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HOB, the market leader in pure software-based remote access solutions, provides Internet-based access to Windows Remote Desktop Servers (formerly known as Windows Terminal Servers) with its platform-independent HOBLink JWT. Regardless of the type of hardware or operating system, employees, customers and partners can be granted access to business-critical data on Windows Remote Desktop Server. HOBLink JWT is an ideal solution for web-based RDP-access to Windows Server, VDI and desktop systems. Users can access centrally installed Windows, UNIX, Linux and Mac OS X applications with any Java-capable Internet browser. HOBLink JWT can be easily integrated into existing infrastructures and can be implemented into third party environments including thin clients, appliances and cloud portals.
HOBLink JWT includes multiple unique features including, e.g., real load balancing. Thus, users experience seamless connectivity; even if one Windows Terminal Server goes down, another server will simply take over the tasks. Additionally, client sessions that have been disconnected by the user or due to network problems can be reestablished. The user can continue working at the place where the session was disconnected, while maintaining high productivity.
Klaus Brandstätter, CEO of HOB said, "HOBLink JWT stands apart from other RDP-clients because it provides customers with more than "RDP" remote access to Windows Remote Desktop Server. This particularly holds true in terms of security, adaptability and comfort. No software installation or administration rights are needed on the client side and users enjoy a highly secure, adaptable and smooth work process on a remote desktop."
HOBLink JWT's unique feature set provides multiple benefits not found in similar RDP-client products. These include:
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About HOB, Inc.
HOB, Inc. is a fully owned subsidiary of the software development and network service provider, HOB GmbH & Co. KG, which is headquartered in Cadolzburg, Germany. HOB GmbH & Co. KG is a mid-sized German software enterprise that develops and markets innovative and multiply rewarded remote access solutions worldwide. One-third of the largest financial services providers are currently using HOB software. For more information, visit: www.hobsoft.com and on Twitter at www.twitter.com/HOBsoft.
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Magic Room (Japanese: マジックルーム Magic Room) is a non-damaging Template:Type2 move introduced in Generation V.
Magic Room suppresses the effect of all items held by the Pokémon on the field. This effect lasts for five turns.
Magic Room has decreased priority, so it will always go last in a turn.
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- Magic Room has the lowest priority of all moves, along with Trick Room and Wonder Room.
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Fashion Design majors Hannah Kim from Coppell, TX, and Peter Do from Upper Darby, PA, have each received a $10,000 award to be used toward tuition.
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"The numerous competitions our students win, along with their consistent placement in the CFDA winners' circle, speak to the outstanding talent of the FIT Fashion Design students," said Joanne Arbuckle, dean, FIT's School of Art and Design. "We are especially proud that the CFDA, whose members are the best of the best, has given this recognition and encouragement to these young designers."
As part of their sixth-semester final project, FIT Fashion Design students were challenged to create a collection with a distinct philosophy. Several students' designs were selected by FIT faculty and submitted to the CFDA scholarship competition for review.
Kim created a winning collection that was influenced by Italian design houses Dolce & Gabbana and Versace. Do's fashion line, titled Subvert Traditions, was inspired by French artist Benjamin Carbone. Do also received Honorable Mention in the Geoffrey Beene Design Scholarship competition, which challenges students to look beyond conforming to trends and the practicality of business in order to advance the art form.
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The International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) has successfully registered its Asia Pacific regional centre (APRC) in China, giving it formal legal status and providing a timely boost to maritime Search and Rescue (SAR) development in the region.
Registration means that the IMRF, which has operated an office in Shanghai since 2011, can advance its activities without the limitations of Chinese law places on non-registered organizations. As a legal entity in China the IMRF can now operate a corporate bank account, engage in formal contracts and agreements and receive funding support from within China and from external funders.
The Chinese Government sets a high bar for the registration of non-profit organizations. The IMRF is one of the first to register under a new regional registration system. This recognition will be particularly helpful in enabling the charity to fulfil its objectives in the Asia Pacific region.
"The IMRF wants to help improve maritime SAR response, co-ordination and co-operation in the Asia Pacific region. Having a regional office registered in China will allow us to work more freely, make it easier for funders to support our initiatives and allow us to put in place the right staffing structure to manage the regional requirements," says Michael Vlasto, Chairman of the IMRF.
