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Mysore, Dec 6 (UNI) The city-based Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI) has developed a process for making shelf-stable chapatis.
The chapatis made using a machine, developed earlier by the Institute, can cater to large requirements of chapatis in a short span of time.
As part of this technology package, an automated chapati making unit that makes 1,500 chapatis per hour has been released for production.
The shelf-stable chapatis has a life span of 12 days and can be marketed through bakeries, groceries and departmental stores. It is a convenient, ready-to-serve product and could be consumed after heating in a microwave oven or on a tawa at low temperature, a CFTRI release here said today.
Chapatis, a high moisture product, contained 25-35 per cent water content. Chapati stales like bread and cake and becomes hard and brittle on storage, making it unfit for consumption. The new technique will help preserve chapatis for a longer period, it said.


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Loved the cruise, but there are improvements that could be made.
Sail Date: April 19, 2015
Reviewed: 2 years ago
Traveled As: Family (older children)
Room Type: Inside
Royal Caribbean is fabulous. We had a great time.
Just going to point out a couple issues we had that never happened before.
Our room steward was lazy. Did not pick up used glasses for days. Asked for ice to be in our room daily. We had to remind he every day. We left remote to TV on the floor near the sliders to our balcony. It was still there on the floor after he "cleaned" the room.
Entertainment was disappointing. The Once Upon A Time musical, made no sense and people, including us were leaving. Another night it was a violinist. Yup, a guy playing the violin. Not the kind of entertainment we want to see on a cruise. Maybe in one of the lounges it would be okay.
None of these detracted from the fun we had, it was just a little disappointing and unusual for Royal Caribbean.
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|Nice Ship. Good size ship but it plays small. Easy to get everywhere. Promenade is great.
|Food and Dining
|Buffet was good. Main Dining Room was fine except they missed on the temperature of our steaks many times. The specialty restaurant food was outstanding.
|Service and Staff
|Juliette Rowe, she check us in at the terminal and was a bright smiling face and full of information. Got us off on the right foot. That is the kind of person you want to meet just before getting on the ship. Our Waiter Collins and his assistant Werner in the main dining room were great. Also, Mimi in Giovanni's made our time there fun. Lots of energy and fun. The only thing that stops this from being Great, is our room steward. Rueben Mason.
|Violinist as a headliner? Not on a cruise. The Once Upon a Time musical was, well, weird. We left both of these shows. We expected more.
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|Dunns River Falls and Pearly Beach in Jamaica. Stingray City on a Catamaran in the Caymans and Ziplining in Labadee were all fantastic.
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|Worthwhile spending some time here before or after the cruise.
|George Town, Grand Cayman
|Stingray City on the catamaran was great.
|Falmouth, Jamaica
|Excursion was great to Dunns River Falls and Pearly Beach. I give a lower grade just because the island is poor and there is a lot of security and gates, which indicates crime, which makes us nervous.
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EXCLUSIVE: Dexter and Limitless actress Jennifer Carpenter has been cast in the indie film Brawl in Cell Block 99 opposite Vince Vaughn. Written and directed by S. Craig Zahler (Bone Tomahawk), the story follows Bradley, a former boxer who loses his job as an auto mechanic as his troubled marriage is about to end. Feeling that he has no better option than to work for an old buddy as a drug courier, he enters into that line of work. That improves his situation until he finds himself in a gunfight between a group of police officers and his own ruthless allies. Bradley is badly hurt and thrown in prison, where his enemies force him to commit acts of violence that turn the place into a savage battleground.
Dallas Sonnier and Jack Heller will produce for Caliber Media. XYZ Films will executive produce. The picture will begin shooting next month on Staten Island.
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Their love is limitless! Actress Jennifer Carpenter and rocker Seth Avett quietly tied the knot over Memorial Day weekend, their reps exclusively confirm in the latest issue of Us Weekly. The North Carolina ceremony was "small and private," says a source close to the parents of 1-year-old son Isaac. "They're incredibly happy to be married."
The Limitless star, 36, and the Avett Brothers frontman, 35, first met at a concert in 2009 and shared a long friendship before things turned romantic. (Carpenter was previously married to her former Dexter costar Michael C. Hall from 2008 to 2011, and Avett was married to Susan Avett from 2008 to 2013.)
In June 2013, after Avett split from his wife, Us exclusively confirmed that the actress and musician had started dating. The couple announced their engagement — and that they were expecting their first child together — in February last year. "They have a similar sense of humor," adds a pal. "They're a good match."
The insider also notes that Carpenter "loves music and has always been a big supporter of the band." While they kept the wedding under wraps, Avett hinted at the happy occasion onstage. At a June 3 concert in Baltimore, an onlooker said "Seth flashed his ring to the crowd!"
Recent photos on the Avett Brothers Instagram page also show the musician wearing a wedding band.
Showrunner Craig Sweeney noted that the reboot of the feature film will "not continue on any platform." It's official: CBS' Limitless will not live on to see a second season.
Days after CBS president Glenn Geller told reporters that producers were trying to find a home for the second season of the feature film reboot, showrunner Craig Sweney took to Twitter to announce the fate of his series.
"I'm truly sad to report that #Limitless will not continue on any platform. Thanks so much to everyone who watched," he wrote.
Sources say producers CBS Television Studios had taken Limitless to Amazon and Netflix, with both streaming services now opting to pass on picking up the series for a second season.
The freshman drama averaged a 2.4 rating among adults 18-49 with impressive DVR numbers factored in, but its live-plus-same-day stats (1.4) placed it well behind that of Tuesday night counterparts NCIS (2.2) and NCIS: New Orleans (1.8). With all three NCIS shows returning as well as cop dramas Training Day and MacGyver, CBS has opted to see if it can improve on Limitless' performance.
The news comes as the Jake McDormand and Jennifer Carpenter starrer had a fair amount of critical support. The Hollywood Reporter's TV critic Daniel Fienberg called it one of TV's most "creative procedurals."
