever,she also wants him on that forta lora..it is so exp.


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