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Germany's Bet on Renewable Energy is an Investment in Digital Disruption
The extraordinary amount of money Germany is spending to transition its market away from fossil fuels and nuclear energy sources is looking increasingly like an investment in the country's future industrial competitiveness. Most experts have estimated the cost of Germany's 'Energiewende' policy in the hundreds of billions of euro, some as much as a trillion euro. However, the less-often-told story of the Energiwende is that German engineering and its industrial base are at the forefront of global efforts to integrate renewables into energy networks.
To better understand the Energiewende policy, I took an in-depth look at Germany's decision to transform their energy market in 2015 and recently published my findings in a white paper, "Putting the Pieces Together: Transition and Transformation in Global Energy Markets." The work examines Germany's efforts, particularly the technical and engineering aspects, so as to gauge Germany's likely success in meeting its aggressive targets.
In spite of what has been mostly negative coverage in the United States about Germany's energy ambitions, in reality, their efforts are actually very successful. After all, in terms of overall renewable energy usage, the country passed the 30 percent mark of total use in 2014, and plans to reach 40 to 50 percent countrywide by 2025. By 2050, that figure is expected to grow to 80 percent. As a result, the most important question is how this has been achieved.
To uncover the real story, I spent time on-the-ground in Germany with a large variety of constituents across the energy ecosystem. I posed extensive questions to them in order to find out how they are making this energy transformation work, as well as to determine the true sentiment from German engineers tasked with making this transformation happen. I wondered if they were more optimistic or more concerned about the pace and the approach the country was taking.
I learned that the vast majority of the engineers and technical experts working in the trenches in the energy sector are increasingly viewing higher levels of renewables – even up to 100 percent use — as technically feasible. This is remarkable, considering most of those same individuals admitted that they would not have believed what has already been achieved was technically feasible just five short years ago.
The key to the German transformation is the entry of "digital disruption" into its energy space, including the advent of digital control platforms for aggregating distributed energy resources, such as so-called 'Virtual Power Plants (VPP's), which combine the use of many smaller-scale connected energy systems to provide a bigger, grid-balancing resource. What I discovered is that the integration of these technology tools, sensors and VPP's to better control these distributed resources and make them responsible at grid scale in the same way fossils have been, was really the answer of how Germany is making this engineering challenge work.
Many of the past international studies on this topic have focused primarily on the differences between the United States and Germany in terms of scale, policy and existing energy infrastructures, but what I wanted to learn was why Germany would take such significant economic risks on renewable energy. That gets to the questions of why its government believes it will ultimately be successful with it, and what the United States and other markets could contribute to and learn from it.
From Germany's standpoint, it is clear the government realized that its industrial base, with companies like Siemens, ABB and others, was well positioned to win in a digital energy economy. It seems obvious that Germany is positioning its industrial companies to get ahead in research and development and associated technical work and know-how, so that they can create new value for the country in the future. I think their future economic success and whether or not the Energiewende is ultimately judged to be a wisely crafted program rests on the ability of ABB, Siemens and others to capitalize in the way that they would expect based on the investment.
My white paper describes the overall differences between Germany's environmental and security views, its razor-sharp focus on maintaining grid stability, and the rise of the VPP's that are helping solve some of the more sophisticated energy balancing challenges involved in the process today. However, the study also shows there are some energy blind spots Germany will have to address to meet its energy goals—and this is where the U.S. can both learn and benefit.
What I ultimately concluded is that, while the U.S. lacks a similarly aggressive national plan to transform our energy market, we are home to the technology innovations and disruptors that Germany (and other countries throughout the world) will ultimately need to support their own transformation efforts. Specific innovations I looked at were battery storage, intelligent transformers and inverters, sensors and data analytics, and their associated standards. Developing VPP's in the United States is also a high-potential opportunity.
We know that companies with massive computing power and intelligence like IBM, as one example, are motivated to provide U.S.-based utilities with increased digital controls over distributed energy resources. In addition, investing in VPP's is an option that utilities and other stakeholders can now seriously consider, and they actually have been looking into those investments.
The white paper further concludes that a much more distributed, resilient and smarter energy future globally will take hold over the next decade. Such an energy network is now technically feasible because of today's mechanical, electrical engineering and information technology resources – which makes it an exciting time for every country looking to increase use of renewable energy.
Dr. Erin Grossi is chief economist for UL. The full white paper is available for download at UL's online library.
Reader Comments
An important insight your study points out is that transforming to a 100% energy infrastructure is, simply put, an engineering problem. This is an engineering problem that is well within our ability to solve. It is becoming clear that as German engineers and operators gain experience with the new systems they are getting more confident in its application. You also make a good point that a renewable infrastructure will be made possible by our digital revolution. Another important point you make is that Germany is investing in developing 21st century technology and positioning the country to be an industrial leader. My feeling is that Germany, for example, did not let "Solar World" fail so that Germany could maintain a position in the PV market.
