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Energy and Global Warming News for November 9: Can offshore winds spin in U.S. market? Exelon boss thinks Senate will act on climate bill by spring; Climate bill will save households money — ACEEE
Can offshore winds spin a market for American-made turbines?
Middle Eastern oil is one energy dependency. Another, looming in the future, could be a growing array of wind turbines, situated along the Eastern Seaboard, manufactured by European companies and feeding electricity to nearby American cities. That's what government and industry experts are trying to avoid — a new addiction.
The effort here to roll out an offshore wind industry is accelerating, but major gaps are still stopping turbine builders from opening U.S. facilities that could supply East Coast states with homemade blades, towers and nacelles. Experts expressed confidence in the United States' ability to establish a strong offshore wind manufacturing sector, and also anxiety about the steps that aren't being taken to get there.
The United States has yet to plant its first turbines in the seafloor, while Europe widens its lead, adding 1-megawatt every day on average, according to its industry group. Europe's offshore winds now produce a total of 1,471 megawatts, the amount of electricity produced by a very large coal-fired power plant.
"If we don't get on the ball and do it, the Europeans are going to do it," Bob Thresher, a wind power expert with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, said of turbine manufacturing. "They'll gain all the experience, and they get the privilege of selling us all their equipment. So sitting on our butts and doing nothing is just gonna cost us."
To people like Thresher, the United States needs to hurry up and allow someone to build the first wind facility in the ocean. That, in all likelihood, would be Cape Wind, a 130-turbine project proposed 5 miles off the coast of Massachusetts. It has been stuck in regulatory quicksand for eight years — a signal that has not helped to attract manufacturers or financing sources.
"They need to see there's a critical mass of megawatts that are sort of in the pipeline or committed," Greg Watson, the top renewable energy advisor to Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, said of parts builders. "You're not going to make a commitment to build a manufacturing facility unless you have some sense that there's going to be a workload, or an anticipated number of projects."
"We've had some frank discussions" with manufacturers, he added. "They might give you a quote that they need to see five or six more Cape Winds in the pipeline."
Others say the bar is higher. Jim Lanard, managing director of Deepwater Wind, which has three offshore projects proposed in Rhode Island and New Jersey, said manufacturers want to see a decade-long outlook promising that 1,000 turbines will be installed.
"Instead of sending our dollars to countries that export oil, we're now going to send our dollars to countries that export offshore wind equipment," Lanard warns. "It's billions of dollars being sent overseas. That's thousands of jobs."
Exelon boss Rowe thinks Senate will act on climate bill by spring
Exelon Corp. Chief Executive John Rowe, speaking last week after Senate action on a cap-and-trade bill aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions, sounded upbeat as ever.
Republicans on the Environment and Public Works Committee boycotted the discussion, prompting Committee Chair Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) to push through the so-called Kerry-Boxer bill on an 11-1 vote without a single Republican present. Democrats from Southern and coal-producing states got no chance to amend the measure, as they wanted, and the tactics alienated GOP moderates.
Speaking before the Economic Club of Chicago, however, Rowe delivered the same sunny talk as ever, saying a consensus has emerged for a cap on carbon, and a market mechanism for regulating it. "At that level of generality, there is strong support for a bill," he said. "There is a very good chance we will see action either this fall or next spring."
As the nation's top nuclear-power producer, Exelon has a lot to gain from cap-and-trade. But some stalwart supporters are starting to worry, as here, and its enemies here smell blood. Even the phrase "cap-and-trade" is being viewed as a political liability.
Rowe is undaunted: "Most other solutions are simply more expensive for the economy than cap-and-trade," he said. "You have to put a cap on it, you have to put a price on it, and you get the marketplace to work."
Or — as appears increasingly likely — the Environmental Protection Agency could be writing the rules for controlling emissions. And if that happens, forget about the "marketplace" working.
Climate bill will save households money — ACEEE
Cannons are firing in the battle to explain what cap and trade will cost, and one group thinks it has pierced the hull with its latest estimate.
According to a report released last month by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, climate legislation won't just have a low cost. Once the energy efficiency programs kick in, it says, the average household would actually save more than $300 a year, and the economy would gain 1 million net jobs.
See study here. See also "New EPA analysis of Waxman-Markey: Consumer electric bills 7% lower in 2020 thanks to efficiency "" plus 22 GW of extra coal retirements and no new dirty plants.
Strengthen the bill, the report says, and the benefits multiply. In the best case, households save triple the original amount, and the economy gains two and a half million jobs.
The finding differs vastly from the growing body of cost studies that have become a political turf war in the climate debate.
In June, the Congressional Budget Office concluded that House-passed climate legislation, H.R. 2454, would cost the average household $175 a year — a cost the administration likened to buying a postage stamp a day.
"It depends on how you write the bill," said Paul Werbos, a legislative fellow for Sen. Arlen Specter (D-Pa.). Werbos said his remarks were made on his own behalf, not the senator's.
"If you write a carbon bill the wrong way, you're going to make it a job killer. If you write it the right way, you're going to create a lot more jobs than you lose," he said.
Skip Laitner, senior economist at ACEEE and the author of its October study, echoed Werbos' sentiment. He said that if climate legislation only raises energy prices and consumers don't respond by making more efficient choices, then the economy will suffer.
Laitner and other efficiency boosters, however, have said most of the cost analyses of climate legislation have only focused on the cap-and-trade policy, not on the host of other programs, like energy efficiency, that the legislation includes.
When the price of electricity goes up, consumers and businesses can make choices to use less energy, Laitner said at the Capitol Hill briefing. The more a climate bill incentivizes these choices — through utility programs and building codes, for example — the less the bill costs, and the more jobs result from building in that efficiency.
The result: a report that finds the bill won't come with a price tag, but that it will bring a net gain.
Warming of Sino-Japanese ties with green fight
Forty-two projects related to energy-saving and environmental protection were signed between China and Japan on Sunday.
The effort to deepen cooperation in tackling environmental change and the economic downturn comes ahead of the climate change summit in Copenhagen, Denmark, next month.
Vice-Premier Li Keqiang called for cooperation on key projects and strengthening technological cooperation at the fourth Sino-Japan Energy-saving and Environment Protection Forum in Beijing Sunday.
"Japan has a lot of experience in solving energy and environmental issues, while China has put years of effort into forming its energy saving industry. China's potential market and Japan's technology complement each other," said Xie Zhenhua, deputy minister of the National Development and Reform Commission.
The two sides have worked together in building recycling eco-cities and personnel training, Xie said. About 300 Chinese experts were sent to Japan for training, while more than 300 Japanese experts came to China to help nurture local talent.
