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All that now remains before the launching at the Milan Tattoo Convention of our latest book "Kokoro", a photo book on legendary irezumi master Horiyoshi III of Yokohama, is but a few weeks. There was considerable less posting here during the production and design of this project compared to when we were creating "Ryushin", but this was a whole other affair. So much energy went into the design, the selection and editing of photographs and writing. Time just flew by and we worked litterary around the clock the last three weeks before deadline.
As you read this, the printing of "Kokoro" is progressing according to our printers, Fälth & Hässler's, plan, flights and rooms for the Milan Tattoo Convention have all been booked and the finnishing touches to our new banners for the booth have been laid. Now it's just a long wait for those boxes full of boxes to arrive at the Kofuu-Senju office.
We have decided to reveal some of the contents of "Kokoro" here on this blog prior to the launching. The six pages above is accompanied by 194 others in the finnished work. It contains 260+ new photographs in a format similiar to "Ruyshin", but with a few subtle changes to better frame its contents. We chose a different paper and texture for the cover as well as another aproach to what's getting embossed or not on that very same. It was a matter of best bringing out the astounding sumi brushwork from the hand of our subject matter. He painted the callligraphy for the cover before our cameras last summer. It has since then become one of my favourites as far as zen calligraphy goes. You'll see.
Also we chose another paper for the body of the book in order to properly bring out the photgraphic work and give the images justice. We selected the photographs from a pile of about 2000, and it was probably the hardest part of the project. So many favourites had to be left out in order to create a good flow and just the right texture and feel.
This hardcover edition is strictly limited to 550 numbered copies, and to make sure you will be able to obtain a copy it is best to pre-order it. More info on how to go about doing this can be found here.
Hopefully we will see you in Milan 11-13 of february!
/Matti 'Senju' Sedholm Horimatsu
(Photographs by Alex Reinke & Matti Sedholm Japan 2009-2010)


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The first piece of downloadable content for Left 4 Dead 2 will be released in early spring 2010. The DLC in entitled "The Passing," the content will bring the first game's survivors down south "for a meeting" with the second game's cast while delivering new single, multiplayer and cooperative gameplay for both the PC and Xbox 360, along with an "uncommon common" zombie class, melee weapon, and firearm.
The Passing takes place after L4D2's Dead Center campaign in a small town where the new survivors will meet the old, an event that will be "the most important" one in the L4D story.
New Survival, Versus and Scavenge arenas will also be included, along with a new co-op challenge mode.

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Greenville, with a municipal population of 60,709 and a combined statistical area population of 1,438,550, is the fourth largest municipality and the fastest growing urban area in the state. It is the largest city in the Greenville Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), the largest MSA in South Carolina.
Greenville is also the largest city in the 10-county region of northwestern South Carolina known as "the Upstate". The Upstate is the fastest growing region in the state and with its strategic position along Interstate 85, future development and growth prospects are very favorable. Greenville is centrally located along the mega-growth I-85 corridor that connects two of the largest cities in the Southeast, Atlanta, Georgia and Charlotte, North Carolina. Greenville is easily accessible via air, road and rail and is located 100 miles from the capitol city of Columbia and only 200 miles from the Port City of Charleston.
With more than 250 international firms, the Upstate boasts the highest international investment per capita in the nation and is among the largest export markets in the United States. Greenville is home to such national and international corporations as Fluor and Hubbell Lighting - with BMW and Michelin North America located nearby. Other major industries of commerce in the Upstate include the auto industry which is concentrated mainly along the I-85 corridor near the BMW manufacturing facility, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, private sector and university-based R&D facilities for Michelin, Fuji and General Electric and research centers to support the automotive, life sciences, plastics and photonics industries. Clemson University, BMW, IBM, Microsoft, and Michelin have combined their resources to create the International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR), a research park that specializes in the development of automotive technology. The Upstate region was ranked seventh in the nation by site consultants considering the top markets for economic development.
