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Hooked a Friend on Conservation Yesterday
Posted On August 15, 2012 by TJ Marshall
As a die-hard surfer I've picked up just about every kind of board to surf with and one of my favorites is a Stand Up Paddle board (SUP). Recently, my long time "surf brah" Kevin swung over from Orlando wanting to enjoy some small wave fun here in Cocoa Beach but the tide came up and, well, the surf didn't look to good.
No problem! I grabbed the fishing poles, threw the boards on the truck and we headed over to the Banana River. Kev had been going on flat water crusies every since I gave him a "bro rate" on my old SUP when I stepped up to a new one. Yet he'd never wet a line from one — it was time to change that.
We headed over to my local park that had two boat ramps and a dedicated kayak/SUP ramp, specifically made with a fabric liner so not to damage the numerous yaks and SUPs dropping in the water these days like a concrete boat ramp will do. There were 6 other people launching so we waited our turn to head out into the 1000 Island chain – a great spot for catching redfish, snook, speckled trout and when you're lucky a fun, fighting tarpon.


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Would you like to see if my d3d engine demo is working on your system?
If so, please let me know if it's working and what specs your system has, nice to see / hope to see that making it HW indepedent works
Although it should be working, I'm struggling with the best choice on 'PresentationInterval':
+ gives the best functional result.
- in some frames I get 'Assertion error, bPresentSubmitted' in d3d debug, most likely because of 'V-sync?)' (Present call in Renderframe)
(frequency get's higher when I use managed pools instead of systemmem, don't know yet why though)
+ d3d debug error above is gone
- mouse speed is 'lagged', although solvable with changing 'speed' float, image is anyway 'floppy'/scrambled or how you'd call it
For now I'd like to ignore the assertion errors and use one/default. The errors by the way only occur in fullscreen, not windowed.
Been struggling with it for days, just to get rid of the debug errors (which don't harm functionally).
Like to hear you thoughts on this.
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It seems that I have been on a LNT kick lately… well yes and no.. I am always on that bandwagon.
It helps out unit get better at our camping skills, in particular planning.
My last couple podcasts have been on Leave No Trace, and the next couple will also be on Leave no trace. You see it is an important part of our Scouting Stewardship.
We have the Outdoor code. It is a great code that focus's our thoughts and actions in the out doors. No matter what kind of camping you do.
For those that have not seen the Out door code lately, here is a quick reminder;
As an American I will do my best to
- Be clean in my outdoor manners
- I will treat the outdoors as a heritage.
I will take care of it for myself and others.
I will keep my trash and garbage out of lakes, streams, fields, woods, and roadways.
- Be careful with fire
- I will prevent wildfire.
I will build my fires only where they are appropriate.
When I have finished using a fire, I will make sure it is cold out.
I will leave a clean fire ring, or remove all evidence of my fire.
- Be considerate in the outdoors
- I will treat public and private property with respect.
I will use low-impact methods of hiking and camping.
- Be conservation minded
- I will learn how to practice good conservation of soil, waters, forests, minerals, grasslands, wildlife, and energy.
I will urge others to do the same.
So, as you can see, it's pretty much the same as the 7 principles of Leave no trace. Upon further review, no I am not on a leave no trace kick.. I have always been. As a Scout and Scouter we always practice and practiced good stewardship. Now, I know that when I was a Scout leaving less impact was not really a priority. I am glad to see that the BSA is a spearhead organization for Leave no Trace. I am also happy to see the the Boy Scouts of America takes Leave no Trace seriously. But it all happens at the unit level.
Teach, Coach, and certainly mentor the habits learned in the principles of Leave No Trace.
Have a Great Scouting Day!


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Guests will enjoy clever edible pumpkins, whether served as an appetizer or used as a garnish. What a treat!
Turn the pumpkin making into a family affair! Have one person roll the cheese into balls and another shape the balls into pumpkins, while someone else can dip the pumpkins in peanuts and insert the pretzel. It's easy to double the recipe, so make as many as you'd like!
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I received two responses from John Stracka, President and Editor in Chief, Retriever News. The second email states that I should spread the word that this is a proposal, and feel free to share contact information.
Here are the two responses I received:
You may not be aware I am President of the Retriever News and as a result responsible for the oversight of Entry Express. I was referred to your memo on the retriever training bulletin board. Thank you for a constructive comments. The "proposed" changes are noted in this months Retriever News and they will also be sent to club administrators of record on Entry Express in the near future. Please note that the proposal is intended to be "discussed by the entire user community" over the next 90 days as indicated in the Retriever News, which is just arriving in mailboxes this week. Please know your very constructive message is received in this regard and that I would appreciate speaking with you directly to obtain further input. Know that the issue specific to the Hunt Test secretary will be carefully considered before any proposals are implemented! Thanks in advance for taking my call.
John Stracka
President and Editor in Chief
The Retriever News
Retriever News and Entry Express entered into a business agreement almost 18 months ago, through which Retriever News is acquiring the system. RN has executive management responsibility and the system is maintained and club services are performed by under agreement with eCorp, the folks that developed the system.
You can count on my listening to our users as we only want to improve services and performance. We are working on club administrator communications this week. Both RN and EE are small businesses so we can't do everything at once as we would in a larger enterprise.
I know you will help spread the word this is a proposal and that we won't make policy changes until the make sense for both the business and the majority of our customers and users. Feel free to share my contact information if you wish. Best of luck in Texas and I hope you have a wonderful couple weeks!
John Stracka
I urge every event secretary to contact Retriever News directly to let them know how this proposal affects their ability to do their jobs.


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Album: Achtung Baby
Song: varies, but as of this moment "Slow Dancing" (the version with Willie Nelson on lead vocal)
Album: Achtung Baby
Song: varies, but as of this moment "Slow Dancing" (the version with Willie Nelson on lead vocal)
That's my jacket!
Alot of good albums and songs to pick from with U2.
Song: Still Havent Found what I'm Looking For.
Album: All that you cant leave behind
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thanks Chux Turbo LBC Bobafrett Mtriv73 Rjarvis JF96 JT JMG FB Rogue2 Tycho Slicker Deoxy Caesar JontheJedi JJReason Brandon Solo JMS UK for great deals.
SSG Pro Football Pick em and Bowl Pick em Champ 2006. 2007 NCAA Bracket Champ
#24 - Gone but not forgotten
album - Zooropa
song - Stay (Faraway So Close)
More is more. Less is less, Twice as much is good too,
Too much is never enough except when it's just about right.
People who have helped me out: DarthChuckMc, msjedi, bobafett07728, jjreason, dr_evazan22
Album: The Joshua Tree
Song: Running to Stand Still
"Woke up at 9.55am. Soon as I woke up, I looked at Suzanne and she looked at me. I said, 'Did I tell you about the immune system?' Suzanne starting laughing, I said, 'it's amazing.' She said, 'Not now.'"
album - none
song - that really bad one that the edge sings "numb" i think it is
Album : Zoocoustic
Song : Vertigo
Looking for CW 2010 Sidious and TX-20...if anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated. thanks
Album-All That You Can't Leave Behind
Song-Torn between "Beautiful Day", "Elevation" and "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me". I'll go with "Elevation".
