text: Pulitzer Prize–winning composer George Perle died on Friday, January 23, 2009, at his home in Manhattan. He was 93. Perle, often considered one of the most lyrical of a new generation of atonal composers, wrote prolifically, including symphonic, chamber, vocal, and piano works. Perle often referred to his style of writing as "12-tone tonality." Richard Goode, in his liner notes to a Nonesuch recording of Perle works, wrote of the composer's music: "In its sobriety and playfulness, its rhythmic unpredictability, its delicate balance of harmonic and contrapuntal energies, it often brings Haydn to mind ... Whatever the emotional intensities expressed, one feels a language has been found that is exactly suited to its expressive requirements."


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We realize your limitations though, particularly when we try to steer you toward the visual arts in our vast local array of galleries, art centers, and museums. We know that 7.975 million of you don't give a rat's ass about art, as evidenced by your mighty poor attendance record at the spiffy, semiannual, free gallery events that the Dallas Art Dealers Association sponsors every fall and late winter. But we don't begin to think it's because you're lackadaisical, or ignorant, or devoid of culture, or hung over, or more interested in golf on TV. Nope. We've come to realize that the only possible reason you wouldn't cruise by some art galleries at least twice a year to get out of your heads, gawk at something beautiful and/or weird, and get all warm and gooey inside is that you're afraid. It's fear of the unknown, we expect, and the first time is always the hardest--but occasionally the best.
We'll protect you. We've printed this handy "Art Virgin" badge for you to clip and wear to the 24 galleries that are all set to welcome you with open arms this Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. We've contacted each and every one of these galleries and made them swear on a stack of last week's Dallas Observers that they won't ask you any hard questions, give you any sort of sales pitch, or even speak to you unless you seem to want them to. Once they see your badge, the participating gallery owners say, they'll give you the respect and admiration you deserve for daring to be different, and they'll give you plenty of room to roam.
Particularly first-timer friendly on the DADA trail February 17 are the McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Deep Ellum's Conduit Gallery, and Barry Whistler Gallery. The MAC and Whistler are showing Ann Stautberg's photographs, and Conduit has paintings by Annabel Daou and photos by Monika Merva. Stone by Stone Gallery is easygoing as well, with a large group show with works in every medium. A little more uppity are the galleries along Fairmount Street, including Pillsbury and Peters Fine Art, showing Wayne Thiebaud's and Tom Wesselmann's brilliant work, and David Dike Fine Art, with a permanent collection of late 19th- and early 20th-century European and American paintings. DADA members on Fairmount show everything from very old, traditional paintings to the very best in contemporary art. Karen Mitchell Frank Gallery is hip, with Angus Macpherson paintings this weekend; Dunn and Brown Contemporary is ruthless, featuring Joe Havel's solo show; and Edith Baker Gallery is classy, with paintings by Bruno Andrade and prints by Judy Youngblood.
Wear your unspoiled status on your sleeves, or your chest, or your pocket as a badge of honor, because you may never qualify again. Get lucky at some local galleries this Saturday. People will wonder why you're glowing and walking kinda funny on Monday.


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Radiator Booster redirects hot air from the wall to the room
By Ben Coxworth
November 16, 2011
The basic idea with radiators is that they should, well, radiate heat out into the room. Given that they're almost always located against walls, however, much of the heat coming off the back of them is just absorbed by those walls. What someone should make is a gizmo that draws the heated air out from behind a radiator, and blows it over to where it will be appreciated. Well, that's what the Radiator Booster is.
Essentially a temperature-activated fan, the Radiator Booster has been around for a few years now. Just recently, however, the new-and-improved MK3 model was introduced.
The Polypropylene device sits on top of your radiator, hooked up to mains power - it reportedly costs less than 50 cents a year to run. A red LED on the unit indicates that it is on, and waiting for the radiator to exceed a temperature of at least 30ºC (86ºF). Once that happens, the Booster's fan will kick in, and the light will turn green. After the radiator has dropped back below that "threshold temperature," the fan will once again stop, and the LED will turn to a flashing green.
Because the Radiator Booster puts a larger amount of heat out into the room where people can feel it, users should be able to set their thermostats lower, yet maintain the same level of comfort that they did before getting the device. According to a 2009 study conducted by the UK's Energy Saving Trust, Booster users were able to turn down their thermostats by an average of 1 to 3 degrees Celsius, resulting in energy cost savings of about GBP140 (US$220) per year.
A list of retailers in various countries can be found on the Radiator Booster website. The MK3 recently became available on Firebox, where it's selling for GBP24.99 (US$39).
