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Vicky & Dan's Surrey Engagement Shoot
With the year drawing to a close, it's been a while since I have had a pre-wedding shoot to put on the blog, so today sees the last one of this year. Vicky, Dan and I were super lucky with the weather, given how awful it has been over the last few days. We met up nice and early at the gorgeous Pembroke Lodge, in Richmond Park, and shot some images in the brisk morning light before a hearty cooked breakfast. Then we went out for some more, to wrap the session up.
I am only going to post a few images here, as they have a photo guest book coming on the wedding day and i'm keeping the majority of the images as a surprise!
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House Republicans Vote to Protect Broadcasters' Interests, Ignore the Public Interest So determined are Republican members of Congress to kowtow to the broadcast industry that members of a House Appropriations subcommittee voted to strip the FCC of its ability to post online information that is already supposed to be public about who is paying for campaign ads. House Panel Moves to Nullify FCC's Political Ad Disclosure Rules A House appropriations subcommittee slipped language into a federal budget bill that would strip the FCC of its ability to disclose political-ad spending by TV stations online. The FCC adopted the new online disclosure requirements for broadcasters April 27 in an effort to shed more light on political spending. House Approps Bill Would Bar FCC's Political Ad Rule A House Appropriations subcommittee approved legislation that includes a provision that would bar the FCC from implementing a rule requiring broadcasters to post online how much political candidates pay for television ads. FCC Disclosure Rule Knocked Down by House Panel Voting along party lines, a House panel rejected a new FCC rule that would shed some light on political advertisements by candidates and others -- including secretive outside groups. White House Seeks New Term for Clyburn The White House has nominated FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn to a second term, this time a full five years. FCC Proposing to Sunset Dual-Carriage Viewability Rule Cable operators will no longer be required to provide both analog and digital versions of must-carry TV station signals as of December 2012 if FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski gets his way. Genachowski considers low-cost converter boxes a sufficient vehicle for allowing analog customers to continue to view TV station signals.
Community Broadband Legislation Alert: South Carolina Yesterday the South Carolina Senate voted in a second reading of H 3508, a bill that has been debated in the State Legislature since it was introduced in January 2011. The bill would revoke local authority to pick up the slack where the private industry has failed. If this bill passes, South Carolina will entrust its future to AT&T, which has admitted it has no solution for rural broadband. The bill has been pushed by AT&T and ALEC. A Call for More Clarity on Net Access in Europe In Europe, the debate over unrestricted Internet access -- so-called Net Neutrality -- has shifted to a core question: How much should the European Union intervene when mobile Internet service providers restrict Web access? Companies Try to Create Room on Radio Spectrum Cellphone carriers like AT&T and Verizon say they are worried about running out of the radio spectrum that carries wireless calls and data, and they want the government to give them more chunks of it. But a number of companies are developing technology that could change the whole spectrum game by using radio frequencies more efficiently. Broadcasters Air Complaints About Royalty Deal House lawmakers got an earful about the policy implications of radio's migration from its transistor days to an era in which Internet and satellite services are accessed from virtually anywhere.
New Orleans and the Future of News Last week's announcement that the New Orleans Times-Picayune would be slashing its staff and cutting its print run to just three days a week has sparked a new round of debates about the future of news. But one piece has been missing in this discussion: the role of media policy. Tribune Pushes to Exit Bankruptcy into Depressed Market Tribune Co. begins its last big court fight today, one of two steps remaining before the publisher exits bankruptcy into a newspaper market where values have dropped by half. Ethiopian Government Steps Up Control of News and Information Ethiopia's only ISP, state-owned Ethio-Telecom, has just installed a system for blocking access to the Tor network, which lets users browse anonymously and access blocked websites. At the same time, the state-owned printing presses are demanding the right to censor the newspapers they print. Reporters Without Borders is very worried by these attempts to reinforce government control of news and information.
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Police in San Diego issued an APB yesterday for a suspect in the beating of a homeless man. The victim described the man who threatened him and kicked him until he bled as having "vampire teeth."
Officers successfully tracked down the suspect — also believed to be a homeless man — and charged him with felony assault.
"Last week Zombies, this week Homeless Vampires," said commenter Rob Davenport. "Next week flamboyantly gay Werewolves."
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4 of our 6 first quarter projects have major components in Java ME. These are new applications, from companies who understand the porting issues and the complexities.
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This quarter is not particularly different from other quarters: we get far more work designing applications than designing web sites.
Java has lots and lots of problems. You know what they are. I think they are fixable, and the good news is that we can use the platform now. So many of the browser and widget platform possibilities keep being "just around the corner" and the opportunity is now.
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The Richard Brown Show - The Quebec student protests move West
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The student protests in Quebec are heading West. The Canadian Federation of Students is organizing and funding a trip to ten Ontario universities, in what has become known as the Quebec-Ontario Student Solidarity Tour. It's in an effort to teach Ontario student leaders how to learn from Quebec's paralyzing student strikes. However, Alexandre Meterissian, a student journalist from McGill University, says these protestors don't speak for all Quebec students.
