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Semantic is actually composed of two well distinguished parts: a parsing engine (tags collector) and a tags accessor. Good part of what follows is taken by a thread posted in both ECB-list and CEDET-devel by the main developers of ECB (Klaus Berndl) and CEDET (Eric M. Ludlam).
Semantic includes two parsing engines:
Both parsers are implemented in Elisp. The final goal of a parser may be considered collect tags from the analysed code.
A tag is just a name for one lexical and/or semantic token in a language (e.g. a variable, a method definition, an include-operator etc.). A tag contains several informations, at least the name of the tag (i.e. the name of the variable, class, method….) and the location of this tag in the buffer (i.e.. begin- and end-position) and probably also the file-name the tag belongs to.
In order to collect this information the parsing engine needs to actually understand the syntax (lexer) and the grammar (parser) of the language in question. So we need to feed the parser with the grammar for that language.
The analysis or parsing may be performed on a limited part of the buffer (for example in the current function or block) or on the whole file. Once the analysis is performed the SemanticBovinator provide functions to import those tags into a global DB or into a local cache.
Currently the semantic parsing engine consists of a general backbone and several parsers for each supported languages (as Emacs-Lisp itself, Java, C, C++ etc.). Semantic offers several interfaces (Elisp-functions) to get parsing information about the currently file or buffer. The output can be a single tag (e.g. semantic has a function which returns the tag at point) or also a list of tags (e.g. all tags in the current buffer).
There are, both in the Emacs environment and amongst UNIX tools, various other methods to extract tags information (which may be integrated in the semantic framework, see below), although not always with the same accuracy of a parser engine:
: an external command line tool which scans program files in several languages and writes a tags file. These tags have a different structure from the tags returned by SemanticBovinator. Emacs offers an Elisp-interface to the 'etags'
program – see EmacsTags.'ctags'
: the 'etags'
precursor, but with limited functionality respect to 'etags'
(fewer supported languages).'ebrowse'
: is a somehow clumsy mixture consisting of a fast(!) C++-parser and display/navigation features and is part of Gnu Emacs >= 21. It's not written in Elisp but in C - at least the parser-core and has an Elisp-interface giving access to the tags (which resides in an external file similar to the 'etags'
tags file).'cscope'
: another stand-alone command-line tags collector C++/C oriented.So semantic is a parsing engine, whose final goal is to build a database containing tags (information for each piece of information contained in a code file, e.g. functions, variables, declaration and their attributes).
But semantic also provides a system to extract from different tags sources collected by other programs (eventually faster than Bovinator/Wysent itself) and import them in the semantic DB.
CEDET now can enable access to an Ebrowse-tag-file (in general to any arbitrary back-end containing tags in any arbitrary tag-format) and offers an interface to convert these Ebrowse-tags in semantic-tag-format. So semantic (and each tags displayer like SpeedBar or ECB) can take advantage from the Ebrowse-program which is really fast in parsing a huge code-base of C++-code.
Here is a summary of some of the user level tools in Semantic
The Semantic Bovinator can also be used as a powerful tool to ease C++ programming: see SemanticSense.
See Also: CollectionOfEmacsDevelopmentEnvironmentTools, "Intellisense"
For natural languages, see MalagaMode?.
CategoryCode CategoryProgrammerUtils CategoryExtensions CategoryData
LocalWords: Elisp Bovinator Wysent CEDET Ebrowse SpeedBar


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text: Home Politics It's Time for President Obama to Become a Leader The president's professorial approach to issues has left Americans wondering what he stands for. He needs to find his Berlin Wall and take a stand on something. By: Lawrence Bobo Posted: Dec. 7 2010 12:16 AM 0 Sean Gallup/Getty Images Who is President Barack Obama? The question gives you pause, doesn't it? That's because there is no quick or obvious answer. This circumstance, more than any other, is a critical problem for Obama as he prepares for the 112th Congress to assume office. We still don't know who Obama is, what he is committed to and what he truly stands for. Don't get me wrong; there has been real ambition and method to the Obama presidency over the past two years. There have also been a number of significant achievements of the presidency, including the financial recovery, saving GM and Chrysler, the health-care reform bill and major financial reform. But he remains a president defined more by the relentless flow of events and competing media narratives around him than by his own actions, agenda and bearing. Why? That ill-defined quality is due, I think, to his dogged pursuit of the three R's -- in this case, not reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic, but responsibility, reasonableness and doing the right thing. And in pursuit of these three goals, Obama has adopted a very professorial posture. He entered office as the avatar of bipartisanship, a leader committed to setting a new tone for national politics. He was going to be reasonable with those on the other side of the political aisle because that was one of the promises he made during the campaign. He also started out committed to doing the right thing. This comes through in a number of ways, not the least of which was the high priority he placed on health-care reform. It is more than shameful for the world's most affluent nation to be a place where millions of its citizens do not have real health-care coverage and where a serious illness can bring a family to total financial ruin. It was the right thing to commit to doing better for all Americans. In his inaugural address, Obama signaled that the practice of avoiding big, looming challenges was over: The moment had arrived to take responsibility today for the kind of America we want a future generation to inherit tomorrow. Although it is one decision of his that troubles me personally, Obama's judgment to strengthen institutions in Afghanistan and challenge the Taliban insurgency is one sign of his commitment to taking responsibility today for problems that otherwise will hound us into the future. In too many respects, however, his approach to the three R's has been pursued as largely a matter of the mind, not the meeting of political savvy and pointedly articulated moral conviction. His presidency is playing out like a course taught by a scholar who has a brilliant mind but who is unable to excite or engage the students in the classroom. Obama the candidate did a much better job than Obama the president has in reconciling the roles of manager and CEO with the need to articulate and lead on behalf of a cause and a vision. In fairness, Obama entered office faced with a scale of challenges that no other newly elected president has confronted in the post-World War II age. Obama's predecessor handed him a $1.2 trillion deficit, two seriously mismanaged wars, doubt about the justification and rationality of American actions in foreign policy, and a global financial system on the verge of complete collapse. To make matters worse, not only did the party out of power seek ways to strategically advance its cause, but Republicans also eagerly took up the most obstructionist, "just say no" posture seen in recent political memory. Page 1 of 2 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre


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Medical Imaging Equipment Technology Overview
If you want to be known as an organization's "go to" tech person who ensures that critical equipment in the medical and manufacturing fields functions properly, then a career in Medical Imaging Equipment Technology might be just right for you.