Great idea if it's not too loud. Wouldn't this also be complemented by putting a layer of heat reflecting foil--the stuff that they put in winter survival kits--behind the radiator? The point is the same; stop heating the wood and drywall of the wall.
Snake Oil Baron16th November, 2011 @ 05:12 pm PST
Put a small desk fan on the floor, turn it on low, aim it at the skirting board below the heater - the air gets forced underneath, and up behind the heater, and it also breaks up the stratification - of the hot air sitting at the ceiling and the cold air sitting on the floor.
Mr Stiffy16th November, 2011 @ 06:35 pm PST
Seems like you would want to put a curved deflector out the bottom of the radiator, then have a fan device push the air *down* (I realize that's opposite what it would naturally do) across the back so that the warm air is pushed across the floor, rising naturally. Warm toes!
Just pushing the air out the top would seem to encourage it to go to the ceiling.
Andy Barrow17th November, 2011 @ 04:52 am PST
Radiators are put against walls and below windows for a reason. Comfort conditions are generally based on operative temperatures which depends on both mean air temperature and mean radiant temperature. By having a film of warm air flowing up against the wall heats the wall and produces a blanket of warm air that increases mean radiant room temperature as well as room air temperature. If the radiator is well designed and the thermostat and ventilation correctly set there should be no significant stratification or stagnant warm air at roof level.
So I don't really see this product having any real energy saving benefits at all. One more than likely would get better effects from making sure the heating system is operating well. The only benefit I see is rapidly increases in the initial heat up of a room but that doesn't provide any energy savings, actually quite the contrary.
ccb19th November, 2011 @ 08:36 am PST
Energy saving:
It is true that it would help saving energy. If the heat supply to the ambient air is better, the same amount of energy can be emitted with lower flow temperature (water). This brings down the exhaut gas temperature end you have an higher efficiency...
If a heat cost allocator is mounted on the radiator it will falsify the displayed value...
Itzi20th November, 2011 @ 09:45 am PST
Complete waste of money. Marginal effect.
Also very cheap build quality for the price. Bit of a rip off really.
armahn21st November, 2011 @ 05:09 pm PST
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Rebecca Marie Reeves - June 16, 2011
She weighed 8 lbs. 7 ozs. and was 21 inches long.
Welcoming her home are Elizabeth, 6; Thomas, 4; and Alexandria, 2.
Grandparents are Dan and Theresa Russell of Imperial and Mike and Deb Reeves of Central City.
Great grandparents are Dean and Dorothy Milner of Imperial, Eleanor Russell of Wallace, Barbara Reeves of Central City, Jeanie Scherer of Central City and Nona Stufft of Loveland, Colo.


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CarrotCottony Soft RotPathogen: Sclerotinia sclerotiorum(Reviewed 1/09, updated 1/09) In this Guideline: SYMPTOMS AND SIGNSSclerotinia infection may occur at any stage of growth, and extensive root decay may occur before symptoms of wilt and collapse appear on the upper part of the plant. Infection is always accompanied by a characteristic cottony, white mycelium that appears on the surface of the infected tissues. On or inside the white mycelium appear black, round-to-irregular-shaped structures (sclerotia), which are about 0.1 to 0.4 inch wide. Sclerotia are survival structures of the fungus. The fungi Pythium or Rhizoctonia may also produce cottony growth, but will not produce sclerotial bodies in the mycelium. Sclerotinia soft rot is usually soft and watery compared to Rhizoctonia rot, which tends to be firm and dry. Bacterial soft rot tends to be slimy and malodorous and is often secondary to cottony soft and other fungal rots. COMMENTS ON THE DISEASESclerotinia is most active when soil temperatures are 55° to 77°F. Moist soils are necessary for fungal activity. However, once infection is established, moisture from the carrot root tissue is sufficient to maintain fungal growth. MANAGEMENTCultural ControlDeep plowing once per year to bury sclerotia 8 to 10 inches into the soil will reduce disease incidence, but not eliminate it completely because spores may be blown in from other fields. A 3-year rotation to cereals, corn, or cotton will also help reduce sclerotial populations in the soil. Trimming the sides of the foliage after the canopy closes may increase ventilation between rows and allow leaves to dry. Avoid planting into fields with a history of cottony soft rot. Organically Acceptable MethodsCultural controls and the use of the biological fungus, Coniothyrium minitans, are acceptable for use on organically grown produce. Monitoring and Treatment DecisionsBegin applications when disease first appears and conditions favor disease development.
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National Farmers Union
The National Farmers Union (NFU) is a member organisation/industry association for farmers in England and Wales. It is the largest farmers organisation in England and Wales, and has over 300 branch offices.