The United States does not have this vision and has enormous industrial interests holding onto the "buggy whip" of our energy infrastructure, e.g. oil, natural gas, and even coal… China and Germany are positioning themselves to become the industrial powerhouses of the 21st century and beyond. The US does have TESLA and other companies that have been pushing forward, but without the support that will facilitate a sure place in future markets.
The US has a lot resources to maintain a place in future markets, but the lack of support, strong fossil fuel interests, and the new US religion of bowing to the "market" to tell the country what it should do is putting the US at serious risk of falling behind….And of course there is the other problem that the lack of support puts the country and world at risk of not achieving world climate goals too……
I do think at this point we need more economists and engineers to study and discuss the nuts and bolts of how to make a 21st infrastructure possible. From more analysis, as you found, its becoming clear that more will discover it is not as difficult as many think.
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Oscar Talk: Ep. 98 -- Chewing on NYFCC, NBR and 'The Hobbit'
Welcome to Oscar Talk.
In case you're new to the site and/or the podcast, Oscar Talk is a weekly kudocast, your one-stop awards chat shop between yours truly and Anne Thompson of Thompson on Hollywood. The podcast is weekly, every Friday throughout the season, charting the ups and downs of contenders along the way. Plenty of things change en route to Oscar's stage and we're here to address it all as it unfolds.
The Governors Awards were held last weekend and both Anne and I were in attendance. We talk about the sights, sounds, speeches and opportunity for Oscar contenders to schmooze the membership.
The New York Film Critics Circle and National Board of Review kicked the precursor circuit into another gear this week, handing Best Picture and Best Director honors to Kathryn Bigelow's "Zero Dark Thirty." We discuss the winners…and losers.
Last week we discussed the documentary feature category and this week we have an actual list of 15 finalists to chew on. So we do.
And finally, reader questions. We address queries concerning films we'd like to see have more of a leg up with campaigning and how the Best Supporting Actor field is shaping up in terms of a winner.
Have a listen to the new podcast below. If the file cuts off for you at any time, try the back-up download link at the bottom of this post. You to subscribe to Oscar Talk via iTunes here. And as always, if you have a question you'd like us to address on a future podcast, send it to email@example.com.
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OSCAR TALK: Ep. 98
/3rtI dying for you to write about "Middle of Nowhere". I haven't seen the movie but your response in the podcast has me extremely curious.December 7, 2012 at 1:27PM ESTReply to Comment
Squasher88 (guest)I concur with that other commenter you mentioned in the podcast. I'm sure your listeners don't mind if the podcasts were a little longer. :)December 7, 2012 at 1:42PM ESTReply to Comment
I realize totally that 39 minutes (last week) seems like a lot. And I know you guys are crazy busy. MUCH respect.
I think that for some of us, a hour wouldn't be enough. We just love you guys and find the Oscar chatter fascinating. My behest for longer podcasts comes from a good place. And I'm really just grateful for the podcasts, at all. :)December 7, 2012 at 2:22PM EST
Squasher88Ditto.December 7, 2012 at 3:08PM EST
HoustonRufusHa! Yeah, Kris, I think the one thing to keep in mind is that those of us who come here every day and listen to your podcast every week are basically movie and awards fanatics. We don't tire easily.December 9, 2012 at 9:03AM EST
Al (guest)Do any of the Django original tacks factor into original song race?December 7, 2012 at 2:12PM ESTReply to Comment
Tengo (guest)It's too bad the embargo on Django hasn't been lifted yet, seems like there could've been a fun debate, at least if Anne had let Kris get more than a few words in :)
It was worrisome to hear that Anne felt Django was unfinished though. That was my big fear with Tarantino turning it in so late and only having a few months to edit, and especially without Sally Menke this time.
Really crossing my fingers for The Master. Absolutely loved that movie and I'm sad it's falling so quickly. A few months ago I would've predicted it for 8 or so nominations.
Thanks for the podcast, great as always.December 7, 2012 at 2:27PM ESTReply to Comment
KristopherTapleyShe's wrong. Due respect, I think her knowledge of the production's run-up to release is clouding her view of what the movie actually is.December 7, 2012 at 4:51PM EST
Brock LandersYeah, I didn't feel like it was unfinished or anything. I actually think it's one of the more tightly woven movies he's done in a while. A lot of this has to do with the fact that although new characters are introduced throughout, we are with Django and Schultz throughout most of the film.
Anyway, the movie is fucking awesome and the best thing Tarantino has done since Jackie Brown. If this thing has even a remotely decent opening, it's going to be huge. It may be slightly controversial, but I expect WOM is going to be off the charts.December 8, 2012 at 12:33AM EST
JJ1I love Anne. I always get a chuckle when she comes out with something that I hadn't figured/heard discussed at all, yet.
Like: "I'm starting to get worried about Jacki Weaver".
