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We got up reasonably early around 8 and started packing the bike last night. The hotel was umm how to put this right up Ewa's alley, a dump, it had a huge iron bar to stop unwanted visitors and even the toilet door was a full metal door with dead bolts on the inside, Im guessing if a bad guy wanted you he certainly had his work cut out. I have no idea maybe it was a throw back to the civil war days who knows but it was more like a bunker than a hotel room, the funny thing is the windows were just the loover type that opened straight to the outside so if anyone really wanted in all they had to do wad smash the windows and climb in, oh but not before you run into the bathroom and lock that door. While I was laying there blogging last night I caught something in the corner of my eye, ok a nice looking sized rat just ran across the floor, I thought about waking Ewa up to scare the friggen shit out of her so she never wants to stay in another dump again but knowing her i would have had to cuddle her for hours to settle her down, so the easier option was to just get him out the door and then pick up all our gear off the floor and hang it up just in case his mates came back for a party. It would be a lovely surprise in the morning to find a nice sized rat in your pants, it wouldnt of been an issue for me my pants they absolutely stink to high heaven, even a rat wouldnt get into them Im sure, I'll have to get Ewa on cleaning duty soon, hey someone has to do it, she is riding a motorbike around the world and its hot and dusty work sometimes and I like to make her feel like a cared for and needed woman soemtimes, its just the kind of guy I am.
We headed over to the border and were immediately comfronted by about half a dozen dudes all shouting to park with them but as usual just rode straight on by them and into the official area. You get a few of the money changers and helpers in their but usually with acreditaion of some sort and usually very polite, one No gracias was enough.
Make sure you do a good job you little scallywag or I'll give you a whippin, he actually didn't do to badly out of the shoe shine as I had some Guatemalan money to get rid of only a few bucks but I made him earn it.
The leaving Guatemala process was actually very easy, here are the steps you need to take I hope it helps someone along the way.
1. Drive past the helpers and into the area near the immagration, you can ride right up to the immagrtion window but half way along away from everyone is ok.
2. Immagration first to get the exit stamp in your passport.
3. Then back to the bike and there is a guy right there he will come to you to check your entry permit and VIN number, he will then stamp it with his stamp.
4. Go across the road and make two copies of stamped permit, two copies of your passport with the exit stamp in it, along with the front page of our passport on the same page, two copies of your license, two copies of your ownership papers, and two copies of registration.
The copy place is directly opposite the immagration window across the road and costs 1 quezal each.
5.Go back into th Aduana office on the other side of the main building right near when you enter. Go in past all the truckers do not line up go straight to the window and when they are finished with what they are doing they will serve you.
6. Leave one set of copies with the original permit.
7. Then the guy will come out and check the VIN number again and takes the sticker from the bike and sticks it to the original.
8. Then you leave Guatemala if you dont get a kid to polish your boots just before you leave and then have a chat to another old dude after all the paper work is done the whole thing should take you about 20 minutes.
Entering El Salvador
1. Go to immagration they will just put your details into the computer no stamp here.
2. Walk the 10 metres up the building to the Aduana office.
3. Talk to the guard at the door and he will get you someone to serve you, if not go straight up to the window again and ask directly with a smile on your face. There was a guy there that spoke a little English that helped.
4.So here you need the second set of copies you had made earlier, if you forgot to copy anythign there is a copy place 5 metres away back towards Immigration.
5. Then wait patiently maybe 15 minutes, he will come over to the bike outside and check VIN number and note some other things on the bike, rego, colour, cylinders and basic stuff and he will also ask what you are carrying, clothes etc.
6. He will go back inside and you wait again maybe 20 minutes for him to fill out everything, he then passes it to another guy that sits inside the window in the office then he processes it and then he will call you over and then you have to check the details and sign the three copies they have made.
7. Your right to go into El Salvador. As you leave they will stop you to check your paperwork one more time and at that time a girl will approach you to pay an municaple tax of 5 dollars US, you will get a reciept for it. Other than that there is NO other charges on either border other than your copying fees.
It took us 1 hour and 20 minutes all up and I was being chatty and wasting time talking to everyone I could, so I reckon on a good day you might get through their even quicker than that. The helpers were very polite, one no gracias and they left you alone, everyone was really very helpfull and friendly, so far so good with the dreaded Central American border crossings, it certainly does help you to be prepared in your mind of what you have to do to get through the borders, its just a process, their process, no big drama.
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The name of your church…
…No, I don't like saying my church. I like to call it the church
That is because we have abused the privilege of leading God's church. Nobody owns the church really but Christ. If you say my church, you are claming possession over something that does not belong to you. You are contending with God and it is an aberration.
Okay, the church you pastor has an unusual name. Why is this?
Well, I was praying when we started and I asked God to give me the name of the church. I heard a name that sounded like house. I realised Lagosians do not like long names and told God to give me a short name. He gave me House favour. I knew it should be something like House of favour but I realised leaving it like that will generate interest. And that is where we are now.
So, what is the church all about?
It is simply about restoring the dignity of man through the word of hope.
Where are you coming from?