This program prepares you for a career specializing in diagnostic medical imaging equipment (fluoroscopy and radiography including X-rays and mammography) installation, maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting.
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You can learn electronics and networking skills. Core courses include a foundation in electricity and analog/digital electronics. Advanced courses focus upon:
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- Entry-level knowledge of computer technology and analog and digital electronics
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Time frame: July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013 Award Year 2012-13
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At ECPI University, programs are competitively priced and are designed to help you achieve your goals. Through our year-round schedule, you could earn your Associate's in 1.5 years. That can give you the edge over students at other colleges who might still be attending class.
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Books & Supplies | $1,725.00 |
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Time frame: July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013 Award Year 2012-13.
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Morris Tap and Grill
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Good neighborhood restaurant; a must to have reservations on weekends as it gets very crowded. Family-friendly and drink prices are reasonable. Food good, but service can be hit or miss in terms of attentiveness.
Excellent food and craft beers. Love the seasonal menu. Dessert is also something to look forward to. Service is always professional.
Food is quite good for this kind of restaurant. Terrific choice of micro beers, which provides for a unique experience. Get the flight of four beers for a fun tasting experience! MTG is particularly good for vegetarians, where Eric makes it a point to include a number of great creations, far better than what is offered in most high-end places.
Extensive menu and beer list. Highly recommend this place, and will be back.
If you like different types of beer this is a good place, with a good list of draft and bottle beers. Several unique and different food items to try also. I had the pork shank, which was very good.
While I found the food and ambience to be very good...the staff was disorganized...even with reservations there was a huge wait at the door and much confusion with regad to the check in process..I have to say the waitress was pleasant and informative...It did not appear that there was any management going around to check on things - mostly young staff...I have been there once before for dinner and also found the waiter to be very informed with regard to the menu and extensive beer selection...i would try to go again on a not so busy evening.
This place is simply the best! They have a variety of food options so there is something for everyone. The beer selection is unmatched. Give it a try and you will not be disappointed.
This was the first time I had ventured to MTG for brunch for Mother's Day. I was blown away! The brunch was huge and the quality of the food was outstanding. Chef Eric greeted guests which was really a nice touch and our waitress was so pleasant. We will be returning there for dinner soon and I highly recommend this wonderful place to anyone who appreciates good food. Prices are also excellent considering the quality of the food and the cozy atmosphere. A real find for Morris County diners.
Zach & I went here with Maria & Orest to catch up with them on our Ukraine trip. For Memorial Day weekend, the place was packed. However, we had a booth, so it wasn't too bad in our corner. Our waiter started us off with these tasty paprika chips with an awesome dip. I had gotten an Angry Orchard Elderflower ale which was very good, and Zach had gotten a beer. For our main courses, I had ordered a salmon with a ginger glaze and Zach ordered the Pad Thai without the bacon. Whereas Zach thought his food was okay, I thought the salmon was very good along with the fennel rice and assorted vegetables that it came with. Then for dessert, Orest had gotten sorbet, and Zach and I split a fruit cup that was mixed with pound cake and cream.
Our Friend is a Vegan and he enjoys the food here. We enjoy the atmosphere, food and pear Martinis. Vanessa, the hostess is warm and friendly. The chef comes to every table to make sure that all diners are happy with the meal.
Such a great dining experience from the service (Joe) to the food and ambience. The food is adventurous and fun without being overdone. Try it. You won't be disappointed!
I have never had a bad meal at Morris Tap & Grill. The food and drink selection is second to none and the service is outstanding.
this was my first visit.The menu has a lot of diverse items on it. There were many thing that I would have ordered but I settled on a burger, since I heard that they were very good from others who have dined at the Morris Tap & grill. I was not disappointed. Great roll and excellent fries. I was only able to eat half of it and the half that I brought home was just as good as it was in the restaurant when it was re-heated the next day. I will definitely go back again!!!!!!!
I was very impressed! The food was awesome! Ambience very well done. Beer menu overwhelming with so many fun choices. Eric, the chef, came out and greeted our table. Spent some time chatting with us. He was very cool. Even shared with us his bacon gelato. I can't wait to go back!
Great mix of rotating and seasonals along with many standards.
We had a great Father's Day at the restaurant and greatly enjoyed our food, The service was very good, our server was friendly and helpful. I always enjoy going to Morris Tap and Grill
We love this restaurant & we've been there many times. The menu is innovative, varied, & exciting. Every dish is delicious & beautifully presented. Having the chef visit diners is a great gesture, and it's a fun atmosphere. My only concern is that, at times, the noise level makes it difficult to hear what dining companions are saying.