With the maritime SAR spotlight on the Asia Pacific region as a result of the tragic sinking of the South Korean ferry SEWOL and the disappearance of Malaysian Airline flight MH370, rescue organizations are looking closely at their systems and processes. This is an area the IMRF can assist with.
"Events such as the SEWOL disaster put the spotlight onto the maritime rescue services and force organizations to question their preparedness," adds Vlasto. "One of the key projects for the region that we now want to advance with urgency is a series of workshops, seminars and training on maritime Mass Rescue Operations (MRO). The APRC will be the driver of these initiatives and can do so much more effectively and quickly as a registered organization."
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Salad Fingers, the downright strange but also fascinating YouTube animation is to get his own collectors action figure. Pocket-lint was at the Toy Fair in London to check it out.
Created by David Firth, the Salad Fingers character has become a firm favourite among internet obsessives. Firth's website, fat-pie.com is filled with strange and creepy animations, salad fingers being the most popular.
The short cartoons see Salad Finger's adventures in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. His obsession with rusty spoons and interactions with ants and other strange creations are now one of the popular memes on the Internet. Salad Fingers sits alongside the likes of Burnt Face Man, Jerry Jackson and Devvo (a personal favourite) on Firth's website. Nearly everything he creates is seriously disturbing and definitely not one for the kids. If you can handle it though, his strange blend of cute and creepy can be quite addictive.
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The jury that is to decide the charges against two men accused of murdering journalist Phillip Cottrell has been taken to see the street where he was assaulted.
Before going the few city blocks between the High Court at Wellington and Boulcott St, Justice Forrie Miller told jurors the view was for them to better understand the evidence and to orient themselves.
Earlier security consultant David Horsburgh had told jurors that Manuel Robinson could not have been on the spot when Cottrell was fatally assaulted.
Robinson, 18, and Nicho Allan Waipuka, 20, are charged with murdering Cottrell a year ago.
They have pleaded not guilty.
Waipuka's lawyer called Horsburgh as a witness, interposing him between Crown witnesses.
Horsburgh calculated Cottrell's walking speed across the field of view of a security camera near the Boulcott St site where Cottrell was found injured just after 5.30am on December 10, last year.
He also calculated a running speed of Robinson and Waipuka as they crossed in front of the same security camera running away.
If all three had moved at the same speed as sighted on camera it was impossible for Robinson to have been at the spot where Cottrell was found, Horsburgh said.
The jury has heard that Robinson has club feet.
Waipuka, who ran faster, could have had just over seven seconds in the same place as Cottrell.
Horsburgh agreed that he did not know how fast any of the men were moving once they were outside the area covered by the security camera.
A police officer who has also calculated the speeds and distances involved is expected to give evidence tomorrow.
Waipuka has admitted punching Cottrell once and taking his wallet.
Robinson said he was on the other side of the street and not involved in the incident.
Earlier today Robinson's sister, Terina, said Robinson told her that he had been on the other side of the road.
She said Waipuka told her he had punched someone once. He flashed a wallet that he said had contained $80.
She agreed Waipuka had also demonstrated a kick, but she got the impression that he had only hit the man once and he denied hitting the man after he went down.
That was when she asked her brother if he was involved.
"No, it was that c***", Manuel Robinson said.
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Grand Cru is a French American Bistro and Wine bar offering fine food in a cozy European style atmosphere. One of the key advantages of Grand Cru is our on site wine store with over 450 premium wines from around the world. Any of these retail priced wines can be enjoyed with your dinner with a modest on premise service fee. Grand Cru also features a selection of over 50 domestic and hard to get imported beers. The menu at Grand Cru consists of an impressive array of tapas items, world class entrees, fondue and hand crafted desserts. the idea is equisite food paired great wines at a price you can afford. But if you are in the mood to eat at home, stop by and pick up a bottle of wine to go.
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
French American, Contemporary American, Contemporary French / American
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 3:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm: Brunch: Sun: 10:30am-2:30pm
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Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(703) 243-7900
Full service catering including alcohol for small to medium sized events.
Parking Details:
Street parking on Taylor or lots at Ballston Commons mall or the Westin Hotel.
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Ballston Metro Stop on the Orange Line. Exit and walk kitty corner through the courtyard with the Cosi and Potbelly Sandwich shops. Grand Cru is located in the next courtyard with the fountain.
