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Substitute Alexandre Pato netted a superb winner after Robinho had scored using the top of his arm as Serie A leaders AC Milan ground out a precious 2-1 win at Chievo.
Second-placed Napoli kept the gap at three points thanks to Juan Zuniga's 25th-minute strike in a nervous 1-0 home win over Catania where Edinson Cavani also missed a penalty.
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Sixth-placed Juventus, two points above fellow underachievers Roma, also had another day to forget after losing 2-0 at Lecce where keeper Gianluigi Buffon was sent off early in the game.
Milan's Robinho struck on 25 minutes after dubiously controlling Zlatan Ibrahimovic's knock-down and prodding home but a back-post header from Gelson Fernandes 16 minutes after the break looked to have given the mid-table hosts a draw.
Brazil's Pato had other ideas and after replacing Antonio Cassano, he cut inside from the left, beat two defenders and scuffed in at the near post eight minutes from time.
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"The lads gave a great present to president Berlusconi," Allegri told Sky.
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Gennaro Gattuso remained as captain despite his violent altercation with Spurs assistant coach Joe Jordan on Tuesday and this time it was Chievo who lost their heads, Cesar being dismissed for a second booking late on.
Third-placed champions Inter Milan, with the help of another controversial goal from Andrea Ranocchia who looked offside, beat Cagliari 1-0 on Saturday and lie five behind Milan.
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Italy number one Buffon was dismissed for handling outside the area on 12 minutes and from then on Juve were struggling.
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The men who had covered their faces with tights entered the Hewell Road store just after 9pm.
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One of our favorite cartoonists is Gary Larson, who for many years drew "The Far Side".
And one of our favorite Far Side cartoons was one in which he depicts a flock of ducks walking on the ground in a"V" formation. One of the ducks in the back of this walking group looks up and sees a flock of ducks flying in a v-formation. This duck exclaims, to no-one in particular, "Saaay, look what they're doing!". We couldn't find the actual image of this cartoon, but you get the idea. We know you do.
This "flying" flock, obviously, is progressing much more quickly and efficiently towards their goal, and is using the power of the flock more effectively – and in general they're behaving in a way which has much, much higher benefit and is taking advantage of the inherent capacity given to them by nature.
We got that feeling today when we read this story about how China's government is stimulating the solar industry there.
That article is one of many. Here's another. That one, from Reuters, has this to say:
"Beijing's bid to boost the solar energy sector could draw more than $10 billion in private funding for projects and put China on track to become a leading market for solar equipment in the next three years.
China's government said in March it will offer to pay 20 yuan ($2.90) per watt of solar systems fixed to roofs and which have a capacity of more than 50 kilowatt peak (kwp).
The subsidy, which could cover half the cost of installing the system, was popular among developers, attracting applications equivalent to the building of 1 gigawatt of solar power.
One GW, or 1 billion watts, is enough electricity to power a million homes.
China is expected to raise its 2020 solar power generation target more than fivefold to at least 10 GW. With incentives, analysts expect over 2 GW in new solar capacity will be installed as early as 2011, up from just over 100 MW in 2008."
These incentives have stimulated research and development as well as implementation of solar projects in China. So you can see why we're interested: more projects = more project managers.
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@Paul O,
Thanks for your comments. I'm going to hide behind the literal post name which was "LOOK what they're doing". Not "DO what they're doing", but LOOK...observe...watch.
And by looking, one learns what TO do, and as you point out, what NOT to do.
In your comments you point out that we have to focus on "reality and our own needs". In your opinion, what IS that reality, and what are our needs? Don't they include energy? And shouldn't that energy be from renewable sources? And shouldn't government be in the picture, even if only to stimulate research and encourage innovation (above what the market will naturally provide)?
Your thougths?
THanks again,
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Rick in my mind, Our own needs will include:
Wind (Onshore, and ONLY in very windy areas, and away from Migratory birds).
Solar Thermal (of course in Sunny Climes only).
A modicum of photo-voltaics for special purposes where it makes sense (unless breakthroughs really aise to lower the costs and increase the efficiency).
And Lots and Lots of Nuclear Baseload. And I am interrested in meltdown proof Generation 3 &4 Nuclear, espescially the Thorium using variety. Mainly to replace coal.
Highly increased efficiency (as per Passiv Haus standards, refer to Willem Post's contributions).
