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Carbon capture and storage (CCS) for coal or gas is often seen as an essential way forward in the quest to reduce CO2 emissions. While neither is a zero-carbon technology or renewable, they do store waste CO2 from fossil-fuel power plants so it will not enter the atmosphere. True renewable competitors include solar thermal, wave and tidal energy.
Hydroelectric energy is a competitor, although it is often excluded from discussions because large schemes take up a lot of land, so have significant environmental impacts. It is also difficult to characterise hydro-generation costs, as they vary widely, depending on the size of the installation and the degree of construction difficulty.
Considerable uncertainty also surrounds the costs of CCS, wave and tidal technologies. All come in various forms; there are shoreline wave-energy devices (generally fixed) and floating devices; and tidal devices are subdivided into "tidal stream" and "barrage" systems. There are too few operational devices for firm estimates of commercial generation costs to be made.
Gas generation cost
For generation of gas with CCS, the UK's Department of Energy and Climate Change (Decc), in its 2013 Electricity Generation Costs report, predicts a mid-range cost of EUR 114/MWh by 2025 — higher than what onshore wind will cost in most locations by then. This was calculated using an interest rate of 10%, in line with most Decc estimates, reflecting uncertainties in the UK market. If a lower interest rate were to be used, generation costs would come down — more so in the case of wind.
Gas construction cost
However, the cost of construction for gas-CCS quoted by Decc — around EUR1600/kW in 2025 — is lower than EUR1900/kW suggested in the EU's 2013 reference scenario. The latter figure more closely matches the one quoted by the US Energy Information Administration for 2013, in its most recent Annual Energy Outlook.
With the high interest rate roughly offset by the low capital cost estimate, the Decc estimate of EUR 114/MWh may be taken as representative in Europe. In the US, however, the lower gas prices bring down the generation cost; the figure for the US, therefore, is more like $81/MWh (EUR 62/MWh), which was suggested in 2012 by electricity generator and wind turbine manufacturer Alstom. This cost is roughly on a par with the cost of onshore wind.
Generation cost estimates for coal with CCS are harder to come by, but Alstom put forward a figure of $96/MWh (EUR 71/MWh) for 2015, falling to $81/MWh (EUR 60/MWh) by 2030. The capital costs of the plant are about 50% higher than those of conventional coal-fired power stations and the thermal efficiency is significantly lower.
Solar thermal power stations focus the sun's rays on a central receiver, where steam is generated and fed through a steam turbine, as in a conventional power station.
Estimates of installed costs vary, but are significantly higher (50-100%) than those of photovoltaic plant; operation and maintenance costs are also higher. An analysis by Lazard Bros in August 2013 estimated the cost at around EUR 100/MWh.
There are only a few operational tidal and wave energy devices, so prices are somewhat uncertain. Decc proposes strike prices (which it will guarantee for power generators) of EUR 365/MWh for both technologies under its 2013 Electricity Market Reform Delivery Plan. The American Institution of Electrical and Electronic Engineers suggests generation cost is "more than 1.5 times that of wind and nearly three times that of coal-based power", which would put the cost at around EUR 100/MWh. The UK Carbon Trust estimate comes in between these two figures, at EUR 240-300/MWh. An average of all these prices would give a projected cost of EUR 245/MWh
Little challenge to wind
With the exception of gas with CCS, none of these technologies seems likely to challenge onshore wind in the near future. Offshore wind could be undercut by gas and coal with CCS, but this depends on their successful commercial deployment. Tidal and wave energy also need to show viability and are not likely to challenge onshore or offshore wind in the near future. Solar thermal can undercut offshore wind — possibly onshore in very sunny climes — and there are a number of operational systems, but it is some way behind solar PV in terms of commercial exploitation.


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EcoSmart: How It Works
EcoSmart was formulated from the ground up, and it is the first waterless detailing system of its kind. Once sprayed, the unique formula of EcoSmart lifts and separates dirt from the surface, suspending it in a unique blend of hyper-surfactants, natural carnauba wax, and slick lubricating agents. Once suspended, the various contaminants that covered your vehicle?s beautiful finish can be safely and easily wiped away with a soft microfiber towel.
The secret behind EcoSmart is Smart Chemistry. By developing the first Eco-based natural carnauba emulsion and combining it with hyper efficient lubricating agents and gloss enhancers, we have engineered the first waterless system that cleans, shines, and protects paint in one easy step. The high shine and deep warm color left after washing with EcoSmart is achieved from the perfect blend of natural Brazilian carnauba wax with durable protective sealant.
coSmart is not just a waterless wash, it is a complete detailing system. EcoSmart allows the user to wash, wax, and protect any surface in just one easy application. After dirt and contamination is removed from the surface, a special combination of natural carnauba wax and synthetic sealers give brilliant shine with superior protection. Utilizing the EcoSmart detailing system allows users to fully detail any vehicle using one amazing product with the highest quality results in less time.
The average commercial car wash uses 45 gallons of water per wash, and the average amateur uses up to 150 gallons of water per wash with a hose. EcoSmart saves over 4,000 gallons of water a year. EcoSmart cleans your car while saving the environment. Easily cleans away dirt, grime, road film, and contamination. EcoSmart details paintwork, glass, bumpers, wheels, plastic trim and engine bays. EcoSmart is the world?s most versatile waterless detailing system.
EcoSmart uses anti-static technology that resists dirt and dust keeping your car cleaner for longer. Mist on, wipe away dirt, and buff off carnauba wax for a high gloss shine. EcoSmart Concentrate can be used in any spray bottle, pump sprayer, pressure sprayer, or the Chemical Guys Canada POD system for increased efficiency when detailing any vehicle. EcoSmart produces a brilliant shine and will not scratch the surface. Maintains clear coat and single stage paintwork. Works great on matte and satin surfaces. Removes brake dust from wheels and rims. Save the planet while detailing any vehicle with Chemical Guys Canada EcoSmart.
The Difference Between EcoSmart-RU & EcoSmart Concentrated
EcoSmart-RU is our ready to use formulation. It was specifically developed to be, well, ready to use! You can simply spray the product out of the bottle onto a dirty vehicle or the product can be re-diluted as desired; 1:1 or even one part product with two parts water.
EcoSmart FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Will I scratch my vehicle without using water?
EcoSmart is designed to safely remove dirt and contamination from the surface without harming or scratching the painted surface. Advanced hyper surfactants allow the dirt to be surrounded and pulled from the surface while gentle lubricating agents allow the towel to glide effortlessly on the surface ensuring a perfect finish with a superior shine.
Is EcoSmart only for painted surfaces?
EcoSmart is a complete detailing system that works on any area of a vehicle including glass, wheels, plastics, engine bays, undercarriage, and even metal surfaces. EcoSMART is able to remove dirt and contamination from even the most sensitive areas.
Does EcoSmart remove heavy dirt and mud?
Yes, EcoSmart will work on vehicles with light dirt contamination as well as heavy mud and soil. EcoSmart is engineered utilizing advanced hyper-surfactants that surround and capture even the heaviest dirt and contamination allowing them to be removed from the surface quickly and safely. EcoSmart pulls and removes dirt off any vehicle leaving a brilliant shine with long lasting protection.
