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Millinocket Biomass Boiler Project Dead
By Nick Sambides Jr., Bangor Daily News, Maine
Jun. 21–MILLINOCKET — Jerry Tudan thought he was all set.
The Harpswell man had a Washington state investor ready to fund his proposed $50 million, 17-megawatt biomass boiler project intended for the Huber Industrial Park. Katahdin region officials were enthusiastic about it — it would bring 45 full-time jobs to the area — and due diligence had found no stopping blocks, he said.
That's when he learned how gridlocked the New England power grid is becoming statewide.
"After we completed our due diligence, we got the green light from the investors that the project was a go to the next [permitting] stage," Tudan said Thursday, "but when we went to register the site with ISO-New England, we were told that the Stetson Mountain wind farm project had registered before us and that had maxed out any available access to the [grid] at this time."
Tudan, of Peregrine Technologies of Harpswell, doesn't blame First Wind of Massachusetts, the company assembling the Stetson Mountain and other windmill farms around northern Maine.
Yet the company is among several that have queued up for so much space on the grid over the next several years that nobody else can fit, he said.
"There's no bitter tears here toward First Wind about it," Tudan said. "That's the marketplace, though I feel very bad about how it went because we had a beautiful project."
John Carroll, manager of public affairs for Central Maine Power, agreed that the New England grid, the primary means by which electricity is shipped among utilities and sold to consumers, is getting gridlocked.
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., Central Maine Power and Maine Public Service, three of the state's largest utilities, have plans to lay new lines, but none will likely materialize before 2011, at the earliest.
"More power generators could come on the grid now, but there is a certain amount of congestion between Maine and southern New England," Carroll said. "Therefore, there are some limited periods of time where they would not be able to run because their power couldn't be transferred out of Maine."
It would be unfair to blame First Wind or ISO-New England for the biomass boiler's failure to materialize, said Gerry Chasse, vice president of transmission and distribution operations with Bangor Hydro, which powers most of central and eastern Maine.
"Generators have the ability to pay for system upgrades so they can deliver energy to market," Chasse said Thursday. "Ultimately ISO-New England or the system's operator-owners will expand the system, but not for a single generator, because the rule is that generators pay to get interconnected to the system."
ISO-New England is a regional transmission organization serving Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. It manages the electricity running through the 45-, 115 — and 345-kilovolt lines connecting various power company systems on a first-come, first-served basis — provided that would-be generators meet standards designed to ensure reliability.
"To say that any one generator has taken up all capacity is a little inaccurate," Chasse said. "New generators are already coming into an already-constrained system in that there isn't sufficient capacity to carry energy to the market under all conditions."
Several large-scale grid expansions are in development to fix that. They include:
ä CMP's running a 345-kilovolt line connecting Orrington to Eliot and New Hampshire. Including almost 250 miles of 345-kv line, the heaviest cable power companies generally use, the project includes 10 miles of rebuilt 345-kv line and 230 miles of new or rebuilt 115-kv line. It would go on line by 2012 and cost $1.1 billion to $1.5 billion.
ä The Power Connection proposal by Central Maine Power and Maine Public Service to build a 345-kv line connecting the Aroostook County grid to the rest of Maine. That's slated to cost $400 million to $500 million.
ä Bangor-Hydro's proposed Northeast Energy Link Project, which would use 345-kv lines to connect the company's Orrington substation to the Boston area. It's estimated cost: $2 billion.
ä The proposed Keene Road project, which would connect parallel 345-kv and 115-kv power line systems running from Orrington to Lincoln and Chester. The connection will vastly increase the electricity capacity in that area and allow for significant electricity generation potential. Its cost was not available Thursday.
Bangor-Hydro built a new 115-kv line from East Millinocket south in 2002 to improve electrical capacity in the Katahdin and Lincoln Lakes regions, Chasse said. Huber Park has a 46-kv connection, the smallest heavy industrial line generally used, that could almost certainly handle Peregrine's boiler.
Tudan agreed.
"The problem wasn't getting power out of Huber," he said. "The problem was getting it to the rest of New England."
The electricity generators hope that the Maine Public Utilities Commission and other regulatory agencies approve the upgrades.
They say that expanding electricity usage and fledgling energy technologies, such as wind power, make such infrastructure improvements vital to the state's ability to provide stable electricity sources to consumers and to compete economically with other states.
"As more generators come on, their location is not coordinated with where the load [electricity demand] is," Carroll said. "You may have a good strong generator near a load area but if their price is too high, they end up selling electricity elsewhere in New England."
Or you have situations such as First Wind's, which, like Peregrine, is developing newer technologies in areas most suitable for them and finding that the lack of infrastructure makes connecting to the grid more difficult.
First Wind operates a 28-turbine wind farm in Mars Hill and is building a 38-turbine Stetson Mountain site between Danforth and Springfield that will go on line this year. The company hopes to start seeking permits this summer for 40 1.5-megawatt windmills that would create as much as 60 megawatts on two wind farm sites in Burlington, Lincoln, Lee and Winn, and has identified two other communities elsewhere in the state for wind projects.
