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One of Britain's freshest and most original comics, this British-born Iranian hams the accent and underlines the cliches before pulling the Persian rug from under the audience. With a career in comedy spanning across three decades, Omid Djalili's legendary performances on stage and screen have won him fans and plaudits the world over.
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text: 1. When we talk about flat mirrors, it says that the size of image appears in the mirror is the same as of the object. Is the long rectangular mirror at home that is hang on the bedroom door to see how you look like when you dress up a flat mirror? If so, then when we approach the mirror, our image is bigger but we probably can not see our whole body; when we step away from the mirror, we look smaller and can see our whole body. So does the size of the image change? Then does it sort of relate to concave mirror which is used for a magnifies image. I am confused with these concepts. 2. Can real image and virtual image both be seen in the mirror by our sight? thanks for help.

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the weird thing is, i don't even remember seeing the outside of this ship on the show. i've sadly only seen one episode with her in it. awesome job!!
They showed it very briefly in the the STVOY episode "Relativity".
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I suspect Texas will be higher (likely much) than a 10 seed.
He is the #1 guy I was hoping would transfer. Perfect timing with him being able to take over for Georges.
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I was most interested in the description of RJ Hunter, who we get to play without much time together as a unit and without three of our top 8 players.
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Well Knownothing, given my call name, I am not sure I am comfortable with us signing him. Might be a touch awkward at best and painful at worst for me. Just saying.
Actually, Acgclone, I'd say the same thing watching him at the CCL. So, I don't think it the Internet. Also, my apologies for seeing a tweak. While I have my suspicions at his still young age, as you...
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You won't find the word "catification" in any printed dictionary, and it's even too new to be found in online dictionaries. I'm not positive, but I believe the term was coined by Jackson Galaxy, noted cat behaviorist and star of the popular Animal Planet show, My Cat From Hell. If you watch that show, you've probably heard Jackson tell the clueless humans "you've got to catify your house!" Jackson has also had a Catification Column on his website for at least a year, so if he didn't create the term – and the concept – he's certainly had a hand in making sure cat owners everywhere are familiar with it.
So what is this catification thing, exactly? "Catification is about creating feline-friendly environments that cater to a cat's natural instincts to climb, perch, rest, play, and own their space," says Jackson. To catify your home means to provide adequate places that satisfy your kitty's natural desires to either be up high if he's a "tree dweller" or "down low" if he's a bush dweller.
Jackson's Catification Column is written by Kate Benjamin of hauspanther.com, an online magazine for design-conscious cat people. It includes lots of terrific examples from cat peeps who have created feline-friendly environments in their own home, like the ultra cool kitty staircase pictured at right.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Duke gained the milestone and momentum it wanted heading into ACC play.
Taylor King scored 15 points to lead No. 9 Duke past Temple 74-64 on Wednesday night and help Blue Devils coach Mike Krzyzewski earn his 787th victory and move into sixth place on the career wins list.
Krzyzewski, who started at Army and is the third winningest active coach, improved his career record to 787-262 and broke a tie with Lefty Driesell. Next is San Francisco's Eddie Sutton with 798 career wins.
"I've been lucky to have coached great players and win games at two great schools," Krzyzewski said.
DeMarcus Nelson and Greg Paulus each scored 13 points and helped the Blue Devils (12-1) beat Temple for the eighth straight time.
The Blue Devils appeared on their way to another easy non-conference victory until a surprising 8-minute scoreless drought in the second half that sliced a 19-point lead down to eight.
Kyle Singler snapped the skid with two free throws and Gerald Henderson, a Philly high school standout, followed with a dunk to break Duke out of its funk and it cruised from there.
The Blue Devils open the Atlantic Coast Conference schedule against Virginia on Sunday.
"We're getting there," Paulus said. "We just need to play off each other more."
Dionte Christmas sparked Temple's rally with three 3-pointers and led the Owls (6-7) with 23 points. Mark Tyndale scored 20 for the Owls, denied their first win against a non-conference top 10 team in more than five years.
"They're a team of runs and they did a good job playing defense," Christmas said.
Nelson hit a 3 and King added two more early in the second half to give Duke some breathing room. The Blue Devils needed it, too, because Christmas started his hot streak with two 3s sandwiched between Duke's long-range shots to make it 53-34.
Then the Blue Devils simply went cold, perhaps wishing they had a boost from center Brian Zoubek. Zoubek's out indefinitely after breaking his foot during practice on Monday. Zoubek averaged only 4.3 points but leads the team with a 59.5 field goal percentage.
