text: Research ship embarks on metal-monitoring cruise Science 08 October 10 by Duncan Geere Geotraces A research ship will shortly be embarking on a 39-day cruise across the south Atlantic with the aim of sampling the levels of metals important to marine life.The Royal Research Ship Discovery will launch from Cape Town in South Africa on 17 October, 2010, and then cross the ocean to Montevideo in Uruguay. On board will be 24 scientists from 10 different UK institutes, all of whom are members of the UK-GEOTRACES consortium, which focuses on marine chemistry.Over the course of the journey, the ship will sample the water using very precise sensors, looking for metals such as iron and zinc, which act as fuel for marine ecosystems. Increased quantities in the oceans means more low-level sea life, and this filters up the food chain, leading to increases in the numbers of larger animals too.It also affects climate -- more ocean plant life means more carbon uptake into the oceans. However, scientists don't know a great amount about this relationship, and considerably more data will need to be collected before geoengineering schemes for removing carbon from the atmosphere by seeding the ocean with iron can be realistically contemplated.Professor Gideon Henderson, the leader of the consortium, said: "With this new expedition we hope to revolutionise our understanding of the metal 'micronutrient' cycle and gain insights into the past, present and future of Earth's climate." You can keep an eye on the progress of the expedition by following the blog at UKGeotraces.com. Edited by Nate Lanxon Latest on wired.co.uk


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NASCAR is packed with more superstitions than Capt. Jack Sparrow's crew quarters, from green cars to $50 bills to peanuts, racers are an easily spooked bunch. But to my knowledge, there is only one true stock car curse. And it makes the Curse of the Bambino read like a children's book.
This weekend at Talladega, there will be the same uneasiness hanging over the garage that there is whenever we go racing in Alabama. Driver, crews, team owners -- they don't merely wonder whether something bizarre is going to happen they expect it to.
"I've been going there since before they even opened the place," says Bobby Allison, four-time Dega race winner and leader of the fabled Alabama Gang. "You hear people talking about a curse, and you think, well, that's just silly. But then when you start listing everything that has gone on down there, you start thinking maybe there's something to that deal."
The inaugural Talladega 500 produces NASCAR's first (and so far only) driver strike when Richard Petty leads a walkout over safety concerns. NASCAR president Bill France Sr. warns, "There will be a race, but if you want to go home, go home." They do, so he pieces together a field of independents and unknowns (including a young driver named Richard Childress) and runs the 500-miler, stopping every 25 laps to check tire wear. Richard Brickhouse earns the first and only win of his career.
The idea of the Talladega Curse was first brought to my attention by Tom "Pappy" Higgins of The Charlotte Observer, the greatest NASCAR writer who ever walked the face of God's green earth. Like Allison, Pap was in attendance for nearly every race run on the monstrous 2.66-mile oval from opening day in '69 until his retirement in the mid-1990s.
We set to researching a story on the supernatural speedway for ESPN TV in 1998, inspired by a strange '97 race weekend that included Bill Elliott breaking a leg, the president of ARCA being killed in an infield car accident and Ricky Craven going Joie Chitwood in the worst aerial tumble seen in more than a decade.
The Winston 500 begins with a scene straight out of the end of "Talladega Nights," as the original Big One takes out nearly half the field of 60. There is so much debris scattered across the track that eventual series champion Benny Parsons says, "It looks like a 747 crashed on the backstretch." Later in the same race, 1970 Cup champ Bobby Isaac suddenly pulls off the track and walks away from his car, claiming that a voice told him "to get hell out of that car."
The Curse was first brought to Pap's attention by the residents of Talladega County, who still tread lightly around the ground the track was built upon. That same ground was once the longtime home of the Abihka Tribe of the Creek Indian Confederacy. In the first half of the 19th century, after a series of disputes with the growing number of white settlers, the Abihkas were forcibly removed from northern Alabama by order of President Andrew Jackson and were scattered west of the Mississippi River.
Legend has it that in the same valley where the Talladega Superspeedway sits, the tribe once held horse races. In one of those races, a revered chief was killed after being thrown off his mount, making the land sacred ground in the eyes of his people. As the Abihkas were forced to abandon the area, a medicine man cursed the valley and anyone who dared to inhabit it.
This weekend, we'll be racing in it.
A huge number of cars are found sabotaged the morning of the Winston 500, including cut brake lines, punctured tires, and bags of sand and sugar poured into gas tanks. "They never caught the person or people who did it," Buddy Baker says today, still obviously angry. "I said then that if they ever catch him, he should be charged with attempted mass murder, because that's what it was."