Executive Chef:
J. Trent Conry
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Private parties can be scheduled at Grand Cru by contacting the restaurant. Groups are limited to 50 seats inside or 60 seats outside.
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Grand Cru Wine Bar & Bistro Ratings and Reviews
We have been here many times, and as alw ...
We have been here many times, and as always they are amazing. The service is great, the food is wonderful and the wine list is extensive. They just moved the a new location 3 doors down several months ago to accommodate more patrons, and it is great they are doing so well. The duck is wonderful, and so is the french onion soup. Highly recommend this place.
Food is good and not outrageously priced ...
Food is good and not outrageously priced. Ample wine selection at all price points. My only complaint is a bogus corkage fee for a bottle purchased through them.
Noisy, but food was excellent. Note Happ ...
Noisy, but food was excellent. Note Happy Hour prices only apply in bar and outside, not with reserved seating.
Lovely place. I wish it hadn't been too ...
Lovely place. I wish it hadn't been too hot to sit outdoors.
Neighborhood Gem
What a wonderful place Grand Cru is (beware that it can be loud, however). The selections of wine, the food offerings that are so delicious, and the wait staff -- all fabulous. With the outdoor seating added to the mix, Grand Cru is a marvelous destination.
Best restaurant in the Ballston neighborhod.
Food was really fresh and well-prepared. Waiters were attentive without being intrusive. This place is remarkably good without the need to be trendy. Will definitely go again.
Ate here many times. Lovely outside gard ...
Ate here many times. Lovely outside garden area with an incredible variety of types of cuisine. Fantastic gourmet food. Best happy hour. Would eat here every night. Very reasonably priced!
Overall ambiance, wine and service was great.
We had duck, salmon, filet mignon and steak frites. The first 3 were outstanding and we would order again. The steak frites in both cases was fatty and served as a whole steak rather than cut up. We would not order this again. This is definitely a place we would go again!
value is the intersection of cost and quality
the food was pretty tasty, if a little salty. the wine selection was good, but overpriced. the service was friendly, but inattentive and not knowledgeable.
I love Grand Cru for dinner and happy h ...
I love Grand Cru for dinner and happy hour, have always had amazing meals. This was my first time trying their brunch menu and it was rather underwhelming. Service and ambiance are always fantastic but the food didn't blow me away.
Their new space is comfortable and the b ...
Their new space is comfortable and the bar are is great.
Went to Grand Cru on a whim with my girl ...
Went to Grand Cru on a whim with my girlfriend for date night. The food was fantastic and the wine was delicious. The service was timely and fast as was the time between ordering the food and receiving it. I have nothing negative to say about Grand Cru. Wish I had found this place earlier.
Dinner was great. Service was awful. We ...
Dinner was great. Service was awful. We were there 2 weeks before and our service was incredible
Nice expansion of restaurant and a great ...
Nice expansion of restaurant and a great addition to Ballston area. Would much prefer if restaurant showed the price of its bottles of wine rather than how currently shown at much lower amounts and then significantly increased when ordered.
Great value, service, and quality food
My husband and I have celebrated two occasions here - Easter and Mother's Day. Both dining experiences were more than we expected. The three course prix fix menu satisfied our very different culinary tastes. We both were comfortable in the urban atmosphere. We were so happy to have the same waiter both times we dined as he was attentive, knowledgeable, and pleasant. The food was so much more than we thought it would be. Wine was available by the bottle there or bring a special bottle of your own! I consider myself a real foodie and appreciate the preparation of good food but cannot always pay the cost of gourmet preparations. No worries here -the food is great and the food prices will not cause you to mortgage your house house!
Kid and adult friendly
The outdoor area allows the kiddos to run around. The local wine list keeps me coming back.
Great Mother's Day Brunch!
The staff and kitchen really did a great job accommodating my family on Mother's Day. Everything was top notch, from the service, to the food, to the special requests for my kids. I would love to return!
Dined early on Saturday night before Mot ...
Dined early on Saturday night before Mother's Day. We were seated near the wine display which was nice until more customers arrived.Then we had people walking around us while we ate. Drinks and wine were small pours. Appetizers were good, adequate, portions. Disappointed about fish. On website they posted halibut but was substituted for Hawaiian Butter Fish. It was presented nicely, however it was a little overcooked and not seasoned enough making it a little dry. It could have used an accompaniment that would have made it less dry and flavorless. Steaks were done to perfection.
