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Flights to Venice from Europe
Flights from Venice
Palazzo Ducale, aka the Doge's Palace, used to be the residence of the Doge of Venice, and also a space where the government could lodge. Both court and prison were located within the palace walls, but today the building is a museum.Address: Palazzo Ducale San Marco,1 VenicePhone: +39 041 2715911Website: http://www.museiciviciveneziani.it
The full name in Italian is Basilica Cattedrale Patriarcale di San Marco, but people will know what you're talking about if you say Saint Mark's Basilica. This cathedral church is the most famous of churches in Venice, presenting an impressive mosaic exterior as well as a striking interior.Address: Piazza San Marco, VenicePhone: +39 041 270 8311Website: http://www.basilicasanmarco.it
The Grand Canal is the largest canal in town, almost 4 km long and at places as wide as 90 metres with an average depth of 5 metres. Public transport is available in the form of vaporetti - water buses, gondolas and water taxis. There are plenty of famous buildings located along the river and it is crossed by three bridges.Address: Canal Grande, Venice
Peggy Guggenheim was the wife of the artist Max Ernst and the museum is housed in Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, which is her former home. Her art collection were opened to the public in 1951 and people can now enjoy art from European and American art from the first half of the 20th century.Address: 704 Dorsoduro, VenicePhone: +39 041 240 5411Website: http://www.guggenheim-venice.it
Piazza San Marco, aka Mark's Square, is the biggest square in Venice, and the most famous one too. If you truly want to understand the might of the former Venetian empire this is the place to visit. The square is full of interesting and impressive sights, one of the being the campanile - bell tower - from where you can get a splendid view of Venice.Address: Piazza San Marco, Venice
Longhena's palazzo is one of the most beautiful buildings in the whole city. It was completed in 1756, over 100 years after the first day of construction and today it serves as a museum, Ca' Rezzonico, with an interesting display of 18th century Venice.Address: Dorsoduro 3136, VenicePhone: +39 041 241 0100Website: http://www.carezzonico.visitmuve.it
Ca' Pesaro is the city's modern art museum, located in an old palazzo facing the Grand Canal. Very exciting art can be found in the Oriental art department: 30,000 objects from Japan, China and Indonesia.Address: Santa Croce 2076, VenicePhone: +39 041 721 127Website: http://www.capesaro.visitmuve.it
This fish and vegetable market has been around since the year 1097, and there is a frantic activity here, especially early in the mornings. The fishmongers, the bustling scenes, the old façades and the canal combine for an experience by all senses. The city's best butcher shops are also nearby.Address: Rialto, VeniceMore info: Close to the Rialto Bridge
The Opera is intimate, moving and all around a great way to spend your evening. Have a look at their website what is on while you are there, this is truly a unique experience.Address: Palazzo Barbarigo Minotto, S. Marco 2504, VenicePhone: +39 340 971 7272Website: http://www.musicapalazzo.com
Whether or not you are a fan of classical music, the Interpreti Veneziani is a welcoming, lovely break from the city´s pulse. Take one evening to enjoy the harmony brought to you by the orchestra.Address: Chiesa San Vidal - San Marco 2862/B, VenicePhone: +39 041 277 0561Website: http://www.interpretiveneziani.com
St. Mary was built in the 13th century and is an important landmark in Venice. It holds many masterpieces of Venetian art from the Renaissance period and is simply a delight for the eye.Address: Campo dei Frari, San Polo, VenicePhone: +39 041 272 8611Website: http://www.basilicadeifrari.it
San Giorgio Maggiore is one of the islands around Venice. This is another perfect picture opportunity to capture the gorgeous panoramic view of Venice.Address: Isola San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice
This library is housed in a beautiful Renaissance building and is an exquisite visit in Venice. This is a perfect spot to become more familiar with Venice history.Address: Piazzetta San Marco 7, VenicePhone: +39 041 240 7211Website: http://www.marciana.venezia.sbn.it
If the children are tired of walking around then this is a nice place to visit. Here you will find a great collection of animals and botanical exhibits. The museum houses an interesting display of fossils and preserved animals.Address: Santa Croce 1730, VenicePhone: +39 041 275 0206Website: http://www.msn.visitmuve.it
Torcello is a small island which does not lie on the typical tourist path in Venice. On the island you will find the oldest Byzantine church in Venice, which is truly amazing in the sunset, and almost a bit spooky.Address: Torcello, Venice
Let yourself be swept away by the beautiful renaissance paintings at this gallery. The Venetian painter Tintoretto was paid to provide art for the halls of the Scuola and his master pieces are still there to watch. Take the audio tour to get a deeper knowledge of the artist and his works.Address: Campo San Rocco, 3052, San Polo, VenicePhone: +39 041 523 4864Website: http://www.scuolagrandesanrocco.it
This beautiful church is the most requested for weddings in Venice and when you step inside you will understand why. It has the same beauty as the bigger Saint Marks basilica but is of a more reasonable size. It is said to have been built by leftovers of Saint Mark's basilica and its nickname is "the jewel box" because of its beauty.Address: Campo dei Miracoli, Cannaregio, VenicePhone: +39 041 275 0462
There are several different tour operators offering different types of Gondola tours. You can choose between the more romantic style with a singer singing serenades for you and your loved one, or maybe a more classical sightseeing tour with a guide telling you the history of all beautiful buildings. There are even tours where you can learn how to row the Gondola yourself.Phone: +39 347 7250637Website: http://www.rowvenice.com
The Rialto Bridge is one of the bridges that crosses Canal Grande. Be prepared to meet a lot of other tourists here since this is one of the most well-known landmarks of Venice. The architecture is amazing and when you think about that it is built on approximately 12,000 wooden pilings, over 400 years ago, you might think twice before you decide to step your foot on it.Address: Rialto bridge, Venice
Ponte dei Sospiri means the Bridge of Sighs, and it has got its sad name from the condemned prisoners passing it to their way to the execution. The covered bridge connects the prison with the interrogation room in Doge's Palace and it crosses the Rio di Palazzo. If you happen pass under it at sunset, the same time as the bells of St Mark's Campanile are ringing, remember to kiss your loved one and the legend says that you will have eternal love.Address: Ponte dei Sospiri, Venice
