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Author-activist Noam Chomsky to speak at Phillips Tuesday evening
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Renowned professor and political activist Noam Chomsky will speak at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on the University of Floriday campus.
Chomsky is professor emeritus of linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and one of America's most prominent authors and political dissidents. He is being brought to campus by the Civic Media Center of Gainesville. The program is free and open to the public, but tickets are required. They will be available from noon to 6 p.m. today at the Phillips Center box office. Doors open at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday.
A Pennsylvania native, Chomsky received his doctorate in linguistics in 1955 from the University of Pennsylvania. Chomsky was a Junior Fellow of the Harvard University Society of Fellows from 1951 to 1955. His work has had a profound and lasting influence on all cognitive sciences. In 1955, Chomsky joined the staff of MIT and was appointed full professor in 1961. In 1976, he was appointed Institute Professor in the department of linguistics and philosophy. Since then, he has received multiple awards including the Sydney Peace Prize and the Erich Fromm Prize and numerous honorary degrees from universities around the world.
Chomsky writes and speaks frequently on a variety of social and political issues. He advocates popular struggle for greater democracy and he has authored more than 100 books including "Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media" with Edward Herman, "Pirates and Emperors: International Terrorism in the Real World," "The Prosperous Few and the Restless Many" with David Barsamian, and "Hegemony or Survival: America's Quest for Global Dominance." As an advocate for free speech and equality, Chomsky has spoken out against U.S. foreign policy and the mainstream media.
The last time Chomsky visited Gainesville, he was brought by the Civic Media Center to celebrate its 10th anniversary. The center – Gainesville's own library of the independent and non-corporate press and community organizing space – is now celebrating its 20th anniversary with Chomsky's return.


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That's a minimum of a dozen fully developed dramatic episodes. Each builds on the previous events. None recapitulates any previous action. What's more, Mungiu varies the settings for these episodes, not only establishing several different indoor and outdoor spaces at the monastery but also taking you to a number of public, private and official locations in and around town. He doesn't lock you in until the climax, when Alina too is locked in. So where are the repetitions?
You could object, I suppose, that the monastery's dog barks too often, and too often gets off his tether. But the barking is nicely calibrated to thicken the atmosphere of nervous tension, and besides, when Alina is finally tied up, Mungiu wants you to know exactly where the chains came from. Or maybe you could object to the priest's vacillation about allowing Alina to remain at the monastery. You could say that the character is annoyingly irresolute -- or you could admit that Mungiu does not in fact intend to deliver a screed against the Orthodox Church.
Whatever you might think of the priest's anti-Western sentiments and belief in the efficacy of supernatural powers -- I'm against them, myself -- you have to admit that he neither wants to impose a monastic life on Alina nor to subject her to an extreme ritual. Just the opposite. He wants her to get medical care, he does his best to persuade her to return to a secular life and he undertakes the exorcism with great reluctance. He is a limited, prejudiced man -- as am I, no doubt -- but he always has his reasons, like everybody else in the film, and he is anything but a monster. As for his being an exemplar of the Orthodox Church, the film takes pains to establish that the hierarchy views his monastery as a freelance initiative and has not granted it approval, on the flimsy excuse that the sanctuary has not been properly painted.
Let's admit, though, that the priest's set-up represents an entrenched, strikingly backward strain of religiosity in Romania. The question is whether a local, quasi-official institutionalization of this religiosity is any worse than the local, fully official institutions of the medical profession, the child-care and educational system, the emigration and labor authorities or the police. And while we're assessing the culpabilities, we might as well throw in the behavior of private citizens, such as the foster parents who have taken such good care of Alina, and of the operators of those boat cruises in Germany, where the full range of a young waitress's job description is left to the imagination.
Those are the prerequisites for a full measure of pity and terror, experienced by fully credible characters within a fully realized society.
ES: Should I stay or go? Should YOU stay or go? I want you here, I do not want you here. Back and forth. In and out. About to leave, change your mind. Go away, come back again. Resolve to do one thing, then resolve to do a different thing. That's what the film's endless, exasperating plot boils down to. That's what I mean by repetition. In addition, nearly every scene feels long, motionless, static, and the two lead actresses tend to recite their mundane dialogue with blank faces. That's not "repetition," exactly, but it has the same effect: tedium.
Debate-wise, I'm at a disadvantage here. Stuart loved the movie when he saw it and has naturally given it a great deal of thought since then. I loathed it, and thus had little reason to ruminate on its details once I'd written my review. Of course, it's my own fault for agreeing to a debate on a movie I saw once 10 months ago -- and strongly disliked -- rather than something fresher in my memory, something I could pick apart in greater detail and with greater passion.
I certainly don't disbelieve viewers who say they had a profound and enriching experience with the movie. I've been on that end of things several times, championing a "difficult" movie whose detractors said, "You're reading too much into it" or "You're just pretending to like it because you think you're supposed to." That attitude is maddening, and all you can say in response is: "I'm sorry you didn't get it." That's what I have to concede on "Beyond the Hills": I apparently didn't get it. If there is depth, drama, and tragedy in what felt to me like a stilted, grueling treadmill of boredom, I couldn't find it. But more power to those who did! Maybe I'll have that experience on that next one.
Pauline Kael famously claimed that she never watched the same movie twice, but that didn't stop her from convincing Joe Morgenstern to take a second look at "Bonnie and Clyde." I was thinking about this story while surveying your back and forth here. If, two reasonable people can look at one movie and see something entirely different, to what extent does this factor into your encounter with cinema as a critic?
SK: If Pauline had believed that two reasonable people can see entirely different movies on the same screen, she would not have urged Joe to look again at "Bonnie and Clyde." Bland appeals to mutual tolerance are of no use to criticism.
ES: I hope Kael was lying about never watching movies a second time. If she was telling the truth, she was being needlessly stubborn and limiting her own edification. I love the experience of re-watching something and finding new things to appreciate. I used to write a regular column where I'd re-watch films several years later that I either loved or hated the first time to see how my feelings changed. Usually they didn't change much. But occasionally there'd be a movie where the passage of time between viewings or my own experiences in the interim (or both) caused me to see it in a different light. It doesn't mean I was "wrong" the first time; it just means I've acquired new information or experiences that alter my perspective. My sour memories of "Beyond the Hills" are too tender for me to be in a hurry to re-watch it any time soon, but reading impassioned defenses of it makes me curious to give it another shot at some point. If people see amazing things in a movie in which I saw nothing, why wouldn't I want to try -- at least try -- to see those things too?

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It's well established that humans maintain a symbiotic relationship with the trillions of beneficial microbes that colonize their bodies. These organisms, collectively called the microbiota, help digest food, maintain the immune system, fend off pathogens, and more. There exists a long and growing list of diseases associated with changes in the composition or diversity of these bacterial populations, including cancer, diabetes, obesity, asthma, and even autism.
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is one of the best-studied diseases associated with alterations in the composition of beneficial bacterial populations. However, the nature of that relationship, and how it is maintained, has yet to be clarified.
Now, researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania have identified a molecule that appears to play a starring role in this process.
David Artis PhD, associate professor of Microbiology, and colleagues report in Nature that the enzyme HDAC3 is a key mediator in maintaining proper intestinal integrity and function in the presence of friendly bacteria. What's more, HDAC3 and the genetic pathways it controls appears critical to maintaining a healthy balance between intestinal microbes and their host.
"HDAC3 in intestinal epithelial cells regulates the relationship between commensal bacteria and mammalian intestine physiology," says first author Theresa Alenghat VMD PhD, instructor in the Department of Microbiology.
That humans rely on their microbial cohabitants is hardly news. Much normal human physiology is attributable to our relationship to our microbiota.
The question that Alenghat and Artis and their colleagues wanted to answer is, "What are the molecular mechanisms that control this relationship, and how is it that this relationship goes wrong and can contribute to metabolic and inflammatory diseases?"
The team focused their efforts on HDAC3, which belongs to a family of enzymes that can be responsive to environmental signals. And HDAC3 itself, an enzyme that modifies DNA and turns down gene expression, had previously been identified to have various inflammatory and metabolic roles.
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Liverpool have stepped up their pursuit of Schalke's Lewis Holtby with a view to securing the 22-year-old on a free transfer next summer.
Sources say that the Reds are keen to talk to Holtby in January after having reignited their interest in the in-form Bundesliga midfielder, whose father is from Merseyside.
Schalke have made clear that they would be willing to keep hold of the former Alemannia Aachen youngster until the end of the season, knowing that they would only be able to yield around seven million euros (5.5m pounds) if they were to sell him in January before he becomes available on a Bosman deal.
The Anfield outfit previously monitored Everton fan Holtby following Brendan Rodgers' arrival on Merseyside.