It isn't uncommon for a racetrack to have a handful of strange stories to tell. There was the drunken guy who decided to sprint across the track at Pocono, the high-noon firearm standoff between construction contractors and the owners of the not-yet-finished Lowe's Motor Speedway and the time Dale Earnhardt suddenly went to sleep during the first lap at Darlington.
But all those tracks combined can barely scrape up enough weirdness to last one conversation.
Talladega has enough troubling tales to sustain several seasons of "The X Files":
• 1973: Reigning rookie of the year Larry Smith dies on Lap 14 in what looks to be a minor one-car crash. Rumors run rampant that he'd ripped the padding out of helmet because it was irritating his head.
• 1975: Tiny Lund gets called to jump into a car at the last minute as a favor, then is killed during the race.
• 1975: Richard Petty's brother-in-law, Randy Owens, is killed in the pits by a freak water tank explosion.
1986: A fan steals the pace car and runs a few hot laps, delaying the start of the Winston 500.
• 1987: Bobby Allison's Buick goes airborne and nearly flies into the grandstand, forcing NASCAR to implement the use of restrictor plates.
Pap and I relived the death of Davey Allison, which happened when he crashed his helicopter in the Talladega infield, and sifted through the wreckage of more Big Ones than either of us had ever realized existed. After we finished with our story (which someone tells me has resurfaced on YouTube), we proudly aired it on ESPN2's "RPM2Night" and I headed down to Talladega for that weekend's race.
The night before the Winston 500, I jogged out of the Holiday Inn in Anniston for an early evening run in the cool autumn air. As I trotted up Colonial Drive, I noticed police choppers circling in the skies above me. Within minutes, a local police cruiser had pulled up, and the officers began to grill me as to where I was from and what I was doing running down the street.
"Sorry for the hassle, sir," the deputy said. "We've got an escaped convict on the loose. He escaped from the local jail, and we're trying to catch him before he makes it to the racetrack. If he gets into the infield and talks his way onto someone's RV, he could end up on the other side of the United States by Sunday night."
And if history has taught us anything, it's that it's probably a good idea to keep the area natives in the area for good. Just ask Andrew Jackson.
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The hosts of MSNBC's morning political talk show Morning Joe highlight what's wrong with reporting on video games via cable news. In a recent segment the show reported that former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega (who is currently in prison in Panama after serving prison time in the United States) has filed a lawsuit against Activision for use of his likeness in Call of Duty Black Ops 2.
In that brief segment, hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough show that they know less about video games than a 90-year-old grandmother. At one point Mika says something so far outside the bounds of rational thinking that it is almost surreal:
"I honestly don't know who's more reprehensible, the people who would make a game like Call of Duty or Manuel Noriega," says Brzezinski.
Really? She doesn't know what's worse? A man backed by the CIA who killed his own people on a regular basis and helped move billions of dollars in drugs, who ran a country with an iron fist where banks facilitated the money laundering of billions of dollars from drug dealers in Miami and parts of South America… or a video game about war?
But Mika tops that comment with her next observation:
"Video games like that are damaging to the brain. Especially to the young people."
It sounds like something from a "man on the street" interview you see on local news – usually said by an 85-year-old white guy buying bread at the local grocery store…
This segment should be a wake-up call to cable news viewers that the hosts of Morning Joe (and other cable news channel morning shows) are unwilling to put any effort into researching topics they cover.
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So I'm teaching a 2nd semester freshman level C++ course at a university in an upcoming semester. The students have used arrays (though only statically allocated) and have some notion of references and pointers (but probably not much). In general, they have not done a whole lot of dealing with dynamic memory allocation and management. I'm trying to sort of harness the global intelligence of the Stack Overflow community to see, in your collective experience, what have been the most effective ways to teach things like pointers and memory management to young computer science students?
There are a lot of existing interesting StackOverflow posts on related topics:
I certainly have my own set of opinions on how and what I teach, but I'm really interested in how my methodology differs from yours. Some sub-questions to consider (you're certainly not limited to these):
What order would you teach things in and how would you relate the topics? "Ordinary" stack variables, followed by references, followed by pointers? Where do arrays fit in? When do you introduce the "new" keyword? etc.
What visual aids have you seen used that best express these concepts? e.g. Drawing boxes for memory locations with values inside and variables/pointers as names with arrows pointing to the boxes? Are there any particular websites or textbooks you've read that just have outstanding descriptions?
Are there particular code examples (e.g. a "swap" function) that tend to get the information across better than others?