She talks to people and knows what's going on; and it's cool that Weaver is doing the rounds. Love her.
But, really? Is Weaver really a contender for a Supp. Actress nom?December 7, 2012 at 2:28PM ESTReply to Comment
JonnybonBrave is such an uninspired bore. I think it would actually have received LESS praise if released by a different company.December 7, 2012 at 2:39PM ESTReply to Comment
JJ1Even though there's no Ratatouille, Wall-E, Up, etc. in sight and even though 'Brave' is being deemed lesser-Pixar ... I still think the animated category is strong.
Really enjoyed Brave, Frankenweenie, Wreck it Ralph, and as of 2 nights ago, Rise of the Guardians (I also think thats getting a bit of a bad rap). Its not deep or incredible, but I found that it has a strange beauty about it and a sweet/affecting backstory with Jack Frost.December 7, 2012 at 3:00PM EST
JonnybonI think I remember you saying last year that A Separation was also disliked and had to be "saved".December 7, 2012 at 2:42PM ESTReply to Comment
KristopherTapleySomething unique happened with that one. And it DID have to be "saved" by the exec committee, by the way, so no need for the quotes. It rallied support and those who ended up voting on the winners were a more favorable lot than those who voted to nominate.December 7, 2012 at 4:53PM EST
Kelly GarrettI'm just hoping beyond hope that The Intouchables fails to make the cut. I seriously do not want to have to watch it!December 7, 2012 at 5:19PM EST
JonnybonFrom a comedic standpoint, The Intouchables is utterly superb. For that reason, I love it, despite the obvious drawbacks. By the way, I think it's absurd to hope a film you haven't seen isn't nominated.December 7, 2012 at 5:27PM EST
JanJonnybon - Well, I've seen it, and hated it both from a comedic and dramatic standpoint.
Kris - I thought the exec committee can only save films during the shortlisting, not when the shortlist is whittled down to the five nominees?December 7, 2012 at 7:29PM EST
LizYeah, count me in on the "praying The Intoucables doesn't make it" train. Condescending pap.December 8, 2012 at 12:59AM EST
KristopherTapleyJan: Yes. That's what I meant.December 8, 2012 at 1:16AM EST
Edwin (guest)I think both of the female acting categories are ripe for surprises this year. Best Actress has two, maybe three locks, and it gets really fuzzy after that. Best Supporting Actress has the overwhelming frontrunner of Anne Hathaway, and I think Sally Field is pretty much a sure thing too, but after that, it's hard to say. I'm not even positive that Helen Hunt will get in since she has two things working against her: her movie is fading quickly, and there might be category confusion since Academy voters are not required to vote in the category in which a performance is campaigned.
I think everyone might be underestimating the chances of "Les Miz" getting THREE Supporting Actress nominations, especially since the actors will likely be the most supportive branch for this film. I'm not saying I'm predicting it, but I wouldn't be totally shocked to see Hathaway, Barks, and Seyfried all nominated.
And I actually do think that Rachel Weisz might prove a serious contender (for a nomination, that is). BFCA has six nominees, so that looks like a good place for her to gain more buzz.December 7, 2012 at 6:20PM ESTReply to Comment
Artifice (guest)The podcast never feels longer or shorter than it needs to be. It always feels like a pretty frank, organic conversation. I enjoy Oscar Talk more and more. Respectful disagreements, engaging conversation. Kudos. To put it into perspective, I can't imagine differing opinions about a movie causing Kris and Anne to split off and do their own separate podcasts *ahem*(too pointed?).
Regarding "Amour," it feels primed, to me, to be that critically acclaimed foreign entries destined to not win the Oscar. Call me pessimistic, but my eyes are currently peeled to see what this year's "The Lives of Others" or "Secrets in Their Eyes" is going to be.December 7, 2012 at 7:59PM ESTReply to Comment
EdwinMaybe I'm biased because I love the movie, but I never got why people lumped "The Lives of Others" into the category of undeserving Foreign Language Film winners. I get that "Pan's Labyrinth" was more popular, but "The Lives of Others" is still one of the most acclaimed movies of the past decade or so, so it's really not like it came out of nowhere to pull off an embarrassing upset.December 8, 2012 at 8:05PM EST
Andrea (guest)It kills me Alan Arkin is a lock for a nomination. He was perfectly fine but I've seen that from him before. The category is too stacked this year and there are so many more worthy nominees and I haven't even seen Django yet.
I also don't see how Amour gets nominated in Director or Picture. That's more wishful thinking.December 7, 2012 at 8:22PM ESTReply to Comment
JJ1Kris, I'm curious. Do you think Arkin deserves the nod for supporting actor this year? Is he primed for a nom simply because he's splashy in a big BP contender? Have you heard from enough people that his nom is probable?