Will EcoSmart work on black colored vehicles?
Yes! EcoSmart works great on black and dark colored vehicles. Black colored vehicles show more swirls and damage than any other color. Using EcoSmart ensures that your black colored vehicle looks as dark and rich as physically possible. Hyper efficient lubricating agents and gloss enhancers make sure that your vehicle stays swirl-free and looking great!
What is the proper way to use the EcoSmart system?
Using the EcoSmart system is quick, easy, and fun! Spray the EcoSmart solution directly onto the painted surface. Using a clean microfiber cloth, gently wipe in one direction with no pressure to remove the dirt. Once the dirt is removed, a light haze of carnauba wax will be left on the surface. Take a second clean microfiber cloth and buff off the haze to reveal a brilliant shine that is protected with the highest quality blend of carnauba wax and sealants. Detailing any vehicle has never been this easy! EcoSmart can be used in conjunction with the Eco Friendly Waterless Detailing Pod, bottle & sprayer or a Power Atomizer.
Can EcoSmart be used indoors?
Yes! EcoSmart is the perfect solution for detailing indoors. EcoSmart allows zero water to touch the ground and requires no water supply allowing detailing to be performed in any location worldwide. EcoSmart allows the user to detail vehicles inside garages, office buildings, museums, and even private events where water is not allowed. EcoSmart opens up a whole new world of detailing. Don?t be held back by water and join the Eco-revolution!
Can EcoSmart be used in direct sunlight?
Yes. The unique emulsion characteristics of EcoSmart allow the product to be used in direct sunlight. Even in high temperatures, EcoSmart will remove dirt and contaminates leaving a perfectly clean surface with a high gloss shine that lasts. EcoSmart will give amazingly fast results in any temperature.
Can EcoSMART be used during winter months in colder climate?
EcoSMART is the ideal solution for detailing in situations with colder weather. EcoSMART can be used in colder temperatures where using traditional water systems can leave the vehicle covered in frozen ice. EcoSMART allows the user to work efficiently in any environment and offers a great way to keep your car looking great during the winter months.
Can I use EcoSmart for my business?
Yes! The EPA - Environmental Protection Agency - leads the nation's environmental science, research, education and assessment efforts. The mission of the Environmental Protection Agency is to protect human health and the environment. In California, Texas, Florida and many other states where large bodies of water exist, the EPA requires detailers and mobile detailers to be 100% compliant by containing run-off wash water or by using a waterless detailing system. Using EcoSmart to wash cars complies with this requirement.
What's Your Passion?
Joe Borck has been a fireman with the Orange County Fire Authority for over 30 years. To us that's dedication and passion. Working long shifts and risking his life to save the lives of others. Here at Chemical Guys Joe is more than a detailer, a fireman, a hero he is our friend.
Joe originally came to Chemical Guys and attended Smart Detailing University where he got to learn all about car care In exchange we got to know a little more about Joe. A car enthusiast at heart Joe and his team enjoy not only detailing their own vehicles but also making sure that the fire trucks at The Orange County Fire Department look their best.
Joe Borck is fueled by passion, the same passion that drives firefighters all over the world to risk their lives every day to save the lives of others. Thank you Joe for submitting these amazing pictures and sharing them with the world.
Two of us started with Ecosmart waterless wash. Then applied Blacklight and V7 topped with Celeste Detaglio v2. Metal Shine was used on the diamond plate. V.R.P was applied to the tire and rubber trim. Then we got a thunderstorm and well, where did I put the Ecosmart? The Metal Shine worked great with little effort.
~Joe Borck fireman Orange County Fire Authority
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The nation's oldest operating toy store, FAO Schwarz, is turning 150 years old this year. To commemorate this milestone, the company has assembled a collection of more than 20 iconic toys spanning the decades that customers can view at its Fifth Avenue store in New York until April 10.
The toys date to the early years of the 20th century and include a Richard Stieff Teddy Bear. Also on display are the original Barbie and Ken dolls, a prototype of the Etch A Sketch, and seven of the original Hot Wheels cars. Many of the items come from the archives of the toy manufacturers that made them, and some are in their original packaging.
There also are a few glimpses into the history of FAO Schwarz itself. The company's iconic FAO Schwarz Clock Tower, pictured here, adorned the store from 1986 to 2004, and has returned to mark the occasion, singing out the theme song, "Welcome to Our World of Toys" every five minutes.
A sales ledger from 1909 and a number of the company's early catalogs are also on display. FAO Schwarz was one of the first retailers to use a mail-order catalog to market its products. It began the practice in 1876, 14 years after its founding during the Civil War.
Please click ahead to see a sample of the historic toys in the collection as well as get a glimpse of a few scenes from around the store.
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it's true. today "jenny from the block" turns 44 years old. awhile back the latina diva was training for a triathlon, and now more than a few pics of her riding bikes are on the interwebs. i like this one cause she looks intense...at home.
here's to many more years of bike riding ahead of you j.lo!
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
happy birthday j.lo, keep on biking!
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Hi everyone!
Well I know that a few shops have had their Jamila '10 come in but I am not finding any "results" anywhere so I thought I'd ask before buying my next kilo. Is '10 better or worse then '09 (which was perfection to me)?
Hi everyone!
Well I know that a few shops have had their Jamila '10 come in but I am not finding any "results" anywhere so I thought I'd ask before buying my next kilo. Is '10 better or worse then '09 (which was perfection to me)?
I tried a sample ... good, but not as good as Celebration, so I didn't order any.
How does '09 stack up to Celebration Catherine?
Since I KNOW that every batch shipped out from Abid and Co (Jamila) has a different profile (because I send it to a lab) .... I really can't comment on "how does 2010 compare to 2009?" Every batch is going to be different. I've got mine, and other people have theirs. (Yes, people are going to shriek and scream, but if people haven't sent their henna out for assay, its just noise, it's not numbers. Only NUMBERS matter. If other folks aren't sending their shipments to a lab, that's their decision. If the numbers don't matter to you, that's your decision. I've got grad projects that require numbers, so I do what's necessary.)
It was good henna. Jamila is always good henna. The sample I got was good but not fabulous. I happened to land three tons of fabulous with Celebration. No particular reason to spend more money on "good" when I've got a mountain of "fabulous" on the floor.
I didn't do a huge test because I just had shoulder surgery and slinging is severly curtailed right now. Maybe somebody done better than me. Ask for proof.
"How does '09 stack up to Celebration Catherine?"
Celebration was part of the 2009 sequence ... BUT .... every shipment I got from 2009 was different. I know this because I sent them all out for lab assay. Results were mostly in the low 2% range, and then I got this startling shipment right at the END of the season that tested at 3.4%. So .... there's no way to answer that question.
Henna isn't Jello. Its an agricultural product. Every field of henna is different.
I don't want to be a wet blanket, but when I mixed my Celebration as instructed on the celebration thread... it didn't do anything for me. Yes it stained, but nothing spectacular. I just tried a box of 2010 and it was great. I fully understand that there are certain crops that do better than others, but there may also a box or two within a batch that is bla.. could this be the case with the 100g of celebration I got?