This used to be a neighbourhood bar serving una ombra (a shadow), Venetian slang for a glass of wine. Today Da Fiore could quite possibly be the city's best restaurant, with sober décor and dishes like misto crudo (marinated raw fish) and pennette with crayfish tails and broccoli.Address: San Polo 2002, VenicePhone: +39 041 721 308Website: http://www.dafiore.net
The restaurant Locanda Cipriani is part of the world famous luxury hotel by the same name, but you can't really tell. The décor is simple, the atmosphere relaxed, and the menu includes traditional dishes such as pappardelle with veal liver.Address: Piazza Santa Fosca 29, VenicePhone: +39 041 730 150Website: http://www.locandacipriani.com
Bacaria's are simple places to eat cicchetti, a Venetian tapas. Da Pinto is close to the Rialto fish market and the brave amongst you might try the masanette, tiny green crabs that are eaten whole, shell and all.Address: San Polo 367, VenicePhone: +39 041 522 4599Website: http://www.vinidapinto.it
Italy, as a country, is world famous for making great pizza. Da Mamo serves classic Italian pizza as well as traditional and historical Venetian dishes right in the heart of the city.Address: San Marco, 5251, Calle Stagneri, VenicePhone: +39 041 523 6583Website: http://www.damamo.it
La Zucca provides an excellent option if you're tired of pizza and pasta and crave fresh veggies. The restaurant is small and inviting, situated next to a picturesque bridge and don't worry if you arrive via the water, there's also a door facing the canal.Address: Santa Croce 1762, VenicePhone: +39 041 524 1570Website: http://www.lazucca.it
Alfredo´s lies hidden on a small side street in the city. This is a great option for a lunch as you can choose from different pasta and the owner will help you with the best sauce option for your choice.Address: Calle De La Casseleria 5324, VenicePhone: +39 335 548 7020
Cantinone Gia Schiavi is the perfect place to go to if you are looking for Italian style tapas accompanied by a nice glass of wine. Go for a mix of cicchetti, you will not be disappointed!Address: Dorso Duro 992, VenicePhone: +39 041 523 0034
Riviera is situated in a relaxed environment combined with soft music creating the perfect atmosphere for a wonderful dinner. The seafood here is lovely and the sommelier will help you find the perfect wine to your dinner.Address: Dorsoduro 1473, VenicePhone: +39 041 522 7621Website: http://www.ristoranteriviera.it
The beautiful view along with the amazing food makes this a restaurant that you cannot miss. The prices are higher here but once you have tried the food and enjoyed the atmosphere you will find it worth your visit.Address: Fundamente Nuove, Cannareggio 5039, VenicePhone: +39 041 523 6084Website: http://www.algiubagio.net
Osteria Antico Giardinetto is a lovely family run restaurant close to Rialto fish market. Here you will find fresh Mediterranean cuisine and fish in a warm atmosphere.Address: Calle dei Morti 2253, VenicePhone: +39 041 722 882Website: http://www.anticogiardinetto.it
At Ristorante Ribot you can enjoy delicious vegetarian cuisine and salads, all made with fresh products from the market. Choose between sitting in their flower garden or inside in the cosy atmosphere.Address: Fondamenta Minotto, 160 (Santa Croce), VenicePhone: +39 041 524 2486Website: http://www.ristoranteribot.com
Ristorante Marco Polo is a lovely little restaurant which is located close to St Mark's square. It is an authentic Italian style restaurant which combines traditional cuisine with modern flavours.Address: Via Forte Marghera 67, VenicePhone: +39 041 989 855Website: http://www.ristorantemarcopolo.it
Venice is not a city which you usually associate with pubs, but if you are in the mood for an English style pub serving a mix of burgers, hotdogs and Italian food then this is the place to be. If this is not convincing enough, you should know that they show live football and rugby.Address: Calle Stagneri 5185, VenicePhone: +39 041 520 0623Website: http://www.devilsforestpub.com
In the bright and modern atmosphere of Ristorante a Beccafico Arte, genuine Italian dishes are served by friendly and efficient waiters. The combination of these two important pieces makes guests coming here for the first time, want to come back, over and over again.Address: Cannaregio 2289/C Strada Nuova, VenicePhone: +39 041 2759 220Website: http://www.abeccaficoarte.comOpening hours: Closed on Tuesdays
One of the city's best patisseries, good for breakfast or coffee. Try some of the local specialities like zaleti, made with corn flour, or crunchy baicoli. When the weather is nice most people choose to sit by the tables on the square.Address: San Marco 950, VenicePhone: +39 041 521 0544Website: http://www.rosasalva.it
Majer is a combined bakery and café located in a quaint alleyway. Their philosophy to every day enjoy a few moments of sweetness and tastiness should indeed inspire us all.Address: Santa Croce 287/A, Piazzale Roma, VenicePhone: +39 041 710835Website: http://www.majer.it
Grancaffè Quadri offers breakfast, dinner, and everything in between. It is an excellent venue to either sit down during the day and have a sandwich and a cup of coffee, or in the evening with a glamorous cocktail or luxurious glass of wine.Address: Piazza San Marco, 121, VenicePhone: +39 041 522 2105Website: http://www.caffequadri.it
This historical café/bar opened its door in 1720 and is located at the famous St. Mark's Square. This café is one of the oldest in Italy and known all over the world, it has even become an attraction.Address: Piazza San Marco, VenicePhone: +39 041 520 5641Website: http://www.caffeflorian.com
Gelato is the Italian word for ice cream, and in Italy this usually entails a frozen sweet treat. Don't be surprised if your ice cream has a tasty topping of fresh fruit and/or nut purée. Gelato Fantasy also offers sherbet prepared daily with fresh fruit.Address: Calle dei Fabbri, VenicePhone: +39 041 522 5993Website: http://www.gelatofantasy.com
If you are craving crepes, or even if you are not, you should visit La Mela Verde. Try their divine crepes, and while you are at it, go for their delicious gelato.Address: Fondamenta de L'osmarin-Castello, VenicePhone: +39 349 195 7924
Cafè Noir is a lively place popular with students, and always packed to the rafters. At its best when spontaneous, and sometimes wild, parties erupt in the later hours of the night.Address: Viale Venezia, 101, VenicePhone: +39 0431 722 076Website: http://www.cafenoir.biz
Piccolo Mondo is a bar with a club feel to it. Or maybe the other way around—a club with a bar vibe. Parts of the student population seem to make it here, too.Address: Calle Contarini-Corfù, VenicePhone: +39 41 520 0371Website: http://www.piccolomondo.biz
This is the original, the bar that all other "Harry's" around the world are modelled after. The Bellini, the champagne and peach drink was invented here. Harry's Bar focuses on creating an inviting atmosphere that welcomes everybody with open arms.Address: San Marco 1323, VenicePhone: +39 41 528 5777Website: http://www.cipriani.com