I dined here for dinner several nights ago, and had a fantastic experience. The waiter was personable, friendly, and responsive, and the food was exquisite. I would definitely come back here to try more and more of the diverse menu options.
Food was excellent, but there were a few "details" that were missing in a restaurant of this quality, like waitress failing to inform of evening specials, no bread/rolls, no fresh pepper for salad (or at least none offered), service being left for the next course rather than removed and replaced, etc. While some would not even notice these things, we think this moves restaurants to the next level. We would certainly recommend Morris Tap & Grill to anyone looking for the evening out, or a nice lunch. It has a great craft beer selection, good wine selection, and very good food!
Morris Tap and Grill offers an amazing menu and everything we have tried has been outstanding. My husband is vegetarian and there were many, delicious options for him to choose from. I, being a meat-lover, was able to enjoy a variety of delicious choices. MTG's burgers are top notch and their ribs were fall-off-the-bone delicious. The staff is knowledgeable about the menu and was able to answer questions with no problems. We ordered drinks from the bar as well and they were prepared perfectly to our liking. If you are looking for a delicious, culinary feast in Morris County, Morris Tap and Grill is the place to go!
Great beer menu and food pairings. Wait staff friendly and knowledgeable.
One of my favorite places. Wonderful and inventive menu (updated often), great bar scene, and it's even kid-friendly. A great experience all around.
This is an all around great restaurant and prefect for anyone interested in craft beer. In the many times I've been there I've never had the same beer twice it's that diverse. It also seems like there is a good sense of community there; Chef Eric has never missed a chance to come out and say hello to his v patrons. The only negative is noise level which can get a little overwhelming on a busy night.
My friends treated me to a wonderful Birthday lunch this past Saturday. We had a wonderful time and GREAT food. Must try MTG Beef Short Ribs...TO DIE FOR!! Our server, Ed, was fantastic, made great recommendations that we followed and were NOT disappointed. Try the different variety wings and flat breads for appeitzers..wonderful!! Chef Eric LeVine made his way to all the tables and chatted with everyone, very personable. All 5 of us decided this is going to be our 'go to place' for cocktails, lunch and dinners for "girls nite out". Prices are reasonable as well. You no longer need to go to Morristown to get a great meal and drinks. Can't wait to go back.
The food was wonderful. It was so nice that the chef comes out and speaks to everyone.
I love Morris Tap & Grill for their beer selection! I was never in to beer until a friend took me here. Servers at both the bar and dinning room are friendly and knowledgable about the beer. I've never had a disappointing meal. The menu changes seasonally. I just had the scallops with spinach and herbed pancake last visit. The scallops may have been previously frozen, but the preparation was great. The spinach was fresh, and the herbed pancake was different, in a good way. The avacado fillet is amazing. It's so hard to find good avocados in the supermarket, but every time I've seen this dish, the avocado is perfectly ripe. The menu is creative. The prices are reasonalbe for the freshness and quality of what is served.
I had gone here about a month ago and had a great experience. So, no-brainer for where I would take my sister and family for her birthday. Well, this time round was not as good. Service and ambiance were still very nice, but there were a lot of problems with the food. Sister's first soda was flat, her sandwich came out with overdone bread and no dressing on it. Niece's same sandwich had no drssing on it, had to ask for some. (ANd yes it was supposed to be on it). Short ribs were tougher than last time and the desserts were only average. I will be back to this restaurant though. I think the place is very good, just maybe an off night for the food.
This restaurant is outstanding! The ambiance is nice, the food is great, the service was just right - attentive and knowledgeable but not intrusive, and the wine and beer lists were a great surprise! And as a bonus, the Chef, Food Network award winner Eric LeVine, visited us at the table. His creations at this restaurant are top notch!
After dinner the chef came out and talked to us on how our food and service was. It was nice that the chef took the time to get feed back from the people.
I made a reservation, so there was no waiting. Ambiance was perfect. Sort of an elegant, but comfortable rustic look, with fireplaces for cooler weather. The warm, comfortable dining rooms are totally separate from a nice bar area with big tv's. All staff was attentive and friendly. When I had a question about an ingredient, Chef LeVine came over personally to talk to me. The menu is unique and diverse, with lots of fresh choices prepared to perfection (definitely coming back to try others!) and impressive for presentation, as well as taste. My son had a beer rimmed with a sugary apple coating that he said was almost as good as the drink. Finished with a great dessert cart (couldn't resist). This is a high end restaurant in a small town.
This was my first time at Morris Tap and Grill, and I thoroughly enjoyed it! We arrived on a busy Saturday night, with 7:45 reservations and were seating right away! The hostess was friendly and the waiter was very enthusiastic. The beer menu was huge and there was a decent selection of wine and mixed drinks. It took me forever to read the dinner menu, because there were so many excellent choices. The food arrived relatively quickly and was delicious. And the dessert menu was wonderful - too many good desserts to choose!
we were house hunting in the area, about an hour from home and didn't know where to eat dinner. I turned to opentable and boy was the food good. the name "tap and grille" suggests the opposite of our experience. i was expecting great pub food but instead there was an awesome variety on the menu. from the fresh sea scallops over a pancake, yes a pancake, which I loved, to the vegetarian options like the Avocado dish that my husband inhaled! It was so good I almost found it odd... they should change the name of the restaurant! haha! service was attentive, water came in a clear glass bottle. and the peanut butter pie was outrageous. Enjoy! ps it was quiet but fyi it was a tuesday night.
The food was fresh and amazing. Our waiter Craig was wonderful. It was a delightful experience and I would highly recommend it. If you love scallops this is the place.