Thanks!December 7, 2012 at 8:35PM EST
Chris138I don't understand the Oscar buzz for Arkin either. I'd much rather see McConaughey take his spot.December 7, 2012 at 9:18PM EST
Marc RIt would make my day if both Arkin and De Niro didn't make it in. Both performances underwhelmed me. They were fine of course, but not Oscar worthy. It'd just be so much cooler if, say, Javier Bardem got in for 'Skyfall,' and perhaps both Dicaprio and Jackson from 'Django' if they really are that good. That would make for a cool category.December 7, 2012 at 10:31PM EST
JLPattExcept Arkin's not at all a lock.December 7, 2012 at 10:47PM EST
TengoCompletely agree with Marc about Arkin and DeNiro. Both fine, but not Oscar worthy. I'd also rather Bardem got in, as unlikely as that may be.December 8, 2012 at 11:22PM EST
JLPatt"Let the Right One Win" - anyone wanting to start an Oscar blog, you've got a website right there waiting to be claimed. ;)December 7, 2012 at 10:49PM ESTReply to Comment
Eithan (guest)Animation - within the course of 2 weeks I saw both Frankenweenie and Paranorman. Both stiked me as brilliant. Animated features for grown-ups. I think both deserve a nomination, while Pixar stopped making those extraordinary films, and now they settle for the decent enough, family entertainment films (Brave included). Is there a chance that Brave won't be even nominated?
Films that are being overlooked - I still need to do my own 'Best of the year' list, but "Beast of the Southern Wild" is defenetly going to be there. I feel that it should get more attention from the academy. Since the DVD is already out (meaning, it's available for anyone to watch), and since it seems that the girl is the only one to get a nomination, do you think there's a chance for a second wind, to make the girl a serious contender?
Documentary - Ha! at last a film I saw and you didn't. I saw "Bully" in a documentary festival in Tel Aviv in the spring. It's an important film, and it also has a few really tear-jerking moments. And since it has the Weinsteins behind him, I suspect it will get the nomination (But won't win).December 8, 2012 at 8:52AM ESTReply to Comment
Martini (guest)Fassbender in Prometheus for a BSA nomination! Alan Arkin is a great actor, but his Argo performance is not Oscar-nom worthy.December 8, 2012 at 11:17AM ESTReply to Comment
HoustonRufusKris, I so agree about Logan Lerman. There is a really good actor there in that young man. He seems to be a very emotionally intelligent actor for someone his age. Great instincts. I'm looking forward to watching his career grow.December 9, 2012 at 9:06AM ESTReply to Comment
daveyloIt doesn't surprise me that some people don't like Amour. I loved the performances but the film is so conventional. A more startling foreign film is Barbara.December 9, 2012 at 6:22PM ESTReply to Comment
daveyloIt pains me that Life of Pi is lower on the best picture list than Silver Linings Playbook.
Kris, why didn't you like A Late Quartet. The acting is first rate. I don't care if it wins awards. I'm glad I saw it.December 9, 2012 at 6:33PM ESTReply to Comment
daveyloI agree with Anne that some people will be turned off by Phoenix in The Master. I certainly was. I got bored with his performance after about 20 minutes.December 9, 2012 at 6:35PM ESTReply to Comment
daveyloI agree with Anne that Life of Pi has been poorly marketed. And it's strange because the film is doing well overseas and is doing OK in the US box office. And everyone I know who's seen it likes it.December 9, 2012 at 6:38PM ESTReply to Comment
Jake (guest)I still cant wait to see The Hobbit! I think people might be being to harsh on it and are going in with the expectations of seeing something even greater than Return of the King, but this is a trilogy people, you have to be able to make the Hobbit sequel even better than this one, and then the third one the best.December 9, 2012 at 8:31PM ESTReply to Comment


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April 28, 2016 | by Lisa Hanawalt
The cartoonist Lisa Hanawalt is preparing to release her new book, Hot Dog Taste Test. Hanawalt's insouciant, irreverent drawings and stories regularly grace the pages of Lucky Peach, and a number of the book's longer pieces appeared there first, including her illustrated tour of the New York City street-food scene and the James Beard Award–winning "On the Trail with Wylie," in which she shadows chef Wylie Dufresne for a day: One dish he prepares contains "the most delicate sea scallops basking in almond oil and a single ravioli made from carrot. I eat the ravioli too fast to see what's inside, but based on the flavor I would describe it as 'sex cheese.' "
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Two things only the people actually desire: bread and circuses. –Juvenal
When I fall prey to the black dog, it's easy to tell. My depression manifests in baking: jars filled with rapidly aging cookies, racks of untouched cupcakes, freezers glutted with brownies. Typically I find baking soothing, but there's nothing soothing about this frenzy of activity. It's a Hail Mary attempt to wrest a little accomplishment from life, the last of my energy reserves wasted on food whose presence, whether it's a success or failure, becomes another reproach. Baking is about the triumph of precision over creativity, but in these moments my approach is slapdash and the results uneven. If cooking can be a means of nourishing and communing, this is the opposite, a sort of gingerbread fortress of solitude. Read More »
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December 17, 2015 | by Sadie Stein
When my grandmother was alive, she would make rum balls every Christmas. Hers were the standard heavyweight confection: Nilla wafer crumbs and pulverized nuts, mixed with cocoa and bound with corn syrup and raw rum, then rolled into truffle-like spheres. They arrived as leaden bundles wrapped in foil, and they were always a cause for celebration, heralding as they did the holiday season, and evoking her other Christmas traditions—the jolly Santa drawn in glass wax on the bay window and the collection of little elf figurines at the center of the table.