Greenville has gained notoriety in various national publications like CNN Money, which listed Greenville as one of the "Top 10 Fastest Growing Cities in the U.S." Bloomberg named Greenville the 3rd Strongest Job Market in 2010, voted 2013 Best Towns by Outside Magazine, #1 Overall American Cities of the Future by FDI Magazine and Forbes named Greenville the 13th Best City for Young Professionals. Additionally, the state of South Carolina has been ranked within the top 10 fastest growing states and economies by the U.S. Commerce Department.
The Greenville office market consists of the Central Business District (CBD) and suburban submarkets, which makes up of approximately 25,000,000 total square feet of office space. The CBD continues to be the area of demand for Class A space and comprises approximately 30% of the Greenville office market inventory. The most recent addition to the CBD includes the ONE Greenville, a 385,000 square foot Class-A multi-use project, whose tenants include Certus Bank headquarters, Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, Smith Moore Leatherwood, and Clemson University.
The Upstate's crown jewel is the downtown of Greenville. With wide tree-lined sidewalks, outdoor plazas, art galleries and over 90 restaurants in total with many featuring outdoor seating options, Downtown Greenville offers a pedestrian-friendly atmosphere that has been compared to many European cities. One of downtown's biggest attractions is Falls Park on the Reedy River, featuring two sets of waterfalls. Downtown Greenville has become a favorite destination for Upstate visitors and residents who want to experience a unique variety of dining and shopping experiences unmatched in the region. The other primary retail corridors outside of Main Street consist of Woodruff Road, Augusta Road, Haywood Road, Pelham Road and Laurens Road. Several notable retail announcements include Cabela's recent revealing that it will open its first South Carolina location and its first location in the Southeast US in spring 2014. The 100,000-square-foot store will become a feature retailer at Magnolia Park, a regional mixed-use project located at the junction of Interstate-385 and Interstate-85 and Woodruff Road. Magnolia Park will be comprised of over 500,000 square feet on its 85 acres, including retail and entertainment icons Costco, Regal Cinemas, Rooms to Go, Toys-R-Us, Babies-R-Us, Old Navy, Bed Bath & Beyond and others.
Greenville's industrial real estate market consists of almost 80 million square feet of space and this sector has seen a significant increase in demand over the past few years. The Upstate market has become a strong warehouse and distribution hub, which will now be anchored by a newly announced inland port. The $25 million center will link two of South Carolina's biggest engines, the Charleston port and I-85, and will take containers shipped by rail and act as a distribution point to truck and air freight companies. Upstate officials are calling it the biggest economic development news for the region since BMW located here over two decades ago. In addition, a growing manufacturing footprint continues to expand with an aerospace and auto-related sector that leverages Greenville's strong labor force, superior infrastructure, and critical location to major markets of the Southeast. A pro-growth business environment, the new inland port and strategic position on the I-85 corridor make Greenville an ideal industrial location.


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4 Responses When Someone Asks Where You Get Your Protein
Eating an array of fruit and vegetables provides more than enough protein for the average person.
In 1984, Clara Peller asked the United States, "Where's the beef?" This catch-phrase reverberated throughout the country, and as owner of the 10-acre, 100-percent vegan Stanford Inn by the Sea, I still get asked that question today. In fact, it's a question my wife Joan and I have been asked since 1980, when we purchased the former Big River Lodge in Mendocino to live a more integrated life. We chose to "grow" the inn sustainably (long before the term was popular), and part of that growth has been the addition of the on-site Ravens Restaurant. The Ravens is where I often overhear people discussing whether or not they are getting enough protein in plant-based food. My answer is always a resounding "yes," as protein is in every dish we serve. The question should not be "where's the protein?" but "is this a whole food?" Here are the four responses I most often give to guests who want to know more about protein sources, and why there's little long-term happiness to be found in Peller's question.
1. We need amino acids, not protein
Our bodies don't actually need protein, but rather the amino acids that comprise proteins. In fact, some protein molecules from animals can be used by human cancers to grow faster. There are 22 amino acids and adults synthesize all but eight, which are identified as "essential" amino acids. We construct proteins from amino acids digested from protein, and any undigested proteins that manage to be absorbed into the bloodstream are generally identified as "foreign" and attacked by our immune system. Furthermore, proteins are the source of most inflammation in the body, but amino acids themselves are not inflammatory.