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The increase of home values have pushed some 1.4 million underwater borrowers into positive equity territory. The Federal Reserve have engineered ultra low mortgage rates and banks have suppressed the shadow inventory into "cloud inventory'" Meaning many homeowners will receive loan modification after loan modification leading to a false sense of confidence, but in the long term most will end up losing their homes. However, for these newly above water borrowers threats still remain to push them underwater again. Whether its market risk, balloon payment shock, mortgage rate increases, tax law changes or even demographic changes in their neighborhood it's [Read More...]
I believe the low end of the housing market is finding a bottom. Due to the timely processing of subprime foreclosures, prices crashed hard at the low end, and shadow inventory is much less abundant. Low interest rates and lower prices pushed affordability to record highs, and investor interest has helped absorb the visible MLS inventory. As a result, properties priced below the median in most markets is probably not going to go down much from here. The high end is another story. Banks have not foreclosed on it's high-end customers preferring to allow them to squat in luxury. Lenders [Read More...]
When the housing market nears the bottom, despair dominates. Prices have fallen for five straight years and hover at 10-year lows, and real estate is out of favor as an investment class. Evidence of the market's despair crops up in articles extolling the virtues of renting. Articles about renting were common from 1994 to 1996, and at the time, renting was a good idea; prices had been falling, and there was little reason to believe they would be going up soon, just like today. However, in the big picture, people who bought in 1994 to 1996 were rewarded. They suffered [Read More...]
A new study shows a strong correlation between house prices and birth rates. When the housing bubble inflated, so did… well, birth rates. When housing went flaccid, so did… birth rates. When housing began to inch up in 2009, so did… birth rates. The correlation is so strong, studies postulate a cause and effect. So I ask you, did loan owners stop having sex due to the housing bust? Housing Bust, Baby Bust Fertility falling: And baby makes three. The collapse in the housing market is bad for fertility, which could imperil long-term economic growth. By Jim Tankersley Updated: February [Read More...]
When house prices were going up, everyone wanted to own to capture appreciation. When house prices started going down, those who recognized the trend wisely chose to rent instead. As the bust drags on even the most kool aid intoxicated are beginning to see the wisdom in renting. Better to throw your money away on rent than to throw it away on interest to support a depreciating asset. 6 Reasons Why Buying A Home Is Like Throwing Away Money Girls Just Wanna Have Funds | Jan. 1, 2012, 10:04 AM Most people see buying a home as a part of [Read More...]
Hope springs eternal. People are prone to believe what they want to believe, and with a little bullshit from the the National Association of realtors buyer sentiment toward housing has barely declined at all since the housing bubble catastrophically burst six years ago. Take a careful look at the chart below, and marvel over the foolish optimism of potential homebuyers. Most homebuyers over the last 10 years are currently either underwater or the value of their home is worth less than they paid for it. Homebuyer sentiment during the housing bubble was high, but that isn't surprising given the strength [Read More...]
So many buyers were so certain prices would rise 10% or more per year forever. Those same kool aid intoxicated fools are now underwater, trapped behind their over-improved walls, eating off their priceless granite tops, wondering how did it come to this? The hope of a recovery is dissipating with the double dip in home prices, and pessimism about the future is pervading the land. Those are exactly the sentiments one finds at the bottom of the real estate cycle. Housing is in last phase of 'bubble,' expert says Dec. 2, 2011 05:25 PM Nishu Sood, director of Wall Street's [Read More...]


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The Club's clich�s are presented with a digital tongue so firmly in cheek that we can't really rib them for it. So, to go along with the mad, burly Russian and the coiffured Japanese cop, here are a noble African warrior and a dipsomaniac Irish gambler.
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Clay is the item obtained from mining clay blocks. Clay blocks are usually found in groups in shallow water, and are best mined using shovels. Each clay block yields four clay balls. Clay deposits are most easily found in the water in swamp biomes, but also appear in rivers, and abundant deposits are to be found in oceans, though you might want some enchanted gear or an underwater base to excavate it.
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Prior to Minecraft version Beta 1.8, clay was a rare luxury material. The Minecraft version Beta 1.8 update changed the rate of distribution, making it much more common.


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Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has admitted a charge from the Football Association over an offensive hand gesture made towards Manchester City fans, but has contested the mandatory two-match ban and the case will be heard by a commission on Thursday.
Former Manchester United and Liverpool striker Michael Owen believes that Mesut Ozil is too inconsistent for the Gunners to maintain a title challenge.
Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has been charged by the Football Association over an alleged gesture made during the fixture with Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
Arsene Wenger is relishing Arsenal's Champions League last 16 draw against Bayern Munich and hopes club record signing Mesut Ozil can help them go "one goal better" than last year.
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Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere should discover later on Tuesday whether he will face a misconduct charge from the Football Association and a possible ban from the top-of-the-table Barclays Premier League showdown against Chelsea.
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admits he still dreams of signing Liverpool striker Luis Suarez.