[FONT=Arial Black]"I'M A LEAD FARMER, MOTHERF***ER!!!!!"[/FONT]
[FONT=Impact]Awesome Traders: JON9000, darkagent[/FONT]
Album: none
Song: The one from Batman Forever "Hold Me Kiss Me Thrill me Kill Me Do Me Punch Me Blow Me Break Me Call Me Eat Me Fool Me Rock Me"
[FONT=Book Antiqua]He passes to Moses - He shoots, he scores![/FONT]
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Atlantic Championship
|Open wheeled
| United States
|Inaugural season
|Swift Engineering
|Engine suppliers
|Drivers' champion
|Ryan Norman
|Teams' champion
|Polestar Racing Group
|Official website
|Atlantic Championship Series
The Atlantic Championship is a formula race car series with races throughout North America. It has been called Champ Car Atlantics (after its former name), Toyota Atlantics (due to the series' previous history of using Toyota-powered engines), or just Atlantics or Formula Atlantic, although the latter two terms risk confusion with the Sports Car Club of America's amateur Formula Atlantics division.
Starting in 2012, the series was revived with SCCA Pro Racing sanction, with the series last raced in 2009 under IMSA sanction.
Series information[edit]
The Atlantics series is a developmental open-wheel racing series in North America, also called a "ladder series". In 2005, a new factor was announced to solidify this reputation as the last series in which a driver will compete before moving to Champ Car, or the highest levels of sports car racing such as American Le Mans. A US$2 million prize was announced for the winner of the 2006 racing season and future seasons, with the restriction that it can only be used towards the cost of racing in the Champ Car World Series.[1] Simon Pagenaud became champion in 2006 and claimed the first such prize, and he promptly moved to Champ Car in 2007 to race for Walker Racing.
The series champion for 2007, Raphael Matos, also won the $2 million prize towards a Champ Car ride. However, he elected not to accept it as he felt that without other sponsorship, he would be driving for a non-competitive team.[2] Matos instead accepted an offer from the Andretti Green Racing team in the developmental Firestone Indy Lights Series instead, where he was promised the chance to race in the Indy 500 and a future ride in the IndyCar Series.[3] 2007 runner-up, Franck Perera, who finished on the podium eight times during the season and won three races ultimately signed to race with Champ Car team Conquest Racing. When Champ Car was purchased by IndyCar prior to the 2008 season, Conquest joined IndyCar with Perera.
As of 2009, the series offers an unrestricted $1 million prize to the season champion, $500,000 to the runner-up, and $250,000 to the third-place finisher on the season. These season rewards are part of total of $3 million in total prize money, which also features $50,000 for each race win, and other bonuses such as a monetary pole position reward.[4]
Race equipment[edit]
Starting in 2006, the series has been run exclusively with Swift 016.a chassis powered by Mazda-Cosworth MZR 2300 cm³ (2.3 L) DOHC inline-4 engines producing 300 bhp (224 kW). The cars are capable of speeds in excess of 175 mph (280 km/h).[5] The new formula has lowered the costs of running a full Atlantic season to around $500,000–$600,000. This reduction in costs, plus the addition of the aforementioned $2 million prize, had an immediate effect on increasing the number of competitors in the series (car count), which had dwindled over the previous few seasons. For example, the 2007 season featured 30 drivers.[6]
Although the series had been run on Yokohama tires since 1991, the Japanese company elected to end its relationship with the series after the 2006 series, at which point it was replaced by Cooper Tire and became title sponsor for the series.
- Chassis: Swift 016.a, Carbon-fibre composite with kevlar, two roll-over structures. No change of chassis during an event
- Engine Displacement: Cosworth Built Mazda 2,300 cc (2.3 L; 140.4 cu in) MZR DOHC I-4
- Gearbox: Swift 5 Speed Sequential Manual Transmission (must have reverse)
- Power Output: 300 hp (224 kW; 304 PS) @ 8000rpm
- Fuel: VP Racing Fuels 108 RON Leaded gasoline, no refueling (similar to Formula 3, GP2 Series, GP3 Series, Formula 1 and Formula Renaults)
- Fuel Tank: IMSA homologated rubber safety tank
- Fuel Delivery: Fuel injection
- Aspiration: Naturally aspirated
- Electronics/ECU: Cosworth Electronics Data: Pi Research Sigma/ECU - Pectel SQ6/Wiring - Performance Wiring Solutions wiring.
- Length: 4,500 mm (177 in)
- Width: 1,956 mm (77 in)
- Wheelbase: 2,776 mm (109 in)
- Weight: 643 kg (1,418 lb), with driver
- Steering: Manual, rack and pinion
- Drivetrain: 2WD only
- Brakes: Performance Friction Brakes
- Tires: Cooper Atlantic Championship racing slicks and rain tires
- Wheel rims: BBS
- Safety equipment: HANS device, Seat belt 6-point supplied by Willans
- Prohibitings: Active suspension, telemetry and traction control
The history of Formula Atlantic begins with the SCCA Formula B class, created in 1965 for single-seat formula cars with engines not exceeding 1600 cm³ in capacity. Prior to Formula Atlantic, professional Formula B races were held in the United States from 1965 to 1972, firstly with the SCCA's poorly supported Formula A, then as part of the SCCA Formula Continental Championship in 1968 (when they were largely overshadowed by the V8-powered Formula 5000 cars) and then as an independent series from 1969 to 1972.
Formula Atlantic as a class evolved in the United Kingdom in 1971 from the US Formula B rules, with 1600 cm³ production-based twin-cam engines (initially dominated by Lotus-Ford Twin Cam-based dry-sump Cosworth Mk.XIII, then by Cosworth BDD when the class became Atlantic in the United States, however other engines like Alfa Romeo and BMW were also eligible). Conceived by John Webb of Brands Hatch (who would later also develop the Sports 2000 class) as a category for national competitors with the performance near a Formula Two car but running costs at or below that of a contemporary Formula Three car. A single (Yellow Pages championship ran in 1971–72, with a rival BP backed series appearing in 1973. 1974 saw the BP series changing sponsor to John Player, and the Yellow Pages series becoming backed by John Webb's MCD organisation and Southern Organs; in practice most top drivers competed in both series and there were no date clashes. Only one series ran in 1975-76, in the final year taking the title 'Indylantic and adopting Indianapolis-style single-car qualifying. But the formula was under threat from Formula 3 and no series ran in 1977–78. The series returned in 1979 with backing (for one season only) from Hitachi and continued to 1983, with diminishing grids and few new cars appearing.
As a result of its similarity to Formula 2 and Formula 3 in terms of chassis regulations, Formula Atlantic typically used chassis closely related to these cars—with performance somewhere in between the two—so most of the manufacturers were familiar from those classes, particularly the likes of Brabham, Lotus, March, Chevron early on, with Ralt and then Reynard later. US manufacturer Swift came to displace the British imports and dominate in North America. Several smaller marques also appeared.