Holtby, who has also been linked with Tottenham in recent months, is considered to be a technically gifted passer of the ball in Germany, and fits Liverpool's current recruitment model of signing young, cheap players with obvious future resale value.
Holtby has made no secret of his interest in a move to the Premier League, admitting in July playing for an English side was a goal of his.
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Last week, on episode three of The Bachelorette, Ashley Hebert began to bounce back slightly after the disappointment of Bentley William's early departure, although he was still on her mind. It was a laid back week of dates, with the unexpected rainfall being the only bump in the road. So what's in store for Ashely this week? Well, we know Bentley is returning at some point, but there's no telling if Ashley will get the closure she's seeking. As for her dates this week, keep reading to find out what happens with the remaining bachelors…
Ashley will kick off episode four of The Bachelorette, which takes place in Chaing Mai, Thailand, with a one-on-one date with Ben F, who impressed her enough to nab a rose at the orphanage group date last week. According to Reality Steve, Ashley and Ben do some tourist-y stuff such as shopping and visiting a temple, and finish up the evening portion of the date with a dinner involving Thai music, fire-eaters, and some dancing. Ben continues to impress Ashley and gets a rose.
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What the heck was tonight's episode all about. BOXING!! That is sick. I hope Ashley's heart does get broken. She doesn't know much about what it really takes to be a man! UGLY.
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What is wrong with this girl, Bently is a snake out to ruin the show. He isn't even good looking, there are several on there that are much nicer and far better looking.
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She's a MESS!!! So insecure, so not attractive, so not tv worthy, so non-descript, she deserves whatever happens to her and I just hope she grows up before ever thinking about getting married, she is such a CHILD!!!!


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This book contains a selection of 70 fine works by scientific-photographer Martin Oeggerli aka Micronaut. The images reveal a surprisingly surreal microscopic life on planet earth. Accompanied with short descriptions, artist comments and introductory essay by Sibylle Sunda. 2nd Edition 2014.
Micronaut is an internationally recognized scientific photographer and has appeared in two National Geographic feature articles since December 2009. His works display his unique perspective with profound clarity and are based on his scientific expertise and personally-executed preparation, microscopy and post-processing. Since 2005 his works are published by the greatest names in science and photography, such as BBC, CELL, Nature, VOGUE, and National Geographic. Over the years, Micronaut has received many awards and nominations, including 'International Photographer of the Year 2011', German Prize for Scientific Photography (2011 and 2009), Best Images of Research (2010, 2008, 2006), Best Scientific Cover (2010, 2008). Currently, Micronaut images are on show at the 2011 Gwangju Design Biennale in South Korea, on invitation by the prominent Chinese Artist and Social Activist Ai Weiwei, and at the 'International Images for Science Exhibition' in Bath, UK (Royal Photographic Society
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Despite all of the ugliness in today's rush-rush instant gratification, selfish "gimme" world, oh how happy my life can be.
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When I can fall asleep outdoors, surrendering myself completely, with inner peace in my heart, trust in my soul, amongst a canopy of trees, feeling secure, in complete serenity, with no concept of time, knowing and appreciating how wonderful my life really is.
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So i purchased a carbon fork from chucksbikes.com, and it's arrived and all, but now i'm having some second thoughts about installing it, for a few reasons: i only paid $95 plus shipping, it doesn't have a brand name nor did it come with any documentation, and i've found a small problem in the quality...
first i'll explain the problem i found, just to get that out of the way: the fork has mid-blade rack mounts (which is one of the main reasons i bought it) These aren't through holes, they're just aluminum bosses, like bottle cage bosses on the outside of the fork(by outside i mean away from the wheel). The one on the right is threaded to take a standard M5 screw, but the one on the left is unthreaded. I realize it's not a huge deal to fix, i'll just have to get my hands on an appropriately sized tap and cut the threads myself, but the fact that there is a problem at all is a little worrying when we're talking about something as critical as a fork.
Anyways, i was hoping somebody might have some experience with a cheap carbon fork from chucksbikes (or nashbar or performance) that might put my mind at ease, or give me good reason to steer clear. Any ideas weather a cheap (say, sub $150) fork is less durable than a $200+ or $350+ fork? I know that the more expensive ones have carbon steer tubes and dropouts, and that one of the high-end brands (AlphaQ?) offers discount crash replacements. But are they more reliable, or just lighter?
i'm not ready to install it yet, i need to get a new crown race and star nut, so i'll sit back and read your opinions for a few days. I did measure the rake (which wasn't listed anywhere) using a laser pointer shone down the steer tube onto a peice of paper. It came out to roughly 46mm, which may be a bit off, but is pretty close to the 44mm of my stock cross-check fork.


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Andre Kincey
Senior Running Back
5-11, 180 pounds
Abbeville High School
Solidifying Abbeville's surprise win over 5A Eufaula in the season opener, Abbeville came away with a 38-21 win over Luverne in the second week. Kincey rushed for 215 yards and scored two touchdowns on 2 and 38 yard runs. The secret is probably out now. The Abbeville team wears maroon helmets with the script A. They will visit Geneva this week.
Shawncey Simmons
Junior Quarterback
5-9, 175 pounds
Clay County High School
The behemoth 3A Clay County managed to get by Beulah 46-0 with no small credit to Shawncey Simmons who scored four touchdowns in the win. The junior rushed for 121 yards including 38, 35 and 25 yard touchdowns. He passed for another 54 yards and returned a punt 55 yards for a touchdown. The undefeated Panthers will face the undefeated Green Wave of Leeds this week in what will surely feel like a playoff atmosphere in early September.
Favion Morse
Senior Athlete
5-7, 180 pounds
Greensboro High School
Morse rushed for 168 yards and scored two touchdowns in the 46-21 win over Montevallo. The senior returned a kick 84 yards for a touchdown to bring Greensboro their first region win of the season.
Ladarius McGhee
Senior Athlete
5-7, 140 pounds
Hale County
McGhee did it all for Hale County in their 51-22 win over Northside. The senior recorded 195 all-purpose yards scoring twice. He recovered two fumbles, picked off a pass and returned a punt 71 yards for a touchdown. Hale County is undefeated (2-0) in the young season and will play Sumter County (1-1) this week in an important region matchup.
Dedrick Forsythe
Senior Running Back
6-0, 180 pounds
Dantrell Purifoy
Senior Running Back
5-8, 195 pounds
Shane McGinnis
Senior Quarterback
5-7, 150 pounds
Leeds High School
The talented Forsythe rushed for 190 yards on just five carries scoring three touchdowns of 30, 76, and 71 yards in the 52-10 win over Marbury. In just two games Fortsythe is averaging just under 15 yards per carry. Purifoy and Forsythe are daunting for defenses. The latter rushed for 110 yards on 20 carries and scored on a 23-yard run.
If you thought those two were tough to handle add in McGinnis who completed nine of his 11 pass attempts for 100 yards including a 21-yard touchdown strike. The senior also rushed for a five-yard touchdown in the win over Marbury.
Tyler Dickerson
Senior Running Back/Defensive Back
5-10, 165 pounds
Plainveiw High School
Plainview has beaten Pisgah in the last 16 meetings including 2010. This year's battle featured Tyler Dickerson who rushed for 127 yards on nine carries scoring on 1 and 15 yard runs. The senior also returned a fumble 36 yards to Pisgah's eight yard-line in the 28-7 win.
Jacob Davis
Junior Athlete
5-9, 160 pounds
Sylvania High School
Davis had 231 return yards including a 71 yard punt return and a 75 yard kickoff return for touchdowns. He caught a 48 yard touchdown pass in the 49-28 win over Section. The junior tallied 310 all-purpose yards.
Wesley Epperson
Senior Linebacker
5-9, 190 pounds
Paul "Andy" Pappanastos
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5-11, 160 pounds
Trinity Presbyterian School
The senior had a defensive masterpiece against Clarke County. Epperson made 15 tackles with three sacks and added a fumble recovery in the 23-6 win. Pappanastos scored nearly half of his team's points with his leg. The junior kicked three field goals of 45, 40, and 32 yards. He also made both his point-after attempts. Defensively, he made nine tackles and had an interception on defense.
T.J. Kidd
Sophomore Linebacker
5-9, 160 pounds
Devonta Parker
Senior Running Back
5-8, 145 pounds
Washington County
Kidd had 14 tackles in the 31-15 win over Excel and forced four fumbles. Parker rushed for 132 yards scoring three touchdowns in the win. Next up for Washington County is Trinity Presbyterian.