Arsenal are waiting to hear what punishment could be coming Jack Wilshere's way after the midfielder aimed an abusive hand gesture towards Manchester City supporters during Saturday's 6-3 loss at the Etihad Stadium.
Nigel Winterburn hailed defender Per Mertesacker's passion after he berated team-mate Mesut Ozil for failing to acknowledge the Gunners' travelling fans following their 6-3 defeat to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.
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The Football Association will wait for the full match report of referee Martin Atkinson before deciding whether to launch a disciplinary case against Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere for an abusive hand gesture towards Manchester City supporters.
London trio Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham are set to learn who they will face in the Champions League and Europa League knockout phases.
Mesut Ozil apologised to Arsenal fans after he failed to join his team-mates in applauding the club's travelling fans after their 6-3 loss to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.


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Jake Soloman confirms a 6 man maximum in an interview with the Metro newspaper.
I would whinge but, to be fair, it still looks awesome.
Jake Soloman confirms a 6 man maximum in an interview with the Metro newspaper.
I would whinge but, to be fair, it still looks awesome.
it is awesome and everyne will adapt to it.
Remember that in the original you got with 4 or 5 of your guys outside fighting while the rest of them was waiting iside the ship until you need them. Thats not realistic.
Also, remember how congested would be to deal with 10 or more soldiers, each one with lots of abilities and inventary.
6 is nice.
Come on guys I know that feeling, we want things to be like in the past ecause we have in our memories all that good times we got. But keeping mind closed like that prevent u from getting new experinces, Im quite sure it will be nice with 6 guys.
Agreed, I never used more than 10 guys, 4 of which were generally meat shields.
Hopefully it will be 6 + 1 SHIV though.
Or adapt it, via modding, which I think I'd prefer :P.
No, because I never do that? I always have all my guys out sweeping the map \:| (incidentally, I think this is why I never seem to hit the "last Sectoid on the map" problem a lot of folks apparently get).Remember that in the original you got with 4 or 5 of your guys outside fighting while the rest of them was waiting iside the ship until you need them. Thats not realistic.
Um... no? I'm really starting to suspect a lot of people never touched the movement speed controls in the options menu. I can't say I've ever found it tedious to move my guys around, even less so in Apoc where you can move them as squads.Also, remember how congested would be to deal with 10 or more soldiers, each one with lots of abilities and inventary.
6 is nice.
Speak for yourself. I'd just like this to be rather closer to the original than it is.Come on guys I know that feeling, we want things to be like in the past ecause we have in our memories all that good times we got. But keeping mind closed like that prevent u from getting new experinces, Im quite sure it will be nice with 6 guys.
UFO: Aftershock had 7 and that was fine. If six is the number then I will get used to it. The game looks fantastic!!!
I didn't really have that problem. That was part of the beauty of the original. Flexibility of gameplay. Reading the forums here, you can see the way people played it were vastly different in many cases.
The article pretty much confirms what I've been suspecting. This will bear little resemblance to the originals gameplay. At this point, I don't even care much about moddability, as no amount of effort and desire will get this close to playing the way the original did, I think. To get that fix, it's all riding on Xenonauts to get it right.
That being said, this does look like a lot of fun. Not fun in the way X-COM was, but fun as it's own animal. I hope those 60 peeps working for 4 years were able to put a lot of depth in this thing that the screenshots and vids aren't doing justice to yet. A lot of content is pointless if the basic mechanics are too simple or broken. I like my head space being filled.
I typically used ten guys with four in the ship. Those four guys were my reserve in case of casualties.
I don't want 10+ guys because of nostalgia, I want it because it means that I can afford casualties and tactical errors without making that entire mission much harder. Six guys simply isn't enough for this. I averaged about two casualties a mission in X-Com 1. This was fine because I typically brought in about fourteen guys. Or sometimes ten and a tank.Come on guys I know that feeling, we want things to be like in the past ecause we have in our memories all that good times we got. But keeping mind closed like that prevent u from getting new experinces, Im quite sure it will be nice with 6 guys.
No offence to the guys making Xenonauts, but after seeing those Xcom EU vids, it's just dropped right off my radar.
take in count what the developer said in the interview.
The soldiers can now do a lot more things than in the original game. It means a soldier will now do the job of two guys. He said that with more soldiers the game would be unplayable.
Its a new engine, we are in 21 century.
It is already a known fact that developers are fans from the original xcom and they said lots of times they are making things the more similiar to the original they can.
The point is that people judge it just comparing to the old XCOM, but that wrong, you cant compare the 2 ones so blindly, we dont even saw a proper gameplay of the new one.
Like some people know, aftershock has 6 soldiers in suqad and it was great.
After seeing the new video I really trust the developers.
Dont let nostalgia blinds you, the game will be great. The developers are fan also, they got 60 people working on it for almost 4 years and we just saw an awesome video. There are not even 1 real fair complaining until now, only old hardcore fans saying: I want it to be like that, like this, because the original was like this, like that, annd no matter if you are a 21 century company looking for profit, you must make a game to please ME, and my tastes and blah blah blah... LOL.