The first professional races run under Formula Atlantic rules in North America were conducted in 1974 by the Canadian Automobile Sport Clubs (CASC) in Canada (now ASN Canada), drawing much attention and large fields due to its national CTV television coverage. IMSA in the United States took advantage of the large number of teams and organized their own series in 1976.
During these years, the series attracted guest drivers from Europe, including Formula One, particularly at the Trois-Rivières street race in Quebec, Canada. Guest drivers included James Hunt, Jean-Pierre Jarier, Riccardo Patrese, Patrick Depailler, Jacques Laffite, Didier Pironi and Vittorio Brambilla.
In 1977, the SCCA sanctioned the US events and in 1978 the CASC and SCCA series merged, and conducted the series jointly until 1983, when it ran as the Formula Mondial North American Cup; Michael Andretti won the championship. The series could not sustain the success of earlier seasons and was cancelled for 1984.
In its place a "Pacific" series was conducted exclusively on the US West Coast in 1985. This rebirth expanded to an East Coast "Atlantic" series the following year and the two ran concurrently through 1990. From 1990 to 2005, the series was sponsored by Toyota and the cars were powered by 1600 cc Toyota 4A-GE engines available in kit form from Toyota Racing Development. With the support of Toyota, the two US series were reunited into a single North American championship and have remained so to this date.
The same rules were adopted as Formula Pacific (not to be confused with the US Formula Atlantic Pacific Championship) and races were run in Australia, and New Zealand, where Formula Pacific became the top class of racing. For a few years the prestigious Macau Grand Prix was run to Formula Pacific rules before becoming a Formula Three race. South Africa also adopted Formula Atlantic rules, but later mandated that the cars were fitted with Mazda Wankel engines.
In recognition of the global acceptance of the formula it was briefly renamed Formula Mondial in 1983, but its peak of international popularity was some years past.
Former drivers in the series include legends such as Gilles Villeneuve, Jacques Villeneuve, Bobby Rahal and Michael Andretti, and many current and former IRL and Champ Car drivers including Jimmy Vasser, Paul Tracy, Calvin Fish, A. J. Allmendinger, Ryan Hunter-Reay, Scott Harrington, Robbie Buhl, Andrew Ranger, Ronnie Bremer, Danica Patrick, Alex Tagliani, Patrick Carpentier, Buddy Rice, Dan Wheldon, Sam Hornish, Jr., Raphael Matos, Roger Yasukawa, and Simona De Silvestro.
The latest in a long line of television celebrities to enter this series—starting with Dick Smothers at the very first race in 1968[7]—was Frankie Muniz of the Fox Network comedy "Malcolm in the Middle", making his debut in 2007. Sharing the dream of many American open wheel racers, Muniz stated his intention to use Champ Car Atlantics as a direct path to racing in the Champ Car World Series.[8]
Women in the Atlantic Championship[edit]
A few women have chosen to participate in Atlantic racing under the Toyota Atlantic or Atlantic Championship powered by Mazda banner.
As mentioned in the list of former drivers, Danica Patrick was an Atlantic competitor in 2003 and 2004. She was the first woman to score a pole position in the series, and the first woman to finish on the podium. She also led the 2004 season briefly before finishing third overall in season results, but did not notch a win in two years of Atlantic competition.
Katherine Legge also competed in Atlantic for a season. In 2005, she became the first woman in history to win a professional open wheel race in North America, at Long Beach, CA. She then amassed two more wins in the same season, and finished third overall in season results.
Christal Waddy was the first African American female Motorsport Director in the United States for a professional motorsport team. In 2006 Christal campaigned a two car entry for car owner Bob Gelles of Gelles Racing sponsored by Western Union. Driver Robbie Pecorari of Aston, Pennsylvania captured a win in Toronto, Canada and finished eleventh in points. Stephen Simpson of Cape Town, South Africa competed in three races with his best finish of fifth place in Monterrey, Mexico. Christal was also the owner of sponsor Roadblock Protective Systems and Team Manager for BMW of Sterling Motorsports.
Simona De Silvestro was an Atlantic Championship contender who led a large portion 2009 Atlantic Championship season, ultimately finishing third. In three years in the series, she has bettered Katherine Legge's career mark of three wins, with one in 2008 and four in 2009.
Series ownership and sponsor commitments[edit]
On October 31, 2008, an official announcement was made that the Atlantic Championship series had been purchased by Ben Johnston, an Atlanta area businessman and one-time Atlantic racer.[9] At the same time, Mazda and Cooper Tires also announced a continuing commitment to the series.[10] Then, in 2009, Mazda recommitted its support to the Atlantic Championship by extending an engine contract that covers the series through the year 2011.[11]
Television and other video[edit]
Atlantic Championship races have previously been shown on multiple networks, including SPEED. For 2009, a new high definition television package was announced on HDNet, which features live coverage of certain events, and replays of others.[12]
Web video of events has also historically been available on the series website, and the series also has its own official YouTube channel under the username "AtlanticRacingSeries."
Current status of series[edit]
In early 2010, Atlantic Championship personnel publicized several features intended to attract new drivers and retain existing racers and teams. One was to brand the series as the "Road to F1", announcing that "at least one current European F1 team manager" would be in attendance to monitor a test for interested racers.[13] Another was to announce prize money that would be paid directly to drivers, rather than to teams.[14] Another press release listed teams that were committed to the series.[15]
Despite these efforts, on March 3, 2010, series officials announced that the 2010 season had been put on hold.[16] Robert Davis of Mazda North American Operations said: "All of us at Mazda are disappointed that the Atlantic Championship will be on hiatus this year." Series president Ben Johnston stated: "The Atlantic Championship office will be working during the down time in order to deliver an unparalleled racing offering when economic conditions allow."
On December 29, 2011, Mike Rand, Bob Wright and Al Guibord Jr. of Formula Race Promotions, which operates the F1600 and F2000 Championship Series sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of America's Pro Racing Division, announced the Atlantic Championship will be revived for the 2012 season with a schedule that will be held during three of their F1600 and F2000 series weekends -- Road Atlanta (May 10–12), New Jersey Motorsports Park (June 28-July 1), and Summit Point Raceway (August 24–26). SCCA engine and chassis rules will apply, and the cars will race on Hoosier tires.[17]
On December 21, 2012, it was announced that the 2013 schedule had been suspended.[18] On October 1, 2013, it was announced that the series would return in 2014 with a twelve race, six weekend race calendar.[19]
See also[edit]
- ^ Champ Car > News Friday, September 16, 2005[permanent dead link]
- ^ Indycar: Matos may race 500., motorsport news, results, features, teams, drivers, updates
- ^ Looking forward :: Indy Racing League Indy Pro Series[permanent dead link]
- ^ http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=318038&FS=atlantic
- ^ Champ Car Atlantic News
- ^ Champ Car Atlantic Drivers Archived December 13, 2007, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ OldRacingCars.com | US Formula 5000 | Continental Divide 26 May 1968
- ^ Frankie Muniz Racing - April 2007 Archived October 15, 2007, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ http://www.crash.net/motorsport/indycar/news/171247-0/content.html
- ^ http://www.f1sa.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=8387&Itemid=219
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2009-05-28. Retrieved 2009-06-07.
