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University of Sydney Library Newsletter
Issue Nº 31 - August 1997
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In this Issue
- New University Librarian
- Bell Collection - Rare Books and Special Collections Library
- Electronic Texts Now Available at all University Computers: IDEAL | MUSE
- Electronic Versions of Journals - Expanded Availability
- Internet Education Guide: Library/Faculty Joint Project Recognised
- Emailing of library notices
- Digital initiatives - project updates
New University Librarian
John Shipp has been appointed to the position of University Librarian at the University of Sydney Library and will take up duty on 11 August 1997. John is currently University Librarian at the University of Wollongong a position he has held since 1986.
John has been active on a number of professional committees in the library and higher education areas. From 1992 until 1996 he served as President of the Council of Australian University Librarians, period of transition for the organisation with a growth in membership from nineteen to thirty-eight. He is currently a member of the AVCC Standing Committee on Information Resources and is a founding member of the National Scholarly Communications Forum, a group established by the major academies, library organisations and other groups interested in the changes affecting scholarly communication.
He has also participated in number of reviews of university libraries in Australia, including the 1993 review of the University of Sydney Library. He is also active in the library profession and is President-elect of the professional association, the Australian Library and Information Association for 1998.
Bell Collection - Rare Books and Special Collections Library
An index to the recently acquired Bell Collection, which offers a fund of new primary research material to scholars of Australian literature, will shortly be available via the Library's Special Collections Database which may be accessed from the Online Catalogue.
Formed by Queensland based researcher Erica Bell, the Bell Collection comprises chiefly of taped interviews with sixteen Australian poets of the "Generation of '68", including Les Murray, Alan Wearne, John Tranter, Robert Adamson, Jennifer Maiden, John Forbes and Martin Johnson. The interviews provide autobiographical information, analyses of the poets' construction of the meaning of their poetry and discussions of how they see their writing in relation to key developments in Australian writing and poetry. The interviews also deal with the role of the poet and poetry in Australia and the mechanisms by which literary success is perceived to occur in Australia.
Besides the interviews, the collection contains correspondence from the poets relating to the interviews and their work, draft copies of poems, taped readings, copies of published works and photographs.
To access the index to the Bell Collection select Search the Special Collections Database from the Web version of the Library Catalogue (or select Other Databases from the telnet version of the Library Catalogue). Access to the collection itself may be gained through:
Rare Books and Special Collections Library
Level 2, Fisher Library
Hours: 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
For further information contact Sara Hilder, tel (02) 9351 2992, email: email@example.com.
Electronic Texts Now Available at all University Computers
SETIS (The Scholarly Electronic Text and Image Service in the library) lists a large number of electronic texts available from its web server. This list can be found at: http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/ This page also lists the texts and databases that must be used in the library since many texts tied to proprietary software and computer platform simply cannot be networked.
The networked collection mounted locally for university use is almost unique in Australia and is a valuable resource.Individual links to each database conceal a wealth of source material available electronically across the campus. The browse files maintained for each database reveal the full extent of the collection.
The most recent addition to the networked texts is the Oxford English Dictionary now available at any networked university machine at http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/oed
Other networked texts include:
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/poetry (English Poetry Database)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/verse (English Verse Drama Database)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/bible (The Bible in English Database)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/shake (Editions and Adaptations of Shakespeare Database)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/pld/index.html (Patrologia Latina Database)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/ampoetry (American Poetry Database)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/aapoetry (African American Poetry Database)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/goethe (Goethe's Werke)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/philos/hume.html (Complete Works of David Hume)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/philos/hobbes.html (Complete English Works of Thomas Hobbes)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/philos/locke.html (Complete Philosophical Works of John Locke)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/philos/britphil.html (British Philosophy 1600-1900)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/philos/plato.html (Collected Dialogues of Plato)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/philos/ari.html (Complete Works of Aristotle)
- http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/philos/niet.html (Nietzsche's Werke)
Still more networked texts are available from remote sites, including some 2,000 French texts at the Frantext site in Paris. A good source of information about such texts is at the SETIS news page: http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/
The audience for these texts will be very wide, and not restricted to literary, philosophical and religious fields of study. Besides the general interest in such texts as the Oxford English Dictionary (and perhaps Shakespeare, Bible versions, English Poetry and so on) there are fields of textual study beyond the Arts Faculty which may find relevant source material in this collection which will, of course, grow over time (for example, Economic History, Political Theory, History of Science, History of Psychology, Legal History).