I know some old dudes who hates modern cars, they keep talking about how beautiful cars were in 50's and how they were better and all and all... LOL.
Come on Im the only enthusiast on this?
Open your mind, enjoy the future.
I don't care how badass they are. If combat is as deadly as the devs keep saying, this game is going to punish any mistake you make far more than X-Com 1 since you've got so few guys.
Nevermind that it'll be a lot harder to have multiple fronts with just six guys. That's three teams of two or two teams of three. Not enough to sweep an X-Com 1 size map and flank the aliens.
Aftermath/shock/light had seven guys, and that was too small. On top of that, your dudes were very hard to kill, so maintaining a strategic reserve is less important.
Yeah, I'd be happy to accept them being able to do a little less in order to have more bodies on the field.
Yes, we know they're talking the talk, some of us just feel they're not walking the walk as much as they maybe could be.It is already a known fact that developers are fans from the original xcom and they said lots of times they are making things the more similiar to the original they can.
No, if it's setting itself up to look like the original even to the point of taking a mishmash of the original's American and European names, and not only that but blatantly trying to appeal to fans of the original, I'm going to compare it to the original, if it's all the same to you.The point is that people judge it just comparing to the old XCOM, but that wrong, you cant compare the 2 ones so blindly, we dont even saw a proper gameplay of the new one.
Actually, I felt that was one of that series' failings. 6 never seemed to split well.Like some people know, aftershock has 6 soldiers in suqad and it was great.
Whats also confirmed here is that levels are not random but hand made. That is a huge disappointment for me :-( .
I love classic RPGs like BG and IWD where the party size was 6. It seemed perfect and newer games with 3 or 4 person parties just don't feel the same.
I used huge deployments in the original XCOM games, but will reserve judgement on 6 until I play it.
I think there are some obvious benefits to 6. You'll care more about them on the field, every move you make counts even more, the action will flow quicker since you won't be micromanaging a small army.
I could stand to have more than 6 at once, or to have variety or choice, but we'll just have to see how it flows during game play.
As with squad size, kind of need to actually play the game to decide. Freaking out over things you read about games without actually playing them is pretty much pointless.
Extremely disappointed. Unless I know this can being modded I have no intention of picking up this game. Might as well just start playing Aftershock again.
6 agents = tiny micro maps and tiny enemy squads.
If original XCOM:EU to be considered antique looking chess then "re-imagined XCOM" to be consider as pink flashy checkers.
This is a very premature statement. How can you say that based on what we known until now? We dont even knew about new features in the game.
Anyway, yes, tiny micro maps would be really bad. I mean, the map we saw in the video, its just a the gas station and the store? I hope no!!!!
Judging on how limited this game will be there will not be "huge" maps similar to original I'm afraid. And playing 3-4 floor UFO's or huge battle-defense size maps with 4 agents... uhh NO THANKS, i pass.
Well, looking at the vid, it looks like the disembarking of the Skyranger is an animated cutscene, so either it leaves after, or you start the map off the Skyranger with it behind the squad.
In theory, that should make modding the squad sizes rather simple no? There's no models that need to be changed to accommodate the additional squad members...here's hoping.
Me too is hopeful on modding community to add inventory grid and expend squad size to at least of total 50 units on single "medium" map. One thing we got to remember is that great mods only come from communities that have loyal connection with developers, developers that willing to bend their rules for their gamers and their community. For instance where is the logical reason of game release with cap of 4 soldiers just so gamers have to mod it later to cap of 14 ?
Would you say Firaxis fall into that camp?
You mean 25 Xcom vs 25 aliens, surely?
I guess 15 soldiers, 20 aliens, and 15 civilians?
Which could turn into 5 soldiers, 0 civilians, and 45 Chrysalids!
Sounds fun to me!
We won't know this till we get a look at the game code itself and what they allow us to mod if anything. Every tactical squad-based game I have gotten in the past I have attempted to mod the squad cap limit (except the original x-com series of course ). Some that I thought would be easy, i couldn't even touch.
The fact that they themselves have said they have played with more than the cap would lead me to believe it would be possible though. Mind you that is based on what they have told us, Personally I would like to see a vid that actually shows more than 6 squaddies as personally this news sours me to the game and I will be a lot more skeptical of what comes from the source.
What is this, freakin baldurs gate?!?!
Fix this immediately!
I never went on a mission in X-COM with less than 8 soldiers and at least one tank, and usually more! if only to level some of the rookies up!
And the EPIC final mission.. we all remember how we filled up that avenger craft with like 16 soldiers and a few plasma tanks..
And that crazy rush to find the elevator, with our soldiers falling like flies, and some even left behind to die as we got just enough to the elevator to be effective...