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For more information, please see our campaign finance methodology page. Lobbyist bundling data is described on our lobbyist bundling methodology page.
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covers through committee's December 31, 2012 filing.-
overview of the committee's finances- Total Raised:
- $56,093
- Total Spent:
- $79,750
- Cash on Hand:
- $4,564
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- Civil Rights & Civil Liberties,
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Bill No. Title H.R.1 Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act, 2011 H.R.2 Repealing the Job-Killing Health Care Law Act H.R.4 Small Business Paperwork Mandate Elimination Act of 2011 H.R.60 To repeal the expansion of information reporting requirements for payments of $600 or more to corporations, and for other purposes. H.R.87 To repeal the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. H.R.127 To deauthorize appropriation of funds to carry out the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010. H.R.141 To repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010. H.R.144 Small Business Paperwork Mandate Elimination Act of 2011 H.R.215 To repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and title I of the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 while preserving the reauthorization of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act. H.R.271 To direct the Secretary of Agriculture to establish a program to provide covered institutions loans for conversion to use of biomass for energy generation.
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Stephen Flam of Winter @ Union Pool - April 3, 2011
Crushing down-tuned death-doom dealers Winter returned, for the first time since calling it quits in the early nineties, with an hour-long headlining set at a sold out Union Pool last night (4/3). They were supporting the lightning-fast Wormrot, and the bill was rounded out by the reunited DeathCycle and local doom thunder from Kings Destroy. For Winter, the show served as a warm-up for their appearance at the sold-out Roadburn overseas. Original members Stephen Flam and John Alman were both on board.
For Wormrot, Union Pool was their NYC date on a much larger tour organized to coincide with SXSW (check out pics from our show at Lovejoys) and Scion Rock Fest (pics here), and a it was a moment of triumph after a debacle caused the band to have to cancel their Boston show the night before NYC. The band posted this at the time:
"Apologies! WE ARE ALSO NOT PLAYING BOSTON @ O'Brien's pub.. due to PPA stole our licence plates and have no alternative transport atm and are still in stuck in Philly, we have been invited by Jo and Jamie to play in a show at The Barbary, 951 Frankfort Ave Philly 19125 at 2pm with Nails and more!"Though the issue still wasn't resolved as of last night, the band did find a way to make it to Brooklyn from Philly. Hopefully they work everything out before their next scheduled show which is April 5th in Peeksill, NY.
Wormrot recently released their new LP Dirge for free download.
A Deathcycle show in 2011 was a rarity, and the band currently has no additional dates planned. Kings Destroy does though, as the band will support Orange Goblin and The Gates of Slumber at Santos on May 28th with Naam. Tickets are still available.
A full set of pictures from Union Pool are forthcoming, but for now, check out some video from last night courtesy of (((unartig)))...
Wormrot @ Union Pool
Kings Destroy | NYC @ Union Pool | 03 Apr 2011
Deathcycle | NYC @ Union Pool | 03 Apr 2011
Winter - Goden | NYC @ Union Pool | 03 Apr 2011
Wormrot at Union Pool
Wormrot encore at Union Pool Brooklyn
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"For some reason I thought it said Winger!"
Exactly what I was going to post! Ah, the joys of first split-second reading.
Posted by Anonymous | April 4, 2011 1:00 PM
I don't get all the hype about Winter. They're like a super-boring, apolitical Noothgrush without hooks. I totally bet Greg Anderson tried to get Noothugrush to reunite for Roadburn, Gary shot him down, and so he went to his second choice, Winter. This band's boring as fuq.
Posted by Anonymous | April 4, 2011 1:00 PM
troll postings..thanks brooklyn vegan..WINTER killed..thank you for the videos..
1989 in the house!!
Posted by Anonymous | April 4, 2011 1:16 PM
"Representative Anthony Weiner is in Winter now?"
Hey, all they need is Rahm Emanuel now and they're all set!
Posted by Anonymous | April 4, 2011 1:16 PM
Weiner in Winter with Winger
I smell SUPERGROUP
no, sorry, I just smell same old shit on the bottom of my shoe
Posted by Anonymous | April 4, 2011 2:15 PM
"Representative Anthony Weiner is in Winter now?"
I clicked on the post to leave that comment, as I did saw 14 comments already, and pretty much figured someone would have this covered.
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Okay P/E ratio may not mean a thing to you, but I'm fairly certain the market will correct iself as it loves to do. Since Yahoo!, a better company in my opinion, is at a P/E ratio of 100 and in a similiar industry, I believe Google's stock price will drop overtime to reflect this.
Just a clueless webmaster's take on the stock market of course. I figured finding out what broker a fellow webmaster who was planning on shorting Google was planning on using seemed like a good idea. Thank you though for your advice.