- ^ http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2009/06/05/464552.html
- ^ http://www.atlantic-championship.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=124:atlantic-championship-series-announces-more-for-less-on-the-road-to-f1&catid=1:series-news&Itemid=1
- ^ http://www.atlantic-championship.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=126:atlantic-championship-series-announces-2010-prize-fund-for-drivers-&catid=1:series-news&Itemid=1
- ^ http://www.atlantic-championship.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=127:atlantic-grid-for-sebring-season-opener-filling-up-fast&catid=1:series-news&Itemid=1
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2010-03-07. Retrieved 2010-03-04.
- ^ http://www.atlanticchampionshipseries.com/news/483-atlantic-championship-series-launching-for-2012.html
- ^ http://www.atlanticchampionshipseries.com/news/535-atlantic-championship-series-suspended-for-2013.html
- ^ Atlantic Championship series expands for 2014, Racer, October 1, 2013, Retrieved 2013-10-02
- ^ WCAR Formula Atlantic 1984 | OldRacingCars.com


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Banking can be confusing! To make it easier, Higher One has compiled this list of common banking terms and definitions along with common terminology associated with Higher One and your OneAccount.
General Banking Terms:
ACH: an abbreviation for Automated Clearing House; an electronic network for financial transactions in the United States. ACH is responsible for processing large volumes of both credit and debit transactions between financial institutions. Its rules and regulations are governed by The Electronic Payments Association and the Federal Reserve.
Electronic payments on utilities, loans, and other types of bills are all examples of ACH debit transactions. Specific to Higher One, a student who opts to have their refund deposited directly into an existing bank account would constitute an ACH.
In accordance with the rules and regulations governing ACH, no financial institution may simply issue an ACH transaction (whether it be debit or credit) towards an account without prior authorization from the account holder known as the Receiver.
Automated Teller Machine (ATM): A machine that allows the customer to get cash withdrawals, check balances and transfer funds. ATMs are generally accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Bank Routing Number: Your bank's unique identification number. Also known as a "routing transit number" or RTN. Your routing number is the nine numbers preceding your account number at the bottom left of your check.
Check: A negotiable instrument instructing a financial institution to pay a specific amount of currency from an account.
Bank Statement: A record of all transactions and debit/credit entries in the form of cash, check, or transfer.
Cashiers Check: A check guaranteed by a bank. Cashiers checks are usually treated like cash since most banks clear them instantly.
Credit Card: A plastic card that can be used by the holder to make purchases or obtain cash advances using a line of credit from the card-issuing financial institution.
Debit Card: A plastic card designed to allow a customer access to funds in his/her checking account to purchase goods, obtain cash, or transfer funds from one account to another. Debit cards are accepted wherever you see the Visa or MasterCard logo.
Direct Deposit: A pre-authorized payment automatically deposited to a customer's checking account.
EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer): The computer-based systems used to perform financial transactions electronically. The term EFT is used to describe a number of different concepts including:
- Cardholder initiated transactions in which a cardholder makes use of a credit or debit card.
- Electronic payments by businesses.
- Electronic check clearing.
FDIC-Insured: Federally insured deposits protected by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) for up to $100,000 per person.
Fee Schedule: List of fees charged for various banking services including: wire transfers, overdrafts and foreign ATM activity.
Insufficient Funds: Account status when the accountholder's available balance is lower than an amount being debited against the account.
Overdraft: When withdrawals from a bank account exceed the available balance, giving the account a negative balance.
Personal Identification Number (PIN): A code used by the account holder to authorize a transaction or obtain information regarding his or her account.
Stop Payment: A customer's legal right to give instruction to the bank for stopping payment of a check before it has been presented for payment. A fee may be charged for this service.
Uncollected Funds: Funds deposited or cashed against an account with a check that has not yet cleared. Financial Institutions typically place a temporary hold on customers' uncollected funds, making those funds unavailable for withdrawal until the time period of the hold expires.
Wire Transfer: The electronic transfer of funds from one financial institution to another.
Higher One Specific Terms:
Add Money: The transferring of funds from an outside bank account to your OneAccount.
Available Balance: The amount of funds available minus any amount on hold. This includes all activity-deposits, credits, withdrawals or debits. Note: A temporary hold is placed on your account almost immediately to prevent overdrafts.
Example: The beginning balance on your OneAccount is $2000. After purchasing two computer monitors online for $500, your available balance is now $1500.
Automatic Bill Pay: An electronic payment scheduled by the cardholder with a service provider or merchant (also known as the "Payee") that accepts Debit MasterCard®.
CIP (customer identification program): Verification process that must be completed after an account is created. Federal banking regulations require all financial institutions to obtain, verify and record the identity of their account holders. Higher One complies with this federal directive by requesting a legible copy of any government issued identification. Note: In all cases, Higher One pledges the protection and confidentiality of your personal information.
EasyHelpSM: OneAccount online help available through Higher One 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Easy RefundSM: Any refund owed to you from your school deposited directly into the OneAccount (Higher One checking account). Easy Refund is the fastest refund option, with funds available the same day they are released from the school.
Funding Account: The bank account used to add money or "fund' your OneAccount. The funding account is directly linked to your OneAccount.
OneAccount: The checking account linked to your Higher One Debit MasterCard® (actual card name is specific to the school you attend). The OneAccount offers free checking with no minimum balance or monthly fees.
Online Bill Pay: The ability for an account holder to pay bills online. Note: This feature is set up through your OneAccount.
Payee/Payer: Payee-the party at the receiving end of a payment. Payer-the individual or entity making the payment.
Pending Transaction: Once your card is swiped at a merchant's card terminal, the transaction total is "held" for three (3) business days, allowing the merchant enough time to debit your OneAccount.
Refund Preference: The selection of how you'd like to receive any refund owed to you from your school.
Send Money: The transferring of funds from your OneAccount or outside bank account to another OneAccount.
Sign for it: Phrases used to promote signature based transactions with the OneAccount. When using your card for purchases, you can authorize a purchase by using your PIN or by signing the receipt. Note: signing the receipt means you may be better protected. Higher One offers you peace of mind by providing the MasterCard® Zero Liability policy when you make signature based purchases with your Debit MasterCard. Zero Liability means you are eligible for protection against fraudulent purchases made with your card. Be sure to always safeguard your card and report a card theft promptly. Learn more about terms and details of the Zero Liability policy provided by Higher One.


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Kartell has been in the business of creating icons and molding masterpieces for over sixty years. The Italian brand's steadfast dedication to technical and aesthetic innovation has earned Kartell its global recognition as the pioneer of modern day plastics.