As planned, Peregrine's proposed 17-megawatt cogeneration facility would have annually burned about 250,000 tons of tree fiber — mostly wastes — running 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The project would have employed about 45 workers and sold electricity wholesale to New England power companies.
Its "green-friendly" technology and proximity to the Golden Road, one of the region's primary forest products conduits to one of the largest continuous tract of woodlands in North America, made it enticing to Investor First National Power Corp. of Washington state.
The investor announced in July 2007 that it was on board with Peregrine. Investor First National began vetting the project and assembling legal, environmental and engineering teams to begin the permitting, plant and finance design processes.
If all had gone well, the boiler would have begun operating 15 to 16 months after due diligence and permitting. Tudan said he hasn't heard from Investor First National in at least several months and assumes they have withdrawn from the project. An e-mail to the company was not answered Thursday or Friday.
First Wind spokesman John Lamontagne could not be reached for comment.
Town Manager Eugene Conlogue was disappointed, but not surprised, that the Peregrine project is likely dead.
The Katahdin region's leaders welcomed Peregrine's plans in 2007, given that the region has seen unemployment levels at twice the state average and witnessed a record population exodus due to a devastating mill bankruptcy that vastly reduced the populations of East Millinocket, Medway, Millinocket and Woodville earlier in the decade.
Power generation, Conlogue said Thursday, is "one of our growth areas in Millinocket, but if they don't have a way to get power to the grid, it's a dead issue."
"This is one of those gaps that should really be addressed," he added.
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Remembering our friends | School of Theology
Class of 1950 Top of page
Barbara (Taylor) Clausen attended the second annual concert by members of the Ritter-Miller families in Tilden, Neb., in June. They are descendants of Fritz and Maria Clausen, the parents of several children including Ella Ritter and Henry Clausen. Henry was the first music professor at AU and Barbara's late father-in-law. All but two of the Miller and Ritter children are music teachers or professional musicians. During the two-hour concert, a freewill offering was taken to benefit the Clausen Endowment at AU.
Class of 1955 Top of page
Bob Farlow BA received his doctorate in education from Ball State University. He is also one of 10 artists chosen for the Painting Indiana Project. Each artist will complete 10 paintings to be included in a traveling exhibit, television presentation, and coffee table book published by Indiana University Press. The book will be released in 2005. The exhibit will continue through 2006.
Class of 1959 Top of page
Hubert Dixon BS earned his master's degree from the University of Minnesota. He worked for the World Health Organization in Geneva from 1964 until his retirement in 1997. He lives in France and enjoys pursuing his hobbies, in particular gardening and traveling.
Class of 1964 Top of page
Jerry Bruce BA has been named associate dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Sam Houston State University. He has been at the university for more than 30 years, serving most of that time as chair of the Department of Psychology and Philosophy. During his years as chair, the department moved from a small service department to one of the major graduate programs at SHSU. The psychology program offers three Master of Arts degrees and a PhD in clinical forensic psychology. SHSU is located in Huntsville, Texas, and has an enrollment of 13,000 students. It is one of the schools within The Texas State University System. His wife, Betty Bryant Bruce, is a realtor in Huntsville.
Joyce Weaver retired from the United States Postal Service. She is a survivor of ovarian cancer and underwent several surgeries from 1993-1999. She is now happily living on her 57-acre farm of rolling green pastures and raises a flock of Dorset sheep. She enjoys digital photography. Her photographs have been published in Farmworld newspaper, which has a circulation of 35,000. She sang in The Messiah with the Crawfordsville, Ind., Community Chorus at Wabash College. She would enjoy hearing from former classmates at email@example.com or 52 N. Mountain Road, Waynetown, IN 47990.
Class of 1967 Top of page
Sarah (Jones) Lapp BA and her husband, Joe, relocated to Anderson, Ind., after Joe's retirement in March. They enjoy being near family and friends.
Class of 1972 Top of page
Dontie (Miklich) Fuller BA received a master's degree in Christian education from Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Va., on May 20.
Class of 1973 Top of page
Faith Pencil BA was promoted to assistant professor of humanities at Urbana University. She also teaches voice, piano, and other music classes at Clark State Community College. She is active in Maiden Lane Church of God by singing, playing for services, and leading the handbell choir.
Class of 1974 Top of page
Tim Smith BA and Linda (Scott) Smith BA both received Master of Education degrees from Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, in June. Tim received his as an intervention specialist, mild to moderate, kindergarten through 12th grade. Linda received hers in educational leadership.
Class of 1975 Top of page
Dave Noel BA received a 2004 Dove Award for the children's musical, The First Noelle, with Integrity Music.