Quinnatta "Toot" Jones
Senior Running Back
6-1, 230 pounds
Weaver High School
Although Weaver lost on a field goal with 10 seconds remaining, nothing can diminish Toot Jones' performance. The senior rushed for 314 yards on 39 carries scoring four touchdowns in the 31-29 loss to White Plains.
David Winslett
Sophomore Quarterback
6-2, 175 pounds
Jay Coleman
Senior Wide Receiver
6-1, 185 pounds
Beauregard High School
Winslett completed 10-of-13 pass attempts for 171 yards and two touchdowns in the 52-20 upset win over ranked Calera. Coleman caught five passes for 120 yards and two touchdowns including a 44-yard touchdown in the win.
Kyle Caldwell
Senior Quarterback/Kicker
5-8, 150 pounds
Dadeville High School
Caldwell completed 13-of-17 passing attempts for 270 yards and two touchdowns of 40 and 32 yards. He also scored two rushing touchdowns of nine and 22 yards in the 41-7 win over Childersburg. Caldwell also converted the point-after attempts.
Hunter Kennamer
Junior Kicker
5-8, 145 pounds
Guntersville High School
Guntersville opened their season with two tough opponents in Boaz and Crossville. They came away with a 1-1 record defeating Crossville 20-17 in the second week with the help of Kennamer's leg. The junior kicked two field goals including the 35-yard game winner as time expired. This was the first meeting of these two teams since 1945.
Jaquille Ellis
Sophomore Running Back
5-8, 150 pounds
Holtville High School
Ellis rushed for 212 yards in his team's offensive tug-of-war with Munford. He carried the ball 10 times and scored four touchdowns of 85, 43, 15 and 11 yards in the 56-41 win.
Jim Furlow
Junior Running Back
5-7, 185 pounds
Oak Grove High School
Furlow was a workhouse in the win over Midfield. The junior carried the ball 32 times for 255 yards and scored three touchdowns in the 30-6 victory.
Sequoah Humes
Senior Running Back
5-10, 190 pounds
St. Clair County High School
Humes rushed for 138 yards on 18 carries scoring three times on 4, 10 and 3 yard runs in the 49-28 win over Springville. St. Clair County scored 49 points in each of their first two games. They play Locust Fork this week.
Chris Dukes
Senior Running Back
5-9, 185 pounds
UMS-Wright School
Dukes, one of the most talented running backs in the state, proved it yet again with a 123-yard performance on only 10 carries. He scored on touchdown runs of 15, 2, 35 and 5 yards in the 47-0 win over W.S. Neal. UMS-Wright will face Rico Stallworth and Escambia County this week.
Alex Taylor
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West Limestone
Taylor rushed for 220 yards on 12 touches. He scored three touchdowns of 46, 59, and 80 yards en-route to the 46-24 win over Ardmore.
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Hello folks, i just joined up and thought i'd introduc myself.
My names Jeffrey, my friends call me Jeffi. I'm from a really small town in the middle of texas and i've been doing all types of stuff with bmx bikes since i was able to ride bymyself, im mostly into freestyle bmx nowadays, but i've recently gotten into riding for sport(ie. road bikes) I've had a road bike for almost two years now and just started riding it a little over a week ago after i got some new tubes and tires for it.
I have no idea what brand it is, all i know is its loaded down with everything shimano. The owner of the bike shop i took it to( a ex road racer) said it was from 75', heres a picture of it.
Sorry its a crappy picture, i took it the same day i got it back from the bike shop. I do know it has, well had a sr headset on it, but those broke today(like five minutes ago) so i have ot buy a new set off the bay.
Dont mind the seat on it, there was a panasonic seat but it was all torn up so i threw on a extra seat i had from a cheapo walmart bike i had laying around.
I hope to learn some more about this bike because its a blast to ride around, and it definatley gets alot of looks! i can take some more pictures of more detailed areas later(i cant find the camera right now.lol)
I have no idea of the size of the bike, but the tires on it are 27" and im 6' 5" and i cant reach the ground when im sitting on the seat
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I always though No Reply was freakish, too, I hope John didn't act on it. But knowing John, he probably did...*sigh*(Is there a thread concerning John's obscure songs? Because there are quite many)
I wonder if "I'll be on my way" could be considered dated? It's one of my favorites, actually, but it's very Buddy Hollyish, and well, is a song "dated" if it's very easy to figure out when it's written?
I think a song is "dated" if is not something that would gain an audience in the present time...which is not the case with too many of the Beatles songs, in my opinion...in fact, lots of recording artists are still choosing their 40-50 year old songs to record.
John often said he could only write songs that were personal or applied to his life, while Paul did the opposite and wrote in general terms and did more "story-telling" songs...I think probably all of the John songs have some truth in them...
20 August 2013
To summarize this thread thus far, some people are taking "dated" to mean the "theme" of the song. For example, The Word and All You Need Is Love are 60's flower-power songs.
Some people are using "dated" to mean the "sound" of the song as in their old covers on the BBC or their psychadelic-sounding songs.
My personal favorite interpretation of the term "dated" in this thread is when specific words are used that put the song in it's specific time frame. I got this idea when playing the game where we try to guess The Beatles song that is related to a picture. I posted a picture of a fuse to represent When I'm Sixty-Four. http://www.beatlesbible.com/fo.....7/#p156658
In the '60s, Paul would sing about mending a fuse. Now, he would be writing a lyric about a breaker box.
Some of the things that have been mentioned in the thread so far that I :
song/term/person who first mentioned it
1. Back In The USSR - that entity doesn't exist now (@Von Bontee), BOAC (@Into the Sky with Diamonds)
BOAC is the acronym for British Overseas Airways Corporation. I wonder if they put out logo t-shirts?
2. Revolution - Chairman Mao (Till There Was You)
3. Polythene Pam - News of the World (Von Bontee)
4. Taxman - Mr Wilson and Mr Heath (Intto The Sky With Diamonds)
5. She's Leaving Home - meeting a man from the motor trade (minime) Note: I think this one counts, or is a difference in British and American lingo?
8 November 2012
The drums on "She Said She Said" sounds very 60s to me. But I think that might be the production; if someone put out the song today, it would probably blend in well with most modern rock on the radio.
14 April 2010
Ahhh Girl said
To summarize this thread thus far, some people are taking "dated" to mean the "theme" of the song. For example, The Word and All You Need Is Love are 60's flower-power songs.
Heaven help us if the sentiments in these two songs become dated. There is too much hate in the world these days.
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29 August 2013
"In the '60s, Paul would sing about mending a fuse. Now, he would be writing a lyric about a breaker box. "
No idea what a breaker box is, still have fuses here - well at least we know I am 'dated'.
And not, but that is for the other thread
4 February 2014
@Ahhh Girl 1 and 2 are still relevant if you know your history! They still make sense in the context of the song. But the terms are dated I guess.
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8 November 2012
It must be a regional thing, as I haven't heard someone use breaker box since I was a child in the Midwest. Here, people tend to use circuit breaker to refer to the entire box.
20 August 2013
Mr. Kite said
@Ahhh Girl 1 and 2 are still relevant if you know your history! They still make sense in the context of the song. But the terms are dated I guess.
Yes, they are relevant to history because they were going on when the song was written.
Well, okay, didn't know fuses were still in use. I live in an old house (built in the 1940's), and we switched from fuses to circuit breakers years ago. I figured we were way behind the times.
Corporation t-shirts. Cool.
28 March 2014
"Till There Was You". I kinda cringe when I hear that, although if I can get past that, I do find myself humming to it, or worse singing it!
29 August 2013
I thought Love Me Do sounded dated when it came out, still do. Like it a lot though. I feel the same about She Loves You which is not one of my favourites.
8 January 2015
Ooh good thread. Beatles lyrics have done remarkably well after 50 years (despite the views of a certain late scottish critic), but there are a number of phrases and words that may potentially need translation.
Some phrases are borderline: Sunday driver and Day Tripper come to mind. A line like all the girls around her say she's got it coming but she gets it while she can will confuse people one day.
A Day In The Life - I'd love to turn you on this has already lost one of its specific 60's slang meanings, to introduce someone to something, particularly drugs. We'd now say 'put someone onto something' but that wouldn't scan! While we're here dovetail joint had an entirely secondary meaning that was a slang joke when it was written.
Back In The USSR - Honey disconnect the phone I can't believe this got missed Even waiting by the phone is still relevant.
Come Together - this is so full of deliberate and fake jargon it already requires a pamphlet for the younger folk to sort out which is which. Flatttop, holy roller are real for instance.
Doctor Robert national health a specifically British reference that the Tories are only too keen to make a thing of the past If I was a really cynical person I'd apply Taxman in the same vein.
That's enough to get started.