Overall, CBS' 2015-16 freshman class finishes 3 for 7, with the network also cancelling Rush Hour and comedy Angel From Hell while renewing Life in Pieces, Code Black and Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders. Supergirl was canceled but will move to The CW for season two.
The procedural based on the movie is more than likely done at CBS.
Sometimes IP just isn't enough.
Fresh off cancelling Rush Hour, CBS appears poised to drop fellow film-to-TV reboot Limitless, with executives telling press during its pre-upfront breakfast that the procedural is being shopped elsewhere by producers CBS Television Studios.
"Right now we're in discussions with other potential buyers so I'd rather not comment on that at the moment," CBS president Glenn Geller told reporters, declining to say the series has officially been canceled.
The decision to likely drop Limitless comes after CBS Corp. CEO Les Moonves was bullish about nearly all of the network's first-year shows back in March. But enlisting Bradley Cooper, who starred in the 2011 film on which the show was based, as an executive producer and recurring guest star didn't provide the fireworks the network was no doubt banking on for a blockbuster film star and three-time Oscar nominee.
The drama averaged a 2.4 rating among adults 18-49 with impressive DVR numbers factored in, but it's live-plus-same-day stats (1.4) placed it well behind that of Tuesday night counterparts NCIS (2.2) and NCIS: New Orleans (1.8). With all three NCIS shows returning as well as cop dramas in Training Day and MacGyver, CBS has opted to gamble to see if it can improve on Limitless' performance.
While the Jake McDormand and Jennifer Carpenter starrer likely won't be back on CBS, the series did receive a fair amount of critical support. THR's TV critic Daniel Fienberg called it one of TV's most "creative procedurals."
Overall, CBS' freshman class finishes at 3-for-7, with the network also cancelling comedy Angel From Hell and renewing Life in Pieces, Code Black and Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders with Supergirl canceled and moving to The CW for season two.


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THE country is expected to see an increase in local travellers by the year-end, Abacus Brunei said yesterday, strongly indicating that Bruneians are undeterred by the recent aviation tragedies that have swayed global confidence.
"The expectation for this year's outbound travellers is 15 per cent more compared to last year," Abacus Brunei Manager for Sales and Marketing Abd Halim bin Hj Abd Rahman said in an interview.
"The (airline) tragedies haven't affected the market and instead we have seen a rise in the number of travellers who book using Abacus' services," he explained.
"Travelling is an activity that many people want to do unlike before when only those with enough luxury can opt to travel. Now with cheaper fares, almost everyone can afford to do so," he said, adding that with regulators imposing limits on credit spending, "people are now able to save more and thereby providing them with more disposable income."
Over the past few years, he said, bookings through Abacus Brunei have steadily increased with Chairman of Abacus Brunei, Dermot Mannion, also expressing confidence that travel growth will be positive.
For those looking for better deals to fly off within the coming months, the 11th Abacus Holiday Travel Fair is held until today at The Centrepoint Hotel in Gadong with 250,000 seats to dozens of destinations up for grabs at heavily discounted prices.
During the fair's official launch, Dermot Mannion praised the event as one which is "an excellent platform for the travel industry to create ample opportunities for our travel agents and suppliers".
"We are looking forward to see travellers taking this advantage to make their advance purchases for the next six months in order to get good deals offered by our partners and win attractive prizes," he said. The offers include free air tickets and other merchandise.
Seven Abacus Brunei-based travel agents are made accessible during the fair will also help connect potential travellers to more than 40 Abacus terminals worldwide and thus making it more convenient for those looking to travel abroad.
Also taking part are airlines, national tourist offices as well as hotel agents, all of which are promoting and showcasing their products and services.
"The fair aims to stimulate demand at both ends of the spectrum, providing travellers with the convenience of shopping for a wide range of great travel deals under a single roof," said Abacus Brunei in a press release.


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This morning I went to the funeral of little Christopher he was only four years old. Maybe you heard about him on the radio or saw his story on the news. Christopher was beaten and that resulted in his death. How can a four year old boy be a threat? Maybe those are some of the reasons. As I thought on this the Lord gave me an answer yes this boy was a threat, a threat to the kingdom of darkness at his tender age the enemy saw that light that dwelt in this little boy. That is why the enemy hated him. But he's fine now hes's with the Lord! God took him home on his birthday. My girl was his favorite song...enjoy.


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Myths about cloth nappies..
If you have used cloth or thinking about cloth this question is asked a lot. Does cloth diapers delay development of movement and walking? Well the short answer is: No. Cloth diapers do not delay development in mobility.
What does delay development is our culture, our practices and our perception of what is normal versus what should be normal. For example, in some African and Caribbean cultures, caregivers use special handling and exercise routines to facilitate the onset of sitting and walking—propping infants into sitting postures, practicing upright stepping, stretching infants' limbs, and suspending infants by ankles or wrists (Bril & Sabatier, 1986; Hopkins & Westra, 1988; Rabain-Jamin & Wornham, 1993). Now the key here is that there is a conscious effort to exercise and "teach" the infants movement, posture and activity.
Historical changes in handling practices within a culture show similar effects. Within a decade, the "Back to Sleep" campaign instituted by the American Academy of Pediatrics reversed the long-time practice of putting infants to sleep on their bellies to putting infants to sleep on their backs (Willinger, Ko, Hoffman, Kessler, & Corwin, 2000). Although successful in reducing the incidence of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, the change in handling practices had the unintended effect of delaying prone skills such as crawling and rolling (Davis, Moon, Sachs, & Ottolini, 1998). A follow-up "Tummy Time" campaign urged mothers to compensate for the lost prone experience by giving infants playtime on their stomachs. Subsequent research demonstrated a dose-response relation between awake time in a prone position and the onset age of prone skills (Majnemer & Barr, 2005).