2. Eating a variety of whole plant foods can provide all essential amino acids
Not all plants have adequate amounts of one or more of the eight essential amino acids, but a varied whole food plant diet is rich in all essential amino acids. Many individual plants—including quinoa, white potatoes, sweet potatoes, brown rice, whole wheat, and corn—contain all eight essential amino acids. In addition, the complex structures of plants provide all nutrient elements we need, including phytochemicals, enzymes, antioxidants, and micronutrients. Plants are also nutrient-dense, and the complex carbohydrates of whole grains and potatoes produce substantial energy without the fat in animal-based diets.
3. Americans consume more protein than we need
Americans eat approximately five times more protein than recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO), which is more than doctors Garth Davis, Joel Fuhrman, John McDougall, Dean Ornish, and Caldwell Esselstyn recommend based on the latest research (the World Health Organization recommends .8 grams of protein per kilogram body weight). For a 185-pound male, the WHO recommendation for daily protein is 67 grams. On the other hand, Davis calculates that a 185-pound, 18-year-old male requires only 46 grams per day, which is 7.6 percent of the total 2,400 calories recommended for a moderately active person of that age.
4. Plants are good for our guts … and our moods
Many plants are considered "prebiotic," which means their fiber assures healthy intestinal flora, and healthy flora ensures greater health, vitality, and better moods. In fact, Mycobacterium vaccae—which increases serotonin and norepinephrine in the brain—is the "happy" soil bacteria found in our guts. Diets with excessive protein (especially animal proteins) change the balance of intestinal flora, reducing M vaccae while increasing Clostridium difficile associated with depression and diseases including colitis.
Jeff Stanford and his wife Joan own and operate the Stanford Inn by the Sea and are co-authors of Dining at the Ravens: Over 150 Nourishing Vegan Recipes from the Stanford Inn by the Sea.
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Goldfield, Iowa -- Boone River & Bridge
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This is a very good look at the bridge over the Boone River. T is a horse and buggy crossing the bridge. The card is postmarked 1908. T is creasing in the corners, and some light soil. bidder will pay 2.00 postage and insurance. IOWA RESIDENTS ADD 7% SALES TAX OR SEND TAX #. I ACCEPT PAYPAL, MONEY ORDERS OR PERSONAL CHECKS.


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Villa Cristina is situated in Albufeira, Algarve. This holiday rental property sleeps up to 7 people. Villa Cristina has has 3 bedrooms. If an additional bed is required there is 1 folding bed. The villa can sleep up to 7 people. Living room, kitchen, dining room, double bedroom with en suite. Private pool, garden, sun terrace, private parking. 1 double bedroom opening out onto spacious balcony, 1 twin bedroom, each with en suite bathrooms. Wonderful private pool with plenty of room around the terrace.Size: 8m x 4.5m Depths: Shallow: 0.9m; Deep End: 2.0m Pool Access: via Steps Enjoy eating al fresco beside the pool with your own poolside dining table with large sun umbrella. You can also enjoy the private roof terrace.


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Macho Uno will shuttle to Brazil
Frank Stronach's Adena Springs will send champion Macho Uno to Brazil this year for the stallion's first shuttle season, the Paris, Ky., farm announced Wednesday.
Macho Uno, the champion juvenile in 2000 and sire of Grade 1 winners Macho Again and Wicked Style, will stand the Southern Hemisphere breeding season at Sao Jose da Serra in partnership with the Parana Breeders and Owners Association of Brazil. As part of the deal, Adena will put part of the stallion's revenue toward bonus purses for Brazilian breeders and to sponsor a Macho Uno Cup race in 2014.
Macho Uno's Southern Hemisphere fee has not been set yet, according to an Adena spokesman, Dave Williams.
Macho Uno, a 12-year-old Holy Bull horse, stands for an advertised fee of $25,000 at Adena Springs Kentucky.
Macho Uno is out of the 2000 Broodmare of the Year, Primal Force, by Mr. Prospector. He is a half-brother to the 1998 Breeders' Cup Classic winner Awesome Again.