Its a finite batch, but agriculture is agriculture. Also ... everybody has an off day. Every person's skin is different. The point of the tests is that lawsone is now quantified ... down to .002% (not 2% as some people say who would like to ignore the usefulness of lab testing claim). With the test, the lawsone variable is no longer a mystery.
Mailing in summer heat may degrade the lawsone's effectiveness. We can't do anything about that.
I test because I'm required to do so for the dissertation and a med school that's working on henna tests. The FDA wants lawsone quantified if its gonna make henna legal for use on skin. If the FDA wants lawsone numbers so we can all be legal ... I'm gonna run tests.
Last year a bunch of you on the forum were very closed minded to my observations of all different batches of Jamila from the same year. I felt the anger and resentment towards me and decided to decline from the forum for a long time. I had no numbers to prove to all of you what I saw, smelled and experienced. I was ridiculed by some and was deeply hurt.
I am SO THANKFUL that CCJ happend to prove those ongoing observations for her own research with logic and numbers.
As to Jamila 2009- the batch I got from a few sources were very different. The stringier, with differant color and smell one from Henna Muse was better than the one from Caravan although not by much-I am sure that if they would have been tested there would have been a sight difference in % of Lawson. I did not care for either too much.
These days I use Purity and Celebration and combine the two after baby sitting them differently. The results are PHENOMENAL- I get the gratifying quick stain + the areas hard to stain all in one. I had a hard time in the beginning getting away from the "kiss" kinda recipe, and I finally opened my mind to "Watch my batches very carefully not "overcook" them or "undercook" them. Different temp' in the house will determine the final results.
As for Jamila 2010 I may purchase samples from different certified shops on line for the pure curiosity and fun, who knows? I may find a strong batch by chance. Although, if money is tight and I want a sure thing, than I personally would wait to read about the Lawson test results + Catherine honest opinion which I trust. I used to do that with Jen from Henna Muse whom I loved her honesty as well as her super strong Jamila 2007 and fall Raji 2006/2007
Please help me clarify something as I have my first bag of this same jamila crop. How long for dye release if used with just warm water? Other vendors have said it requires twelve hours for dye release, and others say it is immediate. What is a good base/estimate for that?
I've never heard of any Jamila that was ready immediately. I'd start with 12 hours, and check with a test on the heal of your hand. Keep checking ever few hours until you get bright orange after leaving the paste on just a few minutes. Usually, with most batches, I leave Jamila stand 24-48 hours at room temp!
I figure nothing's going to be perefct all the time. But find something you can trust pretty much and go with it. As long as it gets my hair to a different color then white, I'm happy!!


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Blogs and Blogging...
Blogger has come out with a new beta. You can only use it now if you start a new blog, but in the future (hopefully) it will be available to all Blogger users. Those of us who continue slogging along in our old blogs will see a message on the Blogger dashboard when we have the option of switching over.
One nice change is that it will be possible to set up categories.
Take the Blogger tour here: Blogger Buzz: Blogger in beta
There is a message on my Blogger start page that I can switch over to Blogger Beta if I want to. It is tempting, but a couple of things have made me hesitate. If I switch, I can't switch back if I don't like it. Also, there's this:
Users who have not switched to Blogger in beta will not be able to login to comment on blogs that have been switched. Commenting using the "anonymous" or "other" options will still work.If I switched and you hadn't, you'd have to post here as "Anonymous" or "Other" even if you are a registered Blogger user.
On the other hand, here's more info from another page that makes it sound like I might as well make the change.
When you see the invitation to create a Google Account and join Blogger in beta, you're welcome to postpone it and switch later at a more convenient time. If you do this, your old Blogger login will continue to work as before. However, after a couple of months we will begin requiring you to switch in order to access your Blogger account.The Google Account is just your Gmail if you have one, and if you don't want to get a Gmail address, apparently you can register the e-mail address of your choice.


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Reviewed by Robert M. (age 8)
My favorite part was when the volcano erupts because I got to see real photographs of volcanoes erupting. The illustrations in this book are the best! The lava was red and yellow which made me think it was really hot. I thought the lava was fire. It looked beautiful and frightening at the same time. It was amazing to see! This book made me feel terrible about people burning under a big molten rock.
Yes, I recommend this book. It is an awesome book about volcanoes. People who want to know more about volcanoes can read this book. The book, Volcanoes, is an excellent resource book. It stated that volcanoes can be found on islands, in some states in the United States, and what happens after eruption.


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AUGUSTA, Ga. (March 16, 2013) – After second round play in the Insperity Lady Jaguar Intercollegiate Saturday at the Forest Hills Golf Club, the ETSU women's golf team finds itself ahead of three teams ranked in the Top 50 nationally.
The Buccaneers finished the second round alone in seventh place on the team leaderboard, ahead of teams such as No. 22 Texas, No. 34 Kentucky and No. 48 Texas-San Antonio. ETSU was led on Saturday by junior Sian Evans (Gillingham, England) and sophomore Gabriella Wahl (Heidenheim, Germany), both of whom posted team-best rounds of 3-over-par 75.
"We had a tremendous start today," said ETSU head coach Stefanie Shelton. "We lost a few shots coming in, but we are really looking forward to playing tomorrow and making a move."
Three of the six teams ahead of the Bucs on the leaderboard are ranked in the Top 26 nationally, with No. 9 Vanderbilt holding a three-stroke edge over No. 16 Purdue for the top spot in the tournament. Individually, Augusta State's Natalie Wille is playing well for the host team and leads the individually competition by one stroke.
For ETSU, senior Chloe Garner (Somerset West, South Africa) continues to post the best showing for the Bucs and is currently tied for 20th at 151 (74-77). Meanwhile, Evans and Wahl are tied for 26th along with teammate Lourdes Lopez (Cadiz, Spain).
The Bucs will return Sunday for third and final round action, and fans can watch live scoring by visiting Golfstat.com and clicking on the tournament link. ETSUBucs.com will also provide a complete wrap up of the day's action following the round.
For more on ETSU women's golf throughout the 2013 spring season, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the women's golf link.


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Penn State kicks off inaugural D-I seasonby Michael Blinn
On Sept. 17, 2010, Terry Pegula helped make college hockey history. The Buffalo Sabres' owner joined a press conference at his alma mater to announce his $88 million donation to Penn State, building the school a new ice arena and creating the 59th Division I men's ice hockey program.
From there, the figurative ball began to roll and the buzz began to grow.
On April 24, 2011, the school named Guy Gadowsky, who coached Princeton to two NCAA tournament appearances, the team's first coach. He wasted no time in getting his first Nittany Lions team together, getting to pick from one of the nation's top club teams on his own campus.
In early September, Gadowsky named his first recruiting class, five sophomore transfers who will be the de facto team leaders for the new coach.
Former Mercyhurt forward Taylor Holstrom was the Atlantic Hockey Rookie of the Year in 2011, and fellow ex-Laker Nate Jensen's father, David, played for the U.S. Olympic team in 1984 before playing with the Minnesota North Stars.