David Stone BA retired from Delco Remy as director of international business. He works with Mitsubishi Electric as the executive director of powertrain, body, and chassis. He and his wife, Lisa, live in Michigan.
Class of 1976 Top of page
Tim Woodsome BA and Nan (Briggs) Woodsome purchased a motorcycle dealership in Springfield, Mo., in October 2003. Tim writes, "The name of our dealership is Cruisin' 66. We are new dealers for Big Dog and Victory Motorcycles and also sell used motorcycles, accessories, parts, and apparel. We have a certified service center." They invite alums passing through the area to stop by.
Class of 1980 Top of page
Joseph Heeter BA was promoted to first vice president and counsel with MBNA, the successor to Sky Financial. He and his wife, Melissa, moved their family into a new house in Dublin, Ohio.
Class of 1983 Top of page
Bonnie (Bart) Baylor BA and her husband, David, announce the birth of Michael on April 10, 2004. "He joins brother Joshua, 6, in keeping Mom and Dad busy," Bonnie writes. The family lives in Michigan.
Ginny (Rogers) Pass BA is working on a master's degree in worship studies at Robert Webber's Institute for Worship Studies. She hopes to graduate in the spring. She is the music director at St. Andrew's United Methodist Church in Oklahoma City and an adjunct professor of worship at Mid-America Christian University.
Class of 1984 Top of page
Tibbett (Loeffler) Merusi BA is working with her husband, Brian, and their three children as missionaries in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Prior to moving to the Congo, they worked in Central Asia for eight years.
Class of 1985 Top of page
Lezlee (Zirkle) Beall BA and her husband, John, announce the birth of a son, Evan John, on March 16, 2004. Friends may contact Lezlee at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Class of 1987 Top of page
Aleq Boyle AA is working on a novel. Greyfriars is about two exporters and old friends caught up in a coup and politics of a third world country.
Class of 1988 Top of page
Samantha Clark married Kevin Iraha on April 24, 2004, at Olympic View Church of God. The Irahas live in Portland, Ore., and attend Irvington Covenant Church. Friends may e-mail them at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Gene DeLano BA has been living on a farm near Boston since 1988.
Class of 1989 Top of page
Me'Shae Brooks-Rolling BA of M.L.B. Rolling Consulting achieved the status of Certified Special Events Professional (CSEP), the highest designation administered by the International Special Events Society. She and her husband, James, live on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
Sonia (Oliveros) Holcombe BA and her husband, Sean, announce the birth of Noah Elija on Nov. 27, 2003. He was welcomed home by a sister, Nadia, 6, and a brother, Noland, 3.
Class of 1990 Top of page
Chris DeBolt BA received his Master of Business Admini-stration from Arizona State University. He is a Certified Professional Manu-facturers Representative and head of his own sales rep firm. The DeBolt Company covers all of Florida and parts of Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, and the Caribbean. He and his wife, Pamela, have two sons, Jaren, 5, and Chance, 2. Chris is the son of Jerry BA '66 and Diane (Magsig) BA '62 DeBolt.
Alan Leach BA and Kim Leach BA live in Arizona, where Alan is the senior pastor at East University Church of God. Kim is the youth director and works in church administration. They have two children, Matthew, 8, and Rachel, 5. Friends may e-mail them at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ischaji Robertson BA is a licensed psychologist in private practice in Hallandale Beach and Miami. Ischaji speaks Spanish and is a partner in Psychotherapy and Testing Consul-tants, Inc. The practice's specialties are depression, psychological evaluations, anger management, children, and adults. Ischaji has lived in the South Florida area since 1999 and can be reached at (786) 586-3818.
Andrew Ryder BA and Sharon (Studer) Ryder BA announce the birth of James Andrew on March 17, 2003. They had a wonderful first year together and look forward to many more.
Steven Sinclair writes that he is still single. He lives in Michigan with his malamute, Dawson.
Class of 1991 Top of page
Eric Houchin BA and his wife, Kristi, announce the birth of their second son, Samuel David, on April 14, 2004. According to his grandfather, he will be an up-and-coming quarterback for the University of Michigan. The Houchins practice medicine together in Vicksburg, Mich. They are active in their church, serving on the administrative council and advisory boards.
Tricia (Grimes) McCorkle BA and her husband, Shane, announce the birth of a daughter, Karli Marie, on Sept. 15, 2003.
Malinda (Hunt) Murphy BA has taught at Meridian Elementary in Grosse Ile, Mich., for the past 10 years. She has three children — Paige, 7, Jeremy, 6, and Victoria, 2.
Steve Pfennig BA and his wife, Nicole, announce the birth of Mckenzie Kay on April 10, 2004. "Her brother, Luke, 3, loves to hold her and tries his best to always make her comfortable," Steve writes.
Class of 1992 Top of page
Dana (Morrall) Altman BA and her husband, Tim, welcomed a son, Tyler James, on Feb. 12, 2003. The family lives in Quincy, Ill., where Dana is a family physician.
