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Some of the wind energy generated near Abilene will help power Southwestern University in Georgetown, but not much of it has been purchased by local universities and colleges.
Southwestern recently became the first university in Texas to purchase all of its electricity from wind energy, according to the school.
Through an 18-year agreement between American Electric Power and Georgetown, Southwestern's electricity will be purchased from two West Texas wind farms: the South Trent Wind Farm between Abilene and Sweetwater and the Southwest Mesa Wind Farm in McCamey, which is northeast of Fort Stockton.
The majority of colleges and universities in Abilene do not purchase power from wind or other renewable sources, though some officials have discussed adding green power to their energy portfolios the next time contracts are renewed with their electric providers.
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(S01E16) What are you afraid of? That was the question facing the three families that make up this exceptional comedy series. Whether it's a fear of roller coasters, tight places, passing your driver's test, getting asked to dance, or that your daughter isn't connecting to you, it's how we deal with our fears that defines us as people.
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The Virginia Information Technologies Agency, Northrop Grumman, IT staff at state agencies and EMC are continuing to work to restore services to agencies. The outage resulted from a damaged networked storage system, which now has been repaired. Currently, technicians are bringing up servers and agencies are testing applications.
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Significant progress has been made and we have reached high confidence that all services will be restored soon.
* At 1:45 this morning, VITA and Northrop Grumman turned systems back over to DMV for additional testing. DMV still is unable to process drivers' licenses at its customer centers, but other services continue to be available.
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* This outage is regrettable and the time it has taken to restore agency operations is unacceptable. We extend our apologies to citizens and state agency employees who were impacted, and ask for their continued patience.
* This outage, while significant and particularly so for those attempting to secure a driver's license, was not as widespread as some think. Of the 89 state agencies, 26 were impacted. Of those 26, three had core business functions impacted. State government functions and computer systems continued to operate. Mainframes, networks, PCs, e-mail and phone systems continued to be available. The outage affected 13% of the Commonwealth's file servers.
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(Note: Earlier reports that 27 agencies were impacted were incorrect. The correct number is 26. The 27th system impacted was Northrop Grumman.)
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VITA, Northrop Grumman, EMC and impacted state agencies are continuing to work around the clock to restore services. This networked storage system outage impacted 27 of 89 state agencies. State agencies are operating and serving citizens. The most public-facing issue is that the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) cannot issue drivers' licenses at its customer service centers.
* The networked storage unit -- an EMC DMX 3 -- has been repaired. We are continuing the time-consuming process of verifying and restoring data. This is especially time-consuming for those agencies with large amounts of complex data.
* Twenty-four of the 27 affected agencies are up and running. However, three agencies are not yet fully operational. They are, as we've said before, the Department of Motor Vehicles, Department of Taxation and the State Board of Elections.
* This outage has not crippled state government. It has created some challenges and the DMV outage has impacted citizens seeking drivers' licenses but the vast majority of state government computing functions are fully operational. Approximately two-thirds of state agencies were not impacted by this outage.
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5 p.m., Monday, August 30, 2010
On Wednesday, August 25, at approximately 3 p.m., the Commonwealth of Virginia experienced an information technology (IT) infrastructure outage that affected 27 of the Commonwealth's 89 agencies and caused 13 percent of the Commonwealth's file servers to fail. The failure was in the equipment used for data storage, commonly known as a storage area network (SAN). Specifically, the SAN that failed was an EMC DMX-3.
According to the manufacturer of the storage system, the events that led to the outage appear to be unprecedented. The manufacturer reports that the system and its underlying technology have an exemplary history of reliability, industry-leading data availability of more than 99.999 percent and no similar failure has occurred in more than one billion hours of run time. A root cause analysis of the failure is currently being conducted.
The storage unit has been repaired and we have been in the meticulous process of carefully restoring data since the failure. This is a time-consuming process that requires close collaboration with the impacted agencies, especially those agencies with large, complex amounts of data.
Twenty-four of the 27 affected agencies were up and running this morning. However, three agencies are not yet fully operational. These agencies are the Department of Motor Vehicles, Department of Taxation and the State Board of Elections. Other agencies continue to experience minor issues.
