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Spotlight on Taiwan
Part of the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival
October 23, 2010
It's kind've ironic that I stopped watching the news, or TV in general, a few years ago, but find I'm much better informed about what really goes on in the world via the arts these days. If I'd waited to hear about the indigenous people of Taiwan via the mainstream media, for instance, I'd be waiting till doomsday, I think.
As has happened within the indigenous peoples of North America, there's been a renaissance of sorts in the arts of the indigenous people of Taiwan in recent years, with a particular emphasis on film. This interesting programme presented the work of three filmmakers whose work talks about traditional culture and its modern expressions in documentary form.
Tribal Heartbeats: Tsou Fish Story
Directed by Kao Chichang
Produced by Yang Kuangpyao (2010)
Shot in the Alishan Mountains where the filmmaker is from, the film talks about the lives of the Tsou people and clans who live in the Lijia village on the river called Niyawujhina upstream, and Danayigui downstream. When the Alishan highway came to the area, it brought convenience, but environmental degradation too, and the Chinese who came to poison the eels used in traditional medicines. The poisons also killed the carp that the Tsou relied on, and much of the story is taken up with the successful quest to restore the carp populations and protect the river. Much negotiating took place between clan elders who didn't want to give up their traditional river rights, but eventually cooperation between the people of the Niyawujhina and Danayigui areas prevailed.
The film is really part documentary, part poetry, where the verdant beauty of the land and river really takes centre stage. Sadly, as producer Yang Kuangpyao mentioned before the screening took place, a typhoon in August of last year completely destroyed the river and the area depicted in the film. He said he was glad he'd had a chance to film it before it was gone.
What Men Don't Know
Directed by Xie-Fui-mei
Produced by Chang Chia-wei (2009)
When the men of the Tao people go fishing for flying fish - thought to be a gift to them from the sky god - during the season they call Mirayon (about March to September,) they work from before dawn till after dusk. For a man, fishing skill = social status. The women of this Lanyu Island have a custom they keep in gratitude - digging for land crabs in preparation of Miganagana, a feast held during Mirayon.
The film follows the women and the life of the people in simple documentary fashion. Catching land crabs means they travel uphill, and simply dig in the dirt. Once they've dug down to a crab's lair, however, the fun begins. The crabs naturally use their formidable defences, greeting the giggling women with snapping claws. It's tricky work, but that's the idea - their hard work in exchange for the hard work of the tribe's men. With the crabs, they make a kind of crabcake with taros (a cousin of the yam) and at Miganagana, they visit male relatives with plates full. (Intersestingly, they similary honour midwives.)
A Kuroshio Love Story
Directed by Maraos (2009)
The Kuroshio is an ocean current than runs between Lanyu Island and Batanes, in the Philippines. The area is abundant with sea life, and traditional lifestyles were geared to the rhythm of the ocean, typhoons and resulting torrential rains.
This film follows a couple of different threads. There's the old timer who complains about Westernization, the modern concrete housing that's not as well equipped to withstand the rain as traditional dwellings, climate change that has brought less rain to the area. "These kids don't know how to farm," he laments. Another constant thread is the love story of the title, between a man from Lanyu Island and the wife he found in Batanes.
The traditional way of life and its metamor- phoses into the modern era is examined through their daily lives, and a trip back to Batanes for the couple to visit the woman's daughter that she left behind. The land and the water figure prominently in this film, as in all three, here with gorgeous underwater shots that effectively convey both the beauty of the area and the way the lives of the people are interwoven into it.
Through all three films, and in particular in the context of the imagineNATIVE Festival, it was impossible not to notice the similarities between indigenous cultures. The boats built by the Tao and Tsou are very similar to North American canoes, and even traditional dress features some similarities - not hard to understand when those traditional modes of living were all based on the land.
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- 1⁄2 cup slivered almonds
- 2 tablespoons sesame seeds
- 16 ounces prepared coleslaw mix
- 1⁄2 cup sunflower seeds (unsalted)
- 6 scallions, finely chopped
- 1 cup chow mein noodles, crunchy
- 1 cup canola oil
- 6 tablespoons white vinegar
- 4 tablespoons sugar
- 2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1 teaspoon black pepper, freshly milled
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- Whisk dressing ingredients together and refrigerate for at least 1 hour before using.