Cathy (Martin) Davison and her husband, Jim, welcomed a son, John Henry, on March 30, 2004. "Since surviving cervical cancer, we never imagined that we would have John Henry," Cathy writes. "He is such a blessing to us. We would love to hear from friends." Friends may e-mail them at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Amy Fensler BA married Jack Johnson on March 20, 2004, at First Church of God in Defiance, Ohio. Michelle (Senseman) Thomas BA was the matron of honor and Melissa Senseman-Pratt BA '91 was the vocalist. Jack owns Hawk's clothing stores and Amy teaches social studies at Bryan High School. They live at 626 W. High St., Bryan, OH 43506. E-mail Amy at email@example.com.
Jennifer (Cooper) Kauffman BA frequently appears as a soloist with the Muncie Symphony and Masterworks Chorale as well as with the Anderson Symphonic Choir/Anderson Symphony Orchestra and other groups.
Jill (Schickedanz) Kyle BA and her husband, Jeff, announce the birth of their fourth daughter, Sarah Grace, on April 27, 2004. She was welcomed home by Hannah, 8, and twins Abigail and Rachel, 3. Jill works part time as a school social worker at Mahomet, Ill., and Jeff is a teacher and coach in Tolono. Their e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Mila (Hart) Moore BA and her husband, Terry, purchased a new home with three acres a few miles outside of Jefferson City, Mo., north of the Missouri River. Terry is a captain with the Missouri State Highway Patrol. He administers the traffic division and continues road duty as assigned. Mila enjoys homeschooling their two daughters, Mikayla, 6, and Lorna, 4.
Gina (Meyer) Norr BA and her husband, Kent, announce the birth of Joshua Jaron on May 12, 2004. Joshua was welcomed home by brothers Elijah, 5, and Isaac, 2. The family lives in Union, Mich.
Tom Rees BA and Lorie (Kaufman) Rees BA announce the birth of Korey Matthew on Feb. 3, 2003. Korey has a 5-year-old sister, Keira. Tom works in the legal media field, and Lorie recently completed her hours for an independent counseling license.
David Troutman BA was promoted last spring to senior major and planned gifts officer at Wabash College.
Shellby (Roseman) Winget BA lives in Cincinnati with her husband, Greg. She completed a master's degree in speech-language pathology from the University of Cincinnati and began working in the schools in August.
Class of 1993 Top of page
Andy Brock BA — see The College, 1994.
Tara Stratton Marshall BA teaches students with behavior and emotional disabilities. Her husband, Scott, is a crew chief with Cessna Aircraft.
Class of 1994 Top of page
Cindy (Nazarian) Bielik BA and her husband, Rich, announce the birth of a daughter, Jorie Krystyna, on March 17, 2004. They live outside of Chicago in LaGrange Park, Ill.
K.C. (Cameron) Brock BA and Andy Brock BA '93 announce the birth of Piper Katherine in October 2003. She was welcomed home by a brother, Noah Andrew, 5. Andy works in the computer science field while K.C. has a photography business. E-mail them at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Steve Fehlinger BA and his wife, Lori, announce the adoption of a daughter, Hope Marie, on April 11, 2004. "We were able to be in the delivery room when she was born," Steve writes. "We took her home from the hospital. She has been a joy to have in our lives, especially since the loss of our daughter, Virginia, and son, Keegan. She is definitely God's answer to many, many prayers. We definitely felt God's hand in this process."
Craig Howe BA — see The College, 1997.
Jeff Spires BA and Robin (Link) Spires BA '95 returned to Anderson, Ind., in 1998. Robin worked as a resident director at AU for three years. Now she stays home with their two boys, Jacob, 4, and Caleb, 1. Jeff is the manager of technical support at AdminaStar Federal, a division of Anthem Inc.
Class of 1995 Top of page
Julie (Frasure) Beidelman BA and her husband, Scott, announce the birth of Hannah Marie on May 19, 2003.
Janette (Hostetler) Brown BA writes, "After eight months of 'transition' from Indianapolis to the Twin Cities, we finally bought a house. The kids love the extra space and having a yard again. Now that we are getting settled, I hope to teach piano lessons this fall." E-mail Janette at email@example.com.
James Hodgin BA — see The College, 1996.
Jamie (Avant) Meyer BA and her husband, Brandt, announce the birth of Madison Katherine on March 24, 2004. They live in Tampa, Fla., and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Michelle (Farner) Morrow BA received a master's degree in the art of teaching from Marygrove College in February. She has taught second grade at Northwestern schools for five years. She lives in Sterling, Ohio, with her husband, Jason, and 4-year-old daughter, Mikayla.
Robin (Link) Spires BA — see The College, 1994.
Jill (Miner) Weippert BA completed her doctorate in clinical psychology at Wichita State University. She is a psychologist for South Central Mental Health. Andrew Weippert BA is taking a few years off work to be a stay-at-home dad and to take classes for a career change to accounting. Their son, Adam James, will turn 1 year old on Dec. 31, the day after his sister Lauren's fifth birthday.