The Chinese central government has arranged 58.1 billion yuan ($8.5 billion) to support 10 major energy-saving and emission reduction projects, including sewage treatment and industrial pollution control. China will also help qualified environmental-friendly companies expand their financing channels, Xie said.
Masayuki Naoshima, Japan's minister of economy and trade, said in the near future Japan can assist China with water treatment and carbon emissions control.
China pledged to "strengthen efforts in intellectual property protection" to create a healthy environment for technology transfers, said Chen Jian, deputy minister of commerce.
API hires Sen. Durbin's nephew for government affairs post
The American Petroleum Institute has hired Martin Durbin, a top lobbyist for the American Chemistry Council, to be the oil industry trade group's executive vice president of government affairs.
Durbin, who has worked for Democratic lawmakers, will have his hands full as the industry aims to influence — and in some cases thwart — congressional and White House energy initiatives.
Durbin — the nephew of Sen. Richard Durbin of Illinois, the chamber's No. 2 Democrat — will join API next month.
"I know he will proudly represent the interests of the thousands of companies and the millions of employees in the oil and natural gas industry, and stand up for policies that promote jobs and affordable energy," API President Jack Gerard said in a statement yesterday. Gerard, who once ran the chemical industry group, worked with Durbin there.
API also issued a statement from Durbin: "I will work hard to ensure that policymakers in both houses and parties understand the industry's perspective on key policy issues, and that they appreciate the industry's many contributions to America's economy and society."
Durbin is coming to API as lawmakers are considering climate and energy legislation that will have major implications for the institute's members. The group opposes the major House and Senate cap-and-trade bills, alleging they would raise fuel prices and cost jobs.
Refiners in particular allege the plans provide an unfairly small number of free emissions allowances to the sector and warn that they would create a competitive advantage for foreign refineries and thereby increase reliance on imported fuels.
At the same time, the group is fighting White House proposals to eliminate tax incentives for domestic production. The industry is also pushing the Interior Department to offer more offshore areas for leasing following the lapse of decades-long outer continental shelf leasing bans last year.
China Pledges $10 billion to Africa
China offered African governments a multibillion-dollar package of financial and technical assistance on Sunday, stepping up a courtship that already has gained Beijing wide access to oil and minerals across perhaps the most resource-rich continent in the world.
Prime Minister Wen Jiabao pledged to grant African countries $10 billion in low-interest development loans over the next three years, to establish a $1 billion loan program for small and medium-size businesses, and to forgive the remaining debt on certain interest-free loans that China previously granted less-developed African nations.
Besides the financial assistance, Mr. Wen also promised to form a partnership to address climate change in Africa, including the building of 100 clean-energy projects across the continent. Beijing will also remove tariffs on most exports to China from the least-developed African nations that do not have diplomatic relations with Taiwan, and sponsor an array of other programs in health, education, culture and agriculture.
The gestures are likely to further cement China's good relations with many African nations, and may help address rising concern in some quarters that China is merely replacing Europe as a colonial power.
China's focus on extracting oil and minerals from Africa has drawn some criticism from African scholars, and labor and safety conditions at some Chinese-run mines and smelters have set off outcries by African workers. Some critics say that the flood of low-cost Chinese goods into African cities has displaced products once made by local workers.
China lower risk than UK for green investors, claims Deutsche Bank
Britain's claim to be a world leader in green energy investment has been called into question by an authoritative new study that will embarrass ministers as they prepare to launch an important climate change initiative tomorrow.
A report from Deutsche Bank says that the UK does not have the right climate change strategy to attract international investment and is lagging behind other countries, such as Germany, France and China.
Britain's energy strategy lacks the level of transparency and certainty required to encourage investment, according to Deutsche Bank's study on the best places to do business. It comes as ministers prepare to launch six draft national policy statements on energy and climate change policies tomorrow.
"What investors want is transparency, longevity and certainty – TLC – in policy regimes to mobilise capital," said Kevin Parker, global head of Deutsche Bank's asset management division, which is based in New York.
"Many major emitters such as the US and the UK do not have enough TLC in their policy frameworks. Our rankings show that China has a lower risk for climate change investors, as does Germany, but the research also shows that in order to avoid catastrophic climate change, they have demonstrated their ability to deliver scale."
The Department of Energy and Climate Change said its host of new initiatives to streamline planning and ensure the building of new infrastructure, such as clean coal plants, is proof of its positive commitment to moving to a low-carbon economy.
"You will have seen [from] the recent announcement from RWE and E.ON about spending £15bn and creating thousands of jobs here in new nuclear plants that investment does seem to be coming," said a DECC spokesman.
But Deutsche Bank says Japan and Australia are among the countries that represent lower risk profiles than the UK because they have more comprehensive and integrated government plans.
7 Responses to Energy and Global Warming News for November 9: Can offshore winds spin in U.S. market? Exelon boss thinks Senate will act on climate bill by spring; Climate bill will save households money — ACEEE
Britain's nuclear strategy threatens destruction of Kalahari
The Observer, November 8 – The hidden cost of Britain's new generation of nuclear power could be the destruction of the Kalahari desert in Namibia and millions of tonnes of extra greenhouse gas emissions a year, the Observer has discovered.
Japan eyes solar station in space as new energy source
AFP, November 8 – It may sound like a sci-fi vision, but Japan's space agency is dead serious: by 2030 it wants to collect solar power in space and zap it down to Earth, using laser beams or microwaves. The government has just picked a group of companies and a team of researchers tasked with turning the ambitious, multi-billion-dollar dream of unlimited clean energy into reality in coming decades.
Gore: 'Civil disobedience has a role to play'
The Guardian, Interview, November 7 – Al Gore was born to be the most powerful man on Earth, but fell just short of his political destiny. Can the former law-maker now win his place in history as the man who helped save the planet?
Also see here.
Indonesia: Yogyakarta groundwater surface dropping 30cm a year
The Jakarta Post, November 7 – Since 2000, groundwater levels in Yogyakarta province have dropped by an average 30 centimeters a year because of climate change, Gadjah Mada University hydro-geologist Heru Hendrayana says. (…) "This kind of change is affecting the whole world," said Heru, who is also an expert on groundwater resource management.
Jets' trails suggest role in global warming
Tenessean, November 7 – Jet trails that spread out across the skies have more implications than just marring a nice view.
They are drawing increasing attention in climate change discussions for their heat-trapping potential.