The DMV was heavily impacted by this hardware failure and has been unable to process in-person driver's licenses or ID cards at its 74 customer service centers. Please keep checking the DMV website for updates concerning this situation. We understand that this is a great inconvenience for our citizens and we are doing everything in our power to restore service as quickly as possible.
Teams and staff from the affected state agencies, the Virginia Information Technologies Agency, Northrop Grumman and EMC continue to work around the clock to correct the situation. I have confidence in the teams that are working on this problem. They are aggressively executing our recovery plan and are working tirelessly to restore all the affected agencies to a fully operational status. They have made significant progress and continue to do so. I ask for the continued understanding and patience of state employees and citizens as this work continues.
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10 p.m., Sunday, August 29, 2010
Throughout the weekend, teams have been working steadily and deliberately to ensure the restoration process is complete and that all data is verified following the networked storage system failure experienced last week. We appreciate the cooperation and patience of every agency and citizen affected by this issue. Below is an update regarding the substantial progress that has been made over the weekend and that we expect will continue to be made through the night:
* Successful repair to the storage system hardware is complete, and all but three or possibly four agencies out of the 26 agency systems have been restored. Agencies continue to perform verification testing.
* Progress continues, but work is not yet complete for the three or four agencies that have some of the largest and most complex databases. These databases make the restoration process extremely time consuming. The unfortunate result is the agencies will not be able to process some customer transactions until additional testing and validation are complete.
* According to the manufacturer of the storage system, the events that led to the outage appear to be unprecedented. The manufacturer reports that the system and its underlying technology have an exemplary history of reliability, industry-leading data availability of more than 99.999% and no similar failure in one billion hours of run time.
* While most issues have been resolved over the weekend, some issues may continue as the impacted systems are tested and validated. State agencies should report any issues to the VITA Customer Care Center (VCCC) at (866) 637-8482 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Additional staff will be available to handle any increase in call volume. Please note: E-mail should not be used to report critical issues or outages impacting an agency. To report a critical issue, please call the VCCC directly.
Update on storage outage
11 a.m., Friday, Aug. 27, 2010
* Maintenance and repair work proceeded as expected overnight. Applications, servers and the damaged storage system were taken down as planned.
* The storage system has been repaired.
* More than 60 percent of the servers attached to that storage system have been brought back up and are operational. Agencies are testing those servers and related applications.
* Work continues to restore the remaining servers.
* The system is not yet 100 percent operational. We will be brining services up throughout the day. Some data must be restored.
* Unfortunately, DMV still cannot process driver's licenses at its customer centers. Please check the DMV website for details on services available at the customer centers and online. Some other agencies continue to be impacted.
Update on storage outage
3 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 26, 2010
* While work continued today (Thursday, August 26, 2010) on repairing the faulty networked storage system, information technology operations continued in a degraded mode impacting 24 state agencies.
* The storage provider, EMC, determined that the best course of action is to perform an extensive maintenance and repair process. VITA and Northrop Grumman, in consultation, have determined this is the best way to proceed.
* That process of maintenance and repair will begin at 5:30 p.m. today.
* That process will impact the original 24 agencies. Impact to additional agencies still is being determined. We are aggressively notifying agencies of these plans so that they can plan accordingly.
* VITA, Northrop Grumman and EMC will coordinate efforts to execute a plan to replace the failed components and any others that appear suspect. This process involves shutting down applications, bringing down servers and bringing down the storage system, and restoring all three in reverse order. Applications will be brought back online during the early morning hours tomorrow.
* Afterwards, corruption of some data is expected. VITA and Northrop Grumman will work directly with agencies tomorrow for remediation and to restore data from backups.
* This is the best course of action to remedy the current situation and bring all applications back on line as expeditiously as possible.
* The SAN is a high-performance, highly reliable unit. EMC representatives report it is highly unusual to encounter a dual failure in a networked storage system. This is a unique issue that requires this extensive maintenance and repair process.
* Special thank you to citizens and state employees impacted for their patience and understanding during this challenge.
Update on storage outage
10 a.m., Thursday, Aug. 26
* A storage area network (SAN) failed. Redundancy also failed. This hardware failure occurred shortly before 3 p.m. Wednesday.
* Servers attached to this storage network could not access data.
* VITA and Northrop Grumman activated the rapid response team and began work with the appropriate vendors to restore service. Teams have worked through the night.