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So I originally started considering a Glock 22, but then I saw this baby sitting there and feel in love. So now I am torn! I like the subcompact, but I am afraid it may not fit my hand well (being too small). I don't want to go looking just yet, because firearm sales men are just as persistent as car sales men, IMO. But I was wondering if you all could help me decide, I will say now since XD has add the thumb safety I like it a lot more just because of that. I have a normal I guess you could say size hand, I am not too set on the subcompact, I like the look of the XDm as well, not a fan of the olive color, so I am going or all black.
Edit: Well I am not sure about the safety I said, I just watched a video of an XD, not sure if its on all.
As far as I know XD's don't have manual safeties. They have the grip safety, trigger safety thingy :rolleyes: , and the loaded chamber indicator.
The glock, on the other hand, has a sensational internet following, crappy sights, the trigger "safety" ,and crappy ergonomics.
I would much rather have any XD over any glock.
Take it for what it's worth. I'm biased...
I own Springfield, and the only Glocks I've handled (including the 22) were the most uncomfortable guns I've ever picked up.
Now many others are going to say get Glock, I'll say get Springfield.
Some of the XD's have manual safeties (mine does). You cant go wrong with the Springfield. The Glock is a fine gun too, but very uncomfortable (in my hand).
Try 'em both, and then get a 1911. (just kidding, sort of)
I don't think I can handle a subcompact, I do like the double safety (trigger and grip). I will I think I ill just look into the normal XD.
One of my son's has an XD40 and I've shot it. It's a great weapon, little, kick, accurate, holds I think 16 rounds. Well built, I would buy one, but I'm looking at the XDM's....:D
Any subcompact in .40 S&W will be a challenge to shoot well. The .40 is a very "snappy" round with lots of muzzle rise compared to a 9mm. I've owned small .40s but I traded them away as I was just not that fond of shooting them. My son has an XD service model in .40 and it's a good shooting gun...
The handle safety looks awkward to me, other than that I think I would like it, sub compact isn't for me but an XD still is.
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Do you see physical education classes decreasing in your children's schools compared to the PE you had when you were younger? Do you want to help your children be active and eat healthier, but you don't know where to start? Tell your children's school about the American Council on Exercise (ACE) program called Operation Fit Kids, which consists of two curricula for educators (free to download after completing a survey): one for 3rd to 5th graders and another for 6th to 8th graders. They provide seven lessons with lesson plans, worksheets, and activities a group can do to learn and practice being healthy. After all, practice makes perfect!
If you are interested in additional tips for promoting family fitness, check out HPRC's Family domain for more ideas. And for even more exercises to try with your family, visit ACE's online Exercise Library.
Make family fitness a fun affair with tips, games, goal trackers, and incentives from USAF FitFamily! Families can use the website's resources to set family fitness goals and then track progress. And check out the recipes and activity ideas that can add a little fun to getting healthy—you can even submit photos. To begin, watch FitFamily's online video, which describes the different resources available on the website. It also provides information on activities that are available at local Air Force installations, such as community resources, outdoor adventures, and family activities.
Interested in more family fitness information? Visit HPRC's Family & Relationships domain for more resources.
Water/pool workouts and swimming are great ways to give aching joints a break or recover from an injury and still get in a good workout. Exercising in the water provides the same aerobic fitness benefits as exercising on land. In fact, exercising in water may be less work for your heart; it pumps out more blood per beat, and heart rates are slightly slower. What's more, pressure from the water speeds blood flow back to your heart, where your blood gets the oxygen that your muscles need during exercise.
Aquatic exercise is great for most people, including older and younger folks. Consider jumping in a pool to reduce stress and the risk for overuse injuries and as an alternative to your usual exercise routine.
Hiking is a great form of exercise and a great way to get outdoors and enjoy some scenery—especially when getting ready for deployment to challenging terrain. If the weather outside is less than ideal, however, or the winter temperatures become too frigid, you may need to move your hiking indoors to a treadmill. Keep in mind that you might not be working as hard on a treadmill as you would be hiking outside at your regular pace. Hiking requires different, often heavier footwear and involves a more diverse, varied terrain, both of which require more energy than walking in sneakers on a treadmill. If you want the same benefits, your treadmill needs to be set to at least a 3% incline for any speed up to 3.1 miles per hour to be comparable to what you expend hiking outside. You can still train for that mountain trek in bad weather—you'll just need to make some slight adjustments. Happy trails…or treadmilling!
