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Finding a customer for the electricity generated is key to getting the plant built
NRG Energy is in discussions with potential buyers for electricity that would be produced by the new power plant the company plans to build in coastal Carlsbad, a spokeswoman said Friday.
The deal is one of the building blocks needed to create the air-cooled power plant, which could replace the hulking seawater-cooled Encina Power Station, whose towering exhaust pipes have been a coastal landmark near the edge of Agua Hedionda Lagoon since the mid-1950s.
The California Energy Commission issued a license last year for the project, but little progress has been seen since then. The plant still needs financing, a number of key permits and — most important — a customer to buy the electricity.
NRG spokeswoman Lori Neuman said contract discussions are confidential and offered no details last week, nor would she say when permits might be secured.
"We don't have a specific timeline" for construction, she said, though it is anticipated to take two years to complete once work starts.
The delays NRG has experienced so far are because "over the years, this project has undergone many appeals by the city and other interveners before we were able to get final CEC approval," Neumann said in an email.
Still, she said, "NRG is very committed to bringing this project online and we continue to work toward making (it) a viable and successful project."
The proposed plant, which NRG calls the Carlsbad Energy Center, has been planned for more than a decade. A somewhat dated description of the project, still posted Friday on the company's website, states that it "would be online as early as 2011."
Carlsbad officials have opposed the project since the application was filed with the Energy Commission in 2007, saying there are better uses for the seaside property of more than 100 acres.
Hundreds of residents who attended public hearings on the proposal in 2010 and 2011 were mostly opposed to it, saying they had concerns about safety, air pollution, coastal views and the need for a plant at that location.
NRG officials have said the new plant would improve efficiency, reduce pollution, and help meet the area's ever-increasing demand for electricity.
Before the Energy Commission issued the permit, NRG told the agency that it estimated construction would start in "the first quarter of 2014," said commission spokeswoman Sandy Louey.
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Neuman said NRG's goal now is to have the replacement plant online by 2016.
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GREENVILLE — Ruffin McNeill likes to say that his team throws the ball "for a living, not for a hobby."
But the third-year East Carolina coach has seen his offense use what could thus be described as an avocation to position itself for a shot at a Conference USA title.
The pass-first Pirates enter Friday's regular-season finale against Marshall as an unlikely but well-established rushing success story.
ECU (7-4, 6-1 C-USA) is averaging 136.5 rushing yards per game, a seemingly middling figure until one takes into account the offense's "Air Raid" nickname.
Junior running back Vintavious Cooper, who stands just 22 yards from becoming the Pirates' first 1,000-yard rusher since the halcyon championship days of 2009, is Exhibit A in the argument that the unit has rounded itself out.
"That'll be a great thing for the offense," offensive coordinator Lincoln Riley said, referring to Cooper's now likely milestone. "The other thing I like is it's not like it's just been him. At the end of the year, you're going to look and see three or four guys that have carried the ball and been very, very productive."
Running backs Reggie Bullock (244 yards, three touchdowns) and Michael Dobson (169 yards, one touchdown) have teamed with Cooper and quarterback Shane Carden (69 net yards, five rushing touchdowns) to force opposing defenses to defend against the run.
Carden, meanwhile, has passed for 2,399 yards and 18 scores, freeing Cooper to pile up yardage.
The Pirates, despite their offense's misleading moniker, have rushed 391 times and thrown 397 passes. They have averaged 159.1 rushing yards in their seven wins, 96.8 in their four losses and 193.8 over the past four games, going 3-1 in that span.
Riley, who worked on the offensive staff under Mike Leach at Texas Tech for five years before coming to ECU with McNeill, said he's never had a 1,000-yard rusher on any of his Air Raid offenses.
Cooper, a junior transfer from Southwest Mississippi Community College, views the potential milestone as a "great accomplishment" for the team in his first year at ECU.
Carden said there is much to be read into Cooper's numbers.
"I think that means a lot," he said. "That means he is a great back. We pass for a living, but I don't know ... we must run a lot, too, then."
The question
Cooper is averaging 5.5 yards per carry. Who holds ECU's single-season record for yards per carry?
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McNeill said he was hopeful that deep snapper Charlie Coggins, who suffered a concussion during last week's 28-23 win at Tulane, would return to practice this week.