Founded in 1949, Kartell is an established leader in the fields of modern furniture, interior design, and lighting for over 60 years. From its choice of cutting edge technologies, to its use of innovative and certified thermoplastic materials, the brand has revolutionized the use of plastics in modern furnishings. Their bold and charismatic designs are 100% Italian made, multifunctional, cross-sectional, easy to use, and possess an undeniable visual appeal. Colors, transparency effects, and unique shapes all define a signature Kartell product. Employing some of the most recognizable modern furniture designers of our time, Kartell is able to harmoniously blend functionality, style, durability, and modern appeal.
Kartell has won an enviable string of prestigious international awards, including nine Compasso d'Oro prizes. In 2000, the Guggenheim Museum dubbed the Kartell Museum the "best industrial museum".
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Vico Magistretti was an Italian industrial designer, known as a furniture designer and architect. He graduated from the Politecnico di Milano University in 1945 and became a follower of Ernesto Nathan Rogers. He initially worked in urban design in Milan. In the 1950s he moved into the field of mass-produced furniture and lamps working for companies such as Artemide, Cassina, De Padova, Flou, Fritz Hansen, Kartell, Schiffini and others.
Vico Magistretti's works have been shown in some of the most important museums in Europe, the United States, and Japan and are included in many permanent exhibitions around the world. He received many awards, including the Gold Medal at the 1951 Trienniale, the Grand Prix at the 1954 Trienniale, two Compasso d'Oro awards in the years 1967 and 1979 as well as the Gold Medal of the Chartered Society of Industrial Artists and Designers in 1986.View other products by Vico Magistretti


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On Saturday, January 12, I attended the kick-off event for a new children's literacy campaign at the Burbank Library in California. The campaign is called Marvel Comics Close–Up. The goal is to use comic books to encourage kids to read. Disney and Marvel donated 210,000 books to libraries and schools across the country.
Stars from Disney XD read Spider-Man comic books to 70 kids from Boys & Girls Clubs in southern California. The stars who participated included Drake Bell ("Ultimate Spider-Man"), Dylan Riley Snyder ("Kickin' It"), Olivia Holt ("Kickin' It") and Cole Jenson ("Crash & Bernstein").
Drake Bell said that the Marvel reading campaign is aimed at kids who are bored by books. He believes comic books are the answer for kids who say they'd rather play video games. "Comic books really get you into the story," he told TFK. "They are not just words on a page."
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Dylan Riley Snyder knows from experience that comic books have the power to capture kids' imaginations. His mom was a teacher and she used comic books to motivate students who thought they weren't interested in reading. Dylan attended these classes and would read the comic books and draw the characters along with his mother's students.
"It was a great way for these kids to start to enjoy reading," Dylan says. "That's how I got interested in reading too. Now I can share my love for comic books with others through the Marvel Comics Close-Up program."
David Levine is the Vice President of Disney XD Worldwide. He says great stories and great characters, like Spider-Man and the Avengers, are key to making reading fun. "Reading can encourage you to explore new things and take you to all sorts of exciting places," he told TFK.
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William J. "Wild Bill" Uselman
William J. "Wild Bill" Uselman 71 of Watertown passed away on Thursday April 4, 2013 at home.
Bill was born on March 2, 1942 in Madison the son of Roman and Dorothy (Everson) Uselman Sr. He married Maria Ann Nickels on Oct. 24, 1964 at St. Bernard's Catholic Church. Bill worked as a night supervisor at Fisher-Barton in Watertown for nineteen years. He loved fishing, gardening, playing cards and the Green Bay Packers.
Survivors include: wife Maria Uselman of Watertown; five daughters Linda Burton of Clarksville, TX, Brenda (William) Reed Sr. of Watertown, Dorothy (William) Fraiser of Waterloo, Lisa (Steve) Leete of Watertown and Tina (Curtis Mitchell) Uselman of Cambridge; son Roman (Lisa) Uselman of watertown; fifteen grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; three sisters Nyla (Milton) Wagner of Watertown, Carla (Conrad) Blew of Royston, GA and Rose (Don) Branscombe of Hot Springs Village, Ak; four brothers Joseph Uselman of Watertown, Edger (Jo Ann) Uselman of Watertown, Gerald (Kathy Thompson) Uselman of Clyman and Henry Uselman of Juneau; sister-in-law Beverly Uselman of Waterloo; also survived by a number of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, grandsons Allen and James, one brother and four sisters.
Memorials to the family would be appreciated.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held 11:00 AM on Wednesday April 10, 2013 at Holy Family Parish Waterloo Campus with the Fr. Jorge Miramontes presiding. Visitation will be held on Tuesday 5-7 at the Pederson-Nowatka Funeral Home Watertown and on Wednesday, 10-11 at the church. Burial will be in the parish Cemetery.
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Warren's Shaft is the underground waterworks system, found in the City of David in Jerusalem, dating back to the age of the kings of Judea. The entrance crosses a tunnel descending to a vertical shaft, whose end lies on the level of the Gihon spring. Warren's Shaft is possibly the Jebusite water system that David used to conquer the city, but it is thought that the inhabitants of the land at that time lacked the technology to build such a work. The shaft enabled people to draw water from the Gihon spring without leaving the city, important in times of war, and was rediscovered in the last century by a British officer, Captain Warren.
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Celebrating the artistic legacy of indigenous Africans and peoples of the African Diaspora in the Americas
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One of the DIA's oldest auxiliaries, the Friends of African and African American Art originated as the African Art Gallery Committee in 1962. Marc Crawford, Arthur D. Coar and Willis F. Woods were the founders. The first chairman and vice-chairman were Arthur D. Coar and Governor G. Mennen Williams, respectively. Our initial mission was to acquire art for the establishment of a new gallery dedicated to the traditional art of Africa. By the late 1980s, the auxiliary's purview had been expanded to include African American art and we officially became The Friends of African and African American Art (FAAAA) in 1992.
We are committed to raising public awareness and appreciation for the artistic legacy of indigenous Africans and peoples of the African Diaspora. We serve as catalysts to ensure that these outstanding artistic contributions will be enjoyed and valued by future generations.
FAAAA is well known for its outstanding and innovative programs and events planned in conjunction with the DIA's curatorial staff. Each year, we honor individuals who have demonstrated dedication to the promotion and understanding of African American culture at our Alain L. Locke Awards program. The African Art Recognition Award is presented yearly to a distinguished scholar for his or her contributions to the study, collecting, and appreciation of African art. Our annual gala, Bal Africain®, has earned its place as one of metro Detroit's premier fundraising events. Revenue generated from Bal Africain is used to sponsor educational programs, such as lectures, and to acquire works of art for the DIA's African and African American art collections. Since its inception, FAAAA has contributed to the acquisition of over 60 works of art for the museum's collection.


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Shares of DRAM and NAND memory chip maker Micron Technology (MU) are up 38 cents, or 1.6%, at $24.89, as the Street digests what they heard from the company during the analyst day presentation on Friday. The event followed the company's announcement earlier in the week of a $600 million senior notes offering, maturing 2022, at 5.875%.