Approximately 300 million people around the world have sickle cell trait (SCT), including approximately 9% of African Americans. It is a hereditary condition in which red blood cells are affected, but most people who have it never experience symptoms. (It is important to note that SCT is not the same as sickle cell disease [SCD]. Sickle cell disease [or sickle cell anemia] can lead to other serious clinical risks and can cause severe symptoms. Those with the SCD usually have a shorter lifespan.)
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While SCT is largely a benign condition, there have been related complications such as exertional rhabdomyolysis and exercise-related sudden death. They have been found in non-SCT individuals as well, but they occur at higher rates in those with SCT and are a "hot topic" in military, and civilian communities; the National Collegiate Athletic Association even requires screening for all its Division I and II athletes.
It has been suggested that those with SCT may be more prone to sudden death from dehydration, heat illness, and high-intensity exercise; however, these factors and the role of prevention standards, medications, and the use of dietary supplements are still being studied. In both military and civilian SCT populations, collapsing during exercise is most commonly observed during times runs and sprints within the first few weeks of conditioning. SCT Recruits who have difficulty passing the Physical Readiness Test are also at higher risk for collapse. Military leaders should be aware of safe training guidelines and take universal precautions. Effective prevention tactics include heat acclimatization, hydration, gradual physical conditioning, and addressing progressively worse symptoms early on.
All newborns in the United States are screened for both SCT and SCD as part of a public health imperative. Each military branch has its own policies regarding SCT. The Army does not screen for SCT but promotes universal precautions for all soldiers, whereas the Air Force, Navy, and Marines all screen for SCT after accession. Further testing and counseling may be done for those who are positive for SCT. If you are unsure about SCT and exercise, consult with your physician, especially if you are starting a new exercise routine.
Individuals who have incorporated the recommendation of 10,000 steps a day into their lives have seen positive changes in their health, including weight loss, lower blood pressure, decreased risk for diabetes, lower cholesterol, and better psychological health. Many organizations, including the American Heart Association, recommend walking 10,000 steps—or approximately five miles—a day for optimal health. Having a goal of 10,000 steps will get you, your family, and friends moving more every day, which reduces health risks.
A pedometer is an easy way to start counting your steps! Turn it into a fun, inexpensive challenge for your family or colleagues—see who can get the most steps in a day or week. It might be harder than you think. Here are some tips from the American Heart Association to help you get to 10,000.
Walking 10,000 steps a day is just one of many strategies you can use to increase your health and wellness. Check out HPRC's Family Fitness and Physical Fitness sections for more ideas.
Don't belong to a gym? Don't own exercise equipment? Deployed with no workout facility close? On TDY? Only have a few minutes during commercial breaks of your favorite TV show to work out? No problem! We have the solution, whatever your excuse. These 25 at-home-exercises from the American Council on Exercise can be done anytime, anywhere. There are step-by-step instructions for each exercise, and all can be performed in a hotel, at home, at work, or in the middle of the desert. The only equipment you need for these exercises is you—so get started today!
Many jobs involve duties that can cause minor musculoskeletal tension that builds over time until you find yourself experiencing pain. Sitting or standing for long periods of time, lifting or carrying heavy objects, and other common mission-related actions of active-duty personnel wear on the body, leading to increased risk for injury. Yoga can help to reduce this risk by improving posture, increasing energy, and stretching overused or tense muscles. If you don't have time for yoga between work, your normal exercise routine, or family obligations, suggest sharing a quick yoga session with buddies in your unit during a break to reduce your risk for injury and help get through the afternoon. There are different styles of yoga for all skill levels.
Preventing obesity should begin at an early age, because children who are overweight often become obese as adults. And while many of us know that we need to eat right and exercise, there are also risk factors that we are born with that we can't change. Now you can calculate your child's risk of developing obesity with an online calculator.