When you buy stock in a company, you are giving that company your money and hoping they will do something with it and give you back a return. This isn't going to happen with Google - they're selling $36 Billion worth of stock and have no way of earning enough cash for investors to see a return on their purchase because they don't even generate 1% of that in annual revenue. Name recognition doesn't keep a shareholder happy, profits do. Google's stock is going to go WAY DOWN almost immediately after IPO. It's going to land at around 1/3rd of the IPO price.
So you've got what seems to be an over-priced IPO, a market that can be flooded with shares starting 15 days out that turns into a tidal wave 6 months out. If the stock stays at at least at half of the low end of the projected IPO price throughout the lockup milestones, a ton of employees who could be overnight millionaires who may lack motivation to keep going to work or may have the means to go out and start their own companies. It'll certainly be a test to see if Google folks love their jobs.
If bottom-line growth is tied to AdSense growth, that isn't exactly encouraging either.
I'm not sure it is heading straight down, but over the long-term I agree down is the only way.
If you want to bet on a quick horse race then I think you have a 1 in 3 chance, if you want to invest in the long-term you most likely have a 1 in 100 chance.
This is not a stock for long-term investors. It is a stock for gamblers.
I'm still 90% invested in the lousy bond market, so you know how much I will be investing in Google! Absolutely nothing!
For those that win over the short-term and take a risk....job well done, but I'm not taking the risk!
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How To Recover From IROPS
When regular operations turn into irregular operations (IROPS), airports and airlines must communicate, share responsibility and work together to create a plan that offers real solutions – not just for the unlucky passengers, but also the ground support crews.
A recent DOT/FAA Diversion Forum, for example, initiated an industry-wide effort among airports, airlines and air traffic control systems to share real-time information on ground conditions, available gates and ramp closures to better prepare and respond to severe weather events.
An Advanced Visual Docking Guidance System (A-VDGS) can link gates and integrate with other airport and airline systems to generate and share just such real-time information. Even during IROPS, the system can bring more aircraft to the gates. That means passengers can get on their way and pilots can head to their next destinations.
Also, an A-VDGS helps ramp operations stay on track by keeping things moving. Even when severe weather sends ground crews indoors, the equipment's automated docking system identifies available gates and lets pilots self-park their planes at those gates. Any aircraft type from any airline can be parked at compatible gates equipped with the system even in hazardous conditions.
For example, when lightning strikes within an established range a "RAMP CLOSED" warning message can be conveyed to ramp workers on the A-VDGS display. This message can either be automatically triggered via an interface to a lightning detection system or manually done at the gate operating system console that immediately sends the message to all displays. Airlines can develop procedures to ensure gate areas are clear of obstacles as personnel vacate the ramp.
When an aircraft arrives, the information is sent to the A-VDGS at the assigned gate and the "RAMP CLOSED" message is replaced with the standard docking guidance information. If the assigned gate is unavailable, the gate operating system provides real-time information on alternate gates. Only preprogrammed, compatible aircraft types are allowed into these gates.
When the ramp reopens, ground crews can get back to work quicker thanks to aircraft already parked at the gates. Taxiways are clear and ramp personnel can focus on pushing back aircraft waiting to depart.
The most commonly used A-VDGS employs three-dimensional laser scanning to identify an approaching aircraft and provide active azimuth and stop guidance to the pilots via a high-intensity LED display.
An A-VDGS can identify the position of a passenger boarding bridge to verify that the bridge is safely stowed prior to docking. The system also ensures the gate area is ready and prevents incompatible aircraft from parking at adjacent gates.
These systems are installed on nearly 5,000 gates around the world, including more than 500 at North American airports.
When delays can't be avoided, the equipment's gate operating system manages them by networking all gates and integrating with other airport and airline information systems to communicate real-time gate availability, accurate in/out times and ramp closure information that are all key to mitigating extended delays.
An extensive network of A-VDGS users could share real-time conditions and available gate information between any number of airports and airlines as more airports add these systems, either airport-wide or on gates designated for use during IROPS. This network will greatly improve communication and help avoid diverting flights to airports that do not have the resources to accommodate them.
The ability to effectively manage available gates and bring more aircraft in even during severe weather events, especially during ramp closures, can significantly improve performance during IROPS.
About the Author: Tammi Phippen is the marketing communications manager for Safegate Airport Systems Inc., a subsidiary of the Safegate Group. She joined the company in 2010 and has worked in the aviation industry for more than 20 years.