Access to the texts is regulated by IP address, since these texts are license restricted, and, therefore, only available to University of Sydney users (this will include modem access from home if the user account is on a university machine). In future, many of our texts will have unrestricted access and the site will become an important national resource for such networked resources.
The service is not simply an electronic reserve system (say, for student access to required tutorial readings) although it may be used for that. It is also a tool for research, providing search access throughout the texts for particular terms, conjunctions of terms and phrases, and so forth. For example, the occurrence of passages in the massive Patrologia Latina database of the Church Fathers, in which, say, the term "nativitas" occurs in conjunction with "natura"; or a search for keywords and phrases within English language poems confined, say, to female poets.
Commercial publishers are now seeking to provide access to electronic texts by annual leasing to their web sites. Other universities and libraries in Australia must now consider how they will provide access to such texts. At the University of Sydney Library, a local web site for these texts is maintained, reducing overseas network links and eliminating annual leasing costs, as well as unreliable response times and so forth. We also, in the main, own the texts that we mount.
Creating and maintaining the local site gives the library a range of skills and experience for publishing other texts - for example, electronic versions of texts created at the university. Another advantage of local mounting is involvement of university researchers, teachers and students in the creation of the site. This can evolve over time with interaction between users of the database and those responsible for maintaining the site (the site is not static, and people need to realise that they can to contribute to decisions as to what regions of texts are searched and how results are displayed.)
Although these texts are available at any university machine, the SETIS area is also available with personal computers for use of these texts, as well as for all of those texts not networked. The service is open from 1.30pm to 5pm Monday to Friday and provides computer facilities for use of CD-Rom and web based electronic texts. It also provides access to text analysis software and
equipment, flat bed scanners and OCR software. Any enquiries about available texts or any issues and problems relating to the use and creation of electronic versions of primary source texts of this nature can be directed to the coordinator of the service:
Creagh Cole
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email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Electronic Versions of Journals - Expanded Availability
One aspect of advances in scholarly electronic publishing is the increasing availability of parallel electronic forms for established print journals, usually on the World Wide Web. Publishers and universities in particular are exploring and trialing electronic access to these journals, including negotiating appropriate access costs. The Library is providing access to both the parallel and unique electronic journals through hotlinks in the catalogue entries for particular titles. A separate listing, with hotlinks, is available on the Library's homepage. The number of titles to which the University now has access has increased recently through two major projects. A significant benefit is that electronic access brings full-text research journals directly to the desktop.
The two major projects are:
IDEAL (International Digital Electronic Access Library)
Access to the full-text of 181 titles published by Academic Press is available to all staff and students of Australian universities. Coverage is predominantly science/technology and is of greatest interest to researchers. Access is provided to issues of journals published in 1996 and 1997 with a limited number of 1995 issues also available. The trial is funded for one year by the Federal Government's National Priority (Reserve) Fund, through recommendations by the Database Access Working Group of the Australian Vice-Chancellors' Committee's Standing Committee on Information Resources.
Access to the Academic Press titles is now available at the University of Sydney by IP address validation, i.e. all workstations connected to the University network can connect to the Web service without a login and password. To view an article and print, but not to search for and read the abstract, Adobe Acrobat software must be available on the workstation being used. Instructions on obtaining the software are provided at the "Etexts and ejournals" page at the Library's Web site: http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/
For examples of journals available through IDEAL, see the entries for Brain and Language and Journal of Economic Theory in the online catalogue.
Project Muse
Project Muse provides access to the full text of over 40 Johns Hopkins University Press scholarly journals in the humanities, social sciences and mathematics. Access is available with a Web browser from any workstation connected to the University network. The journal contents from 1995 or 1996 onwards are currently available online, either via the links in the online catalogue records for the titles or from the alphabetical and subject listing of electronic journals found under "Etexts and ejournals" at the Library's homepage.
See, for example, Human Rights Quarterly and Modern Language Notes.