The calculator was developed by a team of researchers who looked at a number of well-known biological and social risk factors for developing obesity. They were able to boil down their findings to six simple factors that provide a reasonably accurate probability of whether a child will develop obesity:
1) The body mass indexes (BMIs) of both parents. (HPRC has a link to a calculator you can use to calculate BMI.)
2) The number of people who live in the house.
3) What kind of work the child's mother does.
4) Whether the mother smoked during her pregnancy.
5) The birth weight of the child (in kilograms). (To convert pounds [lb] to kilograms [kg], multiply pounds by 0.45359237.)
Living a healthy lifestyle is beneficial for everyone, but tools like this can help you determine whether your child is particularly at risk for becoming an obese adult, so that you can make important health changes early in life. For ideas to help your family be physically active and healthy, check out this HPRC Healthy Tip as well as the family physical fitness and family nutrition sections of HPRC's website.
The physical and emotional stress associated with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can raise your blood pressure and cholesterol and increase body mass index, all of which are risk factors for heart disease. Veterans suffering from PTSD are more than twice as likely to die from a heart attack than those without PTSD. While the exact relationship between PTSD and heart disease is not fully understood, we know that regular exercise can help prevent heart disease and other risk factors, which could be helpful for those with PTSD. Some types of exercise can be effective in reducing psychological symptoms associated with PTSD and also can play a role in reducing unhealthy behaviors such as smoking, being overweight, and physical inactivity—sometimes byproducts of trying to cope. If you think that exercise might help you or a loved one cope with PTSD, speak with your healthcare provider to assess how much and what kind of exercise is best!


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NeNe: I'm Making A Baby With Justin Bartha
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After announcing her engagement in January, NeNe Leakes is ready to redo to her "I do" to her ex-husband Greg Leakes. But he isn't the man she sees as her baby daddy.
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9 Parts of Desire
an interview with Writer/Actor Heather Raffo
Continues at Toronto's Theatre Centre to May 23
As an American whose father was born in Iraq, Heather Raffo naturally felt torn by this generation's conflicts in the area, beginning with Bush Sr's Gulf War. It led her to question much, and to wonder how to make sense of both sides of the story. Luckily for the theatre world, it also led to 9 Parts of Desire, a one woman show that has her taking on the personas of various Iraqi women living in times of war.
"I would say the research was multi-pronged," Heather says. "Some was done in Iraq in 1993 when I was there visiting family - before I thought about doing a play. I was curious about my Iraqi roots." The initial spark led to a continued interest in the women she'd spoken with, who'd taken her into their trust, and she kept in touch over the years. "It was a decade's worth of phone calls, just out of interest, not because I had a piece in mind."
Once the idea of a play began to percolate, those long conversations became the starting point. "There was a few years of more earnest information getting," she describes. "When I decided I wanted to write about an artist, for example, I contact the Iraqi arts community." In the process, the drier aspects of research took on a more personal tone. "I was talking with Iraqis that I came to care very much about."
The characters you see in the play are composites, not a depiction of specific people. "It's not documentary theatre," she insists. They are characters that embody the spirit and experiences of the Iraqi women she came to know.
Putting together a monologue play can seem deceptively simple. As Heather tells it, however, it was a long process that continued long after its début. "I had a few monologues done, but putting them together was most of the work as a writer." The order of the monologues and how they segué into each other was of prime importance, setting the tone for what the audience sees and absorbs. "I wanted it to be more than the sum of its parts."
What Toronto audiences see in 2010 is a different version than what premiered in 2003 in Edinburgh, even different than the NYC version that played to sold out houses for 9 months in 2004. "The New York version was close," she notes, "although it isn't the same as what was published - that came together in about 2006."
As events unfolded in Iraq, it changed the play. Heather wanted to heighten or emphasize certain elements. "I want the audience to get the sense of a fractured psyche - of one person torn in many directions. I want them to see the exhaustion of one person as they shift from role to role." Her performance mirrors the conflict itself. "The war is apparent on stage."
Tweaking the play could only happen as she performed it, the pace, rhythm and dialogue between the characters changing along with the nature of the war itself. Unlike many depictions of highly charged material, though, she wanted to envelop her audience in the experience, not confront them with it. "What was more important was making the audience feel like they were there. The audience is very much endowed in the play as a character, like a beloved friend of these women. It's a very intimate conversation - not agit-prop."