I was born and bred in CAC, Akure. I had been prophesying right from my primary school days. I remember always telling our church leaders then ''God asked me to tell you''. I had always known I would be a preacher. In my secondary school days, I will take my colleagues to the river to conduct deliverance service. Besides, my mother told me the woman who took delivery of me saw my head and said, ''this boy is a prophet and he is here to work for God''. I love God passionately but I never wanted to suffer. In those days, men of God will come to my mother to beg for food. I never wanted that and said I must be rich before surrendering to God. My brother, that made me suffer a whole lot. I dropped out severally from higher institutions. I eventually studied Business Education after much toiling.
Did you ever do business?
I came to Lagos to work. I was a model when I came. Emeka Opara, the Corporate Affairs Manager of Airtel was my friend. He told me I should find something else to do. So, I decided to look for a job. All efforts proved abortive. So, I started going to my girlfriend's office. It was a computer institute. I will just stay at the reception and heard all the IT terminologies. I would wake up early, dress smartly and resume there. One day, the daughter of the owner breezed into the reception and asked me, ''can you supply us printers?''
Well, I did and made my first money from that deal. I started the business from the proceeds. It was basically IT business. Within few years, I had enough clients to live big. I serviced Lagos State House of Assembly, Berger Paints, Punch Newspapers, Nigerian-German Chemical, Shell, Evans, Nigeria French Village and others. Money was coming in but I was not fulfilled. I was just sowing the money in my church then.
In 2004, I opened an office complex with N1.7million. During the commissioning, Rev. Samuel Olubiyo just said, ''as we consecrate you to ministry today''. Immediately, he said that all passion for business died within me. I stayed in the office for 49 days fasting and praying. That was how I closed the business and became a minister.
What will people find here that might be difficult to find elsewhere?
It is simply favour. We have been enjoying favour here like nothing else. God has given me revelations on favour. In 7 years, we have had over 20 house dedications, weddings and countless vehicles. In the first two years, we had 25 babies.
What is your biggest challenge in the ministry?
I have gone through a lot in the hands of women. It's been tough but God has been helping. I dress well. I look attractive and take care of myself. I have a focus and know what I am doing. Women love all of these.
So, how have you been handling them?
It's been my wife. After God, she is the next support I have. I have a wonderful wife. God forbid but if there is a challenge in my marriage tomorrow, blame me and not my wife. Two, I talk about my challenges. Ask my church members. They will tell you my full story. When I have challenges with any woman, I tell my church members. I can even mention names. The anointing attracts women. An average woman wants somebody with self confidence and belief. I am caring and kind. So, when they come, they think I am a wood but I am not. I am still human. My friends might be reading this and they know what I am saying. I have been through a lot but God has been faithful.
How far have you gone with women?
I have never slept with any other woman. I have been close severally but I have never slept with any of them. I am not ashamed to say this because that is where I am now. Every man of God must go through challenges. If it is not women, it may be power, pride, money or any other thing. I want to make heaven and that is my goal. I want to wear the crown.
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The bill that Congress approved calls for higher taxes on incomes over $400,000 for individuals and $450,000 for couples, a victory for Obama. Earnings above those amounts would be taxed at a rate of 39.6 percent, up from the current 35 percent. It also delays for two months $109 billion worth of across-the-board spending cuts that had been set to start affecting the Pentagon and domestic agencies this week.
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Mary was our tour guide. She picked us up at our hotel and travelled to the water town. We had a lovely time there. Mary told us lots of information about the town, she was super friendly and made the day lots of fun. We had lunch at a lovely restaurant looking out at the water. On the way back as we still had time so Mary took us to the Bund for a walk along and to a Confucius temple. A very enjoyable day!
April 2014
Our guide was very helpful and friendly. She spoke good English.
My children enjoyed several activities on this tour.
1. Releasing fishes and turtles into the river and praying for your wish to come true!!!
2. Aiming coins into the Tall Collection Bowl at the Goddess Temple.
3. The boat ride.
4. Feeding and taking photos alongside the Pet Macau birds.
You can bargain and buy a few really artistic masks and trays from the street shops.
If you have about four to five hours to spare, this trip is definitely worth the time. Our guide also told us some native stories and some local politics!!!!


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If they could beat Nebraska and Michigan I've kinda come around to them having a strong case to get in. But that's still a long ways off.
19 - 12 with five very good conference wins should put them on the bubble. If they can then get one more good win in the B10 Tournament, I think that would give them a very strong case.
I've been pretty down on Sheehey all year. I expected a huge leap forward for him and thought he would be a leader, and he has been mostly ineffective. But these last 2 games he has been incredible. He's always been a great team player, so I'm very happy to see him starring these last two games. Hopefully he can carry this forward.
I'm not sure if they will beat Michigan, but I do think they could/should beat Nebraska. If they beat Nebraska, lose to Michigan and if they win 2 games in the tourney, I think they get in.
Well step 2 comes up Wed. Big one.