Grand Cru has great food and our waiter Phillip was wonderful. The noise level is a touch loud, but overall a wonderful experience
Loved dining at Grand Cru. Food was deli ...
Loved dining at Grand Cru. Food was delicious and service terrific. Noisy though. But I'll be back!!
I'll give it another chance
The food was ok, not great and the bread is $5 - some of it stale. The hype around this place is better than what we got but I'll try it one more time.
A great find!
This was the first time we have been to Grand Cru in their new surroundings. It was wonderful. We went for Sunday brunch. The food (eggs benedict) was outstanding, and the Bloody Mary one of the best I've had. The atmosphere is charming, as you are eating surrounded by wine bottles with intriguing labels. In warmer weather, the terrace will be great and I look forward to many more meals there.
Wine Store and Wine Restaurant
We didn't know much about the restaurant and were pleasantly surprised. Our waiter was attentive and knowledgeable about the wines and food. The menu was not extensive but had plenty to chose from. We went at 6 pm on a Saturday, and the restaurant was not crowded. We will definitely return. Parking is on the street, so you may have to search a bit.
Wonderful Experience
My husband and I just moved to Ballston last month and we have eaten here twice. The wine selection is really great, and the food is amazing. Wonderful experience!
Great selection of wines ! Services grea ...
Great selection of wines ! Services great at the bar as well as in the main restaurant . We will go again !
Love the new location
I have been a Grand Cru fan for several years and am thrilled with the new location! Much more space and great atmosphere with nice decor. As always, the food, wine and service are always "Grand."
One of my all time favorites!
I've been going to Grand Cru for years. They recently expanded and now serve brunch. My husband and I decided to have Easter brunch here and we were impressed with the menu and service. It was a preset menu so we had the chance to try new dishes, all of which were absolutely delicious and our server was great! Can't wait to try the regular brunch menu!
Perfectly fine
Grand Cru is certainly worth a try. Service is attentive without smothering and the food is prepared well. Napoleon of Ahi Tuna and Potato Gnocchi portion sizes were generous for starters and could easily be shared (two-thirds the portion at two-thirds the price would be ideal). Black Sea Bass and Breast of Duck entrees were enjoyable but, for the price, didn't leave us wanting to go back next weekend. Wine flights are clever but a poor value.
Lunch option
Choice of soup or salad, and either sandwich or dessert. The chicken sandwich was huge and tasty.
Such a dissapointment
For someone who frequented this establishment, the move to their new location comes with unfortunate repercussions. The waiter was lousy, no greeting, no personality and it came to a point he tried to augment his poor service with other servers who perhaps may have cared. he didnt even say good bye. For one who used to be a waiter and a cook, and who typically tips at minimum 20% , I tipped 10% . I used to love this place, the wine selection has gotten worse and sad to say so has the food and service. I don't intend on returning, sorry to say....
Great Theme But...
Great theme for the restaurant, looks like a French street as you walk toward the dining room. Being able to pick out a bottle from their shop and drink it there is a good idea . The food was very creative and reasonably priced and was very good, BUT it was not quite as described in the menu. Some ingredients that were listed by name were not in the dishes. As we ate dinner, looking out all the glass doors to the outdoor dining area with light shining in, well, they were all in need to cleaning.
What a treat! Delicious food and great service. Had the salmon for entree and finished with the crepes. Could not be better. I am looking forward to my next meal at Grand Cru - it just gets better and better.
This is our fave local french bistro! Fi ...
This is our fave local french bistro! Finally had some time to visit after their move to their larger location. Like the new space! More modern and upscale feel. Menu is still the same. Love their escargot and tuna napoleon appetizers. And for their entrees, we always turn to their sea scallops with roasted cauliflower and golden raisins, roast duck with dried cherries and red quinoa and asparagus, and their monkfish dish. Everything on the menu is good.
These guys do a good job and I've always enjoyed myself. I'd like to see them institute a corkage program to entice more wine people to try it out.