Teach on!
In an attempt to differentiate this from some of the links I've posted:
Most of the previous SO links I've posted focus themselves very directly on pointers. Though pointers are an integral part of understanding memory behavior, I'm interested in the more overarching themes of how students understand how memory works in general. How do we best illustrate the differences between normal, pointer, and reference declaration? How do we emphasize the differences between global, stack, and heap variables? I think even getting into pushing return addresses onto the call stack is fair game too. What do you think the most important aspects of memory management are, how do you tie them all together, and how do you get this across in a coherent fashion?


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Former Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa, whose political career went downhill after he appeared to be drunk at a news conference in Rome in February, was found dead Sunday morning at his home in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, police said.
Nakagawa, 56, wearing a polo shirt and shorts, was lying face down on a bed on the second floor without any apparent external wounds, the police said. His wife found the body and called for an ambulance at around 8:30 a.m.
According to the Metropolitan Police Department, no farewell note was discovered in the home and the possibility of a suicide or crime was low. There were no signs that the room was disturbed, officers said.
There were traces of vomit on the bed, and packs of what appeared to be sleeping tablets were on a table and in its drawer, the police said.
An administrative autopsy indicated Nakagawa may have died of a circulatory disease he had been suffering from, police sources said, adding that traces of alcohol were found in his body.
A senior Liberal Democratic Party lawmaker said the coroner did not observe any evidence of suicide but decided to perform an autopsy because the cause of death was not immediately apparent.
The time of death was estimated at around 11 p.m. Saturday, while emergency personnel confirmed his death at 8:27 a.m. Sunday, the police said.
When Nakagawa's 50-year-old wife came home at around 9 p.m. Saturday, she saw him sleeping half on the floor with his upper body face down on the bed, but she did not sense anything was wrong, they said.
Nakagawa was among the high-profile Liberal Democratic Party members who lost their seats in the Aug. 30 Lower House election.
First elected in December 1983, he had served eight terms in the Diet. He was appointed finance minister and financial services minister in September 2008 in the administration of Prime Minister Taro Aso.
He stepped down from the Cabinet posts in mid-February after his widely ridiculed performance at the news conference following a Group of Seven financial leaders meeting in Rome.
Hailing from Hokkaido, the University of Tokyo graduate was once regarded as a possible future prime minister after he held important posts such as agriculture minister and trade minister, as well as LDP policy chief.
Nakagawa lost to a Democratic Party of Japan candidate Aug. 30 in the Hokkaido No. 11 district and was unable to secure a seat through the proportional representation system that gives candidates a second chance.
Senior LDP lawmakers expressed surprise over Nakagawa's death, with Aso, who had been close to him, saying he was "essential" for rebuilding the LDP.
Former Chief Cabinet Secretary Takeo Kawamura speculated that Nakagawa may have been both physically and mentally exhausted due to the shock of losing the election, saying, "Mr. Nakagawa had good policymaking abilities, and he would have played an important part in Japan's future political scene."
Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama expressed his condolences in a statement saying that he was "very surprised" to hear the news and "feels regretful" as a fellow politician also representing a Hokkaido district.
People in Nakagawa's home district also said they were surprised by his death.
"He was a Lower House member who carried the future of Hokkaido on his shoulders," said Hidenobu Takeuchi, a member of the LDP chapter in Hokkaido who learned of the development from a media organization.
After graduating from Todai, Nakagawa went to work at the Industrial Bank of Japan, which has integrated management with two other banks to form the Mizuho Financial Group Inc. He entered politics after his father, Ichiro Nakagawa, a former farm minister, committed suicide in January 1983 in a Sapporo hotel.
Nakagawa's defeat in August marked the collapse of the strong electoral power base built by his father that had been dubbed the "Nakagawa kingdom."


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Facing the fact that the notebook industry is no longer enjoying strong growth, brand vendors have been trying to transform, or are searching for new business opportunities. Observing brand vendors' latest innovations at CES 2014, Digitimes Research believes 2-in-1 devices and Chromebooks will become star products that the vendors will focus on pushing in 2014.
Digitimes Research expects 2-in-1 devices to be mainly promoted in the entry-level dual-OS product market with Intel providing resources such as reference platforms, marketing subsidies and discounts on CPU prices. Asustek Computer's Transformer Book TD300, showcased during CES 2014, is packed with performance and an attractive price, but is weak in terms of mobility, indicating that the device will mainly target the consumer group that is sensitive to cost.
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So if you feel the need for it to be in the laptop this means that the two I spotted in the past few years would be your choice.
