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A sufficiently large solar thermal power plant (also called concentrated solar power, or CSP) could potentially generate electricity at about the same cost as electricity from a conventional gas-burning power plant, experts say.
It's not easy. The plant would also have to come with a large energy storage system, be built next to others and be located close to users. To date, no one has completed a facility that comports to all of these parameters, said Fred Morse, an energy analyst who has studied the issue.
"Solar thermal is available at much more attractive prices than solar photovoltaic. The land mass isn't huge, but it does take a while to build these," said Stephan Dolezalek, a managing partner and co-head of the clean tech practice at venture firm Vantage Point Venture Partners, an investor in Bright Source Energy, which builds solar thermal plants and components.
Both Dolezalek and Jiang Lin, who heads up the China Energy Group at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, said that solar thermal is likely the most promising technology in the entire alternative-energy field right now.
When asked when solar thermal can hit parity, Lin responded "now."
Thermal by the numbers
Conventionally generated electricity ranges between 5 and 18 cents per kilowatt hour (the amount of money to get a kilowatt of power for an hour) but in most places it's below 10 cents, according to the Energy Information Agency. Solar thermal costs around 15 to 17 cents a kilowatt hour, according to statistics from Schott, a German company that makes solar thermal equipment.
A solar thermal plant would need a facility to store the heat harvested in the day by its sunlight-concentrating mirrors so that the heat could be used to generate electricity at night. "You need the kind of system that can run in the evening," Morse said. At some sites, such as Nevada Solar One, excess heat is stored in molten salt and released at night to run the turbine.
The plant, ideally, should be capable of generating about 300 megawatts of electricity. Those plants can churn out electricity at about 13 cents a kilowatt.
That's still a relatively high price, so utilities would need to group two, three or more 300-megawatt plants together to share operational resources, Morse said. "They could share control rooms or spare parts," he said. That would knock the price closer to 11 cents a kilowatt hour.
"Under 10 cents is sort of the magic line," he said.
Dolezalek puts it another way: the plants need to be around 500 megawatts in size. Most solar thermal plants right now aren't that big. The 22-year-old thermal plant in California's Mojave Desert is 354 megawatts. Utility company Southern California Edison is erecting a 500-megawatt plant scheduled to open in 2009.
By 2014, solar thermal plants located in the Southwest could crank out nearly 3 gigawatts of power, estimated Travis Bradford of the Prometheus Institute for Sustainable Development, a nonprofit based in Cambridge, Mass. That's enough for about 1 million homes.
Costs can then be reduced further by building the plants close to consumers. It costs about $1.5 million per mile for transmission lines, according to statistics from Acciona Solar Power, which owns solar thermal plants. Solar thermal plants work best in arid deserts that get little rainfall. Since some of the fastest-growing cities in the world are located in sun belts, that's less of a problem than it used to be.
But getting to that point isn't easy. Land-use hearings and permits can drag on for years while construction costs rise. The amount of land required can be an issue too: the 354-megawatt plant in California occupies 1,000 acres. Larger plants would need more land, while smaller plants result in higher costs per kilowatt hour.
Even if all of these factors could be completely optimized, solar thermal power plants would likely not produce electricity at a level that would compete with coal plants. Coal plants, however, will likely be hit with carbon taxes in the near future, which will make solar thermal more competitive. Still, at less than 10 cents a kilowatt, solar thermal would be competitive with electricity from gas-powered plants.
Utilities will also likely work hard to lower the costs of solar thermal in the coming decades, Morse added. Utilities are under mandates to increase their renewable energy sources. Citizen groups often complain about wind turbines and the wind doesn't blow at a constant, predictable rate. Several companies are intent on tapping heat from under the surface of the earth to generate power. Geothermal power, however, works best only in certain locations.
"There is an enough flat, unproductive land in the U.S. to power the U.S.," Morse said. "We just don't have the wires to get there. Eisenhower built the national highway system. Some president will build the national grid."
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- Siting
- If you think siting wind turbines is problematical, recall the
knockdown dragout fights against power transmission lines. We're
probably not all going to move to the source, so we will still need
power lines to take major advantage of solar thermal electricity. For
all the talk about alternative energy sources, we still think locally
and act globally.
It is nice to see a solar electric design with a practical energy
storage system built in for the kwh costs cited in the story, though.