Great wine selection
Great wine selection
Great food and wine selection
The seabass was excellent, the salmon was amazing and the wine selection was superb. It was great fun browsing their >400 bottles of wine to select the one we wanted. The menu is diverse and we are looking forward to returning to try other items.
New Digs
New location (next door to the old one) is very nice. More room, a proper kitchen and new private party room. Still need to work on the little things like corner booth seating is a little difficult to get in and out of & mood lighting", but I am SO happy they are back in business. A must if you are ever in Arlington!
We've been experimenting with Arlington and D.C. restaurants for the past year and decided to try the Grand Cru for one or our favorite foods, French. The restaurant was nice, clean and friendly. The food was well prepared but not great and the waiter was inexperienced. While we were not expecting a five start wait staff, they could have done better. We spent @ 120 for dinner for two, without wine. I would recommend this restaurant as a medium range option for a romantic dinner.
And enjoyable place to hang out
Great neighborhood bar, with great ambience and wonderful service.
Executive Lunch delivered on the promise
Went for a business lunch - the Executive Lunch offer was perfect. The upcharge for the French Onion Soup was so worth it - I have never had a soup that was so cheesy, yet so easy to eat - no strings of cheese stretching between bowl and spoon. The sandwich was quite large, and the small accompaniment of fried zucchini matchsticks satisfied the craving for something salty and fried. The chef's choice dessert was just the right petite size - very rich and chocolatey. Prompt service, wasn't hurried. I would definitely go back and recommend it to friends!
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Increased androgen receptor and remodeling in the prostatic stroma after the inhibition of 5-alpha reductase and aromatase in gerbil ventral prostate
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Corradi, L. S., Góes, R. M., Vilamaior, P. S.L. and Taboga, S. R. (2009), Increased androgen receptor and remodeling in the prostatic stroma after the inhibition of 5-alpha reductase and aromatase in gerbil ventral prostate. Microsc. Res. Tech., 72: 939–950. doi: 10.1002/jemt.20740
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I hear a buzz going to push President Obama to re-nominate Dr. Marilyn Brown. The TFP says Corker and Alexander are afraid of her. Whoa!
Corker and Alexander simply want to keep Sansom as chairman, and they don't want another smart woman on the board to take over the chairmanship. (link...)
and even more in your face...
Is it because Brown, with two years of board experience, is now becoming a too-strong member of the board, suggesting a vision Alexander and Sansom aren't comfortable with. (link...)
They are afraid of smart
They are afraid of smart women. Just like people were afraid of Joycelyn Elders when she was Surgeon General. And now they are afraid of Elizabeth Warren they've always been afraid of Hillary Rodham Clinton. Smart women make not so smart men squirm.
Not so smart men
Who are the not so smart men?
TVA has been going down the wrong path since Marvin Runyon. I'd like to say the coal ash disaster was some unbelievable, egregious, anomaly, but the reality is that is was a predictable outcome of moving away from TVA's mandate. The men I know at TVA are pissed about the coal ash spill because ash is a commodity, if the iron is processed out of it, instead of a hazardous waste. The women I know at TVA are all Obama haters who blame the evil liberals for all the world's problems.
I don't believe that Bill Sansom is the evil core of all TVA's problems. Nor do I believe he is the puppet he is being portrayed as. Nor do I believe he is leading the campaign to keep Dr. Brown from the TVA board. I would prefer some sort of solid evidence before being asked to carry a torch and join the witch hunt.
I don't believe that TVA should be run as a business, indeed, I would argue that an intrinsic part of its mandate would suggest that it be run solely for the public good and that board members and upper level managers should be recruited with that in mind and that perhaps people in the utility field that had personal gain high on their list of job priorities might not be particularly suited to service with TVA. Just my two cents. Bill Sansom meets that criteria, by the way.
I don't think this is a woman thing. I think its an ideology thing.
The women I know at TVA are
The women I know at TVA are all Obama haters who blame the evil liberals for all the world's problems.
You know the wrong women. I worked at TVA for 14 years and the women I knew would not (generally speaking) fit this definition at all.
Thank you
My point exactly. When we go lumping people together by gender, race, religion, etc. and assume all viewpoints of any particular group are shared unilaterally, it just makes us all look stupid.