There don't appear to be many changes to ratings, price targets, or estimates, though both bull and bear seem generally pleased with the outlook for continued discipline in NAND production capacity, with an emphasis on profitability, and payouts to shareholders.
There was a great deal of focus on remarks about Micron's move to "3-D NAND" chips, and how the company is up against some challenges there, including the challenge of facing off against Samsung Electronics's (005930KS) more aggressive efforts.
Sidney Ho with Nomura Equity Research reiterates a Buy rating, and a $30 price target, "the focus this year was on how Micron plans to drive operational excellence and deliver differentiated products in the post-consolidation world."
Ho notes the company's attempt to improve its NAND efforts:
Micron also looks to become more competitive in NAND. Despite strong technology leadership, Micron's NAND margins have trailed its competitors. In 2014, Micron will ramp production of its highly cost effective 16nm solution. In addition, the company plans to increase R&D resources to develop TLC, eMMC and controller technologies for mobile and enterprise SSD markets. 3D NAND is on track to sample in 1H14, with volume ramp likely in 2H15 given the efficient cost structure of 16nm planar NAND.
He notes there's no capacity additions coming online:
Micron expressed little interest in adding new capacity despite improved profitability and cash flow, and suggested that ROIC needs to be very high for them to consider a greenfield fab. Micron's capital intensity will likely decline owing to the unique benefits from the Inotera JV arrangement (no capital requirements for Micron) and Elpida acquisition (very inexpensive capital). As such, we expect Micron's capex-to-sales to remain low.
Ho sees increased return of cash to shareholders moving forward:
We expect Micron to generate free cash flow of ~$2-3bn per year. The excess cash will first be used to bring leverage ratio down to 20-25%. In addition, convertible debt will likely be replaced with straight debt to reduce dilution. Once the company reaches net cash positive, Micron will look to buy back shares, potentially in 2015.
Richard Whittington with Drexel Hamilton reiterates a Buy rating, and a $30 price target, writing that he likes the trends in both mobile DRAM and also in server applications of DRAM for cloud computing:
Mobile video on the way to pads and 5"-6" phones = step function greater DRAM for graphics processing, meaning upside bit demand lies ahead. Fewer competitors in DRAM comprising about 70% of Micron's sales and increased mobile memory loadings could sustain pricing through 2015. Motorola into Lenovo means a third major mobile/PC buyer, evening the supplier-user playing field from an Apple (AAPL)-Samsung condominium. The key is how DRAM content continues to rise across mobile devices, today's low-end smartphones and pads equivalent to yesterday's high-end. Micron did make the point that regardless of connectivity platform – be it a phone, PC or a car – users will insist upon full data rate transparency. Networks enabling faster data rates means greater memory capacity needs all up and down the digital ecosystem, propelling both NAND and DRAM 64bit, quad core mobile CPUs with GPUs and faster network speeds mean more complex low power, mobile DRAM eating effective capacity. A next two years shift to low power DDR4 for mobile will mean larger die sizes with necessarily lower defect density yields that crimp bit output. Once DRAM's dominant end market but now only 1/3, PCs weren't directly remarked but independent views have this also segment up in 2014. After iPad's crash upon the scene three years ago so visibly impacted PC units, memory producers have flinched from adding new supply sources. Even steadily higher DRAM/box, the fear of further drawdown in annual PC units and question marks on mobile has held new capacity at bay. Corporate IT also crimped by transfer to the Cloud, new servers utilize higher DRAM loads as well as power-saving solid state NAND drives. As servers of all flavors (compute, storage & network) migrate to low power DRAM, latter has larger die size & lower yields vs. PC DRAM.
Srini Sundararajan with Summitt Research reiterates a Buy rating, and a $33 price target. While generally seeming positive on the presentation, Sundararajan notes some concerns about the company's 3-D NAND efforts relative to Samsung:
Micron pursuing conversion of 2D NAND capacity to 3D NAND and feels that it will mainly involve spending on dry etch, deposition and CMP but we would note here that Samsung has spared no expense on ASML litho tools for 3D NAND […] Samsung will have a capacity of 40kwspm by June 14, 90kwspm by YE14. Micron is well aware of that, and is sampling 3D NAND to clients in C1Q14. 3) At cost sales to J.V. partner limits the NAND margin; about ~$500M of revenues/ year at 0% GM. 4) Not the technology leader in DRAM and Samsung may swing to technology leadership in NAND due to 3D NAND.
MKM Partners's Ada Menaker reiterates a Neutral rating on the shares, and a $21 price target, writing that the company was "detailed and candid," but that the company's transition to 3-D NAND seems unrealistic:
In DRAM (69% of NovQ sales), the focus was on how the industry and its players behave differently from five years ago, as the three remaining players face slowing bit supply growth. Micron does its part to take excess capacity out while technology migration is slowing at 20nm and beyond. In NAND, the focus was on differentiated, system-level applications (i.e. SSDs) and the intention to close an acknowledged NAND gap. We came away with few details on how this would occur, and note the company's optimism on 3D cost transitions exceeds cautious comments by more experienced NAND leaders Toshiba (6502JP), and SanDisk (SNDK). We look to turn more constructive on the sustainability of material offsets to historical ASP and margin pressures including: (1) rational competitors constraining Capex and (2) opportunistic diversification away from commodity memory (mobile DRAM, bare die).
Mehdi Hosseini with Susquehanna Financial Group reiterates a Neutral rating, and a $23 price target, also noting some slippage in the 3-D NAND outlook.
On the NAND side, MU expects to migrate its Singapore facility to 16nm technology node. 3D NAND development has started, but a cost-effective solution (i.e., 3D Gen 2) won't move into mass production until 2H 2016. Again, this is much later than what SCE suppliers communicated during 4Q13 earnings season.
David Wong of Wells Fargo reiterates an Underperform rating on the stock, writing that "While we remain cautious of Micron's stock for valuation reasons, we believe that Micron's long-term business prospects have improved over the last few years."
He likes the company's roll-ups of various acquisitions, but the valuation is full at this point:
We think that Micron's acquisitions over the last two years of Elpida, Rexchip and Inotera's capacity have added value to Micron's stock and also improved the overall business environment in the DRAM industry […] Our $14-17 valuation range is based on approximately a 9x to 11x multiple of our FY15 EPS estimate. This multiple is consistent with where Micron has traded at various times in the past. Risks include highly volatile pricing for DRAM and NAND flash, the need for relatively high levels of capital investment, and large swings in Micron's profitability that have occurred in the past and which we think are likely to continue in the future.


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Part One of this article is available here: www.energybulletin.net/1512.html
This whole topic raises the question of "what other form of energy is next?" If non-renewable energy remains "non-renewable" and if pollution emissions are a risk of material concern (particularly from coal), then the world must begin to find realistic sources of new renewable or alternative energy. We cannot wait until the non-renewable energy cupboard is either empty or too dirty to use any longer.
In 1972, The Limits to Growth authors pointed to three obvious energy alternatives: nuclear, wind and solar. At the time, each held great promise as the future for clean energy growth.