Venice Jazz Club is a brilliant club that has succeeded in creating a cosy and authentic venue. From 21.00 to 23.00 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday you can come by and catch a concert, but be sure to book in advance as it fills up in a heartbeat.Address: Dorsoduro 3102, Ponte dei Pugni, S.Margherita, VenicePhone: +39 041 523 2056Website: http://www.venicejazzclub.com
The Irish Pub is a friendly Irish bar with lots of beer and great attitude. Nice place to hang out and maybe have a snack and they also have pizza and sandwiches if you get hungry.Address: Cannaregio 3487, VenicePhone: +39 041 0990 196Website: http://www.theirishpubvenezia.com
This small bar provides delicious cocktails and drinks for a young and happy crowd every night of the week. If you come here during day time, they also offer tasty sandwiches and coffee.Address: Dorsoduro 3684, Campo Santa Margherita, Venice
Right between the two tourist sights Rialto Bridge and San Marco's Square you find this well-established bar. It has been around since 1997 and attracts a mix of locals and tourists. There are TV's showing Italian football and great music until late for the party peopleAddress: San Marco, 5546, VenicePhone: +39 041 528 5249Website: http://www.bacarojazz.com
Osteria Ai Pugni lies close to the university and you will see a lot of students here. That means good prices and a happy and cheerful vibe too. Wine, spirits and other drinks flows from the bar and the appetizers are yummy. This is also a great spot for people-watching.Address: Fondamenta Gherardini, Venice
At the award winning Bar Dandolo, in the luxury hotel Danieli, guests can relax in a beautiful setting and sip on perfectly made classic cocktails. Here are live music performances several nights of the week and WiFi is complimentary.Address: Riva degli Schiavoni, VenicePhone: +39 041 522 6480Website: http://www.danielihotelvenice.com
Even if the party doesn't go on until the sun rises this is a place that comes to life after midnight. The drink menu includes a wide array of beers, wines and cocktails and if you are hungry there are snacks like burgers, sandwiches and antipasti to choose from.Address: Campo Santa Margherita Dorsoduro, 3019, VenicePhone: +39 041 528 6255
To add an international atmosphere to your evening cocktail, head to Londrabar at the four-star hotel Londra Palace. Take a seat on the beautiful terrace and watch the canals and the everyday life.Address: Riva Degli Schiavoni 4171, VenicePhone: +39 041 520 0533Website: http://www.londrapalace.com
If you are in the mood to meet new friends and drink and dance, you should make a visit at Raging Pub with its flag-covered ceiling in Campo Santa Margherita. In summertime guests sit together on the square outside.Address: Campo Santa Margherita, 3112, VenicePhone: +39 3454 694 503Website: http://www.ragingpub.webs.com
The small underground club TAG in Mestre, attracts the party crowd that wish to dance all night. Electronic music mix up with live jazz music performances and here is almost always a queue to get inside.Address: Via Giustizia, 19, Venice
AquAlta has a modern and fresh interior and young and trendy people meet here over a glass of chilled Prosecco and delicious appetizers. It is located in Mestre and serves as good bar to start the night at.Address: Mestre, Piazza Barche, 37, VenicePhone: +39 041 972208Website: http://www.aqualta.it
Right on the beach in Lido, just outside Venice, this large bar and nightclub give the jet set of Venice the right summer vibes. Coloured lightening, popular DJ's, large white sunbeds and fruity cocktails contribute to the right atmosphere.Address: Lungomare Guglielmo Marconi, VenicePhone: +39 348 793 1123Website: http://www.aurora.stOpening hours: Open May to September
Molocinque lies in a former theatre complex in Porto Marghera and since 1999, the large club with several bars and dance floors has gathered a fashionable crowd between 20-40 years. The music is mostly techno, pop, 70's, 80's, and Latin dance music.Address: Via Elettricità 8, VenicePhone: +39 041 538 4983Website: http://www.molocinque.it
This venue in Maghera hosts live music performances from up and coming artists and they cover genres like indie, rock, pop, punk, electro, and oldies. DJ's and bands can send in their material to the club and get a chance to play there for a large crowd. Calvin Harris, Steve Aoki and Metronomy have all played here.Address: Via della pila 103, VenicePhone: +39 393 757 3462Website: http://www.wahwahclub.blogspot.se
Once you step inside this bar, you will understand where the name comes from. All interior is orange. House music, art and a wide selection of wines, cocktails and other drinks makes this place popular among the young and trendy people in Venice.Address: Campo Santa Margherita, 3054a, VenicePhone: +39 041 523 4740Website: http://www.orangebar.it
Just next to Café Noir you find Cafe Blue. As its neighbour bar, it also attracts a young student crowd looking for a party night out. They serve delicious Spritz and WiFi is complimentary.Address: Dorsoduro 3778, loc. San Pantalon, VenicePhone: +39 041 5727 627
El Refolo is a bustling but welcoming wine bar where locals come to enjoy a Spritz and some appetizers. Sit down at the outdoor seating and watch the people passing by while sipping a glass of good Italian wine.Address: Sestiere Castello, 1580, VeniceWebsite: http://www.elrefolo.it
The Codognato family is known for their macabre skull rings and snake necklaces. Their jewellery has been a Venetian landmark for more than a century and the shop has not been moved since it opened in 1866 by Simeone Codognato.Address: Calle Ascensione 1295, San Marco, VenicePhone: +39 041 522 5042Website: http://www.attiliocodognato.it
Drogheria Mascari, is a traditional spice trader. In the old days they used to jostle along Calle degli Spezieri, but today only Drogheria Mascari remains. This family owned food speciality store offers spices, tea, balsamic vinegar and other delicacies.Address: Sestiere San Polo 381, VenicePhone: +39 041 522 9762Website: http://www.imascari.com
This fish and vegetable market has been around since the year 1097, and there is a frantic activity here, especially early in the mornings. The fishmongers, the bustling scenes, the old façades and the canal combine for an experience by all senses. The city's best butcher shops are also nearby.Address: Rialto, VeniceMore info: Close to the Rialto Bridge
Even if you aren't in need of a book this unique book store is well worth a visit. Thousands of books lies helter-skelter in the small shop and some of them lies in gondolas if there would be a flooding. Do not be afraid if you see a cat prowling, it is most likely one of the owner's.Address: Sestiere Castello, 5176/B, VenicePhone: +39 041 296 0841