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I'm not saying I smuggled a cheese ball through security and onto a domestic flight. That would be illegal, and I would never encourage anyone to break the law, by word or deed. Besides, only a total sociopath would have the hubris to boast of having pulled off such a feat.
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One might wonder at the wisdom of undertaking a batch of homemade jam on a ninety-degree day. But I think about it this way: when people actually canned fresh food to get through the winter, it all happened in the summer; hot weather is when you're supposed to stand over a kettle stirring incessantly without air conditioning.
Besides, I've recently come into a very large—tyrannically bountiful—number of plums, the result of a CSA share lent to me by some generous friends. Their family of four can eat a lot more fresh fruit than one smallish woman living alone. And although there are probably lots of things I could do with them, in my family there is a tradition of plum-jam-making.
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How much is a box of 22-250 these days? I want something cheaper that I can practice more with. It used to be the .223 but thanks to Obama, ammo tripled in price. I am a long range shooter, usually going for 400-600 yards.
Is there another caliber that has sub $15/box ammo? The .308 seems to have some cheap ammos. Any experiences?
kffight3r (rep: 767) posted Apr 08, 2013
A .308 will suit you just fine if you want to kill a moose. >308 has about triple the energy at 500 yards compared to a 22-250 even though the velocity on the 22-2550 is faster it has less mass and drops off faster. If your looking to take down a coyote at 300 yards youre good with the 22-250. If you want to down a deer at 500 yards the 308 is the way to go. All depends what your looking to do, you said small game but also if you want high energy at long distances you wont get that with a 22-250
Acidbaby (rep: 7k) posted Apr 09, 2013
Agreed. .308 is a large round. My suggestion would be to go to a gun show and see if you can pick up some reloads. If that proves to be too expensive, then think about changing platforms. Ammo is hard to find right now and way too expensive.
There are Facebook groups that are set up with the primary purpose of selling guy stuff in certain areas. Ours locally here has ammo advertised all of the time. Some reloads and some new. Sometimes for the current gouged price, but sometimes fairly reasonably.
I leanred last weekend that .223 can be reserved and bought at the customer service counter at Academy. I don't think their prices have really gone up. What is driving the costs is that people are buying the rounds then reselling them.
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One day I was friggin' bored so I looked at the guide and I saw an old classic, 'Honey We Shrunk the Kids', it was on Cartoon Network, every commercial there was a Progressive, or College commercial, I'm like WTF? This is like for 34 old people, then my dad said, "Its probablt because, believe it or not, adults sometimes whatch Cartoons," and I'm like, "Yeah, the guy Adam Sandler plays on Big Daddy" he says "yeah someone like that" I want to know what you think of it.
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YeahPosted: Jul 22, 2006 12:00AM PST by colin90
Yeah, I guess they just like the remember their past when they were like our age and younger. I mean come on man their twice our age and that seems like forever right. Any way sorry could youtell me where/what website you got the song code for kryptonite by 3 Doors Down, just send me a message or comment back here on on my page and join my club If you can, I'll send you an invite...thx^_^
I'M OLD!Posted: Aug 03, 2006 12:00AM PST by ThaLaughinMan
But no, i seriously watch more cartoons, play more video games, and read more comic books as i get older. I don't know what it is...my tv is constantly set on Cartoon Network, and after a long day of work or school i love to just relax and break out my Engineering homework to some Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. I have every Wednesday off so i can go get my new comics for the week and i drop 30-100 bucks a week on comics.
I don't think its remembering the past, cause i'm not running from my future by any means. Granted, i'm not that old, i'm only 22, but still...i don't see myself waking up one day going, ah...cartoons and video games suck. Do you see your fandom slowing down at all?
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Commercials, Commercials, commercialsPosted: Nov 25, 2006 12:00AM PST by Denni2006
I stopped watching TV many years ago. The amount of crap you have to endure just to watch a thirty minute show, which by the way isn't really thirty minutes long, since you're bombarded with at least 14 minutes of advertisement, is absolutely rubbish.
I stick with DVD movies when ever I want to see something on the TV, or just spend time playing games. These days, the quality and graphics are so good, that playing alot of new games is much like taking aprt in a cool movie.
They've really come a long way.