"It's huge for us to have those five individuals with Division I experience," Gadowsky said. "[Holstrom], along with the other four guys, are going to be extremely important in helping our program make the transition from club hockey to Division I."
In their final season as a club team, Kirchhevel (57 points) and Holstrom (40 points) ranked among the national scoring leaders as Penn State went 30-3-0 en route to a top seed in the postseason tournament before losing in the semifinals.
Their success left a big impression on the coach.
"There are 16 players who played on last year's club team that will be on this Division I roster," Gadowsky said. "It was basically a year-long tryout last year. They had their goals in mind and worked extremely hard throughout the season and this past summer. I'm so excited for them. Every one of them has a tremendous story -- how they ended up playing Division I hockey. They've worked extremely hard to give themselves a chance to take advantage of this opportunity."
Among the holdovers are Tommy Olczyk, the son of former NHL player Eddie Olczyk; and goalies Paul Musico and Mathew Madrazo, who were among American Collegiate Hockey Association leaders in most categories and will duke it out with freshman Matt Skoff, an ex-USHL stud, for playing time. Olczyk, along with forward George Saad and Jensen, will be the team's captains.
"Our biggest challenge all year long is going to be pushing our pace during practice. Opening night is Oct. 12 against a Division-I opponent and it's going to be a different level and speed of the game."
-- Coach Guy Gadowsky on Penn State's transition to NCAA Division-I hockey
Despite their gaudy statistics and on-ice accomplishments, Holstrom and his more-seasoned teammates know it will be an adjustment on the Division I level.
"The game is going to be faster, and I'm going to see if I remember how to get up to that speed," Holstrom said with a laugh. "A lot of these guys have really stepped up their game; we definitely have D-I caliber guys. We're young and skilled. We have a lot of guys that can score, some of these guys have the hardest shots I've seen, and we've really loaded up on size this year."
Gadowsky said, "It's not necessarily the speed of the athletes, but rather the speed of the decision-making. When you move up and play higher and higher levels of hockey, that's the biggest difference and the biggest change. Our biggest challenge all year long is going to be pushing our pace during practice. Opening night is Oct. 12 against a Division I opponent and it's going to be a different level and speed of the game."
While there is little at stake for the Nittany Lions in their first season -- they'll play 33 games as an independent in 2012-13 with no shot at a league title -- there is still plenty to look forward to. They'll get an early taste of Big 10 hockey, facing off against two of their future league rivals, as well as take the ice at two AHL arenas.
Those dates on the calendar are definitely circled for players like Holstrom.
"It's not till later in the season, but Michigan State (Jan. 25-26) and Wisconsin (Feb. 24-25) for sure, since they're the teams we're all going to be playing for the next three years," he said, pointing out their games against American International at Mohegan Sun Arena (Oct. 13), home of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, and versus RIT (Oct. 20) at Rochester's Blue Cross Arena, where the AHL's Americans play.
The excitement goes far beyond the ice. Penn State held its first official practice, a midnight ice session open to the public on Oct 5. The 1,350-seat Ice Pavilion, where the team will play until Pegula Ice Arena opens in the fall of 2013, was packed.
Despite an eye toward the future in regards to games and seasons, the team is doing its best to temper expectations.
"We're going to be one of the hardest working teams in college hockey," Holstrom said.
Pegula's vision for PSU comes into focusBy Pete Jensen - NHL.com Staff Writer
The generosity of Buffalo Sabres' owner Terry Pegula has forever changed hockey for the Nittany Lions, who are competing at the Division I level this season. READ MORE ›
- Photo Gallery: Penn State set for Division I
Gadowsky said, "We were able to start building our foundation last year -- which is very valuable. Doing things the right way with high standards of work ethic and commitment is extremely important to us. I really do like their work ethic -- they're working extremely hard off the ice. I love their commitment to Penn State University and their passion for the school and the athletic department."
The passion is echoed around campus, as the fervor grows with opening night approaching.
"Riding the bus, I get it every day wearing my hockey jacket," Holstrom said. "People are asking questions, telling us about how they already bought their tickets, and T-shirts are popping up everywhere."
According to Gadowsky, tickets are nearly sold out, despite packages being sold in only five-game blocks. When student tickets went on sale at 7 a.m. on Sept. 12, a line had already formed at 5:30 in the morning.
The excitement is there, but the pressure will be measured accordingly.
"Every game we play is a huge opportunity to improve, and we're going to continue to work very hard to improve every day," Gadowsky said. "I don't think that, right now, it's fair at all to say 'this many' wins is going to determine whether we have success or not. We're going to judge our success by how strong our foundation is and how much we improve.
"It's such an exciting time -- it's a new program and we get to compete in Division I hockey. At the same time, you realize how much more work there is to be done, so it's very exciting and overwhelming all at once."
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Earlier Monday ... CeeLo pled not guilty to furnishing ecstasy to the woman who had accused him of sexual assault. The D.A. declined to prosecute on the sexual assault charge due to insufficient evidence.
The whole booking process took 33 minutes, and interestingly ... the 38-year-old singer's hair color is listed as black.
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Early in the week I was going through one of those sick-of-the-world crisis, you know, where you see the bad side of everything and the good hardly seems to balance it out, much less triumph. The weight of thousands of years of oppression seemed to be dragging me down and the black cloud of deep-rooted prejudice was obscuring my usual optimism. In the depths of the social justice doldrums, a sudden ray of light burst through and that ray of light said, "I want to make cookies!" All right, all right, it's no Book of Revelations but still... I tried to reason it away - I'm on a diet! - but it was a very insistent insight. "Fine, fine," I grumbled, "cookies."
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Peel potatoes and cut into chunks. Cook in salted boiling water for 15-20 minutes, until soft. Drain water, put potatoes back in the pot with the olive oil and mash (with a potato masher or fork). Mince all but 4 basil leaves (if using) and add to the puree along with the Parmesan cheese. Reheat the puree on low heat mixing in the ingredients.
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According to a recent survey by the Preferred Hotel Group, a consortium of 650 independent hotels and resorts, multigenerational travel—defined as a trip of parties belonging to three or more generations—is one of the biggest trends in the travel industry. Nearly 21 million Americans—40% of all U.S. leisure travelers—have taken a multigenerational trip in the last 12 months. Grandparents make up 26% of all leisure travelers in America, and a third of them had taken a multigenerational trip within the last year, the survey revealed.
The multigenerational trend is being driven by travelers like 65-year-old Christine Tibbetts, a journalist in Tifton, Ga. Tibbetts has six children, 13 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren, and she's traveled with members of that pack to places as close by as Georgia's St. Simons Island, and as far-flung as Paris and Alaska.
While she admits that you "need flexibility" to make these kinds of trips work, she adds that traveling en masse is ultimately a rewarding experience. "Traveling together equalizes a family, puts us all on an even playing field," she says.
Hotels, resorts and travel agents are expanding their offerings for the multigenerational market. Nonprofit educational travel company Road Scholar began offering multigenerational trips in 2012 (before that, its family-oriented trips were intergenerational, limited to grandparents traveling with grandkids).