Through the IDEAL and Project Muse initiatives a substantial range of academic journals is now available online. In addition to improving access to particular titles, the initiatives offer the Library the opportunity to test ways of facilitating electronic access to scholarly and research publications and the acceptability of that access as a substitute for or adjunct to print publications.
Internet Education Guide: Library/Faculty Joint Project Recognised
As part of their support for teaching and research within the University, Library staff are engaged in identifying, evaluating and providing direction to important information resources on the World Wide Web. One way of communicating their knowledge is through subject guides to Internet resources.
These guides are located on the Library's Web server and feature not just organised listings, and sometimes useful commentaries, but also direct links to web resources. The guides vary in scope and comprehensiveness, according to the current perceived needs of the intended clientele, and some have received favourable attention from outside the University.
An Internet guide generated in the University Library in collaboration with the Faculty of Education has been accepted by the prestigious Argus Clearinghouse (http://www.clearinghouse.net/) for inclusion in their list of recommended subject guides. Argus Clearinghouse recognises that existing automated search engines are inadequate to make economical and effective use of the Internet in many areas. The Clearinghouse therefore lists and evaluates a number of subject guides which identify, describe, and evaluate other Internet sites within particular subject areas. Education Internet Guide: Sources for Theory, Practice, Teaching and Research is one of these subject guides.
The Education Internet Guide was compiled by Christabel Wescombe, the Library's subject librarian responsible for Education, with the technical and graphical assistance of Steve Ryan, Co-ordinator of the Library's Internet Training Team, and Dr John Harvey, Director of the Education Technology Centre within the Faculty of Education. Dr Harvey's involvement in the project has brought to fruition the Faculty of Education's view that the Internet is a rich utility, well suited to investigation and research, because it facilitates co-operation, collaborative problem solving, and access to experts and ideas.
The Guide includes over 1,000 annotated sites which were chosen for their meta-information, the reputation of the compiler, and their relevance to the Faculty of Education's teaching and research.
The section "Official Information on Education" is intended for education administrators, policy makers and researchers who need to know how to identify descriptive and statistical sources on education systems, their institutions, policies and programs, their human and financial resources, and the processes involved in their functioning. Hence a substantial number of the sites included have been compiled by governments, and national and international organisations, from North America, United Kingdom, Australia and where possible, Asia.
The section "Selected Areas of Study A-Z" includes links to sites on many topical areas, e.g: Assessment, measurement and evaluation; Comparative education; Educational administration; Educational policy studies; Educational psychology; Educational technology; Health education; Higher education; Language, Literacy and Foreign Language Learning; Methodologies for educational research; Special education; Statistics (Education and education related); and Vocational education ... to name a few.
Another section of the Guide "Using the Internet as a Research Tool" assumes the researcher of educational issues is beginning an investigation and needs to identify resources on the Internet to keep up to date with what's new. Thus, links are provided to the Library's Internet training packages, "Searching the Internet" and "Electronic Conferences", compiled by Philippa Crosbie and Gail Higgins. These describe, evaluate and provide tips on, how to use search engines, subject directories, and electronic conferences for teaching and research purposes. Access to other research facilities is provided by links to electronic journals, databases, library services, and library catalogues (both local and international).
Argus Clearnghouse guides are scored according to specified criteria: resource description and evaluation; overall design; organizational scheme; and links to meta-information. The Education Internet Guide attracted the maximum score. The acceptance of the guide by the Argus Clearinghouse is acknowledged by the organisation's logo - a bright red tick of approval - displayed at the beginning of the guide.
The Education Internet Guide is available on the Library's web homepage (http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/) under Subjects or directly: http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/subjects/education/index.html
Emailing of library notices
In 2nd semester 1996 the library trialed the emailing of library notices to borrowers who indicated their willingness to receive notices in this manner. The trial was a success, with over 2,000 email addresses registered on the library system. We therefore intend to continue to send overdue, recall, awaiting pickup notices and fines invoices via email to those staff who have registered their email address with us, unless we are notified otherwise. If you would like to register your email address with us please notify your interest by completing an "email library notices" form available from any library, or by emailing your name, borrower's number, current address and current email address to email@example.com.
It remains your responsibility to ensure email addresses are correct and that library email notices are read in your absence.