We recently took our cousin to dinner before he left for Africa. We thought that Chef Eric'c bacon infused food would leave a memorable impression. We all had such great meals and Chef Eric was at our table to talk about his latest food/art exhibition in Chicago. I am so happy that we have such a gem in our neighborhood. Ask for Katrina, the best server....
Morris Tap and Grill continues the traditions of some other local eateries to deliver new takes on standard American fare. The difference is in the execution. This was our second time at this establishment and even though we came in with high expectations based on our first experience, we were still blown away. There are some staples on the menu that I think stay around all the time, but most other things change season to season. There is a heavy emphasis on cooking with beer and bacon (sometimes both). The wait staff are as excited about the food as the kitchen staff. They understand how the food is prepared and can answer even the most detailed questions. If you're looking for a truly memorable meal I don't think you'll be disappointed.
Tremendous selection on tap. Menu has something for everyone. Good vegetarian options.
Went with a few friends to see how the new Fall menu, which we had been anticipating, turned out. As per usual, Chef Eric did not disappoint. Be sure to try the goat cheese tacos and the voodoo wings (one of the best and most flavorful wing sauces I've ever had in my life) for an appetizer. New menu entrees to try: Hot Pastrami sandwich (house cured) and the Sweet Potato Gnocci with Short Braised ribs (absolutely to die for). I had my eyes on the Chicken Roulade and a number of other dishes, but I will just have to wait until next time. Also, the rotating beer selection is superb. The Pumpkin/Oktoberfest beers are plentiful and it's hard to go wrong.
Very creative menu with high quality food. Has a slant on high end microbrews for drinking and for preparing food. Very different and tasty. Service was a bit confused. There are different people bringing the food to the tables and we had several of those people trying to bring us entrees over and over again. Prices are a bit high too, so can't go to often, but again, the quality of the food is the reason.
Even my husband, the food snob, was blown away by his meal.
Great dinner, great service and great food - a trifecta!!! Big bar - if you like craft beer this is the place for you - large selection which changes frequetly Portabello Crab Cake great appetizer - 2 people got short ribs which were like "butta" Would definitely go back
One of the best dining experience I have ever had. Ask to be in Tree room close to beautiful Fire Place. Meals, drinks and service were all excellent. Highly recommend.
Open Table need to have a reccomendation for great tap / bottle list, because this place has it!
The quality of the meat & the preparation was impressively outstanding. We had the brisket & the short ribs (waitress shared that the short ribs was her favorite from the new fall menu when we inquired). The meats had been slow cooked to a perfectly tender texture & roasted (I presume) with a talented sauce or season that made for a taste bud extravaganza. Our 1st time & now our favorite. Made reservation on line, good idea as noted a wait for walk-ins. I worked fine dining many years ago & rate the food 5 stars. The term Tap&Grill does not invite the notion of fine food but it surly is. Beats Ruth's Chris in quality and by far value for food. We'll try the home brews next time. Ambiance A++ with beautiful fireplace in dining room.
We have been to Morris Tap and Grill many times and have never been disappointed. The menu changes with the season and that makes for a new experience each time we go. The chef is not only amazing he comes around to make sure your meal met your expectations. Once we went for my daughters birthday sheis allergic to tomatoes and wanted the scallops which had tomato the chef came it asked her if he could make her scallops special and he did and she loved it! We highly recommend this restaurant.
Pleasantly surprised by the extensive menu and selection of beers. Upscale casual hot spot with decent service and food and a vibrant but cozy atmosphere. The chef's short visit to the table made it feel quaint and quirky enough to go back.
On tap and bottled. Great meal, great drinks.... Great time.
The newly revamped menu is definitely a step up - there are so many more choices now. The Lamb Burger is awesome.
Just returned from a trip to Scottsdale AZ and some amazing food experiences. Looking for some good food with a flare. Chef visited the table which was a nice touch. Sushi cups delicious Pastrami sandwich was chewy and way to much work. Beer selection fun and extensive . Kelly our waitress was knowledgeable and friendly. Kelly was so nice she made the food taste better...
Have been to the restaurant on several occasions and have yet to be disappointed. Service, Food, Drinks, Atmosphere always outstanding.
Ordered pork shank which was excellently prepared and very tender. Restaurant has a 'beer bible' with an amazing number of microbrews, and also a much smaller but adequate wine list. The carrot cake dessert was small but tasty. If you like bacon go for the baconeaters burger which is 50% ground beef, 50% ground bacon. Complementary 7 spice chips were delicious. The restaurant has a bar which was very loud when we went on a Sunday afternoon, but also has several dining rooms which were quiet. We were originally seated in the bar but asked to be relocated to a dining room which they graciously accommodated even though we would be the only people in there.


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Congressional investigators charge that Bush administration energy officials put the kibosh on FutureGen based on what turned out to be a megabuck mathematical error. The finding could pump new life into the project, which was slated to be the world's first near-zero-emissions coal plant until early last year when it was deemed too pricey to build.
"I am astonished to learn that the top leadership of the Department of Energy in the last administration made critical decisions about our nation's energy future and capacity to combat global warming based on fundamental budget math errors," Rep. Bart Gordon (D–Tenn.) told the The New York Times. "This is math illiteracy on a grand scale and with global consequences."
Gordon's chagrin comes courtesy of a report (pdf) released today by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), Congress's investigative arm, which found that the Department of Energy (DOE) had essentially forgotten to account for inflation when estimating FutureGen's projected costs. Specifically, the department had said in 2004 that it would cost $950 million to build, a sum that it last year said had ballooned to $1.8 billion when projected through 2017. In fact, the GAO says, the actual cost considering inflation would be closer to $1.3 billion—a cool half billion less than the figures cited in justifying the killing of a centerpiece of clean-coal initiatives. (Perhaps disappointingly for Bush administration critics, the report points to incompetence and not political tampering for the mistake.)