And... ..... ahh, what a wonderful game X-COM was, I swear if firaxis get this one wrong, I'm not going to be rational :>
On average there are 14 soldiers+(1 BMP) vs 12-15 aliens and over 10 civilians on terror maps. That's roughly 40 units on the map. To make experience more exciting "reimaged" XCOM should render at least 10 more of total units on big maps from that number in my opinion.
However I'm skeptical this will ever be considered since there are to many underage smokers like Nosmirc that cant operate more then 4 units squads on gas station size maps and starting to panic whenever tactical decisions over 8-14 men squads needs to be made.
Wow. You guys will cry about anything! Personally, I've been waiting for someone to make a good follow up since the original... however, after reading everyone's comments, I don't think anyone on this forum DESERVES a new X-com game. Bunch of whiners.
Good lord, it makes me think the game is going to be very very different to xcom... the squad size says a lot..
Now instead of having rookie soldiers with pea shooters for the first few missions, being extremely lucky or being obliterated by even the weakest sectoid squads with their advanced weaponry, being afraid of the results of every mission but knowing that I have no choice but to go fight and probably die a lot, because if I don't go I'll die anyway...
And then slowly and gradually building up and becoming stronger and more confident..
now your squad is going to be all "action-rpg" elite from the beginning...
totally totally not the.... 'feel' of X-com..
Also it looks like freakin team fortress
We all are here for one reason only - to somehow improve upcoming release to be EVEN GREATER then what it already is.
Part of reason why new X-COM great is mainly because developers stayed true to underlying XCOM universe that exist since XCOM94.
There is no question whether anyone on this forum will fail to pre-order this game - there are none here, we all "fanboys" im sure and everyone deserves a good complete product for their money. There is only an attempt to influence development to stay even closer to XCOM universe, that's all. No need for emotional breakdowns.
Ok, I'll do it this way:
I called it perimeter defense, which in the military would be extremely realistic. Sending all troops inside and hoping that your surroundings don't change is, IMO, unrealistic. Afterall what if you thought all the aliens were inside but somehow you missed one. This happened to me occasionally in the UFO:After series. Irritated me to no end.
Nope. I enjoyed this aspect of the original game.
I have played many tactical-squad based games where the cap was 4 - 7 and the squad limit was always, IMO, their biggest failing.
I think that we (well me anyways) want some games to be like they were because of those good times we had, but most games that have come since have paled in comparison. We keep hoping someone will live up to our expectations, but do not. We will purchase the games regardless as what is the alternative. Does not mean I agree with the direction games of today have ended up in.
I won't say that what I like is the best and only way the game should be played, but I should be able to express such in the forums.
It's not as big an issue as people make it up to be. More units in turn-based means more useless stuff you have to, like moving people around and be frank, people never really stuck 14 soldiers together in a big blob. You brought in 4-5 people and well, 4-5 goes another way and if a couple dies, you bring 2-3 more from reserves. Doesn't really add that much to either strategy or experience.
Though I still think it'd be better with 8 or maybe 10, still nothing to make one drop the game. Capable soldiers isn't a bad thing. On the contrary, I want more dependable units and if I screw it up to have a casualty, I should feel it instead of just sending more into the meat grinder from the reserves.


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In a front-page story in Friday's New York Times, Eric Lipton and Clifford Krauss report that the fossil fuel industry is outspending clean energy proponents four-to-one on television advertising designed to push oil, coal and natural gas and defeat President Obama and his clean energy programs.
No surprise, given the exceedingly deep pockets of some of the most profitable companies on the planet. But as Lipton and Krauss point out, there's been a significant shift in the zeitgeist over the past four years. As they write:
The lopsided nature of the energy messages this year contrasts sharply with 2008. Back then, global warming was a top public concern, and green ads greatly outnumbered those for fossil fuels, $152 million to $109 million, according to the analysis by The Times, which looked at 184 energy-related ads. In 2008, Chevron, one of the nation's leading oil companies, trumpeted its investments in geothermal power, and Mr. McCain spent millions of dollars on ads featuring solar panels and wind farms as part of a solution to global warming.
But climate change legislation died in Congress, Republicans gained a majority in the House, and pocketbook issues like the price of gasoline began dominating public discussion. After imposing a yearlong oil and gas drilling moratorium in the Gulf of Mexico in response to the disastrous BP spill in 2010, President Obama recast himself as favoring an "all of the above" energy strategy, allowing the industry to drill offshore as deep as ever and moving to open up new regions like Alaska's Arctic waters.
The shift left many fossil fuel critics disillusioned and unwilling to do much to support the president.
That's certainly true in regard to some environmental groups but there's more to the story.
The green tech industry has been so consumed with its own survival over the past couple of years that whatever coins it has left rattling around in the corporate change drawer have gone not to promoting Obama's re-election but to lobbying Congress to preserve crucial tax incentives and fighting rear-guard efforts by head off Republican moves to gut loan guarantees and other programs.
Take the wind industry. The Production Tax Credit for electricity generated from wind farms expires at the end of 2012 and the industry has been lobbying furiously to forestall an inevitable crash in new projects and big layoffs.