In depicting the lives of Iraqi women, it speaks to a sense of the feminine experience of war. "I think that the play is riddled with images that mind us of the necessary balance between the masculine and feminine principles." Nonetheless, you won't find a Westerners typical blanket condemnation of the role of women in Islam. It's not about the clichéd understanding we have of gender issues in the West. "I've found it gratifying that Iraqi men who've seen it have felt the same way as the women," she says - proving she's gotten the stories right.
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Mumbles Road Holiday Home, Mumbles
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This elegant property has been renovated to a very high standard. It is only a two minutes walk from the centre of Mumbles with its cafes, restaurants and bars. Mumbles promenade/cycle path is literally on your doorstep and the property benefits from spectacular sea views across Swansea Bay. The stunning blue flag beaches of Rotherslade and Langland are an energetic walk away or five minutes by car. Mumbles is known as the Gateway to the Gower and this is an excellent location from which to explore its many beautiful coves and beaches.
About this property:
This is a large, elegant property with a light and spacious feel. It has been decorated to a high standard and newly furnished. The ground floor has a large reception room with bay window and fantastic sea views. A second reception room has two leather sofas and offers an ideal space for quiet relaxation. Each reception room has its own flat panel digital television and DVD player. The lovely kitchen/diner has french windows opening onto the garden. The dining table seats 8 people in comfort. The kitchen is appointed to a high standard with granite worktops and quality appliances. There is a cloakroom alongside with a washer-dryer. There is also a downstairs wc and wash hand basin.
The first floor has a large master bedroom which is beautifully furnished. This room has two large windows making it very bright and spacious with breath taking views across the bay. The second bedroom has a double bed and the third bedroom twin beds.
These rooms also have a generous wardrobe and drawers. The newly fitted family bathroom is finished to a high standard and benefits from a basin, WC and a walk-in shower.
The attic has recently been extended and beautifully finished to match the high standard of the rest of the house. It comprises a twin bedroom plus bathroom with w.c. The bedroom is 11ft x11ft and contains twin 3ft beds. The room has beautiful views out across Swansea Bay and Mumbles.
The property has recently undergone a basement renovation, creating an additional twin bedroom and ensuite bathroom. This room can be locked allowing the property to be rented for 8 people at a reduced rate.
Externally, there is a newly landscaped, terraced garden over several levels. The garden is enclosed making it very safe for children. A barbecue and outside furniture are provided. At the top of the garden there is locked storage and easy access for your bikes, surfboards, wetsuits and beach equipment. This is adjacent to the block paved parking area offering generous private parking for two cars, accessed from a quiet, leafy private road running behind the properties. This road is backed by mature woodland with a route through to the castle fields which surround Oystermouth Castle, and footpaths into the heart of Mumbles village a couple of minutes walk away.
**NOTE** The basement twin bedroom can be locked, therefore making the property an 8 sleeper. For a full week it will be £150 less than the advertised price. For a short break it will be £50 less than the advertised price. Please call our offices to book either option.
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The village of Mumbles is known as the gateway to Gower. What was a fishing village with a Norman Castle is now a vibrant centre with restaurants, cafes, bars and boutique shops. A good base for your holiday with all these amenities, beaches within easy walking distance and the isolated beaches of the Gower a short distance away. Escape to Rhossili beach in twenty minutes, and return to Mumbles for a wonderful evening out without worrying about having to drive.
On offer is also an amusement arcade, skating rink, parks with children's play areas, Mumbles Pier and even a friday night film show in the local hall. During the summer holidays there is also children's activities in the park provided free of charge by the local authority. Mumbles hosts numerous festivals and events. The Mumbles Jazz festival attracts musicians from around the world and the Navy Days Festival gets bigger every year. The Raft Race is a big event with local community groups, businesses and pubs getting together to race across the bay in ingenious and comical home made rafts. There are too many art fairs and craft markets to mention as well as a monthly farmers market, do not miss the famed lamb burgers cooked on a market stall and served with a mint dressing and a big mushroom in a bun, delicious.