"I'd like to be healthier going into the ACC," Krzyzewski said. "They're a real together group. We have to shoot the ball, play collective defense and the big guys that we have, have to get healthy."
King's 3 were the last points for Duke for exactly 8 minutes and that was the window Christmas needed to take over and give the Owls some hope in front of 18,030 fans at the Wachovia Center, home of the NBA's 76ers.
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Call it a statistical quirk, a mildly interesting coincidence or something even less important than that. But for the 17th consecutive NCAA Tournament, this fact remains inviolate:
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February 1, 2004
Patrick J. Timmerman
I awoke that cold and blustery February morning anticipating my upcoming flight in an airplane in which I had just been checked out. Only a few months earlier I had earned my private pilot certificate in a Piper Warrior. Until this point, all of my flying had been done in that make and model of aircraft. I decided it would be fun to fly something else, so when a Cessna 172 became available at the flight school I jumped at the chance to get checked out in it.
This flight would be my second hop in the Cessna, so I was still getting familiar with the layout of the cockpit and the handling characteristics of the airplane. I made a quick phone call to the airport before leaving the house and found that the winds were blowing at a brisk 17 knots. With only 70 hours in my logbook, this should have been a red flag to me, since my crosswind landing skills at this point were only marginal. However, I had been looking forward to this flight for a couple of weeks, so I discounted the winds and headed for Marshfield Municipal Airport.
When I arrived at the airport I was a little surprised to see how much snow there was near the edges of the runway and taxiway. I guess I should not have been, though, since we had endured a winter with more than the average snowfall. In fact, just a few days earlier we had received several inches of fresh powder. As I stepped out of my car and walked toward the FBO I heard a little voice in my head trying to convince me that this was a day I should leave to more experienced pilots. However, I was determined to fly, so I pressed on with my plans.
Inside the FBO, I contacted flight service for a standard briefing. Everything sounded great except for the gusty winds and possible moderate turbulence. Again, that little voice kept saying to me that this was not the best day for me to be flying and that I should probably wait and go another day. Perhaps, I thought, I should check to see if an instructor was available for some crosswind landing practice. I walked to the front desk to inquire about the availability of an instructor. All of the flight school's pilots were busy. Just at that moment, the owner of the flight school walked by and I casually mentioned to him my concern about the winds. He, being a much more experienced pilot than I, said they were not bad and I should have no problem with them. Well, not bad to him and not bad to me were two different things. I should have realized that, but I was determined to launch and his encouragement was all it took for me to keep my plans on track.
Trying to ignore that persistent little voice in my head, I walked out the back of the FBO toward the Cessna for the preflight. The winds were definitely brisk, and throughout the preflight I had a sinking feeling I should call off the flight. Why didn't I just stop and head back to the FBO? I think part of the reason was that I didn't want to look like a wimp. After all, I was a certificated private pilot. Surely, I could handle it. Taxiing from the ramp to the runway I took a good look at how close the snow banks were to the edge of the runway and concluded that today was not a day when one could let the plane drift much off the centerline during landing.
The wings of the 172 dipped left and right as I went through the checklist during the runup. After completing the runup, I took one last look around the cockpit to try to familiarize myself again with the layout.
Everything was fine until the airplane leapt into the air. The second the wheels left terra firma I knew I should have stayed home that day. The air was so turbulent I nearly smacked my head on the ceiling, even though I had my lap belt and shoulder harness fastened. Once I was at a safe altitude, I tried to gather my wits and come up with a plan of action. I decided to climb to a higher altitude in search of calmer air so I could think through the situation and become a little more familiar with the airplane.
Unfortunately for me, I couldn't find smoother air. No matter where I flew, the turbulent air bumped and jostled the little 172 over and over again. In a mild panic, I turned the airplane toward the airport and tried to remember all the correct speeds.
I turned downwind and tried to fly as close to the pattern altitude as I could. Everything seemed to be happening so fast. When I was abeam the numbers I reached between the seats to lower the flaps. Then I remembered the flap switch was somewhere on the panel. I reached for the switch and just as I grabbed it the plane lurched up and the flaps went to 40 degrees. The nose shot up and I struggled to keep the plane under control. I immediately retracted them to 10 degrees; however, the turbulence made the task difficult. I had a roaring tailwind on base and if I had been planning ahead a little better I would have anticipated the turn to final a lot sooner than I did. By the time I rolled out, I was lined up perfectly for the grocery store parking lot instead of my intended landing spot, Runway 23. I should have immediately decided to go around and try the approach again.
