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Duke Energy Progress agreed to purchase $1.2 billion in generating assets from North Carolina Eastern Municipal Power Agency; ABB won a $400 million order that would create the first electricity...
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Duke Energy's Jim Turner and other utility executives weigh the odds on billion-dollar bets.
It could be described as the world's highest stakes betting game—power generation development. Not even the recent James Bond movie, Casino Royale , where audiences were riveted by a climactic $100 million poker game, can touch the sums (and risks) that utility executives must face.
According to the Edison Electric Institute (EEI), investor-owned utilities spent $46.5 billion in 2005 and more than $60 billion in 2006 to develop new power infrastructure. U.S. utilities added 5,507 MW and announced 33,998 MW of new capacity additions in 2006. In fact, last year alone, environmental capital expenditures doubled from $3.2 billion to $6.4 billion, said EEI.
Looking at the forecasts for 30 years, the heavy investment required for new generation technologies clearly is a global phenomenon. According to the World Energy Investment Outlook 2006 , power-sector companies will spend about $11 trillion dollars by 2030. "That's for the overall power sector that includes power generation, transmission, and distribution assets," says Andy Webster, a consultant at Accenture, adding that power generation alone will account for $5 trillion.
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Duke Energy recently disclosed a cost of roughly $1.9 billion (including Accumulated Funds Used During Construction [AFUDC]) for its proposed 800-MW Cliffside coal unit in North Carolina, which translates to a price tag of $2,375/kW. In a research report, Wachovia analyst Samuel Brothwell said the price reinforces the trend of escalating costs for new-build construction materials, equipment, and labor contracts. The $1.93 billion for the one unit was almost the original cost estimate for the two plants Duke had proposed to build. Also, in late 2006, Duke Energy had to revise its price estimates for the nuclear power plant it may build in Cherokee County, S.C.
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Thursday, October 18, 2012
Chocolate Crinkle Cookies Stuffed with Andes Mints
It's about that time of year. Christmas baking time. Chocolate and mint is one of the combinations that reminds me of Christmas.
This is one of those classic Christmas cookie recipes with a little twist. It's more of a cakey cookie than a fudgy one, but it's soft and surprisingly light. I've modified it slightly to decrease the sweetness so you can enjoy the mint surprise in the middle even more.
I even made about half without rolling in powdered sugar, but they are not nearly as beautiful.
For once in my life, I have a start on something early because these are currently all cozy in my freezer just waiting for Christmas to arrive. Well, they're probably not too cozy. It is a freezer after all...This is so unlike me. I also have started a few Christmas gifts. Somebody needs to check on me. I'm not sure who this is! I've noticed that having a lot on my plate actually makes me more efficient. Anyone else notice this?
This recipe requires at least 3 hours to chill, so it does require a little working ahead. I made my dough the night before, chilled overnight, and baked in the morning.
Chocolate Crinkle Cookies Stuffed with Andes Mints
Adapted slightly from Fork vs. Spoon
Makes about 42 cookies
2 cups all purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1 1/2 cups sugar
1/2 cup unsalted butter, melted and cooled
4 large eggs
2 tablespoons vanilla extract
1/2 cup powdered sugar
1 package Andes Mints (about 28), cut in half
In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, baking powder, and salt.
In a large mixing bowl (stand mixer, if you have it), with paddle attachment, stir together the cocoa, sugar, and butter until well combined.
Add eggs to the cocoa mixture, one at a time, and stir until fully incorporated between each addition. Beat in the vanilla.
Slowly add the flour mixture to the wet ingredients while mixer is running and beat for 3 minutes, scraping down the sides of the bowl if necessary.
Cover the bowl with plastic wrap or transfer to an airtight container (4-cup capacity) and refrigerate for 3 hours or overnight.
Have your powdered sugar in a small bowl and your mint halves nearby for stuffing. Remove cold dough from refrigerator.
Preheat oven to 350 F.
The dough will get stickier as it warms, so work as quickly as possible.