There is a huge issue of HDCP so let's hear from you that you are crystal clear that you are well aware that you won't be capturing anything from HDMI such as BluRay and more. Some folk rush in and feel burned when HDCP steps on their plans.
In closing, why not the Black Magic?
How to connect HDMI output device (Cam, etc) to a Laptop Computer (HDMI?) input...for Video recording or streamin capturing?
Can you use the New USB 3.0 or 2.0 to do that?
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I have a Giant MTB (7 speed) that I have had since 98 and it probably only has 3k miles on it. I have only had to have it tuned one time and it still shifts pretty good. I have a 10 speed Ultegra chain that has about 500 miles on it. Will the 10 speed chain work on the MTB?
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Just about every single guy out there wants to have more sex. To the average, normal guy, dating is really about sex. I don't mean that's all a guy wants. Men want to feel an emotional connection just like women do. But initially, a man is interested in a woman because he wants to sleep with her. If you are dating a lot of women, but having trouble when it comes to actually getting intimate, this article is for you.
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I've only had the opportunity to visit General Mills' photography studios twice, once last year and once this year, but anyone who regularly shoots food photos would appreciate the amazing setup that they have there. They make all of the food they photograph in kitchens inside the studios, so the food only has to travel a couple of feet from the oven or stove to ... Read More »
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Earlier this week, I was invited to Minneapolis to visit the General Mills Headquarters with a group of fabulous other bloggers and participate in an event called Baking with Betty. That refers, of course, to Betty Crocker. Unfortunately, since Betty is really just a figurehead and not a real person, we didn't actually get to bake with Betty. We did the next best thing and ... Read More »
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There are lots of attractions in and around the Denver area, but you might not know that Hammond's Candies is one of them. This candy factory specializes in old fashioned, handmade candies and has been operating out of Denver since 1920. The cool, dry climate is perfect for making all of the suckers, candy canes, caramels and marshmallows. Fortunately for visitors, Hammond's offers free tours ... Read More »
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The Hornet is a bar/restaurant in the South Broadway area of Denver, which I've heard is undergoing a revitalization and is becoming a trendy area. The Hornet has been around for a while now, but it was packed on a Thursday night and looked worth a try. The restaurant has a New American-type menu, with lots of burgers, sandwiches and salads, with dishes like pork ... Read More »
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There is no shortage of breakfast restaurants in Denver, so I was surprised when more than one person steered me towards Snooze as I planned my recent trip to the mile high city. Snooze is a funky little breakfast place that sprang up in 2007 in downtown Denver and proved to be so popular that they expanded to three locations in the past couple of ... Read More »
A visit to the Ethel M Chocolate Factory
It's not Willy Wonka's chocolate factory, but until they open their doors, the Ethel M Chocolate Factory is more than good enough for me. Ethel M's is located in Henderson, Nevada, just outside of Las Vegas. The building is easy to find, with a few signs to help guide you into the parking lot. It's a lot bigger than it looks from the outside, but ... Read More »
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Can Instaparse or another Clojure library be used to parse an indentation-based language? I've seen examples of using Instaparse to parse grammars expressed in EBNF/ABNF. Is there a good way to use it to parse an indentation-aware language like Python?
Apparently, you're not the first person to have this issue with Instaparse.
With most parser generators, you would solve this problem with a custom lexer, using some variation on the scheme proposed by @andrewcooke. However, Instaparse was designed to avoid the need for a lexer and consequently does not provide an interface which uses one.
This lack was specifically raised in issue 9, superseded by issue 10; in the latter, the Instaparse author suggests a workaround:
That's certainly a possibility, although it's an aesthetic judgement as to whether that's "doing something very hacky." Still, you could write such a hack in the hopes that it can be removed once issue 10 is resolved. You might want to join in the discussion of that issue.
typically to do indentation-based parsing you need three things:
depending on the language you might need to feedback some information from the third part to the second part.
i don't know anything about instaparse (the only reason i am answering is that people who ask "what have you tried so far?" on questions like this really piss me off) so you'd need to look at whether there is some way to place the second stage between the tokenizer and the parser (i scanned the docs and it doesn't seem to have anything that does the second part for you, but you could write that yourself). but it should be able to do the first and third parts ok.


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Premiere Classe Tarbes - Bastillac offers Tarbes hotel accommodations 1.8 mi (3 km) from Stade Maurice Trelut and 2.1 mi (3.4 km) from Nouveautes Theater. Jardin Massey and Golf de Tumulus Tarbes are also within 3 mi (5 km).