I wanted to get back on the ground so bad I didn't do what I had been trained to do. So, instead, I struggled to get the airplane back on the extended centerline. By the time I had done that I was over the threshold, very fast and very high. Of course during all of the excitement, I had neglected to lower the flaps beyond 10 degrees. As I bounced in the air over the runway, I dumped the flaps and pushed the nose over. My crosswind correction was, well, not very correct, and the airplane drifted perilously close to the snowdrifts on the edge of the runway. I forced it on the ground well above the normal touchdown speed. Skipping and bumping, the airplane slowed until a gust of wind lifted the wings and I was back in the air once more. Again, the airplane drifted closer to the edge of the runway. Running through my head was a picture of the airplane striking the snow bank and flipping over.
I was able to gain control of the airplane after the second touchdown. I was really grateful all of this happened at the end of the runway that was blocked by hangars — I don't think anyone saw what happened. This experience early in my flying career taught me a valuable lesson about listening to your inner voice. If you are not comfortable with something before a flight, examine the reasons why. Most of the time there is justification for the uneasiness. Know your abilities and know when to say no.
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I get your point. However, the IRS page does cite court cases and other documents. If you do not believe the IRS, you can look up the authorities it cites.
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Sorry, I do not have any links to the cases. I did not bother looking them up. I will get flamed for this, but I am largely taking the IRS on their word for this one! I have not read most of the cases myself!
I have read some cases back in law school where the SCOTUS affirmed the constitutionality of the Income Tax. These cases are given only a cursory treatment in law school because they are not really important to a practicing tax lawyer. The legal community universally accepts the proposition the tax laws are constitutionally valid and sees these arguments as frivolous.
If anybody does look up these cases and finds room for them to be distinguished, please let me know. I would be interested in that.


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The free episode I watched was very interesting and delivered in a very attractive manner. The course is also very cheap. I'm not sure I'll purchase the full course yet, though, mainly because it's a bit late for me to put most of the things I would learn to good use. I'm sure, also, I would find I'd have a lot of competition.
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Leica =
- Very nice lenses.
- Technology always lagging current achievements.
- Bought by people with more money than sense/knowledge/ability.
- [And nowadays] Probably just a prettied-up version of a Panasonic hiding inside?
A pretty case and a red dot don't make you a better photographer, just a lot poorer. Leica as a brand was past its sell by date many years ago.
"pretty case and a red dot don't make you a better photographer..."
Neither do more advanced electronics.
olla: what happened to Zeiss? they seem to have dropped the ball on digital cameras. I guess they did not think a full frame Contax G3 would find a market. My G2 was not only a beautiful camera, the lenses produced sharp & detailed photo's without needing photoshop correction. Most camera companies seem to be growing their mirowless digital camera's choices. I think Zeiss made a big mistake in abandoning the digital camera market.
You're right in saying that Leica "innards" tend to be behind the leading eastern camera manufacturers' ones, but is this important? In most circumstances, it will make no difference. It will certainly not lead to great photographs, which are made more by the photographer than the camera. Cameras with basic facilities will still produce great photographs and "outdated" cameras will still produce great photographs too.
It seems to me that buying, say, a Leica T and keeping it, is an approach that is equally valid to trading in to buy the latest products of the Eastern manufacturers. It may even be cheaper in the long run. The people who have to have the very latest model, which, in most circumstances, will not lead to better photographs, are akin to the people who have to be the first in the street with the latest registration car. The only difference this is likely to make, apart from boosting manufacturers' profits, is to increase their self-esteem.
Lovely sequence, which is also a little depressing, in my view. Do you know which camera was used?
As a matter of curiosity, can any qualified poster here tell us how much leaving the rangefinder mechanism out of the M240 would allow Leica to reduce the price by?
My goodness, Leica are certainly receiving some opprobrium in this thread for something they may or may not have done.
I think all of these large capacity backpacks and multi-lens and multi-accessory kits are all right if you can get one of your servants to carry it for you.
OrangeDog: Should she show some understanding to the radio station for their "theft" of her work like the court showed teacher/photographer Barbara Cameron when she "stole" $40 000 from a teachers union fund?
Ouch, indeed.
I have to say that in my opinion the radio station behaved reasonably, and the photographer seemed to me to be unpleasant - and greedy.