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8 November 2012
ewe2 said
Some phrases are borderline: Sunday driver
Haha, I used Sunday driver yesterday. My family always used it for people who drive slow on the weekends, as if that's the only time they take the car for a spin.
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Ahhh Girl said
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They keep multiplying.
So there is parlance, parlancw, parl and, parlnace. Do you have a cloning machine?
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parlance said
Haha, I used Sunday driver yesterday. My family always used it for people who drive slow on the weekends, as if that's the only time they take the car for a spin.
Yeah that's its meaning alright I also wanted to point out that perhaps the reason Beatles lyrics are almost jargon-free is that they were probably conscious that jargon has a distancing effect and they were looking for the simplest language to use. That's why it amuses me that MacDonald ranted about how opaque their lyrics were, considering how difficult jazz lyrics have turned out. They didn't go all out with moon - june stuff; although I did find twice as many uses of the word blue as an emotion versus a colour (nerd alert! nerd alert!).
Found another dated phone reference: You Won't See Me When I call you up your line's engaged That's a thought, will we need residential phonebooks in the future? Because then You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) will be baffling
edit: and there's another thought, phones and cars and planes are the only obvious references to technology I can think of off the top of my head in Beatles songs.
20 August 2013
People of the future might think of You Know My Name (Look Up the Number) in terms of looking up the name on the internet.
Pretty nifty bit of trivia about the word blue. Thank you for that.
Car/transportation-related technology The Beatles sing about: lorrry, bus, submarine, train, taxi, meter (well there is a meter maid), fire engine.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Alabama will play its final road game of the regular season when it travels to Lexington, Ky., to square off against the No. 25/24 Kentucky Wildcats on Tuesday night at 8 p.m. CT. This will mark the first and only meeting of the year between the two squads.
Tuesday's contest will be televised on ESPN with Brad Nessler (play-by-play), Jimmy Dykes (analyst) and Shannon Spake (sideline) on the call. The game can also be heard on the Crimson Tide Sports Network, with Chris Stewart (play-by-play) and Bryan Passink (analyst) calling all the action. The contest will be broadcast nationally on Sirius Channel 91 and XM Channel 91. There will be live updates throughout the game on twitter @AlabamaMBB.
Alabama and Kentucky will meet for the 140th time in series history on Tuesday night, which stands as UA's sixth-most common opponent in program lore. Kentucky owns a 102-37 edge in the all-time series, including wins in seven of the last nine meetings. The Tide is 10-53 all-time against the Wildcats in Lexington and owns a 6-21 mark against UK in Rupp Arena. UA has lost four straight and 11 of the last 13 games when playing in Lexington. The last Tide win at Rupp Arena came on Jan. 14, 2006 (won, 68-64). Last season, Alabama captured a 59-55 come-from-behind win over Kentucky in Coleman Coliseum.
Alabama coach Anthony Grant is in his fifth season at the helm of the men's basketball program. Grant owns a 98-69 (.587) record during his time at the Capstone and is 174-94 (.649) in eight seasons as a head coach. Kentucky's John Calipari is in his fifth season as a head coach and has guided the Wildcats to a record of 144-34 (.809). Now in his 22nd season as a head coach, Calipari has a career record of 589-174 (.772).
Junior guard Levi Randolph is on quite a roll coming into the Kentucky game. Over his last three games, the Huntsville, Ala., native is averaging 23.3 points per game, while shooting 60.0 percent (21-of-35) from the floor and 56.3 percent (9-of-16) from beyond the arc.
Senior guard Trevor Releford (1,825 points) became the seventh player in the 101-year UA program history to record 1,800 points for his career. The last time the feat was accomplished came in 1993, when former great James "Hollywood" Robinson achieved the feat (1,813 points). Releford is 37 points away from moving fifth on the school's all-time scoring list, currently held by Jerry Harper (1,861 from 1953-56).
According to the latest ESPN.com's RPI rankings, Alabama has the No. 4 overall strength of schedule and the No. 8-ranked non-conference strength of schedule. Only Kansas (1), Wisconsin (2) and Minnesota (3) have played a tougher slate.
Over his last seven contests, Releford is averaging 21.1 ppg, while shooting 53.3 percent from the floor and 44.4 percent from beyond the arc. The SEC Player of the Year candidate has recorded double figures in 30 straight games and 40 of his last 41 games dating back to last season.
Alabama won for the second time in its last three games, capturing a 73-57 victory over rival Auburn on Saturday at Coleman Coliseum. Junior guard Levi Randolph led the Tide with a game-high 24 points, marking his second 20-point game over UA's last three contests. Senior guard Trevor Releford added 16 points and a season-best seven assists, while sophomore guard Retin Obasohan added 13 points off the bench.
Releford leads all Alabama scorers with an average of 18.8 points per game, which ranks fifth in the SEC. The SEC Player of the Year candidate ranks fourth in the SEC, shooting 50.4 percent (173-of-343) from the floor and is fifth in the league, shooting a team-best 39.9 percent (67-of-168) from beyond the arc. He also leads the SEC and ranks 21st nationally with 2.3 steals per game and leads the Tide with 3.1 assists per contest.
Obasohan (9.7 ppg) and Randolph (9.6 ppg) rank second and third on the team in scoring, respectively. Obasohan ranks second in the SEC and 55th nationally with 1.9 steals per game. He also ranks second on the Tide in blocks per game (1.1) and minutes per game (29.7). Randolph is second in the team in three-point field goal percentage (35.7 percent) and rebounding (3.8 rpg).
Freshman Shannon Hale, the SEC Freshman of the Week, has stepped up his game during SEC play, recording double digits in 10 of the Tide's 16 league contests. He is one of only two players (Trevor Releford) to have started all 16 SEC contests and ranks ninth among SEC freshmen in league games only in both scoring and rebounding average (11.4 ppg and 4.1 rpg). For the year, Hale is fourth on the team with an average of 8.5 points and is third in rebounds per game (3.6 rpg) and three-point field goal percentage (.342).
As a team this season, UA is shooting 44.5 percent from the floor and 33.7 percent from beyond the arc. The Tide outscoring the competition by 0.5 points a game (68.4-67.9). Alabama currently ranks second in the SEC and 25th nationally in three-point field goal percentage defense (30.4 percent). The Tide also ranks seventh in the SEC in free throw shooting (69.1 percent).
Saturday's game between Alabama and Auburn marked the 149th meeting on the hardwood, which is the fourth-most games UA has played against any one opponent. With the 73-57 win Crimson Tide owns a 90-59 edge in the series.
Head coach Anthony Grant has an all-time record of 7-3 when he has faced the Tigers, including a perfect 5-0 mark when playing Auburn in Tuscaloosa.
UA owns an all-time record of 39-7 when playing Auburn in Coleman Coliseum. The Tide is 46-8 when hosting the Tigers in Tuscaloosa.
Alabama has won seven of the last nine games played between the two teams, including five straight at home.
Trevor Releford scored 16 points, to go along with a season-best seven assists. It marked his 30th consecutive game in double figures dating back to last season. He has scored in double figures in 40 of the Tide's last 41 contests.
Releford's seven assists marked a season-high for the senior point guard. His career-high assist number is eight, which came during his sophomore season against Mississippi State on Feb. 2, 2011
Levi Randolph led the team in scoring against Auburn. It was also only the 12th game out of 29 that Releford did not lead the team in scoring.
Releford moved into sole possession of sixth place on the school's all-time scoring list with 1,825 points. He passed former standout James "Hollywood" Robinson (1,813 points).
Alabama shot 49.0 percent (24-of-49) from the floor, compared to 27.5 percent (19-of-69) for Auburn. The Tide improves to 12-5 this year when shooting better than its opponents (0-12 when shooting worse).
Alabama held Auburn to 21 points in the first half. It was the fewest points allowed in a half this season to any Crimson Tide opponent.
Jimmie Taylor finished the contest with a season-high tying four blocked shots, along with four points and four rebounds.
UA led 36-21 at halftime. The 15 point half-time lead is the second biggest of the season, with the largest coming all the way back in the first home game against Stillman when Alabama led 52-36 at halftime.
Alabama made six three-point field goals in the first half which ties a season-high. They also had six against Texas Tech and at UCLA.
Alabama's 10 three-pointers in the contest tied a season high for threes made in a game.
Tuesday night's game will mark the 140th meeting in series history between to two schools, which stands as UA's sixth-most common opponent in program lore. Kentucky owns a 102-37 edge in the all-time series, including wins in seven of the last nine meetings. It will be the first and only meeting during the regular season between the squads.
The Tide is 10-53 all-time against the Wildcats in Lexington and owns a 6-21 mark against UK in Rupp Arena.
Alabama has lost four-straight games when playing Kentucky in Lexington. The last time Alabama won at Rupp Arena came on Jan. 14, 2006 (won, 68-64).