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- Going Green with going Broke
- We are all overlooking an important issue here, what can we do as individuals to have an effect on the global energy problem we face today. The answer is Make Solar Power Affordable to the masses. Alternative energy is moving in the right direction to meet the demand but, what effect will it have on homeowners who can not afford it. I recently ran across a company that has removed the tradition cost to Solar Power. They do it with a rental agreement and with an electric rate locked in at or below what you are paying to your electric provider now. They provide a worryfree system, they install it, and maintain it without any addition fee. Imagine every home producing their own electric Solar power on their roofs without going broke. Now the average homeowner in America can take the power back and take action as a collective force with solar power. Think of it, all the energy savings that it would have all across this country not to include the money saved for the homeowner. http://www.solarforusa.com
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- Why are Al Gore, Google, and Wal-Mart putting solar panels on their roofs
- If this article is true, why are Al Gore, Google, and Walmart putting Solar Panels on their roof?
We think we know why. In our opinion, it seems these days many are trying to look green even if it cost them. What good would it be if Al Gore put his panels in the Arizona or Nevada desert if no one could see them? He has run a noble race getting the word out about Global Warming. He should do the right thing now and convince himself, Google, and Walmart to use Solar Transfer logic with federal subsidies to put their money to the best use. This is the same federal subsidy that pays you to put panels on your roof in your home state. How can someone in Alaska, New York, or Maine take advantage of that subsidy? They can?t because the sun does not shine with enough power in their state but the federal government would still chip in our share for a losing situation. Now residential solar installers, BP, GE, Arnold Scharzenegger and others may get upset with this logic but it has to be put out there. Missing out on a 4-fold gain is too important. Yes, we calculate a 4-fold return in the power Al Gore and others could generate from the sun by following our logic with the same invested dollar amount. That means 4 times less coal or gas needs to be used to create the same amount of power. A mistake now would cost that much energy savings and GHG reduction over the next 30 year life of the panel investment. We have been trying to drive the solar community in the direction of this article for years. It comes close to our Solar Transfer solution but high-grade photovoltaic chips will still be part of the final mix. Our solution takes the concentrated solution one step further into the mobile fuel industry. Ask your Governor or Senator if they read the Solar Transfer report that was sent to them a year ago. President Bill Clinton sent us a nice letter to keep up the good work, but most other politicians seem to be hesitant on making real energy moves especially those with coal, gas, and oil interest within their state. That is only natural but if we are going to solve this GLOBAL issue they need to see the big picture. That is what we are good at at Solar Transfer, the final solution, the ultimate design. Send this text and ask all those running for office in an email how they feel about renewable energy and Solar Transfer. Solar Power will be the solution once we get enough people to understand our work.
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- Maine Solar House
- I think it is a misperception that you cannot have an effective solar house in Maine?
http://www.solarhouse.com
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- Think long term.
- You can't just look at the cost per kwh because that's only part
of the story.
When you use energy that doesn't come from a renewable
source like wind or solar, you add to the demand for
conventional sources. That drives up prices. Conversely, when
you use solar, you reduce demand for conventional power.
Solar energy will eventually be more cost effective than oil, but
in the mean time it can and does save us all money. Even those
of us not using it!
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- I'm glad you didn't link to your website this time
- It's one of the least professional and devoid of content sites I've ever seen. It makes it look like the concepts haven't gotten out of the designers head, or the designer is too paranoid to share anything about it for fear of someone stealing the idea.
If the solar transfer report was anything like the website, I'm sure nobody got past the first page.
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- How valuable is desert land anyway?
- In this article, one of the costs taken into consideration is the
land needed for solar panels. Why would the price of desert
land be so significant? Solar seems to be a means to put
inhospitable land to good use. The more arid the land, the less
it costs; not to mention the more efficient solar becomes.
Obviously, solar power can't be used everywhere in the US, but
for those regions near arid climates, it would be the best source
of power. Even if it is not the most cost-effective power, solar
energy is clean and would not require a nonrenewable fuel. Coal
and natural gas may be the best options today, but the costs of
all fossil fuels will only go up. Once solar becomes competitive
with those fuels, it's time to transfer to the more reliable power
for the future.
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- I would like to see a study that incorporates the land costs for conventional energy... one that includes the area needed to mine for coal, oil, or gas, the plants to refine it, and the power plants to convert it into energy. the 1000 acre solar field in California does seem like a lot of land, but i kinda imagine it's about the same if you take into account all the other factors to make "conventional" power. Heck, I was just traveling in Bahrain and saw way more than a thousand acres of land with oil and gas pipes crisscrossing through the desert. BTW 1000 acres is 1.5625 sq miles. I'm new to looking at this stuff, but what about a Hybrid system that helps to make solar more efficient?