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The fact that when using the SBC like an reflective meter, but with the lumisphere set in the incident position, gives readings that match the E-P1, is just coincidence. It makes sense though because you say you need to set compensation to 4 and I believe that the SBC comp dial gives filter factor (not stops) so this means the meter will read 25% of the value that it would read with the compensation set to 1. The lumisphere is designed to give the same reading as if you were using reflective metering on an 18% gray card - in other words, when misused as a reflective meter, it should read about 18% of the real value. This is close enough to the 25% given by your exposure comp as to give an almost identical reading. I would not use the lumisphere for reflected light measurements though, since it will give you a 180% (hemispherical) field of view, which won't match your camera FOV (unless using a 180 degree fisheye!).
I'm not going to weigh in on the EP-1 as a light meter debate, but you might find Ctein's discussion of ISO useful. He's an experienced analog photographer and printer, as well as a digicam user. You can find it on TOP at http://theonlinephotographer.typepad...-isnt-iso.html.


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Here's the release from the Boston Red Sox announcing they've come to terms with 16 players on their 2012 contracts: The Boston Red Sox today announced that the club has agreed to terms with 16 players on the Major League roster on one-year contracts for the 2012 season. No further terms were disclosed. The announcement was made by Executive Vice President/General Manager Ben Cherington. Agreeing to terms were pitchers Michael Bowden, Drake Britton, Chris Carpenter, Felix Doubront, Mark Melancon, Clayton Mortensen, Stolmy Pimentel and Junichi Tazawa; catchers Luis Exposito and Ryan Lavarnway; infielders Lars Anderson, Will Middlebrooks and Oscar Tejeda; and outfielders Ryan Kalish, Che-Hsuan Lin and Darnell McDonald. With the agreements, all 40 players on Boston's Major League roster are under contract for the 2012 season. Follow Ian on Twitter @soxanddawgs. And be sure to like us on Facebook as well.
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âRenewable Energy: Tax Credit, Budget, and Electricity Production Issues,â Congressional Research Service, January 2006
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âCarbon Capture and Storage: DOE Office of Fossil Fuel Programs,â U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Fossil Fuel, March 4, 2008
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âWill Carbon Storage Work at Scale,â David Victor, Director, Program on Energy and Sustainable Development (PESD), School of Law, Stanford University, March 3, 2008
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Emergency Responders Guide 127: Flammable Liquids (Polar/Water-Miscible), U.S. Department of Transportation
âSafety and Performance Assessment of Ethanol/Diesel Blends,â the National Renewable Energy Laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy, 2003
State-by-state summary of impact of Underwriters Laboratories suspended authorization for manufacturers to use the UL designation in connection with E85 fuel dispenser components, 2006, U.S. Department of Energy-Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Underwriters Laboratories news release announcing new safety requirements for E85 fuel dispensing equipment, October 2007
California: California Energy Commission's Demand 2008 - 2018 Staff Revised Forecast for Electricity Demand
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âEnergy Independence and Security Act of 2007: A Summary of Its Major Provisions,â a Congressional Research Service Report, Dec. 21, 2007
âRFS Effects on Energy Markets,â News Release, Feb. 7, 2008, by U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman (D-New Mexico), Chairman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
âRenewable Fuel Standard: Notice of 2008 Requirement,â Environmental Protection Agency, signed February 7, 2008
âThe Market Value and Cost of Solar Photovoltaic Electricity Production,â Severin Borenstein of the Center for the Study of Energy Markets, a program of the University of California Energy Institute at the University of California-Berkeley
âVisualizing Future CO2 and Energy Flows for the U.S. and World,â John Ziagos and Gene Berry, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Stanford University
âThe Future of Nuclear Power,â (2003), Massachusetts Institute of Technology
âGas Prices Grab the Publicâs Attention,â Pew Research Center for People and the Press, May 2007
âGasoline and the American People 2007,â Cambridge Energy Research Associates
âWhatâs Driving Gasoline Prices,â Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, October 2007
âThe Price of Biofuels: Do We Real Have Any Alternatives?â MIT Technology Review, January/February, 2008, Part I
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Energy Bill Enacted December 2007, GovTracks Resources
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âEarth-Sun Systems Applied Science: Applications of National Priority,â Slide 6 of NASA Powerpoint presentation, âContributions to Solar Energy Resource Information from NASA Satellites and Modeling,â Dec. 6, 2004
Overview of Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFÃ) Standards, National Highway Transportation Safety Administration
GAO Report, âVehicle Fuel Economy: Reforming Fuel Economy Standards Could Oil Consumption by Cars, Light Trucks, and Other Options Could Complement These Standards,â August 2007
âComparison of Passenger Vehicle Fuel Economy and Greenhouse Gas Emission Standards Around the Worldâ (December 2004), Pew Center for Global Climate Change
"Gasoline and the American People 2007," Cambridge Energy Research Associates
âVehicle Fuel Economy: Reforming Fuel Economy Standards Could Help Reduce Oil Consumption by Cars and Light Trucks, and Other Options Could Complement These Standards,â Government Accountability Office, August 2007
Map of Reactor Sites, Number of Reactors, Length of Commercial Operation and Average Capacity, Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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Storage of Spent Fuel, Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Fresh vs. Spent Nuclear Fuel, Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management
Council of Foreign Relations, Resources on Nuclear Fuel, including the First Roundtable on Spent Nuclear Security Issues, âAre Nuclear Spent Fuel Pools Secure?â
GAO Report, âSpent Nuclear Fuel: Options Exist to Further Enhance Security,â July 2003
âThe Future of Nuclear Power,â a study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
âCost of Food at Home, 1994-2007â U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion
President Bush Announcement (April 2007) of a Renewable Fuels Program to increase by 20 percent in 10 years the use of renewable and alternative fuels in vehicles â and production of at least 7.5 billion gallons of ethanol by 2012.