* Not all systems at a given agency are down. Possible impacts include databases, applications and websites
* Approximately two dozen agencies are impacted. For security reasons and because the degree of severity varies at the impacted agencies, we are not providing the names of those agencies.
* Such failures occur with information technology systems, the same as they do with power grids. We work to avoid such failures, minimize the impact and restore service as quickly as possible. And, we are doing just that now.
* The work we have done in recent years to improve the information technology for the state has made our systems more secure and reliable. When something like this does happens, we have processes in place and dedicated, knowledgeable staff at the agencies, VITA and Northrop Grumman to respond appropriately.
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Esher overpower battling Cinderford in Dockham Road defeat
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ESHER overpowered a hardy Cinderford at Dockham Road in a 12-try thriller.
Despite closing the deficit to 39-32 in the final 10 minutes, the Foresters had to be content with a try-scoring bonus point while the visitors went back to Surrey with five points.
Playing an unchanged starting XV from last weekend's 24-24 draw with Tyendale, the Foresters were first to get points on the board. Esher strayed offside and Wilcox split the posts for three points.
Referee Shane Lewis issued Esher with a warning after he was forced to dole out four penalties in quick succession and Cinderford capitalised.
Will Davis crashed over from the five-metre catch-and-drive but Wilcox's conversion sailed wide.
Esher hit straight back four minutes later, loose head prop David Millard crossing the whitewash from another driving maul, with full-back Luke Daniels kicking the conversion.
Just six minutes later an Esher training ground moved executed perfectly caught Cinderford by surprise and gave the visitors the lead.
Scrum-half and former Cinderford man Patrick O'Grady skipped over and Daniels' touchline conversion was taken superbly.
Cinderford had to react and they did four minutes later. Davis went close, but the ball was recycled and Wilcox's somewhat wayward pass was gathered expertly by centre Jack Adams and he drove over the line in the corner. The deficit was reduced to just one point, but agonisingly, Wilcox's touchline conversion hit the upright.
Daniels let Cinderford off the hook by missing a penalty but Esher's quick ball and free-running play was putting Cinderford under pressure as the first half entered the final 10 minutes.
Esher fly-half Mickey Wilson squirrelled through to cross the line and Daniels converted.
Cinderford then lost their heads in the final few moments and allowed number eight Michael McFarlane to sneak through a gap to give Esher their fourth try.
Daniels successfully converted to make the score 26-13 at half-time.
Cinderford's defence was stretched to its limits in the opening phases of the second half.
An attacking Esher line-out piled over, with Millard again placing the ball. Daniels kicked wide again.
Cinderford had to respond at 31-13 down. Tom Hicks made an excellent carry but was stopped just short as he looked around wildly for support. The ball was recycled into the corner and Andy Balumakau grounded the ball, but the tricky conversion sailed wide.
Replacement winger Nev Codlin was warned for taking out a man in the air and Esher kicked to the corner. The ball squirted out of the driving maul and found its way to pacy full-back Daniels to score a try but his conversion was yet again booted wide.
Codlin made amends from his costly penalty with a blistering run through the centre towards Esher's try-line and Davis eventually touched down for his second and the team's fourth try, with Wilcox adding the extras.
Cinderford's front row began to buckle under the pressure of the visiting pack and Esher's efforts were rewarded with a simple kick in front of the posts, taken with ease by Daniels to extend their lead to 39-25.
Cinderford's driving maul once again smashed through, hooker Tom Bozzard getting his name on the scoresheet with Wilcox adding the extras. Now Cinderford were within seven points for a losing bonus point.
But Esher shattered those hopes and put the game out sight.
A clearance kick from their own 22 was well chased by the backs, and Daniels pounced as it trickled over the try-line. The simple conversion was easy for the full-back who enjoyed a prolific game in the 15 jersey.