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I'm making a Tequila bottle covered in white fondant, I need to get the brown/greenish color of a tequila Don Julio Reposado I'm going to airbrush it, but what color goes first or how do I get the effect?
Also if anyone knows how can I get the tiffany blue, is it a mix or they sell it like that?
Thanks in advance!
For Tiffany use teal and sky blue...have no idea about the tequila, sorry!
Thank you megwinn.
For tiffany I use teal and a very small amount of royal blue. For the bottle I would do a light coat of brown then green and add as you go..
Thank you so much!!!
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Kraft Three Cheese Chicken Penne
READY IN: 43mins
Recipe by Pixies Kitchen
From the Kraft website, very easy, healthy, and yummy to make plus it looks pretty and colorful.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄2 cups penne pasta, multigrain, uncooked
- 9 ounces fresh spinach leaves
- 1 lb boneless skinless chicken breast, cut into bite-size pieces
- 1 teaspoon dried basil leaves
- 1 (14 1/2 ounce) jar spaghetti sauce
- 1 (14 1/2 ounce) can diced tomatoes, drained
- 2 ounces neufchatel cheese, cubed
- 1 cup mozzarella cheese, shredded, divided
- 2 tablespoons parmesan cheese, grated
Directions See How It's Made
- HEAT oven to 375ºF. Cook pasta as directed on package, adding spinach to the boiling water for the last 1 minute.
- COOK and stir chicken and basil in large nonstick skillet on medium-high heat 3 minute Add spaghetti sauce and tomatoes; bring to boil. Simmer 3 minute or until chicken is done. Stir in Neufchatel cheese.
- DRAIN pasta mixture; return to pan. Stir in chicken mixture and 1/2 cup mozzarella. Spoon into 2-qt. or 8-inch square baking dish.
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Jim FranceRaleigh, North Carolina, US
Baritone with a variety of levels including smooth speech, varied tone, expressive emphasis, gravitas, dignity, "cheeky", and sincerity.
English (North American), English (British), English (Scottish), English (Irish), French
Australian, British, England - London (Cockney, Estuary, East End), England - West Midlands (Shropshire, Birmingham, Brummie), French, French (Standard International), German, India (Hindi), Irish, Italian, North American, Norwegian, Scottish, Scottish (Glaswegian), Scottish (Highland, Inverness), Scottish (Lowland, Broad Scots), Scottish (Standard Scottish English), US Mid-Atlantic, Welsh
Middle Aged, Senior
Special Skills
Audiobooks, Business, Documentaries, Educational, Internet, Movie Trailers, Radio, Telephone, Television
"The Voice of God" in five of Lancaster PA "Sight & Sound Theatre" shows. Narrator 11 Seasons to date "Deadliest Hunts" on Outdoor Network. 2015 Promo "Downton Abbey" 6th Season. Hampstead Music Festival.
All private instruction including voice, singing and emphasis plus scene interpretation
Computer & Software
ProTools Associated; Apple plus associated editing software.
Delivery Methods
Any method including email, drop-box and delivery methods such as wetransfer.com
Turnaround Time
24 to 48 hours depending upon size of project.
Service Description
Turn around is generally 24 to 48 hours during the workweek. Study of the copy is intense and should questions arise, contact with client is made to ensure that the interpretation is exact. Client's direction is applied in a variety of forms and several takes are made available as needed by the client. Phone-patch, Skype are available. At this time ISDN is available but only at an outside studio at that studio's fee.
Voice Over Clients
Outdoor Network - Deadliest Hunts - (11 Years) -
Sight & Sound Theatres - The Voice of God for five shows - Jonah, Noah, Moses, The Miracle of Christmas and Samson.
Downton Abbey - 6th Season Promo - WGBH Boston and WETA Washington DC
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Hire Jim as a voice actor. Payment is made through Voices.com SurePay, an escrow service that guarantees your work is done to your satisfaction. Send payment securely by Visa, Mastercard or PayPal through Voices.com then download your files from the website.