We don't have to copy the Chinese or anyone else.
Willem Post says:
A number of studies indicate wind turbines produce expensive energy that is variable and intermittent, that has NO capacity value (not available on demand), needs to be balanced with quick-ramping CCGTs and OCGTs that ramp down with wind energy surges and ramp up with wind energy ebbings which occur at least 100 times per day. The balancing plants need to operate at part load to enable them to ramp up and down which is inefficient, especially for gas and steam turbines.
The combination of part load operation and simultaneously ramping up and down wears out the equipment sooner (increased O&M) and is even more inefficient. It produces more CO2/kWh and uses more Btus/kWh than if the plants were operated near rated output. In fact, the extra fuel and extra CO2 emissions offset most of what wind energy was meant to reduce.
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Please read the Bentek I and Bentek II studies and my articles.
ERCOT, which operates the Texas grid, has its hands full managing an annual average wind energy penetration of about 5%.
It tried to use coal plants to balance wind energy surgings and ebbings, but the combustion and pollution control systems became unstable when the coal plants were too rapidly ramped up and down to accommodate wind energy.
The instabilities are greater with larger wind energy surges and ebbings which are nearly unpredictable.
ERCOT lacks sufficient control over CCGT capacity for balancing wind energy.
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Wow, that was Sobering. Question is how do we end up allowing ideals and products which lack due justification to hold such sway and cost us so much?
I kow I've intonned before, but if the kind of moneys spent elswhere were spent on retrofitting homes with insulation and better windows and doors, would we not have gainned much more? Has anyone ever done a serious study on the benefits of such retrofits in America, especially in the cold areas?
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Are you suggesting that we emulate China and mega invest in Photo-Voltaics for the purpose of dominating World Solar Power Industry? Your links certainly seem to suggest that is what China's doing.
In my opinion, if the Chinese want to dominate Photo Voltaic production, they are welcome to it. I frankly don't see photo-voltaics as a significant source of economical electrical power into the future. We need to focus on reality and on our own needs, rather than throwing money at everything that moves (an industrial near-megalomaniacal complex) like the Chineese seem to be intent on doing.
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I went four wheeling with the fam
by ElliMichael on 6/2/2013 3:06:50 PM
i marched in my town parade, i felt so honored.
by sammyy99 on 5/27/2013 7:53:17 PM
I'm going 2 my friends house and were having a BBQ and swimming in the pool, classic Memorial Day. Happy Memorial Day!!! 😃🇺🇸
by Dontmesswithme on 5/27/2013 1:08:42 PM
Heading over to a family friends house later on for just a casual barbecue and chilling outside..should be fun!! It is SUCH a beautiful day today and I've been inside doing homework all weekend so I really want to get out in the sunshine!! Happy Memorial Day everyone!<3
by maggie183 on 5/27/2013 12:00:12 PM
My brother became the fourth generation to be in the military So I know how a military child feels like, but thankfully I have never lost anyone close to me in battle. God bless America!
by julybaby01 on 5/27/2013 11:45:00 AM
Memorial Day means a ton to me, because I want to be a Air Force pilot. So I'm always just hoping I won't be remembered on Memorial Day, I'll be there marching in parades, telling everybody of the heroic deeds of those who died. God Bless the USA!!!!!
by Chicwithblondhair101 on 5/27/2013 10:19:27 AM
thank you for seeing the light of day!
my family dosent even say happy birthday to me because they are so stressed out...
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by iwuvhamsters on 7/15/2011 1:51:36 AM
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by briana13 on 5/30/2011 5:51:35 PM
We talked about what memorial day meant in JROTC class and I think no matter what you are doing make sure you take a few minutes to think about those who have died for us.
I marched in a parade yeaterday then climbed a mountain at 2 in the moring to watch the sun rise then went to my boyfriend's sister's BBQ!
by skatefun on 5/30/2011 5:32:13 PM
by peacelovelabs on 5/30/2011 4:38:26 PM
so appreciative to live in the USA!! Some people have died trying to get what we have. We should be very thankful.
Happy Memorial Day Er'ybody!
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Im not doing anything today :/
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by wednesday1408 on 5/30/2011 12:49:41 PM
My grandad fought in the war, but he didn't die, but he is dead now (from old age). We are going to put flowers on his grave. God bless all the members of the military and their families. I pray that they all return safely and that their families have the strength, hope and faith they need to get through any time when family members are deployed.