CINDERFORD: S Hawley, A Bulumakau (N Codlin, 47), J Adams, R Winchle, S Baker, M Wilcox, D Pointon (C Stuart-Smith, 74), W Davis (J Smart, 57), T Bozzard, E Booley, E King, T Hicks, R Birkin, W Keenan, A Balding (c)
ESHER: L Daniels, S Sutherland, F Strange, A Wright (T Whelan, 67), A Mogensen, M Wilson), P O'Grady ( J Macmanus, 74), D Millard, J Campbell (S Edwards, 74), O Mines (S Maguire, 45), I Kench, K Chesney (G Drye, 65), C Gentles, P Synnott, M Macfarlane
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Unable to Correct the System Failure? NY Court Tosses 'Star Trek' Lawsuit
A New York court says a 'Star Trek' fan does not deserves millions of dollars in damages for buying memorabilia he says proved fake. The court ruled that Ted Moustakis of Towaco, N.J. wasn't promised a one-of-a-kind piece when he paid $11,400 for a uniform supposedly worn by Data on 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' at a 2006 Christie's auction. The appeals court did say Moustakis is due, at most, a refund for two other purchases he says were fake, a $6,000 poker visor supposedly worn by Data and a $6,600 table from the show's set.


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Recap: Derek Dorsett On TSN
- Caught off guard? "Definitely. I don't know when my return will be, but I am really excited that the Rangers wanted me."
- On his broken collarbone: "It's about 4 weeks now, I am flying in tonight to see the NY doctors and we will go from there."
- On talking to the Rangers, "I briefly talked with Glen. He called and welcomed me and was wondering how my shoulder was doing and giving me some details on a flight and seeing some doctors. When I get there I am sure we will have meetings with Torts. I got a text from a good friend in Nasher."
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Dorsett has two more years left on his contract after this season and when he signed his contract, former Columbus GM Scott Howson said "I'm not surprised by what he accomplished (this season), but he certainly took a giant leap forward in terms of his ability to contribute to the team. I can't say I'm surprised, though. He's been doing this sort of thing for his team since he was 17 or 18 years old, in the junior ranks."
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ArmaTrac Stuns British Journalists
Following the huge interest shown on ArmaTrac at Britain's most significant agriculture fairs, five British journalists of Britain's most popular agriculture publications have grouped together to visit Erkunt Traktor's factory in Ankara and test ArmaTrac tractors on the field.
Witnessing the pre-test demonstrations that took place on the field, the journalists were not anywhere near hiding how astonished they were as heavily-equipped ArmaTrac rode up on a hill, ploughing and pushing backwards another ArmaTrac by leaps and bounds at the same time.
With his eyes wide-open accompanied by a huge laughter, "I haven't seen anything like this. This is crazy" said James Rickard, the correspondent for one of Britain's oldest agriculture publications Farmers Guardian.
Five journalists tested four different models of ArmaTrac in a summer-like afternoon and they sounded highly satisfied with what they saw. When asked to share his opinions in two words, Richard Halloran, correspondent for Farmer Link, said "Very Positive" with a big smile on his face, right after taking his hat and sun-glasses off, eyeing ArmaTrac and showing signs of being puzzled. Then he eyed ArmaTrac again and added, "It is hard to believe but this is one of the most powerful tractors I have ever seen".
The journalists took all afternoon to test ArmaTrac thus the amazement kept going as they explored the tractors. James Andrews, correspondent for Farmers Weekly, was quicker than Halloran to express his opinions in two words, knocking different parts of ArmaTrac and looking very confident in saying "Rock-solid".


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BiographyDr. Jason Faris attended medical school at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Following graduation, he completed internship and residency at the Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), and fellowship training at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Midway through fellowship, Dr. Faris served as a Chief Resident in the Department of Medicine at MGH. Dr. Faris currently is an attending physician with the GI Cancer program at the MGH Cancer Center, and is interested in the evaluation of new therapeutics for GI cancers. Dr Faris is the principal investigator for several clinical trials open to patients with GI Cancers.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. — A Maryland Senate committee is scheduled to hold a hearing on the Purple Line project.
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The story of humanity is written in our genes, and thanks to modern science and technology, we are finally able to read it. J.M. Ledgard reports from where it—and we—all began
From INTELLIGENT LIFE Magazine, Summer 2009
An hour's drive and a 600-metre drop in altitude from Nairobi is Olorgesailie, a Lower Palaeolithic archaeological site on the floor of the Rift Valley in Kenya. It is blisteringly hot. Nothing moves in the heat of the day except dust, gathering into twisters. There are puff adders in the grass, scorpions under the rocks. The lions are thin, the giraffes few, the elephants killed. It might be the closest we have to the Garden of Eden.