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aiaiai!nothing is sacred anymore I tell ya!So. we all know NVDIA already owns the engineering GPU business . Nut now, with Microsoft coming out with Windows 8 support for ARM (link below) - we got some major disruption baby - I wonder what ARM can do if not confined to 1 watt? How about 98 watts of desktop power? What can NVIDIA do with big brother to Tegra? http://www.thinq.co.uk/2011/2/22/leaked-windows-8-details-suggest-beta-year/http://pcplus.techradar.com/weblog/columns/arms-way-23-02-11
Wake us up when ARM and NVIDA grow a pair of balls and actually submit a SPEC_CPU for their weak 32-bit toy, oh yeah they have already but are keeping the results secret !! LOL Nevermind Intel did it for them and the facts are the best ARM is slower than the slowest x86, ATOM, by quite some margin !!http://www.anandtech.com/show/3696/intel-unveils-moorestown-and-the-atom-z600-series-the-fastest-smartphone-processor/14
That is a great post! Not to mention Intel is building a 5 billion dollar factory to keep up with demand, I am sure ARM can handle taking over all the volume from the entire PC market without any expansion plans....
"But the implications are clear enough. Desktops, laptops and servers are currently dominated by processors from just two companies. In five years or so, AMD and Intel could well look like the victims in a cheap horror flick, covered by and being consumed by a swarm of small nasties. Some kind of future, eh?"BWAHAHAHA!
So speaks Jeremy Laird who is an even more stupid fanboi nonentity than you and that takes some doing lol. This is what he should have wrote 'In five years or so, ARM clones could well look like the victims in a cheap horror flick, squashed and being consumed by a giant of towering processor performance, x86. Some kind of future, eh'
Underpowered and not needed, a bit like you ! LOL.
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At this time, I am writing to inform you that I will not be accepting your offer. After careful consideration, I have come to the conclusion that the pay you are offering would neither fulfill me nor support the lifestyle I am living in light of the work I would be doing for you. I have decided instead to work for myself, and reap 100% of the benefits that I sew [sic]. Thank you for the interviews.
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Salem's Garrett Dickey shoots past Girard's Dominic Gainey on Tuesday in a Div. II sectional match at Reilly Stadium. (photos by Gary Leininger)
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Bulldogs shut out Clippers
East Palestine's Marshall Hudddleston (7) gets in the way of a corner kicked ball on Wednesday. Vying for control are Columbiana's Chris Constanzo (25), Kyle Beckwith (18), goalie Levi Birch (7), Roman Booth (17) and East Palestine's Jamie Molnar (19). Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
Raiders kick Clippers
South Range's Lucas Beabout splits Columbiana's Roman Booth (left) and Alder Matey at the Ward Athletic Complex Wednesday. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
United grinds out 1-0 victory
United Local's Lauren Beech (8) takes a pass and holds off Salem's Ellie Davidson (22) on Thursday. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
Rebels roll over Eagles
United goalie Tucker Widlicka makes a save off a shot from Crestview's Scott Murray (11) Wednesday at Crestview High School. Defending for United on the play are Andrew Williams (left) and Matthew Courtney (right). Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
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East Liverpool's Emily Brereton (left) gets past Weir's Mackenzie Hollaway on Tuesday.
South Range's Jonah Wilson (13) and Brooks Thomas (1) sandwich Mansfield Christian's Chandran Higgins in a state semifinal match Wednesday. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
From South Range v Mansfield Christian State Semi-final Soccer Tournament Wasdworth
South Range's Cole Frank (3), Brandon Youngs (10), and Mark Vennetti (4) react as Cole Durina (8) scores the game winning goal in sudden death against Beachwood in the Division III regional final at Ravenna Saturday. Beachwood players Max Babbush (19), Shai Yulish (7), Bogatur Askaryan (9), Griffin Celleghin (2) and Adam Ratner (16) react in disbelief. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
From South Range v Beachwood Boys Soccer Div III Regional Finals Ravenna
South Range's Jonah Wilson (13) celebrates with Brandon Youngs and the rest of the Raiders after Matt Russ' goal gave them a 1-0 lead right before halftime against Kidron Central Christian in a Division III regional semifinal Wednesday. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
From South Range v Kidron Central Christian Div III regional semi-final Boys Soccer
South Range's Brandon Youngs (10) goes up to head butt the ball as Ursuline's goal keep Trey Roller (1) gets the extra height with his hands and grabs the ball. Also shown is Ursuline's Jacob Pavlak (20). South Range won the game 2-1 advancing to regionals. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
United's Cody Dunn heads the ball during Wednesday's win over Jackson-Milton.