Coggins, a sophomore from Albemarle, handles snaps on the punt team. C.J. Struyk, who handles placekicking snaps, is his backup.
McNeill laughed when recounting his fruitless attempts to test Coggins' comprehension using numbers this week, comparing the honor roll student to brainy defensive end Matt Milner, an applied physics major.
"He's so smart," McNeill said.
"I said, 'You know what? I'm trying to fool a genius on numbers.' "
On this date
The Pirates locked up the first of two consecutive C-USA East Division titles with a 17-13 win at UAB on Nov. 22, 2008.
Earning their keep
Riley mentioned senior backup quarterback Brad Wornick as one of several offensive players who joined the program as walk-ons but blossomed into valuable contributors.
Inside receiver Justin Hardy, offensive tackle Adhem Elsawi and outside receiver Andrew Bodenheimer join Wornick among those who had to earn scholarships the hard way.
Riley, a former walk-on quarterback at Texas Tech, has a special appreciation for those players.
"This team understands how valuable a scholarship is for these kids," Riley said. "The guys that don't have them, it's tough now. I was a walk-on, so I know. To do this, which is like a full-time job in itself, and then be a student and, on top of it, have to find a way to pay for it — for these guys to come work and earn that is an awesome thing."
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Glenn Bass carried 100 times for 833 yards in 1960, for an average of 8.3 yards per carry.
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A private branch exchange (PBX) is a telephone exchange that serves a particular business or office, as opposed to one that a common carrier or telephone company operates for many businesses or for the general public. PBXs are also referred to as:
PBXs are differentiated from "key systems" in that users of key systems manually select their own outgoing lines, while PABXs select the outgoing line automatically. Hybrid systems combine features of both.
Initially, the primary advantage of PBXs was cost savings on internal phone calls: handling the circuit switching locally reduced charges for local phone service. As PBXs gained popularity, they started offering services that were not available in the operator network, such as hunt groups, call forwarding, and extension dialing. In the 1960s a simulated PBX known as Centrex provided similar features from the central telephone exchange.
Two significant developments during the 1990s led to new types of PBX systems. One was the massive growth of data networks and increased public understanding of packet switching. Companies needed packet switched networks for data, so using them for telephone calls was tempting, and the availability of the Internet as a global delivery system made packet switched communications even more attractive. These factors led to the development of the VoIP PBX. (Technically, nothing was being "exchanged" any more, but the abbreviation PBX was so widely understood that it remained in use.)
The other trend was the idea of focusing on core competence. PBX services had always been hard to arrange for smaller companies, and many companies realized that handling their own telephony was not their core competence. These considerations gave rise to the concept of hosted PBX. In a hosted setup, the PBX is located at and managed by the telephone service provider, and features and calls are delivered via the Internet. The customer just signs up for a service, rather than buying and maintaining expensive hardware. This essentially removes the branch from the private premises, moving it to a central location.
The term PBX was first applied when switchboard operators ran company switchboards by hand. As automated electromechanical and then electronic switching systems gradually began to replace the manual systems, the terms PABX (private automatic branch exchange) and PMBX (private manual branch exchange) were used to differentiate them. Solid state digital systems were sometimes referred to as EPABXs (electronic private automatic branch exchange). Now, the term PBX is by far the most widely recognized. The acronym is now applied to all types of complex, in-house telephony switching systems, even if they are not private, branches, or exchanging anything.
PBXs are distinguished from smaller "key systems" by the fact that external lines are not normally indicated or selectable at an individual extension. From a user's point of view, calls on a key system are made by selecting a specific outgoing line and dialing the external number. A PBX, in contrast, has a dial plan. Users dial an escape code (usually a single digit; often the same as the first digit of the local emergency telephone number) that connects them to an outside line (DDCO or Direct Dial Central Office in Bell System jargon), followed by the external number. Some modern number analysis systems allow users to dial internal and external numbers without escape codes.
One of the latest trends in PBX development is the VoIP PBX, also known as an IP-PBX or IPBX, which uses the Internet Protocol to carry calls. Most modern PBXs support VoIP. ISDN PBX systems also replaced some traditional PBXs in the 1990s, as ISDN offers features such as conference calling, call forwarding, and programmable caller ID. However, recent open source projects combined with cheap modern hardware are sharply reducing the cost of PBX ownership.