From the campsite it is possible to make out the outline of the prehistoric lake which once flooded the plain in soapy water. According to potassium-argon dating, hominids lived here for 900,000 years. They made handaxes which they used to butcher the hippos, zebras and baboons they hunted and scavenged. Olorgesailie stands for the gaping history of our species, a blurry, half-formed and dreamlike time from which archaeology can pull out only pieces. The Kenyan anthropologist Louis Leakey uncovered a Homo erectus skull here in the 1940s; the brain cavity was disappointingly small. There must have been grunts, gestures with stones, blood, the sky blotted with vultures, ape children kept back in the darkness. The sense of space here is immense. So too is the sense of known time, hominid time, known at first in the way a beast knows time, in light and darkness, but conscious all the same. The night sky is black lacquered. Satellites pass across it like trams. There are shooting stars. Sometimes there is the sound of hyenas.
"To the extent we are hardwired, it is probably as small bands of hunter-gatherers," says Spencer Wells, the American geneticist who heads the Genographic Project. Its aim is to take 100,000 DNA samples from indigenous peoples around the world and write the songline of mankind's journey out of Africa from a place like Olorgesailie, obliterating any literal interpretation of the Garden of Eden and replacing it with a new evidence-based creed.
The creed holds that every single non-African on the planet is descended from one or possibly two small bands of humans who made it on rafts and skins across the Red Sea at the narrows of the Bab el-Mandeb, or Gate of Tears, about 50,000 years ago. We are a more maritime species than we ever supposed, even if we keep close to the shore. These early humans, this Mayflower on foot, scavenged shellfish along the tideline and in the rock pools, increasing their range by a few kilometres a year. Within 5,000-10,000 years, without much need for adaptation, they had worked their way around India and across the land bridges that then linked Asia with a short sea crossing to Australia.
Some 99% of the human genome is shuffled from one birth to the next. The Genographic Project traces the 1% of the genome which is not shuffled—mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) through the maternal line and the Y-chromosome through the paternal. These jokers in the pack allow geneticists to work back to our common ancestors. Our mtDNA appears to coalesce in a single woman, who lived on the African savannah 150,000 years ago. Our Y-chromosome survives from a single man, who lived in the Rift Valley of Kenya or Tanzania 59,000 years ago. So Adam and Eve did exist—90,000 years apart. The discrepancy is because, unlike the biblical Adam and Eve, this couple only represent the last common Ancestors we can trace genetically.
About 60,000 years ago, our species had crashed to 2,000 individuals, then recovered with the help of language and conceptual thinking. The speed of our spreading is alarming set against evolutionary time, as if we're bacteria. The journey of each individual is arranged by haplogroup, a branch of migration marked by a genetic mutation. Since the 1848 revolutions, the spread of mechanised transport and the rise of "isms" culminating in globalism, couples have been shuffling their distinct genetic families, or haplogroups, some representing tiny indigenous peoples, others much of western Europe. In many respects the Genographic Project is a race against time. Indigenous peoples amount to just 350m of the 6.8 billion people on the planet. The number of languages has gone from 15,000 in 1492 to 5,900 today. The ancient bloodlines are almost gone. Soon only the vampires will be left.
The Genographic Project, which is underwritten by National Geographic, IBM and the Waitt Foundation, revolves around the dazzling countenance of Spencer Wells (pictured below). With his blond hair, blue eyes and Nebraska roots, he is the ideal high priest to explain to white Americans that they are blacks gone curdy. His biography carefully notes that he was a "child prodigy with a love for both history and science" who entered the University of Texas at 16. He took his PhD at Harvard under the noted evolutionary geneticist Richard Lewontin, then worked for the founding father of population genetics, Luca Cavalli-Sforza, at Stanford. After a stint running a lab in Oxford and a couple of television shows, he became an explorer-in-residence at National Geographic, which he regards as "the world's coolest job".
For publicity's sake, the project will help solve popular history questions. Did the Vikings leave a genetic imprint on America? How far did the Incas spread? But at its core is the hard science of population genetics.