This hotel offers free WiFi, free self parking and a nightclub.
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The shape and shallow face makes the tight lies playable from pretty much every lie. This clubs is awesome!
If you like hybrids better than fairway woods this may be your club. Takes some getting used to but I find that this is the easiest to hit fairway . I have the 16 degree and think of it as a 1 iron hybrid. I think it will be my 3 wood for a long time. Not the longest, maybe because the shaft is a half inch shorter than standard at 42 and a half while most companies are making there's 43 and a half. The shaft works wonderfully with the tight lies head.
Mint condition was as good as new. Not a scratch or a scuff. This TL 3 wood is so sweet to hit and so easy. It feels heavy when you pick it up but it knows how to find the ball. It lived up to all the good things folks said about it. Straight as an arrow. Believe it, this is the one. BTW I used cheap shipping and was blown away with how quick it got to the left coast. Hats off to Global.
I bought this club three weeks ago. I love the thin face on this 3 wood. I can easily hit out of the rough with it. My RBZ 3 wood hit slightly further but was less forgiving and was sketchy out of a bad lie. I'd rather have this 3 wood because I'm able to consistently hit the ball straight and out of any lie. To each their own though. I suggest testing out any cub you plan to buy because what might be perfect for me might not be so good for someone else.
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I am trying to read from a tcp stream a message sent from client. Thing is after reading the last line, my readline function is not returning null and i am not able to debug why, as control point is lost. In short, after last line read, readLine function should return null, but i am not getting any thing as such.
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+ "From: \"" + myName + "\" <sip:" + myIP + "@sip.umsy.edu>" + "\n"
+ "To: <sip:" + destIP + "@sip.umsy.edu>" + "\n"
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Mihajlo Idvorski Pupin (1858-1935), also known as Michael I. Pupin, was a Serbian physicist and physical chemist.
Pupin is best known for his numerous patents, including a means of greatly extending the range of long-distance telephone communication by placing loading coils (of wire) at predetermined intervals along the transmitting wire (known as "pupinization").
This was the house of his parents.
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We were shown around by the cook, he let us see the rooms of the house which now serve as rooms for the hotel guests.
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Posted on 01/18/2009 10:17:32 AM PST by Sammy67
You think solar electrical generation is going to save you or the Planet? Think again.
While it is true that photovoltaic solar panels do not pollute while they are producing electricity -- what about the manufacturing process? What happens when these panels reach the end of their projected lifecycle in twenty-five years? (This is, by the way, an optimistic view of their useful life.)
Those questions are addressed in a study by the watchdog group Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition.
"Green Power" is being hyped as the "Safe Solution." It is anything but safe -- when all factors are considered.
Here is a partial list (eight of fifty) of chemicals associated with solar photovoltaic (PV) manufacturing and disposal:
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
Duh!! The panels come from heaven or somewhere like that,,, and they get recycled later into like,,,coffee tables or something!
PS,,, ever notice you also never hear about the importance of frequently cleaning the glass? Yellowed plasic covers or dirty glass covers result in a big drop in efficiency.
That said,, i love how the environmentalists eat their young. They look at everything thru their religion, even their things meant to save the earth,, even the email discussing it or the google search. It must make them so angry to never be able to stop breathing.
Those massive windmills that clutter the landscape of the Midwest undoubtedly chop up birds probably including some on the endangered list. There are some studies that indicate the very low frequency sounds generated by the massive blades have negative health effects for those who live around them.
What's happening is that what environmentalists are actually in favor of is no human use of energy at all. When they suggest a solution like solar cells, it's only so they can shoot it down as soon as anyone actually tries to implement it.
When they talk about the W/square foot available for solar energy, they leave out the need for access to clean and maintain the panels.
This effectively reduces the power available in a given area. If you have 1 acre available, you can't use all of it for panels. You need to be able to get into the panel area to clean. This means aisles for humans.
Combine this with the low efficiency and it is very expensive per kwh.
I'm not anti-solar, or wind. I am for what makes sense. We can't rely on PV solar to the extent they say we can.
Don't forget the drop in efficieny as a result of the buildup of bug guts on the blades.
Big Solar Lied, People Died! /sarc
Solar thermal is an alternative to PV. Some greens are touting the advantages of solar thermal especially energy storage. I am not sure if solar thermal can scale as its advocates insist. Solar thermal technologies have been around for a long time but the technology is receiving renewed investor interest in the last few years. Perhaps someone with more expertise can comment on the economic viability of solar thermal as compared to PV for power generation.