FutureGen, announced in 2003, was intended to demonstrate that coal – the world's top power source—could be burned to produce electricity without belching millions of tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
The U.S. government was to foot about three-quarters of the bill for the experimental plant with the private sector chipping in the rest. Notably, energy-hungry China and India had pledged to pitch in about 8 percent of the costs to see if their diet of coal could be tempered by FutureGen's so-called carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology (that is, capturing the climate-change-causing carbon dioxide emissions before they're released into the air and storing them underground).
All that came to an abrupt halt in February 2008 when the Bush administration terminated funding levels appropriate for the scale of the project. The move sparked outrage from many quarters, and utility executives predicted that the proposed cutting-edge plant's demise would set CCS back ten years.
President Obama is a clean-coal backer—and his election raised hope among supporters that FutureGen might actually have a future. In fact, some Washington observers expect that $1 billion set aside in the recently passed economic recovery package for "fossil energy research and development" may be forked over to resuscitate the project.
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Interesting, DOE bureaucrats make large accounting error and shut down a questionable project. Usually it is the other way around. For over 30 years the DOE has been backing losers and shutting down winners. So how is this news? The DOE needs to be rebuilt from bottom to the top. This country needs an energy department that works to provide all americans with low cost dependable energy supplies. Every facet of modern life is dependent on utilizing energy. With out these supplies this country would become a third world country on the virge of the dark ages.
We need a well though out mosaic of supple and distribution to insure low cost, clean, dependable energy supplies for all americans. Let us stop the constant, "begger thy neighbor" attempts to prevent one kind of energy provider in favor of another. We need them all. NIMB's will also have to be dealt with. People live with trains and planes they will have to live with wind mills, solar panels and nuclear power plants. Regional private energy distribution networks may need to be forced to cooperate for the greater good, they can no longer be allowed to prevent development and distribution of needed new energy supplies to maximize their own incomes. To those who are opposed to all new energy supplies "we need greater and greater efficencies not more supply" I'm tired of your arrogant ignorance. American energy per unit production efficencies are among the highest in the world. Bottle necks in supplies are becoming a greater and greater problem for both residentual and industrial use. For the future, these problems must be dealt with.
I think the biggest problem with the republican decade is that, "We can have it in 50 years!" In 50 years, even in 10 years, it will be too late. We have all this technology right now and the willingness to mass produce it. If we can give 2.3 trillion dollars to Iraq; we have the money and the people to start building all these needed projects here in America and we can have these clean energy projects working, cleaning up our environment, in two years. California's electric car that can get 240 miles between charges and can be recharged in 45 minutes from any home outlet can be mass produced by the three auto builders and replacing the old system right now. The changes we need right now, let's start building right now. The only thing that is stopping us "right now" is government morons.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisHard to evaluate costs based on limited information included in article, but in the period from 2004 to 2007, steel costs increased 75% and construction labor increased on a similar scale. Both increased significantly faster than inflation. Before you accuse someone of incompetence, perhaps a few more facts should be investigated
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisThe cleanest, most promising clean coal research project in history was inadvertantly halted during the Carter administration. It was a politically motivated decision to provide the magneto hydrodynamics, (magnet) to Russia to atone for boycotting their olympic games.
MHD, as an acronym, fails to adequately describe the amazing potential of this technology. The research should be revived and accellerated, if we are to take maximum advantage of the world's coal reserves
Amen! Are you running for office? (you should!)
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisHmmm, I read the following at CarbonCaptureJournal.com, a release of July 15, 2009:
The Department of Energys total anticipated financial contribution for the project is $1.073 billion, $1 billion of which would come from Recovery Act funds for carbon capture and sequestration research. The FutureGen Alliances total anticipated financial contribution is $400 million to $600 million.
The total cost estimate of the project is $2.4 billion, consequently, the Alliance, with support from DOE, will pursue options to raise additional non-federal funds needed to build and operate the facility, including options for capturing the value of the facility that will remain after conclusion of the research project, potentially through an auction of the residual interests in the late fall.
Published Source: U.S. Department of Energy FutureGen
PS - An updated cost estimate is to be released in 2010 while inflation continues.
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This cooking method ensures a meat coating that's golden and caramelized.By: Herald Staff Report,
This cooking method ensures a meat coating that's golden and caramelized.
Bronzed Chicken Breast Cutlets
2 tablespoons Cajun or blackened spice seasoning mix
1 tablespoon flour
¾ pound boneless, skinless chicken breast cutlets
2 teaspoons canola oil
Mix seasoning, flour. Spoon tablespoon of spice mixture onto one side of cutlets, pressing into flesh. Heat medium-sized nonstick skillet over high heat; add oil. When hot, add chicken, seasoned side down. Spread remaining tablespoon spice mixture on top side of chicken. Cook until underside is bronze, 2 to 3 minutes. Cook second side 3 to 4 minutes. Meat thermometer should read 165 degrees.
Note: Electric frying pan can be used instead of skillet. Keep temperature at 350 degrees.
Yield: Serves 2.
Approximate nutritional analysis per serving: 260 calories, 9 grams fat (1.5 grams saturated), 100 milligrams cholesterol, 37 grams protein, 5 grams carbohydrates, no fiber, no sugars, 615 milligrams sodium.