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by koolkat21 on 5/30/2011 11:44:20 AM
I have to say thank you so much GL for writing this article. My dad is a firefighter and I have a cousin in the Militery and another cousin is a marine so this is very important to me. My grandfathers brothers all fought in the war and died. Thanks again GL! I just want other people to know what Memorial Day really is.
by softballgirl11 on 5/30/2011 11:29:47 AM
Yesterday my fam had a cookout/bonfire for it since today it didn't work out. I'm so thankful that there are people who are brave enough to give their lives for us to be safe.
by pinkandlime on 5/30/2011 11:25:29 AM
calm down. after i few years i would be annoyed because i would never be able to do anything for my birthday too. oh its just my birthday? my birthday is the day i was born so its kinda important and crucial to my living...
yes i agree Memorial Day is important and i am extremely thankful for everyone who died fighting for us but its a birthday. I'd like to celebrate my living a few times.
by RockNRollx3o on 5/30/2011 11:22:27 AM
@iwuvhamsters Honestly?!?!?! People GAVE their lifes so we could live freely. ALL you care about is not doing anything for your birthday because of it?!?!
For those of you that didn't see, this is what she posted:
memorial day is always the day before or on my birthday so i never get to do anything with my friends for my birthday cuz im always being dragged to a picnic
by peacelovegoogle on 5/30/2011 11:02:12 AM
I admire everyone that gave their life for us.
by peacelovegoogle on 5/30/2011 10:58:39 AM
my fam is gardening 2day. we r planting our annual garden. it is a family event and i am super psyched!!!
by soccerlover99 on 5/30/2011 10:53:48 AM
Thank you to all those who fought, and gave their lives so that we can be safe, and have a good life.
by rainbowsparkle98 on 5/30/2011 10:45:12 AM
memorial day is always the day before or on my birthday so i never get to do anything with my friends for my birthday cuz im always being dragged to a picnic
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AUSTIN -- Lawmakers may have passed a budget with no new taxes, but Texans and their wallets will not escape unscathed.
Lobbyists and watchdogs say that even without major across-the-board tax or fee increases during the 82nd legislative session, which ends today, a variety of new laws will carry a financial cost for Texans.
"The old saying is that everybody fears for their pocketbook during the legislative session," Austin political consultant Bill Miller said. "That's why we only let them meet once every two years and only for six months."
Lawmakers have struggled for six months to close a multibillion-dollar revenue gap in the budget for the next two years, ultimately passing a $172.3 billion budget that reduces state spending by more than $15 billion, shrinking many state services, including education and social services.
Dick Lavine, a senior fiscal analyst at the Austin-based Center for Public Policy Priorities, stresses that all Texans will ultimately pay a higher price at the local level.
"The main pocketbook effect will be from local governments having to raise taxes and fees to pay for services pushed down to them from the failure of the state to maintain spending," he said. "So to the extent that we all rely on adequate public services, we are all losers."
One measure that could significantly affect cities and counties is a plan in the budget bill to cut the amount of mixed-beverage taxes that communities receive from 10.7 percent to 8.2 percent. Fort Worth could lose more than $1.1 million in the next two years; Tarrant County could lose $2.9 million during the same time, estimates show.
"We are looking at some impact," Fort Worth Mayor Mike Moncrief said. "In many cases, we've been able to avoid unfunded mandates at the municipal level, but it's a balancing act for the Legislature.
"We also have to wait and see what bills the governor will sign or allow to become law that we don't even know about yet."
Gov. Rick Perry has until June 19 to sign, veto or allow bills to become law without his signature.
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Boating education: Texans who participate in the state's online boater education program may soon pay more than a $3 service fee, as some state employees say the fee is less than other fees collected for similar online courses. House Bill 3722, which allows the state to raise the fee, has been sent to the governor.
Child support: Some parents paying child support through the attorney general's office may see new fees -- a $25 annual service fee and a $3 monthly processing fee, under a provision in HB 1, which is awaiting Perry's signature.
Fishing: Texas anglers who cheat at fishing contests may find themselves facing a Class A misdemeanor, which carries fines of up to $4,000. If the prizes to be awarded total $10,000 or more in money or goods, the fisher faces a third-degree felony charge with a fine of up to $10,000. HB 1806 has been signed into law.