âImplications of a Future Global Biofuels Market for Economic Development and International Trade,â John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, Henry Lee, William Clark, Robert Lawrence and Gloria Visconti, May 9, 2007
Energy Information Administration Graph of Energy Consumption by Fuel through 2030 shows how non-hydro renewable energy will remain a relatively miniscule portion of the energy mix.
âEthanol Expansion in the U.S.: How Will the Agricultural Sector Adjust,â USDA ERS, May 2007
âThe Impact of Large Scale Use of Biofuels on Food, Agriculture, and Trade,â by Woods Institute for the Environment, Stanford University
Map of U.S. Ethanol Biorefinery Locations â 130 in production and 76 under construction, Renewable Fuels Assn., October 2007
List of Ethanol Biorefinery Locations and Capacity, Renewable Fuels Assn., Oct. 30, 2007
âThe Growth of International Coal Markets and the Commercial Implications for the U.S. Coal Industry,â Shannon L. Fraser, U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Office of Energy and Environmental Industries, a Powerpoint presentation given at the International Pittsburgh Coal Conference, Sept. 28, 2006
Coal-based Energy Manufacturing, a Powerpoint Presentation by Tim Considine, Penn State University
EIA Annual Energy Outlook 2007 through 2030
Final Report of the United National International Panel on Climate Change, November 2007
Presentations at the 2007 Diesel Engine-Efficiency and Emissions Research (DEER) Conference, August 2007, Detroit, Michigan, sponsored by the U.S. Dept. of Energy/Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (Information from more than 100 presentations from the conference are available online.)
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InfoBrazil.com, âFueling Sustainable Globalization: Brazil and the Ethanol Alternative,â Sept. 17-23, 2005
Policy Issues for Alternative Fuels for Military Operations, Testimony of James T. Bartis, Senior Policy Researcher, RAND Corp. before the Committee on Armed Services, Subcommittee on Readiness and Subcommittee on Terrorism, Unconventional Threats and Capabilities, United States House of Representatives, September 26, 2006
âWhatâs Driving Gasoline Prices?â October 2007, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Stephen P. A. Brow, Director of Energy Economics and Microeconomic Policy, and Raghav Virmani, Economic Analyst
Energy Information Administration Gasoline and Diesel Update
EIA Short-Term Energy and Winter Fuels Outlook, 2007/08, Oct. 9, 2007
International Energy Outlook 2007, EIA, Section on Natural Gas
Pie Chart on Energy Sources for Home Heating in the U.S., U.S. Dept. of Energy/Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
âBetting on Bad Numbers: Why Predictions from the Energy Information Administration May Contain Systematic Errors,â by Tim Considine, Ph.D., and Frank Clemente, Ph.D., Penn State University in Public Utilities Fortnightly, July 2007
Coal-to-Liquids Coalition Web Site
Energy Information Administration May 2007 Coal Forecast
North American Electric Reliability Corporation, 238-page 2007 Long-Term Reliability Assessment, 2007-2106
The Future of Coal, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, March 2007
First Three Large Carbon Sequestration Projects Awarded by the National Energy Technology Laboratory, U.S. Dept. of Energy
China Environmental Health Project Research Brief, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, April 2007
Pew Center for Global Climate Change Congressional Policy Brief on Carbon Emission Allocation Methods
Pew Center for Global Climate Change Chart of Cap and Trade Proposals (as of Oct. 18, 2007)
S. 2191 (Lieberman/Warner and Others, as Introduced)
âEmissions Trading Under the U.S. Acid Rain Program: Evaluation of Compliance Costs and Allowance Market Performance,â Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Congressional Budget Office Anslysis of Four Cap and Trade Plans (Two Upstream/Two Downstream)
States Poised to Adopt California Vehicle, Greenhouse Gas Standards, Pew Center for Global Climate Change
Executive Summary, 2007 Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks, 1990-2005, Environmental Protection Agency
AB 1493: California Greenhouse Gas Vehicular Emissions Bill
Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006
California's Low-Carbon Fuel Standard, Part 1
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"The Role of a Low-Carbon Fuel Standard in Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Protecting Our Economy," Executive Summary (includes graphs and charts)
CAFE Standards Overview
Senate Energy Bill, 2007
2007 Ten Most Fuel-Efficient Vehicles, Edmunds.com
âAutomaker Carbon Burdens in California,â an Environmental Defense Analysis
Definition of "Carbon Burden," in Car Emissions Fact Sheet, Environmental Defense
Biodiesel Fact Sheets, National Biodiesel Board
Database of 441 Reports on Biodiesel, 1982-2007, National Biodiesel Board
Map of Biodiesel Production Potential by Nation, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Cost of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, Dept. of Energy, Slide 3
Hydrogen Infrastructure Costs, various resources, Dept. of Energy
Biofuel Demand Pushes Up Food Prices, International Monetary Fund
World Economic Outlook, Globalization and Inequality, October 2007, International Monetary Fund
Energy Topics, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
Description of Palm Oil Biodiesel, Biodiesel E85
Agricultureâs Role in Greenhouse Gas Mitigation, Pew Center on Global Climate Change, September 2006
Biodiesel Performance, Costs and Use, Dept. of Energyâs Energy Information Administration
âCoalâs Role in a Peak Oil World,â a Peabody Energy Powerpoint presentation, March 3, 2007
World Total Energy Consumption by Region and Fuel, Reference Case, 1990-2030, Energy Information Administration
Energy in the U.S., 1635-2000, charts showing the historic dominance of fossil fuels
âThe Carbon Neutral Myth: Offset Indulgences for Your Carbon Sins,â Carbon trade Watch
Ethanol Expansion in the U.S.: How Will the Agriculture Sector Adjust?
