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Quick preview from Marsida and Genc’s epic wedding yesterday. If you and your friends and family can party until 2 a.m. on a Sunday, it deserves to be called “epic” — even before you start setting things on fire.
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I've stayed in one place for too long Gotta get on the run again I saw the one thing that I want Hell bent, get outta bed I'm throwing rocks at your window.We invite you to join our webinar “Small wind for powering off-grid communities: Market assessment methodology and cases from Peru” on August 5!
We will be hosting rural energy practitioners and experts from Wind Empowerment and Peruvian member organizations, WindAid and CERC, who will explore the potential of small wind to power off-grid communities, through discussing Wind Empowerment’s Market Assessment methodology and case studies from Peru. There will be time for discussion at the end of these presentations and we look forward to a lively discussion!
The webinar will be held on Wednesday, 5 August 2020 at 17:00 British Summer Time (GMT+1) and the presentation will be in English. More information about the content and the presenters may be found below. As always, feel free to spread the news wherever you see potential participants!
The webinar is jointly organised by WISIONS of Sustainability and Wind Empowerment.
Off-grid electrification solutions powered by renewable energy technologies are increasingly recognized as the most suitable alternative for reaching a great portion of the 800 million people lacking access to electricity today. In regions with suitable wind resources, and with appropriate planning, off-grid small wind turbines can provide significant contributions to closing the energy access gap.
How can the potential contribution of small wind for electrification schemes be assessed?
What should be considered in order to ensure that small wind turbines effectively contribute to close the energy access gap?
How can the benefits of small wind power be maximised?
Alfie Alsop is a PhD Candidate at Strathclyde University’s Wind and Marine Energy Centre for Doctoral Training, Glasgow, UK. His research involves integrating decision analysis and GIS techniques into market assessment methodologies for small wind turbines in a rural electrification context, building upon previous Wind Empowerment projects to assist policymakers and stakeholders in developing countries in making energy and planning decisions. Alfie joined Wind Empowerment in 2016, assisting the Market Assessment Working Group with the Global Market Assessment for Small Wind Turbines, and has been Treasurer of the Executive Board since the WEPatagonia 2016 conference.
Heduardo Vargas is a Peruvian professional in environmental sciences dedicated and committed to real sustainable development through concise and impactful actions. For the last five years, he has worked in the energy sector towards a greener energy future. He is the co-founder of the newest research group Microgrids for Sustainability and works as a project engineer in Peruvian company Waira Energía. He is in charge of designing photovoltaic, wind, and hybrid energy systems for projects in the whole country, considering technical, economic, environmental, and social aspects in the development. His teamwork and commitment have allowed him to represent his company in several conferences and training courses as both speaker and attendee, both nationally and internationally.
Kimon Silwal is an Electrical and Electronic Engineer graduate from Kathmandu University. He joined KAPEG in 2010 in the position of research staff and is currently working as the company manager. He has worked as an activity leader and project leader in numerous research and development projects until now with locally manufactured small wind technologies, solar-wind hybrid systems, low head pico-hydro turbines and control system, electric cooking stoves and water purification systems for off-grid applications in collaborations with national and international universities and government organization. Currently, his involvement has been focused towards developing effective standards, guidelines, and delivery models for the small wind turbines in Nepal while consolidating various areas for the further development of the off-grid solar and wind hybrid sector in Nepal.
Gandhi Alva was born in Trujillo Peru. He studied Anthropology at the National University of Trujillo. Working with many different Peruvian communities around the country doing social studies and social projects in order to benefit the locals. Additionally he has worked nationally and internationally with the Peruvian government and private organizations doing social projects ranging from: environmental, educational, female empowerment, construction and cultural heritage. With WindAid, as the Head of Community Project Development he has had the chance to develop social projects via researching the local populace and their interaction with the electricity provided by WindAid wind turbines and other activities in his area such as basic training of the WindAid turbine system or environmental education workshops. After an exceptional internship Gandhi was the first permanent Communities Employee for WindAid managing teams from all over the world to work directly with rural populations in over a dozen Peruvian communities understanding the impact of the wind turbines WindAid creates and creating more project opportunities with better refined planning and impact analysis.
Style Development
Part 3 – Development Of The NMAA Style
Due to the disgrace of teaching kickboxing (hands up fighting in a ring with 16oz gloves for safety Mr Hutchinson left the ATA. The Academy spent a limbo period being associated with the Guild of Black Belts, Mr Terry Lim’s LFP Karate, and various kickboxing groups, Zendokai, Kempo Karate and then finally the I.M.A (previously the I.K.A)
By this time the Academy was teaching students in Cheltenham (3 locations), Parkdale, Oakleigh, Woori Yalllock, Seville, Mr Evelyn, Ringwood,. Mentone and Clayton; the club instructors being Mr Hutchinson and Mr Cossari and later Mr Tomlinson.
Each club was taught the same core material but with different emphasis. Since many of the new students were only training a single night the Academy Curriculum was found to be unfair to the students (denying them grading opportunities) and cumbersome to teach.
The lead to NuTaoFit Taekwondo, Cossari Taekwondo and later Golden Eagle Taekwondo; with several other smaller clubs from outside the Academy becoming associated with this group.
The curriculum was further refined to a core baseline or set standard within the Academy group. As long as the standard was met the individual instructor’s preferences and quirks were allowable. The Academy set a minimum standard but refused to interfere with how this standard was met. To attain rank change a minimum of 75% pass mark was set, for all ranks up to 1st Dan Black Belt.
Poomse became the base line material and was to be taught in the most simple way, with large over exaggerated movements. As long as the performance fell above 75% the poomse was considered successfully completed. With each successive grading the previous poomse were reassessed with the expectation that through additional repetition the poomse would evolve with the maturity and knowledge enhancement of the grading student. However for grading purposes and when