Toileting practices can also have dramatic effects on motor development. In parts of Northern China where water is scarce, caregivers lay infants on their backs inside bags filled with fine sand for most of each day. The sandbags effectively absorb waste and keep infants clean, but severely restrict infants' movements and lead to substantial delays in sitting and walking compared to children from comparable areas who were not sandbagged (Mei, 1994; Xie & Young, 1999). Here we ask whether a less dramatic solution to toileting—wearing diapers—might also affect infant motor development. Specifically, we asked whether diapers affect the proficiency of early walking. Because diapers introduce bulk between the legs and may constrain infants' leg movements, diapers may exacerbate infants' already immature gait.
And I'm still not even convinced that walking sooner is necessarily a better thing, and something parents should worry about. In the grand scheme of things, does it really matter whether a toddler starts walking at 12 months instead of 14 months? Added to that, if you know a child is toilet trained faster in cloth, think of all the time and practise that child will have compared to their disposable wearing counterpart playing out side, exploring, and not wearing a diaper at all. This is confirmed by every study that the gait and movement is more consistent and less falling occurs with a NON diaper wearing child compared to a child wearing a diaper being either disposables or cloth.
Final thoughts..
Given what we know about disposable diapers as an educated society that has a choice on what they want to do and the resources to do it, the evidence based choice is clear again. Use cloth diapers for the health and environment concerns. Spend a little more time teaching your child movements, positions like sitting and let them go diaper free everyday. This is the quickest way to help your child learn to sit, crawl and walk in whatever diaper you choose. In the end it will be a choice. A choice of plastic or a choice of cloth. The facts are clear and history has demonstrated that Cloth bulk does not alter mobility development. It is of note though that still today if a child has any form of hip dysplasia that double diapering will be ordered. This is to maintain better alignment of the hip and leg in the early stages of growth. Since there are no date by date guidelines and milestones to say that a baby must be touching their toes or walking at this specific date, the debate about diaper size and development is really a personal one. If weighed in with all the information, benefits and facts about both diaper methods, it is a parental choice of what they want to use that fits their life styles and the health of their new baby.


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Jane Lynch tired of tracksuits
Actress Jane Lynch enjoys being able to wear her own pyjama bottoms on her new show Angel from Hell.
Jane Lynch was sick of wearing tracksuits by the time Glee ended.
The 55-year-old actress played cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester in the hit show during its nearly six-year run. She quickly became synonymous with a sporty style, something which Jane was happy to leave behind when production ended.
"Not really - I got kind of sick of them," she grinned to o.canada.com when asked if she misses Sue's relaxed attire. "But the great thing was that I knew they would fit, I knew they'd look good and there were no mysteries about what I was going to wear."
Jane can currently be seen in TV series Angel from Hell playing Amy, a woman who believes herself to be sent from God. But she doesn't wear a typical angel costume, with the star explaining her outfit follows the same approach taken in Glee.
"I'm doing kind of the same thing in Angel from Hell," Jane added. "I have one outfit, which is kind of nice. I put it together with our wardrobe designer - it's this army jacket that has the sleeves cut off and a T-shirt and my own pyjama bottoms."
Away from the camera, Jane prefers a more fashionable aesthetic. In a previous interview with O Magazine the blonde star explained how she dresses to suit her figure.
"Darts are always too high, and the knee is never where it's supposed to be," she explained. "If I find something that fits, it's usually a designer's mistake, and I can never get it again."
And when it comes to footwear, you won't see Jane rocking high-heeled stilettos: "I know this sounds so lesbian," the openly gay star added, "but I like a sturdy heel."
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Christina Levin describes Touring Taste of Dance Salad Festival 2013 as "nine hours of festival footage edited down to a one-hour-long screening." "Even in that [short amount of] time, the feeling of the Dance Salad Festival really comes through very strongly and the movie becomes a work of art that stands on its own," Levin, who is Dance Salad Festival director Nancy Henderek's assistant, adds. "Some in the audience have seen Dance Salad Festival and are coming to revisit the pieces from the live performances, and some in the audience have never been to the festival and are coming to explore what Dance Salad Festival is." As in previous years, the screening is set for the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. MFA's Margaret Mims is happy the festival is returning this year. "We have long felt that the Dance Salad Festival is a 'curated' evening of dance that shares a remarkable similarity to a museum exhibition. The festival places modern and contemporary dance performances by companies around the world side by side on the same program, just as a museum exhibition places works from around the world and from different collections side by side…In both cases, the dialogue sparked by the encounter heightens the audience's appreciation and enjoyment of the singularity of each artist's creative vision."
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March 3 Colorado Energy Cheat Sheet: EPA's McCarthy 'good news about Gold King'; a Tesla will improve your 'quality of life'
Filed under: Environmental Protection Agency, Legal, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, PUC, renewable energy, solar energy, wind energy
Environmental Protection Administrator Gina McCarthy: "But, the good news about Gold King is that, you know, it really was a bright color, but the bright color was because the iron was oxidizing. It meant we had actually less problem than how it usually leaks, [laugh] which is pretty constantly, and so it was only a half a day's release of what generally comes from those mines and goes into those rivers."
The Daily Caller's Michael Bastasch had more on the story:
The EPA-caused spill unleashed the equivalent of "9 football fields spread out at one foot deep" for a couple hours, according to a report by University of Arizona researchers.
Mine waste from Gold King was only coming out at a rate of 112 gallons per minute in August 2014. After the spill, wastewater was coming out at a rate of 500 to 700 gallons per minute.
While there have thankfully been no reported short-term health problems from the spill, experts are worried the toxic metals, like arsenic and lead, that leaked from the mine could pose long-term health problems.
"There is a potential for such sediments to be stirred up and metals released during high water events or recreational use," University of Arizona researchers wrote. "The metals could become concentrated in fish that live in the river and feed on things that grow in the sediments. Metals in the sediments could seep into the groundwater, resulting in impacts to drinking and irrigation water."
And the question of culpability for the EPA remains, as a House committee finds additional evidence implicating the agency directly:
House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Rob Bishop, R-Utah, cornered Interior Secretary Sally Jewell Tuesday over an email he says contradicts her statements that a toxic mine spill the Environmental Protection Agency caused last year in Colorado was an "accident."