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NEESC supported the participation of seven (7) hydrogen and fuel cell supply chain companies from the Northeast US to exhibit at Hannover Messe, the world's largest industrial technology trade show from April 24-28, 2017 in Hannover, Germany.
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- Energy Storage & Microgrids- Innovation in the Electricity Sector
On-site batteries and power control systems, cost trends, and the rise of a robust electric vehicle and infrastructure market will impact how Northeast developers, utilities, and customers develop and operate energy storage systems and microgrids for variable generation. Many types of emerging technologies are already being developed and deployed to meet the demand for energy storage, smart grid, and microgrid solutions.
E2Tech, the Hydrogen Energy Center (HEC), and the Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster (NEESC) teamed up to examine the innovative design, operational planning, and market implications of these technologies and how the Northeast should be accelerating their adoption and deployment to improve energy security and reliability while protecting the environment.
Speakers working everyday on the leading edge of energy innovation in energy storage and microgrids, included:
Melissa Chan, Ph.D.,Fuel Cells for Forklifts
Fuel cells using renewable hydrogen provide power solutions for material handling equipment that increase productivity, lower operating costs and reduce carbon footprints in a reliable, cost-effective way. A variety of industry warehouses and distribution centers are already powering forklift fleets with fuel cells, including manufacturing, food sales, retailers, and cold storage. Fuel cell-powered industrial equipment provide many benefits:
- Increased productivity
- Lower operational costs
- More usable commercial space for product flow
- Zero emissions
This presentation provided an overview of fuel cell power solutions for material handling and other warehouse lift equipment, with an emphasis on the extended benefits for cold storage facilities.
Guest Speakers:
- Chris Tully, VP Sales Eastern Region, Plug Power
- David Saoud, co-President, FreezPak
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- Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Solutions for Portable Power Applications
Fuel cells using renewable hydrogen can provide portable power solutions for telecommunications, emergency response, security/lighting, military operations and can help with grid stability. These portable fuel cell power units have many advantages over conventional fossil-fueled (diesel, propane) generation.
This presentation discussed how reliable and cost effective hydrogen supply and the use of fuel cells, in portable power applications, can support telecommunications, emergency response, security/lighting, and military operations.
- Bob Rose, Executive Director, Breakthrough Technologies Institute
Presenting Companies:
- DeLisa Leighton (Bio), Director – Hydrogen Services, Luxfer-GTM Technologies
- Steve Szymanski (Bio), Director of Government Business, Proton OnSite
- Roy Bant (Bio), Hydrogen Energy Business Development Manager, Northeast, Air Liquide
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- Fuel Cells for Aerospace/Unmanned Vehicle Applications
This presentation provided an overview of key features associated with the use of fuel cells for aerospace/unmanned vehicle applications. The technology is ideally suited to applications where weight, durability, and range are critical benchmarks. Fuel cell technology offers significant improvements in energy density over traditional battery based systems and improvements in reliability over internal combustion systems.
Hydrogen based fuel cells offer a viable way to extend range and duration. Fuel cell systems offer a number of advantages over incumbent power solutions for all types of unmanned vehicles, including:
- Greater reliability than small internal combustion engines (ICE);
- Lower total cost of ownership than small ICE;
- Lower noise signature than small ICE;
- Longer operating range than batteries– greater than 3x; and
- Lower weight than batteries.
Guest Speakers Included:
● William Smith, President & CEO, Infinity Fuel Cell & Hydrogen
● Paul Osenar, President & CEO, Protonex Technology Corporation
This webinar was a presentation of the Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster (NEESC).
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- Invest! Design! Make! Use! A Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Forum
Hartford, Connecticut – November 17 – 18, 2016
The Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster and the Connecticut Green Bank presented the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Forum that brought together key stakeholders in the hydrogen and fuel cell industry. This Forum focused on:
- Invest! – Green Bank Financing;
- Design! – Supply Chain – Hydrogen Refueling and Fuel Cells;
- Make! – Project Financing: Stationary and Motive Power; and
- Use! – ZEV Vehicles and Hydrogen Refueling.