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These cookies only take about 10 minutes to mix up...and little ones love to help with dumping in the ingredients and helping to crack the eggs.
Both my children can now make these on their own, but they still prefer Mom to do it!
Something about 'Mom's cookies' tasting the best.
Our Family's Best Chocolate Chip Cookies
1 1/2 cups butter
1 cup white sugar
1 cup brown sugar
2 eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla
3.5 cups flour
1 teapsoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda.
1 1/2 cups chocolate chips
To make: Cream together butter,white sugar and brown sugar with mixer until light and fluffy. Add eggs one at a time. Add vanilla. Mix well.
In separate bowl, mix together flour, salt & baking soda. Add flour mixture to butter/sugar mixture. {Not all at once or you will have a big white cloud!} Mix for about 2 minutes. Add chocolate chips and mix until just spread out evenly in batter.
Scoop onto cookie sheets with small cookie scoop or teaspoon.
Bake at 350 degrees for about 10-12 minutes.
Remove from oven when cookies are just barely brown around the edges and puffed up.
Let cool. The cookies will sink a little as they cool...this is good!
It means that the texture will be soft and chewy.
Makes 4 dozen.
My kid's adore these cookies.
Their friends adore these cookies
Recently, each child had a friend over for Saturday night dinner at our house.
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HUB received the award for their innovative 'Marina' Seat, in the highly contested Architectural and Interior category. The judges explained that the design embodied "sophisticated aesthetics, down to earth materials and robust construction, suitable to the harsh environment of use."
The Marina Seat, designed by HUB's talented in-house design team, was designed specifically for the illustrious Lusail City Development Project in Qatar, an environment where world-leaders in design, architecture and engineering have united to create one of the most world-leading and innovative developments in history - the Marina seat personifies exemplary design, high-quality materials and high-tech engineering.
Inspired by the theme of the Lusail project "Water is Life", the Marina takes its influence from the corroded, curved edges of the coastal landscape to form its sculptural rounded edges and seemingly floating structure.
To view HUB's winning design, along with other fellow winners click here.
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i found a moslty full can of montana hardcore and the valve was clogged at first but i tried it again and it works fine its rusted and everything
but its in white :C i already have 2 cans of white now i have 3 i cant do a piece with that witf fuk sake :CCCCCCCC
also did you hear that jessu died??
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or u could go around lookin for walls painted dark colors . or dark bricks . an rock hollow throws . if u do 2 letters like me u could do a bunch lol
i wanted 2 do a lovely picture for my mum and she doesnt like white :C
but i found some nice caps aswel just walking around in random places
@ U wank buds ur just jelos
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Hey guys check out my latest dj mix. The sound quality isn't the best... my laptop doesn't have a dedicated mic so I had to use the headphone jack to record. This dnb mix goes H.A.M.!!!!! http://soundcloud.com/peter-dragovic...-into-the-dark
I wanted too listen it but DnB is not my style, so fuck it.
Yo can anyone find the loiter squad in canada. without a proxy on AS.
the only downside is that it shows that it's last edited by ven0m down there...
but meh, whatever it's not like I'm gonna use it
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I was just being a smart ass. Plus he doesn't like my posts, or my art, or me apparently. Fuck em if he can't take it.


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University to Host Preschool Holiday Party on Thursday
The University will host its annual Preschool Teddy Bear Holiday Party on Thursday, Dec. 6, from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. in Suisman Lounge, Gengras Student Union. All members of the University community are invited to attend.
This year's guests, children from Capital Prep Preschool and S.A.N.D. Elementary School in Hartford, will each receive a stuffed animal and have a picture taken with Santa Claus. The party will also include pizza and snacks, activities, and music from WSAM, the University's student-run radio station.
This year, Santa and Mrs. Claus will be played by Professor of Communication Roger Desmond and Alison Rusczyk of University Libraries.
The party is hosted each year by the Office of Multicultural Programs and the Center for Community Service. Other sponsors include the University's multicultural organizations, the Office of the Dean of Students, Greek Life, WSAM radio, the Campus Activities Team, Student Centers and Activities, and many more campus organizations. Numerous students, staff, and faculty volunteer their time at the event.