Alabama has only won twice in the last 13 games played at Rupp Arena. In addition to the win in 2006 at the historic venue, the Tide also captured a 64-61 victory in Lexington on Jan. 26, 2002.
Head coach Anthony Grant will make his third appearance at Rupp Arena as the Alabama head coach (0-2). He owns a record of 2-4 when facing Kentucky.
The two teams have split the last four meetings with both Alabama victories coming at Coleman Coliseum.
The series began in 1923.
In a game that went back and forth throughout, the Alabama men's basketball team defeated Kentucky 59-55 on Jan. 22, 2013 in Coleman Coliseum.
Nick Jacobs had 14 points coming off the bench to go with five rebounds. Trevor Releford added 13 points, while Levi Randolph scored 11 points by going 4-8 from the field and 3-4 from the free throw line.
Trailing 33-24 at halftime, the Tide rebounded in the second half. Jacobs played a big part in Alabama's comeback, finishing the night with six straight field goals after getting his first three shots of the night blocked by Kentucky forward Nerlens Noel. Alabama's defense in the second half came up big again. Kentucky shot 48.3% (14-29) in the first half, and only 29.6% (8-27) in the second half.
The game tightened up in the second half, with eight ties and six lead changes. Alabama, which came away with 10 steals on the night and 11 points off turnovers. The Tide also broke Kentucky's streak of 53 straight wins when leading at the half.
Coach Anthony Grant's thoughts: "I'm just really proud of our guys' effort. There was great energy in the building, and there was a lot of emotion, and I thought our emotion got the best of us in the first half. A thing we talked about at halftime was calming down. I thought our defense was solid [in the second half], we set it in, we started to guard, we got stops, we got good effort from a lot of different guys on the defensive end, and we made enough plays from an offensive standpoint.
Alabama will play its final regular season contest when it hosts the Arkansas Razorbacks on Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m. CT on ESPN3.com.
It will mark the second meeting on the year between the Tide and Razorbacks. The teams first met on Feb. 5, 2014 in Fayetteville, Ark., with the Razorbacks snaring a 66-58 victory.
It will be Senior Day, as the Tide will recognize a pair of senior basketball players in guards Trevor Releford and walk-on Isiah Wilson.
Saturday's game will be the 57th meeting in series history, with the Razorbacks owning a slim 29-27 edge in the all-time series.
Alabama owns a record of 18-5 when playing Arkansas in Coleman Coliseum. The last time Arkansas defeated Alabama in Coleman Coliseum came on Jan. 27, 2007 when the Razorbacks captured a 63-57 victory.
UA head coach Anthony Grant owns a record of 5-3 when his teams have faced Arkansas, including a perfect 4-0 mark at Coleman Coliseum.
Forty-six of the 57 games played in the series have come as conference opponents.
Alabama was won five of the last seven games played between the two schools.
The Crimson Tide is 3-1 in overtime contests against Arkansas. All four overtime games have come within the last nine seasons.
The series began during 1947-48 campaign.
Alabama freshman forward Shannon Hale has been selected to the Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Week, league officials announced on Monday.
Hale became the first Crimson Tide player to earn the league's freshman of the week award since Trevor Releford earned the accolade on Feb. 7, 2011.
Hale, a 6-foot-8, 220-pound freshman forward from Johnson City, Tenn., earned the weekly honor after averaging 17 points and 6.5 rebounds a game in contests against Ole Miss and Auburn. For the week, Hale shot team-highs of 52.6 percent (10-of-19) from the floor, 66.7 percent (4-of-6) from beyond the arc and 90.9 percent (10-of-11) from the free throw line.
Against the Rebels, Hale scored a game-high 27 points and pulled down nine rebounds - both season highs. He also contributed seven points and four boards in the win over Auburn on Saturday night.
Releford's Season Point Total: Releford comes into the Kentucky game with 526 points on the season. That point total ranks 32nd in school history in single-season total points and is the most points scored in a season since Tony Mitchell scored 564 points during the 2010-11 season (which ranks tied for 16th most on the list).
Rebounding: In 12 of the last 13 games, Alabama has lost the battle of the boards. It is an important stat in determining the outcome of a game. When Alabama has outrebounded opponents this season, it owns a record of 8-1. However, the Tide is 4-15 when getting outrebounded.
Double-Figure Scoring Streak: Releford has reached double figures in 30 consecutive games dating back to last season. The last time the senior point guard failed to reach double figures in a game came on when he scored nine points in the NIT opening round victory over Northeastern on March 19, 2013. Furthermore, he has reached double digits in 40 of UA's last 41 contests.
Consecutive Road Losses: Coming into the road game at Kentucky on Tuesday night, Alabama has dropped 14 consecutive road contests overall (which includes neutral site games) and 11 straight in SEC play.
Junior guard Levi Randolph is on quite a roll coming into the Kentucky game. Over his last three games, the Huntsville, Ala., native is averaging 23.3 points per game, while shooting 60.0 percent (21-of-35) from the floor and 56.3 percent (9-of-16) from beyond the arc.
The streak began when Randolph had a career night vs. Missouri on Feb. 22, going for a career-high 33 points, while also establishing career-bests in field goals made (11) and attempted (15), three-pointers made (5) and attempted (7) and free throws made (6).
Against Auburn on Saturday, Randolph collected 24 points, which marked his third consecutive game in double figures.
Over the three-game stretch, Randolph has scored 70 points after scoring a total of 207 points through Alabama's first 26 games.
Randolph, who has played 98 games in his career, has scored 20 or more points in two of the Tide's last three contests after failing not to hit the 20-point mark in his first 95 games at Alabama.
Guard Trevor Releford has had a terrific senior season and has played even more impressively during league play. As a result, he is making a solid case for the SEC Player of the Year award.
Coming into the Kentucky contest, Releford has recorded double figures in 30 straight games and 40 of his last 41 games dating back to last season. He has 11 games of 20 or more points and has led the Tide in scoring 17 of its 29 contests this season.
Over his last seven contests, the SEC Player of the Year candidate is averaging 21.1 ppg, while shooting 53.3 percent from the floor and 44.4 percent from beyond the arc.
In conference play, Releford is the only player in the SEC to rank among the league leaders in scoring (19.0 ppg - 5th), steals (1st - 2.1 spg), field goal percentage (2nd - .490), free throw percentage (5th - .845), assists (8th - 3.6 apg) and three-point field goal percentage (9th - .378).


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45) A license agreement (the "Licence Agreement") has been executed between SRE and the Ministry of Infrastructure with respect to the ORC Land. The License Agreement provides the Applicant with the right to conduct due diligence activities on the ORC Land for the purposes of design and permitting of the Proposed Facility and with an option to enter into a wind option agreement and a solar option agreement (each an "ORC Option Agreemenf') to secure rights to for rights to develop the Wind Project and the Solar Project on the ORC Lands.
EB-2011-0063 Filed: 2011-02-28 Exhibit B Tab3 Schedule 1 Page 3 of? 46) The terms of the ORC Option Agreement are currently being negotiated between ORC and the SRE with respect to the ORC Land. It is intended that the ORC Option Agreement will provide the SRE with the rights to design and construct a portion of the Transmission Line and the Collector Substation on the ORC Land. The form of ORC Option Agreement will be filed with the Board as Exhibit B-3-4 as soon as it is finalized. Transmission Corridor Considerations 47) The Applicant will be using the Haldimand ROW for the purposes of -95% of the linear length of the Transmission Corridor. The Applicant took into account several design parameters and standards in locating and designing the Transmission Corridor. In particular, the following criteria were used to decide the width of the above-ground portion of the Transmission Corridor, which will be 10 meters: CAN/CSA-C22.3 NO. 1-06 and AEUC horizontal clearances and conductor swing under moderate wind pressure of 230Pa. 60 Hz flashover clearances and conductor swing under high wind. Switching surge flashover clearance and conductor swing under five year return wind.
The Lessee, without paying any additional consideration, shall be entitled to erect upon the Demised Lands such Works as it may deem necessary for the purpose of reconstructing, relocating and replacing its equipment, accessories and appurtenances thereto, within, upon or over the Demised Lands; provided, however, the Lessee will, as soon as practicable under the circumstances, take down, dismantle and remove all Works that are no longer required for its reconstructed, relocated or replaced equipment, accessories and appurtenances thereto and will fill up all holes caused by such removal and restore the surface of the Demised Lands as far as may be reasonable and possible.