Italy is known for its good food made from local products of high quality. At Prosciutto e Parmigiano you will find a wide selection of these high quality products. This is a perfect stop if you plan to have a picnic or if you want to buy some edible souvenirs.Address: Castello 5793/A Calle del Mondo Novo, VenicePhone: +39 338 3120 284Website: http://www.prosciuttoeparmigiano.it
The world famous French brand has its own store at St Mark's Square. In the exclusive boutique, you find the latest fashion and clothes and accessories with the famous LV monogram.Address: San Marco, 1345, VenicePhone: +39 800 308 980Website: http://www.louisvuitton.it
Gucci is another world famous brand that you will find on St Mark's square. This Florence-based brand has over a hundred boutiques spread all over the world and here you find luxurious and elegant clothes, shoes and accessories for both men and women.Address: Piazza San Marco, VenicePhone: +39 041 522 9119Website: http://www.gucci.com
At the small but elegant glass shop ElleElle you can revel in colourful and uniquely designed glasses, vases and other types of glass products. All of them are original pieces directly from the glass factory Mason Muretti, a Venezian company.Address: Fondamenta Manin 52, VenicePhone: +390 41 527 48 66Website: http://www.elleellemurano.com
If you are planning a party or a wedding and want to impress your guests with stunning invitations make a visit at Gianni Basso Stampatore. Business cards, menus, invitations and other types of letterpress products are made here with hand-carved wood printing blocks and antique techniques.Address: 5306 Cannaregio, VenicePhone: +39 041 523 4681
With all boats and canals in the city, the thought of pirates are not far away. Master jeweller Sigfrido creates rings, necklaces and other types of pieces of jewellery with details like skulls and colourful stones.Address: 5336 Castello, VenicePhone: +39 041 522 8437Website: http://www.sigfridocipolato.com
If you have fallen in love with the typical Venetian boats, the gondolas, head to Gilberto Penzo and buy one to take home with you. The actual size might be too big to bring in your luggage but here you find beautifully made miniatures and if you wish to build one by yourself you can also buy a kit.Address: Calle 2 dei Saoneri 2681, VenicePhone: +390 41 71 93 72Website: http://www.veniceboats.com
When you shop at Banco Lotto 10, you support a retraining program at the women's prison on Giudecca. The clothes and accessories you find here, are all hand-made by inmates, and volunteers are working in the boutique.Address: Salizada da Sant'Antonin 3478a, VenicePhone: +390 41 522 14 39
In Murano you can visit the Sent sisters' sleek and modern gallery showcasing their chic glass jewellery. Every piece is unique and here you will find lovely gifts. They also have two shops in Dorsoduro and San Marco.Address: Fondamenta Serenella, VenicePhone: +39 041 527 4662Website: http://www.marinaesusannasent.com
In this small boutique you find all kinds of hats of the highest quality. If you feel that you need a gondolier's hat in your wardrobe you will find it here together with woolly hats, hats for the carnival, wedding hats and original Panama hats directly imported from Ecuador.Address: Calle del Lovo 4813, VenicePhone: +39 041 522 6454Website: http://www.giulianalongo.com
The Vascellari family has worked as opticians for several generations and the shop on Ruga Rialto has been around since 1964. They design their own eyewear brand and have an eye to find the perfect pair of glasses for every customer's face shape and personal style.Address: Ruga Rialto 1030, San Polo, VenicePhone: +39 041 522 9388Website: http://www.otticavascellari.it
Dolce & Gabbana is one of the most famous Italian brands and you find their shop together with other luxurious brands at St Mark's Square. Their collections and designs are stylish and elegant but always with the latest trends in mind. Here you find their latest collections for both men, women and children.Address: San Marco 223, 30124, VenicePhone: +39 041 52 09 991Website: http://www.dolcegabbana.it
In need for fashionable accessories? Make a visit at the elegant shop Barbieri Arabesque. Scarves, shawls, bags, ties and belts made of leather, cashmere and silk of highest quality are beautifully displayed here and you can botanise in labels like Moschino, Pollini and Iceberg. You also find non-branded products but with the same high quality.Address: Calle della Madonna, 3403, VenicePhone: +39 041 522 8177
This flea market in the Campo Santa Maria Nova dei Miracoli and its surrounding area, is held about ten days a year, by decision of the municipality of Venice. This is a place for bargains and you will find everything from antiques, comics and books.Address: Cannaregio, Campo Santa Maria Nova, 30121, VeniceWebsite: http://www.comune.venezia.itMore info: Check website for exact dates
This outlet is located about 40 km from Venice but if you want to buy the luxurious designer labels to reduced prices the journey will be well worth it. Brands like Costume National, Salvatore Ferragamo, Burberry, Fendi, Versace and many, many more are all represented here and if you love shopping you can easily spend several hours here.Address: Via Marco Polo 1, 30020, Noventa di PiavePhone: +39 0421 57 41Website: http://www.mcarthurglen.com/it/noventa-di-piave-designer-outlet/itMore info: There is a daily shuttle service from Piazzale Tronchetto in Venice to Outlet Noventa
At Arnoldo e Battois you will find uniquely designed bags and clothes, influenced by architectural elements. Silvano Arnoldo and Massimiliano Battois, two Venetian designers, started the brand in 2001 and it has won several awards, both national and international.Address: Calle dei Fuseri, 4217, VenicePhone: +39 041 528 5944Website: http://www.arnoldoebattois.com
Aeroporto Treviso, sometimes referred to as Venice's package tour airport, lies 30 km north of Venice. ATVO and Barzi buses depart for Venice and the journey takes about 40 minutes. A single ticket with the Barzi bus costs €10.00 and the fare for a return ticket is €18.00. There is a ticket office located in the arrivals hall. A taxi from the airport to Piazzale Roma in Venice starts at €65.Address: Treviso AirportPhone: +39 041 2606111Website: http://www.trevisoairport.it / http://www.atvo.it / http://www.barziservice.comMore info: Prices updated May 2014


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Water activities are a great way to stay cool and have a good time with your friends or family. Take along these ten tips — and your common sense — to get wet, make waves, and have a blast!
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What is being advertised as the biggest modified race in the western United States will take place in Price on Sept. 29 through Sept. 30.
Castle Country Clash will be presented on the Desert Thunder Raceway. The event will feature three categories of cars: modified, street stock and pure stock.
Event planners are expecting to have 150 cars participate in the race, where a $20,000 purse will be offered.