Actually it's woman. And when I attempted to talk TVA policy by starting with its charter and five part mandate, she didn't want to continue the discussion. She'd been there two years so she got to be the expert, don't you see. I pissed her off when I told her that historical fact was not a part of the "opinion" she was "graciously" allowing me to have and that economic development, flood control, recreation, navigation, and electrical generation were and still are TVA's mission. I don't give a damn about how other utilities do things because TVA's mandate is unique from other utilities.
And the man happens to be a bright engineer who happens to recognize the untapped potential for the region TVA has should it be allowed to move back to its legal mandate.
There are lots of people at TVA though and they have lots of opinions.
Backstepping a little there.
Backstepping a little there. Why not admit you were wrong. You're also probably wrong about "the men" (man) you know at TVA. The "woman" as an employee of TVA backed off talking about TVA's charter, etc. with someone who was/is not an employee of TVA. Maybe she was being polite. I'm assuming she wasn't a "bright engineer...."?
I used two specific people
It's called allegory. The two people I used really exist. I disagree with the woman and agree with the man. Had their opinions been reversed I would have agreed with the woman and disagreed with the man. The point was prejudice clouds judgement.
I'm pretty sure about TVA's historical mandate, but if indeed they have changed it and the fundamental structure of TVA's mission I'll be happy to admit my error.
You are correct about TVA's
You are correct about TVA's historical mandate, and no it hasn't changed. TVA is, by the TVA Act, a regional development agency, not a utility.
However, TVA has been de-emphasizing this for years, so that now it's pretty much ignored. It's no wonder your employee with two years experience didn't know about it.
Thank you once again.
I know a radical right wing dude, whom I like despite the fact that he's wrong about virtually everything, who was in the nuclear division at TVA who was shocked that I was familiar with the mandate. I like the less experienced employee, but I have an issue with folks drawing unemployment and living on food stamps and prayers screaming about our evil government. No one knows it all, but some folks only see what they want to see and resent the fact that there is a bigger picture. I'm happy that she landed on her feet at TVA. I hope she sees a need to pay it forward.
What people fear about Dr. Brown is that she may look at the mandate and mission and say, "Hey, This was a good idea that worked for years until Reagan and the privatizers tried to take it apart." If the agency were to get back to basics, and perform its function, its still in a position to do great good. It's still the world model, it's just losing ground quickly.
And whether we on the progressive end of the spectrum like it or not, Bill Sansom is one of the best logistics guys in the world and his service at TVA is public service. If Washington can get the board right, and they work together, TVA, and our region can fix what's broken and build to the future. It just takes will and leadership.
What people fear about Dr.
What people fear about Dr. Brown is that she may look at the mandate and mission and say, "Hey, This was a good idea that worked for years until Reagan and the privatizers tried to take it apart." If the agency were to get back to basics, and perform its function, its still in a position to do great good. It's still the world model, it's just losing ground quickly.
That's not going to happen and here's why: Craven Crowell decided that TVA would stop taking Federal funding. It was only 2% of the budget, but it paid for things like economic development, water quality work beyond meeting permits, and other environmental and planning-related work (did you know that TVA once had a staff of planners, as well as a Chief Economist? And not 60 years ago either).
The folks who run the Power side aren't interested in paying for that stuff out of ratepayer fees and so it's been dying a slow death ever since the Federal $$ stopped coming.
I don't see that dynamic changing no matter who's on the board.
That said, the board should be balanced, Dr. Brown was a qualified and capable board member, and Alexander and Corker should be ashamed of themselves for blocking her reappointment.
Being right
You're exactly right up to a point. While Crowell ditched the funding he didn't get rid of the oversight. As it stands, TVA doesn't have the power to run its own affairs.
I won't go into what I know beyond this, if we don't get the citizens of the valley informed and involved, TVA as we know it will be gone in our lifetime. Congress still has the final say over TVAs yearly activities and until the citizens of the valley stand up and demand both autonomy and accountability TVA is nothing more than a monolith.
I agree that Dr. Brown should be appointed to the board, but I see a slow instrument to beneficial change a far superior state to that of no change at all.
Now is the time to look hard at TVA.
This is a new beginning.
funding and oversight
Oh, but getting TVA off the budget effectively ended any congressional oversight. In Congress, if it ain't on the budget, it ain't on the radar, and TVA has been running its operations for longer than a decade without anybody in Washington paying attention. California Rep. Barbara Boxer, chair of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee (which nominally has oversight of TVA) essentially admitted as much during the committee's hearings on the ash spill.