The company's new international destinations include Italy, Spain, France and the Galápagos Islands, with more being added this year. A little over a year ago, Preferred Hotel Group launched PreferredFamily.com, a site dedicated to multigenerational travel where users can search and filter locations by the ages of family members, activities, amenities and interests. Travel company Thomson Family Adventures launched a partnership with The Smithsonian in 2012 to create multigenerational adventures in Peru, China, Costa Rica and Panama, and plans to add more in the coming years.
This kind of travel isn't everybody's cup of tea, of course. It can be hard to coordinate the logistics of a trip with a big group, and traveling with that many people isn't cheap. It's often hard to agree on a destination, as not everyone's idea of fun involves Mickey and Minnie. Affluent boomers, after all, tend to be pretty well traveled, and are often looking for somewhere new or more culturally stimulating, but that kind of novelty often isn't a top priority for the school-age set.
With all this in mind, MarketWatch asked travel experts for their advice about destinations that are conducive to multigenerational travel, with activities and attractions that the whole family will be likely to enjoy. Some of the destinations we found are relatively accessible for U.S. travelers; others are a little more off the beaten path and out-of-the-ordinary. Here are eight of our favorites:
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.- The Lipscomb women's tennis team advanced to 3-1 on the season after defeating the University of Evansville 4-3 on the indoor courts at The McCallie School Saturday in Chattanooga.
"We are very proud of the girls tonight," Lipscomb coach Jamie Aid said. "We played a good team with Evansville. Going in we knew our girls had to come out converting the points tonight in tough situations."
After losing the doubles point 1-2, the Lady Bisons mounted a comeback, winning four singles and the match.
Sophomore Lorena Djuknic and freshman Sierra Troxel recorded a doubles victory tonight by defeating Marina Moreno & Mina Milovic in a close match that ended in a tiebreaker 7-6 (10-8).
"We worked together really well from the beginning to the end," Djuknic said. "Our momentum as a team allowed us to succeed and work perfectly together to win the match.
"We have energy together and as a team today, we fed off of our individual charisma and fought for every point," Troxel said. "And in doing that, working together, won the match."
Junior Jenny Borck, who shares the title of team captain, added another singles victory to Lipscomb's record after defeating UE's Andjela Brguljan in straight sets (6-1, 6-3).
"We played really well today," Borck said. "Everyone put everything they had on the court today. We're a close team and today everyone was playing for each other."
"Lorena Djuknic and Jenny Borck both had solid wins tonight," Aid said. "They were the first off the court for us. Lorena went perfect on the night in singles and doubles. I am very proud of her fight and desire."
Germany native Melissa Kromer, playing at No. 2 for Lipscomb, split the first two sets 6-3, 1-6 with Natasha James before grabbing the win (10-8) in a tiebreaker.
"I tried to stay within my game plan, stay consistent and use my serve and forehand," Kromer said. "After being down 1-6 in the tiebreaker, I started to believe in myself again. I just went for the shots and put the nervousness away."
"Melissa Kromer had a tough match against a serve and volley player," Aid said. "It was a hard game to adapt to, however she was able to fight and finish in a tiebreak 10-8."
In another tough singles bout, freshman Laura Kent defeated Moreno 6-3, 5-7 (11-9).
"The night came down to all eyes being upon Laura Kent, who has been in our system for about four weeks now," Aid said. "Laura won the first set and lost the second 7-5.
"She was able to pull the tiebreaker out at 11-9 for us tonight in a pressure situation, being the only court playing."
Djuknic stands at 3-1 in singles play this season after adding another win on Saturday. She defeated Kelsey Costales 6-1,6-1.
Playing at No. 1, Deahna Welcher fell 3-6, 6-7 (3-7) to Marketa Trousjlova.
Troxel handled the duties at No. 6 against Evansville and dropped a 1-6, 2-6 decision to Milovic.
"Deahna continues to raise her level," Aid said. "Even though she did not have the result of a win, we saw great growth in her game.
"These girls have a great work ethic and as coaches, we set a high standard for them both on and off the court."
The Lady Bisons will return home on Saturday Feb. 8, for a 7 p.m. tilt against North Alabama. They then will turn around and travel to Middle Tennessee State on Sunday for an early morning match at 11 a.m.
"Tomorrow our process starts over again," Aid said. "We reset and prepare for North Alabama and MTSU. We are excited for a good week of practice."
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Mayor Coleen J. Seng today presented the Mayor's Award of Excellence for August to Public Health Nurse Ruth Shubert of the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department. The monthly award recognizes City employees who consistently provide exemplary service and work that demonstrates personal commitment to the City. The award was presented at the beginning of today's City Council meeting.
Shubert has worked for the City since 1993. She was nominated in the category of valor by Andrea Mason, Public Health Nursing Supervisor, because of the quick, lifesaving decision-making skills she showed during a recent home visit.
Shubert was visiting a 20-year-old mother and her infant son, who had been delivered prematurely. The infant was gaining weight slowly, so a public health nurse was visiting every few days. On one visit, the mother reported that the baby was sick and that they had visited the emergency room. They had a return appointment scheduled with the baby's physician later that afternoon, but the mother did not believe that the baby was in severe distress at the time.
When Shubert examined the baby, she found that the infant was very pale and cool to the touch with a blue tint around the lips. The soft spots on the baby's head also were sunken. She advised the family to go directly to the emergency room and helped dress the family's toddler while the parents got ready. She contacted the physician's office and told them the family was on the way to the emergency room. The baby "coded" in the emergency room and was life-flighted to Children's Hospital in Omaha. The diagnosis was a respiratory viral infection with respiratory failure.
Just one week later, the baby was able to return home, completely healthy and medication-free. The baby had even gained one pound. When the family returned home, the father greeted Shubert at the door, expressing the family's gratitude. In her nomination, Mason wrote, "Surely, had it not been for Ruth's nursing assessment and quick actions to bring this family to emergency medical care, this baby would not have survived."
The other categories in which employees can be nominated are customer relations, loss prevention, safety and productivity. All City employees are eligible for the Mayor's Award of Excellence except for elected officials and some managers. Individuals or teams can be nominated by supervisors, peers, subordinates and the general public.
Nomination forms are available from department heads, employee bulletin boards or the Personnel Department, which oversees the awards program. All nominations are reviewed by the Mayor's Award of Excellence Committee, which includes a representative with each union and a non-union representative appointed by the Mayor. Award winners receive a $100 U.S. savings bond, a day off with pay and a plaque. Monthly winners are eligible to receive the annual award, which comes with a $500 U.S. savings bond, two days off with pay and a plaque.


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All Colonels+ with one open slot are welcome to enter!
If your rank doesn't suit this sub-tournament then go and look up the correct one because there's a tournament for each CC rank.
This tournament is brought to you by 12 organisers who have united together in the Tournament Organizers (TO) forums by head referee amazzony (who got inspired from an idea by barterer2002). To see who are the rest of the referees, take a peek below where are also all other leagues that are part of this bigger tournament. May it be said right away that the winner of each League will advance to Table Tennis Super League where best from the best will be crowned as number one Table Tennis player in CC. Form of the final tournament will be very similar to this tournament.