ViktorDaniels: I can't wait to get my hands on this new Leica M. It will finally let me use all of my 'M' lenses and 'R' lenses on the same full-frame camera body. People like me have been waiting years for this (the fabled 'Leica R solution'). And now we have i!. I, for one, can't wait. Thank you Leica. And for those who have never picked up, let alone used, a Leica, I completely understand why you don't 'get it'. I didn't either, until I picked one up myself, and I speak as someone who has used almost every major large-format, medium-format and 35mm SLR camera system there has been during my 50 year love affair with photography (note: not cameras). But the Leica is different. For me, anyway. The build quality of the equipment is fantastic but, more importantly, the image quality and ability to control it is like nothing else. And that's because these cameras don't do anything for you. It's all down to you. Pick one up, and you might feel it, too.
I agree, This looks to be a fantastic camera. For years I used SLRs but that flapping mirror ruined the photo experiecnce for me. This looks to be the answer.
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Ever since for-profit education chain Corinthian Colleges Inc. closed its Everest University, WyoTech and Heald College campuses, leaving tens of thousands of students with millions of dollars in loans, consumers advocates, legislators and others have urged the Department of Education to relieve former students of their debt burdens. Those calls for help continued on Tuesday with renewed pressure from Massachusetts Attorney General Marua Healey and Sen. Elizabeth Warren calling on the Dept. to rid victims of the defunct for-profit college of unsustainable loan payments. [More]
Mass. AG, Lawmakers Call For More Assistance For Former Corinthian College Students
Agreement Could Temporarily Halt Legal Action On Loans For Some Former Corinthian College Students
Former Corinthian College students left with piles of debt after the company closed its Heald College, Everest University and WyoTech campuses earlier this year are getting a bit more relief, as the Department of Education announced it would temporarily suspend some legal actions related to borrower's defaulted loans. [More]
Attorneys General Coalition Urges Dept. Of Education To Clarify Corinthian Students' Options
A week after nine senators urged the Department of Education to provide support to the thousands of students affected by the closure of now-bankrupt Corinthian Colleges schools — Everest University, Heald College, and WyoTech — the top prosecutors in 11 states are adding their voices to the chorus encouraging the Dept. to protect students and clarity their options following the company's final downfall. [More]
Senators Urge Dept. Of Education To Provide Support To Students Affected By Corinthian Colleges Closure
Ever since now-bankrupt Corinthian Colleges Inc. began its downward spiral, consumer advocates, students and legislators have urged the powers that be to provide relief for students of Everest University, Heald College and WyoTech. Today, that plea continued as nine senators called on the Department of Education to provide support to the 16,000 students affected by the company's final closure. [More]
Senators Call For Attorney General Investigation Into Executives Of Corinthian Colleges
Bankrupt for-profit college chain Corinthian Colleges Inc. is already party to a number of state and federal investigations related to the alleged deceptive recruiting practices at its Heald College, WyoTech and Everest University campuses. Now, a group of senators are hoping to add another investigation to the roster. [More]
Corinthian Colleges Completes Collapse, Closes Remaining Campuses Effective Immediately
Although it was nearly a year in the making, the largest collapse in U.S. higher education finally occurred Sunday, as embattled for-profit education chain Corinthian Colleges Inc. – the operator of Everest University, Heald College and WyoTech – announced it would close the remainder of its campuses effective Monday. [More]
California Orders Corinthian Colleges To Stop Enrollment At WyoTech, Everest Campuses
The collapse of for-profit education chain Corinthian Colleges – operator of Everest University, Heald College and WyoTech – continued today after a California regulator issued an order requiring the company to cease enrolling new students at its Everest and WyoTech campuses in the state. [More]
Corinthian Colleges Fined $30M Over Falsified Job Placement Rates At Heald College
The Department of Education continued its crackdown on deceptive for-profit college practices Tuesday by levying a $30 million fine against embattled Corinthian Colleges Inc. – operator of Everest University, Heald College and WyoTech – over the use of misstated and inaccurate job placement rates to recruit students. [More]
Report: Taking For-Profit Colleges Nonprofit Can Generate Hefty Profits For Owners
Earlier this year Education Credit Management Corporation bought 56 campuses from embattled for-profit chain Corinthian Colleges Inc. and took the schools to the nonprofit sector. While that conversion was initiated because of the ongoing collapse and financial problems facing CCI, other college chains have dropped the for-profit status seemingly to pick up hefty profits. [More]
Senators Chastise Govt. For Making Money Off Struggling Student Loan Borrowers, Not Offering Enough Relief
For several years now the government has offered federal student loan forgiveness programs aimed at helping borrowers to avoid defaulting on their debts. While recent reports have shown that the popularity of the programs has exceeded expectations, a group of six senators say the Department of Education could do more given the billions of dollars in payments it receives from federal loans each year. [More]