U.S. Ethanol Expansion Driving Changes throughout the Agriculture Sector
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Government Support Programs for Agriculture and their Historic Roots
Farm Income and Costs: 2007 Farm Sector Income Forecast
âRenewable and nuclear heresies,â by Jesse H. Ausubel, Program for the Human Environment, The Rockefeller University, published in the International Journal of Nuclear Governance, Economy, and Ecology (Vo. 1, No. 3)
âChemical Challenges in Renewable Energy,â Dr. Nathan S. Lewis, Professor of Chemistry, California Institute of Technology
Pew Research Center Annual Report on Policy Priorities, 2007
January 2007 CBS Poll on Global Warming Attitudes
April 2007 Washington Post/ABC Survey on Global warming Views
Pew Research Center Publications on Election â08
Overview of CAFE Standards
Nobel Peace Prize for 2007, News Release
âThe Power to Reduce CO2 Emissions: The Full Portfolioâ from the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), August 2007
âLearning from Californiaâs Zero-Emission Vehicle Program,â Public Policy Institute of California, Sept. 2007
Research Project: Improving Sorghum Genome Resources for Cereal Crop Improvement, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service
Structure, Phenolic Compounds, and Antifungal Proteins of Sorghum Caryopses (including a diagram of sorghum), Ralph D. Waniska, Texas A&M University.
âCereal Crops Feeling the Heat,â Environment News Service, March 16, 2007
Lawrence Livermore Labs News Release, March 16, 2007
âGlobal Scale Climate-Crop Yield Relationships and the Impacts of Recent Global Warming, published in Environmental Research Letters, Vol. 2, 2007-10-11
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, news release, âRecord Cereal Production Forecast in 2007, but Supply/Demand Situation to Remain Tight: Biofuels Industry Drives Up Demand, Prices,â May 16, 2007
Dept. of Energy Carbon Sequestration Initiatives
U.S. Geological Survey International Carbon Sequestration Program
âCoal vs. Natural Gas: The Political Economy of Fuel Choice in China,â a Powerpoint presentation by David Victor, Director of the Program on Energy and Sustainable Development at Stanford Universityâs Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies
Profile of Sempra Energyâs LNG activities
EPA Analysis of Bingaman-Specter Low-Carbon Economy Act, October 1, 2007 (slides)
EPA Written Analysis of S. 1766 (Bingham-Specter) and S. 280 (Liberman-McCain) -- their cumulative effect on carbon emissions reductions is assessed at 23-25 ppm in 2095.
Coal Reserves in the U.S., Color Map, American Coal Foundation
Each Stateâs Role in Coal, Interactive Map, American Coal Foundation
Frequently Asked Questions about Coal, American Coal Foundation
Energy Information Administration Outlook 2007 with Projections to 2030, Coal Section of the Report
Diagram of How Coal is Converted to Electricity, World Coal Institute
U.S. Energy Intensity Indicators, Dept. of Energy
CO2 Emissions by Country and Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Developed vs. Developing Nations, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
âWhat Does the Kyoto Protocol Mean to U.S. Energy Markets and the U.S. Economy?â Energy Information Administration Analysis, 1998
Kyoto Protocol Text, CNN Interactive, December 1997
Map of Ethanol Plants Across the U.S.