Military/veterans: Some disabled veterans will be exempt, under HB 1148, from paying the fee to obtain a personal identification card from the Department of Public Safety. Also, active-duty military service members would be protected from foreclosures on their mortgages and deeds of trust while they are on active duty or deployed to another country.
Unapproved recording: Texans who make unauthorized recordings of live events, such as those on cell phone cameras, could face an undetermined fine and/or jail time if they wrongly distribute the recordings. The amount of the fines and length of the jail time would be determined how many unauthorized recordings they made and distributed during a six-month time period.
Motorists: Drivers who don't slow down or move away from tow trucks on the side of the road that are using emergency signals -- similar to the speed and space required for emergency vehicles that are pulled over -- could soon be subject to fines of as much as $2,000. Also, motorists who hit and damage a permanent or semi-permanent structure - houses, buildings, fences - and leave the scene without looking for the property owners who were impacted could soon end up in jail and/or paying a fine of up to $2,000, depending on how bad the damage is.And drivers who skip court to avoid handling traffic tickets may find themselves paying more to register their vehicles.
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Denver Broncos backup quarterback Chris Simms suffered a high-ankle sprain, and according to a team source, he could be out of action anywhere from two to four weeks.
To bolster their depth at the position, the Broncos signed free agent Ingle Martin later Wednesday.
Denver has two preseason games remaining -- Sunday night against the Bears and Sept. 3 against the Cardinals -- and were down to two quarterbacks in starter Kyle Orton and rookie sixth-round pick Tom Brandstater.
Typically, teams like to rest many of their starters in the last preseason game, meaning Brandstater could be showcased against the Cardinals.
"Under our current situation, with only two quarterbacks that can come out and practice, it felt like it was better for us to [add Martin]," coach Josh McDaniels said. "He's got good size, a decent arm. He's a smart kid. He's a guy that we felt like could come in and help us compete right now and see what happens."
Martin joined the Broncos in time to take part in Wednesday's practice, though he went through the workout in a numberless orange quarterback's jersey.
"Hopefully, the equipment guys will hook me up tomorrow," Martin said with a smile.
The Broncos are the fourth NFL team for Martin, who was released earlier this month by the Kansas City Chiefs after splitting time last season between their active roster and practice squad. Martin came into the league in 2006 as a fifth-round draft choice of the Green Bay Packers. He also spent two years with the Tennessee Titans.
"When you're a guy like me, you just want an opportunity and that's what I've got here," Martin said. "Hopefully, I can come in and show them a little bit of what I can do and make myself stick."
Martin said he's taking a crash course on the Broncos' offensive scheme in hopes of being able to function in the system as quickly as possible. It was uncertain whether he would see any playing time in Sunday night's exhibition against Chicago.
Simms suffered the injury when Seahawks pass rusher Nick Reed fell on his left ankle during the third quarter of Saturday's 27-13 loss at Seattle.
Simms' injury is the latest setback for the injury-plagued player. Since rupturing his spleen nearly three years ago, Simms has taken only six regular-season snaps, all of them coming last season for the Titans.
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Announcing a different GM... is improbable and nonsensical : Walters the man for the job
Acting GM in the process of making the Bombers his team
Kyle Walters already has the job, is doing the job and should keep the job.
Timing will dictate whether Walters, currently Winnipeg Blue Bombers acting GM, makes such major moves as trading for a starting quarterback and hiring a head coach before any other candidate for GM can be hired and put into place.
Walters will almost certainly be the next GM of the Bombers. Too much is going to happen in the CFL and needs to happen in Winnipeg for Walters not to put his stamp on the Bombers prior to December.
Any credible candidate will look at the Bombers and the results of the moves they plan on making over the next month and reach the conclusion they'd be running Walters' team if they were to step in.
No GM wants to live with the decisions of another. They want freedom to bring in their own people. Winnipeg's situation likely precludes such an opportunity.
Bombers acting CEO Wade Miller, while we're at it why don't we stop pretending the job isn't Miller's and drop the interim tag, is exercising his due diligence and has set a target date of Dec. 1 to name a GM.
"Dec. 1, plus or minus a week. Please don't hold me to an exact date," said Miller, in a phone conversation with the Free Press on Tuesday.