The mine blowout released 3 million gallons of heavy-metal-tainted water into the Colorado Animas River and the waterways of New Mexico and Utah. Bishop's committee recently subpoenaed the Interior Department in February to provide it with email communications between Interior and the Army Corps of Engineers.
Much of what they received back was completely redacted, Bishop said. But one email that Interior sent to the panel, unrelated to the subpoena, was revealing.
The email shows "that less than 48 hours after the blowout, your employee in Colorado talks to the EPA official in charge, and then emails all senior leadership at [the Bureau of Land Management], and basically says that EPA was deliberately removing a small portion of the plug to relieve pressure in the mine when the blowout occurred."
ICYMI: Energy Policy Center associate analyst Simon Lomax's latest column:
It was a rare moment of honesty from an environmental activist: "It is not easy to talk about the kind of massive changes that we need to make; about how we think, about what we eat, where it comes from, how we entertain ourselves, what kind of holidays we take," said Kumi Naidoo, former executive director of Greenpeace International. "All of these things actually are very painful to talk about."
Naidoo, who led Greenpeace for six years before departing late last year, made these remarks in mid-February at a climate-change forum in Germany. He was answering the question of an Icelandic official, who wanted to know why governments aren't doing more to crack down on "meat consumption," and other economic excesses that produce greenhouse gases. "We have to change the way we consume," the official concluded at the end of her question.
On the same panel, three seats across from Naidoo, sat U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.). As the former Greenpeace activist wrapped up his answer, the American lawmaker saw his climate and energy talking points going up in flames, and tried to get back on message.
"Let me just push back very gently on one point," Whitehouse said, in comments first reported by The Harry Read Me File. "I don't want to leave the impression that mankind must suffer in order to make these changes. The changes in consumption can actually be enjoyable and beneficial."
Then he offered an example: "If you trade in your Mercedes for a Tesla, your quality of life just went up."
Read it all here.
Have not had much on wind energy in a while, and the latest headline is somewhat revealing–wind sources acknowledge their lethal impact on birds, and propose to use technology to shut them down whenever a bird is nearby, making the energy source even more erratic and intermittent, not to mention the wear and tear of stop/start on the turbines themselves:
What if a wind turbine knew to shut down when a bird was too close? That vision is the goal of ongoing research in Golden, and birds themselves are helping to develop a solution.
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory has been conducting avian research alongside various industry partners to drastically reduce avian deaths by wind turbine collisions.
Colorado has 1,916 operating wind turbines statewide, placing it eighth in the nation for the number of turbines within a state.
Although those wind turbines accounted for only a small percentage of bird deaths annually, Jason Roadman, a technical engineer for NREL said that percentage should be zero.
"Renewable energy is something that I and a lot of people strongly believe in, so we want to make it as low impact as possible," Roadman said. "The rates of wild bird collisions are fairly low on these solar-wind farms, but they're not zero. So anything we can do to reduce the footprint of the negative effects of alternative energy, we'll make every effort toward."
Leaving the question of turbine resiliency and energy generation fluctuation aside, the admission that such measures are necessary to alleviate the threat to birds, including the heavily protected eagles and other raptors, is quite a step from a few years ago, when wind proponents minimized any such concern and sought takings extensions to prop up one of the industry's most glaring shortcomings.
To say it's been a rough 18 months for oil and gas would be an understatement, and the effect of the drop in commodities prices is being reflected in new figures from local businesses and communities:
Anadarko Petroleum Corp., one of the biggest oil and gas companies working in Colorado, will have only one drilling rig operating in the state during 2016 — down from an average of seven in 2015.
The Texas company (NYSE: APC), based in The Woodlands, a suburb of Houston, on Tuesday followed its peers by releasing budget figures and plans for 2016 that are a far cry from last year.
Hammered by a bust in oil and gas prices brought on by an international glut in supplies, oil and gas companies have slashed budgets, laid off employees and sold assets in the struggle to survive.
Anadarko, which has operations in the U.S. and around the world, said Tuesday it expects to spend between $2.6 billion and $2.8 billion this year, down nearly 50 percent from its 2015 budget.
About half that money, $1.1 billion, will be spent in the United States, and about half that amount — approximately $500 million — spent in the Colorado's Denver-Julesburg Basin during 2016, according to the company.
By comparison, Anadarko said a year ago it expected to spend about $1.8 billion on its Colorado operations in 2015.
Cuts like Anadarko's have already manifested in places heavily involved in natural resource development, like northern Colorado's Weld County:
Weld County's economy appears to have entered a hard skid, now confirmed by larger-than-expected downward revisions to the number of people employed in oil and gas and mining statewide.
Preliminary employment counts last month estimated the county gained a net 3,800 payroll jobs between December 2014 and last December.
But revisions based on the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages for the third quarter from the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment out Wednesday now project the county lost 500 jobs last year.
"It is playing out as we expected. It has just been more delayed than expected," said Brian Lewandowski, associate director of the business research division at the University of Colorado at Boulder's Leeds School of Business.
Weld County accounted for about 90 percent of the state's oil production last year, and oil and gas producers account for about three-quarters of employment in the mining sector, Lewandowski said.
Mining has also been hit hard:
The QCEW revisions show what was initially measured as a modest 3.9 percent year-over-year decline in mining employment is running closer to a 20.7 percent drop.
Viewed another way, the loss of 1,400 mining sector jobs last year is now estimated at closer to 7,500, a nearly fivefold increase.
And while the number crunchers characterize the information as "delayed"–due to being lagging indicators following the commodity prices dropping–the impact was within a year, not a much longer or slowed trend that plays out over time.
A similar downturn has already been seen in severance taxes in the same area, as we noted a month ago in the Cheat Sheet:
Pushing for bans on fracking or other measures to limit responsible natural resource development will only exacerbate problems at the local level, putting education, infrastructure, and other critical services at risk, on top of the drop noted here in the Denver Post due to commodity prices tanking:
Because 97 percent of Platte Valley's budget comes from taxes paid on mineral production and equipment — a property tax known as ad valorem — McClain said his district could be looking at a budget reduction between $300,000 and nearly $1 million next school year.