"We're trying to develop a better estimate of actual contrails coverage over the U.S.," said Patrick Minnis, a NASA senior research scientist in Hampton, Va., and a Vanderbilt University graduate.
(…) Even one contrail can eventually create a blanket of cloud across a huge area.
Permafrost's future in Alaska looks poor, but the forecast isn't all bad
Newsminer, November 6 – Alaska will probably see most of its surface permafrost vanish by the end of this century, but researcher Romanovsky believes vast areas of frozen soil will remain deeper underground even as air temperatures increase. (…) Because of factors like snow cover, predicting the rate of permafrost thawing can be imprecise. Romanovsky's projections also don't take into account the creation of new lakes and wetlands as surface permafrost thaws. Romanovsky said they could potentially cause more thawing at deeper levels. 'That could actually accelerate the destruction of permafrost', he said.
Low-carbon farms can raise food output – FAO
Reuters, November 6 – Low-carbon farming can both curb climate change and boost food output in developing nations and so must be rewarded under a global climate deal due in December, the U.N.'s food agency said on Thursday.
Important safeguards to protect rainforests lacking in REDD negotiating text
Mongabay, November 6 – Important safeguards to protect natural forests are still lacking in negotiating text on REDD, a proposed mechanism for mitigating climate change by paying developing countries to keep trees standing, reports an alliance of activist groups, accourding to the The Ecosystems Climate Alliance (ECA).
Alarming predictions that climate change will lead to the extinction of hundreds of species may be exaggerated, according to Oxford scientists
Times, November 6 – They say that many biodiversity forecasts have not taken into account the complexities of the landscape and frequently underestimate the ability of plants and animals to adapt to changes in their environment.
'The evidence of climate change-driven extinctions have really been overplayed,' said Professor Kathy Willis, a long-term ecologist at the University of Oxford and lead author of the article.
Also see here.
Scientists warn caribou collapse not unlike disappearance of cod stocks
680News, November 6 – Once a gigantic bloom of life that sustained entire societies, the cod fishery was closed in 1992 after a near-total collapse of fish stocks. The subsequent bust of Newfoundland's outport culture was nearly as complete.
Recent surveys on two major caribou herds in Canada's North suggest the same thing may be happening there. And as scientists begin to unlock the secrets of that decline, aboriginals who still depend on the great herds to feed both body and soul are rethinking old assumptions.
We cannot change the world by changing our buying habits
George Monbiot Blog, November 6 – Small actions allow people to overlook the bigger ones and still claim they are being environmentally responsible
Health impact of weather change 'could eclipse all pandemics'
The Irisch Times, November 5 – The severe health impacts of climate change would 'eclipse all known pandemics in the 21st century', it was claimed yesterday, with even a one degree Celsius rise in average temperatures causing a six-fold increase in mortality among respiratory patients. As shown by some 10,000 premature deaths in France alone during a heatwave in 2003, 'all of the known or predicted impacts of climate change are going to lead to severe health impacts', according to Josh Karliner, of the Health Care Without Harm network.
Climate Change, Nitrogen Loss Threaten Plant Life in Arid Desert Soils
Physorg, November 5 – The Mojave's plant life, sparse as it has always been, is facing new challenges. As Earth's climate warms, arid soils lose more nitrogen, which could lead to deserts with even less plant life than they sustain today.
Patent Lies; Who Says Saving the Planet Has to Cost a Fortune?
Spiegel, November 5 – One of the nagging issues in the run-up to the Copenhagen climate summit are demands that the US and Europe provide massive aid so poorer countries can buy expensive emissions-free technologies. Activist David E. Martin claims many of the patents for today's low-carbon technologies – including some used in wind power and hybrid cars – are already in the public domain.
So, wind turbines for east coast installations come from Europe. Turbines in Texas are now coming from China…
Sounds like more fodder for the "coal comes from America" crowd…
[JR: I'll do a post on this. Nukes, of course, come from far, far away….]
Meanwhile our valiant Night in tattered armor, spot56, with the nobel goal to save the world on IMPACT DAY continues his quest thru the Moors of cyberspace. Enduring power outages to his trusted steed, Mac, and a close call with BIG BROTHER and the catacombs of Far-off-i-stan. Our as yet unnamed heroine, garments torn asunder, wanders aimlessly across the Steps. And time is running out for all…
(Trying real hard to flee, Joe. Bear with me and thank you.)
November 8, 2009
Benefits Outweigh Costs of Reducing Emissions, say Economists
The panic is hitting the fan.
Nuclear is a dead end. Ask my G5 kid. Yet we have this happening. They are proposing to build more nuclear plants on the coast just as sea level rise starts to escalate (havent they reviewed recent data). This when they should be drawing up plans on how to evacuate the radioactive material away from the waves.
So much energy, resources and money are going to be diverted in to this dead end option, threatening the required move to sustainable solutions. Were screwing ourselves even more.
There is a denial of the changes needed to our behavior and ponzi economies.
We are rushing in to a twilight existence. Due to arrive before the centuries out.
Ed Miliband paves way for most ambitious fleet of nuclear reactors in Europe
Eleven sites for nuclear reactors announced as part of UK energy strategy that includes 'clean coal' and wind power
Temperature Rise 2.5 Celsius Guaranteed, Thanks to Brown Clouds'
IPS, November 9 – Regardless of success at the upcoming climate talks at Copenhagen this December, there will still be a 2.5 degree rise in temperatures. Dr Veerabhadra Ramanathan, director of the Centre for Atmospheric Sciences of the Scripps Institute of Oceanography at the University of California-Berkeley, has predicted that an "incredibly complex blanket" of greenhouse gases called the 'Atmospheric Brown Cloud' (ABC) will ensure such a temperature rise.
At an international gathering of climate science journalists in the Indian capital late last month, Ramanathan, a pioneer of global warming science and discoverer of the notorious ABC, said the world's focus on reducing emissions without paying equal attention to reducing the ABC would have practically no effect on reducing global temperature rise.
India 'arrogant' to deny global warming link to melting glaciers
The Guardian, November 9 – IPCC chairman Rajendra Pachauri accuses Indian environment ministry of 'arrogance' for its report claiming there is no evidence that climate change has shrunk Himalayan glaciers. Pachauri told the Guardian: "We have a very clear idea of what is happening. I don't know why the minister is supporting this unsubstantiated research. (…) Pachauri dismissed the report saying it was not "peer reviewed" and had few "scientific citations". "With the greatest of respect this guy retired years ago and I find it totally baffling that he comes out and throws out everything that has been established years ago."
Also see here – article 'Experts dispute glacier fear in Himalayas', The Telegraph (India), November 8.