Crestview's Corey Kissinger (2) collides with Columbiana's goalie, Matt Baylor (1) as he deflects a goal attempt. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
South Range's Kendall Syms (13) gets a face full against Crestview on Wednesday in soccer action at Crestview High School. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
United Local's Mackenzie Gatchel kicks the teams only goal in the first half against Cardinal Mooney's Samantha Ellis. Also shown are United's Shelby Dimovski and Mooney's Bailey Reardon, Elizabeth Philibin and Lexy Herman. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
Beaver Local's Paige Prologo (left) takes the ball from Steubenville's Sierra Porter during Big Red's 1-0 win at Beaver Local High School on Thursday. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
United's Riley Fillman gets some air as he drives downfield with teammate Austin Firth and Columbiana's Nicholas Augostine (12) and Tommy Couche giving chase Wednesday. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
Crestview's Lucy Baer attempts a shot on goal during second half action. The ball was deflected off United's Hunter Urmson (9) and Shelby Widlicka before reaching United's goalie Michaela Sturgeon. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
West Branch's Maddy Estock (left) tries to bump the ball off her head in front of teammate Aliza McConnahey and Columbiana's Kaitlyn Kerr. Morning Journal/Patti Schaeffer
Steubenville Catholic Central soccer players Isaac Sanford (left) and Jacob Decker (14) try to thwart Beaver Local's DeShawn Parker as he attempts to kick a goal.
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LAS VEGAS -- I speculated on Sunday that Seattle Mariners closer J.J. Putz makes the most sense for the Detroit Tigers in pursuit of a much-needed closer.
They have corner outfielders available in trade (Matt Joyce or Marcus Thames) and the Mariners have a need there with Raul Ibanez expected to leave as a free agent. Detroit also has Jeff Larish, who could fit in at first base if recently-signed Russell Branyan isn't the answer there for Seattle.
Both the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and Seattle Times Web sites are offering plenty of speculation involving the Tigers and Putz. Though, the Post-Intelligencer notes that the New York Mets, St. Louis Cardinals and Cleveland Indians are other possible trade partners.
Putz, 31, converted 40-of-42 saves with a 1.38 ERA as an All-Star in 2007. He missed much of the 2008 season with an inflammation on his right side and then a hyperextended pitching elbow. The big right-hander was 6-5 with a 3.88 ERA and 15 saves, but still struck out 56 in 46 1/3 innings.
• Tigers obtain catcher Laird from Rangers
• Dombrowski won't confirm Everett signing
Seattle likely would abort fireballing Brandon Morrow's conversion to starter if they trade Putz. Morrow was a fill-in closer in 2009, converting 10 saves.
Putz, who pitched at Trenton High and the University of Michigan, had 36 saves in 2006. He will make $5.5 million in 2009 for a fraction of what free agent closers Francisco Rodriguez and Brian Fuentes will command. And probably considerably less than free agent closer Kerry Wood will get.
A Seattle Times blog mentioned Joyce, Larish and two minor leaguers, starting pitcher Luis Marte and outfielder Brent Clevlen, as other Tigers likely to come in a deal for Putz.
Detroit general manager Dave Dombrowski said Monday evening that he was "very active in conversations" concerning both free agent and trade-available closers, adding, "But I don't know if progress has been made."
Dombrowski added that he doubted Detroit would pursue the free agent closers who will command the huge contracts: Rodriguez, Fuentes and Wood. But if he changes his mind there, Wood would make the best sense.


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Adelaide company Toro to decide on WA uranium project Wiluna in second half of next year; first uranium sales by 2015
- From: The Advertiser
- November 28, 2012
ADELAIDE-BASED explorer Toro Energy expects to make a final investment decision on its $269 million Wiluna uranium project in WA in the second half of next year, with first uranium sales expected by 2015.
Western Australia's Environmental Protection Authority approved the proposal to develop the project in the Mid-West region. It now requires final approval from the Federal Government, which is currently assessing it and a decision is expected before the end of the year.
Wiluna - which has a minimum mine life of 14 years - com-prises two uranium resource deposits.
Toro Energy would process 1.3 million tonnes of ore a year from Wiluna, to produce about 820 tonnes of uranium oxide concentrate.
Toro Chairman Erica Smyth told shareholders at its annual meeting in Adelaide today that the company was working towards seuring the financing necessary to execute the project.
"We have been heartened by the responses received so far from potential joint venture partners despite the continuing market challenges," Ms Smyth said.
The company has completed the process engineering phase of its definitive feasibility study, which has "demonstrated viable processing plant design".
An updated project economic model now indicates a reduced total cost of $269 million.


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Goonengerry, NSW, Australia
After making the most of their small block on Mill Road, it became clear that more and flatter land would be needed to handle the cows, pigs, chickens, horses, and vegetable gardens.
The Cromwells shifted down the hill a few kilometers to a larger acreage on the historical Sheaffes farm and started over again, bringing back into production a 100-year old-farm and the grand old house.
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I was wondering if you could help me farm my new farm. I close on it in 2 weeks and dont have a clue what to do with it.?
any suggestions…………..Jews and farming……hmmmm!
I will send a pic on another email.