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SciDev.Net reporters across the developing world describe exciting initiatives aimed at supporting innovation in local communities and remote areas.
From small-scale hydro-powered electricity in Malaysia to cost-saving solar pumps in Pakistan, communities across the developing world are devising ingenious solutions to improve their livelihoods and promote sustainable development.
They face many hurdles — from fostering collaboration between community members and technical experts, to acquiring funding to take their innovations to market.
But despite the difficulties, grassroots innovation is certainly flourishing.
SciDev.Net spoke to five organisations about their goals, challenges and successes.
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Aziph Mustapha, chief operating officer of the Malaysian Foundation for Innovation (YIM), believes hardship and the need to use locally available resources are the major drivers of novel technology development.
Last year he started a programme called Innovation Walk to seek out knowledge and creativity in Malaysia's remotest communities.
It involves researchers, government officials and patent experts travelling on foot to visit communities and provide advice on enhancing and commercialising rural innovations, and offering training on related intellectual property issues.
The first walk, in July last year in the state of Melaka, identified 17 promising grassroots innovations, six of which were chosen for commercialisation by Cradle Fund Sdn Bhd, a Malaysian non-profit organisation.
Mustapha gives the example of a villager in Dalat, Sarawak, who used a redundant car engine to design a machine that can separate the husk from rice, speeding up processing for all the families living in his long-house community.
'The entire village has been going to him for the past ten years for this service, which he doesn't even charge for. He is happy to help the community,' Mustapha explains.
Since the success of the initial walk, Mustapha has organised another 14 similar walks over the past year to remote areas of the Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak.
Mustapha says that Innovation Walk aims to unveil innovations that not only benefit local communities, but also help to conserve their natural surroundings and its biodiversity.
To judge from the feedback, the programme is widely appreciated. Hamid Yasmin, a 43-year-old man from Libang Ulu village, says in a comment on the programme's website that he was surprised to see that government officials and people from YIM had come to his village to look for new technologies.
He says he was delighted when they decided to work on improving his mini-hydro technology, which is already providing electricity for 40 houses. Studies of the design are underway.
The programme continues to face many challenges, Mustapha says, including a lack of understanding among many community leaders on what defines innovation. This is particularly problematic, as these individuals are responsible for highlighting potential innovations from their villages.
'Sometimes they overlook really great innovations, and try to push 'average' innovations that may not be so interesting to us,' says Mustapha.
And despite involvement from Cradle Fund Sdn Bhd, there are not enough opportunities to fund interesting innovations.
'Not many funding organisations are interested in providing seed funding for village innovators,' says Mustapha, adding that the innovators identified in each walk often lack the education, experience and track record that funding organisations look for.
But he remains optimistic.
'In my opinion, grassroots innovation is thriving, vibrant and can play a tremendously important role in [turning] Malaysia into a developed nation by 2020,' he says.
'We are out to correct the misconception among some citizens that Malaysians are not an innovative lot. Innovation Walk will prove that Malaysian are, indeed, very innovative.'
Social inclusion
Argentina's RedTISA (the Argentinean Network of Technologies for Social Inclusion) fosters a very different kind of grassroots innovation. It aims to generate and implement integrative solutions for sustainable development and social inclusion.
RedTISA defines technologies for social inclusion (TSI) as being 'oriented towards solving social inequalities and environmental problems'.
'It is not just about the technical aspect of a problem, but also its social component,' says RedTISA executive coordinator Paula Juárez. 'Both must be considered equally.'
Inspired by the Network of Social Technology (RTS) in Brazil, RedTISA was set up in June 2011, with a view to fostering relationships between those with relevant technical expertise and communities in need. It is working with around 70 institutions, including government agencies, universities, non-governmental organisations and local cooperatives.
It has also assembled a database of more than 300 case studies of best practice in Argentina, with a focus on food security, health, alternative energy and housing.
Juárez says the team has good evidence to suggest that attempts to solve problems relating to sanitation or sustainable agriculture have relied too heavily on technical solutions and failed to consider the culture, needs and interests of each community.
For example, a native community in Mendoza — the Huarpe — which lacked access to clean water and the energy grid, was given solar water filters.
But technicians installing the devices ignored the Huarpe's organisational structure. They tried to implement the technology with families one by one. When they knocked on doors to install the filters, they were turned away.
The problem was solved when they involved the local 'presidents' and addressed the community as a single entity.
Beyond this, Juárez explains, effective problem solving means more than providing the necessary technology, but also organising a support network within a community, to solve any issues that arise after the technicians leave.
The only way technologies will be accepted into local communities, Juárez says, is if the community participates in the entire process, from choosing the most appropriate innovation to training people to harness it.
She gives the example of Villa Paranacito, a small flood-prone community in the Argentinean province of Entre Ríos. A local research centre used local natural resources such as poplar wood to rebuild houses destroyed through flooding. The entire community was involved in the rebuilding work from design to construction, and also learned how to treat the wood to prevent pest attacks.
RedTISA is now overseeing a programme of study focusing on TSI at the Federal University of Latin American Integration (UNILA) in nearby Brazil. This three-month course started in March 2012, and RedTISA is already receiving requests to replicate it at other universities.
Juárez says this will help students recognize the need for new thinking about development processes, and to understand that working with workers in self-managed companies and cooperatives is economically viable and sustainable.
Working together
Working together is the ethos of Baanhn Beli in Pakistan, which means 'a friend forever' in the Sindhi, Seraiki and Punjabi languages.
It was established in 1985 by Javaid Jabbar, who has previously served as Pakistan's minister of science and technology, and of information. He had visited Tharparkar — the most marginalised district in Pakistan's Sindh province — and been struck by the lack of food, water, basic sanitation and healthcare for its one-million-plus inhabitants.
Since its inception, Baanhn Beli has implemented development programmes in agriculture and water resources, livestock management, female education and healthcare, female empowerment and microcredit that aim to meet the specific needs of local communities.
Its primary focus is on introducing appropriate, well-established technologies to the area, but it also facilitates the development of local innovations.
Baanhn Beli works largely in Tharparkar, where local communities rely heavily on non-governmental organisations for development support.
As well as running development programmes, Baanhn Beli encourages direct participation by locals in all activities, and fosters cooperation between locals and a range of other stakeholders including rural-based volunteers, local government bodies and others.
'We want to work on capacity building with the Thari people so that they can solve their problems on their own,' says Mohammad Khan Marri, president of the organisation. 'All we do is show them how.'
One of the project's biggest successes has been developing dams to help conserve precious water resources. Tharparkar District is outside the River Indus basin, and locals frequently experience drought, as they rely mainly on rain and groundwater for water supplies.
In 1994 — with help from the local community — Marri started building micro dams in the Karoonjhar hills in Nagarparkar, one of Tharparkar more remote areas. That year, heavy rainfall provided a reservoir for the people.
The work also raised the groundwater table, refilling an empty well. Locals called the micro dam 'Maya', which means 'great wealth'. The water supported cultivation and livestock, as well as human water supplies.
'I was simply overjoyed to see the villagers and their animals drinking water from the dam. That was the happiest moment of my life,' says Marri.