"What we want is to do is make this the best race we can and work towards becoming as big as Las Vegas," said Dave Adair.
Adair, Ron Hansen and racetrack owner Harvey Howard are the individuals who are taking charge of the upcoming contest.
The three men see the potential of the race becoming a perennial event.
The main draw to the event is the track, according to the event organizers.
Desert Thunder is three-eights of a mile long and 80 feet wide.
It is an oval track, which is semi-banked, and races late models, pure stocks and modifieds and is the largest dirt track west of Denver.
The $20,000 purse will be posted on Desert Thunder's website.
The first place winner in the modified category will receive $3,000.
First place for street stock will receive $2,500 and first place for pure stock will receive $1,500.
The event organizers expect to draw 750 people associated with racing, including the vehicle drivers, crews and mechanics.
With a $15,000 advertising budget raised from local business sponsors, the race planners hope to attract many fans and drivers not only from Utah, but from the entire western United States.


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i can not think of anything - i am wondering if there is a loose screw or somthing floating aound in the case though. when i have seen power supplys die it has been much less dramatic.
How's this for a less than calming experience? After procrastinating all long-weekend over adding a new CD-ROM drive and monitor to my second computer I finally got around to dealing with tangled cables and subborn screws and case components in order to get the job done. Once the innards of the machine were exposed I used the opportunity to blast in the inside of the compy (including the power supply) with some compressed air. I then added the CD-ROM drive, closed the machine up and proceeded to set the thing up again. I just about had everything connected save for the keyboard, however, when I started to insert the keyboard cable into the PS/2 port I heard a sparking sound and saw a flash inside the power supply. I was then treated to the smell of smouldering plastic before I unplugged everything and moved the compy out of the room.
I'm wondering if there was anything that I could have done incorrectly while setiing things up that would have caused this (I've done this type of thing before with no problems) or if time was just up for this power supply (the computer is about 4 yrs old).
I am also reluctant to plug it in again on order to see if things still work as it seems that this could represent a threat to person and property. Any suggestions as to how to proceed?
i can not think of anything - i am wondering if there is a loose screw or somthing floating aound in the case though. when i have seen power supplys die it has been much less dramatic.
Well I once was changing a hard drive in a friend's computer and while in the process, I smelled that electrical type smoke. I still wasn't quite sure what it was so i continued to install the hd. When I was done, I started up the computer and nothing happen. It turned out the power supply had went dead. Nothing else happen by trying to start the computer, it just didn't have any power.
Well, suggestion for the future, you should always unplug before you start working on your PC. But it could have been anything. The way to test is, plug in just the PSU to the wall, and then there is a wiring diagram on it, if you ground the switch on line it should switch on, if it doesn't, its dead.
Thanks for the suggestions and replies guys. I did a closer inspection of the PSU to follow-up on the loose screw theory. So far it seems like the only loose screw involved was me. This was determined by the extremely scientific shake method whereby the PSU was "handraulically" made to move up and down while an organic audio detection unit was used to determine if there were any sounds resembling that of a piece of threaded metallic material with no point of attachment inside the PSU. Nothing was detected.
I was looking at the casing for the PSU to see if I could find some sort of diagram to follow up on the PSU testing suggestion. All that seems to be there is is a sticker with notes on which wire does what and a scary warning about the risks of trying to service the unit yourself.
The info provided may be enough to try and test it, however, physics class was generally one of my "catch-up-on-sleep" classes so I don't think I'll be doing too much tinkering with the PSU (plus that warning was pretty scary ).
I usually dust-off with those air-in-the-can-with-liquid-form type and I've seen the liquids coming out instead of just air blow.
I couldn't say the PSU failure is preventables and such but whenever you service your computer or its components, you should wait a while to have them dried up before applying power.
I've also seen PSU up to the smoke and wires short with fire burning, so it just is your luck.


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How To Cook Broccoli, 5 Ways
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Allow me to present to you the humble broccoli, beloved steamed side dish with lemon and butter, faithful team-player to quick stir-fries, virtuous add-in to any number of cheesy pasta dishes. Broccoli is the vegetable we reach for when we need a little something extra to round out a meal. Here's how to trim it down to bite-sized pieces, along with five ways to cook it up.
When buying broccoli, choose vegetables that have a uniform green color with no major brown or yellowing spots. The broccoli stem should feel firm and the crown should be tight and springy; soft stems or limp florets are a sign of old broccoli. Store broccoli in the crisper drawer in the fridge until you're ready to use it. Broccoli should keep fairly well for at least a week.
Broccoli can be eaten raw, but blanching it quickly in boiling water helps give it a more crisp-tender texture and bring out its flavor. Broccoli can also be steamed, sautéed, and roasted. You could even throw long spears on the grill!
How do you like to prepare broccoli?
What You Need
1 or more heads broccoli
A paring knife
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1. Trim Off the Florets - Slice straight through the broccoli stem as close to the crown as you can get. The crown should break into several large florets. Cut through the "trunk" of each floret to make bite-sized pieces. Place these in a small bowl and run them under water to wash away any grit.
2. Trim and Slice the Stem - The main stem of the broccoli is entirely edible. Trim off any leaves or blemishes. You can remove the tougher top layer of skin with a peeler if you would like, but it's not necessary. Slice off the bottom inch of the stem and discard (it's usually too dry to be very tasty). Slice the remaining stem into disks. Stems take longer than florets to cook, so place all these slices in a separate bowl from the florets. Tinse under water to wash away any grit.
Cooking Method #1: Blanching - Prepare a bowl of ice water and have it next to the stove. Bring a large pot of water to a rapid boil. Add a heaping tablespoon of salt. Add the broccoli florets and cook until crisp-tender, 1 - 1 1/2 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon and plunge immediately in the ice water. Let the water come back to a boil, then cook the stems until they are also crisp-tender, 1 1/2 - 2 minutes. If you would like softer vegetables, cook for an additional 30 seconds.
• Uses for Blanched Broccoli: Vegetable platters, cold salads, frittatas and other casseroles.
Cooking Method #2: Steaming in the Microwave - Place the broccoli florets and stems in a microwave-safe dish and pour 2-3 tablespoons of water over top. Cover with a dinner plate and microwave on HIGH for 3-4 minutes. Remove the lid carefully and check if the broccoli is tender. Microwave in additional 1-minute bursts if necessary.
• Uses for Steamed Broccoli: Side dish with olive oil and seasonings, warm salads, frittatas and casseroles, soups.