For some users, the private branch exchange has gone full circle as a term. Originally having started as an organization's manual switchboard or attendant console operated by a telephone operator or just simply the operator, they have evolved into VoIP centres that are hosted by the operators or even hardware manufacturers. These modern IP Centrex systems offer essentially the same service, but they have moved so far from the original concept of the PBX that the term hardly applies at all.
Even though VoIP gets a great deal of press, the old circuit switched network is alive and well, and the already bought PBX's are very competitive in services with modern IP Centrexes. Currently, there are four distinct scenarios in use:
Since in reality people want to call from the IP side to the circuit switched PSTN (SS7/ISUP), the hosted solutions usually have to maneuver in both realms in one way or another. The distinctions are seldom visible to the end user.
Historically, the expense of full-fledged PBX systems has put them out of reach of small businesses and individuals. However, since the 1990s there has been a large set of small, consumer-grade and consumer-size PBXs available. These systems are not comparable in size, robustness or flexibility to commercial-grade PBXs, but still provide a surprising set of features.
The first consumer PBX systems were for the analog telephone systems, typically supporting four private analog and one public analog line. They are the size of a small cigar box or smaller and are inexpensive (e.g. US$50).
Particularly in Europe these systems for analog phones were followed by consumer-grade PBXs for ISDN. Using small PBXs for ISDN is a logical step, since already the basic rate interface of ISDN (which is the phone interface individuals and small businesses typically get) provides two logical phone lines (two B channels) which can be used in parallel. Small, entry-level systems are also extremely cheap (e.g. US$100).
With the pickup of VoIP by consumers, of course consumer VoIP PBXs have seen the light, and PBX functions have become simple additional features of consumer-grade routers and switches.
Open source projects have been available since the beginning of the 90s. These projects provide flexibility and features (often not needed or understood by average users), plus the means to actually inspect and change the inner working of a PBX. They have also opened business opportunities for newcomers to the market of mid-size PBXs, since they have lowered the entry barrier for new manufacturers.
Functionally, the PBX performs four main call processing duties:
In addition to these basic functions, PBXs offer many other calling features and capabilities, with different manufacturers providing different features in an effort to differentiate their products. Common capabilities include (manufacturers may have a different name for each capability):
Interfaces for connecting extensions to a PBX include:
Interfaces for connecting PBXs to each other include:
Interfaces for connecting PBXs to trunk lines include:
Interfaces for collecting data from the PBX:
The call records from the PBX are called SMDR, CDR, or CIL. It is possible to use a Voice modem as FXO card.
Instead of buying PBX equipment, users contract for PBX services from a hosted PBX service provider, a particular type of application service provider (ASP). The first hosted PBX service was very feature-rich compared to most premise-based systems of the time. In fact, some PBX functions, such as follow-me calling, appeared in a hosted service before they became available in hardware PBX equipment. Since that introduction, updates and new offerings from several companies have moved feature sets in both directions. Today, it is possible to get hosted PBX service that includes far more features than were available from the first systems of this class, or to contract with companies that provide less functionality for more simple needs.
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Patch 5.3 came out today. I am actually way behind in WoW. I haven't beaten Lei Shien yet in LFR, I have 0 Secrets for the Legendary Quest, and I just hit Revered with the Klaxxi.
I did the first scenario, Blood in the Snow. Pretty good scenario, and I do like what Blizzard is doing with Moira. I must admit that I ignored the NPC telling me not to attack the big group of trolls, and promptly marked one to be shot. Well played, Blizzard, well played.
Don't really have a lot else to say about patch 5.3 so far. The PvP changes are interesting. It occurs to me that PvP gear has evolved a lot. When resilience was first introduced, better PvP gear made you harder to kill. Then better PvP gear made you harder to kill and better at killing others. Now everyone is equally hard to kill, but better PvP gear makes you better at killing others.
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Patch 5.3 came out today. I am actually way behind in WoW. I haven't beaten Lei Shien yet in LFR, I have 0 Secrets for the Legendary Quest, and I just hit Revered with the Klaxxi.
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- George Lara said...