So far, Baanhn Beli has constructed 12 dams, mainly in Nagarparkar, that collectively irrigate 2,500 acres of agricultural land, compared to the 50 acres that were irrigated before the dams were built. Some 35,000 people also rely on the dams for personal water supplies.
The organisation has also equipped farms with solar pumps, which are significantly cheaper than diesel versions. Ten pumps have been installed so far, enabling the farmers who use them to triple their income.
Arab talent platform
In Egypt, a lone organisation is hoping to take grassroots innovations to the next level — commercialisation.
In 2005, just 0.5 per cent of the 25,000 patents held in Egypt's patent office had been commercialised. This inspired Atef Mazhar to set up the first Arab non-governmental organisation dedicated to supporting, implementing and marketing grassroots innovations.
Mawhopon — which means 'talented' in Arabic — was established in 2006 by Mazhar and a group of interested individuals, including academics and journalists. It is an internet platform through which Arab innovators can showcase ideas and products and attract potential investors.
By 2009, the initiative had compiled a database of 2,000 innovations, and had also received the 2009 Salem Al-Ali Al-Sabah Informatics Award for best Arab development website.
'Grassroots innovation is one of the main challenges for development, and in our region, grassroots innovators have [particular] difficulty in finding anyone to support them,' Mazhar says.
He says that in the Arab region, there is a distinct shortage of specialist organisations devoted to helping innovators take ideas through to market. The best most innovators can do is to obtain a patent — then they are on their own. Historically, the only way to attract investors to support an invention has been to produce a prototype, which is expensive.
'We had to help innovators who held patents to produce a marketable prototype of their innovations and conduct feasibility studies. But before we could raise the funds to do this (through targeting international organisations interested in supporting innovation), Mawhopon needed to be legally approved by the government,' Mazhar says.
'The Arab spring had a large influence not only on the political situation in Egypt, but also on the very complicated procedures involved in setting up a non-governmental organisation,' explained Mazhar, adding that Mawhopon was legally launched at the end of 2011 — meaning that it can now fundraise on a large scale.
While awaiting formal approval, the organisation decided to help individual innovators build prototypes of their invention and get them tested by a committee of volunteer scientists, and involved them with events where they could showcase their work.
One of Mawhopon's success stories is that of Yosri Ali Madkour, an Egyptian engineer, who invented a wave-powered desalination unit, which he has patented with the Egyptian Patent Office. The idea involves a vapour compression apparatus that is contained within a floating unit. The internal wave motion generates pressure that drives evaporation and condensation of fresh water.
Madkour wrote about the invention on Mawhopon's website in early 2010 and several interested investors offered to help him build a prototype.
'Finding appropriate funds to [develop] a prototype is a key obstacle that faces inventors in our region,' said Madkour. 'Mawhopon has helped me to overcome this.'
Since its legal approval, Mawhopon has gone from strength to strength. In February this year, it entered a partnership with the Egyptian Academy of Scientific Research and Technology (ASRT), the government body responsible for funding research in Egypt, to form a scientific committee to study grassroots innovations and approve them so that they can taken to market more quickly. It will also help link innovators with investors.
'The two first ideas we delivered to the ASRT committee were a probe to locate landmines, and a green unit that harnesses solar power to desalinate water cheaply,' says Mazhar. 'We are expecting the results soon'.
ICT for Kenyan women
South of the Nile, in the Kenyan capital Nairobi, eight young female information and communications technology (ICT) graduates hope they will someday train a new generation of grassroots innovators.
Despite comprising half the Sub-Saharan African workforce, women hold just 15 per cent of jobs in the technology sector. Most girls in impoverished urban centres cannot raise the money needed for an education that will offer a career in ICT.
Akirachix is working to improve the situation. The organisation derives its name from the Japanese word 'akira', which loosely translates as 'energy' and 'intelligence'. It was set up in April 2010 by a group of women ICT graduates, who wanted to increase the number of women in Kenya who enter ICT careers.
It aims to provide basic training equivalent to that received in middle-level colleges, as well as mentoring and networking opportunities on a voluntary basis for women from the country's poorest urban areas.
Participants learn relevant skills including basic computer literacy, search engine use, programming and web design. They also learn entrepreneurial skills, such as how to set up businesses, generate sustainable incomes, and market themselves with ICT.
Some Akirachix graduates have secured internships at Kenyan institutions. Others go on to work with Akirachix, to train new students.
Several past and present Akirachix trainees are the creators of M-Farm, a mobile phone service that gives farmers real-time information — such as current market prices, weather alerts and agro-supplies in their area — and brings the farmers together to buy and sell products in groups, helping them gain access to larger markets.
The organisation's leaders hope other students will go on to develop equally important innovations.
'We want to help women develop skills that will enable them not only to seek employment but also to develop solutions to problems around them, the problems affecting their communities,' says Judith Owigar, president of Akirachix and a computer engineer.
'We cannot provide solutions for them as the girls themselves are best-equipped to do this.'
Last year, Owigar says the majority of student projects focused on solving community problems — largely through simple websites or software. One project involved a website that helps manual labourers market their skills to the wider community. Another helped women in slums sell products such as soap.
Funding for the organisation is extremely limited and the women can train just 20 students a year.
However, the Google Rise (Roots in Science and Engineering) programme, which seeks to promote global science, technology, engineering, mathematics and computer science education initiatives, awarded Akirachix a US$7,800 grant to continue its work in 2012.
The organisation's efforts have also been praised by the US embassy in Kenya, which declared them 'unsung heroes' influencing women in their society on International Women's Day last year and presented them with a certificate of recognition.


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Changes and Additions to Residence of Dr. E.B. Glenn--Second Floor
Dr. E. B. Glenn Cottage (Asheville, N.C.)
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Item information
- Title:
- Changes and Additions to Residence of Dr. E.B. Glenn--Second Floor
- Topics:
- Subjects:
Buildings -- Additions
- Original Format:
- Extent:
- 15 1/4 x 19
- Item identifier:
- aam_RS0232_0001
- Architect:
- Smith and Carrier more info on Smith and Carrier
- Created Date:
- Genre:
Architectural drawings
Floor plans (architectural drawings)
- Digital Project:
Beaux Arts to Modernism
Source information
- Repository:
- Asheville Art Museum
- Collection:
- Richard Sharp Smith Collection (aam_RS) held by Asheville Art Museum
- Note field:
- Not all materials from the physical collection may have been scanned. Images may have been enhanced for web access.
- Rights:
- Reproduction and use of this material requires permission from the Asheville Art Museum.
- Funding:
- Digitization of this image was partially supported with federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) funds made possible through a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, and administered by the State Library of North Carolina, a division of the Department of Cultural Resources.
Building: Glenn, E. B., Dr. Cottage (Asheville, Buncombe County, North Carolina)
- Architect:
- Smith and Carrier more info on Smith and Carrier
- Built:
- Street:
- 41 Starnes Ave.
- Community:
- Asheville
- State:
- North Carolina
- Zip:
- 28801
- General note:
- Eugene B. Glenn was a surgeon at Meriwether Hospital.