Digital initiatives - project updates
Two collaborative digital projects initiated by the Library, and funded in 1996 as research projects by the Department of Employment Education and Training, have been extended into a second year of development. Both are "leading edge" projects investigating, and establishing, best practices and benchmarks in electronic publication. Both look to enhance access to significant material for Australian researchers, and improve the delivery of Australian content globally via the world wide web.
Though quite different in content and nature, these projects, the Australian Cooperative Digitisation Project 1840-45 and the electronic Medical Journal of Australia, also provide opportunities for the participants to develop fundamental technical and management skills which will assist in the conceptualisation and implementation of similar initiatives in the future.
The Australian Cooperative Digitisation Project, 1840-45 is a collaborative project led by the University of Sydney Library in partnership with the National Library of Australia, the State Library of New South Wales and Monash University Library. The project has been funded by the Australian Research Council as national research infrastructure program. The project home page is at : http://www.nla.gov.au/ferg/.
The intent of this project is to preserve and provide enhanced access to significant and scarce material published in Australia in the period 1840-45, a period of "emergent nationalism" among the Australian colonies. This material is spread across a few major libraries, and the process of digitising these national holdings will, in effect, merge these collections into a comprehensive digital library of the period. The periodicals, newspapers and fiction published during these years will be microfilmed (for long-term preservation) and digitised in the one production process. During this operational process sets of best practices and benchmarks are being established in conjunction with local industry, based on the application of project experience in the US and the UK to the Australian situation. The project will introduce and test large scale digital conversion of nineteenth century material in a production environment.
During 1996, the periodical material was identified, located and checked, technical specifications for digitising were drafted and a test phase completed to evaluate these specifications. In 1997, following successful evaluation of the process and specifications, the major contract for the microfilming and digitisation of the periodical literature has been let. A prototype project interface has been developed at the National Library (http://www.nla.gov.au/acdp/serials.html), and this is currently undergoing testing and evaluation. The fiction of the period has been digitised and is currently being marked-up as full electronic texts through the Scholarly Electronic Text and Image Service (SETIS) here at the University of Sydney (http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/oztexts/acdp.html).
Though still a project in progress, some key objectives of the project have already been accomplished. A fundamental collaborative management and operational model for these types of projects has been established. Achievable technical and quality assurance specifications have been developed, introducing international digital library standards as local 'industry' benchmarks. The process of contracting out production digitisation work for both the periodical and fiction material appears to have been successful. The project has successfully fostered local industry investment and 'tooling up' for this kind of work. The successful tenderer for the major production work was a partnership formed between a well-established micrographics firm (W & F Pascoe) and a multimedia company (PSW Media) experienced in handling heritage material.The Project Management Committee is chaired by Professor Elizabeth Webby, Professor of Australian Literature at Sydney. Library staff involved in this project include Creagh Cole (SETIS), Ross Coleman (Project Manager) and Julie Price (Sydney site coordinator).
The electronic Medical Journal of Australia (eMJA) a joint initiative between the University of Sydney Library and the Medical Journal of Australia was initially funded in 1996 by the AVCC Electronic Publishing Working Group to establish, test and evaluate a process of internet-based open peer review of selected research articles. That stage of the project was successfully completed at the end of 1996, and included the development of an electronic prototype version of the Medical Journal of Australia, (the eMJA), including an integrated print/electronic editorial and publishing process. The platform for the eMJA was established on, and is currently managed, through a server in the Library (http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/MJA/). It was clear from the first stage of the project that the eMJA had the capacity and the coverage to deliver major Australian medical research nationally and globally in a more effective way than print publication, and that there was a receptive and enthusiastic audience for such an enterprise.
The project successfully applied for second round seed funding from the AVCC to develop a commercially viable version of the eMJA. This stage will further develop the editorial and publication model established in 1996 to be able to deliver a full electronic version of the Medical Journal of Australia, with value-added components, on a subscription basis.
As a partner in this project the Library has contributed to a successful model of electronic publishing and has assisted in the improved access and distribution of high quality Australian medical research. Library staff who have been involved in this project include Ross Coleman, Steve Ryan, Monica Davis, Gail Higgins and Cheryl Ruggles.
In the process of initiating and managing these kinds of projects the Library, in conjunction with services such as SETIS, has positioned itself to take advantage of, and extend, it's leading role in collaborative digital library developments.