text: Staring at this custom bagger built by John Shope of Sinister Industries (SI) made me flash back to the very first bike of John's we ever featured. It ran in the December 2006 issue and the bike was a radical black and copper high-neck, drop-seat, S&S Shovelhead chopper with a wild exhaust and tons of attitude. In some ways things haven't changed much for John since that first photo spread. His creations still feature crazy custom exhaust designs and he still builds bikes that are on the extreme side. On the other hand, some things are quite different. Since that time, John has racked up numerous accolades including winning CMT's Chopper Challenge, he relocated his shop to Phoenix, and instead of building wide-tired choppers, as of late John has been blowing up the bagger scene. Oh, and as for attitude, yeah his bikes still have plenty of attitude, and so does John—and that's what I've come to like most about the guy. It's hard to respect people that think their shit don't stink if they constantly turn out crap. John, as cocky as he is, has a right to be proud of his builds. In a short period of time, his shop has become well known amongst the bagger crowd. The bike's that roll out of his shop are on the cutting edge of the bagger scene. In fact, if you take a closer look at many of the custom baggers you see these days, a lot of those bikes are rolling around with John's parts, or look a lot like a SI bagger. As they say, imitation is the greatest form of flattery. We spotted John's latest build, dubbed Big Time (note the front wheel), at a bike show a while back and as always were quite impressed. John informed us that the bike was a brand new 2011 Street Glide that was rolled right out of the dealership and into his shop. Then it was completely blown apart so that they had a clean slate to work with. John likes to mix up his paint schemes. While the right side is covered with intricate purple airbrush work, the left side is almost completely gloss black. John likes to mix up his paint schemes. While the right side is covered with intricate pur In order to ensure the name Big Time fit with the bike John decided to install a 30-inch wheel, so out came the reciprocating saw and they began cutting, bending, and welding the frame to fit the massive components. The neck rake was kicked out, the backbone bent up a bit so the neck sat a little higher, then custom arched downtubes were welded in place to solidify the reworked frame. Next, a set of HHI 12-degree raked trees were installed along with 2-inch over fork legs outfitted with a SI air ride. Out back a SI air ride system was bolted up as well. A freshly cut 30-inch, five-spoke SI Edge wheel wrapped in a Vee Rubber was then slipped between the fork legs. At the rear a stock 16-inch wheel was mounted between the swingarm to give the SG a squat stance. Skinning the bike, a SI 30-inch fender with custom-molded tips was mounted tight over the front wheel. Over the backbone a totally custom gas tank was fabricated to sit low on the frame and seamlessly taper back into the seating area. Atop the tank a dash was created to house a boost gauge for the Pro Charger that would be added to the engine. Next, a SI rear fender complete with filler panels and flush-mounted lighting was secured to the back of the bike. To match the long look of the fender, a set of SI's stretched ABS saddlebags were added with Bagger Concepts Loud Lids. Actually audio plays a big part in this bike as SI built a custom chopped Tour-Pak with a 10-inch sub to boost the bass output. Up front instead of going with the standard Street Glide fairing, the fairing was converted to more of a shark-nose Road Glide style with a mix of recessed and ridged body lines for a completely custom look. A custom chopped Tour-Pak was created to house a 10-inch sub. Pretty much every piece of the bike was customized including the inner fairing, which received new bezels around the gauges and a pointed and molded lower cover. Pretty much every piece of the bike was customized including the inner fairing, which rece 1 | 2 | » | View Full Article By Eric Ellis Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!


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"In this meticulously researched, briskly written biography, Steven Fenberg … makes a strong case for Jones's influence and, in so doing, not only recovers the forgotten history of this key player but also intervenes forcefully in contemporary history and political debates about the New Deal and the nature of politics."
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"Next to the President, no man in the Government and probably in the United States wields greater powers."
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"Don't ask me what I have done on matters of business … The only person I am going to see within the next 36 hours is Jesse Jones."
Franklin Roosevelt, July 16, 1933
As President Barack Obama began to unveil sweeping government programs to restore the crippled economy, the public and media drew numerous comparisons with the actions of President Franklin Roosevelt, who faced the grim prospect of the Great Depression almost eighty years earlier. Now, Steven Fenberg tells the story of Jesse Holman Jones, the Houston businessman who went to Washington as an appointed official and provided the pragmatic leadership that salvaged capitalism during the Great Depression and militarized industry in time to fight and win World War II.
Jones—an entrepreneur with an eighth-grade education who built Houston's tallest buildings of the time—was considered to be the most powerful person in the nation next to President Roosevelt.
As chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Jones saved farms, homes, banks, and businesses; built infrastructure; set the price of gold with FDR each morning in the President's bedroom; and in the process made a substantial profit for the government. Then Jones turned the RFC's focus from domestic economics to global defense.
In writing the comprehensive, definitive biography of this imposing twentieth-century figure, Fenberg had unrestricted access to the collections of Houston Endowment—the philanthropic foundation established by Jesse and Mary Gibbs Jones in 1937—and utilized the archives of the Library of Congress, the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, the Houston Public Library, and an impressive array of other sources.
According to Fenberg, Jones recognized that he would prosper only if his community thrived, a belief that directed him to combine capitalism and public service to strengthen his community, to restore the fortunes of his country, and to save nations.
As we grapple today with economic recovery, the role of government, and reliance on other nations for vital resources, Unprecedented Power, published by Texas A&M University Press, offers a fascinating and timely perspective. Students and scholars of government and business history, as well as policy makers, regional historians, and interested general readers, will find this book an indispensable addition to their libraries.
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It's one of the classic central coast holiday gatherings. Atascadero's festive Musical Holiday Walk Around the Lake will be Saturday, Dec. 1, 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Celebrate the season with a special evening walk around Atascadero Lake. Enjoy choirs and carolers, musical groups, refreshments, holiday decorations, a free night at the Charles Paddock Zoo, the Atascadero High School Marching and Jazz Bands, the Atascadero High School Show Choir and Drama group, plus the Paradise Singers.
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Learning life lessons through lacrosse
Local man is honored in D.C. for camp that teaches fitness, healthy choicesBy: Jana Peterson, Pine Journal
If it weren't for an incorrect date, Bryan "Bear" Bosto never would have gotten a second email from the White House Office of Public
If not for that mistake, Bosto wouldn't have opened the second email and realized that what he thought was junk mail the first time was actually a letter of congratulations.
"You have been selected as a 'Let's Move! and Physical Activity Champion of Change' as part of President Obama's "Winning the Future" initiative (whitehouse.gov/ champions)," the email said. "On March 22, we will honor leaders who are doing great work to increase access to physical activity for youth in their community."
"I spent the whole day trying to figure out if I was dreaming," said Bosto, director of the Brookston Community Center. "It didn't really sink in until I'd gotten two or three more emails."
Bosto was nominated for his work making the LAX-4-Life (lacrosse) camp – held the past two summers on the Fond du Lac reservation – a reality.