Jennifer McKim BA married Glenn Wong on Aug. 10, 2002, in Palo Alto, Calif. Gwen Spaulding Barclay BA '94 was a bridesmaid in the wedding. Jennifer and Glenn live in the Bay Area.
Class of 1996 Top of page
Melanie (Giffen) Barnes BA and her husband, Drew, announce the birth of Nathanial David on April 18, 2004.
Lisa (Jackson) Bowden BA and her husband, Rodney, announce the birth of their son, R.J. (Rodney Jackson), on Dec. 4, 2003. The family lives in Cincinnati, where Lisa teaches third grade for Cincinnati Public Schools.
Kristin (Booth) Hodgin BA and James Hodgin BA '95 announce the birth of their second child, Hannah Ashley, on May 14, 2004. Colin, 3, is excited to have a baby sister. The family lives in Franklin, Tenn.
Rebecca (Myers) Hollenbaugh BSN graduated with honors on May 1 from the University of Saint Francis with a master's degree in nursing as a family nurse practitioner. On May 9, Rebecca and her husband, Jade, welcomed the birth of their second child, Jackson Steven. He arrived five weeks early. Rebecca works with Dr. Lisa Hatcher in a family practice clinic in Columbia City, Ind.
Lynelle Johnson BA married Jason Steffan on June 7, 2003, in Monument, Colo. Alumni in the wedding were Christy (Locke) Westberg '95 and Brandy (Dieterle) Bakker BA '96. Lynelle and Jason live in Manhattan on the Upper West Side. Lynelle is Miss USO 2004, traveling around the world entertaining and being an ambassador for the troops and veterans and representing a 63-year tradition of service to those serving and those who have served. She also performs with the New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players and in other musical productions and recording projects in New York City. Jason is a working actor in film and television.
Andrew Matas BA and Amy (Tokarski) Matas BA '99 welcomed a son, Benjamin Daniel, on May 10, 2004. Andrew practices law for the Chicago firm O'Hagan, Smith and Amundsen in their Geneva, Ill., office. Amy is a stay-at-home mom to Benjamin and his brother, Jonah, 2.
Megan (Drennan) Taylor BA and her husband, Brian, announce the birth of a son, Brockton Allen, on March 8, 2004. They have a daughter, Gracie, 3. Meg teaches first grade in Canton, Ohio.
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Leasa (Tichenor) Ball BA announces the birth of Cameron Grayson on April 15, 2004.
Andrew Finn BA was promoted to training manager of restaurant operations for the Magic Kingdom Park at the Walt Disney World Resort. He watches the parade every day from his office that overlooks Main Street USA. He will finish his master's degree in human resource development and administration in December.
Stephanie (Renner) Gilford BA and her husband, Carl, moved from southern California to Lexington, Ky., to be closer to Stephanie's family and to enjoy a slower pace of life. Stephanie is an associate at Stite & Harbison PLLC. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tracie (Butler) Hand BA and Russell Hand BA announce the birth of Logan Russell on Oct. 20, 2003. Russell finished his master's degree in school counseling at Stetson University over the summer. He started a master's endorsement in marriage and family counseling this fall. They are both employed by Pasco County Schools as teachers.
Kelly (Ruthenburg) Howe BA and Craig Howe BA '94 announce the birth of a daughter, Emma, on June 15, 2003. Craig continues to teach at Mississinewa Community Schools. Kelly is a coordinator in Elwood, Ind., for the Center for Mental Health.
Michele Jackson BA married Aaron Crane on Sept. 20, 2003, at the Scottish Rite Cathedral in Indianapolis. Alumni in the wedding included Lori (Kurtz) Veal BA, Karyn (Emerson) Norris BA, Julie (Lenger) Harkless '95, and Trevor Yeager. Michele is an attorney in Indianapolis practicing in international adoption law. Her e-mail address is email@example.com.
Claire (Farris) Whiteman and her husband, Shawn, announce the birth of Arwen Elizabeth on April 29, 2004. Her brother, Connor, loves having a younger sister. E-mail Claire at email@example.com.
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Sara Fasel BA was promoted from assistant registrar to college registrar at Warner Southern College. She is the youngest registrar in the college's history and currently the youngest registrar among all of Florida's colleges and universities. She holds a master's degree in informational science from Florida State University.
Autumn Hency BA married Hank Meeker BA '99 on May 22, 2004, at Wesley Free Methodist Church in Anderson, Ind. Alumni in the wedding included Alison Turner-Emery BA, Stephanie Stahl BA and Chris Williams BA '92, MBA '00. Hank is completing a Master of Divinity at the School of Theology and working in the Events Planning Office at Church of God Ministries. Autumn works in Indianapolis. They live in Anderson and are active in the Wesley Free Methodist Church. They'd love to hear from friends.