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Title: SPERRY MARINE'S RASCAR--REVOLUTIONARY TOUCHSCREEN CONTROLLED RADAR
Accession Number: 00657236
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Availability: Find a library where document is available Order URL: http://worldcat.org/oclc/6660842 Abstract: Sperry Marine introduced the RASCAR (RASterscan Collision Avoidance Radar) in 1987. By early 1989, 250 had been sold and 125 were in service. This article describes features of the equipment and gives high ratings to its performance and ease of use. The article is based on hands-on experience with the installation aboard the NILS DACKE. Systems under development by Sperry Marine are also noted: the Voyage Management Station (VMS) that will turn the radar display into a fuel chart system; the Navigation Workshop, usable as an online system similar to the VMS or as an offline voyage planner and control system; and the SeaNET real-time shipboard data network that will make every detail of every function available at the bridge radar screen.
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Four projects successfully completed Stage III of the Solar Energy Grid Integration Systems (SEGIS) program, paving the way for increased amounts of photovoltaic (PV) solar electricity to flow seamlessly into the nation's electrical grid. These projects are part of the U.S. Department of Energy's ongoing work to improve grid reliability as solar energy technologies reach cost competitiveness with conventional sources of electricity. In workshops held in September 2011, each project demonstrated the work completed under the SEGIS program. Click on the final presentation links below to view the project results. Learn more about these projects on the Sandia National Laboratories website.
Petra Solar (South Plainfield, New Jersey)
This project showcased its GridWave, which enables distribution utilities to proactively manage grid effects caused by the fluctuations in renewable power. The inverter addresses grid interactivity, PV system reliability, and safety with a low-cost, easy-to-install, modular and scalable inverter power architecture.
Below are presentations from a workshop on September 29, 2011.
- PSE&G's Solar 4 All™ Program
- Challenges of Large Scale PV Integration
- Distributed Smart Solar Solutions with GridWave Technology
- Smart Grid Integration of PV in Florida
- U.S. Solar Market: Trends and Dynamics
Below are animations from the workshop.
- GridWave – Voltage Ride Through
- GridWave – Microgrid Operation and Management
- GridWave – Automated Voltage Regulation: Over Voltage Mitigation
- GridWave – Automated Voltage Regulation: Under Voltage Mitigation
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This project unveiled their Demand Response Inverter™ power controller on a 200-kilowatt (kW) solar array and lithium-ion energy storage system. The inverter is optimized for integrated control capabilities and low-cost, high-quality manufacture.
Below are presentations from a workshop on September 28, 2011.
PVPowered (Bend, Oregon)
PVPowered and partner Advanced Energy (Fort Collins, Colorado) demonstrated a synchrophasor-based islanding detection system, improving grid-tied solar inverter performance at both the PV site and distribution feeder. Learn more about this project on the Sandia National Laboratories website.
Below are presentations from a workshop on September 20, 2011.
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With partners, including Satcon Technology Corporation (Boston, Massachusetts), FSEC demonstrated its Grid-Smart Inverter Architecture on a 250-kW array, which gives utilities direct control over PV generation.
Below are presentations from a workshop on September 22, 2011.
Agenda (individual presentations available as PDF files)
- Welcome from Host (Lakeland Electric)
- Introduction to Overall Project Objectives and Department of Energy Grid Integration Overview (Sandia National Laboratories)
- Team Objectives and SEGIS Project Approach (Florida Solar Energy Center)
- Grid-Smart Utility Control (Satcon)
- The Shared Inverter: The Solstice Solution (Satcon)
- Ride-Through and Permissive Signal Anti-Islanding (Lakeland Electric, Florida Solar Energy Center, Northern Plains Power Technologies)
- Future Functionality (Satcon)
- Perspective from the Utility Host (Lakeland Electric)
- Perspective from the Owner/Integrator/Developer (SunEdison)
- Wrap Up and Next Up (Florida Solar Energy Center)
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Date of Stay: June, 2014 - $20.00
A park from long ago. sites are large enough but hard to get into due to poor road layout. Lights in the restrooms only work at night? However it is a nice location and a great price. On site restaurant was recommended by other campers. Has a on site Geocache! Owner is a cool guy. Would stay here again. We camped at Roughlock RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: May, 2014 - $20.00
Narrow dirt access road, hard to enter, go to restaurant to register. This is an older campground, the sites are not level, access for larger vehicles is tricky with tight turns. The bathrooms are a disgrace, standing water on floors, dirty, dark. Although it is in a rural area, there is a steep grade on the highway and truck noise was considerable. Nice mountain views and shade, but I would not stay here again. We camped at Roughlock RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: September, 2012 - $1.00
Made a reservation based on the closest location to Canyonlands. No one was there to check us in, so we checked out the campground and bathrooms on our own. Bathroom and showers were disgusting. Left after about 30 minutes and checked into another RV park back in town. We camped at Roughlock RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: October, 2011 - $20.00