Patch day was more like addon update day with a quick Gal kill. I'll get to the new content this weekend.
- 4:32 AM, May 22, 2013
- rimecat said...
The bit with Moira seemed to come out of nowhere. The last time I had any dealings with her she was threatening to destroy Ironforge. It's a nice idea but like the changes with Varian it lacked any kind of in-game foundation.
Spoilers to follow.
And you will receive the definite message that the Alliance is the junior power in Azeroth when you complete the introductory quests. They have the military might to partner with a fraction of the Horde as equals. Not much encouragement for the future.
I do like the "let's you and him fight" idea but the execution doesn't feel clever so much as desperate. Poorly done overall.
- 8:09 AM, May 22, 2013
- Rohan said...
Really? I thought it followed well from the new dwarf starting quests in Cataclysm. They set up Moira as someone who is clearly working to obtain rulership over the dwarves for her son. But she is doing so lawfully.
- 12:27 PM, May 22, 2013
- rimecat said...
Well, that would be a large part of it then. The last time I talked to her Nax wasn't yet floating above the Plaguelands and we still thought that the eredar had corrupted Sargeras.
- 5:30 PM, May 22, 2013
- Ngita said...
Didn't do a whole lot of "new" stuff. Concentrated on valor capping an alt but was happy when my 3rd coin off the week gave me tier.
I did the blood on the snow but the others where moving too fast for me to follow the story and also dieing a lot when I didn't keep up. I think the rogue died about 6 times.., slunk off too bed early to try and get over a head cold.
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RYAN VREDE, in London, reports Heyneke Meyer has given Pat Lambie the directive to stand flatter and attack more with ball in hand in a bid to get the best out of him.
There were widespread cries of relief when Lambie was installed at pivot ahead of Morne Steyn for the first Test of the tour against Ireland and then given the backing of his coach through three Tests. However, it was also lamented that Lambie would have to temper his natural attacking instincts to suit the Springboks' pragmatic method.
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The Hebron Eagles are absolutely dominating their opponents on a weekly basis, at home and away, and in return they have a perfect 5-0 record about which to boast.
This year, the team is playing eight-man football, and there are a few subtleties about doing so. Typically, on offense, two offensive tackles and a wide receiver are left out, and on defense, two defensive backs and a lineman would be eliminated. This is similar to the strategy that Hebron employs on the field each week, with the exception of keeping the wide receiver in the game and taking out a running back.
Hebron Coach David Foster is proud of his team. His focus has been on strengthening the defense, making their opponents have to work that much harder in order to score.
Typically, the signature of eight-man football is a high-scoring game. This has certainly been evident in many of the Hebron victories, most notably in the Eagles' win over Flint Hill Christian at 52-6.
The game against Mt. Salus was a little closer, but Hebron still managed to outperform and leave the field with ten more points.
Coach Foster has had a great team with which to work this year, and his players are standing out among the many Mississippi teams, keeping a clean sheet with no entries in the loss column.
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I know... I struggle to understand why my Thunderfury has 5 agility and not 7.
My Sha-Skin Gloves don't have a socket, why would the warrior ones?
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It comes down to...stat budget I think its called. Essentially if they put a socket on the gloves, it means they'd have had less strength. its something like that.
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The answer is they don't have a socket because they weren't designed to have one.
Same reason you don't see Socket Rings/Triple Socket items/Socket(Double) Necks etc. as often in the beginning tier of expansion gear. There needs to be room for the gear to grow socket wise as there are more tiers of gear available.
To get do a more theoretic answer, item level is a function of total allocated stats for a set number. So 500 ilvl piece of gear has a certain "budget" as it were. Think of it as a simcity game,you spend money on roads you have less to build houses with. Likewise, if a piece has a socket, it has less of a budget for more strength or secondary stats. Likewise, the more secondary stats a piece has, the less primary stats. This is not a hard and fast rule, necessarily. The reason the heroic cloak off Lord Ryloith in Firelands was still BiS for hunters in heroic DS was because the 391 cloak was over budgeted, since it had 3 sockets (And epic gems were introduced, meaning that meant 30 more agility) and maybe the other stats were over budgeted too (I forget). But this is why you may see a blue with no socket having higher strength than a purple with sockets,or another blue with sockets.
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