And as I wrote in a story in the current issue of Forbes magazine, the U.S. military's embrace of biofuels has spurred startups to innovate and accelerate development of various technologies. But with Congressional Republicans attempting to bar the military from buying biofuels that cost more than petroleum, the industry has been forced to fight to preserve the status quo rather than focus on the future.
"There's a certain level of political exposure we didn't expect that comes along with doing work for the military that isn't necessarily beneficial to the company," Jonathan Wolfson, chief executive of Solazyme, a Silicon Valley algae biofuel startup, told me. The Navy used Solazyme's algal oil to power jet fighters and battleships in a demonstration of its Great Green Fleet in July.
Then there's solar. Last year's bankruptcy of solar panel maker Solyndra after it received a $535 million federal loan guarantee put the industry on the political defensive even as it fights to keep the loan guarantee program in place. Meanwhile, the industry continues to consolidate as companies go out of business – California solar startup GreenVolts this week was the latest to shut its doors.
And of course, the dominant solar companies are Chinese, which limits their involvement in U.S. politics, especially at a time when the Obama administration has imposed preliminary tariffs on Chinese manufacturers for dumping their photovoltaic panels on the American market.


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The former Rajasthan chief minister was asked to step down a few days back by the BJP and RSS central leadership. The decision to remove her was taken after she failed to deliver and take party cadre along in the Vidhan Sabha and the Lok Sabha elections.
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HEBRON -- When it comes to running, not much surprises Hawken's Ally Markovich.
Coming into the state cross country meet, she already knew all about the course and who she'd be up against. Markovich (18:19) did about what she expected, taking fourth place in the Division III race at the National Trail Raceway.
In her final high school cross country meet, Markovich started fast -- admittedly too fast -- and fell too far behind to make a run at first place. She finished 21 seconds behind winner Sarah Kanney of Coldwater.
"I tried to keep contact with (the leaders), and I generally did that," Markovich said. "I think if I had stayed back a little on the first mile, I could have run a better second mile. I was still thinking I could catch them in the end, but it was too little, too late. It wasn't the best strategy I've ever had."
In 2011, Markovich wasn't at her best. An illness slowed her down and prevented her from making the state meet. She went on to win the 3,200-meter race at state during track season and came back to earn a spot near the top of the podium a year later in cross country.
Her time is a personal and team record.
"I think if it would have been any other way, it would have been really disappointing," Markovich said. "I'm really happy to have made it down here for my last high school cross country meet. Running college is going to be different. I had a lot of fun here with my coach and team and friends."
Despite tripping in a crowded field of runners in the first 200 meters, Mentor's Kinsey Robinson (18:41) finished in 25th. The fall put her in 31st after the first mile, but the sophomore made up six spots in the remaining two.
Behind the effort of Robinson, Rosie Magro (82th) and Ashlyn Woods (92th), the Cardinals finished 12th as a team.
"For a girls team that wasn't ranked at any time this year, to come out here and take 12th, I'm speechless," Mentor coach Bill Dennison said. "Every week since the (conference) meet, we've been getting better and better. It's all about momentum."
Robinson also set a personal and school record, improved her place from last year's state meet by six and earned the last spot on the All-Ohio list.
Mentor ran three freshmen, two sophomores and two seniors. The young team grew by leaps and bounds over the final weeks of the season, finishing in a tie for second at regionals.
"Having my teammates come down this year made it a lot easier," Robinson said. "The team was kind of shaky early in the year. We didn't think we'd even be here right now, so I'm very happy with the way everything worked out."
Chardon's district and regional champ, Corinne Kule, finished 11th in 18:14.
Gilmour, which won the regional meet emphatically, finished third behind Liberty Central and Coldwater in D-III. Alexis Anton (19:11) led the Lancers by taking 20th. Hannah and Halle Markel finished 27th and 35th, respectively.
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Young Arms Have Washington Nationals Sitting on Top of NL East
If you have been following the first few weeks of the 2012 MLB baseball season, you've heard ad nauseam about the slow start from the Angels and Red Sox, Matt Kemp's torrid start, picking right up from where he left off last year (.460, 18 runs, 9 homeruns, 22 RBIs) and Phillip Humber's perfect game for the White Sox last Saturday.
While those storylines are certainly worth the media attention, the most compelling, somewhat under-the-radar storyline comes out of our nation's capitol, where the Washington Nationals are off to a 12-4 start (second best record in MLB).
As discussed in my MLB Preview, the Washington Nationals were a team to watch after finishing a very respectable 80-81 in 2011 inspite of a host of injuries. While the season is only a few weeks old, the Nationals are demonstrating they are for real and have Nats fans as excited as they've ever been about their team.
So how exactly are the Nationals out to such a fast start to lead the National League East Division? Simple – by way of a young, stellar pitching staff.