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Ohio Wesleyan Plans Black History Month Activities
January 29, 2007
In honor of Black History Month, Ohio Wesleyan University's Office of Minority Student Affairs is planning special events ranging from a Caribbe-Afrique Festival to an appearance by former "ER" actress Gloria Reuben.
All events are free and open to the public.
7:30 p.m., Feb. 1 – "King-Dreaming: Living in the legacy of HIStory & HERstory," featuring Marshawn Evans, J.D. Evans, an entrepreneur and up-and-coming litigator and media personality, is a former cast member of the hit NBC television show, "The Apprentice." The event will be held in the Benes Rooms of the Hamilton-Williams Campus Center, 40 Rowland Ave.
7:30 p.m., Feb. 5 – Professor Reko Mate of the University of Zimbabwe will present "AIDS in Zimbabwe." This program, held in the Bayley Room in Beeghly Library, 43 Rowland Ave., is sponsored by the Department of Black World Studies and the Office of Student Minority Affairs.
7:30 p.m., Feb. 8 – Presentation by Ephren Taylor, the youngest African American chief executive officer of a publicly traded company. In addition to heading up City Capital Corporations, a loan and investment-based business development firm, Taylor owns three other companies. The event will be held in the Phillips Hall Auditorium, 50 S. Henry St.
This event has been postponed and will be rescheduled at a later date.
7:30 p.m., Feb. 20 – Presentation by Kevin Powell, author of six books including "Who's Gonna Take the Weight? Manhood, Race, and Power in America," an Essence magazine best-seller. The event will be held in the Benes Rooms of the Hamilton-Williams Campus Center.
7:30 p.m., Feb. 24 – Ohio Wesleyan's Rafiki Wa Afrika, a group that seeks to raise awareness of social, cultural, and political issues on the African continent and in the African American community, will sponsor the Caribbe-Afrique Festival in the Benes Rooms of the Hamilton-Williams Campus Center. The rich, cultural experience will include food, music, and dance.
7:30 p.m., Feb. 27 – Come hear intimate details about the Ghana Mission team's experiences during its recent trip to the African country. Held in the Hamilton-Williams Campus Center's Benes Rooms, the event will include music, food, and visual presentations.
Noon, Mar. 1 – Dr. Jacqueline J. Royster of The Ohio State University will present "Black Women in the Academy," a discussion of the issues and challenges experienced by African American women as they navigate through higher education. The event will take place in Corns 312.
8 p.m., Mar. 28 – Gloria Reuben, best known for her Emmy-nominated stint as an HIV-positive healthcare professional on the NBC television show "ER," will give a presentation on HIV/AIDS and gender in the African American community. The event will take place in the Benes Rooms of the Hamilton-Williams Campus Center.
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Neil Patrick Harris Will Host the Oscars & Complete His Life
Do you want to know what is so weird?
I literally just returned from a second screening of Gone Girl. I turn on twitter and I see Neil Patrick Harris's name everywhere.
So while I was watching him being gruesomely murdered whilst orgasming the rest of you, he was announcing to the world that he'll host the Oscars with a simple video in which he pans to his Bucket List, all of which he's now completed except "Host the Oscars". Let's hope his list continues on the next page of the legal pad because it's way creepy to be done with your Bucket List at 41. And even creepier that NPH's final act will be hosting the ceremony that pays homage to the movie in which he gets his throat slit with a box cutter!
Here are eight items he forgot to include on his list:
☑ Beat the odds and survive childhood stardom
☑ Win 3 People's Choice Awards
☑ Win 4 Emmys
☑ Become friends with Elton John
☑ Work with Joss Whedon twice
☑ Slather penis in fake blood for David Fincher
☑ Host the Tonys 4 Times
☑ Host the Emmys 2 Times
The Oscars probably want to play down his previous hosting gigs else it looks like sloppy sevenths. Still, we already know he's a perfect emcee for showbiz backpatting so, let us rejoice. The Oscars are just 130 days away on Sunday February 22nd, 2015.


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Utah's First Utility-Scale PV Farm - a 300 MW Bohemouth- Will be on Public Lands
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- Published: October 2, 2013
- Written by Chris Meehan
Last month, Energy Capital Group, LLC (ECG) announced that it will develop Utah Solar 1, a 300 megawatt solar plant. This will be, by far, the largest solar project in Utah - as well as one of the largest in the U.S.