If you want a change of scene there is the land train which connects Mumbles to the Blackpill Lido with a lovely cafe overlooking the paddling and play areas for the children. Futher around the Bay is Swansea itself for shopping as well as museums, art galleries, Wales' premier waterpark the LC and the historic Maritime Quarter.
The beaches closest to Mumbles are Limeslade and Bracelet Bay. The former has ample parking, a cafe and Italian restaurant with spectacular views over the bay. The latter an old fashioned style ice cream parlor and cafe.
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You have a couple of options depending on the size cake you need.
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One of our local area bakery stores rent out pans. Check to see if anyone in your area does,
You don't say where you are but I am in Indiana... I have the pan if you want to borrow it.. pm me
I stopped using the shaped pan when a customer ate the thinner edge of a cake and complained that it was dry
I stack 2 rectangles, make a pattern for the curved edges, and carve. No more dry edges!
It's not the easiest pan to work with, I have one and haven't used it in 10 years or more. BlakesCakes is right by the time the middle gets done the thin edges are hard and dry. You would be better off carving it. But if you not comfortably carving sheet cakes, you could check Hobby Lobby or Michael's near you they would probably have one.
Doug posted a template for carving a sheet cake into a book in the photo gallery Templates a while back.
The first book cake I made I carved. Just recently I did get the pan, and used flower nails in the deeper parts to help even out the baking.
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Days Of Olcott - Poem by Donald R Wolff JR
When sunshine comes down into a darken sky-
A quiet befalls Olcott Beach
The carousel with shops now closed-
Brings silence, to our streets
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Two Terawatts average power output: the UK offshore wind resource
This paper presents a calculation of the offshore wind resource, and shows that the theoretical resource from offshore wind turbines in UK waters is approximately 2.2 TW of average (ie continuous output) of electricity. The figures are calculated across four ranges of sea depth: waters to 25 metres; 25-50 m, 50-100 m and deep waters to 700 m. The chart below shows the potential generation, with figures split out by sea depth and by distance from shore.
The available power is calculated by comparing power from an established wind farm, with the power available across the study area.
First, the calculations for an existing offshore wind farm in shallow waters; I'll use that as a basis, to scale up the calculations for the resource in shallow, medium, deep and deepest waters.
Kentish Flats
The wind power density (the mean density of the wind's kinetic energy, over the year) at Kentish Flats is about 713 W per square metre of vertical plane, at 80 metres above sea level. The Vestas 3 MW turbines there have a net efficiency of approximately 30%, for that wind profile: i.e. 30% of the wind's kinetic energy is converted to electricity; (so in this case the figure is efficiency, rather than capacity factor). The turbines have a swept diameter of 90 metres, and thus a swept area of 6360 m2 (45 m x 45 m x pi). So the power generated is:
713 W/m2 x 6360 m2 x 30% = 1.36 MWe per turbine.
The turbines are spaced in a 700 m x 700 m grid, so the turbine density is
1/(0.7×0.7) = 2.06 turbines per square km of seabed,
giving a density of harvested electricity of 2.8 MWe/km2, at 100% availability. A 90% availability gives around 2.5 MWe/km2.
And now to generalise to British waters, grouping the depths into shallow, medium and deep waters: 0-25 m, 25-50 m, and 50-700 m.
80 GW in shallow waters (0-25 m)
In the (territorial + EEZ) waters around Britain & Northern Ireland, there's roughly 40 000 km2 of seabed shallower than 25 m, with a wind power density of 579 W/m2 (that's per square metre in the vertical plane: the area that the turbine blades sweep through). So, for the depths of 0-25 m, scaling the Kentish Flats figure accordingly, the mean potential electricity density is:
2.5 MWe/km2 x 579/713 = 2 MWe/km2
40 000 km2 x 2 MWe/km2 = 80 GWe at 0-25m depths
270 GW in seas of depth 25-50m
For the 90 000 km2 of British waters in depths of 25-50 m, the wind power density is 868 W/m2(vertical). giving mean potential electricity of:
2.5 MWe/km2 x 868/713 = 3 MWe/km2
90 000 km2 x 3 MWe/km2 = 270 GWe at 25-50m depths
790GW in deeper waters 50-100m
And then there's about 210 000 km2 at 50m-100m, with a wind power density of 1070 W/m2(vertical)
2.5 MWe/km2 x 1070/713 = 3.75 MWe/km2
210 000 km2 x 3.75 MWe/km2 = 790 GWe at 50-100m depths
1030GW from the deepest accessible waters 100m-700m
And then there's about 220 000 km2 at 100m-700m, with a wind power density of 1340 W/m2(vertical)
2.5 MWe/km2 x 1340/713 = 4.7 MWe/km2
220 000 km2 x 4.7 MWe/km2 = 1030 GWe at 300-700m depths
Total = 2.2 TWe
So, all together, that gives approximately 2,200 GWe, or 2.2 TWe.