The Nationals, led by ace Stephen Strasburg, have the lowest team earned run average (ERA) in baseball at 2.34, while opposing hitters are hitting a measly .202 against them. Additionally, they rank in the top five in strikeouts (144) and have only rendered 39 runs, second only to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
And boy, has their starting pitching been sensational. Strasburg is 2-0 (1.08 ERA), Jordan Zimmerman is 0-1 (1.29 ERA), Gio Gonzalez is 1-0 (2.04 ERA), Edwin Jackson is 1-1 (4.26 ERA) and Ross Detwiller is 2-0 (0.56 ERA). To give you a better sense of how impressive they have been, the starters have pitched roughly 98 innings of a possible 144 innings, which means that these guys are going deep into games giving their team a legitimate chance to win. The statistics support this too.
All you have to do is look at the games they've won so far — a lot of low-scoring 2-1, 3-2 games. The Nationals rank 21st in total offense, with a team batting average of .243 and have scored only 58 runs that puts them in the bottom five for total runs scored. But when you have superb pitching, as the 2010 San Francisco Giants and San Diego Padres proved, you don't need to score a lot of runs to be successful.
Certainly, they're going to need help from their offense at some point, because it's unrealistic to expect their pitching to keep up this pace. The good news is I believe the offense will slowly come around. Third baseman Ryan Zimmerman is off to an incredibly slow start and the Nationals have been without cleanup hitter Michael Morse who has started the season on the disabled list with strain to his lat muscle. Remember, Morse had a breakout season last year for the Nationals hitting .303, with 31 homeruns and nearly 100 runs batted in. Morse is expected back as early as late May, so the hits and runs will eventually come.
In the interim, it will be fun to watch this young core of pitchers perform. What they're doing is what teams and general managers dream of, while delighting fans and people like myself that love to watch great pitching. Whether they can continue to play at such a high-level in the NL East is anyone's guess, but who cares right? Nobody expected them to play this well so early, so as far as I'm concerned, they're playing on house money right now. Greater expectations will come later for this team. Now is the time to just sick back and enjoy the ride.
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Checking Pockets
Sometimes it is the seemingly insignificant details that enable us to see the big picture.
The Sages sought to prevent one from unknowingly carrying objects in
the public domain on Shabbat. This is perhaps a useful suggestion, but what
makes it such an important principle — 'a great law for the Sabbath'? After
all, even if one were to accidently carry an object forgotten in one's pocket,
this would fall under the Halachic category of mitaseik — an unintentional
act for which one is not at all culpable. Why did Rav Yosef so highly praise
Hanania's advice? Is checking one's pockets really so central to Sabbath
Sabbath Harmony
We live out our lives in two realms. There is our inner world — our ideals
and moral principles, our aspirations and spiritual goals. And there is our
outer world — our actions in the 'real' world, our struggles to eke out a
living and tend to our physical needs in a challenging and competitive world.
The greater the dissonance between our inner and outer lives, between our
elevated ideals and our day-to-day actions, the further we will have strayed
from our Divine image and true inner self.
Shabbat, however, provides an opportunity to attain a degree of harmony
between our inner and outer lives.
The holiness and tranquility of Shabbat help enrich our inner lives.
Shabbat is a state that is very different from our workday lives, which have
been complicated and even compromised by life's myriad calculations and
moral struggles. "God made man straight, but they sought many intrigues"
(Ecc. 7:29).
The Sabbath, with its elevated holiness, comes to restore the purity of
inner life that was suppressed and eroded by the corrupting influences of
day-to-day life, influences that often contradict our true values and goals.
But the power of Sabbath peace is even greater. Not only does Shabbat
restore our inner world, but it reaches out to our outer world. The spiritual
rest of Shabbat enables our outer life to be in harmony with our inner life,
bestowing it a spirit of peace and holiness, joy and grace.
Great Principle of Shabbat
Now we may begin to understand the importance that the Sages
placed on observing the Sabbath, even in life's external
aspects. The Hebrew word for clothing, beged, comes
from the root bagad, meaning 'to betray'; for clothes can hide
and betray the true inner self. One Shabbat, however, even
the most superficial facets of our lives,
our clothes and pockets, should reflect the sanctity of the
Sabbath day.
The Sages prohibited certain activities because
of marit ayin, an action's superficial appearance as
inappropriate for Shabbat. And we are commanded to wear
special clothing in honor of the Sabbath (Shabbat 113a).
These external displays of Sabbath holiness are meant to
ensure that its spirit of peace and harmony will
permeate and refine our outer lives.
For this reason we should be careful even in situations that do not truly
desecrate the Sabbath. Since they can occur frequently, they have the potential
to dilute its sanctity. Forgetting an object in one's pocket does not truly
entail Sabbath desecration; it is a completely mindless and unintentional act
(Tosafot on Shabbat 11a). But the realm of external actions does not make
these fine distinctions between degrees of intention. On the superficial,
physical plane, some measure of desecration of Sabbath peace has taken
Rav Yosef praised this advice to check one's pockets before Shabbat as "a
great law for the Sabbath." He recognized that this halachah fulfills the ideal
of Shabbat as a force of holiness binding together the spiritual heights of
our inner self together with the most superficial aspects of our physical existence.