How that plays out in terms of potential cuts or program impacts is yet to be seen, he said.
"You're always concerned about your folks," McClain said. "You worry about it taking the forward momentum and positivity out."
It's not just schools that are suffering. Municipal budgets, local businesses and even hospitals in mineral-rich pockets of Colorado are watching closely to see how long prices remain depressed.
Combine that with a 72.3 percent drop in severance tax revenue–down to $77.6 million this year compared with $280 million last fiscal year–and you'll get, in the words of the Post, "the state's direct distributions of those proceeds to cities, counties, towns and schools will be reduced from a little more than $40 million in 2015 to just $11.9 million this year.
Xcel says the future of solar is bright:
Xcel Energy filed a new renewable energy plan with the Colorado Public Utilities Commission Monday that could more than double its portfolio of solar power in the state over the next three years.
"Our plan is all about our energy future in Colorado, and allowing our customers to choose and pay for the energy sources that they believe are best for them," David Eves, president of Public Service Co. of Colorado, said in a statement.
The plan would add 421 megawatts of new power from renewable sources, enough for 126,300 homes, over the next three years. The bulk of that amount, 401 megawatts, would come from solar.
Xcel Energy, which currently obtains more than 22 percent of its power from renewable sources, said it is on track to meet or beat the state mandate of 30 percent from renewable sources by 2020.
The solar industry, however, is not impressed with Xcel, saying the utility should do more to encourage distributed generation:
But one leading solar advocate questioned the utility's sincerity, given that Xcel, in a separate rate case, has asked for cuts to what it pays customers who put solar power onto the grid.
"Xcel's view of the energy future is not the only one that Coloradans should consider. The public really needs to have a say here," said Rebecca Cantwell, executive director of the Colorado Solar Energy Industries Association.
Xcel currently offers to take on 2 megawatts of additional solar power at the start of each month, but that capacity is reserved within 15 to 20 minutes.
"We don't think there should be an allocation, a 'Mother may I have some capacity' system,' " Cantwell said. "The industry is ready to play a much bigger part in Colorado's energy future."
Solar remains captive to the need for government mandates, rebates, handouts, and incentives to spur growth beyond the natural market preference of customers desiring to install the preferred energy source. The cost of panels may be declining (again, due in no small part to taxpayer-funded R&D grants, state and federal mandates, and other subsidies), but the cost of a system remains daunting.
If you have any doubt about the extent of government programs to encourage solar and other renewables, take a look of this list compiled by the Department of Energy. It lists 129 programs for Colorado alone.
As for the resources necessary for renewables and battery storage, here's a new report from the Institute for Energy Research, as they show that renewables increase dependency on foreign sources:
One of the common reasons people claim to support wind and solar technologies is to reduce dependence on foreign sources of energy. For example, green energy supporter Jay Faison told the Wall Street Journal "If we expand our clean energy technologies, we'll create more jobs, reduce our dependence on foreign sources of energy…"[i] The problem is that green energy actually increases reliance on imports instead of reducing imports.
Green energy technologies are dependent on rare earth minerals and lithium for batteries–both of which are primarily imported into the United States. Most of the world's rare earth minerals are produced in China (85 percent); and that country supplies the United States with most of its rare earth imports (71 percent). The United States only produces 24 percent of the rare earth minerals that it needs.[ii] In 2013, the United States imported 54 percent of the lithium it used, with Chile and Argentina supplying 96 percent of those imports.[iii] Some believe that lithium may be the "new oil", eclipsing oil as a source for geopolitical and economic power.[iv] Clearly, Tesla, who is building a gigafactory in Nevada to produce lithium-ion batteries for its cars and Powerwall storage device, needs access to low-cost lithium. In contrast to these figures, the United States now imports only 27 percent of the oil it uses domestically.[v]
And about that reliability argument:
Green energy is so unreliable and intermittent that it could wreck the power grid, according to industry and government experts.
The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is currently investigating how green energy undermines the reliability of the electrical grid. FERC believe there is a "significant risk" of electricity in the United States becoming unreliable because "wind and solar don't offer the services the shuttered coal plants provided." Environmental regulations could make operating coal or natural gas power plant unprofitable, which could compromise the reliability of the entire power grid.
"The intermittency of renewable sources of electricity is already threatening reliability in Britain," Myron Ebell, director of the Center for Energy and Environment at the libertarian Competitive Enterprise Institute, told The Daily Caller News Foundation. "This is because there are so many windmills that conventional power plants are being closed as uneconomic and so when the wind doesn't blow there is not adequate backup power available. To avoid blackouts, the government is now paying large sums to have several hundred big diesel generators on standby. If this sounds crazy, it is."
Huisman: CDPHE plows ahead; implementation model ignores cost of Clean Power Plan
Filed under: CDPHE, Environmental Protection Agency, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, renewable energy
On Monday February 22nd, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's (CDPHE) Air Pollution Control Division (APCD) held a public meeting to discuss the status of President Obama's Clean Power Plan (CPP), which the U.S. Supreme Court officially stayed on February 9th.
The agenda for this previously scheduled meeting was modified in order to address the recent developments of both the CPP stay, and the CDHPE's statement in response, which was posted the very next day. In short, Colorado will essentially pursue CPP goals as if the stay never happened, while the states surrounding Colorado have put it on hold while the legal process plays out.
The 90-minute meeting consisted of a brief presentation by APCD deputy director, Chris Colclasure, followed by a Q & A and public testimony. Mr. Colclasure began by discussing public comments already received by his office, which were overwhelmingly in support of the CPP, including over 500 form-emails from nationally organized campaigns.
Colclasure defended CDPHE's position to move forward on CPP emission goals, stating that his department will "take actions that have benefits regardless of the litigation," because despite the legal process, "climate change remains a critical issue." However, these purported benefits remain subjective, and are disputed by many stakeholders.