Corinthian College's Canadian Subsidiary Files For Bankruptcy A Week After Campuses Shut Down
Less than a week after the Ontario Education Ministry closed 14 Everest College campuses in the province, the Canadian subsidiary of for-profit college operator Corinthian Colleges Inc. announced it had filed for bankruptcy. [More]
Current, Former Corinthian College Students Go On "Debt Strike," Refuse To Pay Private & Federal Loans
With for-profit educator Corinthian Colleges Inc. selling off campuses and closing schools, thousands of Everest, WyoTech, and Heald College students are waiting to learn the fate of the more than $1 billion in private and federal student loan debt used to finance their education. While the Department of Education and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have worked to secure deals in which some of that debt will be forgiven, some students are increasing the pressure on such deals by staging a "debt strike." [More]
Ontario Education Officials Close 14 Everest Campuses Amid Corinthian Colleges' Downfall
If you thought the issues plaguing beleaguered for-profit college operator Corinthian Colleges Inc. didn't extend beyond the borders of the United States, then you were wrong. Some 2,400 students in Canada are now left to pick up the pieces after the Ministry of Education in Ontario announced it would shut down CCI-operated Everest College campuses in the province. [More]
California Halts Grants For Students At Corinthian's Heald College Campuses
Nearly 4,500 students at California campuses of the for-profit Heald College chain — operated by the beleaguered Corinthian Colleges, Inc. — have been notified they won't be receiving state grants to help finance their education because school administrators failed to provide financial statements to state regulators.
Corinthian Colleges Inc. Expected To Be Delisted From Nasdaq Tuesday
Embattled for-profit college operator Corinthian Colleges Inc. — the company behind the Everest, WyoTech, and Heald College chains — is set to be delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange Tuesday after it failed to meet a deadline to file quarterly earnings reports.
ECMC Completes Purchase Of Everest University, WyoTech Campuses
Shortly after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reported that it secured $480 million in student loan relief for current and former students of embattled Corinthian Colleges Inc., Education Credit Management Corporation – the company seeking to purchase more than 50 campuses from the for-profit giant – announced it had completed the controversial $24 million transaction. [More]
Deal Provides $480 Million In Debt Relief To Current & Former Corinthian Colleges Students
When student-loan servicing company Educational Credit Management Corporation revealed it would purchase 56 campuses belonging to embattled for-profit college chain Corinthian Colleges, regulators and consumer advocates began working to ensure that students affected by CCI's collapse would be protected under the deal. Today, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the U.S. Department of Education announced some students would receive the help they deserve in the way of $480 million in debt relief. [More]
Will New Owner Of Everest University, WyoTech Continue With Old Owner's Sketchy Practice?
When students apply to one of the for-profit schools owned by Corinthian Colleges Inc., they sign away their right to seek any legal action against the company if they're wronged. Now that CCI is selling off 56 of its Everest and WyoTech campuses, the new owners have a chance to end this anti-consumer practice, but will they? [More]


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Senator Clinton Raises Big Money, but Overhead Is Costly
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
Published: June 4, 2002
WASHINGTON, June 3 — When Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton formed a political action committee last year, her aides said the goal was simple enough: to raise money on behalf of Democrats around the country.
Even leading Republicans recognize her fund-raising prowess, noting that her star power draws standing-room crowds across the country. This month alone, Senator Clinton is among the more popular headliners, appearing at big fund-raisers for candidates running in Texas, Oklahoma, New Hampshire and Illinois.
But along with the thousands of dollars she raises for individual Democratic candidates through her committee, known as Hillpac, comes substantial overhead costs — money paid to cover staffing and other expenses rather than to the individual politicians running for office.
Last year, slightly less than one-fourth of the $1.3 million that the committee raised — or about $300,000 — went to Democratic candidates and organizations. The bulk of the rest — $835,000 — was spent on a range of other expenses, including legal fees and salaries for, among others, former White House aides who are now employed by her committee, according to a Hillpac official and campaign finance records.
While Senator Clinton's leadership committee is not racking up the highest overhead cost among the top money-making funds, watchdog groups that monitor campaign fund-raising disapprove of these large political action funds.
They contend that the funds actually serve as auxiliary slush funds to help individual politicians curry favor and advance their standing in Congress or in their respective political parties.