Removal of Debris upon Completion of Construction
Upon completion of the initial construction of the Works, the Lessee shall level the Demised Lands unless otherwise agreed to by the Lessor, and shall remove all debris from the Demised Lands and restore the same to its fonner state except that the Works themselves shall not constitute debris and the Lessee shall not be required to remove same and restore the Demised Lands associated therewith for a total distance of two (2) metres from any part of the Works or transfonner boxes. 12. Accesii
The Lt:ssee shall not fence the Demised Lands or any portion thereof except in accordance with an agreement with the Lessor and the Lessor shall have free access to, and use of, the Demised Lands and the Lessee hereby grants to the Lessor a licence to use the Demised Lands, including the right to sub-licence the Demised Lands to a third party for agricultural purposes;
- 4provided, however, that such access and use in favour ofthe Lessor or any third party sub-licencee shall not, in any way, interfere with the Lessee in the exercise of any of the rights granted by this Ground Lease or any Works of the Lessee situate within, upon or over the Demised Lands. The Lessor shall not, without the Lessee's consent in writing, change or permit the existing configuration, grade or elevation of the Demised Lands to be changed or permit any excavation or opening whic:h may disturb the existing surface of the Demised Lands provided, however, the Lessor shall be permitted, pursuant to the licence or sub-licence referred to above, to conduct normal agricultural practices upon the Demised Lands without the consent of the Lessee. The Lessor covenants that it will not erect any building or structure on the Demised Lands. The Lessee may install gates in every fence now or constructed in the future across the Demised Lands, such gates to be of sufficient width to admit passage of the Lessor's agricultural vehicles. The Lessee shall, if reque:sted by the Lessor, furnish such gates with a lock. In addition to the Lessor's right to sub-licence the Demised Lands to a third party for agricultural purposes as set out in this Section 12, the Lessor shall also be permitted to lease the remainder of the Property to any third party for agricultural purposes provided that such lease and use in favour of the third party shall not, in any way, interfere with the Lessee in the exercise of any of the rights granted by this Ground Lease.
for all damages and injuries caused by or attributable to the operations of the Transferee. The Transferee shall also pay due compensation for any physical damages to the said Easement Lands resulting from the installation of any ekctric transmission or distribution facilities during the term of this Easement and Right-of-Way. Any gates, fences and tile drains interfered with by the Transferee shall be restored by the Transferee at its exptmse as closely as is reasonably practicable to the condition in which they existed immediately prior to such interference by the Transferee, and in the case of tile drains, such restoration shall be performed in accordance with good drainage practice. 8. As soon as it is reasonably practicable after the construction of the said electric transmission or distribution facilities, the Transferee shall remove all debris therefrom and in all respects restore the said Easement Lands to their former state so far as is practical, save and except for items in respect of which compensation is due under Clause 7 hereof. 9. The Transferor, shall have the right to fully use and enjoy the said Easement Lands, except as may be necessary for any of tli1e purposes hereby granted to the Transferee, provided that without the prior written consent of the Transeree, the Transferor shall not excavate, drill, install, erect or permit to be excavated, drilled, installed or erected in, on, over or through the said Easement Lands any pit, well, foundation, pavement, building or other structure or installation. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Transferee upon request shall consent to the Transferor erecting or repairing fences, constructing or repairing his tile drains and domestic sewer pipes, water pipes and utility pipes and constructing or repairing his lanes, roads, driveways, pathways, and walks across, on and in the said Easement Lands or any portion or portions thereof, provided that before commencing any of the work referred to in this Clause the Transferor shall: (a) give the Transfen:e at least ten ( 10) clear days notice in writing pointing out the work desired so as to enable the Transferet:: to have a representative inspect the site and/or be present at any time or times during the performance of the work, (b) follow the instructions of such representative as to the performance of such work without damage to the said electric transmission or distribution facilities, (c) exercise a high degree of care in carrying out any such work and, (d) perform any such work in such a manner so as not to endanger or damage the said electric transmission or distribution facilities. I 0. Notwithstanding any rule oflaw or equity, any electric transmission or distribution facilities constructed by the Transferee together with all works, appurtenances, attachments, apparatus, appliances, markers, fixtures and
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The facility must satisfy telemetry requirements as per Appendices 4.15 and 4.19 of the Market Rules. The determination of telemetry quantities and telemetry testing will be conducted during the IESO Facility Registration/Market entry process. Protection systems must satisfy requirements of the Transmission system code and specific requirements from the transmitter. New protection systems must be coordinated with existing protection systems. Protective relaying must be configured to ensure transmission equipment remains in service for voltages between 94% of minimum continuous and 105% of maximum continuous values as per Market Rules, Appendix 4.1. Although the SIA has found that a Special Protection Scheme (SPS) is not required for GREP project, provisions must be made in the design of the protections and controls at the facility to allow for the installation of Special Protection Scheme equipment. Should a future SPS be installed to improve the transfer capability in the area or to accommodate transmission reinforcement projects, GREP will be required to participate in the SPS system and to install the necessary protection and control facilities to affect the required actions. Protection systems within the generation facility must only trip appropriate equipment required to isolate the fault. After the facility begins commercial operation, if an improper trip of the 230 kV circuit N5M occurs due to events within the facility, the facility may be required to be disconnected from the IESO-controlled grid until the problem is resolved. The autoreclosure of the new 230kV breakers at GREP main transformers must be blocked. Upon its opening for a contingency, it must be closed only after the IESO approval is granted. The IESO will require reduction of power generation prior to the closure of breaker, followed by gradual increase of power to avoid a power surge. The generator must operate in voltage control mode. The generation facility shall regulate automatically voltage at a point whose impedance (based on rated apparent power and rated voltage) is not more than 13% from the highest voltage terminal based within 0.5% of any set point within 5% of rated voltage. If the AVR target voltage is a function of reactive output, the slope V /Qmax shall be adjustable to 0.5%. A disturbance monitoring device must be installed. The applicant is required to provide disturbance data to the IESO upon request. Mathematical models and data, including any controls that would be operational, must be provided to the IESO through the IESO Facility Registration/Market Entry process at least seven months before energization from the IESO-controlled grid. That includes both PSS/E and DSA software compatible mathematical models representing the new equipment for further IESO, NPCC and NERC analytical studies. The connection applicant may need to contact the software manufacturers directly, in order to have the models included in their packages. If the data or assumptions supplied for the registration of the facilities materially differ from those that were used for the assessment, then some of the analysis might need to be repeated. During the commissioning period, a set of IESO specified tests must be performed. The commissioning report must be submitted to the IESO within 30 days of the conclusion of commissioning. Field test results should be verifiable using the PSS/E models used for this SIA.
affect the required actions.
6.4 Reactive Power Compensation
Market Rules (MR) require that generators inject or withdraw reactive power continuously (i.e. dynamically) at a connection point up to 33% of its rated active power at all levels of active power output except where a lesser continually available capability is permitted by the IESO. A generating unit with a power factor range of 0.90 lagging and 0.95 leading at rated active power connected via a main output transformer with an impedance not greater than 13% based on generator rated apparent power provides the required range of dynamic power at the connection point. Typically, the impedance between the WTG and the connection point is larger than 13%. However, provided the WTG has the capability to provide a reactive power range of 0.90 lagging power factor and 0.95 leading power factor at rated active power, the IESO accepts the WF to compensate for the full reactive power requirement range at the connection point with switchable shunt admittances (e.g. capacitors and reactors). Where the WTG technology has no capability to supply the full dynamic reactive power range at its terminal, the shortfall has to be compensated with dynamic reactive power devices (e.g. SVC). This section of the SIA indicates how the WF can meet the MR requirements regarding reactive power capability, but the connection applicant is free to deploy any other solutions which result in compliance with the MR. It is the connection applicants responsibility to ensure that the WF has the capability to meet the MR requirement at the connection point and be able to confirm this capability during the commission tests.
6.4.1 Dynamic Reactive Power Compensation
The following summarizes the IESO required level of dynamic reactive power and the available capability of SWT-2.3 from Siemens document Reactive Power Capability (Document PG-R3-30-0000-0113-05). Active Power IESO Required SWT-2.3 Capability 1.0 pu 1.0 pu Reactive Power Capability/Turbine Qgen = 2.22 tan[cos-1(0.9)] = 1.08 Mvar Qabs = 2.22 tan[cos-1(0.95)] = 0.72 Mvar Qgen = 2.3 tan[cos-1(0.9)] = 1.11 Mvar Qabs = 2.3 tan[cos-1(0.9)] = 1.11 Mvar
The SWT-2.3 generators can deliver the IESO required dynamic reactive power to the generator terminal at rated power and at rated voltage. Thus, the IESO has determined that there is no need to install any additional dynamic reactive power compensation device. The following table summarizes the IESOs adequate level of reactive power from each generator and the available capability of SMA 500HE-US wind turbine generators, at rated terminal voltage and rated power.