Graph of Energy Information Administration Forecast through 2030 Showing Renewable Energy in Relation to Other Energy Supply Sources
EPA Finalizes Regulations for Renewable Fuels Standard Program for 2007 and Beyond
Ethanol: Energy Well Spent: A Survey of Studies Published Since 1990, February 2006, Natural Resources Defense Council and Climate Solutions
Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) Standards
Congressional Quarterly article (June 21, 2007) on Senate Energy Bill Approval
EPRI: Nuclear Power: Challenges and Opportunities
EPRI: Nuclear Powerâs Impact on CO2 Emissions, 2007
Map of Operating Nuclear Power Plants in the U.S., Nuclear Regulatory Commission
California Legislative Analyst's Office - Analysis of the Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006 (AB 32)
Power for California Initiative, Assemblyman Chuck DeVore
California's $3.3-Billion Million Solar Roofs Program
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Fact Sheet on the Three Mile Island Accident
Map of Operating Nuclear Reactors in the U.S., Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Frequently Asked Questions about LNG, California Energy Commission
Energy Outlook 2007, Energy Information Administration
FERC Map of Existing and Proposed LNG Terminals
Liquefied National Gas in California: History Risks and Siting, California Energy Commission Staff White Paper, 2003
Quoddy Bay LNG Project Overview
Details on the Quoddy LNG Siting Proposal
Implications of a Future Global Biofuels Market for Economic Development and International Trade
USC's Future Fuels and Energy Initiative
Energy Information Administration Analysis of "25-by-25" Biofuels Proposals
Learning from California's Zero Emissions Program, Public Policy Institute of California
Economic Analysis of California Climate Change Initiatives: An Integrated Approach, Electric Power Research Institute
How Stuff Works: The Toyota Prius
âThe California Zero-Emissions Vehicle Mandate: A Study of the Public Policy Process, 1990-2004, by Gustavo O. Collantes, Institute of Transportation Studies, University of California-Davis, 2006
âZero-Emissions Vehicles: A Dirty Little Secret,â Resources for the Future, 2001
âElectric Vehicles: The Case for and Against Incentives,â Public Utilities Reports, April 15, 1996
Vermont Greenhouse Gas Emissions, 1990 â Environmental Protection Agency
States with Greenhouse Gas Emissions Targets, The PEW Center for Global Climate Change (color map)
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Targets for 20 States and Regional Groups, Proposed Federal Legislation, and Targets of the Bush Administration and the International Community, (Tables), the PEW Center for Global Climate Change
Declining North Sea Production, Institute for the Analysis of Global Security
Energy Bulletin Article, âNorth Sea Oil Production and Its Relationship to Global Oil Production,â June 19, 2006
NPC News release on study, âFacing the Hard Truths about Energyâ
NPC Report, âFacing the Hard Truths about Energy: A comprehensive view to 2030 of global oil and natural gas"
AB 1493: California Greenhouse Gas Vehicular Emissions Bill
Comprehensive Summary of California's Auto Emissions Laws and Actions Related to Greenhouse Gases, PBS
White House Fact Sheet on CAFE Reform for Passenger Vehicles
CAFE Standards Overview
White House Proposals on CAFE Standards
Economic Analysis of California Climate Initiatives: An Integrated Approach
L.A. Experience in Quantifying the Benefits of and Implementing Strategies to Mitigate the Urban Heat Island Effect
NASA Research and Overview of Urban Heat Islands
Heat Island Group Estimates Cost Savings from L.A. Mitigation Efforts for Urban Heat Island Effects
Sketch of an Urban Heat Island Profile, Evaluating Different Types of Living Spaces
Energy Saving Potentials and Air Quality Benefits of Urban Heat Island Mitigation, a Study by the Heat Island Group, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
âThe Power to Reduce CO2 Emissions: The Full Portfolioâ from the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), August 2007
California Legislative Analyst's Office - Analysis of the Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006 (AB 32)
CO2 Emissions by Country and Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Developed vs. Developing Nations, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Energy Information Administration: Annual Energy Outlook 2007 with Projections to 2030
Greenhouse Gases, Climate Change, and Energy, EIA Brochure, See Figure 4. U.S. Primary Energy Consumption and Carbon Dioxide Emissions, 2001
Annual Coal Report, Energy Information Administration, September 2007
Overview of CAFE Standards, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Climate Change Web Site, Environmental Protection Agency
Explains why the term climate change should be used instead of global warming. Also contains a lot of good information and resources.
International Emissions Trading Association
California Legislative Analyst's Office - Analysis of the Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006 (AB 32)
Greenhouse Gases, Climate Change and Energy: A Resource from the Energy Information Administration containing numerous color charts and graphs
U.S. EPA Cap and Trade
The Environmental Protection Agency site on Cap and Trade - a market-based policy tool for protecting human health and the environment.
Fact Sheet on Wal-Mart Energy Conservation Measures
Energy Consumption by End User Sector, Energy Information Administration, 2007
This source has many very nice graphs. It uses data from the EIA's International Energy Outlook 2007.
An Evaluation of the Cap-and-Trade System by the CBO
The Congressional Budget Office site evaluates cap-and-trade programs.
How Wind Produces Electricity, Energy Information Administration
American Wind Energy Association
Permitting of Wind Energy Facilities
This 9-page handbook describes all the consideration involved in getting a wind energy permit, including environmental, visual, hazardous waste, soil erosion, public health and safety, etc.
Wind Energy: Frequently Asked Questions
Catamount Energy Corp., a renewable energy company in Vermont, provides a comprehensive question and answer piece on wind energy: cost, benefits, potential, impacts.
California Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006
Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center: Global Climate Change Links - Web Pages That Aim to Present the Science of Both Sides of the Global Warming Debate
U.S. Supreme Court Ruling (April 2, 2007) Ordering the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to Regulate Carbon Dioxide and Other Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Historical Overview and Milestones of Coal Production in the U.S., Energy Information Administration, October 2006
Fact Sheet on Mountaintop Mining
Coal Reserves in the U.S., Color Map, American Coal Foundation
Each Stateâs Role in Coal, Interactive Map, American Coal Foundation
Frequently Asked Questions about Coal, American Coal Foundation
Energy Information Administration Outlook 2007 with Projections to 2030, Coal Section of the Report
Diagram of How Coal is Converted to Electricity, World Coal Institute
Weekly Petroleum Status Report, Energy Information Administration
This report provides the latest supply summary for crude oil and products, gasoline, distillate fuel, residential fuel, propane and more. It provides extensive figures and tables and gives the methodology by which the numbers are derived.