I selected this park due to the positive reviews. I was sorely disappointed. We are now traveling in a Class B (Roadtrek) RV, and due to the small shower, we prefer to use park showers, if possible. The restroom/showers were deplorable. There was a 2" deep puddle in a sunken portion of the floor just in front of the men shower. The water was nearly black from stuff growing within. I would have been afraid to put any weight on that part of the floor in case it collapsed. All the faucets in the bathroom (shower, sink, etc.) were dripping. Attempting to wash my hands at the sink, the whole faucet twisted when I tried to turn it on. As for the rest of the park, it was "rustic" but the 30 amp electric tested OK and the water pressure was good and there were no problems with the sewer hook-up. It looks as if this park has fallen into a state of neglect. There were only two other campers on the night of our visit. We camped at Roughlock RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: October, 2010 - $16.00
This is a GREAT campground. Quiet, peaceful, serene. The owners of this place have a great place to eat and a camp lodge. Has the BEST steaks in Utah! If you like it a bit old fashioned, this is the place. It's like stepping back in time 150 years. I LOVE this place. We had no problems getting in or out of this place with a 36 foot rig. If you find yourself in Monticello Utah, go 6 miles north of town: Roughlock is on the right. We camped at Roughlock RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: May, 2010 - $16.00
Definitely a "backwoods" location and operation. Their forte is their lodging and restaurant, not the campground which is a work in progress. It's a one man operation. Did not eat there but the local crowd was heavy on a Sat. night so the food has to be good. The rooms we saw were cute. Would probably rent one in future. But if you're looking for amenities for camping, go further to Moab! We camped at Roughlock RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: October, 2009 - $25.00
We pulled in just before dark which was a good thing as the sites are a bit difficult to maneuver. We have a 24' and are towing a vehicle. I don't think a larger rig could use the park. The site we had could use some leveling, and the park itself could use a bit of updating. The bathroom/showers appeared to be clean but were quite worn and in need of revamp. The owner greeted us in the interesting restaurant on the premises and was a nice, down to earth guy. Nothing fancy but a safe place to park when traveling southeast Utah. We would stay there again if in the area. We camped at Roughlock RV Park in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: August, 2007 - $16.00
If you can have "primitive camping" with full hook-ups, this is it! This place is not for the folks who like to park their RVs shoulder to shoulder in a parking lot. It's a bit rough around the edges, but the setting is outstanding. You're surrounded by trees, huge rocks (which they've thoughtfully outfitted with big ropes so you can climb them,) and great views of the valley below. There are probably 7-8 pull-thru sites of varying size. I'd say four or five could handle a 30+ trailer, and the others were better for shorter rigs. RV sites are gravel, and we had to raise about 3 inches to get level. There are no laundry facilities (appears that there used to be.) Hwy 191 is nearby, but we didn't really notice it much after dark, when the big trucks seemed to quit going by so often. The atmosphere is really Old West, and the owner/caretaker/chef is a nice and interesting man. The steaks at the restaurant were worth the price, too! We camped at Roughlock RV Park in a Travel Trailer.
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FierceBiotech will announce 2012 "Fierce 15" at BioPharm America™ in September
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Washington, DC; Carlsbad, CA and Boston, MA – August 8, 2012: FierceBiotech, the premier news source for the latest about biotech industry leaders, emerging biotech companies, FDA decisions, VC deals, and other biotech industry news, will again…
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BioPharm America™ 2012 program is full-to-brimming with top life science CEOs
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Carlsbad, CA and Boston, MA – July 31, 2012: BioPharm America™, to be held September 19–21, 2012 in Boston, MA has an unprecedented program line-up featuring top CEOs for what will be the most influential US life science partnering event of…
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On Sept. 7, MassBio will return to the prestigious Pinehills Golf Club in Plymouth for the 18th Annual Golf Classic. The tournament will feature 18 holes of golf, as well as a fun networking reception, raffles and an auction. Proceeds help support the…
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State, Local and Industry Officials Join KeraFAST to Open New Headquarters in Boston, MA
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Boston, MA – KeraFAST, Inc., a Life Science Research Products Company that offers unique bioreagents, rare laboratory research materials and services, today opened its new headquarters in Boston with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by…
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2012 Tax Incentive Program Announcement
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The application period for the 2012 Life Sciences Tax Incentive Program is now open. Applications can be submitted online via the Center's website, with a deadline of October 25, 2012 at noon EDT.