Most other leadership committees, run by top Democrats and Republicans to help candidates nationwide, also run up sizable costs in administrative and overhead expenses that chip away at the millions of dollars donated. But at times, these fund-raising committees manage to reduce costs and ship more to candidates, like in the 2000 election year, when Senator Tom Daschle's committee gave away half of the $2.2 million it collected.
Senator Clinton's committee is a so-called leadership PAC, an increasingly popular tool among politicians in Congress that allows them to raise money beyond what their own re-election committees can collect and to spread that money around to political allies.
Her advisers note that the leadership committees established by her colleagues — Senator Trent Lott, the Republican leader, and the Senate majority leader, Mr. Daschle, a Democrat from South Dakota — gave other candidates a smaller percentage of the money they raised last year than Hillpac did.
They point out that while Mrs. Clinton's committee gave other candidates a little less than a quarter (or $313,000) of the $1.3 million it raised in 2001, Mr. Daschle's contributed 10 percent (or $176,000) of the $1.8 million it took in, and Mr. Lott's disbursed 9 percent (or $192,000) of the $2.1 million it collected.
"Hers is the most efficient and generous PAC," said Mrs. Clinton's spokesman, James E. Kennedy. "Her goal is to help as many Democrats as possible."
But in other election years, individual candidates have gotten a far larger share of the money these leadership committees raised. For example, Mr. Daschle's committee, Dashpac, gave Democratic candidates and organizations 50 percent (or $1.1 million) of the $2.2 million that it raised in the 2000 election cycle, according to a spokeswoman for the committee.
The spokeswoman, Anita Dunn, also noted that while Dashpac gave only $176,000 of the $1.8 million it raised in 2001, the committee ended the year with about $1 million on hand. The difference, about $600,000, was spent on overhead expenses, she said. That is less than the $835,000 Hillpac spent on overhead that same year.
And fund-raising officials familiar with Mr. Lott's committee said its overhead costs were high in large part because much of its money is raised through direct-mail solicitations, an expensive way to raise funds. Mrs. Clinton's committee spent $96,000 on such mailings last year.
Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21, a group that seeks to limit the role of money in politics, said Hillpac's spending suggested that Mrs. Clinton has created a political operation separate and apart from her Senate office to enhance her own interests.
He noted that it was not uncommon for politicians to use these leadership committees in this manner. "They are mini political machines or large slush funds," Mr. Wertheimer said. They are used to take care of the needs of the members of Congress who start such funds, he said.
But Mrs. Clinton's advisers contend that there is nothing unusual or inappropriate about the way Hillpac spent the money it raised last year. The advisers also say that Mrs. Clinton's interest in helping other Democrats is underscored by the fact that she is spending less time raising money for Hillpac this year and more time headlining and holding fund-raising events for other Democrats.


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Will That $25 Light Bulb Really Save You Money?
You're familiar with the situation. You go to the store to replace a couple light bulbs that burnt out and you're faced with an entire aisle of options: incandescents, LEDs, CFLs, halogens. Which one do you buy? There are many factors that will influence your decision, but you'll probably go for the one that will offer the best economic value. You've heard that the most expensive ones will last longer and use less energy, but it's important to consider all of your options. Will you really save money paying $25 for a light bulb?
It's true. The cheap incandescent bulbs are very inefficient since most of the energy they consume ends up being used for heat instead of light. For this reason, these bulbs are in the process of being phased out. Just this past month, the 40-watt and 60-watt bulbs have been banned from production, though you can probably still find them in stock at certain retail locations if you search hard enough. So you can either stock up on these ancient bulbs or get with the times and choose a more efficient option.
Lighting typically accounts for about 20-30% of your electric bill so you want to make a wise choice when it comes to which bulb to use. Below you will find a cost comparison of four different types of light bulbs; all emit the same amount of light, but vary in initial cost and the amount of energy consumed.
Comparing the electricity cost for one year, you'll see that you could save about $10 by switching from incandescent to LED. Now that doesn't seem like much, but once you increase the timeframe to 15 years, and factor in how many bulbs you'll need during that time, you will notice that an incandescent will cost you almost four times as much as an LED.
Judging by this number, you decide against the incandescent. Halogen light bulbs have a longer lifespan, but between their high initial cost and their inability to save much energy, they're out too.
Now you're down to CFLs and LEDs. An LED bulb will last about three times longer than a CFL and will require less energy, but its current astronomical price tag will pretty much negate all of its economic benefits.
Any one of these three light bulbs is a better option than the incandescent, but until the price of LED bulbs becomes more reasonable, it's best to stick with CFLs.