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- Solar power satellites?
- In the recent, resurgent interest in solar power there has been no mention of the solar power satellite concept. I saw a presentation in the late 90's that claimed the basic engineering is done and shows it is a viable solution. The next step is to build a prototype and work out the kinks, but no one seems to be talking about this?
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- Goes back further than that
- Back to Peter Glaser in 1974. The biggest perception problem, after
figuring out how to get the things into orbit, was the microwave
power transmission back to Earth. Diffuse it may be, but scary to
some folks all the same. Gerard K. O'Neil had solar power satellite
manufacturing as one use for the space colonies he imagined in the
mid to late 70s. They would be made from lunar material and
originate much closer to the needed orbits, in an energy sense,
than they would if made on Earth. Same for the colonies.
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- Al Gore
- Gore is making this feeble effort because the plitical fallout of a 42 room non-green house was too high. if Al really believed in his pitch he would have done this first.
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- Grow up.
- Anyone can build an efficient house. It's more difficult, but more
important to improve the efficiency of the much larger number of
older homes. Gore is taking an existing house and doing just that.
Solar is only one part of that effort, and unfortunately, he had to
fight to get permission to install it.
Lame attempts to discredit him for his efforts are childish. You
should be ashamed of yourself.
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- Look at it this way. We appreciate all efforts. Platonic Dialogues help.
- We simply look at the earth as one. Not broken up by country, or state boundaries. We are not indebted to big oil, or to a local politician. Collect the power where it gets the most energy and distribute it as close to that location as possible for limited losses. Then email/wire a solar Transfer credit for the pioneers who bought the panels. That is true carbon offsetting at it's finest, that is Solar Transfer, and it is time it gets it?s own discussion going.
We hate to turn people off of solar because every little bit counts but look at it this way. If you are talking Photovoltaic solar panels keep them off roofs. The panels fixed to the roof can have a poor angle to the sun (relative to the southern exposure and pitch). The solar constant in Maine is lower than in Nevada or Arizona! (That?s the most important thing). Also Dual tracking for individual installations does not spread the cost.
Reduce cost by eliminating batteries that have to be replaced. Sell your power to Vegas. Vegas pays you for your panels energy production. That comes to about 3-4 fold improved return on your investment and more importantly reduced carbon emissions. It is all about Location, Location, Location and watts per dollar invested. We are not on something, we are onto something, I promise! Hopefully you will agree and email a copy of this posting to Al Gore, Google, and Wal-Mart. They are all planning local photovoltaic installations. It is a good start but they could be doing better! SolarTransfer.com
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- Geothermal resources can be tapped to produce power at a net cost of 5-8 cents per kilowatt. The plants are so low key that people pass them on the highway and don't even notice them. There is no waste (no fuel burned.) So you have all the advantages of solar at 1/2 to 1/3 of the cost. No coal mining. No oil burning. No oil importing. No giant windmills killing birds. No unsightly panels on roofs. No need for batteries (the earth is hot all the time.) Just clean, quiet, inexpensive power.
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- It's got to be near population
- Most of the desert isn't well populated. IIRC, on average 40% of the power generated is wasted by transmission and distribution (loss in step-up transformers, transmission lines, step down transformers, distribution lines and more step down transformers.) Solar is too expensive to waste anywhere near that and still be competitive. In general, land near large populations is expensive and cheap land would suffer too high losses.
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- Make Hydrogen
- Whatever might be the solar power source -- make hydrogen -- although far from an original thought -- and hydrogen can't easily be piped or stored -- it is the perfect ingredient for converting carbon containing substances. Importantly, capital cost for the synthesis facility would be high but even such simple things as carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide can then be converted to any carbon containing fuel. Satisfies two problems -- make methane or other hydrocarbons and use it in real power generating systems and gets rid of carbon dioxide and monoxide ? all renewably, so to speak
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- Right...
- IMO so called "environmentalists" are the main enemy of the environment. Face it, solar power or wind power will *never* become viable considering exponential increase in demand. Would anyone want to pay 5x more for the same electricity? And in the meantime we (esp. countries like China) are burning more fossil fuel to make electricity than ever.
We'd be far better of investing the money into anything that has a potential to provide high amounts of energy and hopefully aim for displacing energy from fossil fuel altogether. This could be clean nuclear, geothermal,... but certainly not solar or wind.