Joe Romm — "Noverber" in headline.
[JR: Thanks. Tho I like this new month to describe conservative delaying tactics!]


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Theoretically, you should be able to do this. The field you want to explore is _moderationstatus. Here someone has listed all the status values.

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Frozen's hit ballad "Let It Go" is no longer just a song – it's a phenomenon.
Every day another sparkling, fan-made rendition seems to appear on the Web. And now Funny or Die has released a video proving that the catchy tune makes a suitable soundtrack to almost any movie.
Backed by Idina Menzel's vocals, Easy Rider becomes a road-trip flick reminiscent of Britney Spears's Crossroads.
Plenty of other famous films get a feel-good jolt from the Frozen song. "Let It Go" appears to have a beat Pulp Fiction's John Travolta can dance to, and one that works perfectly with Say Anything's boombox seduction – sorry, Peter Gabriel.
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Venezuela's fixed broadband penetration is lower than the regional average, while data rates are also low compared to the regional average. Partly due to the ongoing economic crisis and partly to the rising popularity of mobile broadband, growth in the fixed broadband market has slowed.
The state-owned incumbent CANTV is the country's exclusive provider of broadband based on DSL networks. A few cable TV companies offer cable modem access and there is a single WiMAX provider, though the low take up of services has encouraged this player to migrate subscribers to an LTE platform. The Venezuelan government has launched a National Fibre-Optic Backbone project to guarantee a uniform distribution of high-speed internet access throughout the national territory. CANTV is in charge of implementing the project. The government intends to lease capacity on the National Fibre-Optic Backbone to cooperatives and small companies.
Pay TV is the fastest growing telecom sector in Venezuela after mobile broadband, and accounts for 15% of all telecom revenue in the country. The market leaders are DirecTV (now owned by AT&T), Inter, SuperCable, NetUno, Movistar, and CANTV.
Venezuela's ongoing economic crisis has affected the ability of subscribers to pay for services, and has resulted in declining revenue for operators. The adoption of different floating exchange systems for essential and non-essential services has enabled operators to increase the price of telecom services dramatically.
This report provides an overview of Venezuela's broadband and pay TV markets, accompanied by relevant statistics, analyses, and broadband scenario forecasts to 2021.
CANTV launches IPTV service; CANTV's Wi-Fi program connected 3,000 public spaces by November 2015; Vivo Play launches in Venezuela; AT&T acquires DirecTV's US and Latin American operations; DTT reaches 60% population coverage; National Fibre-Optic Backbone project deployment is 70% complete; DTTV subscriber base reaches 850,000 at y end-2015; report includes the regulator's market data to September 2015, recent market developments.
CANTV, Inter, NetUno, SuperCable, MovilMax, Movistar, DirecTV.
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Gourmet Onion Dish
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|Slivered almonds
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|Corn flake crumbs
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Cook onion slices in boiling salted water until ten- der; drain.
Rinse bean sprouts thoroughly; drain well.
Arrange layers of onions, almonds, bean sprouts and soup in casserole; sprinkle each layer with salt and monosodium glutamate.
Toss crumbs in butter; sprinkle over top.
Bake in 350-degree oven for 30 minutes or until heated through.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1970 Calories from Fat 1075
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Total Fat 126 g194.3%
Saturated Fat 26.1 g130.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 64.5 mg21.5%
Sodium 2805.7 mg116.9%
Total Carbohydrates 180 g60.1%
Dietary Fiber 40.5 g162.2%
Sugars 59.1 g
Protein 58 g115.9%
Vitamin A 29.2% Vitamin C 159.4%
Calcium 72.7% Iron 122.2%
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Pros Good looks
Cons Very light body, cramped back seat
Had huge expectation but was at 60% of my expectation. The car is too light and the interiors are also not too great. Toyota has cut down on quality of interiors to reduce cost. The waiting time for the car is 4-5 months.
Pros Good looks,great interiors,good mileage,light weight
Cons Plastic quality, less goodies
Etios J is good VFM.Manza Aqua is 5.12 lakhs and Fiesta is 6.00 Lakh. Looks of Manza ,etios good. Buy Etios but plastics not best.
Pros smart car
Cons in interier is not worth but price is too high dizere is better
dizere is better than this vehicle ,not worth for alloted price
Pros Build quality, fuel efficient
Cons Outdated dashboard, many features are missing
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (KTM) launched one of its most innovative creation at an event in Bangalore, Toyota Etios. Toyota kirlosker motor is one of the top most car manufacturers in the world. Toyota etios is a new generation car put foward by toyota. Etios is a car made from hifh quality materials.Toyota has promised to provide world class technology and quality with the Toyota Etios. The design concept for the car is Bold Simplicity which is referred to affordable luxury and functionality in one machine. The car will have to compete with the likes of Maruti Swift Dzire, Tata Manza and Hyundai Accent. It has both petrol and diesel variants. Both displaces 1.4L engines which produce 90 bhp and 68 bhp rtepectively. The petrol engine gives about 18.6 kml while the diesel engine has been certified to deliver 23.59 kmpl according to ARAI.
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The hell ever happened to sticking it to the man? Doin' drugs? Beating the shit out of people for no reason? Pissing in public? Doin' lines off a girl's ass crack?
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Wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it. I wish I took before/after pics. Bought: Jomax Clorox Outdoor Put in a garden sprayer designed for bleach according to instructions on Jomax: 3/4 cups Jomax 2 1/4 cups bleach 13 cups water For 75% of the siding, I applied the mixture, then rinsed after 5 minutes. A number of sections needed a ...
Adding a brick facade to the lower front of your house may not be as easy as you may think. Your contractor may have issues with installing a footing to support the weight and proper backing to attach the brick ties, not to mention building out all the window and door jams to match the new depth. This could be a very expensive change. As far as adding ...
You can probably get away with a weather proof box on top of the siding, but here's the full procedure to make it look nice. Vinyl siding can be pulled off and later reattached. To remove it, you need a siding removal tool that has a flat blade with a small hook on the end. You shove it up the gap between two pieces of siding and then pull to separate them. ...
Is there code that states there must be a sheet of plastic between vinyl siding and the house sheathing?
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The nice thing about renting a place is that you don't own it. Problems with the house are really the owner's problem, not yours. If it were me, especially in the situation you've described, I'd call the landlord and say, 'Hey - come clean this crap up'. I certainly wouldn't invest in supplies or materials to do it. Take a look at your lease/rental ...
Even though the panels snap to each other they are nailed to the wall at the top edge of the panel. So it's probably a good idea to nail it back. Just make sure it's a little loose because the panels expand and shrink a lot depending on outside temperature.