If you're finding it difficult to make the switch, think back to the humorous Cree commercial that gave it to you straight. "The light bulbs in your house were invented by Thomas Edison in 1879. Now think about that with your twenty-thirteen brain. Do you still do the wash down at the creek while your eldest son stands lookout for wolves?"
It's time for you to break your old fashioned trend, just don't break the bank in the process.
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Job Ballesteros says:
Great article out here! Seriously, why does LED have to be so expensive these days? I've been thinking of switching from CFL to LED lights since most of it burnt out quite fast. Will it be wise to switch?
Jeffery Surratt says:
- As the price of LEDs come down; I think they will replace CFLs. I just received 4 12w56led E12 candelabra base corn light bulbs I ordered off ebay for $15.08. That is $3.78 per bulb. They did ship from china; but it only took 13 days, not bad. I ordered the cool white; I saw some posts that said the warm white was too yellow. I could not find a CFL blub that would work with the bulb cover on my ceiling fan. They are all too long. I was getting tired of replacing the incandescant bulb every 3 or 4 months. Since incandescant bulbs are on the way out; I find the quality has gone down. I have been using CFLs since they came out in 1995 to cut my electric bills.
C R F says:
This is an old thread, so I'm not sure if it is ok to comment, but it was selected as one of the top posts of 2014.
I think the analysis is very good, but incomplete. The climate of the locale of the building into which the LED is installed makes a difference in the cost of the bulb. The use of the socket into which the LED is installed makes a difference.
For instance: in the northern winter, any heat from an incandescent running in a temperature controlled room is not likely to be wasted. It displaces heat from a radiator or fireplace (for example). So little to no energy is saved running the more efficient bulb when the heating system is on. You'll never see any savings in winter to justify the increased price of an LED over an incandescent. And if the home is space-heated with gas or wood and your electricity is clean, an energy efficient bulb will actually increase your carbon emissions over an incandescent. But if your electricity is very dirty then there may be less emissions running efficient bulbs in winter and combusting gas or wood in the home to provide heat: conversely there will be again no carbon savings if the home is running electric radiators.
Considering the summer, if the incandescent is running the heat it produces is not doing anything useful, and if in addition the space in which it is running is climate controlled, it is causing more energy to be used to get rid of its waste heat. But the more northerly you go, the less lighting in the summer is needed, along with less air-con being used.
Finally consider the use case: an LED bulb in a closet is never going to be running for a length of time necessary to see its increased efficiency vis-a-vis an incandescent translate into energy cost savings justifying its up-front price difference.
I've not discussed power plant peaking issues: do efficient bulbs reduce peak demand? If they do, this may be good, from both an emissions and cost standpoint.
Chris Cane says:
Let's do some easy math.
- E = Energy in kWh
- P = Watts Consumed by the device
- h = time in Hours that the device is on
- E = (P * h) / 1000
Results for 100 W Incandescent vs 20 W LED (Roughly Equivalent Brightness)
- 100 Watt Incandescent Lamp: E = (100 * 12)/1000 = 1.2 kWh per day or 438.30 kWh per Year
- Cost at 12.31 Cents per kWh (National Average) = $53.95 / Year
- 20 Watt LED Lamp: E = (20 * 12)/1000 = 0.24 kWh per day or 87.66 kWh per Year
- Cost at 12.31 Cents per kWh (National Average) = $10.79 / Year
The saving is $53.95-10.79 = $43.16
I can buy a lot of LED bulbs for $43.16
I'm a little confused by the original post where it shows no saving for the LED lamps.
Is my math OK?
Lewis Perelman says:
As I have dabbled in LED shopping I've noticed a few things:
- Prices in retail stores are considerably lower than the article suggests, as others mentioned here.
- A bulb is not a bulb is not a bulb. That is, there is a somewhat confusing variety of LEDs of similar output designed for different purposes.For instance, some can be installed in recessed fixtures, some cannot. Some have heat sinks, some don't. Some are more directional than others. Combining complexity with nontrivial cost creates a barrier to consumer adoption.
- Innovation itself may hinder adoption. LED technology is fast evolving, not only coming down in price but adding more features like color tuning, 'smart' controls. This is cool, but it confronts the consumer with the prospect that today's not-cheap bulb will be obsolete well before its rated lifetime is up. Another incentive to wait and see rather than buy now.
Market failure may yet present opportunities. The LED problems recall a time when music CDs were the main distribution medium and expensive. Retail shops emerged that bought and sold second-hand CDs. I can imagine something similar developing for LEDs.