We need to develop a way to turn liberals into energy. The byproducts may be just as nasty, but their abundant availability makes for cheap fuel.
The issues raised in this article have some merit but it is worth noting that the referenced organization (SVTC) and its founder Ted Smith have been objecting to anything and everything for well over twenty years. Smith is a hard-core leftie nutcase. "Protest" comes as naturally to these types as crying does to a baby. "I want! I want! Gimme, gimme, gimme!"
Yep. And that's not even factoring in the battery issues. A smallish diesel or natural gas generator with all the bells and whistles beats those silly windmills anyday.
Actually, solar is effective, but not without considering increasing efficency in other areas of the home. I am designing off the grid small homes, not for the sake of being green, but for self sufficiency.
A combination of wind and solar on a properly designed home will free you from the bonds of utilities.
Some sacrifices are made but the payback is worth it.
producing ethonol (at least from corn) is also more polluting, biofuels probably too.
And come Tuesday at noon, they'll start being delivered on the backs of unicorns. :=)
A couple cord of wood and a rare generator fire up and all is well.
Its got a great deal to do with the design and construction of the house. The number of days needed to heat or cool are greatly reduced. Power for lights and appliances is pretty easy.
Keep you posted.
Someting that I have always wondered about solar panel arrays- they are just as land intensive as say, a strip mine. Land covered by panels is not going to grow anything, and no wildlife is going to be using it, and there's going to be big infrastructure aspects too, plus local temperature changes. I read somewhere that it would take 100 acres of solar panels to produce the same energy output as one natural gas well footprint at 1 acre.
Yet solar is supposed to be minimal impact ?
Wind, solar, and even hydro power is most likely more land intensive than coal and nuclear.
A strip mine can be reclaimed.
Ash landfill space can be reclaimed.
Millions and millions of acres devoted to windfarms and solar panels will be permanently used for that purpose. Add in ALL the extra wires that will occupy space and I believe you have more land per MW capacity used than conventional and nuclear.
The truth is, the true green movement doesn't even want us to use wind and solar. It's an issue they use to get us to commit energy suicide and shut down coal, oil, and nuclear power. They lie and tell us "renewables" have to be rushed into service, we need to shut down the conventional power sources, and conserve for the "energy gap" (which is HUGE). Once that is done, they will shut off the wind/solar energy too. They want humans to just go away.
Tower-based solar thermal with huge underground thermal storage reservoirs to level load a secondary working-fluid system for actual power generation makes a lot of sense for electric generation.
Locate it in vast areas of the desert southwest, and couple it with a new advanced high voltage direct current backbone across the continent to move the electricity across the country and into the existing AC grids.
Call it a 20 year project and this is a workable technology.
I am in the oil industry, and the only long-term substitutes for liquid hydrocarbons (most likely bio-engineered algaes) will take time also to come into place.
Fortunately there are actually huge amounts of oil and natural gas still in place, and accessible at rational prices that the economy can afford. Land and offshore drilling technology has been developed to the point that aversion to drilling has no truly substantive / fact-based underpinnings or justification. It is all emotion/"taste" driven (nimby bs). These are still factors - not adult ones, but childish ones.
So we have time for a 30-50 year transition for much electric generation and alternative liquid fuel technology to be developed.
Then we are talking about energy sufficient for a robust economy virtually without limits - plenty to get us to the next unstoppable nature-driven ice-age, Yellowstone-caldera eruption, or NEO asteroid or Oort-cloud comet impact - when all bets are then off.
Maybe we can get a colony with long-term viability on Mars before then, as a back-up plan.
It may be workable but it does not sound economically viable. I am not sure about the cost of the solar thermal systems themselves but the DC backbone will be cost prohibitive unless cost is no object. We will have dramatically higher electricity rates if that backbone is constructed. In addition, their is no nation wide grid. There will be a huge cost to expand the electric grid across the country. Have you objectively looked at the economics of your proposal?
Oh, you have it easy. Dry climes are fairly easy to cool and heat can be all passive. I live in the Kansas City area, where it gets to sub zero temps in the winter and 100+ with 90% humidity in the summer. That is very difficult to cool or heat.
You'll want thick adobe or masonry walls, good shading with the roof structure, and rainwater collection setup. I'll PM you some links and feel free to contact me if you have questions.
Nice spot, I am jealous.
US electric generation 2006 was about 4 terawatt-hrs. (70% of this is hydrocarbon based.) Lets say we want to convert 2 terawatt-hrs of this to be solar thermal. On a daily basis this means we need to generate 5.48 gigawatt-hrs per day.