Robert Maurer BA and his wife, Lisa, announce the birth of their first son, Chad Robert, on March 25, 2004. Robert writes that while Jeremy Maurer BA '01 is a proud uncle, he still refuses to change diapers.
R.W. Moody Jr. and Joy (Wolfe) Moody BA '99 announce the birth of Madeline Kay on Feb. 20, 2004. They moved to Springfield, Ohio, where R.W. is the youth minister at Hillside Avenue Church of God. Their new address is 324 Runyan Ave., Springfield, Ohio 45503.
Jeremy Schwarz BA married Rachel Stalker on April 24, 2004, at the Community Gospel Church in Connersville, Ind. Alumni in the wedding included Micah Moss BA and Jeff Smith BA. Jeremy and Rachel enjoyed a three-week honeymoon in Hawaii. Jeremy is a video technician supporting broadcasts and video production for Eli Lilly and Company. E-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Brian Snyder BA — see The College, 1999.
Virginia (Cawthorne) Wickline BA received the Joseph E. Pryor Alumni Fellowship from Alpha Chi for 2004-2005. Alpha Chi awards this national scholarship, which carries a stipend of $5,000, to an active alumni member enrolled in a graduate or professional program. Virginia is pursing a graduate degree at Emory University.
John Zofko BA and his wife, Debra, announce the birth of Daniel on Dec. 7, 2003. They have built a new home in Clio, Mich. John and Debra will celebrate their third wedding anniversary in March.
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Judey (Budenz) Anders and Pete Anders BA '01 announce the birth of their second child, Cree Julianne, on April 14, 2004. Cree's sister, Audia Antoneete, is 3.
Andy Denniston BA and Jenessa (Welu) Denniston BA '00 announce the birth of their first child, Lydia Marie, on April 16, 2004.
Ruah Klokkenga BA married Mark Gleason on June 21, 2003, at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Emden, Ill. Sally Frasure BA '00 was the maid of honor. Mark and Ruah live in San Marcos, Texas. She teaches fourth grade outside of Austin in the Bastrop Independent School District.
Amy (Tokarski) Matas BA — see The College, 1996.
Hank Meeker BA — see The College, 1998.
Joy (Wolfe) Moody BA — see The College, 1998.
Benjamin Orewiler — see The College, 2001.
Tara (Slotsema) Pawloski BA and her husband, Todd, announce the birth of their first child, Jacalynn Hope, on Aug. 6, 2003. Tara is finishing a master's degree in learning disabilities at Modonna University while teaching special education at Henry Ford Academy. The family lives in Dearborn, Mich.
Cara Garcia Price BA and her husband, Matt, both graduated from the University of Louisville School of Medicine in May. Cara began her pediatrics residency at the University of Louisville in July.
Robin (Greene) Snyder BA and Brian Snyder BA '98 announce the arrival of their surviving quintuplets, Hayden Anderson and Ava Lynne, on Dec. 4, 2003. They lost Gabriel Paul on Nov. 3, 2003, Elliot Kenneth on Nov. 13, 2003, and Miles Lee on Dec. 31, 2003.
Tim Vogt BA married Sierra Jennings BA on Jan. 31, 2004, in Fort Wayne, Ind. Alumni participating in the wedding included Dave Vogt BA '94, Andy Clower BA '01, Johnathan Curless BA '98, Julie Campbell BA, Stacey (Folkmier) Bowers BA, Amanda (Lloyd) Wolfrum BSN '00, Becca Frischkorn BA, Katie Albert BA, Kimber Hummel BA, Cara (Garcia) Price BA, Angie Leichty BSN, Amy (Jacobus) Sizemore BA, Robin (Vader) Anderson BA, Jill (Ball) Siktberg BA, MEd '04, Renee Johnsson BA, Carrie (Windsor) Cannon BA, and Beth (Rudnicke) Harms BA '97. Tim and Sierra live in Castleton, Ind., with their little beagle, Riley Vogt. Sierra is an event planner for the American Diabetes Association, and Tim works in Anderson at Central Indiana Orthopedics.
Russell Whitesel BA started working for Coleson Foods Inc. in Colorado Springs, Colo., in May. During the previous three years, he worked at Greater Europe Mission in Monument, Colo. His brother, Phillip Whitesel BA '04, moved to Colorado Springs in June. Friends may reach Russell at email@example.com. E-mail Phillip at email@example.com.
Doug Williams finished his enlistment as a sonar technician with the U.S. Navy. He moved to northern Virginia and is a program analyst for Stanley Associates in Washington, D.C. He volunteers for the National Zoo and the Big Brother/Big Sister program in the D.C. metro area. He attends Bridgeway 242 Church in Arlington, Va.