In an op-ed piece I wrote for the Wall Street Journal in 2009, I argued that TVA's non-power programs be returned to the federal budget, in part so that Congress would resume taking some sort of interest in what TVA is doing: (link...)
In an op-ed piece I wrote for
In an op-ed piece I wrote for the Wall Street Journal in 2009, I argued that TVA's non-power programs be returned to the federal budget, in part so that Congress would resume taking some sort of interest in what TVA is doing
From your pen to God's ears. Craven Crowell did a lot of damage when he decided the agency should stop asking for Federal $$$.
I got to observe it close up and personal as the spouse came home every day for years more and more frustrated that the water quality program was being killed by inches.
How do we help?
I'm part of the "eco-community" and want to know how to get this information out more broadly and support this nomination and appointment.
Thanks for the links. Why is
Thanks for the links. Why is the KNS silent on this?
From the second column, She has written hundreds of publications, including the 2010 paper "Energy Efficiency in the South," which charts a promising path for the South: $40 billion in energy savings and nearly 400,000 jobs created.
So is TVA worried that energy efficiency and savings will hurt their bottom line? I honestly think that's the case. They are still operating in the 1930's mode of promoting energy consumption and have no interest in conservation or efficiency other than programs like energy audits for appearances.
It's more than silence...
The editors at TFP are taking a stand. That's either refreshingly radical or radically refreshing. I thank them for supporting our future.
But yeah...Why hasn't every one of the big papers in TN called them out. This is too transparent to let lie, even for the KNS I would think.
This would be the sort of
This would be the sort of news by which the NS could strengthen their relevance. By digging exhaustively, and not be tentative with their story. It would take guts, and would earn respect.
This is one of the type of stories on which local papers can determine their survival. Some of the TVA board, some senators, etc. might snub them at cocktail parties, but the people in the community will embrace them. And pay to read their paper in print and/or online.
Government vs. Business
This is the kind of crap that happens when you try to run government like a business. Dissension and innovation are quashed and maintaining one's status quo while passing the buck and playing slight- of- hand are the daily orders of business.
I don't think this is running
I don't think this is running government like a business, I think it's running government like a good old boy's club with no girls allowed...Especially if they're really smart.
Hmmm. Scott Barker used to
Hmmm. Scott Barker used to cover TVA for the KNS. Their TVA coverage used to be really good. Now they can't even cover a big story like Alexander & Corker blocking the appt of a smart, qualified woman who's already served 2 years on the board because (take her choice): a) she's too smart, b) she's female, 3) they don't like her politics and background.
I'm going with 3 myself, with a touch of 2. But I'd sure like to see the KNS go after this. It's embarrassing that the TFP does such a better job of covering TVA when its headquarters are in Knoxville.
One of my dearest friends is
One of my dearest friends is a corporate lawyer for TVA. She brought me a beautiful coffee cup from her last trip to Washington emblazoned with the logo, "Friends don't let friends vote Republican".
I seem to remember the TVA
I seem to remember the TVA charter being revamped during the Bush remake to a new part time board. Anybody know?
Yeah, White's Creek. The TVA
Yeah, White's Creek. The TVA Board is part time now instead of full time.
tva board
The TVA board is much different now.
In the old days, a three-member board set policy and the board chairman basically managed TVA's day-to-day operations. Under the new structure, which mimics that of private-sector corporations, a part-time board sets policy and a hired CEO manages operations.
TVA was headed toward unchartered territory because the Senate had not confirmed President Barack Obama's nominees. The outgoing board gave the CEO unprecedented powers should a quorum not be possible because the confirmations did not go through. The Senate finally did confirm enough board members to constitute a quorum, though with the obvious and puzzling omission of board member Marilyn Brown. The KNS editorial board is glad they confirmed most of the nominees -- it keeps the new CEO from running operations with no oversight -- but is disappointed Brown's re-nomination was brushed aside. She is highly qualified and has experience on the TVA board. And we said so in this editorial that for some reason White's Creek thinks (as expressed in another thread) is spineless: (link...)
Rachel, thanks for the kind words but I never actually covered TVA as a whole. I was the lead reporter on the coal ash spill and did some other reporting that led to the resignation of a board member, but I wasn't the TVA beat reporter.