Cavalli-Sforza's "The History and Geography of Human Genes", written with Paolo Menozzi and Alberto Piazza (Princeton University Press, 1994), is still considered the best overview of genetic diversity in humans. Cavalli-Sforza demolished the idea of there being different species of human being. No more Homo afer, asiaticus, europaeus, americanus and monstrous. Race, says Cavalli-Sforza, has hardly any useful biological meaning at all. It is about adaptation. Grain-eaters between the Baltic and Black Sea got pale skin, pale eyes and pale hair because they were under selective pressure to process more Vitamin D from limited sunlight. Lewontin, Wells's other mentor, posited that if a nuclear war struck and only the Kenyan Kikuyu survived, they would still have 85% of the genetic variation of mankind; with a similar history and conditions, they too would turn blond and blue-eyed under the northern sun.
Cavalli-Sforza was the first to propose a global sample of genetic diversity, but his Human Genome Diversity Project foundered on insensitivity to indigenous peoples and a murky position on whether the DNA samples could be sold. The Genographic Project has learned from those mistakes. Instead of covering its costs with industrial sponsorship, it sells kits to interested members of the public, which in turn support a small legacy fund for indigenous peoples that sweetens their participation. The project has so far gathered 50,000 DNA samples from indigenous peoples. It has sold 300,000 kits at $100 a pop to the public in 130 countries. The major findings will be made public in 2011. "The biggest challenges have been bureaucratic and financial," says Wells. The few remaining ethnolinguistic hotspots are in remote bits of rainforest, marsh, desert and steppe: National Geographic country.


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If you are looking for ways to increase the value of your home before selling it, you should be careful not to overlook your basement. A comfortable, dry basement is a feature that can attract many potential buyers and help distinguish your house from others they are considering. Of course, a completely finished basement will often provide the most significant boost to your home's value, but you may not have the time or the resources to fully finish it. However, you can still make several major and relatively simple improvements to your basement that can greatly increase your house's market value.
One of the simplest, yet most effective renovations you can make to your basement is to improve the lighting. Natural light is best; if your house is built into the side of a hill and the basement has access to the outside, you may want to add more windows or expanding existing ones. The position of your house and the direction it faces will help you determine the best placement of these windows to take advantage of the most hours of sunlight.
Even an underground basement may have access to some natural light if you install well windows. These are small windows placed at the top of your basement walls, or at ground level when viewed from the exterior of your house. They may not provide as much sunlight as standard windows, but they will still add a more welcoming, spacious feel to your basement. If natural lighting is not an option, adding ceiling lights or floor lamps is essential to renovating your basement. A dark basement, even if it is large and comfortable, is unlikely to give a good impression to potential buyers.
Once your basement contains sufficient lighting, your next focus should be on its temperature and moisture level. A blast of oppressively hot or unpleasantly cold air when a person first walks into the basement makes the room immediately unappealing, no matter what other amenities it offers. Since basements are frequently constructed originally as a storage space, not as a living area, they are often not as well insulated as the rest of the house. Improved ventilation from the windows you added for light will help somewhat, since they allow you to let fresh air in and stale, unpleasant air out. But in many cases, you will need to add insulation to the ceilings and floors as well. The fastest, easiest way to insulate a basement is by installing EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) foam board insulation sheets. EPS can be mounted to concrete or drywall; not only does it keep hot or cold air out, it also can prevent water vapor or liquid water from reaching the interior of your basement. Ordinary fiberglass insulation is often better for controlling air temperature, but it may require you to frame additional walls before you can install it in a basement. Not only is EPS easier to install, it also does a much better job than fiberglass insulation of controlling the moisture in the basement's air.
Of course, if you have the time and money, you will see the most dramatic improvements to your home's value by finishing your basement completely. In addition to improving the lighting, ventilation and insulation, this project may involve adding walls and floors, installing carpets, soundproofing, painting and furnishing. However, since this can be fairly expensive and time-consuming, adding a few simple improvements to your basement can still be a worthwhile investment.
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So technically this is week 3 of my 16 week training plan for the Chicago marathon.
I can't say that I started it out according to the actual plan since I ran 19 miles across 3 legs of a relay in week 1 and then a 10-mile race in week 2... not to mention that was the only running I did those weeks.
But hey. Solid way to start training for a full, right?