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A complex mental disorder, schizophrenia affects nearly 3 million people nationwide. For actress and radio personality Randye Kaye, it only took one diagnosis for her to take action and lend her voice to the national advocacy groups attempting to break the…
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BioPharm America™: MassBio to host partnering event
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MassBio, in partnership with EBD Group, the leading partnering firm for the life sciences industry, will hold the fifth annual BioPharm America™ conference September 19–21 at the Westin Boston Waterfront.
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We are fast approaching the close of another federal and state legislative session, and lawmakers at both levels are moving forward a number of MassBio's policy initiatives.
Supreme Court upholds Affordable Care Act
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Q&A With Jonathan Thomas
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Conference of Boston Teaching Hospitals Releases Impact Report
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In September, we ran a series about the biggest market opportunities available to investors right now. More than 70% of those who responded to our poll about the possibilities for cloud computing thought it was a winner.
They have good reason. Cloud computing is computing that occurs on the Web, typically inside a browser. Big companies such as Google (Nasdaq: GOOG ) and salesforce.com (NYSE: CRM ) are investing heavily in this idea, and they're reducing costs for businesses and consumers in the process. Lightweight netbooks have become just as interesting and relevant as the most heavyweight desktops.
And yet skeptics remain. "To my knowledge, there is no company out there that can credibly claim, based on track record, to keep your data safe," wrote CAPS investor brickityman in response to my blog post asking for comment.
That's fair. Security issues have plagued Twitter, and downtime has frustrated Gmail users. No one can say conclusively that using the Web to deliver software and store data is 100% safe.
Better opportunities?
Other investors are eschewing the Web's wilds because they see better opportunities elsewhere. Jacob is just that sort of Fool.
"No, [cloud computing stocks are] too exciting and hence faddish," he wrote to me via Twitter. "I like boring things like shipping. You won't find a cloud stock with a low P/E."
True. VMware (NYSE: VMW ) and its closest peer, Citrix Systems (Nasdaq: CTXS ) , are trading for 66 and 43 times earnings as of this writing. Both companies provide virtualization technology that allows data centers to operate more effectively.
But the high price tag may be justified. "I don't think there's another company that offers a pure play on cloud infrastructure," wrote CAPS investor ajm101, also in response to my blog post.
Digital infrastructure is an important niche. Data centers may be nondescript concrete fortresses filled with computers and air conditioners, but for the digital world, they act as FedEx distribution centers. They deliver cloud computing software, services, and data, and the vendors behind them have experienced outrageous growth as a result. For example, VMware's revenue is up 30% annually over the past two years.
Still, there's no convincing Jacob. He's instead buying shipper TBS International (Nasdaq: TBSI ) , which he likes not only because it was trading for less than five times earnings, but also because of its business advantages: "They have special boats for hard access areas with no ports -- i.e., emerging markets," Jacob wrote.
Why you should trust the cloud anyway
I can see the logic. There are cheaper stocks out there, and there are open questions as to the durability of cloud computing as a delivery model.
We should also remember that tech births more disruptive innovators than any other industry. That's a problem. Disruptors tend to kill incumbents as they grow, and those incumbents tend to be companies once thought to be tech's elite. Giants of their time. What makes cloud computing giants immune?
The brutal truth is ... nothing. Cloud computing is exactly the same as the disruptive technologies that preceded it. We've also been talking about it for more than a decade. Back then, we didn't call it the cloud -- we referred to a movement toward "distributed computing," where storage and processing power and software would cooperate across far-flung networks, united by the Web.
Yet this is good news. History shows that investing early in disruptive innovators, at the point when their economic advantages have become clear, tends to pay off huge. Just ask those who bet on Google in 2004, or Research In Motion (Nasdaq: RIMM ) in 1999, or Amazon.com in 1997.
The payoff
Cloud computing is following a similar path. How? For one, Web-based software scales quickly, earning vendors high returns on invested R&D dollars even as it lowers costs for customers.
That's proven to be especially important over the past year. As the Great Recession has torched much of the economy, the Cloud Kings continue to earn huge R&D yields. Huge enough that Google and salesforce.com have begun to resemble what Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT ) was before it stopped growing.
R&D efficiency measures the amount of new research expense needed to produce $1 in new revenue. Lower is better:
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New revenue* |
$874.2 mil |
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$25.4 mil |
$52.9 mil |
R&D efficiency |
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$0.16 |
$0.13 |
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New revenue* |
$72.7 mil |
$57.3 mil |
$53.0 mil |
$54.0 mil |
Additional R&D expense* |
$11.8 mil |
$11.8 mil |
$7.1 mil |
$6.5 mil |
R&D efficiency |
$0.16 |
$0.21 |
$0.13 |
$0.12 |
*Compared on a year-over-year basis.