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- Let's make it even easier. Let's say Al Gore has 3 houses.
- Let's say Al Gore has 3 houses.
We truly do appreciate Mr. Gores efforts. We just use his name as a hypothetical because it gets people from both sides of the isle to read our logic. If he has not put the panels up yet please try to get this to him.
One of his houses is in Tennessee and is nestled into the woods and uses 15,000 kwh of power each month.
Let's say another house is in Arizona but his roof there does not have optimal angle to the sun and he only uses 2,000 kwh at that location.
Let's say his third house is a doublewide trailer in Nevada close to the grid and the town folk don?t mind him using his 2 acres for a solar installation. He only uses 1,000 kwh of power because he does not like the accommodations.
OK Let's say he has $50,000 to spend on photovoltaic panels. Does he put them in Tennessee were people will be able to see he is doing his part. Does he put them in Arizona were they are shaded from the sun most of the day? Or does he put $50,000 worth of solar panels around his trailer tilted toward peak sun?
The Political answer may be to put them in TN. The Global Warming solution / Solar Transfer solution is to put the panels or some form of a solar investment near the doublewide. He can back feed any extra power he doesn?t need and get a credit to help pay for the Tennessee electric bill. You see it is more significant to get every little bit of power we can get from that solar investment to help the planet, and for the republicans out there that are on the fence with this issue especially if it is going to change their way of life, he just made 4 times more money by placing his solar investment out in Nevada.
Now forget the fact that he might not have a house in Nevada. Solar Transfer will find a way to get someone else who does have a doublewide with 2 acres to grant us access to the land.
How do we sell this to the Federal government so they would still contribute $2500 toward the installation cost in Nevada even though Mr. Gore does not have a house there? Ask your Senator to make it happen!
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- Solar power is good, but it costs three times the rate per kilowatt as GEOTHERMAL power. Geothermal offers clean power (nothing is burned). Geothermal is continuous (no need to store power at night). No giant wind mills needed. No unsightly roof arrays. Geothermal power plants are so low key they can be located next to a highway and people will drive by without knowing there is a power plant. No buring coal or oil. No importing from our enemies. The western United States has enough geothermal potential to take care of the United States electrial power generation for decades. We have two great souces of power -- the earth and the sun. It makes sense to go with Mother Earth.
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- Wow, years later, people are still at this! I think it's time for everyone to get involved with CSP as it is the BEST form of energy storage, period. Molten salts have been used in the nuclear industry with Brayton cycle generators. Unfortunately, people are too scared of closed cycle fission which produces but a thousandths of the long term radioactivity as today's simple minded "once through system". Thorium can also be used to greatly reduce weapons proliferation issues, anyhow, graphite also is a heat storage medium used in the aluminum industry. Heat storage (on a large scale) is much more efficient than any other medium except possibly pumped water. Oh, one more thing, I am for widespread solar mirrors ONLY if the land is not bulldozed!
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- We think at http://costofelectricity.org that in the near future the cost of electricity from the grid is going to be higher than the solar or wind power so we should be prepared and help our planet the sooner the better.
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I'm not saying that Starfleet is the only organisation that conducts scientific research. I'm just saying that it gives the most flexibility.
But if it's flexibility we want, why not flexibility in how the stories are told?
And how exactly is my idea of a ship that has a different team of mission specialists come aboard every few weeks
Yes there are, I'm not disagreeing with this point. My point is that Starfleet is the only way to get the characters to the newest and most top secret locations, like newly discovered planets.
What????????? Why in the name of all that's holy would a newly discovered planet be a
military secret???
That doesn't make one damn bit of sense. I mean, they're in
. With a good enough telescope, anyone can just plain
them, so how the hell can they be kept secret? More to the point, why would anyone want to keep them secret even if it were possible? Secrecy is anathema to science. Comparing notes with other scientists, encouraging them to review your data and run their own tests, is an essential part of the process.
A new planet with a valuable mineral, something of strategic importance, a fragile ecosystem that they want to keep safe... hell, they did it with Genesis, didn't they?
Again, I'm not saying your idea couldn't work. But you seem to be assuming it's
the only possibility there is
, and I'm trying to point out that there are others.
When did I say it was the only one? You seem to think I am being stubborn and unreasonable. Sure, lots of other formats will work. I'm just saying that the idea of a ship that has different teams of mission specialists every few weeks is a very flexible one and would work well as a weekly show.