The vinyl-siding manufacturers make special attachments for mounting receptacle boxes, with trim rings to seal against the siding. The attachments are the same or similar to what is used for railings and faucets: For small fixtures, it is also possible to just cut a hole for it in the regular siding (and presumably seal with silicone), as shown in the ...
Is there code that states there must be a sheet of plastic between vinyl siding and the house sheathing?
The actual code requirements depend on your municipality/authority having jurisdiction (AHJ). Also, keep in mind the requirements in lots of places were different several years ago. Some places vinyl siding did not require a wrb below it. However, the current best practices are that you generally need a vapour barrier, air barrier, insulation, weather ...
Yes, you can paint it. Make sure you clean it very well (use a TSP Cleaner) and then use a primer first (although some sites say you can get away without a primer). Also make sure to paint it a lighter color than the current one: I assume you're painting with a lighter color paint - vinyl siding painted a dark color can have problems with ...
Arlington Fittings makes an electrical box and or special adapter for siding. While the box picture makes the mounting self evident, here's a specification sheet and here's an installation video. I think to purchase you would have to get through an electrical wholesaler. Usually we are supposed to give you a good description of how to use the suggested ...
You need vapour barrier (the plastic you put up before drywall) and air barrier. To count as an air barrier you stop air flow by using sheathing tape on: OSB joints and edges Vapour Barrier (this is most common) Tyvek Housewrap seams (becoming more common) Some people think that you only need a vapour barrier or that the vapour barrier is also an air ...
Cutting the vinyl siding is easy. A hole saw, tin snips, etc, will slice right through it. When we cut with a circular saw, we often install the blade backwards to minimize ripping and tearing of the vinyl. That said, the hole is the least of your effort. You need to be sure the weather stripping and siding itself is properly done to keep the siding water ...
I would drill a slightly larger hole and run the wire thru pvc conduit. It will protect the wire from accidental damage from a weedwacker, lawnmower etc. I think look cleaner and more professional.
They sell outdoor boxes that you could use Which you could add different waterproof covers to I would add silicon or some other sealant to the back of the box when you mount it. These can be secured right to the sheeting behind the siding.
It's mostly aesthetics, so opinions may vary. I don't what your budget is, but I see many ways it could be improved: The white siding part could be changed to match the beige siding to the right, or if the foundation allows it, replace the white siding with the same brick as the rest. The white door could be painted (or changed altogether) to match the ...
Try something inexpensive and simple first, like dish soap or carwash soap and a brush-on-a-stick. Both dish soap and carwash soap are designed to remove sticky biological goo from relatively hard non-porous surfaces like vynil.
I use a brush and pole for washing RV's. The pole is a telescoping one usef for painting. I stand on a tall stepladder and the combination can reach pretty high. Lowes had the RV brush. So I spray on some soap, brush, and then rinse.
Pine is a poor choose for siding in the northeast, and it is far more expensive than spec grade vinyl siding. Even though pine is used often for trim, when it is used to side an entire building expect the following problems. Wider boards, 1/2 X 6 and larger have a habit of checking and cupping when exposed to prolonged heat and moisture. Exterior pine needs ...
Vinyl siding (along with steel) is fastened to your walls with nails that aren't fully set. This allows lateral movement when the siding expands and contracts due to temperature change. Ideally, the nails are set just snug enough to eliminate in-out movement, which is probably what you're hearing. If they were left out too far, some movement can occur. In ...
The siding needs to remain free to expand and contract. So cutting at least a slot , then hanging something through that would work, but would be unsightly, and would leak water through the hole. So I think that finding some kind of gasket or trim piece (such as is found where your vents protrude through siding) and trimming with J-channel all around it ...
If you can remove one panel carefully you might find the manufacturer stamp on the back. It will narrow down the search down a little bit. Otherwise just a small sample would be nice to have when visit the stores. I've seen websites on the web that identify manufactures based on the sample that you send. Both Lowe's and Home Depot sell some vynil siding. Not ...
When I get paint on something like clothing I use nail polish remover. It takes time to soften the paint and remove it, but it doesn't harm the fabric.
Rustoleum sells a mold/mildew-proof paint called Perma-White. They also sell a fungicide (Tiabendazole) additive called ADD-2 you can mix into your preferred paint. Either of those should at least help some.
The way you suggested will be fine. On the exterior, make sure to leave a drip loop in the wire in order to prevent water from running down the cable. Drill the hole high enough so that standing water next to the foundation won't leak into the hole.
I would recommend reading up on vinyl siding. It's really not as maintenance free as its manufacturers claim - it fades and becomes brittle. And unlike wood it can't really be repaired. Not to mention it looks pretty ugly and fake. Also if your house has any architectural details, then they would probably be covered up by the vinyl installation, ...
Pine has been the traditional siding in the Northeastern US for several hundred years (along with cedar shingles). Painting is the standard protection. While numerous products are lower maintenance, if you have the skill (not too much required) and time to keep it up (a good bit required), it should be fine.
The hole saw will do the job. You don't need a perfectly clean cut here because your vent cover will hide the hole. But - ideally - drill your pilot hole from inside, then drill thru from the outside with the hole saw.
Honestly, I'd use nothing. The problem is if you ever remove the screw, then the hole needs to be filled. Mount the bracket high-up, tucked under a lap, so you don't buckle the siding while installing it. Check both ends of the siding for play first. Affixed in the middle with room on both sides, it should be fine. Use screws with a fully threaded shank; you'...
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June 24th, 2013 03:16 PM #1
Clio to honor Gloria?
Wondering what you berries think of the idea of Clio to honor my late grandmother, Gloria.
Clio meaning "glory" (Greek).
I had Cleo on my list, and I love this spelling, but I so prefer the meaning of Clio and the potential connection to my nana.
Which do you prefer? Do you think either would be an ok sister to Owen, or is Owen too common and Clio/Cleo too exotic?
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I like Clio and Cleo. Cleo's spelling is more intuitive, but Clio has an interesting history and I love the meaning tie for you. Owen and Clio/Cleo are fine together. It's not the most natural pairing, but it certainly works enough.
I think Sofia Vergara's character on Modern Family has taken a lot of the frump out of the name Gloria. Gloria isn't a huge favorite of mine or anything, but I've warmed to it considerably over the years.