Scoop out a tablespoon-sized piece of dough and push half of a mint into the center. It works best to push them in with the thin edge first. Pinch together the surrounding dough to enclose the mint. Roll into a ball.
Roll the dough in your powdered sugar bowl to cover completely and place on an ungreased cookie pan. Place cookies about 2 inches apart on the pan and bake for about 10 minutes.
Remove from oven and allow to rest on pans for 5 minutes before removing to a cooling rack to finish cooling.
Store in an airtight container at room temperature for a few days or in a freezer for up to 3 months.
See that mint hiding in the middle? It's the best when all melted and warm, but I wouldn't turn my nose up at a room temperature cookie either...
I'm sharing this recipe over at Meal Planning Magic, which is where you can find all kinds of other Christmas treats, as well as Little House in the Suburbs, One Project Closer, and Happy Hour Link Party.
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- AnonymousOct 18, 2012, 6:37:00 PM
I love these cookies...but I never put a mint in them!! Yum I'll have to try these:). -julia
ReplyDelete WOW! Chocolate crinkle andes mint cookies!!! I love love love mint and chocolate together. I am so inspired. I must bake with mint and chocolate this weekend! The cookies look incredible. SO fudgy!
ReplyDeleteOh, my kids would go nuts for these! They love the chocolate-mint combo...and these are PERFECT for Christmas!!!
ReplyDeleteI think I know what my mom is getting for Christmas this year!! Years ago she found a recipe for chocolate cookies with Andes mint "frosting." I made them for her and she liked them so much she asked for them for Christmas a few years later when I'd gone off to college. I think I'll use my great grandma's chocolate crinkle cookie recipe and give these a go! Thank you for a brilliant idea, Loretta! I saw these pics on Willow Bird Baking--I'm excited to poke around your blog more!
ReplyDeleteRepliesAM, Isn't it the highest compliment when years later someone is still talking about a recipe you made for them? Plus, it's extra great that you actually have a family recipe to use! I'm sure your mom will love them and thanks for coming by!
DeleteI finally made these today! They are delicious, especially warm from the oven. I used a different chocolate crinkle recipe (calls for bittersweet baking chocolate instead of cocoa powder). MMMMmmmm! My mom just texted me "fyi: baking sucks!" That's why I'm the baker in the family. After her last two cookie recipes failed, she's sure to love these!
http://abbyslabnotes.blogspot.com/2012/12/nans-chocolate-crinkles.htmlYay! I'm so glad you loved them! I just made a chocolate cookie recipe this afternoon that's loaded with bittersweet chocolate, so I'm sure yours are equally decadent...
Thanks for coming back and letting me know how it went!
These cookies look fantastic! I had seen chocolate crinkle cookies as well as Andes-stuffed cookies before, but never together. I think you have done the best thing since peanut butter was introduced to jelly. These are a definite on my holiday baking list (if I can wait that long).
ReplyDeleteI love chocolate mint cookies. My mom had a similar recipe she makes at christmas with the mint melted on top! yum. Sorry I missed the link party. :(
Would love if you came and linked up with us. We're giving away one free week of ad space for one lucky feature, and our blog gets thousands of hits per day! Hope to see you there!
http://www.oneprojectcloser.com/the-humble-brag-link-party-4/RepliesJocie, this link party is going until Christmas, so there's still time! (new one every week).
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His second wife gave birth to his second son, Alexander:
How do you say, congrats in russian??
His second wife gave birth to his second son, Alexander:
How do you say, congrats in russian??
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Congratulations, Plushy and Mrs. Plushy!
Congrats to Plushy and his wife on the birth of their son Alexander!
Look at this..
So funny, but I don't know how will prepare to ECH
This is today video I guess? I start to understand more in the videos, yana's dad is named Alexander and the baby is 40 something cm, did Plush go to training after the birth?
Congratulations! What a nice new year gift!
Congrats, Papa Plushy & Mrs. Plushy!