Again, you're defining the premise too narrowly in order to make it easy to shoot down. That's circular, straw-man reasoning and it's an intellectual cheat. A civilian ship wouldn't
to have a crew consisting exclusively of scientists. You mention diplomacy -- well, most diplomats are civilians in real life. Look at the history of exploration here on Earth, and you'll see that a lot of "first contact" missions were conducted by non-military people, like the subject of my senior college thesis,
Mary Kingsley
. The explorers of the past had to engage in diplomacy and trade when encountering new peoples. And they sometimes had to be fighters as well. To assume that civilian explorers are somehow incapable of doing those things -- that they'd somehow freeze up and be useless if faced with that necessity -- is disproven by a wealth of real-world history. Explorers are adaptable people by nature and necessity.
I get the feeling that you just aren't willing to look at my idea and consider it based on its merits.
I think that any group of civilian scientists will fit into one of three categories.
Firstly, they could all be specialised in one particular field, but this would prevent them from telling stories outside this field.
Secondly, they could be experts in a variety of fields - each person having their own speciality. But in that case, why keep them together as a single team? Why not just send the diplomat to Planet A where he's needed, the planetary geologist to Planet B where he's needed, and the wormhole specialist out to anomaly C where she's needed? They'd be split up all the time.
Thirdly, they could be generalists, but that would mean that most of the situations they encounter would be ones where a specialist team would work better.
You say that civilian teams could rise to meet any challenges - for example, if they are scientists suddenly forced to negotiate with a newly discovered hostile species, they could possibly do it. But my point is that they will not be assigned such a mission. Every time they end up doing something outside their area of expertise, you;d have to come up with some way to get them into it. And then the story would be about how they got into conflict with the alien species (for example) rather than be about how they
with the negotiations. You;d be forced to use PLOT to justify how they got into the situation, rather than using the situation of dealing with a hostile alien to establish CHARACTER.
How the hell is that any different from what
Star Trek
already does?????? Every Trek series has a lot of different specialists in its main cast, but they aren't all needed in every episode. You don't bring Geordi along on a sensitive diplomatic mission and you don't bring Deanna along to solve an engineering problem. Plus they've supposedly got hundreds of other specialists onboard who almost always get left behind. So this makes no sense as an objection.
Of course
different episodes of a show are going to focus on different characters. What's wrong with that?
Because the Enterprise is designed to be a jack of all trades. They've got everything they;d ever want.
But if we had a smaller ship that DIDN'T have all that, then it opens up a whole new range of stories.
Again -- yes, your idea could work, but that doesn't mean mine
. The problem is with your insistence that any idea
your own is impossible, and with the illogical arguments you're coming up with to justify that bizarrely narrow-minded assumption.
You are putting words into my mouth. I never said that any other idea would not work. I'm merely saying that I think my idea is the most flexible.
Then by your argument, the starships we've canonically seen in
Star Trek
can't exist because their crews are too diverse. I don't understand what the hell you're trying to say here.
I think it was quite clear that I was referring to
small teams
. Your idea would seem to be a rehash of TNG.
Yes, that's true, but again, not all starships must be Starfleet. Jacques Cousteau and Robert Ballard didn't work for the Navy. Civilians can operate ships too.
True, but they were specialised ships. They'd be great for telling stories about sea exploration, but they're useless for telling other kinds of stories.
For gods' sake, do you have to take every analogy so damn literally? Use your imagination for once! Try to apply your mind to coming up with a reason why something
work instead of obsessing on finding excuses for why it couldn't! You're so frustratingly negative about everything. You're blinding yourself to the possibilities.
Woah, calm down, dude. Chill out. Seriously.
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In this week's build up to the Divisional Round game between the New England Patriots and the Houston Texans, there has been a lot of "Bulletin Board" material flying around. And there's been even more today, for Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker.It has been provided by Texans defensive coordinator Wade Phillips. When asked about some of the key points of the Patriots offense, he said this about Welker:"Ah, Welker's not (A.J.) Green," Phillips said. "(Welker's) a good player, but he's not that big or a real athletic guy. He's a quick guy that gets open on option routes. (Brandon) Harris actually played him pretty good. He got a holding penalty that hurt us early in the game. But Harris played pretty well… If we don't get him on a speed guy, we're in good shape." Welker was held to just 52 yards on 3 catches in the week 14 match up. So I guess he has good reason they'll shut him down again. But what Phillips is saying here is "We had our number 3 cornerback on him, and if we just have
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Despite cuts, town plans expansion of senior services
Once again, state mandates are blamed for budget increases, but Niskayuna officials said they are trying to develop a budget that maintains services while controlling costs.