Arizona averages 6 kwh/day per m^2. (Peak rate is 1 kw-hr/hr).
AT 66% actually captured = 4 kw-hr/day/m^2 - this means 1.37 billion m^2. At 1,000,000 m^2/km^2 = 1,370 km^2. Also Phoenix averages 300 sunny days per year. Factoring this in means we need 1,667 km^2.
Let's say net conversion efficiency given thermal storage - working fluid system - actual generation - etc. is 25% = 4X = 6,668 km^2 actual footprint (81.66 km sq)(50.75 mile square = 2575 sq.mi.)
Discount for actual physical layout (roads - infrastructure - greenspace (desertspace)) that we actual use 3x land needed = 20,000 km^2.
THIS MEANS that our "solar district" can be a single square land parcel of 141.42 km on a side (87.87 miles on a side - call it 88 miles or 7,744 sq.mi.).
Arizona is 114,000 sq miles, so we are talking about using only 6.8% of Arizona's land area for this program... and this from the hot deserty parts not otherwise heavily used. Arizona is 82% owned by governmental agencies and Indian reservations - only 18% of Arizona is owned in the "normal" way by private entities.
Also, there are plenty of agricultural areas of much greater physical extent than this, where almost nothing but a single "crop" - corn or wheat or cotton or etc. - is raised and almost all land is given to this crop.
Or 77 distributed 10-mile-square (100 square mile) solar farms scattered across the desert southwest.
Molten-salt storage can hold 1 weeks worth of thermal energy. A small number of times a year certain areas might go more than 1 week with cloudy skies (65 days a year total in Phoenix as noted above). One could consider having secondary heating with natural gas to maintain the molten salt reservoir temperature as a backup on those few instances of long periods of cloudiness that might occur.
We are talking a lot of money for infrastructure build.
But thereafter we are talking 2 terawatt/hrs each year of electricity for maintenance costs. Using heat that otherwise would just make the sand hot during the day and then would be lost at night.
NOW we are talking about building almost 11 square miles of actual facility per month to do this as a twenty-year project once POC and clearances are obtained. SO maybe this is a 30 or 40 year project...
BUT it is still something that is doable.
Firstly, we are going to be building new electrical infrastructure to convert energy use to renewable, as a matter of public policy.
Secondly - A DC backbone with spurs to tie to the existing grid would only be a fraction of the length of all high-tension transmission lines already in place. Some of them are actually convertable from hi-voltage AC to HVDC and would not need complete new construction. If we could afford to build what is already there over the years, we can afford to add another 15% or maybe less (note that HVDC has much lower loss of power - 3% vs 8% for existing power transmission).
Finally, yes is is not economically viable at 6 cents per kh-hr. BUT as an identified national priority for energy independence and solar-based renewable energy source, over a 20 or 30 year program life, it is actually no big deal.
The National Renewable Energy Lab of the DOE is actually looking at aspects of electical infrastructure build-out as a fifty-year infrastructure program.
We have to do something to modernize and redesign the grid. Combining this solar thermal concept with a new grid design and backbone, gets us to a good place by the time our grand-kids will need it.
And is probably a better place to spend money than some of the places the most recent trillion dollars got spent by the government... < grin >
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Cities are organized through inequality. As sites of both poverty and opulence, they seem to Americans, who have faith in the mass and the middle class, both perverse and fascinating. In the United States we are ambivalent about our cities, evident in our particular patterns of social class settlements ( Beauregard 1993; White and White 1962). Moreover, our choices of residences reinforce inequality. In the United States, most wealthy and middle-class Americans have abandoned the city for the suburbs in an idealized attempt to "control" democracy, escape difference, and reify homogeneity along lines of class and race and patriarchal gender relations. Yet cities are wonderful precisely because of the surprise and challenge that come with the extensive social differentiation and juxtaposition found there: They contain a "mosaic of social worlds" ( Wirth 1938). Our nation's concerns over diversity and inequality seem to be concentrated on the city as a site of social problems: homelessness, ghettoization, gentrification, and the increasing gaps in income and wealth between cities and suburbs. The city is a compelling subject because there is no greater test of our democratic ideals than in the multifaceted metropolis.
Urban research is guided by widespread agreement that urban processes are constituted through uneven development. It focuses on causes and patterns of social inequality and the politics of managing it. Theories of social stratification and urban research have been developed together, since the city, to some degree, contributes to the creation and maintenance of inequalities. Moreover, uban theories reflect upon and inform social reform policies. Below, I discuss how urban research incorporates theories of social inequality. First, I review definitions of social class in urban ecology and political economy, the convergence of a conflict approach with the paradigm shift in urban research, and new debates over polarization and fragmentation in the postindustrial city.