Love and Miss you guys
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Great to see some original pictures of the place.
Hello Cromwell Farms Goonengerry,
I am interested in your pop-up pork even but the date you have advertised is "Sunday 31st September 2014. There is no such date in the 2014 calender! That is, there are only 30 days in the month of September and 30 September falls on a Tuesday this year.
Did you mean Sunday 31 August 2014, ie tomorrow?
Melissa from Goonengerry


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A Halifax bio-processor and entrepreneur believes that a new Sobey School of Business program is playing a critical role in developing green solutions to ease a farming crisis in western Africa. Tim Cranston was simply looking to hone his innovation and management skills when he signed up for the 16-month master of technology, entrepreneurship and innovation (MTEI) program, but from the inaugural class it was clear that the combination of classmates and course work would drive his existing research into nutrition in a powerful new direction.
After the students first met, one from the Gambia started talking about the impact that drought conditions were having on his family's sesame-seed farm. "He was so passionate, I immediately thought maybe I could and should do something to help," says Cranston. As co-founder of marine biotech company Natural Ocean Products, incubated at the National Research Council's Institute for Marine Bioscience in Halifax, Cranston had spent years studying the bioactive compounds in organic biomass such as sea plants and developing novel ways to efficiently break down plants' cell walls to extract maximum yields of bioactive compounds such as proteins and antioxidants.
Because seaweed can retain 200 to 300 times its weight in moisture, Cranston concluded that his technology could be used in the Gambia to turn coastal sea plants into a natural soil additive and bio-stimulant that could reduce the impact of drought and the overuse of chemical fertilizers. It started as a class project called Afri-Sea, then Cranston and fellow students Sulayman Cham and Todd Mercer developed a business model and proposal that has been endorsed by the Gambia's government and is being reviewed by the World Bank.
"We have students coming into the program who have developed their own technology, and they're looking for ways to mature or commercialize it," says MTEI director Dawn Jutla. "They come seeking knowledge, support, and connections, and when they find them, magic happens." She believes that Cranston's project can put him on the world stage based on its potential technology transfer and humanitarian benefits.
For Cham, a Gambian education student, being on the world stage comes a distant second to providing relief to his fellow citizens. This year he has witnessed how drought has reduced the yield of 10-acre farms to less than two acres' worth of production. "This project can change the lives of Africans and help a struggling economy recover," he says. "It's a big goal, but I hope in six months before I head out for an internship that we will have leveraged the MTEI advantage to the point that there is a working plan in place."
The project partners have yet to face the financial challenges, but early indications are promising. A panel of successful tech entrepreneurs adjudicating an MTEI competition earlier this fall chose Afri-Sea for top honours. With the World Bank making $730 million in agricultural investments in western Africa annually, Cranston and Jutla are convinced that Afri-Sea can get a piece of that investment.
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LECTURE SET FOR OCT. 27Learn about Sartore's adventures as a conservationist, author, National Geographic fellow and contributor at a special presentation and book signing at the Angelika Theater in Dallas. Learn more!
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Published: 09 Mar 2016 10:40 GMT+01:00
- Europe's mysterious richest man: five essential facts (02 Mar 16)
- Inditex pulls 'anorexic mannequins' after tens of thousands sign petition (03 Dec 15)
- Zara to install iPads in changing rooms as fashion meets technology (30 Nov 15)
The group said in a statement that net profit rose by 15 percent to €2.88 billion ($3.2 billion) for the full year period until the end of January.
The result was slightly better than expected by analysts polled by financial services firm Factset who had forecast an average net profit of €2.85 billion.
Sales rose by more than 15 percent to €20.9 billion, boosted by growth in all the regions in which the group is present, it said.
Inditex, which competes with Sweden's H&M as the world's top ready-to-wear clothing retailer, continued its expansion, opening a net 330 stores in 2015.
A Zara store that opened in Honolulu in Hawaii during the last three months of the group's financial year marked its 7,000th, it said in the statement.
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"The investments carried out in head offices and logistics platforms, and in upgrading the company's technology have continued to translate into significant job creation and enabled Inditex to attract talent all over the world," group chairman Pablo Isla said in the statement.
Inditex created over 15,800 new jobs over the year, 4,120 of which were in Spain, as the eurozone's fourth biggest economy slowly recovers from an economic crisis.
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Researchers are examining the historic Alamo to look into its past and help develop a preservation plan for the future.
The team led by Texas A&M University is using highly defined digital photography and laser imaging to build a kind of "Google Earth" version of the San Antonio shrine.
The goal is to map the evolution of the nearly 3-century-old structure to determine which stones were originals as well as develop a preservation plan.
The Alamo site began in 1724 as a Franciscan mission. It was the site of the siege and battle in 1836 where some 180 defenders died fighting for Texas independence from Mexico. It later had stints as a store and outposts for the Confederate army during the Civil War and other times by the U.S. Army.
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