This is truly a great principle, refining the sanctity of the Sabbath and
guarding its character, as it seeks to balance our inner and outer worlds, our
highest aspirations with our day-to-day actions and external aspects of life.
(Silver from the Land of Israel, pp. 23-25. Adapted from Olat Re'iyah vol. II, p. 28; Ein Eyah vol. III on Shabbat 12a (1:42).)
Copyright © 2010 by Chanan Morrison
"Hanania taught: One should examine one's garments on Sabbath eve
before nightfall. Rav Yosef observed: This is a great law for the Sabbath. (Shabbat 12a)


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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
Kids on their own in system
Tattooed, rootless crew haunt pretrial court
He's 19 and his life isn't turning out the way he'd hoped.
We met outside courtroom 302 at the Law Courts Tuesday morning, the place where adolescents and adults go before a pretrial co-ordinator to have their paperwork moved through the system.
Pretrial co-ordinators see the accused after their charges are laid and before a judge gets the case. Manitoba's Front-End project clears the decks for judges, ensuring they only hear contested motions, bail applications, conduct hearings and trials and look after sentencing. Some of these kids will be shunted to a diversion program, freeing the system a little more.
In 90 minutes, the pretrial co-ordinator clears more than 20 cases.
My guy's got amateur tattoos on his hands, a common sight in the courtroom where young men and women shuffle in late, dressed in jeans and baggy sweatshirts. Most of them know enough to remove their hats. Some of the accused have spent sufficient time in a courtroom to know the drill. The majority are aboriginal.
One kid, flanked by his anxious parents, is wearing a suit. He stands out like a sore thumb. I suspect this is the last place any of them expected to end up.
Only a handful of kids have an adult beside them. Some are CFS wards but don't have a worker present. A couple of boys don't look old enough to take the bus alone but are old enough to be charged with crimes. There's no one with them either.
My guy's charged with breach of probation for failing to complete his community-service hours. That followed a conviction for break and enter and giving a false name to police. He's also facing trafficking charges
He spent 20 days in jail once, he says, because he missed a trial date. He says he thought the court would remind him to show up.
"I didn't see myself like this," he says outside court. "I'm trying to stay out of trouble."
He's been on his own since he was 17, when his father drove him to Winnipeg from their reserve and dropped him off. He's got a Grade 9 education. His mom helps him out a bit financially, he says, and he babysits for extra cash. He has spent a fair amount of time in the drunk tank. His two brothers are also involved in the criminal justice system. His 16-year-old brother is in the Manitoba Youth Centre. He has tried to get him to smarten up, not take after his big brother.
Inside the court, some of the kids chat. They've met before. Some exchange fist bumps and grins. They've found their way to the court on the right day and at the right time. That's more discipline than some have shown in their entire lives. One kid is present because he hasn't been going to school, a breach of his probation. He was also supposed to abstain from intoxicants. He hasn't.
Few of the accused look nervous. One kid puts his head on the seat in front of him and appears to fall asleep. A couple of guys have their girlfriends in tow. Some show signs of FASD. One girl seems lost and confused, barely able to gather up her belongings when her turn comes.
One teen is about to turn 19. He's here for breach of probation. He was caught stealing cars when he was 15. He was supposed to be attending school and hasn't. He says he's been in and out of the youth centre. His hands are decorated with homemade tattoos.
I ask him if he's scared of what might happen to him. He grins and shuffles a bit.
"No," he says, cocky. "I know how to handle this."
Justin George, 25, pumps his fist when he's told his charges have been stayed. He was 15 when he was caught with a set of nunchuks, a prohibited weapon in Manitoba. He was sentenced to community service but didn't complete his hours.
He says he didn't know there was a warrant out for his arrest. Earlier this year, the car he was riding in was pulled over for an illegal U-turn. It was four in the morning. He and a friend were headed to McDonald's. The cops ran George's name and out popped his history. He spent the night at the Public Safety Building. He lost his job.
When the session ends, I run into my guy on the front steps. He's on the phone.
"I have to pick up my brother," he says. "He had a court appearance this morning."
No parents. No adults. No chance.
lindor.reynolds @freepress.mb.ca
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition March 6, 2013 A5
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About Lindor Reynolds
National Newspaper Award winner Lindor Reynolds began work at the Free Press as a 17-year-old proofreader. It was a rough introduction to the news business.
Many years later, armed with a university education and a portfolio of published work, she was hired as a Free Press columnist. During her 20-plus years on the job she has written for every section in the paper, with the exception of Business. She'll get around to them some day.
Lindor has received considerable recognition for her writing. Her awards include the Will Rogers Humanitarian Award, the National Society of Newspaper Columnists' general interest award and the North American Travel Journalists Association top prize.
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She has earned three citations of merit for the Michener Award for Meritorious Public Service in Journalism and has been awarded a Distinguished Alumni commendation from the University of Winnipeg. Lindor was also named a YMCA/YWCA Woman of Distinction.
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