Nuclear energy became a reality. It was only an energy sliver in 1972, but by 2000, it has grown to 8% of the world's total energy use. It became the only significant new energy source "native to the 20th Century." It offered an even far cleaner way to create electricity than using natural gas.
Sadly, the era of nuclear energy seems to have "come and gone" in the blink of an eye. Less than a decade after nuclear energy was first introduced, the Three Mile Island disaster occurred. Within a year, the U.S. saw its last order placed for a new nuclear power plant. Other countries continued to expand their nuclear use. But even France, Germany and Japan, the most progressive nuclear users, are now under fierce pressure to not only drop any further expansion in nuclear use, but are also debating whether their existing base of nuclear supply should be maintained.
In the United States, not only have no new plants been ordered in over 20 years, we are now beginning to dismantle our current nuclear base. It has been decades since any blueprints have been developed for a new generation of nuclear power. Left to its current course, nuclear energy is being buried almost before it reached adolescence in the grand scope of energy time.
The final nuclear irony is that no solution was ever found to the one perplexing problem nuclear energy faced in 1972. Disposing of expended nuclear waste was an unsolved riddle when The Limits to Growth was published. It remains as serious of a riddle today. Scientists now debate how harmful expended nuclear waste might really be, but so far, there is not even any acceptable permanent burial grounds for this spent waste. Everyone seems to share a genuine "not in my backyard" concern to disposing of spent nuclear waste.
If nuclear energy has no growth role in the 21st Century, this puts an enormous focus on the other three horsemen of renewable energy: wind, water and sun. Sadly, all three have their own "Achilles' heel".
Water, i.e. hydro-electric power through building dams, is a time-tested reliable and clean form of electricity creation. However, most of the obvious dam sites in many parts of the world have already been erected. And, hydro-electric power also comes at a devastating ecological cost unless dammed water merely covers non-useable land.
In the current energy long-range planning, few new dams are even envisioned. The few that are now underway, like China's Three Gorges, are under savage environmental attack. A growing band of environmentalists are now launching a movement to begin "breaching" the current dams so fish spawning can better thrive over the next 100 years. Like nuclear, this form of energy might now start to wane.
If water like nuclear, also has no additive role to the 21st Century's energy mix, this leaves wind and solar as the remaining solutions - absent perfecting new forms of energy like fuel cells and cold fusion.
Wind and solar have been around for a long time as energy sources, even though both became ways to create electricity only a few decades ago. Despite a lengthy period of research, both have severe limits to creating any sizeable energy output. Neither is "dispatchable," a term used in electricity circles to connote the ability to turn on a generator when energy is needed and then immediately send the required energy to an energy consumer. Both are extremely costly on a Btu of energy equivalent. Neither has been able to "scale" to a level to create meaningful energy pools.
Since the sun does not always shine, nor the winds always blow, their dispatch will remain irregular until a technology to store massive amounts of electricity is created. No real research into this energy need is even taking place today. Despite all the research and development poured into wind and solar energy, both remain as costly to produce as they were some 20 to 30 years ago. Some critics also claim that both wind and solar use more energy in merely building each form of power generation than either produce in a year or two. Both also bring their own form of pollution - visual, and in the case of wind, noise.
In 1999, all forms of "renewable energy" (excluding hydro) generated only one-tenth of 1% of America's electricity. Of this tiny amount, geothermal accounted for almost half. Wood, the world's oldest energy form, and waste being burned accounted for almost all the remaining renewal energy. As the 20th century came to an end, wind and solar collectively only created one-tenth of 1% of renewable electricity in the U.S. What this means, in simple arithmetic, is that the two "promising new energy techniques," heralded to hold such promise when The Limits to Growth was first published, still account for only 1000th of 1% of U.S. electricity generation! To say that no progress was made in this taxing energy issue since The Limits to Growth first hit the bookstands is a colossal understatement.
There is always hope that a totally new form of energy becomes commercial long before any sheer limits begin to curtail the world's growth. Fuel cells and cold fusion both hold great promise as breakthrough new energy forms. But neither is close to proving they work on any scale or affordable price.
Fuel cell energy is "right on our doorstep" according to some proponents of this new technology. But many questions still plague this "new technology" that was actually invented 161 years ago and was put into space over 30 years ago.
The questions involve safety, cost, and the sheer availability of fuel to put into the cells. Natural gas is the primary feedstock presumed to create the hydrogen to then create this new form of energy. Given the other growth pressures which natural gas faces, the availability of spare natural gas might be a foolish assumption.
Cold fusion might suddenly become a brand new energy source. But, little is yet know about how it is even formed. Since it took 30 years to commercialize the atom, after it became a viable weapon, it would be foolish for energy planners to assume something like cold fusion could be developed into something significant in a far shorter time span. It is also worth noting that even after nuclear became commercial, it took another 20 years before it grew to only 8% of the world's total energy mix.
When it comes to creating new energy, the only certainty we know, more than a century after energy technology created the combustion engine and the refinery system's ability to crack oil into finished products, along with the great strides of manufactured affordable electricity, is that only ONE really new energy was commercialized in 100 years. And nuclear then began dying before even reaching adolescence.
The population of the world is still on a projected growth path. Only widespread war or a massive plague can turn back the fast paced growth still happening in so many developing parts of the world. Hopefully, technological advances in water desalinization, agriculture and other areas of possible limits will allow the world to grow while still avoiding the Limit risks which the Club of Rome worried about some 30 years ago. But energy limits must be a genuine concern, if the rich/poor gap is finally narrowed. Whether the world can continue its current growth path and avoid a serious energy crunch, squeeze or even chronic shortages through 2010, let alone 2030, is an issue which got largely ignored over the past 30 years. Whether there is anyway to guide the world to true global prosperity by 2050 or 2070 is an issue which should now be taxing all the world's best minds.
It is clear that the skeptics and scoffers of the Club of Rome's The Limits to Growth got the real message of The Limits to Growth wrong, at least from an energy perspective. They turned out to be as wrong about The Limits to Growth as they were wrong about the entire energy picture as the 20st Century came to a close. These name-plate energy economists ended up spending too much time criticizing this work and attributing doomsday dates that were never even part of this written work. They then spent far too much time pontificating on how energy was gradually becoming less important to the wonders of a New Economy and would obviously cost less as time went by.
Instead of rolling up their collective sleeves to begin addressing serious energy issues, these kibitzers spent their precious hours attacking the few voices of energy sanity. Over the years, the energy economists' incorrect dismissal of this important work was not only a mistake but their criticism also turned somewhat mean-spirited and at times even shrill! What a sad conclusion for such a well-intended work to finally produce.
Lurking in the backdrop of this silly, misinformed chirping was a body of statistics, all in the public domain, that were proving that many of the key issues raised by The Limits to Growth were not only serious,but the magnitude of the problem was growing as the gap between the rich and the poor widened and the poor population expanded at a much faster pace than the rich.
Perhaps the ultimate irony capping all the other mistakes which too many energy planners made as the 20th Century came to an end is that the work they lambasted so viciously turned out to be true.