The recently announced project will be built on 1,754 acres - land that is being leased from the Utah School and Institutional Trust Land Administration (SITLA). This project closely resembles projects in Arizona, which are being built on state trust lands. As in Arizona, the funds collected from the leasing of the land will go to the state's education system.
"The project will create approximately 200 construction jobs, power an estimated 80,000 homes, generate substantial tax revenue for local & state government, will benefit Utah's K-12 grade school children through lease payments to SITLA and provide clean affordable energy," a spokesperson from Energy Capital said.
"We are excited about the opportunity to develop ECG Utah Solar 1 in Utah which will benefit several groups including the Utah school children, Millard County's economy, Utah's economy and the California utilities in their achieving the state RPS," added Josh Case, who is the CEO of Energy Capital. "The ECG team has made great strides to date and we are reaching more project milestones at a rapid pace. The support from SITLA, Millard County, the State of Utah and other organizations in this whole process has been very much appreciated and we see this as a huge win for all parties involved."
The $600 million solar farm will be adjacent to the Intermountain Power Plant (IPP), according to ECG. The location is ideal, as the infrastructure includes an HVDC transmission line going directly to California. ECG and the organizations it's working with have alreaday conducted the required biological study and cultural survey. The project has entered the interconnection queue and presently, ECG is working with Millard County on the conditional use permit, as well as tackling the Utah Alternative Energy Development Incentive application process.
At this point, the company has not entered into a power-purchase agreement for the power that the project will produce. It's important to note, however, that the transmission line provides power to Los Angeles Department of Water & Power and ECG is working with former LADWP engineer Victor Rojas and now President of Power-Tech Engineers, Inc. (PTEI) on the project.
"ECG Utah Solar 1 will help California utilities achieve the state Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) of 33 percent by 2020 as the IPP substation is part of LADWP transmission system and LADWP is a California Balancing Authority," Rojas stated. "This project will qualify as SBX Bucket 1 which 75% of renewables are required to come from to meet the RPS and is a great fit for both California and Utah."
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Experts, including Tom Wigley of the University of Adelaide, say nuclear power needed to slow warming
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SOME of the world's top climate scientists say wind and solar energy won't be enough to head off extreme global warming, and they're asking environmentalists to support the development of safer nuclear power as one way to cut fossil fuel pollution.
Four scientists who have played a key role in alerting the public to the dangers of climate change sent letters on Sunday to leading environmental groups and politicians around the world. The letter, an advance copy of which was given to The Associated Press, urges a crucial discussion on the role of nuclear power in fighting climate change.
Environmentalists agree that global warming is a threat to ecosystems and humans, but many oppose nuclear power and believe that new forms of renewable energy will be able to power the world within the next few decades.
That isn't realistic, the letter said.
"Those energy sources cannot scale up fast enough" to deliver the amount of cheap and reliable power the world needs, and "with the planet warming and carbon dioxide emissions rising faster than ever, we cannot afford to turn away from any technology" that has the potential to reduce greenhouse gases.
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victor of queensland Posted at 2:10 AM November 04, 2013
who is this person ?? does he not know about volcanic eruptions doing more damage in 2 minutes than the earths population does in 50 yrs ??and of course there is the British weather forecast that says we have had .7 of a degree cooling in the past 7 years so where is his logic in suggesting a very dangerous alternative to coal or gas fired power stations --of which we have an abundance
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brian ascot of lismore Posted at 5:29 AM November 04, 2013
Look at that filthy water vapour
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lb of ipswich Posted at 5:33 AM November 04, 2013
So I guess the science is in? or will the greens choose which science is valid.
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jonathan b of act Posted at 8:51 AM November 04, 2013
James Hansen, Ken Caldeira,, Kerry Emanuel and Tom Wigley are all fools. We can have enough power for the whole of Australia in regards to wind, solar and hydro power so do not need nuclear power. The only thing stopping us is the cost but compared to solar, wind and hydro power, nuclear power would cost way more and if an accident happened like Chernobyl, Three Mile Island and most recently the disaster in Japan at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, that would do so much more damage to the environment and to Australia as a whole.