Nonetheless, it's time to get serious. Well, at least get as serious as I can because who are we kidding? It's summer and there will be things that are more fun than running... and it will be hot... so runs will get moved around and some will get missed... but I'm certain this is going to be a solid training season anyways.
I started out this week with a little speed session with friends this evening. We got started around 7, but the heat index was still around 92. It was not really surprise when after my first 800s at the 7:12ish pace I felt like I was going to see my lunch. I slowed it down for the third one to more of a 7:35 pace, and then felt like I needed a bathroom pronto. That's when I discovered that both bathrooms on that side of the park were locked. Thank you Metro Parks and Rec.
I slowed down a bit more for the last 800... in part due to the heat and in part due to my impending need for a bathroom. I managed to do it a little under 8:00 pace, so I'll take it. Quality first speed workout, I say.
Then, I found the bathroom. If you've ever wondered, the bathrooms in Centennial Park are sketch. I used some undesirable public bathrooms before, but this was the first time I went into a women's bathroom and found that there were no doors on the stalls. I opted for the very last toilet and said a little prayer no one would come in there.
At least there was toilet paper. Ah, the joys of marathon training.
I'm exhausted. I forget how hard it is to run in the heat and humidity! Crossing my fingers for cool weather in Chicago come October 9!
Monday, June 27, 2011
Park Bathrooms are Sketch
2 comments:
- phampants said...
Best wishes on week 3 and beyond. I'm 2 weeks behind and starting my marathon training as we speak due to a collapse arch that has kept me sidelined since February. Best wishes & I'll see you in October!
- June 29, 2011 at 12:13 AM
- Keri said...
I am hoping that the weather is much nicer in Chicago this year! Last year it got SO hot. Yay for a great speed workout!
- June 29, 2011 at 7:54 AM
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I would like to ask if i can upgrade current version of EV on next one if Deployment Scanner compains about unsupported OS version.
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My plan is In place update to 9.0.2, move 9.0.2 to new server and finally in place update to 10.0.2.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
When the Utah Department of Transportation builds a new highway structure, utility work is generally the first step in getting the project started.
But for the Helper interchange slated to begin construction later in the month, things will be a little different.
"We had a pre-construction meeting with the contractor (WW Clyde) and they told us that, as soon as they found out they had received the bid, they started to order the pipe for the relocation of the water lines," eplained Myron Lee, spokesman for UDOT's Region 4. "Unfortunately, because of a shortage of pipe, they will not be able to replace the Price city supply line that runs under the project until sometime late in the summer because the pipe is on backorder." The shortage of pipe brings another change to a project which has seen dozens of modifications since it was first proposed.
The latest glitch will change the order in which things are done, but Lee says the project will still get underway soon.
"We had a room of really smart people working on how we can get this project off the ground when one of the first things that must be done is to move utilities," said Lee. "They have come up with some ways to get around it and get going."
The project, which now appears to be in the $20 million range, began life years ago when major traffic accidents occurred at the juncton of U.S. Highway 6 and Helper Main Street.
But with the advent of a plan to make the highway a four land road from Spanish Fork to Green River, the plan took on even more urgency.
During the last two years UDOT has bid out the project three times. But until the last time, all of the bids submitted by contractors came in higher than the engineers's estimates and the money that was available for completion of the interchange project.
Each time, UDOT went to work with its engineering partner on the project and found ways to cut costs.
But cost cutting means a different project than originally envisioned.
And with the last go around, one of the things that fell off the board was a four-lane overpass.
"With having to keep the cost down, we decided to build a two lane overpass over Main Street," noted Lee. "It will have on and off ramps just like a four lane and the entire project will be set up so when we are ready to expand the road to the four lane alignment those will be added."
Currently, the road that comes into Helper from the north is two lanes. But the four lane road that comes from the south is reduced to two near the city limits. That four lane alignment stretches clear back to the Wellington City line.
"The project will still have the same footprint as the four lane option and it will provide safety because it will still be a grade separated crossing," said Lee. "The contractor expects to start the project within the month."
Lee noted that without the needed pipe the contractor and UDOT have come up with some of the aspects of the project hat can be done without replacing the waterline initially.
It appears that the work will begin on a box culvert that will need to be constructed and then the replacement of the sewer line that needs to be moved.