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Cherri Adams BA married Ronald Pettice on April 3, 2004, in Danville, Ind. Alumni in the wedding included Nikki (Meissner) Harbron BA '99 and Gail Simmons BA '99. Cherri is a tutor at a community college. She and Ronald live in Champaign, Ill. Friends may e-mail Cherri at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Stephanie (Petersburg) Betz BSN and Donald Betz BA announce the birth of Abigail Leigh on Nov. 7, 2003.
Jeannette Bunce BA married Kyle McMahon on June 26, 2004, at Carmel Lutheran Church in Carmel, Ind. Alumni in the wedding were Tori (Lawrence) Kinder BA and Andy Grooms '01. Kyle graduated from Ball State University and works as a sound production engineer for Mid America Sound Corporation in Indianapolis. Jeannette teaches reading recovery in the Anderson Community Schools Corporation. They live in Anderson.
Jenessa (Welu) Denniston BA — see The College, 1999.
Matthew Ferris BA graduated cum laude with a Doctorate of Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa. He accepted a two-year associate position in a practice in Schaumburg, Ill. Future plans include opening a chiropractic office with his brother in Fishers, Ind.
Erin (Hamer) Horner BA — see The School of Theology, 1999.
Heather (Clark) Waterson BA worked as a licensed social worker in the health care field for four years. She recently started a new career and opened her own stationery business, The Paper Bouquet. She and her husband, Pete, have a 2-year-old son, Mathew. They live in Ohio.
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Allison Cooprider BSN married Andrew Sampson on Jan. 24, 2004, in Shelbyville, Ind. Lisa Sapp BSN was an attendant in the wedding.
Charity (Stubblefield) Flores BA — see The College, 2002.
Jeremy Maurer BA — see The College, 1998.
Jasmine (Guinn) Orewiler BSN and Benjamin Orewiler '99 announce the birth of Aubrey Shon on Mother's Day, May 9, 2004.
Michelle Robertson BA is an advertising manager for a customized line of teen girls clothing and the assistant manager for CustomGlamGirl. She adds that the majority of her graphic design work can be seen in all the major teen magazines.
Jennifer (Reilly) Shaffer BA — see The College, 2002.
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Travis Daugherty BA — see The College, 2003.
Joel Flores BA graduated from the Indiana State Police Academy last April. He was assigned to the Lafayette post upon graduating from the academy. He and Charity (Stubblefield) Flores BA '01 relocated to Crawfordsville, Ind., where Charity teaches seventh grade math at Tuttle Middle School.
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Amanda Legge BA married Nathan Reynolds on May 1, 2004, at Park Place Church of God in Anderson, Ind. They bought an old home in Greenfield, Ind., and are remodeling it. Amanda is a designer at a downtown Indianapolis ad agency. Nathan is self-employed.
Jason Shaffer BA and Jennifer (Reilly) Shaffer BA '01 moved to Atlanta in August to be part of an inner city ministry called Mission Year, which is headed by Bart Campolo. They were first inspired to participate in Mission Year when they heard Campolo and Orion Trickey speak at AU.


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The Herschel space observatory is a scientific mission of the European Space Agency (ESA). The space telescope is dedicated to the study of the cold universe by performing astronomical observations in the far infrared and submillimetre parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. The Gould Belt guaranteed time key programmes for the study of star formation with the PACS and SPIRE instruments focus on imaging star-forming regions in the Gould Belt. Regions such Taurus, rho-Ophiuchi will be studied. 460 hours are devoted to this programme.
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Herschel and Hubble see the Horsehead in new light
The Horsehead Nebula lies in the constellation Orion, about 1300 light-years away, and is a popular target for amateur and professional astronomers alike. It sits just to the south of star Alnitak, the easternmost of Orion's famous three-star belt, and is part of the vast Orion Molecular Cloud complex.
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One thing I am noting is that you try too hard to be funny at times and get distracted. A bit of off topic discussion is fine, but keep in mind that people won't read through half a video of things. A few things to make the video more interesting is:
Lost_Djinn posted...
IMO, I enjoyed it somewhat. But as others have mentioned it's to much off-topic. I always like a bit of chaos and a crew that has some chemistry. But there is something wrong if you can put the audio under any other game and it work just as well.
Thanks for the constructive criticism, guys! It means a lot, and it helps us improve the show. We'll keep your advice in mind when we record this weekend.
We've got a new episode out today: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXjqGZgWPow
And for any Terraria fans, we started a new series: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HyNyEEbf9E
Our most recent episode, in which we finally reach Sanctuary. We made a real effort to keep our talking more centralized to the game itself and the game design, so be sure to tune in!
Watched the first clip.
The main voice is camp. Saying 'spaz' is offensive. Saying bleep a lot is irritating. Then i gave up.
jimmyCCFC posted...
Watched the first clip.
As I said, we're doing our best to improve the show. Watch one of our more recent episodes, see if they're more to your liking!
In the latest episode, we discuss the Mechromancer's age. Oh dear.
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No show starts out great; it takes time. This is a learning process, so we're doing our best to work out the kinks.