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The work of Deimantas Narkevicius is part of the return to the great ideologies of the 20th century at the moment of their collapse. Through critical engagement with cinema and its narratives of attempted veracity, he analyses the fall of Communism's revolutionary utopia in Eastern Europe at a time when the ruins of the past and the uncertainty of the future overlap. The Lithuanian artist focuses on a perception of history often associated with the idea of post-history, as meta-narrative, but also identifying the existential inter-connection between the subjects of that meta-narrative, the main characters of his films, and a specific social and economic context. "Communism - Lenin said - is Soviet power plus electrification." This concept of modernisation, linked to industrialisation, is the theme of Lietuvos Energija (Energy Lithuania), a documentary study of a power plant, which includes dialogue with ex-workers from the factory. Although the plant is still working, after the collapse of the Soviet Union it became a kind of museum of industrial thought and ideology. The work appears to be a reflection on the Communist experience in Lithuania as a province of the USSR, but it goes much further than that, bringing in the idea of monument, of failure, of melancholy about the past in the present and the obsolescence of the object and ideas. In order to reflect these relationships, the artist overlaps various film techniques and narrative processes.
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Herb Kohl > Howard Schultz.Hide replies
You can say that again, FanD00m.
You can say that, again, Fand00m!!!
I thought I read earlier that the NBA had added 2 years to the deadline pushing it to 2019.
I could be wrong though, sometimes I still think it's 1999 and I need to prepare for Y2K.
"Mabel! We need more fuel for the generator!" etc.Hide replies
The Flux Capacitor must be leaking again?
Just dump some Seafoam in 'er she'll be fine.
need them jamboney's to git that arena built~!!!
And how. Recently came back into town via Fond du Lac/McKinley and whoozie wooh that's an ugly view of downtown.
If first impressions mean anything it makes the Bradley Center look like the stronghold of an evil sorcerer whose final decree was to level the surrounding four blocks into gravel so that he can see his enemies coming.
"Boil the pitch there's looters at the gate."
The only ugly part of Fond du Lac/Mckinley is that barren wasteland parking lot that is full of garbage and seagulls.
If they eliminate 5th street, they could connect that empty parking lot and other vacant land to build an arena.
Not sure if it is big enough, but it sure would be a nice spot!
No...you absolutely read correctly.
Not sure how that effects this, if at all?
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It will get done despite the clamoring from the Charlie Sykes and WTMJ listeners.
You mean all those people who's shoes are too tight and it's somebody elses fault?
PennyWise was a creepy clown, wasn't he? That's who Charlie Psycho reminds me of, sans the makeuP, of course.
As opposed to the spend like drunken sailors crowd who are NEVER to blame for anything?
I have a feeling location is going to play a big role in getting this thing on its way.
I don't see the Bradley Center being razed, and I don't see them building a third facility in a row.
It's been brought up before about other locations but nothing that stood out. Some body is going to be relocated and that's where the city of Milwaukee is going to have to step up,and yes the tax payers. Oh now I've gone and done it.Hide replies
Hey 'west side', we note a few here suggesting the Casino Site
out on the "I" in Kenosha.
We could tail gate at the Brat Stop, and go from there.
Hell, I could take a cab, and for go any libation issues
that presently haunt me>
Yea, that's the ticket,
"Build It, and I will come">
Sounds like the team of Kohl, Stern and Silver pulled a fast one here. Typical.
The small market gets screwed yet again in the NBA.
Let's hope Barret, Marotta and Sheehy can pull this off.
Oh no!!Hide replies
Well if one believes ESPN. How about more Yankees-Red Sox highlights or Heat vs Anyone but Bucks highlights. Here's to a Bucks-Jazz NBA finals some year soon.
I struggle to make sense of this.
If Kohl wanted too, he would have simply said,
"ah, forgetaboutit" and sold to someone, anyone
just to get out from under this. And, if we hear correctly,
he did turn down other offers of a much higher price
to go with a tandem willing to work the room.
"Fast one"?
Where? How?
Barrett and Marotta should get Jim Doyle to help. They could organize as Dewey Cheatum and Howe.
The Milw Arena was the first Arena in US designed with television in mind in 1950, hosted 2 NBA teams and a World Championship twice. Great sightlines, every seat. Then the gift horse, BC, hockey arena, horrid accoustics. People still whine about paying upkeep for a free venue. Ugh. Now this proposal. Well, for a Metro Area that is 8 months FROZEN I would think we could invest in an indoor Arena again, first time since 1950. Hello people, we like live in the Arctic. Indoor venue, please!Hide replies
As you conclude this narrative with that historic reference you
illustrate perfectly one of the primary reasons this must get done
Milw. Bucks aside.
Great Post if one is in favor of building.
Thankfully, the billionaires will be picking up the tab, because as a MKE resident, I certainly won't be....
Move the bucks to Kenosha and let the Casino Tribe pick up the rest of the tab in exchange for letting them build their casino.Hide replies
Excellent idea. An arena complex PLUS the new casino resort would be a destination location.
"SCOTTIES" draggin his feet on this thing for some reason.
(He states rhetorically knowing full well that post voting time
will suddenly find Scottie with a decision).
While Scottie paints his political ploys with plastic points,
just on the other side of the state line a sudden fervor of
activity has cropped up for a Casino in Lake Co. and/or
Chicago (Cook Co.). Folks in ILL> know a stall tactic
when they see one, and have bantered about a Casino for
some time. Procrastination by your Governor may mean
a lose lose for the 99%. And, he seems just fine with that>?
Let Kenosha be the answer
Let {kstein13} be employed as concierge to the new complex>)
Let Freedom Ring>
"So it written...so it must be done..."
Wait a minute.
I think this is potentially good news. If an new arena development deal doesn't come to fruition, this gives the NBA the right to step in and purchase the Milwaukee Bucks back from new billionaire owners, Wesley Edens and Marc Lasry; preventing them from relocating the team out of Milwaukee.
I really believe the NBA is dead serious about keeping pro basketball in this great city. This city has a deep and large fan base having being in Milwaukee for over 40 years; that's a long successful run folks.Hide replies
The new owners are not allowed to relocate the team outside of Milwaukee. There is language written in the sale of the team that prevents moving the team.
That was one of the conditions of the sale that Kohl requested.
And if the NBA bought the team, they're not obligated to keep it in Milwaukee.