This event also featured:
- Panel discussions with investors and industry experts;
- A live "request for Information" (RFI): A facilitated discussion and industry feedback to provide guidance to the DOE, which may result in a "Funding Opportunity Announcement" with live polling;
- A Technology Showcase/Supply Chain Exchange/Reception for networking and business development; and
- Coordination with the Connecticut International Auto Show;
- Electric Vehicle Ride & Drive;
- Hydrogen infrastructure and fuel cell electric vehicle stakeholder meetings.
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- Equity Crowdfunding for Energy Projects
On November 2, 2016 NEESC cohosted this webinar with Connecticut's SBDC and Crossroad Venture Group (CVG). Over the last few years, crowdfunding websites in the United States have proven a popular way by which to solicit charitable donations and to raise funds for artistic endeavors like films and music recordings. Under recently adopted rules, the general public/investors will have the opportunity to participate in the early capital raising activities of start-up and early-stage companies and businesses. This webinar focused on the NEW rules regarding equity crowdfunding, including the different about being a crowdfunding investor, how to make an investment, the amounts that can be invested, and where more information can be
Guest Speaker:
- Elizabeth "Liddy" Karter, Managing Director, Enhanced Capital
A recording of this presentation is available here.
Slides from this webinar are available as a pdf here.
- 2016 Cleantech Energy Storage Finance Forum
On Thursday, September 15, 2016 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM NEESC and NSIV hosted the 2016 Cleantech Energy Storage Financing Forum at the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center's Boston Office. The forum featured short "pitches" from WattJoule, Energy Compression, Electra Vehicle, Sparkplug Power, Inc., Ambri Inc., Lionano Battery, and Zilectric, Inc., a panel presentation with MA DOER, Current, powered by GE, National Grid, and NEC Energy Solutions, Inc., and a diversified networking session.
A special thanks to the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center
Supporting Organizations
- Improving Energy Resiliency with Flow Batteries
This webinar focused on flow battery technology, a utility-scale electricity storage solution that borrows many core features from fuel cell technology. Flow batteries utilize a liquid energy storage medium that can be tapped to create electricity and can be recharged within the same system. One of the biggest advantages of flow batteries is their ability to independently scale power and energy. Flow batteries are also inherently safe, have high cycle life, and deliver lower lifetime cost than traditional battery systems. Fuel cell systems working in conjunction with renewable technologies and flow battery technology offer a real time solution for sustainability.
Vionx Energy's Vanadium Redox Flow battery offers a 6-10 hour run time and 20+ year system life with no degradation to deliver a superior lifetime cost of ownership versus traditional grid batteries. Learn about the advantages of flow battery technology for dispatachable renewable power and efficient design of the transmission and distribution grid.
Guest Speaker:
- Adam Rauwerdink, Director, Sales Engineering, VIONX Energy
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- Secure and Sustainable Energy for Commercial/Residential Buildings
This webinar focused on fuel cell technology that is being used to provide both electricity and thermal energy for space heating/cooling and water heating at multi-unit residential structures. Multi-unit residential structures with 20 or more units represent approximately 8.6 percent of the housing stock in the United States. This webinar addressed the unique opportunities for building owners, designers, and builders of multi-unit residential structures and the use of fuel cell technology for energy assurance.
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- Low noise (quiet operation);
- Reduction of air pollution;
- High availability (approximately 98 percent) with 24/7 operation; and
- Classified as a renewable technology by some states.
Presenting Companies:
- Jesse E. Hayes, PureCell Fuel Cell Product Manager, Doosan Fuel Cell
- Bruce R. Becker, President, Becker + Becker
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- Hydrogen and Fuel Cells for Resiliency: Microgrids for Grid Power
Microgrids are local energy grids that connect two (2) or more buildings with control capability. A microgrid can operate in parallel when connected to the grid, but can also operate in island mode using local energy generation during power outages. Some advantages of fuel cell technology for microgrid applications include:
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- Low noise (quiet operation);
- Reduction of air pollution (low emission);
- High availability (24/7);
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- Classified as a renewable technology by some states.
This presentation provided an overview of key features associated with the use of fuel cells in microgrid applications and fuel cell technology currently being used to support microgrids.