He did, and said that he couldn't do anything well, probably because all his emotions were given yesterday to his new-born son. The baby is 2kg800g, 49sm. Yes, Yana's dad's name is Alexander Evgenjevich, i.e. Plu son has exactly the same name. But for now they gave him a nickname Gnom Gnomych, smth like Dwarf Dwarfych in English. Yana twitterred the kid is blonde with blue eyes (what a surprise ).
Does his first son live with the mother?
Yes. Plushy live with wifes two sons from her previous marriage - her natural son Nikolai, and adopted - Andrei.
Their family
His first son: http://twitter.com/i/#!/EvgeniPlushe...com%2F6A7rvKW4 on Plushy's motocycle and http://evgeni-plushenko.com/forum/vi...it=Egor#p69966 like his father
Thanks, Plushyfan!
Is the slimmer boy Yana's natural son?


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The page on building KDE4 trunk makes a few assumptions about your environment. Note that FreeBSD's dbus and cmake ports will work (so those sections can be skipped).
The kdesvn-build script can be used on FreeBSD with one change. qt-copy is going to fail to build dbus support due to reasons described below, so you can either run "kdesvn-build qt-copy" once... apply the fix below, then run "kdesvn-build". Alternatively, you can add "-lpthread" to the configure-flags in the qt-copy section of your .kdesvn-buildrc .
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This is related to the test app for dbus in qt-copy not linking due to a pthreads dependency in libdbus on FreeBSD. To fix it go to: (builddir)/qt-copy/config.tests/unix/dbus . Then manually run
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See Trolltech's bugzilla for a description of this problem. It's an issue with gcc3 and 64bit systems, with a particular optimization. Possible solutions described there include "To work around this bug, recompile qstylesheetstyle.cpp with removing -O2, or add the -fno-gcse compiler option."
See the above question on dbus not compiling (even if you told it to compile). If Qt can't find the dbus libs, it silently fails and will continue to build without dbus.
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Originally, the term attention deficit disorder (ADD) referred to children who were incapable of concentrating at school. Hyperkinesia was used somewhat synonymously, as a descriptive term for children who simply couldn't sit still. Today, the definition has broadened to include many adults, and has been refined into two conditions: ADD and ADHD (attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder). Characteristics include difficulty sustaining attention or completing tasks, easy distractibility, impulsive behavior, and, in the case of ADHD, an excessive inclination to fidget and move about. These problems make it difficult to succeed at work or at school.
Conventional treatment focuses on stimulants, such as amphetamine, dextroamphetamine, and methylphenidate (Ritalin, Concerta), as well as the newer drug atomoxetine (Strattera). Certain antidepressants may also be useful.
There is some evidence that the supplement DMAE (2-Dimethylaminoethanol) may be helpful for ADD, according to studies performed in the 1970s. Two such studies were reported in a review article. 1 Fifty children aged 6 to 12 years who had been diagnosed with hyperkinesia participated in a double-blind study comparing DMAE to placebo . The dose was increased from 300 mg daily to 500 mg daily by the third week and continued for 10 weeks. Evaluations revealed statistically significant test score improvements in the treatment group compared to the placebo group.
Another double-blind study compared DMAE with both Ritalin and placebo in 74 children with "learning disabilities." 1 (It appears that today, the participants would have been given a diagnosis of ADD). The study found significant test score improvement for both treatment groups over a 10-week period.
For more information, including dosage and safety issues, see the full DMAE article.
The mineral zinc has shown some promise for treatment of ADHD. In a large double-blind, placebo-controlled study (approximately 400 participants), use of zinc at a dose of 35 mg daily produced statistically significant benefits as compared to placebo. 26 This dose of zinc is higher than nutritional needs, but not so high as to be unsafe. However, the benefits seen were quite modest: about 28% of the participants given zinc showed improvement, but so did 20% in the placebo group.
Another, much smaller study evaluated whether zinc at 15 mg per day could enhance the effect of Ritalin. 27 Again, modest benefits were seen. Finally, exceedingly weak evidence hints that zinc might enhance the effectiveness of evening primrose oil for ADHD (see next section). 28
For more information, including dosage and safety issues, see the full Zinc article.