Element N580M N581M M585M V586M M572T M573T M570V M571V N1M N2M N5M N6M Q23BM Q25BM M27B M28B T36B T37B T38B T39B R14T R17T R19TH R21TH
Monitored Element From NANTICOKE_TS500 NANTICOKE_TS500 MIDDLEPT8185500 MIDDLEPT8185500 MILTON_SS 500 MILTON_SS 500 MILTON_SS 500 MILTON_SS 500 NANTICOKE_TS220 NANTICOKE_TS220 NANTICOKE_TS220 NANTICOKE_TS220 MIDDLEPT_DK2220 MIDDLEPT_DK2220 MIDDLEPT_DK1220 MIDDLEPT_DK1220 BURLINGTON 220 BURLINGTON 220 BURLINGTON 220 BURLINGTON 220 TRAFALGAR_TS220 TRAFALGAR_TS220 TRAFALGAR_TS220 TRAFALGAR_TS220 To MIDDLEPT 500 MIDDLEPT 500 MILTON_SS 500 CLAIREVILLE 500 TRAFALG_M 500 TRAFALG_M 500 CLAIREVILLE 500 CLAIREVILLE 500 MIDDLEPT_DKMIDDLEPT_DKMIDDLEPT_DKMIDDLEPT_DKBURLINGTON 220 BURLINGTON 220 BURLINGTON 220 BURLINGTON 220 TRAFALGAR_TS 220 TRAFALGAR_TS 220 TRAFALGAR_TS 220 TRAFALGAR_TS 220 RICHVIEW_AHRICHVIEW_AHRICHVIEW_AHRICHVIEW_AH2 220
% of Long Term Emergency Rating
As shown, all post-contingency flows were found to be within the Long Term Emergency ratings. However, it should be noted that circuits Q23BM/Q25BM, R14T/R17T and R19TH/R21TH would be approaching LTE ratings when their companion circuit is out of service. Appendix B shows the diagrams for thermal study simulations. It should be noted that the concerns on the pre-contingency and post-contingency flow existed before GREPs connection to the IESO-Controlled grid. GREP will make the situation slightly worse but the flows are still below ratings.
Voltage Analysis
The assessment of the voltage performance in the Nanticoke area was done in accordance with the IESOs Ontario Resource and Transmission Assessment Criteria. The criteria states that with all facilities in
service pre-contingency, 230 kV, 115 kV, 44-13.8kV system voltage declines following a contingency shall be limited to 10% before and after transformer tap changer action, and absolute maximums and minimums of 250-207kV, 127-108kV and 112%-88% of nominal, respectively. The 44-13.8kV system voltages are further limited to 5% voltage decline after tap changer action. The voltage decline studies were performed with the GREP facility connected to the circuit N5M. A constant MVA load model was used in both immediate post-contingency state and in post-ULTC state. Generally GREP will help system voltage performance. The worst case due to the addition of GREP is loss of GREP with full output and one unit at Nanticoke GS is out of service. The study results for this case are summarized in the following table. Pre-Cont Voltage (kV) 246.5 246.9 246.7 248.0 246.6 245.0 Loss of GREP Pre-ULTC Post-ULTC kV % kV % 245.4 -0.4 245.3 -0.5 245.9 -0.4 245.8 -0.4 245.7 -0.4 245.6 -0.4 245.7 -0.4 245.6 -0.4 244.2 -0.3 244.0 -0.4
Monitored Busses Nanticoke 230 Summerhaven 230 Port Dover 230 GREP 230 Middleport 230 Burlington 230
The study results indicate that both declines of pre-ULTC and post-ULTC values are within the IESOs criteria of 10%. In conclusion, addition of the GREP project does not result in material adverse impact on the voltage performance of the IESO-controlled grid.
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Appendix D Protection Impact Assessment
Hydro One Networks Inc. 483 Bay Street Toronto, Ontario M5G 2P5
Protection Impact Assessment Samsung Grand Renewable Energy Park 140 MW Wind + 100 MW Solar Project
Date: Mar 08, 2011 P&C Planning Group Project # PCT-116-PIA
Prepared by: Hydro One Networks Inc.
Disclaimer This Protection Impact Assessment has been prepared solely for the IESO for the purpose of assisting the IESO in preparing the System Impact Assessment for the proposed connection of the proposed generation facility to the IESOcontrolled grid. This report has not been prepared for any other purpose and should not be used or relied upon by any person, including the connection applicant, for any other purpose. This Protection Impact Assessment was prepared based on information provided to the IESO and Hydro One by the connection applicant in the application to request a connection assessment at the time the assessment was carried out. It is intended to highlight significant impacts, if any, to affected transmission protections early in the project development process. The results of this Protection Impact Assessment are also subject to change to accommodate the requirements of the IESO and other regulatory or legal requirements. In addition, further issues or concerns may be identified by Hydro One during the detailed design phase that may require changes to equipment characteristics and/or configuration to ensure compliance with the Transmission System Code legal requirements, and any applicable reliability standards, or to accommodate any changes to the IESO-controlled grid that may have occurred in the meantime. Hydro One shall not be liable to any third party, including the connection applicant, which uses the results of the Protection Impact Assessment under any circumstances, whether any of the said liability, loss or damages arises in contract, tort or otherwise.
DESCRifiTIOl~ OF: POT;ENTIAt>ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS..3.1
List of Tables
Table Table Table Table Table Table
1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 2.1 2.2
Project Description Report Contents... 1.1 Key Provincial Permits and Authorizations.. 1.3 Key Municipal Permits and Authorizations.. 1.3 Key Federal Permits and Authorizations... 1.4 Project Schedule Overview... 2.2 Key Project Activities....2.3
List of Appendic:es
Appendix A Project Location and Study Area Appendix B Turbine Specifications Appendix C Environmental Features ScreeninQ,Cbecklisr.
This document provides a preliminary description of the proposed Grand Renewable Energy Park (the Project). This Project Description Report has been written in accordance with Ontario Regulation 359/09 (Hanewable Energy Approvals under Part V.0.1 of the Act) under the Environmental Protection Act. The information provided herein, and its location within the document is as follows:
Table 1.1 Content Project Description Report Contents
Location within Project Description Report
1. Any energy sources to be used to generate electricity at Section 2. the renewable energy generation facility. 2. The facilities, equipment Clr technology that will be used Section 2.2 \ to convert the renewable energy source or any other energy, . ,: source to electricity. \ \\ 3. If applicable, the class of the renewable energy \. Section2.3.,, \ --,., generation facility. \ /'''~'""" '.\ 4. The activities that will be Em gaged ip~ aspart of the,, \ Se~tiq!l/2.4 renewable energy project.~. . :> '$ection 2:5 5. The name plate capacity of the renewabt~ energy ". generation facility. 6. The ownershiP.pffhe land on whi9hth.e projeQt loQation ' section 2.6 \.,, is to be situated" \ 7. Any negative environln,ental eeyects that may result from'/ Section 3.0 and Appendix C engaging in the project. '. \. \ \.: 8. An unbound, well marked,'l(lgibl~ and r~prodlici61e map Appendix A that is an appropriate size to fit bn 215 l(iillimetre by 280 millimetre page, showing th!3 project l9cation and the land within 300 metres of the projHct location.
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EB-2011-0063 Filed: 2011-02-28 Exhibit B Tab 8 Schedule 3 Pages:
EB-2011-0063 Updated: 2011-04-13 Exhibit B Tab 8 Schedule 4 Pages: 36
GrandRenewableEnergyPark InterimAboriginalCommunityEngagementSummaryTable
ThisInterimSummaryisintendedtoprovideinformationregardingpreliminaryAboriginalEngagementactivitiesduringtheREAprocessforthe GrandRenewableEnergyProject(theProject).AttheconclusionoftheREAprocess,aConsultationReportwillbepreparedaccordingtothe requirementsofO.Reg.359/09andsubmittedaspartoftheREAapplicationtotheMinistryoftheEnvironment.TheConsultationReportwill detailthemethodsandresultsofallREArelatedconsultationactivitiesfortheProject. TheApplicant,eitherindependentoforviaitsconsultantStantec,hasengagedwiththefollowingcommunitiesandintendstocontinue engagingthesecommunitiesthroughouttheProjectsREAprocess,permittingandconstructionphases: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. SixNationsoftheGrandRiverElectedCouncil SixNationsoftheGrandRiverHaudenosauneeConfederacyCouncil MississaugasoftheNewCreditFirstNation MtisNationofOntario OneidaNationoftheThames WahtaMohawks MohawksoftheBayofQuinte MohawksofAkwesasne
ThefirstfourcommunitieswereidentifiedashavingpotentialinterestintheProjectattheoutsetoftheREAprocessinspring2010,andhave thereforebeenengagedsincetheonsetoftheearlystagesofProjectdevelopment.InFall2010,theMinistryoftheEnvironmentprovidedthe ApplicantwiththeAboriginalCommunitiesListasrequiredbyO.Reg.359/09.TheAboriginalCommunitiesListidentifiedanadditionalfour communitiesthatmustbeconsultedregardingtheProject;thesecommunitieshavebeenengagedintheProjectsinceFall2010. EngagementwiththeAboriginalcommunitieshasincludedtelephoneconversations,letters,andmeetings.Allcommunitieshavebeenprovided, orwillbeprovidedduringtheREAprocess,withkeynotificationandconsultationmaterialregardingtheProject,whichhasincludedtodate: NoticetoEngageinaRenewableEnergyProjectandNoticeofPublicOpenHouse DraftProjectDescriptionReport(2versions)
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Development and site alteratiOn may be possible wUtfn setback area: additional report required. No turbine. solar panel or transformer located wltllln a permaneo: 11r Intermittent stream or within 30 m of Ule average annual tugl! water mark.