We had to do a lot of belt tightening and cutting, said Niskayuna Town Supervisor Joe Landry of the town's 2011 tentative budget.
The $12,973,785 budget would raise residential taxes by 3 percent. Landry said the average home assessed at $274,100 would see a tax increase of approximately $18.50 in the coming year.
The allocated amount from the town's fund balance is $286,800, which is an increase compared to the $273,000 that's been allocated since Landry joined the board in 2008. Although Landry has allocated this amount since he took office, in 2008 only $74,636 was used, and in 2009 $65,200 was used. Landry said the town tries to maintain a fund balance of about $750,000 to $1 million.
"It is anticipated that we might have to use some more of that," said Landry. "If I go through the year and save money all over the place, then you don't have to use it. This gives me an opportunity to go through the year and try to control spending."
Landry said the biggest challenges with the budget were state mandates and other direct costs the town had no flexibility with. Also, stagnant or decreasing revenues didn't help the situation, he said.
"I have no choice on retirement, and that is the one that is really upsetting," said Landry. "It is the fact that the state controller sends you a bill, and you have to pay that. I literally have no ability to negotiate that."
Retirement costs in the town increased 32.2 percent, totaling $204,970. The town offers three different health insurance programs, said Landry, which averages out to an 11.44 increase in associated costs.
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At West Village cocktail joint Employees Only, the place is jammed from eight till midnight or so nearly every night, on weekends the line to get in runs down the block, and the upstairs neighbors sometimes throw fruit on revelers in the back garden, according to manager and maître d' Dagny Mendelsohn. But it's also just about impossible to get a bad drink from one of the expert bartenders, she says, and there's a decent chance you might snag yourself a barback. Find out the other secrets of Employees Only at Grub Street, where Mendelsohn is this week's Ask a Waiter.
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Another week, another sign of political upheaval in Spain.
Monday brought a fresh poll showing that Podemos, the upstart anti-establishment party, is now the most popular political movement in the country. The survey, published in the El Mundo daily, gave Podemos 28.3 per cent of the vote, two points ahead of the ruling Popular party and more than eight points ahead of the opposition Socialists. Not bad for a party founded just 10 months ago by a group of political scientists
It was not the first time that the new party has come first in an opinion poll. But the latest survey made clear that the Podemos surge is no statistical aberration. Fuelled by wide-spread disdain for Spain's political class and a festering social crisis, the new party appears to be on course to shatter Spain's established two-party system – and render any prediction as to who might govern the country after next year's general election obsolete. Read more
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Do you know what a dearly beloved song does, when you come upon it unexpectedly in a film? It instantly pulls you back into the past, and you flashback to that old game: where was I when I heard this last, who was I with, what was I feeling? A song is not just a song, the thing made up of words, notations, tune, melody. It is so much more. It is an edifice. A bedrock. Memories. It takes you back to who you used to be.
In the past fortnight, I've seen a bunch of films which have done just that. David O Russell's American Hustle opens with one of the best actors in Hollywood today. Christian Bale is creating a face for himself: a complicated hair-do is being fixed, a bald patch is being covered, and an actor is at work. You are looking at him, looking at himself in a mirror, and suddenly the soundtrack blossoms with A Horse With No Name, sung by one of my all-time favourite folk-rock bands of the '70s, America.
Of their repertoire, my top spot is reserved by Sandman, which we were told by our worldly-wise, world-weary college seniors who were too cool for their Che posters, and who were always either fashionably stoned or about to be, was a song about Vietnam, and the draft, and friendship, and this line always slayed me: "Oh I almost forgot to ask, did you hear of my enlistment, 'cause honey I've been there, and you've been here, we ain't had no time to drink that beer."
It was a song that made me sad, for some inexplicable reason, because it had a finality about it, of something left unfulfilled. Some songs you leave behind, some walk alongside you like old friends. Sandman has always made me feel wistful, and when I heard it, for maybe a millionth time, as a snatch in American Hustle, it was like a reckoner of time having gone by, of good friends to be reached out for, and, of course, a pint.
Hindi cinema's standard lip-synching has a very different effect. When you see an actor mouth a song, you will always have that imprint in the mind's eye: it is the most difficult thing to do to separate image from sound. Which is why background music is so powerful: you hear Lara's Theme, and it evokes snow and fur and Julie Christie and Omar Sharif, but have you waltzed to it with someone who can't take their eyes off you? Then it's not just Dr Zhivago's tune, it is also, equally, yours.