Essential fatty acids (EFAs) are "good fats," substances as important to your general health as vitamins. Based on evidence that essential fatty acids are necessary for the proper development of brain function in growing children, EFAs found in fish oil and evening primrose oil have been tried for the treatment of ADHD and related conditions. The results have been mixed, though.
A double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of 75 children with ADHD found that daily supplementation with omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids may reduce ADHD symptoms in some children. 37 However, in a similarly designed study of 50 such children , use of essential fatty acids from fish oil and evening primrose oil failed to provide any consistent, significant benefit above and beyond the placebo effect. 29 And, in a slightly smaller trial, weak evidence of benefit was seen. But, the results are difficult to interpret due to the high number of people who dropped out. 3 In a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of children already using stimulant therapy, the addition of the essential fatty acid docosahexaenoic acid (DHA, found in fish oil) for 4 months failed to further improve symptoms. 20 A systematic review produced more promising results, though. In the review, 10 randomized trials involving 699 children with ADHD found that those who took omega-3 fatty acids experienced modest improvements in certain symptoms like inattentiveness and hyperactivity. 38
Evening primrose oil alone failed to prove effective for attention deficit disorder in a small double-blind, placebo-controlled trial. 21 In a placebo-controlled, comparative trial, evening primrose oil proved less effective than standard medical treatment. 22 However, a close look at the data in this last trial hinted that evening primrose oil might have been more effective in people with adequate zinc levels. 28 This suggests that combination therapy with zinc and evening primrose oil should be tested, but, thus far, this approach has not undergone meaningful study.
A small, double-blind, placebo-controlled crossover trial evaluated the possible efficacy of the supplement carnitine for ADD in boys 13 and younger. 23 Approximately 50% of the participants responded to carnitine , a significantly higher percentage than responded to placebo. These promising results suggest that a larger trial is warranted.
A combination of American Ginseng and ginkgo has shown some promise for treatment of ADHD. 30
Vitamin B 3 (niacin), vitamin B 6 , and multivitamin/multimineral supplements have been recommended for the treatment of ADD. However, a review of the literature found no meaningful evidence to indicate that any of these treatments are effective. 4
One study is sometimes said to have proven magnesium helpful for ADD, 24 but, in fact, the study design was too inadequate to prove much of anything.
Other supplements that are sometimes recommended for ADD include calcium , iron , inositol , trace minerals, blue-green algae, combinations of amino acids (usually GABA, glycine, taurine , L-glutamine , L-phenylalanine , and L-tyrosine ), and combinations of the polysaccharides galactose, glucose, mannose, N-acetylneuraminic acid, fucose, N-acetylgalactosamine, N-acetylglucosamine, and xylose. St. John's wort has also become popular recently, but unlike depression, there is no convincing evidence for its effectiveness against ADD. 36
One study hints that massage might be helpful for ADD. 25
It is commonly said that, sugar, food allergens, and food additives, such as artificial colors, contribute to ADD symptoms. However, the body of published evidence regarding these therapies remains incomplete and contradictory. 5-19,31,35 The best evidence regards artificial colors and food additives. In a 2012 review of 35 controlled trials, researchers focused on the possible effects that artificial food coloring may have on ADHD symptoms. 39 A sub-analysis of 6 trials involving 195 children with ADHD found that restricting these dyes resulted in an improvement in symptoms. A larger sub-analysis of 20 trials and 794 children provided further evidence by showing that children experienced a worsening of symptoms when they returned to their normal diet after following a restriction diet. However, most of these improvements were not observed when the analysis was narrowed to include only FDA-approved food additives. The researchers estimated that about 8% of children may experience worsening ADHD symptoms when exposed to artificial food coloring.