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2015 Beer Festival Venue and Directions For 2015 our festival has now moved to Knowle and Dorridge Cricket Club, Station Road, Knowle, Solihull B93 8ET
BusesFrom Birmingham, Olton, Acocks Green & Tyseley: Bus 37 to Solihull, then change to buses S2/S3 (S3 stops near Club; on bus S2, get off at Mill Lane) From Solihull & Widney Manor - Buses S2/S3 (as above) (NB. Return journeys: S2 only, from Mill Lane) From/to Lapworth, Hatton, Warwick and Leamington Spa - No public transport alternative to rail available. From/to Stratford-upon-Avon - Bus X20 to Hockley Heath, then change to bus S3
There may be service restrictions on some buses, for further information on West Midlands bus routes and timetables, please see West Midlands bus services and timetables
RailDirect services to Dorridge Station from: Banbury/Leamington Spa/Warwick/W. Parkway/Hatton/Stratford-upon-Avon & Lapworth Worcester/Kidderminster/Stourbridge/Birmingham Snow Hill & Moor St/Acocks Green/Olton/Solihull & Widney Manor
From/to rail stations not listed above, you may need to change at Birmingham Snow Hill, Moor Street or another station; and some services may be limited and may finish early. More information at: West Midlands rail services and timetables
For further information please see London Midland rail timetables
NB. The above is only a guide and may be subject to change at short notice. You are strongly advised to check your own travel route and requirements before travelling, especially the last bus and train home!
2015 Beer Festival Approaching!! New venue! More beers! More dates! The 17th Solihull Beer Festival will be held in a marquee in the grounds of the Knowle and Dorridge Cricket Club. Make a note in your diary: Thursday 1st October, Members Preview from 6 pm to 11 pm (entry limited to CAMRA members and members of the Cricket Club), Friday 2nd and Saturday 3rd October festival open from noon to 11 pm each day. Find out more
Warwick Christmas Crawl Details: Meet on the train which leaves Solihull at 1424 and Dorridge 1430 to arrive at Warwick at 1444. If you have alternative travel arrangements please let me know in advance so I can watch out for you Steve Dyson: h: 01216038994 m: 07964564475 e-mail: email@example.com More details will be added to the Events calendar soon
Win a year's worth of beer with our 'Beer Master's Tache' competition This year's Great British Beer Festival will be hosted by the BEER MASTER, who has used all of his extensive knowledge to select more than 900 of the best beers, ciders and perries from Britain and overseas.
To get you in the mood for this year's Great British Beer Festival, we are giving you the chance to be the Beer Master and win a year's worth of beer. Find out more
Red Lion in Knowle named 2014 Solihull Pub of the Year The Solihull and District branch of Camra recently awarded their 2014 pub of the year and for only the third time since 2002, the award did not go to either the Bulls head in Barston, or the Vaults in Knowle. For the first time since the award was inaugurated, The Red Lion in Knowle was crowned Solihulls best pub. It is no coincidence that back in 2007, The Fieldhouse was voted Solihulls number one pub. The landlord of the Fieldhouse then is the same landlord who currently runs the Red Lion, Richard Norton. Richard continues to put his dedication to real ale to good use, with the pub always having a wide range of well-kept guest beers to support the excellent regular ales. Long gone are the days when real ale drinkers used to avoid this pub for all they were worth. As the Felon & Firkin, Lager sadly ruled but over more recent times, restored to its rightful name, there has been a steady improvement culminating in the much sought after award of Pub of the Year under Richards expert guidance. The Red Lions rise to prominence is not restricted to this one pub. A record number of pubs were nominated this year as standards and variety of real ale available in the borough continues to improve. While The Lion won at a canter, it is a sure sign that Real Ale is going from strength to strength and Richard will have to be on his toes if he is to hold off the competition and repeat his win next year. If you think there is a better pub in the Solihull area, we would love to hear from you. Solihull Camra holds branch meetings on the first working Monday of every month. The next meeting begins at 8.30pm on Monday 7th July at the Wharf, Hockley Heath. All members, non-members and prospective members are most welcome to join us.
The Acres beer festival postponed The Acres management regrets that due to a family bereavement, the forthcoming beer festival which was due to happen this coming Friday and Saturday ( 2nd and 3rd May ) has been postponed.
It will now be rearranged for a future date to be confirmed, please see this website and the Solihull Drinker magazine for further details.
CAMRA raises a glass to George Osborne as beer duty cut for second year running CAMRA branches across the country celebrated as Chancellor George Osborne announced a cut in beer duty for the second year running.
Thanks to the incredible efforts of over 6,500 CAMRA members who lobbied their MP ahead of the Budget, consumers have yet again raised a glass to the Chancellor to toast another Budget for British beer drinkers.
Beer supports nearing 1 million jobs and contributes Ł22 billion to the UK economy, and another cut in beer duty in 2014 will help maintain a healthier pubs sector.
This is an incredible success thanks to another year of fantastic campaigning by CAMRA members on this issue. CAMRA would like to thank local branches for their fantastic campaigning efforts in shifting over 500,000 Budget 2013 success beer mats and posters, and the many thousands of CAMRA members who lobbied their MP and secured the support of 119 MPs.
CAMRA's Chief Executive Mike Benner commented:
"CAMRA is delighted to see the Chancellor implementing an unprecedented second consecutive cut of a penny in beer duty. This is not only about keeping the price of a pint affordable in British pubs but helping an industry which has been in overall decline continue on its long road to recovery."
"CAMRA cares greatly about the future of the Great British pub and it is clear from this Budget announcement that the Government do too."
"Keeping the price of a pint affordable is vital for the long-term health of the pub sector and CAMRA would hope this latest vote of confidence in British pubs will go some way to slowing the rate of closures, by encouraging more people to make use of their local this summer"
New Ember Inns Promotion Ember Inns are currently running a spring promotion promising an extra 15 cask ales for the season, including the Stonehenge 'Sign of Spring' novelty green ale, get more information via the link below Find out more
The Wharf Re-Opening The Wharf, under the new management of Sam Buckingham, has been closed for refurbishment, it will be re-opening March 14th increasing the range of real ales available with 6 hand-pumps ( previously 4 ) and will also be serving 2 craft ales from behind the bar.
10% off your pint for CAMRA members Find out more
One-stop craft beer promotion If you have a One-Stop shop near you but you don't usually shop there, it might be worth you going in - selected One-Stop's have a small display unit in the alcohol section at the moment featuring 9 Regional Craft Ales @Ł1.99 each or 2 for Ł3.50. Both of our nearest have: Wyre Piddle's Piddle in the Hole (3.6%), Holdens Golden Glow (4.4%) and Golden Special Bitter (5.1%), Bewdley Brewery's Worcestershire Way (3.6%) and Worcestershire Sway (5.00%), Backyard Brewery's Blonde (4.1%) and Gold ($.4%), and Sadlers Mud City Stout (6.6%) and Worcester Sorcerer (4.3%). Not a bad selection for a non-off licence!!