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Are you bored and don't know what to do? Well, doing the tweeter or duplicating glitch on Animal Crossing: New Leaf are good ways to overcome your boredom. Here is how to do these glitches.
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1Dig holes (e.g. next to the train tracks, Cafe, river, etc) The holes should look like a rectangle. Like this: : . :
2Press A to tweet and get someone to push you while you tweet.
3Keep going. Eventually, you'll end up either in the river, on the train tracks, on top of the cafe, etc.
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1Gather things you want to duplicate.
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5Turn off wireless when the little blue circle goes round just before the first time when the saving screen comes on. To turn off wireless, look on the side of your 3DS and slide the bar up.
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- When duplicating, make sure you have empty pockets because otherwise it won't work!
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Effusive in his praise for late actor Pran, leading Bengali actor Prosenjit Tuesday remarked that the Bollywood legend was the trendsetter for villains in the Indian film industry.
"Pran popularised the concept of villains in the film industry. He started the trend of having villains in films," said Prosenjit while launching the West Bengal Film Journalists' Association here.
Prosenjit had co-starred with the stalwart in the 1994 Bengali film "Ajana Path".
Fondly recalling Pran's professional attitude and "finesse", the actor cited an incident during the outdoor shoot of the movie that inspired him to develop a fitness regimen.
"Pran was well known for his physique and the disciplined diet that he mainatined. One day I spotted him having curd and grapes during the shoot. I started following him and having the same thing," said Prosenjit.
As a perfectionist when it came to doing stunts, Prosenjit said Pran had stopped shooting for a month when during a stunt, he found out that his toe had grazed the arms of a colleague.
Pran breathed his last at the Lilavati Hospital following a prolonged illness. He was 93. Bollywood's most loved villain, Pran featured in over 400 movies in a career spanning six decades.
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Finance Minister P Chidambaram today announced the setting up of two sub-committees to sort out the contentious issues of compensation to states for loss of revenue on account of central sales tax (CST) and the final design of the Goods and Services Tax (GST). The two committees will work simultaneously and submit their report by December 31, after which the Empowered Committee of State Finance Ministers on GST will discuss the recommendations.
"We had a very free and frank discussion on GST following which it was clear that two issues are still need to resolved one is compensation for loss of CST and the design of GST," finance minister P Chidambaram told reporters. Chidambaram who met the Empowered Committee on GST for the first time after taking over as Finance Minister in August said that though there was a broad consensus on GST, but some issue had to be sorted out.
"The two committees will be initially headed by senior officials from state government and nominee of the central government and after the reports are prepared, ministers will join the panel," he said. After the two sub-committees finalise their reports, it will be submitted to union Finance Ministry and thereafter discussed threadbare by the Empowered Committee of State Finance Ministers on GST sometime in January .
"The two committees would streamline the CST compensation issues for 2011-12 and also give suggestions on the design framework including exemption and threshold limit," Sushil Modi, chairman of Empowered Committee on GST told PTI. The union Revenue Secretary would head both the committees.
"We (states) had serious concerns over the fiscal autonomy of states as and when the GST is implemented, which will now be looked after the two sub-committees," Madhya Pradesh finance minister Raghavji told reporters after the meeting. He said some states including Madhya Pradesh were of the view that Central government should not claim its share in sales tax, tax rates should be determined by the states and they should also be allowed to administer the same.
GST, which will empower the Centre and states to simultaneously tax supply of goods and services, was to be introduced from April 2010 and has missed several deadlines. The Bill is currently being vetted by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance. The committee had raised certain queries to which the revenue department has already responded. The report of the committee is awaited.
Chidambaram had earlier exuded confidence that the Centre will be able to resolve all issues concerning GST so that the new indirect tax regime could be rolled out from April 2013. CST is collected by the Centre and distributed among states. As a precursor to GST, Centre and States in April, 2007, had agreed to phase out CST over a period of three years and in line CST rate was reduced to 3% and then to 2%.
The Centre had already compensated states for losses up to 2010-11. "The first compensation was paid for two years and part of it was paid in the third year," Chidambaram said. As the Centre refused to go on compensating the states for delay in implementation of GST, states had argued that when it was decided to phase out CST, it was presumed GST would be implemented from April, 2010.
"Any decision on GST roll out will happen only when the two committees give their final report and the State Finance Minister's agree to it," Raghavji said.