What analytical use is it to know a presumed benefit without knowing about its life-partner, cost? The CDPHE is conducting, a benefit analysis (and acting on it), rather than conducting a cost-benefit analysis. Colclasure stated in his presentation that they "hope" to model potential costs. The private sector metaphor here is a borrower going to a lender and saying, "lend me money for a house, because I hope to be able to afford my mortgage." But in this case, the taxpayers are the ones being recklessly put at risk.
That isn't a stretch. Energy Strategies and the Center for the New Energy Economy produced a model used by APCD to evaluate the CPP, but this model was never built to consider costs. During Monday's public meeting, Mr. Colclasure admitted that the above companies have the ability to build a cost-inclusive model, but they were specifically contracted to not include costs in their modeling.
About 15 people spoke during the public testimony period, the majority of which supported the CPP, proving that the extreme environmental movement is well funded and well organized. Local, state, and national groups were represented, some even claiming the CPP doesn't go far enough, and that environmental racism and injustice is not adequately addressed.
The testimony that did not support the CPP was moderate by comparison. Representatives from the Colorado Energy Consumers and the Colorado Mining Association requested that given the gift of time resulting from the stay, cost modeling, including probable job losses and ratepayer increases, be a priority in the coming months.
The CDPHE has demonstrated that it is unlikely to model the almost certainly heavy costs of the CPP, let alone reconsider implementing it. Colclasure spoke with certainty about the inevitability of carbon dioxide regulations, be they from the CPP or some other avenue. By all appearances, extreme and economically unsound environmental regulations are a runaway train in Colorado.
Sarah Huisman is an Independence Institute Future Leader, and Master's student at Liberty University's Helms School of Government.
November 12 Colorado Energy Cheat Sheet: Colorado hit hard by CPP; Bennet defends pro-Keystone stance; CSU report rejects "sky-is-falling" contamination claims
Filed under: Archive, CDPHE, Environmental Protection Agency, Hydraulic Fracturing, Legislation, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, New Energy Economy, regulations
Colorado would be the 18th hardest hit state, and fourth most expensive for the cost of carbon reduction under the Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Power Plan, according to a new report from Fitch Ratings:
Wide-ranging voices—in politics; in business; consumer advocates like our coalition—have been warning of the potentially crippling costs of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's soon-to-be-implemented Clean Power Plan. Its ripple effects will be felt nationwide, and Colorado is by all indications squarely in harm's way.
As we have contended for some time now, the proposed federal mandate for air standards will impact every type of consumer—residential, small business, agricultural and industrial—in every community in Colorado. That includes consumers served by public utilities, municipal providers and rural cooperatives. And the changes to Colorado's statewide power generation contemplated by the EPA's mandates may ultimately cost many billions of dollars.
Rather than heed or, at least, consider some of these urgent concerns, however, defenders of the oncoming Juggernaut have sought in many cases to dismiss the criticism as coming from interests that are supposedly too close to the debate. Stakeholders involved in energy development of fossil fuels, for example, or power generation, are accused of having a vested interest and thus, presumably, are less than objective. Fairly or not, policy debates often turn on such considerations.
Well, now, another authoritative voice has entered the fray, and this time it is one without a discernible horse in the race. It is the voice of a truly neutral arbiter—one of the financial world's "big three" credit-rating agencies—and it is sounding the alarm on the Clean Power Plan.
Fitch Ratings' new report, "The Carbon Effect 2.0," released just weeks ago, raises troubling concerns about the impact of the Clean Power Plan on the financial stability of the nation's electric utilities. More troubling still, in the report's state-by-state assessment, Colorado is among those facing the most formidable challenges, and potentially steepest costs, in complying with the Draconian EPA rules.
Governor John Hickenlooper continues to maintain his position that Attorney General Cynthia Coffman should defer to the governor on the matter of the AG's lawsuit over the Clean Power Plan:
On his petition to the state Supreme Court to review Attorney General Cynthia Coffman's authority to sue over the federal Clean Power Plan:
"I think the way the system's meant, was designed, is that the governor and the attorney general should be consulting together on legal issues facing the state. But ultimately, the attorney general needs a client, and I think the governor was intended to be that voice, to speak for the agencies, the departments, to speak for the people. And I think if the attorney general and the governor don't agree, my reading and [that of] the lawyers in our office is that this was intended ultimately to be the governor's decision."
Hickenlooper filed the petition to the Colorado Supreme Court last week.
The eco-inquisition is here, and the practice of selling environmental indulgences won't be far behind:
Executives at publicly traded companies like Exxon Mobil may soon be talking more about climate change. Financial regulators are taking a closer look at how these companies disclose the impacts of climate change.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said Monday that Peabody Energy didn't tell its investors all the financial risks from climate change and potential regulation. Peabody Energy, which owns a mine in Colorado, admits no wrongdoing, but it says it will now make disclosures that accurately and objectively represent climate impacts.
Methane regulations touted as saving money for companies, say regulators and companies hired to find methane leaks:
"What that means to the industry is substantial lost revenues," he said.
He estimated that loss at about $1.2 billion a year even at today's low natural gas prices.
Methane also is a potent greenhouse gas, and typically leaks in combination with volatile organic compounds and other pollutants. With that in mind, Colorado's Air Quality Control Commission last year passed what's known as Regulation 7, imposing the nation's first rules specifically targeting methane emissions by the industry. Now the Environmental Protection Agency and Bureau of Land Management are considering rules targeting methane at the national level.
"Colorado … is the leader in the country on this issue by passing and enacting Regulation 7. We're paying real close attention to how that's going because there are several rulemakings on the federal level," Von Bargen said.
U.S. Senator Michael Bennet defended his pro-Keystone XL stance even as his party's leader, President Barack Obama, went the other way on the project last week:
Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet stood behind his vote earlier this year in favor of the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline after the Obama administration rejected it on Friday after seven years of study and contentious debate.
"For years, the Keystone XL pipeline has been overhyped on both sides of the debate," Bennet said in a statement to The Colorado Statesman. "The number of jobs it would create and the amount of carbon emissions it would facilitate have both been exaggerated."