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Allan Posted at 9:07 AM November 04, 2013
The three largest solar power stations in the world at the moment combinened do not produce as much power as the largest hydro power station in NZ . Near Mexico a tower that will use both wind and solar is proposed it will be the second tallest structure in the world. Great concern is held about the environmental impact, it alone still won't match the power station used for the Australian smelter NZ. It's clear that Nucear power is still the future.
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a don of Sydney Posted at 9:38 AM November 04, 2013
Thank you for the opportunity to say yet again nuclear is NOT going to happen here because the capital costs are so high they have to be underwritten by Government and pricing biased to support the investors.
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Fred Bloggs of Castlemaine Posted at 9:41 AM November 04, 2013
Global warming is a natural occurrence and no amount of alternate energy production will make one iota of difference. One bushfire will put more carbon in the air than a lifetime of mankind's efforts. Besides, carbon is the essence of life on Earth. However, nuclear power is the obvious solution to our power needs and the rapidly escalating costs of producing it using existing systems. At this stage, generating sufficient power by solar means to meet even our present demands is a furphy
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richard Posted at 9:45 AM November 04, 2013
1980-1984 debates (following the 1975 oil crises) had concluded that wind and solar can only be a secondary source of energy and oil/coal/hydro will continue to be the primary source of energy. Risk management for nuclear wipes away any cost benefit of going nuclear ie mishaps with a plant and disposal of nuclear waste. Scientists need to come up with a stabiliser solution for nuclear waste to make it viable. Yes it is the cheapest source of output energy yield vs other source of energy production. ie Japan has shown the tremendous pros of going nuclear but only takes "one" mishap which wipes everything back to time zero.
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…really hogan? The most dumbest thing you ever done? I can name a list of dumb things you've done in life and in your career I mean come on!
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AggressionKill 7 Tenders and 7 Feral Tenders, and then return to Lanthan Perilon on Sunstrider Isle.
|Tender slain (7)
|Feral Tender slain (7)
DescriptionBefore sending you to the Academy, I want you on another task that needs to be dealt with immediately. Once used to aid us in the gardening of Sunstrider Isle, the bestial tenders now have grown out of our control. Clear them out with due haste, but be warned - their lack of control has made them aggressive. It is such aggression that forces us to put down these once-gentle servants.
It doesn't please me to ask you to do such a task, but survival is survival. I'll mourn later.
While the deaths of the tenders give me no joy whatsoever, it does show me that you're ready for the most important task you'll do here on Sunstrider Isle. Take this and put it to good use; you'll need good items and sharp wits for the task ahead. Our reassertion of control over the island depends on it.
You will be able to choose one of these rewards:
|Sunstrider Axe
|Sunstrider Dagger
|Sunstrider Mace
|Sunstrider Staff
|Sunstrider Sword
GainsUpon completion of this quest you will gain:
- 355 experience
- 250 reputation with Silvermoon City


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Significant Items on the Verge of Holy Week
First appeared on 04/11/2014. Insights is also available to members via email delivery.
Just last week, in the wake of recent Girl Scout Cookie sales, my wife and I were wondering when the Church would catch up to the problem of parish-sponsored Girl Scout troops. The Girl Scouts are closely affiliated with the abortion industry through Planned Parenthood, and they have programs which violate Catholic teaching on "family planning".
Now the US Bishops' Committee on Laity, Marriage, Family life and Youth has stepped up and issued a resource guide which it wants the local churches to use to decide whether they can really justify their Girl Scout affiliation: USCCB advises 'attentiveness' to local Girl Scout programs.
Speaking of marriage, family and youth, I bit the bullet this week by calling unpopular attention to one of the greatest scourges of our time: Divorce is the most prevalent form of child abuse. (This ties in with some remarks by Pope Francis, noted further down.)
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Sunday Stream of Consciousness
Sunday again. Before what will be a very, very long week. I'm working 8-5 Monday and Tuesday and 8-1 Wednesday, which I know, woe is me, most of you work full time and I'm a baby. I have only worked 3 days in a row once since Eli was born and I was completely beat, I'm hoping that these 3 days will go more smoothly. I have great respect for those of you who work full time and have kids, you are cut from a stronger cloth than I. (This is coming out a little but wrong. All I'm trying to say is that if you have kids and you work full time, I tip my hat to you, because I am a baby and working 3 days in a row kicks my pathetic ass.)