A lot of shows start off great. Seinfeld, for example, was brilliant from the first episode.
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APRIL 13, 2007--The University of Wisconsin - River Falls will celebrate diversity with the annual Unity in the Community event on April 25 beginning at 10 a.m. on the mall of the University Center.
Visitors to UWRF will have the chance to experience a wide variety of cultural and ethnic events. After a welcome by UWRF staff and Don Richards, mayor of River Falls, at 10 a.m., Global Rhythm Tour, a community drum circle focusing on audience participation will perform.
After the drum circle at 10:30 a.m., UWRF students will perform for the crowd, followed by a show from the acclaimed UWRF Dance Theatre at 11 a.m. Eniojo Senju, head of the Senju School of Classical Japanese Dance in Osaka, Japan, will speak about Japanese culture at 11:30 a.m.
Global Rhythm Tour will present again at noon, and another student performance will take place at 1 p.m. At 2 p.m., Teatro del Pueblo will give a theatrical performance in the Falcon's Nest area of the Entertainment Complex, University Center.
Ethnic foods are on the menu for a campus-wide picnic at Unity in the Community, which are available for those without a University meal plan. Attendees are also welcome to bring sack lunches.
The "Faces of UWRF" art exhibit in the Ames Art Gallery of the University Center is also set for its grand opening 9 a.m. as part of the day's activities.
Diversity events will continue to take place later in the evening. A community celebration is planned for 5 to 7 p.m. at Veteran's Park, downtown River Falls.
A presentation of "Journey to a Hate-Free Millennium," a multiple award-winning documentary about the quest for solutions to ending seemingly more frequent hate crimes, will be held at 8 p.m. The film centers on such true stories as the Columbine High School shootings and the brutal death of gay college student Matthew Shepard. The event is taking place in the auditorium of North Hall. Entrance for UWRF students is free with campus ID, and general public tickets are $5, and $3 for those 18 and under.
Unity in the Community is a joint initiative between UWRF, its Wyman Series and Diversity Awareness Committee, and the City of River Falls.
Events are free with the exception of the documentary showing, and all are open to the public. For more information, please contact UWRF Student Services and Programs at 715-425-4444.
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Captain Confederacy
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Captain Confederacy is an alternate history comic book by Will Shetterly and Vince Stone that was published between 1986 and 1992. It tells the story of a superhero created for propaganda purposes in a world in which the Confederate States of America won their independence from the United States.
Publication history[edit]
John M. Ford plotted three issues of the first series, and wrote one, issue number 10's "Driving North."
The first storyline, published in twelve issues by SteelDragon Press, tells how the first Captain Confederacy, a white man, joins the rebellion against his country. The second storyline, published in four issues by Epic Comics, focuses on the struggle to control the politics of the North American countries, at a world super-hero conference in Free Louisiana. The new Captain Confederacy is a black woman, pregnant with the previous Captain's baby.
- 'Captain Confederacy' at the Grand Comics Database
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- Captain Confederacy blog, where the comic is being posted in serial format by Will Shetterly, along with related material.
- Captain Confederacy at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on April 9, 2012.
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|The legendary WWE wrestler offers a candid, no-holds-barred account at the world of professional wrestling, the triumphs and tragedies of his own career, and his personal rise to success. Reprint. *Author: Austin, Steve/ Bryant, Dennis A./ Ross, Jim J. R. / McMahon, Vince (FRW) *Publication Date: 2004/09/01 *Number of Pages: 328 *Binding Type: Paperback *Language: English *Depth: 1.25 *Width: 4.25 *Height: 6.75
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He's wrestled under many names but to the fans he is and will always be Stone Cold Steve Austin. His quick wit and colorful use of language combined with his everyman character captured the hearts of fans worldwide and rewrote the dynamics of professional wrestling forever.
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If you have combined vSphere 5.0 with XIV, then you may want to try out the new IBM Storage Provider for VMware VASA
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I am worried what you mean by Gen1.
 A Gen2 XIV runs 10.x.x firmware
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 A Gen1 XIV will not have any IBM logos on it and will run a firmware version below 10.x (it could be 9.x or lower). if that is what you are running, then the VASA provider will not work with it as the code is below the supported level.

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Well I have myself worried now. I was always told the XIV in question was a Gen 1, but it's code is currently at 10.2.4.c and it sounds like that would be impossible if it was a Gen 1. I am not at the office now so I can't go take a look at it in person but can tomorrow morning.
The weird thing is that the front of the enclosure does not have any logos or markings like our newer Gen 2's. (I had someone check for me and take pictures) I will place a service call tomorrow and report my findings in case anyone else runs into this issue.
Storage Views is reporting that the Thin Provisioning=true when they are not... There are thin VM's running on thick volumes but I don't think that is what this is referring to...
Hi Matt, you are correct. What it means is that the XIV is Thin Provisioned at a hardware level.
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