The piano riff from Love Story is a certified ten-hanky weepy. The fresh-faced Ryan O'Neal, the winsome Ali MacGraw, that incurable illness, shattered dreams. I defy you not to smile through your tears, even if you are long past that soft-soapy sentimental age when you can be swept off your feet, in a heady, never-ending acceleration.
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For those who are starting a business you should factor in the cost of insurance. Aside from the cost of the insurance the coverage should be examined. Business Insurance is not like auto insurance. It could contain up to 50 different coverages such as loss of income or loss of property. There are always exclusions and coverage sublimits for certain business types.
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Mancow TV Worldwide brings no-holds-barred interviews to FOX television
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LOS ANGELES, March 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Erich "Mancow" Muller, host of the highly-rated, nationally-syndicated morning show, Mancow, will be taking over FOX television with Mancow TV Worldwide. Being filmed in New York, his show will consist of two hour-long specials to be aired on Saturday, March 17th, and Saturday, March 24th, and the show will be re-aired on Sunday, March 18th and Sunday, March 25th, respectively.
Mancow TV Worldwide promises to throw traditional TV norms out the window with its no-holds-barred, politically incorrect interviews. According to Muller, his show will be the "cold shower to sober up an America drunk on political correctness." It is a fusion of many things—politics, entertainment, news, etc. One thing it won't be is conventional.
"I am thrilled at the launch of Mancow TV Worldwide," said Muller. "Viewers better fasten their seat belts because I'll be throwing out all the rules and telling it like it is."
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Muller attended Central Missouri State University and received a Theatre degree in 1990. His career in radio began on the morning show, Holy Moly & Maxx, for KOKO in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Triplemanía XXII was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) produced by the Asistencia Asesoría y Administración (AAA) promotion. It took place on August 17, 2014, at Arena Ciudad de México in Mexico City, Mexico.[1][2] The event was the twenty-second annual Triplemanía, which is AAA's biggest show of the year, and also marked the promotion's first PPV in a year,[4] airing in Mexico as a regular PPV and internationally as an internet pay-per-view (iPPV).[5] This was the first AAA PPV event to be broadcast simultaneously in English through SAP, having Hugo Savinovich and Vampiro as announcers.
Alberto Del Rio, only a week after being fired from the WWE, made an appearance at the event.[6] He previously took part in Triplemanía X in 2002.[7] WWE wrestler Rey Mysterio also appeared in a video package to end the show.[8] Jeff Jarrett and Ricochet were advertised for the event, but both missed the event due to travel issues.[9]
The event featured six professional wrestling matches with different wrestlers involved in pre-existing scripted feuds, plots and storylines. Wrestlers portray either villains (referred to as "rudos" in Mexico) or fan favorites ("técnicos" in Mexico) as they follow a series of tension-building events, which culminate in a wrestling match or series of matches.
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- ^ a b c d "Agosto 17 - Triplemanía XXII - Arena Ciudad de México, Distrito Federal". Asistencia Asesoría y Administración (in Spanish). Retrieved July 26, 2014.
- ^ a b c d Zellner, Kris (June 16, 2014). "The Lucha Report". Pro Wrestling Insider. Retrieved July 26, 2014.
- ^ a b Meltzer, Dave (August 25, 2014). "Aug 25 2014 Wrestling Observer Newsletter: Lesnar destroys Cena, Impact moves to Wednesday, Bully Ray, War Machine, more". Wrestling Observer Newsletter (Campbell, California): 23–25. ISSN 1083-9593.
- ^ Boutwell, Josh (June 28, 2014). "Viva la Raza! Lucha Weekly for 6/28/14". Wrestleview. Retrieved July 26, 2014.
- ^ Boutwell, Josh (July 27, 2014). "Viva la Raza! Lucha Weekly for 7/27/14". Wrestleview. Retrieved July 27, 2014.
- ^ Caldwell, James (August 12, 2014). "AAA news: Alberto Del Rio to appear at big PPV event on Sunday, but it's not Summerslam". Pro Wrestling Torch. Retrieved August 12, 2014.
- ^ "Alberto del Río en Triplemanía XXII". Asistencia Asesoría y Administración (in Spanish). August 11, 2014. Retrieved August 12, 2014.
- ^ "Triplemania news: Current WWE star Mysterio teases jump to AAA, Del Rio talks racism in first post-WWE promo". Pro Wrestling Torch. August 18, 2014. Retrieved August 18, 2014.