Cooking Method #3: Steaming on the Stove Top - Fill a pot with a few inches of water and insert a steamer basket over top. Be sure the water does not touch the bottom of the steamer basket. Bring the water to a simmer over medium-high heat. Add the broccoli florets and stems and cover. Steam for 4-5 minutes, until tender.
• Uses for Steamed Broccoli: Side dish with olive oil and seasonings, warm salads, frittatas and casseroles, soups.
Cooking Method #4 - Sautéing - Make sure the broccoli is as dry as possible (you can skip rinsing under water if your broccoli seems clean). Film a skillet with oil and set over medium-high heat. Add the florets and a big pinch of salt. Toss to coat with oil. Add the stems 1 minute later. Continue cooking, stirring frequently, until the broccoli is bright green and tender.
• Uses for Sautéed Broccoli: vegetable sautés, side dish with seasonings
Cooking Method #5 - Roasting Heat the oven to 425°F. Make sure the broccoli is as dry as possible (you can skip rinsing under water if your broccoli seems clean). Toss the broccoli florets and stems with a few teaspoons of oil and a half teaspoon of salt. Spread the broccoli on a foil-lined baking sheet in a single layer. Roast for 20-25 minutes, until the broccoli is crunchy and you can see deep caramelized brown spots. Serve immediately.
• Uses for Roasted Broccoli - Side dish, cold or warm salads, pizza topping (under-roast slightly so the broccoli doesn't burn on the pizza)
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Several of The American Legion's top legislative priorities are wrapped up in S. 1963 - an omnibus bill passed Wednesday by the House of Representatives - that aims to improve women's services at VA health-care facilities, provide better support for caregivers of disabled veterans, expand mental-health services, reduce homelessness and commit the U.S. government to a number of other initiatives to better serve veterans and their families.
The Caregivers and Veterans Omnibus Health Services Act sailed through the House by a 419-0 vote. A Senate vote awaits. House Veterans Affairs Committee Chairman Bob Filner, D-Calif., said the cost estimate of the added services is about $1.7 billion over the next five years, or approximately 1 percent of the VA budget.
American Legion National Commander Clarence Hill testified before a joint session of the House and Senate Veterans' Affairs Committees last September that women's health-care needs had to move up on the congressional agenda for VA. "The demographic of the American veteran is changing," he told the committees at that time. "This includes a growing and significant number of women veterans who sacrifice no less than their male counterparts."
After S. 1963 passed Wednesday, American Legion Veterans Affairs & Rehabilitation Division Director Barry Searle said the nation's largest veterans organization is "especially impressed by the attention this bill is giving to our 1.8 million women veterans. It specifically calls for VA mental-health professionals to be educated and trained to handle sexual trauma cases. It authorizes a study to find out what barriers are preventing women veterans from seeking the VA health-care benefits they've earned from their service. The bill creates a pilot program to provide childcare services for mothers who need VA services, and even provides seven days of health care to newborn children of women veterans."
Hill added that the Legion has worked closely with Congress over the last year and a half to set fresh, relevant priorities for VA health care and pass legislation that will make them a reality. "This omnibus bill really strengthens the quality and quantity of health care for our nation's veterans," Hill explained. "It improves VA rural health care and increases access to mental health care. It even gives more care and services to veterans who've been exposed to Agent Orange and other chemicals in combat zones. This bill is a comprehensive response to many things The American Legion has been advocating for quite some time."
The Legion has worked for several years to improve VA access in rural areas. In many sparsely populated parts of the country, veterans are forced to drive hundreds of miles to receive medical care. Until recent years, their travel reimbursement was 11 cents a mile. While the reimbursement rate has more than quadrupled in response to pressure from The American Legion, the omnibus bill passed Wednesday is designed to do a better job of delivering care where veterans live.
"This bill will do a lot for our veterans living in rural and other remote areas," Searle explained. "It requires VA to focus on recruiting and retaining more health-care workers in rural areas, improve the overall quality of health care in rural communities, and to expand telemedicine services in those areas."
Commander Hill has also spoken with leaders in Congress and the administration to extend help for families who struggle to take care of their wounded-warrior or disabled-veteran spouses or children. "This legislation will support family members and others who care for the disabled, ill, or injured veterans," Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said, "This is very important to families, military families. Our wounded soldiers and their families have made a serious sacrifice for our country, and this bill will bring them some relief." The measure offers 24-hour respite care in veterans' homes, caregiver training and mental health counseling, as well as financial support to cover travel costs for medical treatment.
Filner and Pelosi both praised The American Legion for its persistence, insight and support as the bill was crafted. "As the leaders of The American Legion have stated, this legislation offers bold solutions to major challenges facing servicemembers, veterans and their families."
Other provisions of the bill include:
"It is simply our duty as a nation, when we put our men and women in harm's way, to care for them when they return," Filner said. "S. 1963 demonstrates America's commitment to the dedicated servicemembers who have served in uniform and puts front and center the health-care needs of veterans and their families. It is our pledge to them, that we have not forgotten the sacrifices they have made in defense of this country."


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Brenda's French Soul Food is a Creole Diner in the Civic Center serving rich, flavorful food with French style and New Orleans soul. Chef-owner and New Orleans native Brenda Buenviaje shows diners her take on French Soul Food — cooking rooted in French technique and made soulful through Creole and Southern influence.
The Fried Shrimp Po' Boy. It is #79 on 7x7 Magazine's list of 100 Things To Try Before You Die.
"Order the beignet sampler to try an assortment of flavors!"
"Being a vegetarian, I've ordered the beignets, biscuits and pancakes. Everything was amazing. The biscuits melt in your mouth and the jam is some sort of peach/apple combination that makes your biscuit taste like pie."
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Drawing on craft honed in French and Creole kitchens of New Orleans and San Francisco, Brenda serves up breakfast, lunch, and dinner with flavors that are at once bold and nuanced, uncomplicated and refined, gourmet, and down-home.
On the menu at Brenda's you will find some traditional French and Creole fare as well as a few unique items like our signature stuffed beignets (fried doughnuts) and Sweet Watermelon Tea. What you will not find is anything bland or under-seasoned.
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Nonprofit hospital operator Novant Heath will rebrand its 13 hospitals in four states under one name, including Prince William Hospital.
The 170-bed hospital will now be called Novant Health Prince William Medical Center.