For context, current UK energy demand (electricity + heat + transport) is about 0.25 TW, and current UK electricity demand is about 0.04 TWe.
The power available varies by depth, as seen above. There is also some variation, depending on distance from shore. The figures are as follows:
Caveats and other thoughts
Now, that's just a first-order estimate of the potential.
How much of that sea is needed for other uses – shipping or military exercises, is a matter of future negotiation. Fishing boats are happy to sail between turbines at their current spacing.
Current turbine spacing is on a grid of about 7 diameters by 7 diameters, as a precaution against damage from wake/turbulence: Kentish Flats is a square grid of 7.78×7.78 diameters.
Turbine manufacturers advise that, to avoid power loss from shadowing, a grid of 5 x 3 is sufficient, which, if realised, would give potential power of more than triple the above figures. (because three grids of 5×3 diameters into less area than one grid of 7×7 diameters)
The mooring used on the Norwegian HyWind floating turbines are expected to be suitable out to depths of 700 metres, which is why I've chosen that depth as a cut-off for now, but I acknowledge that developments could, if necessary, open up deeper waters. But I think the figures show that deeper waters really shouldn't be necessary!
For those of you who prefer units other than the SI standard ones, here are some alternatives. The UK offshore wind resource is:
- 2.2 TW of electricity
- 870 kWh per person per day for the UK's 60 million residents
- 19 000 TWh per year
- 4.5 Mtoe (millions of tonnes of oil equivalent) per day
- 32 Mboe (millions of barrels of oil equivalent) per day; global oil production is about 80 million barrels per day.
The Danish Wind turbine power calculator
Vattenfall datasheet on Kentish Flats offshore wind farm
Information on sea depths and wind power densities was taken from http://www.renewables-atlas.info/ which is © Crown copyright, All rights reserved. 2008.
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Are these figures based on the maximum output of all the turbines or are they scaled to reflect the Danish experience which are only operating at 28% of the time over the year.?
So how is peak demand catered for please? Though this is an average figure – it could be from 3 months of zero production…
The TITAN 200, a Texas oil engineer's solution for effectively and economically installing/operating large turbines offshore in deeper waters is the application of years of experience building and operating large offshore installations for oil and gas exploration. A self installing jack up platform, no ships/cranes required. My question is what is the expected productivity in terms of crude oil equivalent or electricity produces for a 5 MW turbine operating for 25 years in an offshore area of UK deemed good for wind in US $', or UK pounds ?
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Hello there Colin,
thanks for your message.
Re the productivity of a 5MW turbine in an offshore area good for wind: well, we'd expect a capacity factor in the range 30-50%.
At the optimistic end, assuming a 25 year life and capacity factor 50% , the total energy would be:
50% x 5MW x 25 years x 8760 hours per year = 547,500 MWh
At the pessimistic end, taking a 30% capacity factor and a 20 year life, gives:
30% x 5MW x 20 years x 8760 hours per year = 262,800 MWh
In crude oil equivalent, that's 155-322 kboe
Hi I did some calculations to work out how many turbines you would need. I use the 2.06 turbines per km2 of sea bed and round it to 2 for ease. Here goes
Sea Depth Area (km2) Num Turbines
Shallow 40000 80000
Low Deep 90000 18000
Med Deep 210000 420000
Very Deep 220000 440000
So you suggest building over 1 million turbines around our coast. How much will this cost ?