Thursday we're heading to my hometown to have Thanksgiving dinner with my family. My husband sort of assumed he had Friday off, only he forgot to actually ask if he had Friday off, so he may be coming for dinner and then turning around and going home. Let's hope not.
The crib transition continues to be a bit of a struggle. Before we moved him to his crib, Eli was getting up to eat between 3 and 4am, every night. It wasn't bothersome, I was getting 5ish hours of sleep in a row and a few more after that, so it was no big deal. Since transitioning to the crib, he's waking up between midnight and 1 every night. Maybe it's just me, but, I find it WAY more difficult to get up after being asleep for 2 hours than after being asleep for 5. It has resulted in me being really frustrated and rage pumping at 1 in the morning for 5 nights in a row, so I'm hoping tonight will be the night he gets his sleeping groove back.
I got a video monitor (thanks mom) that I love so so so so much. I'll be writing about it later this week most likely, in case anyone is interested.
On Saturday morning my husband got up with Eli, fed him, got him to nap and bought donuts, while I slept until 9 and showered. It was the longest stretch of sleep I've gotten in 6 months (8 hours) and it was INCREDIBLE. I believe this will be a weekly occurrence.
We're doing family pictures the day after Thanksgiving and probably having Eli's professional portraits done shortly thereafter. The problem is that a) they are unbelievably expensive or b) poor quality. We want good quality and a reasonable price, which apparently it inherently unreasonable. I'm definitely soliciting suggestions if any of you have them. We looked into Kiddie Kandids and are considering them, but we want digital copies and for the cost we can go to a fancy professional studio photographer.
I was honestly not planning on buying Chanukah/Christmas presents for Eli this year, which, maybe makes me a monster, but he is going to get SO many toys that it seemed unnecessary this year. But my husband is appalled at this, so he's getting 7 small gifts and 1 large one for Chanukah. Which is right around the corner. Why so fast, time?
Alright, speaking of time, I need to go to bed. I hope you all have a great week and a great holiday!
8 Responses to "Sunday Stream of Consciousness"
If Slappy has to work on Friday then no pictures? Did you look into JCP? They have coupons for babies. It will cost very little and I find their photographers competent.
Katie Reply:
November 18th, 2012 at 11:25 pm
@purplebreath, I hadn't looked into JCP yet only because there isn't one within 30 miles of us that does pictures, but I will take a look tomorrow.
ack.. it ate my really long reply.. but I second JCP. If you want I can send you the link to our recent holiday pictures (we just got them done last week)
I LOVE them. you can work with your pictures online after they are done and make your own (if you don't have alot of time *due to fussy child* to play with backrounds etc) and they are avaiable for 90 days after your session for free.. you can also pay for long term digital storage if you want.. they do so an awesome job listening to us (atleast ours out here do.. )
Their portrait perks card is worth it if you are going to be taking alot of pictures, if not, you can get free sitting free coupons online throughout the year.
good luck!!!
JCP or Sears. If you go to the website, Sears almost always has great coupon deals. I've been taking Ava there for pics every six months since she was 3 months old.
Simplest holiday jingle ever for gifts:
Something they want
Something they need
Something they'll wear
Something they'll read
That's what I use as a guide since my kids get an abundance of gifts!!
I sounds like the crib situation isn't working out best for anyone right now, why not bring him back to bed with you?
We're trying Picture People on the recommendation of friends. Probably pricier than JCP, but less so than a professional.
OR, ask around for a professional who's just getting started and looking to build a portfolio.


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April 2, 2004 – January 23, 2005
Museum: Renwick Gallery
Location: Special Exhibition Gallery, 1st Floor
Drawn from the Smithsonian American Art Museum's collection of studio furniture, this exhibition features 58 one-of-a-kind, custom-designed works, both functional and whimsical, created by 47 artists mostly from 1990 to the present. The works range from the elegant furniture of Sam Maloof to the bold, colorful works of Richard Ford and include Wendell Castle's Ghost Clock and Kim Schmahmann's Bureau of Bureaucracy. Other artists represented are John Cederquist, Stephen Courtney, Jacob Cress, Alphonse Mattia, and Rosanne Somerson.