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EVENT of the DAY: CityParks Seniors Fitness program
Starting today, the CityParks Seniors Fitness program will offer free yoga, tennis and fitness walking classes in parks across the five boroughs.The classes, which are open to New Yorkers 60 and older, last for seven weeks. All equipment and instruction is free. Sessions are one hour long and take place twice a week. Click here for more info or to submit an event of your own
Empty Key Food store spells disappointment for Flushing residents
The large signs plastered outside the shuttered Key Food on Parsons Blvd. in Flushing shout "Lost Our Lease" but the story is way more complicated. Read more: New York Daily News
Couple seeking custody of kids they 'kidnapped'
A Queens couple that busted their eight kids out of foster care last year and later spent 90 days in prison for custodial interference is now suing — for custody. Read more: New York Post
Woman, 64, dies aboard Korean Air flight into JFK Airport
A 64-year-old woman died of natural causes aboard a Korean Air flight into Kennedy Airport Sunday, officials said. Read more: New York Daily News
Multi-million dollar kennel planned for Kennedy Airport
John F. Kennedy International Airport is going to the dogs. And cats. And probably birds and horses. Read more: CBS New York
New York City public schools offering 'morning-after pill'
The New York City Department of Education has begun offering the so-called morning-after pill to students in a pilot program at 13 high schools across the city. Read more: CBS New York
Obama launches new tax offensive against Romney
President Barack Obama's campaign is launching a new offensive Monday against Republican Mitt Romney, blasting the GOP nominee for criticizing Americans who don't pay income taxes without having "come clean" about his own. Read more: AP
Week-old Giant panda cub dies at National Zoo
The giant panda cub born a week ago at the National Zoo in Washington died Sunday morning, saddening zoo officials and visitors who had heralded its unexpected arrival. Read more: ABC New York/AP
'Homeland' and 'Modern Family' win big at Emmys
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BALTIMORE (AP) - Some fans will be cheering for the Browns, and some will be cheering for the Ravens -- but a lot of people will be cheering for the referees at tonight's game in Baltimore.
It will be their first game back after a tentative agreement last night ended the NFL's lockout of its game officials. The substitute refs have been roundly criticized for blown calls, including one that decided the outcome of Monday night's game.
One player says he never thought he'd be excited to see the referees return to work -- but Josh Cribbs of the Browns tweets, "It's about time."
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is apologizing to fans, adding that the lockout has been "painful for everybody."
The deal reached last night came in the aftermath of Seattle's chaotic last-second win over Green Bay on Monday night. The league has conceded that the game-winning touchdown should have been negated by a penalty.
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We meet by the petrol station at the junction of London Road and Birchwood Road, Swanley at 09:00 for a 09:15 start. We aim to cover 50 to 60 miles taking in a cafe stop. Usually home before 14:00. We don't leave people behind, and average @ 15mph.
However as the 25th falls on Xmas Day, we've moved our club run to Boxing Day meeting at the Texaco petrol station at the corner of London Road and Birchwood Road at 09.45 for a 10.00am ride to Clackett Lane Services on the M25, the only place open on Boxing Day.
We also have our Reliability Trial on Sunday 8th January 2012. 28 and 50 miles. Visit the club website for more details.
Come and join us.
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Elk River Hiking Trail. Accurately measured forest trail winding through unique limestone bluffs, rock formations & picturesque vistas. Mostly single-track, out & back, very rocky, no long hills.
9 Aid Stations in the 50K--7 fully-stocked with water, electrolyte drink & snack-type foods, 2 water only. 3 fully stocked aid stations in the 25K. Approximate distance between aid stations is 3.5 miles with no distance greater than 4 miles between aid stations in either event.
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(a) Any officer or agency designated by the President may appropriate for the use of the United States any captured vessel, arms, munitions, or other material taken as prize. The department or agency for whose use the prize property is appropriated shall deposit the value of the property with the Treasurer of the United States or with the public depositary nearest to the court in which the proceedings are to be had, subject to the orders of the court.
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(c) Notwithstanding subsections (a) and (b), in any case where prize property is appropriated for the use of the United States, a prize court may adjudicate the cause on the basis of an inventory and survey and an appropriate undertaking by the United States to respond for the value of the property, without either an appraisal or a deposit of the value of the prize with the Treasurer of the United States or a public depositary.
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In subsection (a) the words "may appropriate" are substituted for the words "the power to take or appropriate * * * may be exercised", in 34 U.S.C. 1162, for clarity and uniformity of statement. Under the Revised Statutes it was implied and understood that the Navy could appropriate prizes on behalf of the United States for use by the Navy. Use by other government agencies was not contemplated. The 1942 Act enabled the Navy to turn prize vessels over to the War Shipping Administration without bringing them back to United States ports. Reference to that Administration in subsection (a) is omitted since the Administration has been abolished and these functions have not been specifically vested in its successors. It is surplusage as well, because the authority to appropriate is given to any officer or agency designated by the President.
The proviso added to R.S. 4624 (34 U.S.C. 1140) by the 1945 amendment is identical with the proviso added to the 1942 Act (34 U.S.C. 1162) by the 1944 amendment. The 1945 Act completed the process of making the procedure under the Revised Statutes the same as that in effect for causes over which the courts were given jurisdiction by the World War II legislation, and its single statement in subsection (c) is therefore justified.
34 U.S.C. 1140 and the revised section reflect the Act of March 3, 1899, ch. 413, § 13,30 Stat. 1007, which repealed laws authorizing distribution of prize proceeds to captors, and the Act of May 29, 1920, ch. 214, 41 Stat. 654, which requires substitution of "Treasurer of the United States or public depositary" for "assistant treasurer".
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13 January 2013 11:20 AM
From David Toke's Green Energy Blog
A Conference presented by The University of Birmingham and the Claverton Group of Energy Experts, Friday January 18th
This Conference will focus on policies needed to underpin a feed-in tariff system for funding renewable energy and also the sort of policy environment that is needed to ensure maximised expansion of renewable energy. The event coincides with the passage through Parliament of the Energy Bill implementing Electricity Market Reform (EMR) which is concerned with giving priority to a low-carbon electricity strategy. A mixture of expert speakers and participants from industry, government, environmental NGOs, and academia will discuss the details of the issues and options. Attendance fees will be £200 corporate, £50 individuals and free to voluntary groups - also free to speakers of course. Booking should be done through the online shop at;
James Arathoon
20 January 2013 02:17 PM
Probably cancelled because of the snow. I wonder if any of the attendees could see the irony? Or are their heads all too deeply buried in the taxpayer subsidy trough?
20 January 2013 03:16 PM
The big six energy firms were not there. Most of the public subsidies are and will be going them. That's the way they like it.