"Of course, the original design was to move the waterlines first, then the sewer line and then abandon the old lines," stated the department of transportation representative "But under the situation things will just have to be done a little differently."
Lee indicated that he thought things would still go well as the work then proceeded through the winter and into next year because UDOT has " a good contractor on board that will do all they can until the water line arrives."
In another piece of news from UDOT, a failing parapet wall on the bridge that crosses over the tracks near Skyview on Highway 6 will have to be repaired in the next two weeks, causing some delays in traffic.
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Former Worcestershire batsman Adrian Shankar faces a police investigation over suggestions that he may have provided false information to obtain a contract with the county.
Shankar was signed by Worcestershire on a two-year deal only two weeks ago but that deal and his registration were terminated on Thursday May 26.
"It quickly became evident that documents provided in order to satisfy the club's obligations to the England and Wales Cricket Board were unacceptable," Worcestershire said in a statement.
"This documentation has now been passed to West Mercia Police for investigation and no further comment will be made by the club while the investigation is taking place."
A spokesman for West Mercia Police confirmed that officers are now investigating 'Shankargate'. "We have been informed by Worcestershire County Cricket Club about this issue and the information has been passed to officers which is now being looked at," she said. No charges have been made.
At the centre of the police investigation will be Shankar's alleged participation in matches in Sri Lanka last winter which Worcestershire claimed had persuaded them to sign him. But scorecards and details of any matches in the Mercantile League competition are conspicuous by their absence from all reputable cricket websites and archives.
There is also confusion about Shankar's age. Worcestershire were led to believe that was 26, but most cricket publications clearly state that he was born on May 7, 1982.
Much of Shankar's cricketing career is shrouded in mystery. What is beyond dispute is that he played for Cambridge University from 2002 to 2005 and was on Lancashire's staff in 2009 and 2010 without making a first team appearance before being released midway through last season.
He put himself up for offer at last winter's IPL auction at a price of £20,000 but went unsold.
Worcestershire signed Shankar having watched him bat only in the nets and pitched him straight into their first team.
He was dismissed for a third ball duck in last week's Clydesdale Bank 40 defeat by Middlesex at Lord's and then batted 20 overs for a defiant unbeaten 10 on his County Championship debut against Durham before he damaged a knee in the warm-up the following morning and took no further part in the match.
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ANDERSON - Piedmont Natural Gas has signed on as the title sponsor for the 2013 season of the Anderson Block Party.
It is the first time in two years that the Main Street Program of Anderson has had a title sponsor for the concert series. And it comes as a welcome relief to the volunteers who put the concerts together each year.
The concert series for this season kicks off today unless storms rain it out. Local artist Wanda Johnson is set to perform today.
"This is a huge deal. Before, we were living week to week," said Carey Jones, one of the volunteers. "We would have figured out a way to put on the concerts. But I was spending as much time running the Block Party as I was running my own business."
Jones declined to say how much Piedmont Natural Gas will contribute.
Jones and Jeff Waters, who are part of the Main Street Program, are two of the key organizers for the seven-month concert series. The series features local bands that perform in downtown Anderson every Thursday evening, from the first week of April to the last week of October.
Jones said each concert costs about $1,500 to $2,000. In the last couple of years, Waters and Jones have been forced to raise money for each concert, one week at a time.
Piedmont Natural Gas spokesman Michael Durham said the company officials are glad to be able to support the community event.
"The Block Party is an excellent way for us to come together and celebrate the great city of Anderson..." Durham said in a written statement.
Several other companies and organizations have signed on to help sponsor the concerts as well, Jones said. Some of those sponsors include Carolina Beers Co., which has been a sponsor several years running now, JPeters, the city of Anderson and Anderson County.
The Anderson City Council approved reimbursing the Main Street Program about $200 a week for the cost of providing security for the concerts, Jones said. Anderson County Council member Gracie Floyd approved $3,000 to $3,500 out of her county recreational fund to go to the concert series, Jones said.
Having some of the bills paid up front will help the organizers with focusing more on lining up talented local bands for the concerts, Waters and Jones said.
"Without a title sponsor, we've been more concerned with our bottom line," Waters said. "It was more important to keep the event going, but now we can take some risks and spice up the Block Party."
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