White House Fact Sheet on CAFE Reform for Passenger Vehicles
The President wants passenger car reforms similar to those made for light trucks. He says that current standards compromise safety and simply lowering existing standards hurts U.S. automakers.
Senate FY 2008 Energy and Water Appropriations Bill Contained 1,759 Earmarks Totaling $6.7 Billion, Taxpayers for Common Sense News Release
News release breaks down the large volume of earmarks contained in the U.S. Senate's FY 2008 Energy and Water Appropriations Bill. It says the energy earmarks are somewhat hidden – you have to read between the lines and look at the test in charts.
Office of Management and Budget, Solar Energy Project in Yucca Valley California to receive one-time earmark of $248,000
Office of Management and Budget, Wind Energy Project in Alaska receives earmark of $1,488,000
GovernmentExecutive.com article, "Energy Dept. Pledges to Fend-off Earmark Pressure"
Democratic Congressman Tim Walz of Minnesota releases his list of energy earmark requests to MankatoFreePress.com, June 22, 2007. The list includes research aid for biofuel, cellulosic ethanol, biodiesel and other renewables.
Renewable Fuels Assn. Statistics on Ethanol
Ethanol Biorefinery Plant Locations and Capacities
"How Much Energy Does It Take to Make a Gallon of Ethanol," Institute for Self-Reliance Study
USDA 2002 Study on the Energetics of Ethanol
2003 Cornell University Study by David Pimental: Ethanol Energy Balance, Economics and Environmental Impacts are Negative
2006 University of California Berkeley Study: Thermodynamics of the Corn Ethanol Biofuel Cycle
August 2005 Argonne National Laboratory Slide Show: "The Debate on Energy and Greenhouse Gas Emissions and the Impacts of Fuel Ethanol"
Energy Information Administration's Annual Energy Outlook 2007 with Projections to 2030
History of Mine Safety and Health Legislation, U.S. Dept. of Labor
"Geologic Hazards and Roof Stability in Coal Mines," U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control, IC 9466, 2003
Statement by U. S. Senator John Isakson on great progress in mine safety since the 2006 Sago Mine Disaster that killed 12 people
Mine Improvement and New Emergency Response Act of 2006 (S. 2803, The MINER Act)
Report on the Sago Mine Disaster of January 2006 by the Mine Safety and Health Administration
Historical Overview and Milestones of Coal Production in the U.S., Energy Information Administration, October 2006
National Petroleum Council's 2007 Global Oil and Gas Study
The NPC is an oil and natural gas advisory committee to the Secretary of Energy.
Quoddy Bay LNG Project Overview
Quoddy Bay LNG is an independent energy company formed by individuals and companies both in Maine and Oklahoma. The company was established in response to inquiries from members of the Pasamaquoddy Tribe about the potential of locating an LNG import terminal at Pleasant Point.
Details on the Quoddy LNG Siting Proposal
Frequently Asked Questions About LNG
Provided by the California Energy Commission.
International Business Times article on LNG
EIA: Energy Outlook 2007
Energy Information Administration provides official energy statistics from the U.S. government.
FERC Map of Existing LNG Terminals
Provided by the Federal Energy Regulatory Information.
FERC Map of Existing and Proposed Terminals
CAFE Standards
This page lists multiple resources available to better understand CAFE standards.
analysisonline.org is a service of
The Communications Institute
Los Angeles, CA (818) 349-5555


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Marijuana use among youth ages 12 to 17 fell significantly to 6.7 percent last year from 8.2 percent in 2002, the agency said in a statement. Underage drinking, however, was unchanged from 2002 at 28.3 percent in 2006.
On the other hand, the agency said it was concerned about an upswing in misuse among young people of prescription drugs, notably painkillers. Some 6.4 percent of adolescents abused prescription drugs in 2006, up from 5.4 percent in 2002.
In general, 22.6 million people aged 12 and older had either substance abuse or dependency problems in the last year, SAMHSA's 2006 survey found. Of those, 3.2 million abused both alcohol and illicit drugs, 3.8 million abused illicit drugs but not alcohol, and 15.6 million abused alcohol but not illicit drugs.
Some 2.5 million people in the United States received treatment for substance abuse at specialty facilities in 2006, the agency said.
Fresh Tomatoes Source of Salmonella: CDC
As many as 190 confirmed cases of salmonella poisoning from eating contaminated fresh tomatoes were reported in four multi-state outbreaks last year, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday in its Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
And because about 97.5 percent of salmonella infections are never confirmed by culture, the number of people sickened from contaminated tomatoes was probably substantially higher, the CDC said.