Sorry about that...
I was rather frustrated at the time in trying to get several eco warrior groups to step up and call the Senators out. After seeing the TFP accuse the Senators of, essentially, murder in the first paragraph, I didn't think they were hit hard enough in the KNS.
I do appreciate your work, Scott.
Thanks, WhitesCreek. And I appreciate your advocacy on issues affecting Roane County (I grew up in Kingston and my parents still live there). You can criticize editorials all you want and it doesn't offend me. They are supposed to express our editorial board's opinion and spark debate, which by its nature means that others will not agree.
"Spineless" seems like a
"Spineless" seems like a stronger term than "pretty wimpy piece"
But it is something that should have it's own titled, exhaustive article and not be buried with a few paragraphs in the end of an editorial with a title regarding something else.
TVA wants to be a
TVA wants to be a private-sector company when it's convenient (executive pay, bonuses, oversight, etc.) and a government agency at other times when that's more convenient (sovereign immunity, law enforcement/police powers, etc.).
Yes, TVA takes advantage of the gray areas depending upon what its leaders view as the best interests of the organization. For example, one of the things I found out during my reporting on TVA is that FEMA considered TVA a "federal corporation," not a "federal agency." So it did not require TVA to follow disaster response requirements that are mandated for federal agencies. There were no requirements for "federal corporations" to follow those requirements. Therefore, when the ash spill occurred, FEMA did not review TVA's response.
P.S. Great moments in Barker
P.S. Great moments in Barker TVA reporting from the SKB archives:
8/4/2004 by SKB: Same data, two interpretations
Environmental groups issued a press release yesterday reporting they had analyzed EPA data on mercury pollution and found that most fish in America's lakes are unsafe for women and children to eat due to high levels of mercury.
Here's the Washington Post headline:
Most Fish From Lakes Is Too High In Mercury
Here's the Knoxville News Sentinel headline (which incidentally appeared on the front page):
Claims that some lake fish unhealthy to eat disputed by EPA
The two articles follow the same general slant of their headlines. So, how did two different newspapers review the same report on the same EPA data and come to such different conclusions?
Here's a clue from the Knoxville News Sentinel article:
The Tennessee Valley Authority has endorsed the [Bush] administration's proposal, which is similar to the approach credited with reducing acid rain.
"Cap-and-trade is a proven approach," said Jack Brellenthin, TVA's manager of environmental policy and strategy. Brellenthin said utilities would have an incentive to reduce emissions below the cap so they could sell credits to other utilities.
There you have it. The KNS is so far up TVA's ass they are tasting Brylcreem (with apologies to Junior Soprano). Cap-and-trade nonsense aside, you'd think the KNS would be more concerned about their local environment and its habitants who buy their newspaper.
OK, then.
(Emphasis added.)
8/4/2004 by SKB: Public apology
I was just looking at today's paper again and noticed that the front page story about mercury and the EPA that I blogged about below was written by ace KNS reporter and environmental crusader Scott Barker.
If there is anybody at KNS who gives a shit about the environment it is Scott Barker. He is responsible for great in-depth coverage on a number of environmental stories, such as the South Knox sinkhole dumping/contamination and the mess over at Whitherspoon just to name a couple.
Because of my bias and irrational hatred of all things TVA and Bush, and my haste to seize upon any opportunity to slam them, I failed to notice Scott's byline, and after reading it again note that I failed to credit what is basically a pretty well balanced article overall.
I guess they have to get all sides of the story (unlike us bloggers) and Scott cites the usual suspects at TVA. But if you read the article you'll note that he also got the other side of the story, including reference to a report saying the "cap-and-trade" nonsense won't achieve even Bush's goals for mercury pollution reductions. And I especially like the sly reference to EPA's assertion that most people eat fish from fish farms anyway, so what's the big deal.
So anyway, I apologize to Scott Barker for the Brylcreem crack. It was not directed at him personally, and I hope he realizes that. Truth is, I have no idea about the preferred hair care or other personal grooming products of Scott or anyone else at the KNS.
OK, then.
Yeah, Randy, I've held a grudge for nearly a decade about the Brylcreem crack.
Unfortunately, I have little need these days for hair treatments.
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