That will be too late for anyone other than Walters, who has major plans and the freedom to execute them, according to Miller.
Kyle will definitely be a part of this organization. Saying that, Kyle is absolutely
in the running for GM'
-- Wade Miller
If the Bombers are going to get in on the act and acquire a quarterback such as Toronto Argonauts up-and-comer Zach Collaros, they'll need to move the moment his team's season ends. Whether the Argos stumble in the East Division final or make it to the Grey Cup, Collaros will be on the market the morning after his team's season ends and that's presuming a handshake deal doesn't get done earlier.
The Bombers must be active now and in discussions with Argos GM Jim Barker about such a deal. Walters is acting GM in Winnipeg, leaving it to him to take up this task.
The same goes with hiring a coach. The Bombers can't wait until a GM is named after the Grey Cup to begin a coaching search. They already have their wish list and the moment one of those men has his season end, and is available for an interview and negotiations, the Bombers must act.
Again, this is left to Walters.
A scenario where Walters both trades for a new starting quarterback and hires a new head coach is not unlikely. Announcing a different GM, in the wake of such moves, is improbable and nonsensical.
Walters will also be in charge of the club's plans for the dispersal-draft, which is scheduled for Dec. 13, said Miller.
"Kyle has a very good understanding of that process and that was made clear to me the first time we sat down," said Miller, who added Walters will be free to make major football decisions such as trading for a quarterback or any possible coaching moves. "Yes. In the structure of our organization we would have discussions first but he would definitely be able to trade for a quarterback or make any football decisions. He has proven he can do that. He's done it three times (made trades) this summer. This is the benefit of making the changes the club did in August. Every process has sped up and isn't starting at the end of the year. So we're in the position to take advantage of all the opportunities this Ottawa dispersal draft puts in front of it."
Walters is a solid candidate. If any of the league's established GMs, Wally Buono, Jim Popp, Barker, Brendan Taman or John Hufnagel were available it would make sense for Miller to wait. But none are available.
Buono told me on Tuesday, "When I make a commitment, I honour it." He's locked up until 2017.
Taman has another year on his deal, Barker recently re-upped, Popp is signed through next season and Hufnagel is signed through 2016.
Miller, who has already spoken with Tom Higgins and Rick Worman, is working the football world to see if there are any off-the-radar candidates.
Higgins is a former GM and head coach in the CFL now employed as the league's director of officiating and told the Free Press on Tuesday he is interested in the position.
Worman has held various offensive coaching posts in the league and is currently employed as quarterbacks coach at Mississippi Valley State University.
"I started the work on this the week after I sat in this chair. I'm not going to get into the specifics of it, but I can assure who I have begun working on deciding who will lead the organization into the future on the football side," said Miller. "It comes down to (a candidate) who has knowledge of the CFL and Canadian football. How to put a roster together and the nuances that are much different in the CFL. Someone who has excellent leadership skills, somebody who can run football operations. Make personnel decisions, manage the salary cap, negotiate contracts, evaluate talent, develop a pipeline full of talent both import and non-imports. A strong personality and a solid work ethic."
Isn't Kyle Walters that person?
"I would say I wouldn't disagree with you that he has a lot of those skills," said Miller. "But at the same time, I said from the beginning, I would be sure to take a look and evaluate all the opportunities available to the Winnipeg Football Club. Kyle will definitely be a part of this organization. Saying that, Kyle is absolutely in the running for GM."
Miller said the GM would report directly to the CEO, who will be involved in football operations.
"It's called the Winnipeg Football Club and it's a football team. I'll definitely be working with our football department and be a part of it," said Miller. "At the end of the day, that's our business."
The clock on any potential opportunities will soon begin to move fast and the Bombers must be in position to take advantage.
"Kyle has done this all throughout the year and he'll have the freedom to make decisions and moves going forward," said Miller.
Walters makes the most sense not only from his position within the organization, which gives him the clearest understanding of what the Bombers need, but also because he's as strong a candidate as there is available.
Good on Miller for turning over every stone. But he's going to find he's already got the man he needs and wants.
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According to the US Department of Labor Statistics, over 75 percent of mothers with children between the ages of 6 and 17 are in the workforce. In 1975, little more than half of mothers with school-age children worked outside the home.
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