Although bringing the sport of lacrosse to the Fond du Lac Reservation is an exciting idea on its own – particularly because the game of lacrosse was invented by Native Americans – what makes the LAX-4-Life camp even more exceptional is its emphasis on what happens off the field.
"It's not just getting [lacrosse] sticks and going out to have fun," Bosto explained. "There are classroom sessions throughout the week, on things like tobacco cessation, diabetes, health effects of bad eating habits and more.
"Then the coaches reinforce those messages: They tell the kids, 'If you're going to be an athlete, you need to make smart choices, healthy choices.'"
Out of 600 nominations, only 13 people were honored, including Bosto. Each Champion of Change discussed his or her program for close to five minutes, Bosto said, adding that he made some excellent contacts as a result.
"It was beneficial to the programs because there were a lot of people there with money," he said. "People from the Department of Interior, Under Armor, Soccer Plus, … a lot of people looking to fund projects like this."
Chuck Walt, executive director of tribal programs, nominated Bosto for the award. But Josh Baker, assistant director at the Brookston Community Center and lacrosse coach-in-training, traveled to D.C. with Bosto, because of his own work with the lacrosse camp.
The Creator's Game
Organizers of the first LAX-4-Life camp at the Fond du Lac Reservation didn't start with the rules of the game. Instead, they started with a history lesson.
Professional lacrosse player Travis Hill told the teenagers at the first camp that lacrosse is in their blood.
"For Natives, there's a deeper connection to the game," said Hill, who grew up playing lacrosse in Canada. "We play for different reasons, mainly that it's 'The Creator's Game.' We play to entertain Him. It's a medicine game, too. If someone is sick, they'll call for a game to help them heal."
Although Native Americans were playing lacrosse in the Great Lakes region as long as 900 years ago, the sport was nearly lost to its first practitioners. After Montreal dentist William George Beers wrote up formal rules of field lacrosse in the 1860s, the sport gained popularity in Canada as well as the U.K. In 1880 all Native Americans were banned from international competition because it was discovered a few had taken money (likely to pay for travel) to play amateur field lacrosse. The ban would last more than 100 years.
Bosto said he never played lacrosse growing up, it wasn't really a sport that was on anyone's radar around here.
"A few elders remember hearing their own grandparents talk about playing the game," he said. "It's really been an eye opener for us, learning the history."
The first camp at Fond du Lac was the result of a partnership between three entities: the Minnesota Swarm professional indoor lacrosse team, which provided coaching and technical assistance; Fond du Lac, which provided financial backing as well as the field, food and accommodations; and the I-CARE (Indian Crime Awareness, Research and Evaluation) justice department program, which helped coordinate the camp and bring kids from other reservations.
"What Bear is doing here is the first of its kind, for sure in the state of Minnesota," said Andy Arlotta, co-owner of the Swarm, at an interview during the first camp. "I'm thinking there are 55,000 registered Native Americans in the state and 11 tribes and not one that has an organized lacrosse team."
That first year 27 boys from different reservations around Minnesota and Wisconsin attended; the next year they invited girls, too, and the numbers shot to 48. This July, Bosto said, they're aiming for 60 campers.
Right where he wants to be
Born in Minneapolis, Bosto and his family moved to the Brookston area when Bryan was 8 years old.
"We moved into a house right down the road from here," he said from his desk in the Brookston Community Center.
Growing up, Bryan went to AlBrook schools, where he was not one of the school's leading athletes.
"My Super Bowl is Election Day," he said. "I've always been into politics and government and that kind of stuff."
He was also into improving the lives of the kids growing up in Brookston. As a teenager, Bosto was a part of the discussions about what should go into a community center there. He was part of the youth program in Brookston in the 1990s [at the Mahnomen House] before the community center itself opened in 2000.
Bosto was Brookston Center manager in 2004-2005, then worked as the Sawyer Youth Program coordinator from 2006 to 2009. He started his second stint as the Brookston Center manager in September of 2009.
"It does give you a sense of ownership," he said. "Actually, I decided in 1994 that I either wanted to be the center manager or the Brookston Representative."
One dream achieved, one to go. He's working on the second: On Tuesday night, Bosto learned that he had advanced through the primary election in the race for Brookston Representative.
It was in Sawyer that Bosto started working on starting a local sports program that could take Fond du Lac kids to the Indigenous Games.
"They offer 16 sports, so we started developing wrestling and Taekwondo programs," he said. "Not lacrosse."
Then, by chance he said, Chairwoman Karen Diver met Clint Letch of I-CARE and told Bosto he ought to see if there was something they could do together. So Bosto emailed him and pretty soon they were talking about working with the Swarm on a lacrosse program.
Bosto has no regrets about embracing lacrosse instead. It's been a great program.
"When you hear kids that went to the camp asking, 'When will we do it again?' and hear them talking to their friends about what they did at camp, how they met the Swarm owner, … when they give you grief about smoking, you know it's working," he said. "And how many times will you see a kid come in with a lacrosse stick and some Swarm gear to play by himself, so he can teach himself. That tells me this program is making a difference."
In the meantime, plans for this summer's camp are coming along nicely. Bosto said the University of Minnesota is donating lodging at the Cloquet Forestry Center for the next five years (a $50,000 value) and the Minnesota National Guard is partnering financially and bringing their obstacle course and tents, as well as planning demonstrations for the campers throughout the week.
Bosto and Baker also have plans to start a seasonal lacrosse program at the Brookston Center this year. Bosto said they're hoping to start practices in the fall, and play in the youth box lacrosse league starting in January. For more information or to help, call Bosto at 218-878-8048.
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