A double-blind study reported in 2005 failed to find benefits for ADD with a treatment known as Bach flower remedies . 32
One study found that the supplement melatonin may be helpful for improving sleep in children with ADHD taking stimulant medications. 33 However, melatonin does not appear to be helpful for ADHD symptoms per se. 34
Suntheanine, a supplement that contains a compound of black tea, showed some promise in improving sleep quality in boys with ADHD. 40


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(noun) An unsought, unintended, and/or unexpected discovery of an animated gif that goes with the music you are listening to.
A person is listening to George Clinton's "Do Fries Go With That Shake" and they happen to come across an animated .gif of Homer Simpson dancing to the beat. That would be considered serenGIFity.
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Well, I got the answer somewhere here that the power management code alone in fglrx is bigger than the whole mesa codebase... So it's not easy to duplicate its functionality completely.
http://www.x.org/wiki/RadeonFeature says it's ready but I definitely have more power drain on radeon than fglrx on HD 6550 mobile. Not much, so it's kind of acceptable, but still noticeable.


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KDE's Amarok 2.7 music player was released on Friday. This major release to Amarok addresses more than 470 bugs while taking care of 15 feature requests and numerous other ideas to the open-source music player...
Amarok 2.7.0 hit Arch core.
Business as usual - I always faced bigger issues with the 2.x.'0' releases.
Usually it's crashing during scanning my collection on the NFS share.
This time it just crashes during playback for whatever reason. :/
how about stupid dependency of kwallet? that turns on every 5 minutes and turn off ?
I was once a proud user of Amarok 1.x back in the day. It was great.
Then, after the extreme success of KDE 4.0 (if you want to consider emulating Windows Vista as "success"), the KDE developers decided to re-write Amarok from scratch, and thus came the 2.0 release.
It was a pile of crap. The UI was re-designed for the worse. It crashed all the time and was buggier than a cheap NY motel mattress. Many features were removed.
The KDE developers handled the situation by covering their ears and deleting any critical postings on their message boards.
I assume it's all some kind of theme that OS developers want to have the largest user-base possible, by going after the few non-users left out there: The idiots who can't handle the complexity of a two-button mouse. Thus, we have stunning successes like KDE 4, Gnome 3, and Windows 8. Mac OSX, the most "friendly"/dumbed-down OS of them all has even somehow gotten even "friendlier"/dumber over the last few years with releases 10.7 and 10.8. It's like a big race to be "grandma's OS of choice".
I don't even know where I was going with all of this. I just know that they took a great product and then pulled a WinAmp3, and that makes me sad.
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One question: Do you actually believe what you wrote?
The Amarok 2.0 release announcement clearly stated:
It is important to note that Amarok 2.0 is a beginning, not an end. Because of the major changes required, not all features from the 1.4 are in Amarok 2. Many of these missing features, like queueing and filtering in the playlist, will return within a few releases. Other features, such as visualizations and support for portable media players, require improvements in the underlying KDE infrastructure. They will return as KDE4's support improves.


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Becton Dickinson: Designing the New Strategic, Operational, and Financial Planning Process, Spanish Version
Robert L. Simons, Antonio Davila, Afroze Mohammed
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Describes management's attempts to design and install a sophisticated planning and control system in an international company as it changes its strategy. Issues of strategy implementation, accountability, and performance measurement are at the core of the analysis, as managers confront difficulty and resistance in using the system for "strategic, operational, and financial" control.
learning objective:
In the context of MBA or executive education programs to develop familiarity with issues of strategy implementation, accountability, and performance measurement salient to the design of a planning and control system. To use a blank "template" to attempt design a solution. To prepare a series of "skits" to role play the issues raised in the case.
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Accounting; Accounting methodologies; African trade blocs; Change management; Control systems; Cross functional management; Cultural adaptation; Execution; Financial management; Financial planning; Forecasting; Implementing strategy; International business; Management; Market planning strategy; Matrix organization; Organizational change; Performance management; Planning; Product adaptation; Social responsibility; Strategic planning; Strategy; Strategy formulation; Valuation; Volatility
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