In these calculations I think there's something you're forgetting.You will agree that wind turbines are not 100% effective at capturing wind energy, yes? A very large proportion of the moving air mass interacting with the blades loses its energy without producing electricity. That energy has to go somewhere & it ends up as heat. Effectually, you're doing the equivalent of hanging millions of 2kW electric heaters over the sea. Dumping a great deal of energy into the near-surface air-mass. What happens to it? If you heat that air, even slightly, it's going to lose density & rise by convection. Do that over a large enough area & you change wind patterns. Your downwind turbines may not be physically shadowed by their upstream neighbours but the rising air column will have the same effect pushing the wind upwards. This phenomenon is common enough over landmasses & causes cloud formation & rain.
I'm not sure you can simply scale from small isolated wind generation facilities to something on this scale without consequent effects.
Hi. I was directed here from http://cooltheearth.wordpress.com/2011/03/29/why-george-monbiot-is-wrong-on-nuclear-power/ and my first thought was what George Monbiot's thoughts on this would be. (I respect Mr Monbiot a great deal; I believe that he is owed a vote of thanks for his efforts in attempting to counter the AGW misinformation campaign – although his latest position regarding nuclear power is a concern).
My second thought was OMG. If these numbers are right (and I don't know enough to doubt them) then why on Earth are we in the UK not pursuing this more actively?
Many thanks,
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Basically Mackay got it wrong.
In what specifics, please?
I'm looking at MacKay's chapter on Wind and comparing it with your figures. MacKay seems more generous in his figures for output per square metre[1] but MacKay assumes that only 1/3 of the total area is available for wind gerneration – and quotes even more pessimistic estimates from the DTI[2]
You also include generation – the lion's share of your 2TWe – from waters over twice as deep as those in which even the two turbines in the Beatrice field demonstration project are operating! On what do you base your assumption that we could even operate generators in waters of this depth?
[1] MacKay: "I'll assume that a power per unit area of 3 W/m^2 … is an appropriate ?gure for offshore wind farms around the UK."
You: " So, for the depths of 0-25 m, scaling the Kentish Flats figure accordingly, the mean potential electricity density is:
2.5 MWe/km^2 x 579/713 = 2 MWe/km^2″
The Department of Trade and Industry's (2002) document "Future Offshore" gives a detailed breakdown of areas that are useful for offshore wind power. …The DTI's estimated power contribution, if these areas were entirely ?lled with windmills, is 146 kWh/d per person (consisting of 52 kWh/d/p from the shallow and 94 kWh/d/p from the deep). But the DTI's estimate
of the potential offshore wind generation resource is just 4.6 kWh per day per person. It might be interesting to describe how they get down from this potential resource of 146 kWh/d per person to 4.6 kWh/d per person. Why a ?nal ?gure so much lower than ours? First, they imposed these limits: the water must be within 30 km of the shore and less than 40 m deep; the sea bed must not have gradient greater than 5? ; shipping lanes, military zones,
pipelines, ?shing grounds, and wildlife reserves are excluded. Second, they assumed that only 5% of potential sites will be developed (as a result of seabed composition or planning constraints); they reduced the capacity by 50% for all sites less than 10 miles from shore, for reasons of public acceptability; they further reduced the capacity of sites with wind speed over
9 m/s by 95% to account for "development barriers presented by the hostile environment;" and other sites with average wind speed 8–9 m/s had their capacities reduced by 5%.
The basis of his assumption is given in the original article:
"The mooring used on the Norwegian HyWind floating turbines are expected to be suitable out to depths of 700 metres, which is why I've chosen that depth as a cut-off for now, but I acknowledge that developments could, if necessary, open up deeper waters. But I think the figures show that deeper waters really shouldn't be necessary!"
Where did you get your areas of depth ranges from? ie 40000 km2 depth less than 25m
The depth data was from the SRTM30 dataset. The calculation was done using GIS layers from:
1. the BERR Renewables Atlas;
2. the SRTM30; and
3. the UK Continental Shelf boundary.
I am currently carrying out a masters degree project on the potential of offshore wind in the UK.
I have tried accessing the files as you recommended but can not seem to open them in the correct format. I am looking for a break down of total areas offshore available in the UK at distances from shore: 0-10km, 10-20km, 20-30km, 30-40km, 40-50km and 50km, But any other breakdown like depth as you have used would also help.
This is for a calculation similar to your however taking into account further developments in the field.
I would be thankful for any help


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