Metric |
New revenue* |
$4,494 mil |
$6,840 mil |
$9,298 mil |
Additional R&D expense* |
$487 mil |
$537 mil |
$984 mil |
R&D efficiency |
$0.11 |
$0.08 |
$0.11 |
*Compared on a year-over-year basis.
Cloud computing could very well be a fad. Yet tens of thousands of software developers seem to think differently. Plus, as these numbers show, there's economic efficiency that comes with operating a business on a cheap-to-access, open network like the Web. This disruption is real, and it's going to make some of us a lot of money.
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San Franciscans will get a chance to take a deep breath – and their politicians will be able to get past Election Day – before wading back into the sordid saga surrounding Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi's fitness for office [1], thanks to a resolution condemning him being pulled from tomorrow night's San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee agenda [2].
The measure's chief sponsor, Zoe Dunning, today sent her DCCC colleagues an email thanking supporters of the measure but noting that "a few of you also expressed your belief that collaborating on an amended but substantially similar resolution would help maximize consensus on the DCCC. In consideration of these sentiments and my desire for consensus, I've decided to temporarily withdraw my resolution from consideration."
Instead, Dunning said that she would reintroduce a new resolution for the following meeting, which is scheduled for Nov. 28. Her resolution condemns Mirkarimi for the domestic violence incident against his wife – for which he accepted criminal responsibility in March and survived an attempt to remove him from office for official misconduct last month – and voiced support for his recall by voters.
Inside sources tell us the reason for the delay has less to do with the substance of the measure than with its timing, coming while emotions are still so raw and emotionally charged on both sides of the Mirkarimi question. Few DCCC members had the stomach right now for a replay of the ugly, hours-long public testimony that marked the Oct. 9 Board of Supervisors meeting – particularly coming during Game 1 of the World Series.
Dunning conceded that one factor in her decision was that she "got the feedback that emotions are a little raw right now," although she told us her main reason was to gather more support: "The timing aspect of it was getting more consensus on the measure. I'm not doing this to be divisive, but I would like the party to take a stand on this."
That wasn't the only dramatic item on tomorrow's DCCC agenda, which also includes a proposal to revisit the DCCC's "no endorsement" vote in the contentious District 5 supervisorial race [3] and make an endorsement. The effort was sparked by supporters of London Breed who hope the moderate-dominated body will offer its support to counter current efforts to consolidate progressive support [4] around Christina Olague in the wake of Julian Davis' current difficulties around his handling of allegations of past misbehavior toward women.
Few sources that we spoke to wanted to offer their predictions for how the D5 endorsement would go, but some were relieved that it was decoupled from the Mirkarimi measure that was placed just ahead of it on the agenda.
Yet Mirkarimi is still likely to be hit with the DCCC's condemnation when it reconvenes next month, barring a change in the political climate or a deescalation by either the Mayor's Office or the DV community, which isn't likely.
Matt Dorsey, the spokesperson for the City Attorney's Office who was elected to the DCCC in June with progressive support, co-sponsored the resolution and told us a recall election is needed to bring closure to this saga.
In an email response to our questions, he wrote: "First, I disagree that a recall would fuel a continued divisive climate. To the contrary, a successful recall would resolve division. Frankly, even an unsuccessful recall would offer both sides the satisfaction of knowing that voters settled the matter – without questions over the legitimacy of the official misconduct proceeding or legal interpretations of the Charter."
Mirkarimi didn't respond to our inquiries, but Olague told us last week that she would like to see the fight put to rest. "What I'm concerned about right now is a lot of people are exploiting issues around domestic violence and politicizing it," Olague said, calling for people to "stop demonizing him" and accept that he's been punished and is getting the help he needs. "Now it's so convenient to try to destroy Ross and I think that's wrong."
She said the twin scandals involving how Mirkarimi and Davis have treated women [5] – and how those incidents are being exploited – are damaging the city, but she hopes they will give rise to more productive discussions.
"What I'm concerned about is the progressive movement find a way to heal and come together in a way that is more respectful of women," Olague told us. "Rather than dancing on the grave of Julian Davis, how do we come together and talk about how we treat women?"
[1] http://www.sfbg.com/politics/2012/10/10/supervisors-reinstate-mirkarimi-rejecting-lees-interpretation-official-misconduc
[2] http://www.sfdemocrats.org/meetings
[3] http://www.sfbg.com/politics/2012/10/19/d5-shakeups-flip-dynamics-wild-race
[4] http://www.sfbg.com/politics/2012/10/22/agnos-and-other-progressives-rally-olague
[5] http://www.sfbg.com/politics/2012/10/16/davis-needs-drop-out