Jeff Baker says:
I'm a cheap b@$t@rd and I've had all LEDs in my home for almost 2 years, and I've rarely paid over $10-15 for them. I would submit that the more expensive ones are not necessarily more durable - some of the highest-priced brands I've bought have had the highest failure rates, and the brand with the highest-rated lifespan is HitLights, whom most of you have probably never heard of and whose Afford series start at under $10 but are rated for 50,000 hours. Even their 75W equivalent (12W LED) is down to around $16, and man are they nice. Another amazing example of low-end price with great light quality and high rated lifespan is Switch Infinia. The 6W (40W equiv) is only $12 and change, with a 60W equivalent for a bit more, with a 10-year residential warranty - long enough to pay for itself many, many times over.
When encouraging friends to use LEDs, I like to focus on products with the potential to pay for themselves in one summer (that being the season when efficient lighting saves you the most, $, since energy saved on lighting also reduces the HVAC load by an equivalent amount). Put a 3.6W G7 Vintage bulb in your table lamp for $12, and it only takes a few hot months to pay for itself. I think most informed people know that an LED will pay you back over time, but one season? That's enough to turn heads.
bert.witkamp says:
Here in Europe, at IKEA LED bulbs are available for less than 10 $ where indeed a year ago (when I bought them :)) they were indeed around 25£. Also the lumen strength and light quality has improved. This rapid price reduction will continue for a while, making other alternatives already obsolete. For all applications where the installation (and replacement!) is done by a third party at a cost it is already a no-brainer to install LED.
Jim Stack says:
In summer just the heat they don't produce can save you money that pays for even an expensive LED. I also get USA Made CREE LED lights like Roger does they pay for themselves many times over.
An incadencent makes over 90% heat and 10% light. They don't last as long and should be called heat bulbs, in fact your can cook with one in a childs toy over.
A. Mohan Menon says:
Besides the advantage of 'no mercury' in LEDs as pointed out by Roger DePoy, there is also the benefit of LEDs reaching full luminosity very quickly as compared to the time taken by CFLs. This would make a difference for areas where the lights are required only intermittently.
It may be useful, however, to also reflect upon the fact that CFLs in reality have hardly lived up to their promise of 10,000 hours life. Going by this, the homeowner should legitimately be sceptical about the promised 30,000 hours life of an LED lamp. All the calculations could then very well turn awry and the 'wash down at the creek' may still make sense with the LED's price being the wolf :-)
Hops Gegangen says:
In theory, electronics like an LED have a failure rate that looks like a bath tub -- high at first, then low until late in their expected life. I have found this to be the case for me. I have had one that went bad soon after I installed it, but the others have been fine. So I suggest only buying LEDs from someplace you visit regularly and will accept returns without a hassle. You don't want to have to choose between the savings of the bulb and having to burn a gallon of gas to go return the bulb.
I have found CFLs to be the same in this regard, except the expected life is much shorter. I don't have any statistics, but my perception is that CFLs in recessed fixtures burn out faster, probably because the heat builds up. So LEDs may have a further advantage in recessed lighting.
Roger DePoy says:
Home Depot is offering several Cree LED lamps either singly or in 6 packs at half the cost you are quoting. They are still more expensive than CFL's but have several advantages, namely, there is no mercury in them, and their rated life is at least twice that of CFL's. Add in the fact that CFL's will have significantly shorter life if they are in an environment where there are turned on and off frequently, and LED's make much more sense.
It is certainly true that a whole house change out is beyond the means of many households, but LED's hold far more promise now and in the long run than CFL's.
Hops Gegangen says:
I struggle with the CFL/LED tradeoff. I sometimes find LEDs on sale, and then I do buy them. Also, the CFLs throw more heat than the LEDs, which doesn't matter too much in Winter, but negates air conditioning in Summer.
I also like the light from the LEDs better.
Of course, for some bulbs that are only used very rarely, like the attic, there is no payback on an LED. But the kitchen lights are on even during the day, so the switch there makes good sense.
Now, given the LEDs may last 20 years, do I leave them behind when I move? Heck, the bulbs might outlive me. Are they family heirlooms?
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Kelly Klima is a Research Scientist at the Department of Engineering and Public Policy of Carnegie Mellon University. More »
Jim Pierobon helps trade associations/NGOs, government agencies and companies communicate about cleaner energy solutions. More »
Geoffrey Styles is Managing Director of GSW Strategy Group, LLC and an award-winning blogger. More »
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