- ^ Johnson, Mike (August 18, 2014). "WWE star appears on AAA iPPV & more news". Pro Wrestling Torch. Retrieved August 18, 2014.
- ^ "Noche de Leyenda en Triplemanía XXII". Asistencia Asesoría y Administración (in Spanish). August 18, 2014. Retrieved August 18, 2014.
- ^ Zellner, Kris (August 18, 2014). "Complete AAA Triplemania results and more: The Lucha Report". Pro Wrestling Insider. Retrieved August 18, 2014.
- ^ Boutwell, Josh (August 25, 2014). "Viva la Raza! Lucha Weekly for 8/25/14". Wrestleview. Retrieved August 25, 2014.


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Posted: 01/19/2009 - Republican state Rep. Robert Bentley of Tuscaloosa says he is seriously considering running for governor in 2010.
Posted: 01/19/2009 - Republican state Rep. Robert Bentley of Tuscaloosa says he is seriously considering running for governor in 2010.
Posted: 01/19/2009 - A dozen members of a northeast Atlanta church are recovering from carbon monoxide poisoning after they fell ill during services Sunday.
Posted: 01/19/2009 - A seven-year-old Mobile County boy was severely burned by a trash fire.
Posted: 01/19/2009 - Athens police say an officer found a drunken 20-year-old University of Georgia student who tried to drive home after a party passed out at a stop sign with the car still running.
Posted: 01/19/2009 - A statewide poll of Alabama adults found a majority supporting gambling if it generates money for schools.
Posted: 01/19/2009 - A service marking what would have been Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s 80th birthday got under way at Ebenezer Baptist Church, where the slain civil rights leader preached from 1960 until his death in 1968.
Posted: 01/19/2009 - Political leaders and military support groups are working together to try to establish Alabama's first state-run veterans cemetery. It would be located north of Spanish Fort in southwest Alabama.
Posted: 01/16/2009 - Caleb Davidson, Cancer Freeze Organizer joins Donna Bell in-studio to discuss an upcoming fundraising event to help out a young Florida child battling cancer.
Posted: 01/16/2009 - Savannah police say their search for a missing Fort Stewart soldier is now largely focused on Florida.
Posted: 01/15/2009 - A Tennessee woman once sentenced to die for the murder of a 13-year-old Georgia girl will no longer be listed by the Alabama prison system as eligible for parole, as she was a after her sentence was commuted 10 years ago.
Updated: 01/15/2009 - Official says no deaths or serious injuries reported
Posted: 01/15/2009 - Georgia's chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People plans to push again for the state Legislature to issue an apology for slavery.
Posted: 01/15/2009 - The Georgia Department of Labor says unemployment insurance claims shot up 174 percent last month compared to December 2007.
Posted: 01/15/2009 - The executive director of the Association of County Commissions of Alabama is retiring after more than 36 years with the association.
Posted: 01/15/2009 - A church bookkeeper in Canton is being held without bond following her arrest on theft and forgery charges.
Posted: 01/15/2009 - Albany police say three individuals are behind bars charged in at least one of several armed robbery cases around the city.
Posted: 01/15/2009 - A juvenile passenger has died after a car in which robbery suspects were being chased by Alpharetta police overturned.
Posted: 01/15/2009 - A high school teacher in Lawrence County faces sex related offenses following his arrest for first-degree sexual abuse.
Posted: 01/15/2009 - Despite the popularity of portable GPS devices, state officials say the demand for printed maps of Georgia remains strong.
Posted: 01/15/2009 - Police say a robbery suspect was shot at least five times and killed by a man he was trying to rob outside a bar in the neighborhood known as East Atlanta Village.
Posted: 01/15/2009 - Atlanta fire fatalities are the lowest in more than a decade.
Posted: 01/14/2009 - The operator of Underground Atlanta has proposed a plan to the Georgia Lottery Board for a casino that would fund the HOPE scholarship and also provide millions of tax dollars for the city.
Posted: 01/14/2009 - A 38-year-old charity that supplies food to Atlanta's poorest residents has decided to go forward with an annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day dinner despite lowered donations and many volunteers leaving town for the presidential inauguration.
Posted: 01/13/2009 - Georgia received mostly failing grades in the American Lung Association's annual report on tobacco control.
Posted: 01/13/2009 - An Alabama congressman has introduced a bill that would allow new car buyers to deduct up to $7,500 on their federal income taxes.