This conference, which had a heathy attendence, inspite of the snow consisted of smaller energy independents, energy consultants, academics, graduate students at Birmingham, one MP, green lobby groups and range of interested individuals who want to see government policy on energy improved.
All these people need is a level playing field on which to compete and a stable regulatory environment in which to conduct their business.
Compare this with Third Generation Nuclear.
1. 100% subsidies for research and development
2. Subsidies through an array of Government Quangos in Britain and Europe
4, Worker education and training subsisies
5. Construction Subsidies
6. Investment Subsidies
7. Income Subsidies (indended and unintended)
8. Insurance cap subsidies
9. Decommissioning and Waste Cap Subsidies
10. Opportunites (as with all multi-nationals) to avoid some or all UK corporation tax.
Open your eyes - find the worst offenders and attack them. Think before you attack all the small guys, who seem to me, to be slowly trying to make the world a better place, despite having their arms tied behind their backs by government.
James Arathoon
James Arathoon
20 January 2013 04:12 PM
It's a band wagon James - people playing around the margins with stuff that has nothing like the energy density required to make it mainstream (or even viable in any commercial payback terms).
You'll recall my comments about Green bling on the Savoy House thrad
It's prime importance might be, and I emphasise the might be, to create just a fraction more energy security in europe
If you've been watching the news lately, those poor sods out in the algerian desert work on a plant that puts circa 17% of EU gas through it.
Just think what a coordinated RPG or light artillery assault would do to the lights across Europe, throw in a few unidentified anti vehicle and anti personnel mines and a cluster of IED's and we'd be down for many months - lucky the focus was on a few hostages really.
I'm all for a better energy policy though.
Let the wind blow you, across a big floor.
20 January 2013 06:44 PM
This is not people playing about at the margins.
DECC's Contracts for Difference [CfD's] (or more correctly entitled "Centrally Controlled Statutory Instruments for Perennial Subsidy") are something that will seriously mess up energy policy in this country for the next 50 years.
If this can be defined as a "bandwagon", then it is a bandwagon that is very large and once it gets going will be very very difficult to stop quickly.
James Arathoon
James Arathoon
20 January 2013 10:10 PM
Hi James, I'm no fan of handouts for the nuclear industry either. Indeed they've been only too keen to jump on the climate change scaremongering bandwagon. Although, in their defence, at least nuclear does reliably generate a useful amount of power. Not something that can be said of snow covered solar panels or stationary windturbines on a cold, still day.
James wrote:
I'm all for level playing fields but look what they're actually demanding:
a system which sees rich land owners paid vastly inflated prices for the worthless trickle of unreliable intermittent energy they produce - at the expense of poor house holders, freezing pensioners and small business struggling to survive under the burden of energy bills needlessly inflated by various green taxes and subsidies.
21 January 2013 02:09 PM
I have great sympathy with a lot of what you say. The main thing that exasperates me about you is that you offer your critique without providing suggestions as to where a solution might lie.
The solution appears to be framed by the question:
Is it better to make spurious and partial analyses (as DECC is currently using) to inform rushed and non-sensical policy making or is it better to doing nothing and let the private market and nature take its own course?
These seem to me to be the only alternatives currently on offer to us, and I can see why there are valid objections all sides of the debate, and why many engineers feel they have no directing role to play in any of this.
What appears to be happening is that public and bill payer funds (that should be limited to support and encouragement for new generation technologies for eventual equity driven private sector roll-out) are being directed into slush funds for the building of vast amounts of uneconomic generation capacity. As part of this process public money is and will be used to guarantee generator profits and remove all their private sector risks.
Feed in tariffs are being justified to support new technologies so they can be evaluated in real world use, and I agree with this use. However where does public support for new technologies end and gross market manipulation by picking winners begin? We have no clarity on this and this is an unacceptable and unsustainable political position in my opinion.
If you are a developer and want to build new third gen nuclear (EPR, AP1000) and offshore wind (using a range of inappropriate onshore wind technologies) you are quids in for now apparently (well at least until some future government changes its mind as to the sanity of all this).
At this moment in this cold snap 45% of our electricity is being generated by coal. Politicians either want to get rid of coal on an absurdly quick timescale without having a reliable and cheap technology to replace it, or they want to put their full faith in a technology to reduce its carbon emissions, CCS, that hasn't even been costed and developed yet.
Now I am all for reducing our carbon emissions, but its not going to happen in way politicians currently envisage - no matter what the arbitary targets they put in place.
I agree with Robert Hargraves (Author of "Thorium Cheaper than Coal"); we need a new cheap and viable source of energy to be able to reduce our carbon emissions. The only even half plausible candidate on the table for this at the moment is Molten Salt Thorium Reactors.
- Third Generation Nuclear is an expensive and unsustainable dead end that needs vast amounts of public subsidy to roll it out.
- Tokamak Fusion Power, even if it does work, will be too expensive and we already know that without building ITER.
- Renewable energy covers some electrical generation, some of the time, but will never be able to meet our entire global energy needs.
What about heating and transport? Are we going to close down our gas grid and put all energy supplies via the electrical grid in the UK? The energy flows and the peaks and troughs of gas use are far greater than for electicity in the UK. Even if we could generate all this extra winter electricity where do all the extra pylons go?
James Arathoon
James Arathoon
23 January 2013 12:28 AM
Hi James,
Those are some good points and valid questions. In my opinion the free market should be left to sort it out - regulated only to ensure free and fair competition and to prevent monopolies. It is madness to think the central planners at DECC can come up with an efficient one-size-fits-all solution to such a multi-facetted ever changing issue as energy supply.
And I would dispute your assertion that 'we need to reduce our carbon emissions'. There's been no warming since 1998 despite one third of all man's CO2 emissions having occurred since that date. This graph of RSS Satellite global temperature vs Man-made CO2 illustrates my point. How long must the temperature plateau continue before we re-evaluate whether 'reducing CO2 to fight climate change' should be the primary objective of energy policy?
In my opinion the government's only objective should be to ensure the free market supplies UK customers with the lowest energy bills possible. But at the moment this is nowhere on their list of objectives. In fact quite the opposite; Instead they see price rises as a valid tool to enforce a reduction in consumption. A complete anathema to human health and wealth creation.
PS.The USA is currently seeing roughly a 5% year-on-year decline in CO2 emissions largely thanks to the use of more efficient shale gas generation - Once again the free market at work - without any need for wasteful state run emissions trading schemes or carbon pricing money-go rounds.
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