- Location:
Asheville (N.C.)
- Subjects:
Housing, Single family
- Latitude, Longitude:
- 35.6, -82.56
- External Resources:
Asheville City Directory, 1922


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Happy birthday, Joe! You're one of the good ones, and we love you.
Edited to add: not achieved through some sort of crazy photo trickery, but indeed those birthday candles are burning with different colored flames. (The effect probably would have looked more dramatic with the lights out, but oh well, maybe next time we'll have our party at night or, at the very least, not in front of a window.) I figure there must be some sort of inorganic additive in the filament--Chemistry wonks can probably help me with this--but the kids thought it was pretty awesome.


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RTC-EE has a number of different types of variables and properties.
- There are system variables which are in the form @{source.member.name}.
- You can reference any property that is defined as a build property in the properties section of your build definition, with the ${build.property} format.
- There are translator variables that are used by specifying the variable in the form &COMPILEROPTIONS. Translator variables are defined in the translator and become the default values. They can then be overridden at the file level.
- There are language definition properties that can be used to control conditions in language definitions and translators. The specified properties are similar to build properties, but only apply to the language definitions; they do not apply to the rest of the build. Conditions should be specified as Ant conditions, such as <istrue value="${isV5Compiler}"/>
There is a discussion of these properties and variables in the Create translator and Create language definition sections in the documentation.
However, there is a use case of requiring conditional processing based on an individual file property. Translator variables or the overridden value at a file level can be used to drive conditional processing in a translator.
The following example illustrates the use case where the majority of COBOL members use the earlier v4 compiler, but there is an instance at a file level where the V5 compiler has to be used.
Defining the Language Definition
As described above, translator variables, by default, are referenced with a & prefix within the translator, for example &COMPILEROPTIONS. However, if we want to use these translator variables in Ant conditions we need to reference them by the translator step number or name within the language definition. What this means is the first translator within a language definition is number 1, the second is number 2. So to reference a translator variable in this context, it would be referenced by var.1.COMPILEROPTIONS. However, if a translator is being used by multiple language definitions, then the index for a particular translator may vary depending on the steps within each language definition. For this reason it is better to give the translator a step name in the language definition, then refer to the translator variables in this manner, e.g. var.STEPNAME.COMPILEROPTIONS.
In the language definition properties we are going to give the LD-COBOL compilation a step name of COBCOMP by editing the Translator step and adding a step name:
The language definition now looks like this:
Defining the Translator
In the following translator we define two different translator variables. The first, COMPILEROPTIONS, is specified in the Default Options field in the Translator, and defines the default compiler options. The second, ISV5COMPILER, is the default translator variable for the COBOL compiler and is set to false. Notice that translator variables are always uppercase.
We reference the COMPILEROPTIONS variable in the translator in the normal way translator variables are referenced, i.e. &COMPILEROPTIONS. As the ISV5COMPILER variable is going to be used in an Ant condition we need to reference it differently, by using the step name we gave the translator in the language and using the @{variable} construct. So the variable being reference is @{var.COBCOMP.ISV5COMPILER}.
Let's take a look at the translator:
Overriding the variable at the file level
Once the variable has been defined in the translator it can, if required, be overridden at the file level. To do this, click on the file and select Properties from the resulting context menu. From the wizard then select Enterprise Extensions. The variable section will display the list of translator variables defined in the translators that are referenced by the specified language definition, with their default values.
You can now change the compiler options if your program requires some different options. But for this use case we are going to say our program is a COBOL V5 compiled program, and therefore set the value of ISV5COMPILER to true. Do this by clicking the Edit… option and typing in the new value.
Notice the Restore Default button has activated. You can click this and variables will be returned to the default values as specified in the translator.
Before we finish with the file properties select Jazz Source Control à User Properties
Notice that the translator variables have an internal name that RTC uses. So our ISV5COMPILER internally has the name team.enterprise.build.var.ISV5COMPILER. This is irrelevant in this use case, but if you are creating translator variables en-mass using system definition XML then you will need this value. This concept is covered in another topic.


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Share files/documents with others (individuals/groups)
How you share one or more documents or files depends on:
- How many documents/files you want to share
- The number of people you want to share these with
- What these people have in common
If you want to share many documents with anyone, best tool to use is a web site. If you want to share a lot of files only with a particular group of people, best to chose a web-based tool that supports limited access. If you want to share just a few files with a particular individual or group and these files are not too large, sending the files as email attachments may be a good option.
What you need:
What you need again depends on how many files and people are involved. It is recommended you use email only for small files or small numbers of files. More and more of what used to be done via email can be more easily and efficiently done through websites. The one exception to this rule is the exchange of very large files. To share large files it may be best to connect to a college server via the college's intranet (locally accessible network) and upload the file to a server location that those you want to share with also have access to.
How you do it:
Sharing via email:
- Create a new email message and include in "to:" field all the individuals/groups that you want to share file(s) with (keep in mind there are limits to the size of files you can share via email).
- Chose to "attach a file" or "add attachment" and browse to file(s) on your computer
- Give your email a subject and describe the file you have attached and why you are sending it
- Click the "Send" button
Sharing via a web site:
Most tools for creating websites such as WordPress allow you to upload files and include in posts or content blocks on your site. All of these tools do have limits on the "amount" of files you can include on a given site. This "amount" is usually displayed in the site's media library.
Sharing via servers:
Very large files are best shared by uploading them directly to a server using a file-sharing protocol such as samba or ftp. For sharing large files with students in a class, using the classes server as follows:
- Chose Go > Connect to Server
- Type in the classes server address:
- When prompted to Select the volumes to mount chose"
- When prompted type in your Midd username and password
- Once mounted locate your class in the classes folder/directory
- Drag file(s) to be shared into the "Shared" folder in your class folder
- Chose "My Network Places"
- Type in the following:
- When prompted type in your Midd username and password
- Once mounted locate your class in the classes folder/directory
- Drag file(s) to be shared into the "Shared" folder in your class folder
Tips and suggestions:
- Use email only for sharing small files with specific individuals or groups
- Use websites to share most files (except very large files) with anyone or specific groups
- Connect to a Middlebury server directly to upload and share large files with individuals/groups


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Stevenn Beck
- Stevenn Beck was born in Brooklyn NY in 1953 and has been writing music, stories, and screenplays for more than 30 years. After retiring from his "day" job in 2010, he finally has the time to seriously pursue his creative side. Musically his influences include Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, and Jackson Browne. Stevenn is now writing full-time (screenplays as well as original music) and in July 2014 released his third CD of original folk-rock music entitled "December's Children". Stevenn has also studied acting and has appeared in several independent films and in three community theatre productions. Passionate about a wide range of important subjects - many touched upon in his music and stories - Stevenn is excited to be able to utilizing his blogs to further develop his writing ability while providing a venue to express his opinions and ideas,Recent News: Stevenn has been cast in the upcoming indie film "By The Dashboard Light" (currently in pre-production.) In addition, in November 2014 he launched his own comic strip "Boomers" detailing the trials, tribulations and concerns of a group of "baby boomers" and loosely based upon Stevenn's own life.