There is obviously no certainty that the world will really run out of any precious resource by 2030. There is also no "magic" to using 2030 as a "doomsday date." The only reason I keyed so many energy extrapolations to a 2030 date is that it doubles the timeframe already spent since The Limits to Growth was first published. If you extend the time line towards 2050 or even 2070, the dates which the MIT models found too scary, and any of the current demographic, industrialization or energy usage trends continue, the numbers this model creates are almost too overwhelming to even comprehend. The feedback mechanism described by MIT's System Dynamics Model of the early 1970's is still alive and well. Before any source of energy finally runs out, or the pollution such vast added volumes or energy use imply suddenly poisons the earth, some natural break will undoubtedly stop the economic progress which devours a precious and dwindling energy supply.
Focus on a country like Nigeria, for instance. If Nigeria's rapid use of energy suddenly transformed the country into an oil importer, the jolting impact this would likely have on its economy would probably bring its growing prosperity to a halt, reversing its internal energy consumption. Negative feedback does work. But these abrupt halts to further growth were precisely what The Limits to Growth encouraged the world to find ways to avoid.
Examine carefully the demographics of the entire Middle East and ponder how any of these countries can safely plan on being energy exporters through 2030, let alone 2050 to 2070. If these countries finally use up so much energy that they have nothing left to export, is this the "final event" which The Limits to Growth warned us about?
The Limits to Growth was never meant to be a doomsday book. Rather it was hoped that it would trigger a change in the flow of human trends to avoid such a doomsday. But, the sponsors of this project were clear that it was simply a non-starter to leave the world's wealth so unevenly distributed. They were equally clear that "short of a world effort, today's (1972) already explosive gaps and inequities will continue to grow. And the outcome of this trend can only be a disaster."
They were also clear that the closer we got to the material limits to the planet, the more difficult this problem would be to tackle. (The old French Lily Pond Riddle coming back to haunt us once more.)
These civic-minded people who sponsored the modeling work and the authors who then wrote the book were also convinced that the issues raised by The Limits to Growth had to be met by "our" generation. The problems were too serious and the correction time too long to pass these thorny issues onto a "next generation."
The book closes on a poignant note: "Our posture is one of very grave concern - but not of
despair......It may be within our reach to provide reasonably large populations with a good
material life plus opportunities for limitless individual and social development."
Hopefully this optimism is still warranted, though the challenge has already been passed to a new generation and NO progress has so far taken place.
It would be naïve, in my opinion, to assume the gap between rich and poor could stay as it is now, and even more naïve to assume this gap can grow without finally creating massive civic turmoil. If the gap gets too great, the poor will finally "come over the walls of prosperity" and attempt to redistribute this wealth. History has shown this to be the case, time after time. Most of our worst wars were not ideological battles but true fights over the redistribution of wealth.
But closing the rich/poor gap needs very carefully implementation, as the exponential changes in both energy resources and a staggering number of other factors, including the pollution these increases imply, will strain the world's logistic and resources availability to its limits.
Phase One of the predicament of mankind never really made it to Phase Two. Instead, rather than merely ignoring this work and forgetting its chilling conclusions if the issues raised were forgotten, too many "experts" decided to use this thoughtful work as an easy target of intellectual scorn.
As a serious student of energy for the past 30 years, and a strong believer that compounding historical trends are often a far more reliable way to project the future than any alternate method, the world simply cannot continue the population growth in the poor parts of the world and also have these impoverished people climb the ladder of affluence. The energy usage these numbers imply do not match any sound plan for ever supplying the attendant energy this scenario creates.
Is there time to begin the thoughtful work which the Club of Rome hoped would take place post 1972? I would hope so. But, another 10 years of neglect to these profound issues will probably leave any satisfying solutions too late to make a difference. In hindsight, The Club of Rome turned out to be right. We simply wasted 30 important years by ignoring this work.
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Born to the Irish nobility in a family who supported King Charles I, and the fight for national freedom. Educated by Jesuits at the newly established Irish College, Rome, Italy. Ordained in Rome, Italy in 1654. Professor of theology from 1654 through 1669. Procurator for Irish bishops. Bishop of Meath, Ireland. Archbishop of Armagh, Ireland in 1669. Primate of all Ireland. Established the Jesuits in Drogheda, where they ran a school for boys, and a college for theology students. Extended his ministry to Gaelic speaking Catholics of the highlands and the isles of Scotland. Forced to conduct a covert ministry during the suppression of priests.
Arrested and tried at Dundalk, Ireland in 1679 on a charge of conspiring against the state by plotting to bring 20,000 French soldiers into the country, and for leveling a tax on his clergy to support 70,000 men for rebellion. Lord Shaftesbury knew that Oliver would never be convicted in Ireland, and had him moved to Newgate prison, London. The first grand jury found no true bill, but he was not released. The second trial was a kangaroo court; Lord Campbell, writing of the judge, Sir Francis Pemberton, called it a disgrace to himself and his country. Plunkett was found guilty of high treason "for promoting the Catholic faith," and was condemned to a gruesome death. He was the last Catholic to die for his faith at Tyburn, London, England and the first of the Irish martyrs to be beatified.
- 30 September 1629 at Loughenew, County Meath, Ireland
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OXFORD – Hugh Freeze stood at the Ford Center lectern at his introductory press conference and told us he understands the significance of the Mississippi State game.
If so, that single fact puts him ahead of his predecessor, Houston Nutt, who was unemployed by the time he finally grasped it.
A month ago, I considered the game a toss-up. A week ago, I thought a struggling Ole Miss run game that had made the Rebels quite one-dimensional, would make it difficult for them to win against MSU.
I thought, perhaps, that Freeze had done all he could do with this group of linemen and backs and that any future success would rely heavily – too heavily – on a passing game with a quarterback playing at less than full strength.
Freeze and offensive line coach Matt Luke tweaked the run game – with new blocking schemes Freeze says – and suddenly the Rebels were competitive against the No. 7 run defense in the country at LSU.
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When Wallace finally kept the ball, he had only to outrun LSU linebacker Kevin Minter to the end zone. Wallace's "sprint" took longer than some of his teammates, but it was quite effective.
It proves what deception in the run game can accomplish.
Freeze showed LSU a new look, and it worked. LSU made adjustments and slowed things down later in the game.
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Revived as it was at LSU, the Ole Miss offense is still just one game removed from a three-game stretch where it averaged just 1.8 yards per rush.
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Exposing your backup quarterback to such a pounding is a risk, particularly with your starter one big hit to the shoulder from leaving the game.
The reward may be worth the risk when you consider the season is over if you do not win this game.
Win or lose …
Regardless of what happens on Saturday, Freeze Year I will be viewed as a success given the hand he was dealt, the games he won, and the games he almost won.
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It would add so much on so many fronts, yet all it would add would not be as sweet for Ole Miss fans – who have endured Mullen's taunts and three straight losses to the Bulldogs for the first time since pre-World War II – as simply winning on Saturday.
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