The proposed 1,200-mile pipeline would have transported 800,000 barrels of tar sands oil a day from Alberta, Canada, to Nebraska and ultimately on to refineries on the Gulf Coast of Texas. Bennet voted for a Senate bill approving the project in January.
"Based on scientific analyses that showed building Keystone XL would have little or no bearing on whether our nation will materially address climate change, I voted to move forward with the pipeline," Bennet added. "The president vetoed the bill that Congress passed and has now administratively rejected the project. This is an issue on which the president and I disagree."
A new CSU report concludes that, contrary to the popular line put forward by anti-fracking activists and other environmentalists, water-based contaminants from the fossil fuel industry aren't seeping into wells in northern Colorado:
A new Colorado State University report says there is no evidence water-based contaminants are seeping into drinking-water wells over a vast oil and gas field in northeast Colorado.
A series of studies, led by CSU civil and environmental engineer professor Ken Carlson, analyzed the impact of oil and gas drilling on groundwater in the 6,700-square-mile Denver-Julesburg Basin, which extends between Greeley and Colorado Springs and between Limon and the foothills.
The studies were done under the auspices of the Colorado Water Watch, a state-funded effort started last year for real-time groundwater monitoring in the DJ Basin. The basin shares space with more than 30,000 active or abandoned oil and natural gas wells, say CSU researchers.
They primarily looked at the 24,000 producing and 7,500 abandoned wells in the Wattenberg Field, which sits mainly in Weld County.
"We feel that our results add to our database of knowledge," Carlson said. "There isn't a chronic, the-sky-is-falling type of problem with water contamination."
Methane contamination was found in a small percentage of older wells, but according to the story, "it's not toxic and isn't a huge factor in terms of drinking-water safety."
Many of the most well-known National Parks in the western United States would violate the new 70 ppb ozone regulation finalized last month, with the most egregious violator located along the Colorado-Utah border:
But national parks are among the worst offenders, with one maintaining levels of more than 100 ppb.
The 26 offenders are mainly in the West, with only a handful in the East, where coal-fired power plants dot the landscape.
The biggest violator is Dinosaur National Monument, home to 1,500 dinosaur fossils and a popular white-water rafting destination on the Colorado-Utah border. Its ozone level is 114 ppb. The runner-up at 90 ppb is the 631-square-mile Sequoia National Park in Northern California, a pristine forest boasting 3,200-year-old trees that are among the tallest in the world.
The Grand Canyon? It barely squeaks by at 69 ppb.
In all, 11 states have national parks that are in non-compliance with the new ozone standard: Arizona, 3; California, 9; Colorado, 2; Connecticut, 3; Illinois, 1; Maine, 1; Massachusetts, 1; Nevada, 1; New Jersey, 2; Pennsylvania, 1; and Utah, 2. Ozone levels are calculated over a three-year period.
The Grand Canyon narrowly missed violating the rule when the EPA went with the 70 ppb level instead of the lower end of the 65-70 range suggested in earlier drafts of the rule.
NREL Employee Threatens Reporter, Issues Internal Email About Threats To NREL
Filed under: Legal, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
From Watchdog.org:
A secret government energy lab here went on heightened alert after one of its employees used Twitter to threaten mass murder against Watchdog reporters, according to internal memos and emails received under the Freedom of Information Act.
But the added security measures utilized by the National Renewable Energy Lab weren't to isolate and chastise staffer Kerrilee Crosby, who used Twitter in late 2012 to advocate what she called "a murderous rampage."
Instead, the lab was concerned because an unidentified individual sent Crosby an email labeled "Because you deserve to die" — the same words Crosby used in her threat against Watchdog.
It was the subsequent threat from an unidentified individual (the name was redacted in the Freedom of Information Act documents released) that prompted this reaction from NREL:
"Details are still being assembled and the likelihood of making contact remains low.
A person named (redacted) has made a veiled threat against NREL employee Kerry Crosby.
Should we come into contact with (redacted) we are to call 911 immediately… Keep in mind, we cannot be sure this is the right name. Be very suspicious of anyone unexpected looking for Kerry Crosby.
Jeffco is already engaged in this issue."
According to Watchdog, while the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department pooh-poohed the threat made by Crosby against the reporting outfit by refusing to take a police report, it appeared fully prepared to provide assistance to NREL–by opening a case and visiting the agency's campus.
NREL's security office issued these warnings to workers:
1. Be aware of an increase in anger at NREL and our mission
2. NREL Security will step up vehicle searches
3. Be prepared for an increase in press inquiries and amateur information seekers
4. Understand that this story may inspire others to be angry toward NREL, government spending, green energy, people who make threats, etc.
"The number of web-based news sources repeating the Watchdog story continues to grow," the memo said.
Crosby drew in the Independence Institute's Energy Policy Center director Amy Oliver Cooke into the original series of threatening tweets she made in late 2012 when she included a link to a photo of Cooke.
"I can't remember where I left my gun, though. Found it! http://t.co/MuOpukem," she tweeted. The original link has been removed.


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Title: MNPS Field Trip: National Arboretum
Leader: Mary Pat Rowan
We will return to the National Arboretum to explore the terrace gravel cap on Mt. Hamilton, (one of the high points in DC not used as a fort in the Civil War) as well as the natural slopes leading to the Anacostia River. We will continue our winter tree identification and find the Malus coronaria ( native crab-apple) grove on the west slope of Mt. Hamilton. We may venture into Fern Valley to ID more oaks and heaths if we have time. If cold, we may end the trip in a coffee shop to talk about what we saw in a cozy setting.
Directions: Enter the National Arboretum from the R Street Gate off Bladensburg Road NE and park in the lot just inside the gate.
Contact: Mary Pat Rowan, firstname.lastname@example.com, 202 526 8821.
Bring: Snack, water. Wear appropriate shoes and clothing.