Development ano site alterabcn may be possible witllin setback area. aodltiooal repart re<~ulred No turbine. solar panel or translonner located witllm 30 m of a
seepage area
Renewable Energy Approval Process - Required Reports
The following reports will be prepared and submitted as part of the REA application: Project Description Report (a Draft is already posted on the project website) Construction Plan Report Design and Operations Report {includes Environmental Noise Impact Assessment for the wind and substation component of the Project) Natural Heritage Assessment Environmental Impact Study (if necessary) Consultation Report Archaeological and Heritage Report Water Report Noise Study Report (solar component only) Wind Turbine Specifications Report Decommissioning Plan Report
All reports, with the exception of the Consultation Report, will be made available in draft form for public review and comment at least 60 days prior to the Final Public Open House planned for late 2010. Notification of the release of the draft reports will be provided.
Renewable Energy Approval Process -Additional Technical Studies
Environmental studies are being completed to fully understand the local environment and will be utilized in the development of the Project design. The technical studies will include, but may not be limited to, in-depth analysis of the following features: Wildlife and wildlife habitat including Species at Risk and Significant Wildlife Habitat Bird breeding, wintering and migration Waterbodies and aquatic resources Woodlands, vegetation and other significa nt natural features Wetlands and Areas of Natural and Scientific Interest Archaeological and heritage resources Land use and socio-economic features
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Entrance Permit Transpor1ati0n Plan Addi6onal Plans re1a1ed to general ~ngineenng (e.g. siltation control, lot gradmg plan of service~. etc,), water, wastewater. storm water, transportation, and geotechnical
Project Schedule Overview
Initiate Public REA Process - June 2010 Perform REA Technical Studies - Ongoing through to December 2010 Public Open House # 1 -July 8, 2010 Draft REA Reports to Public - October Public Open House #2- December 2010 REA Approval -April Start of Construction- AprilCommercial Operation Date (COO)- December 2012 to March 2013 Repowering/Decommissioning - 2037 (approximatel y 25 years after COD)
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Community Benefits
During its lifespan, the Project is estimated to create hundreds of direct construction jobs and dozens of permanent operations and maintenance jobs. Tax payments to Haldimand County estimated to be more than $10 million. A sustainable income for participating members of the Project from the local community. No emissions of greenhouse gases or air pollutants from operation of the project. Displaces the need for new projects that generate greenhouse gas emissions. Assist in Ontario's goal to create over 50,000 "green collar" jobs. Provide a new supply of safe, clean and reliable electricity.
Interesting Fact: Solar energy, with 48% annual growth, is the fastest growing energy source. In fact, the demand is growing so fast that there is a world shortage of solar panels.
Job Creation
Over the five years, the Alternative Energy Cluster project is estimated to generate approximately 16,000 jobs in the local community and throughout Ontario (rougHly half in manufacturing , the other hair in service industries). Samsung C& T will encourage suppliers to locate near the clusters with the aim of surpassing this number. Samsung C&T will continue to encourage and provide opportunities to qualified suppliers to set up facilities in Ontario. Working together with the provincial government, Samsung and its partners will work diligently to bring manufacturing facilities to Ontario, and the establishment of a strong supply chain in Ontario will ensure the successful growth of renewable energy industry. Currently Samsung and its partners are working tirelessly on facilitating the establishment of a blade factory, tower factory, inverter factory, and solar factory.
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Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan has by far experimented with varied roles and now he has given a nod for Resul Pookutty's next. Big B will be seen playing a Pakistani national in his next.
Though Resul has been mum about the details of Amitabh Bachchan's role, the director revealed that the film will have a realistic take on Indo-Pak relationships. Resul has also roped in Kamlesh Pandey to rework on the script.
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Housing 'safety net' needed
Thursday 06 October 2011
Charities fear proposed changes to housing benefit could lead to a postcode lottery
Since July, the Department for Work and Pensions has been seeking views on its plans to change housing benefit for people living in supported housing.
Currently, rules around exempt accommodation mean that people with high support needs receive a higher level of housing benefit. This is used, for example, to pay for any special adaptations or to enable people to live close to their support networks.
Around 170,000 people depend on this system, including 40,000 people with a learning disability.
The consultation, which closes on 10 October, includes a proposal to replace the exempt accommodation rules with a locally managed housing fund.
Instead of receiving a higher level of housing benefit, those with additional housing needs will have to request extra funding from their local authority.
Today (6 October), 37 charities and housing organisations have come together to warn that the proposed changes could lead to a postcode lottery.
The group, which includes Mencap, the National Autistic Society, Scope and Golden Lane Housing, has outlined five principles that should be at the heart of supported housing:
- choice and control for disabled people
- entitlementand a right to higher housing benefit
- meeting the real cost of providing property for vulnerable people
- equality and the right to independent living
- protection of current tenants.
Mencap has welcomed the consultation's aim of simplifying the system and making it easier to understand and administer.
However, David Congdon, Mencap's head of campaigns and policy, warned: "Mencap is concerned that the government's proposals will lead to fewer people who rely on this safety net for their independence being able to access such housing, due to restrictions on funding. This will mean that individuals will either be moved back into institutions miles away from their friends and families, or that families will be the ones picking up the pieces."
Find out more about the consultation and read the statement of principles
single parent carer for two disabled children who need a bungalow rent for bungalow £750 local area allowance £512 we are in the position at the moment that we cant afford a motability car as the boys paying their own rent
any moves to curb where people can live is unfair and doesn't take into account someone's human needs.l'm not entitled to housing benefit so l'm forced to live with my parents(like l have done for the past 35 years) . Also society can't keep on saying that disabled people are becoming more independent when they are taking away the mechanisms which allows this to happen in the first place. It particularily unfair to families who for many people, is their only safety net .
Do you have house or a place for me in Kettering, Northamptonshire torthamptonshire so l will be a lot happy in one of your Mencap Safe Housing or place for me in Kettering, Northamptonshire for me today and to be a lot happy and to have a better good new happy life and social life for me in one of Mencap Housing and place for me today now in Kettering, Northamptonshire for me today now & l will like a house or place for me in Kettering, Northamptonshire in one of your Mencap Housing or place for me today now and with Mencap today now & Please can l have a house or a place for me with Mencap Housing in one of your house or place with Mencap for me in Kettering, Northamptonshire for me today now. Thank you Mencap Housing Team now.
Do you have some Safe Housing for me in Kettering, Northamptonshire for me today now & Please you get back to me today now. Thank you Mencap Housing Team.
l will like to be come a Member of the Northamptonshire Keep Safe Groups for People with a Learning Disabilities & Disabled People & Other Disabilities People in Northamptonshire for me today now
& How can l be come a Member of the Northamptonshire Keep Groups for People with a Learning Disabilities & Disabled People & Other Disabilities People in Northamptonshire for me today now
Thank you Mencap.
Hi there,
I work on the digital team at Mencap. You can contact the Learning Disability Partnership Board here: http://www.northantsldpb.org.uk/form.aspx?page=17054
If you'd like to get in touch with Northampton Mencap, you can email Muriel on firstname.lastname@example.com or find out more here: http://www.mencap.org.uk/local-groups/group/northampton-mencap
You can also contact Mencap Direct free for more information on 0808 808 1111 or at email@example.com
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Bob Gershberg, a corporate recruiter in St. Petersburg, Fla., told the Associated Press that older workers face an added hurdle while looking for a new job.
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There was a positive silver lining in the poll. Once older workers found work, they were far more likely to report benefits related to their age. Sixty percent said colleagues came to them for advice and 42 percent said they received more respect in the company.
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