Last year's outbreaks originated from producers in Florida, Ohio, and Virginia. Sources may have included feces from domestic animals, and contaminated ponds or drainage ditches, the agency said. About 5 billion pounds of fresh tomatoes are eaten each year in the United States.
To help lessen their risk of salmonella infection, consumers should avoid buying bruised or damaged tomatoes, the CDC said. All tomatoes, regardless of their source, should be thoroughly washed under running water just before eating. Tomatoes that appear spoiled should be thrown out, and cut, peeled, or cooked tomatoes should be refrigerated at 40 degrees F (4.4 degrees C) within two hours or discarded.
Global Warming May Worsen Heart Problems: Experts
The human heart may be the latest known casualty of global warming, some experts attending a cardiology conference in Vienna say.
"If it really is a few degrees warmer in the next 50 years, we could definitely have more cardiovascular disease," the Associated Press quoted Dr. Karin Schenck-Gustafsson, a cardiologist at Sweden's Karolinska Institute, as saying at the European Society of Cardiology's annual meeting.
As the human body sweats in higher temperatures, blood is sent to the skin where temperatures are cooler, the wire service explained. This opens up blood vessels, increases a person's heart rate and drops blood pressure. This sequence of events can be dangerous for older people, especially those with heart problems.
Dr. Gordon Tomaselli, chief of cardiology at Johns Hopkins University, likened the hardening of the arteries (called atherosclerosis) to rust that forms on a car. "Rust develops much more quickly at warm temperatures, and so does atherosclerosis," he said.
But because of all of the uncertainties about the effects and pace of global warming, and a lack of positive proof of a connection between climate change and heart problems, "there are too many unknowns to make predictions about how many more people will have heart problems in the future," the AP reported.


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Bruce Bochy didn't feel like the major leagues' winningest active manager Wednesday morning.
A five-game losing streak had left the San Francisco Giants closer to the third-place San Diego Padres than the first-place Dodgers in the National League West. It also left Bochy in a foul mood.
So when a visitor strode into the manager's spacious clubhouse office to talk about the art of leadership, Bochy greeted him with a firm handshake and a wan expression.
"Great timing on your part, talking to me now," he said. "Because I'm not very smart right now."
Four hours later, though, Bochy was a genius again. His successful challenge of an innocent-looking play at the plate opened the floodgates for a seven-run inning, his team's biggest inning in nearly two years, that stopped the Giants' slide.
The manager hadn't thrown a pitch, swung a bat or caught a ball, yet his fingerprints were all over the victory just the same. The pinch-runner he inserted in the seventh inning wound up scoring the tying run. The pinch-hitter he used four batters later chased the opposing starter, then scored. And the relievers retired six of the seven batters they faced.
But most important, the manager had refused to let the Giants quit despite their recent free fall. Baseball can be a fickle game and Bochy's success comes from riding out the glories and the failures in the same stoic manner.
"He's got a lot of poise. When your leader is a rock, it leaks into your team," said Hunter Pence, who has played for five managers.
"He speaks, people listen. He's a game changer," said pitcher Jake Peavy, who played for four other men.
Bochy's peers agree, with a recent poll of NL managers selecting Bochy as the best in the league. Then there's what the numbers say, namely that he's a Hall of Fame manager in waiting.
With the Giants' comeback victory over Philadelphia on Saturday, Bochy has won 1,594 games in 20 seasons, more than Hall of Fame managers Dick Williams, Earl Weaver, Miller Huggins and Whitey Herzog and nearly 300 more than any other current manager. Barring another losing streak, he'll soon pass Tom Lasorda for 19th place on the all-time list for victories.
Of the 18 managers ahead of him on that list, 13 are in the Hall of Fame. And if the Giants win the NL pennant this season — they've won two of the last three — he'll become the 23nd manager to win more than three league championships.
The other 22 have plaques in Cooperstown.
"He's very quietly putting together a Hall of Fame career," said the Angels' Mike Scioscia, the second-winningest active manager. "When you talk about Joe Torre, about Tony La Russa, about Bobby Cox, about guys that have made it, Boch is going to be right there when it's all said and done.
"And it will be very deserving if he gets in."
Bochy waves away such praise, refusing to even utter the words "Hall of Fame." For him the victories and the titles inspire thoughts of simple human mortality more than they conjure comparisons to baseball immortality.
"When I'm told how long I've been managing or the wins, I just don't know where the time went," he said. "This is what I love to do and it's hard to believe I've been doing this since 1995."
At 59, Bochy's graying beard speaks to the passage of time while his stiff, shuffling gait bears testimony to a youth spent squatting behind the plate, taking fastballs and foul balls off any place that wasn't protected. He didn't set out to be a manager, but after an unspectacular 14-year career in which he caught for three major league teams and passed through more minor league cities than Greyhound, he was coaxed into retiring as a player in 1989 when the Padres offered him the job as manager of their rookie league affiliate in Spokane, Wash.
The team won the title that summer, the first of three for Bochy in four minor league seasons.
"He's one of those guys that has incredible instincts," said Arizona Diamondbacks General Manager Kevin Towers, a former teammate who was Bochy's pitching coach in Spokane and later his general manager in San Diego. "As a backup catcher he spent all those years watching the game, studying the game."


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