Knowle & Dorridge Round Table Festival 25 real ales and 4 ciders! Held at the Royal British Legion in Knowle, Solihull, Friday night is always great fun and the best chance to try all of the beers. Saturday is packed with Six Nations rugby on the big screen, Aston Villa vs Chelsea, Cheese tasting, Indian snacks and open mic plug'n'play sessions on Saturday night. This event is becoming a firm favourite with locals and also attracts revellers from further afield. Find out more
Beer & Sausage Festival at The Reservoir The Reservoir Pub at Earlswood will be holding a Beer and Sausage festival, 7th-9th March 2014, featuring 9 real ales and local specialty sausages from Latchwoods of Earlswood. Find out more
Good Beer Guide 2014 Correction for The Shed brewery Please note that the wrong address has been printed for the Shed Brewery in the 2014 Good Beer Guide: it should read 2232 Stratford Road, Hockley Heath. The incorrect house number shown is nothing to do with the brewery and cannot help with enquiries or deal with visitors to the brewery.
To discuss the purchase of Shed Brewery beers, or arrange a visit, please contact Perry Clarke on 07910 004041, or email him on firstname.lastname@example.com
Latest news from the Woodman's Rest Some nice looking Winter ales on at the Woodman's Rest. Check out their newsletter via the link below ... Find out more
Loyalty Card Scheme at The Reservoir Fayre & Square are running a loyalty card scheme at The Reservoir and their other pubs Find out more
LET'S CALL TIME ON THE GREAT BRITISH PUB SCANDAL Please consider signing our petition ...
We call on the Government to stick to its promise to introduce a Pubs Watchdog to prevent valued pubs from being placed at risk of closure due to unfair practices in the pub sector. See further details and sign here
Christmas Crawl Joins us for a Birmingham city centre pub crawl on Saturday 7th December. Find out more
Special edition Porter from Whitworth Brewing Co. Our new one off Porter made with locally grown hops supplied by Gordon Clarke at the Solihull CAMRA beer festival will be available at The Warwickshire Lad from Saturday 16th. We will then be supplying it to The Forrest, Lady Lane Wharf and Bernies. This Porter has been produced to celebrate Whitworth Brewing Company's 100th commercial Brew. Find out more
Beer & Balti Night Friday 31st January 2014Membership secretary Dave Mckowen is arranging a beer & balti evening at "The Wild Boar" pub and "The Castle Balti" restaurant Find out more
Bonfire night at Tom o' the Wood Saturday 2nd November, starts 7pm, free entry, featuring -
Hog Roast
Live Folk Music
Homemade Mulled Wine
Children and Dog friendly
No Fireworks Find out more
New promotion on at the Lady Lane Wharf The 'Beer of The Week' promotion at the Lady Lane Wharf has now finished, but visitors can enjoy instead a reduction on the cask price of all four of the casks in-house to Ł2.60 per pint. This week's range is a combination of:
Wadworth 6X
Wye Valley HPA
Monterey Californian Pale Ale
Wye Valley Harvest Hop
Golden Pippin
Whales' Pale Whale.
Next week they will be adding a range of Whitworth beers one by one and Wyre Piddle will be back on tap, so do try to find time to drop in and make the most of the new range and price of the ales on offer. Find out more
The Forest Real Ale Festival On Now The festival starts at 5:00pm on Thursday and finishes Sunday evening and is promising to be a fantastic weekend at The Forest. DJ playing in The Olive Room Friday night 9:30pm to 1:00am, free entry, call for more information: 01564 772120 Find out more
15 Ales Over 5 Weeks At The Woodmans Rest If you're a real fan of real ale then The Woodman's Rest, Shirley is the place to enjoy it over the next 5 weeks. Their autumn beer festival showcases 15 of the best British beers, from old favourites to the latest tastes and even better, there's a free pint up for grabs. Find out more
Solihull 2013 Beer Festival Is Over Now The 15th installment of our popular annual festival is taking place on Friday 4th and Saturday 5th October 2013, as usual at the Royal British Legion, Solihull. With over 40 different cask ales, live bands and full-colour commemorative glasses, you won't want to miss it! Find out more
Charity Football Match Annoucing a charity football match in memory of a legendary Solihull football and "Metal" fan Ian Edwards, kick off is at 3pm on 1st September at Shirley Town FC's ground, opposite Whitlocks Green station. Find out more
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Online Petition Passes Target More than 100,000 drinkers have now signed the online petition objecting to George Osborne's decision to keep the duty escalator, which raises the price of beer by 2% above inflation each year. It now must be debated in Parliament, but there is still time to sign and add your weight to the message. Sign the petition
Gallon of Ale Won Solihull CAMRA's growing membership has passed the 400 mark. Robert Vaughan is the lucky 400th member who recieves a gallon of Real Ale, courtesy of the White Swan in Solihull. Find out more
Solihull's Newest - and Smallest - Brewery For as long as anyone can remember Solihull was a brewery-free zone. Now, with the addition of The Shed Brewery, we're spoilt for choice! Read all about it
CAMRA Welcomes Minimum Alcohol Pricing CAMRA supports the Prime Minister's plans to introduce a minimum unit price for alcohol, which could end pubs being undercut by below-cost supermarket alcohol price promotions. Read on...
Tax on a Pint Passes ÂŁ1 Mark The chancellor's 7.5% increase in beer duty increases the total tax on a pint to over ÂŁ1 for the first time. Britain now endures the second highest beer tax in Europe. Get more facts and figures
Beer Brewed in Solihull Solihull CAMRA recently joined Steve and Charlotte Whitworth to celebrate the opening of Whitworth Brewery in Shirley. Read more
Drinker Hits Press The latest issue of the Solihull Drinker, our quarterly newsletter, is out now. Find it in your Solihull local, or download it from here. Download it now
2012 Good Beer Guide Launched The 2012 edition of CAMRA's indespensible Good Beer Guide is published this month, featuring listings for more than 4500 of the best pubs in Britain and the UK's top independent brewers. Read all about it
Go Out to a Real Fire If there's one thing better on a cold night, than a warming pint of Winter Ale, it's drinking it in front of a roaring fire. Browse our selection of Solihull pubs with the wonderful combination of Real Ale and a real fire. See our Real Fires Pubs Guide
Breweries in Our LocAle Area CAMRA's LocAle scheme encourages pubs to stock local ales. Solihull pubs which always carry beers brewed within 25 miles can join the scheme. With more breweries in the area than ever before, there is an amazing choice. See what's out there
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