The trip will be cancelled in the event of rain or extreme cold, but will not be cancelled for light snow. Call Mary Pat before 9 in the morning if in doubt.
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Red Carpet Lineup: The 21st Annual SAG Awards
Greetings, fashion followers and actress admirers! Anne Marie and Margaret here with the Screen Actors Guild Awards edition of Red Carpet Lineup. We're carrying on without Nathaniel this time, since he's over at Sundance walking some red carpets of his own.
Anne Marie: Last night held few surprises awards-wise, but the red carpet looks were as wide-ranging as Tatiana Maslany's clones in Orphan Black. Without further ado, let's talk fashion!
Margaret: Color-wise, it was a subdued red carpet, so let's start with some of the ladies in black and white: our queen Viola (VIOLAAAAAA), it-girl Emma Stone, the Supreme Sarah Paulson, and proud "complicated woman" Maggie Gyllenhaal. Which neutral getup is your favorite?
Anne Marie: VIOLAAAAAA! Damn, she looked good. She sounded good, too. That speech was wonderful, and almost made me forgive How To Get Away With Murder for its grievous faults. Sarah Paulson, queen of my heart and the master of photobombs, is also rocking that black and white dress. I don't, as a general rule, like two-piece separate dresses like this, but she is... dare I say... bewitching. (Groan all you like but it's true.)
Margaret: I have to say, all four of these ladies' makeup artists deserve a serious bonus. Their faces look magnificent.
Anne Marie: True. Although, what the heck is going on with Emma Stone's dress? She looks like she's wearing an oversized suit jacket with a gauze skirt stapled on.
Margaret: Perhaps it's an avant-garde nod to her Birdman role, an abstracted fashion cape?
Anne Marie: Sort of a Lois-Lane-by-way-of-Morticia-Addams kind of thing?
Margaret: Sure looks like it. If I'm honest, I hope her people pull her something twice as kooky for the Oscars. Liven things up a smidge.
Anne Marie: Any final thoughts on our first 4 ladies in white-and-black?
Margaret: Just that Maggie Gyllenhaal's cleavage keyhole amuses me, and that I'm almost sorry that Frances McDormand beat her last night because after the glorious stoneface Ms. McDormand produced after losing at the Golden Globes, I can't help but mourn for the gifs that might have been.
Now, on to our second lineup, the theme of which is WINNERS.
Maternity couture, OITNB, and casting ideas for a gritty Little Mermaid reboot after the jump...


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Good cruise to get your feet wet
Sail Date: December 01, 2009
Reviewed: 7 years ago
Traveled As: Family (young children)
Room Type: Oceanview
Pros: The kids club was great and so was Blue Lagoon at the Bahama's
Cons: The food was awful. The shows were very cheesy.
Recommends Norwegian Sky? Yes!
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We enjoyed this cruise so much! From beginning to end... The kids had a blast at the camp ocean. The staff there were extremely kid friendly!! Shout out to Patrick (AKA Pancake) in Camp Ocean. We have to admit we were a little iffy of the camp thinking we were dumping our kids at the camp while we had all the fun and boy were we wrong!! When we arrived to Catalina and Ensenada the kids were complaining the whole time that they wanted to return to the ship because of the camp. Room was very clean, room service was prompt may be 10min wait at the very most and best of all great 24hr menu. In the formal dining area we had the late seating (8:15 our choice) at the Carnival Dining room. Outstanding waiters!! Always made sure we were content with our food and extremely prompt with the food!! Shout out to Shiraz and Danilo for their excellent work and attentions!! We are definitely going on this cruise again, hopefully we see the same staff there again
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There are plenty of rival Windows 8 Ultrabooks out there, but this Samsung is one of the most desirable. Its build is better than the Acer Aspire S7, it's thinner and lighter than the Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga and better-looking than the Dell XPS Duo 12. Sitting next to some of those, the Samsung Series 9 appears far from dynamic, but it is simply a joy to use.
This is a top laptop, but portability and convenience need to be high on your priorities list for its £900 price to make sense.
The Samsung Series 9 NP900X3D is an attractive 13-inch laptop that is easy to cast as Samsung's alternative to the MacBook Air. However, it shouldn't be dismissed as being all about style. Its combo of low weight, thin frame, a matt screen and SSD storage makes it incredibly portable and convenient. This helps to offset that it doesn't offer a great amount of power for the price.
"itting a discrete graphics chip into a shell this small without the
whole laptop melting under use would be tricky, but be aware that the
integrated Intel HD 4000 can only handle older games or less demanding
newer ones at lower settings."
The HD4000 is found on ivy-bridge chips, this is a sandy-bridge chip with HD3000 graphics.
I was gonna say, this reviewer is confused about Intel's Processors...
Not only that, he must also be half blind, thinking that this looks like a Macbook Air... if he said that about an Asus Zenbook, I'd say alright, close enough... but this? pffft... He fails to recognize that this design has its own unique way of being cool.
Better to get a deal on its predecessor, the 900X3C, which has a better (newer) Ivy Bridge processor and a few other small details that are better, cause the 'D' model was made by Samsung to be the stripped down affordable version.
The lack of an (always glossy) touchscreen is very welcome to me. I find vertical touch screens on laptops useless. They don't even have proper digitizers with pressure sensitivity for creative uses with a stylus. Any old school user will find them a glary waste of time, weight and money, unless they can be folded to rest horizontally.
Briefly wanted to talk about the dead zones on the Samsung touchpads. I'm using one right now a cheaper Win 7 laptop Series 3 NP300E5A-A02UB and over on the entire left portion of the touchpad seems to losing sensitivity. When I try and move the mouse cursor or tap it to open a link on webpages it doesn't do so on first motion. Its been about a year since buying the laptop and already the cheaper materials are breaking down? I had another Samsung last year which lasted about 15 months before the touchpad stopped responding. Rather annoying knowing Samsung is using cheaper materials even though they are lower end models.
So does the 900x3c lack anything (e.g. a non-glassy screen)? The ATIV 9 I was looking at did not have a touch screen. Do you know what model that is?
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