This webinar is a presentation of the Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster (NEESC) and the Clean Energy Group's Resilient Power Project, and will be hosted by Resilient Power Project Director Todd Olinsky-Paul. For more information, please visit www.neesc.org or www.resilient-power.com.
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- Robert Rose, Vice President, Specialty Services, A/Z Corporation
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- Hydrogen and Fuel Cells for Resiliency: Hydrogen for Power-to-Gas Energy Storage
As renewable energy supplies increase, the ability to match unscheduled intermittent energy supply with consumer demand becomes increasingly problematic. This imbalance is driving the need for long term, large scale energy storage solutions. One promising approach is to use hydrogen as a Power-to-Gas (P2G) energy storage medium. P2G allows for the efficient storage of high density energy without release of CO2 or other greenhouse gas emissions.
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This webinar is a presentation of the Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster (NEESC) and Clean Energy Group's Resilient Power Project, and will be hosted by Resilient Power Project Director Todd Olinsky-Paul. For more information, please visit www.neesc.org or www.resilient-power.com.
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- Prabhu Rao, CEO North America, McPhy Energy
- Steve Jones, Managing Director, ITM Power
- Giuseppe Artizzu, Energy Strategy Director,Electro Power Systems (EPS)
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Organized By: Connecticut Technology Council, Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster, and Small Business Development Center.
When: Friday May 6 at 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM.
Your competitive edge, is your brand. As technology changes, you must leverage new tools to keep in step with the world. In this FREE webinar, the presenter highlighed personal branding trends in 2016 (including video) to stay current and ahead of the curve.
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Organized By: Connecticut Technology Council, Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster, and Small Business Development Center.
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- Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights for Small Businesses: The Basics
Organized By: Connecticut Technology Council, Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster, and Small Business Development Center.
When: Wednesday May 4 at 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM.
This FREE webinar defined three concepts of intellectual property, explained how they are obtained, how long they last, and under what circumstances these property rights can be useful for a small business owner.
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- Linda Gebauer, Director of Intellectual Property & Entrepreneurship Law Clinic, UConn School of Law
- U.S. Small Business Administration Small Business Awards Ceremony & Luncheon
Organized By: Connecticut Technology Council, Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster, and Small Business Development Center.
When: Tuesday May 3 at 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM
Where: Hartford, Connecticut
This year Connecticut SBA Small Business Award winners at the 2016 Small Business Awards Ceremony are listed below:
- Small Business Persons of the Year: Victoria & Peter Newman, Founder & CEO of Greenwich Education Group
- Woman-Owned Small Business: Tracy Camassar, The Chapman Manufacturing Co.
- CT Microenterprise Award: Alina Wegrzyniak, Crystal Ballroom of New Britain
- Minority-Owned Small Business: Dawn Resehn-Doty, Benay Enterprises
- Family Owned Small Business: Tamera Jackson, Jackson Chevrolet
- Veteran-Owned Small Business: Walt Medina, Walt Medina & Associates
- Veteran Advocate Champion: Raymond Hayes, Pay Forward, Inc.
- Young Entrepreneur Small Business: Foster Charles, Charles Computer Services
- Financial Services Champion: Andreas Kapetanopoulos, Farmington Bank
- Entrepreneurial Success: Jane Porterfield, Educational Play Care
- Exporter of the Year: Marc Nemeth, Jonal Laboratories
- Region 1 Prime Contractor of the Year: James D. Bouthillier, McLaughlin Research Corporation
- DECD Small Business of the Year: David Wells, Saugatuck Kitchens
- ASBDC State Star: Winner will be announced on May 3!
- Access to Capital Lenders Panel and Networking Reception
Organized By: Connecticut Technology Council, Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster, and Small Business Development Center.
When: Monday May 2 at 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM and 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM
Where: East Hartford, Connecticut
Access to Capital Lenders Panel & Small Business Owners Networking Reception
FREE panel discussion featured bank, non-bank and community lenders who discussed key questions and concerns that many small businesses have about qualifying for and obtaining financing for their businesses. Questions from the audience were taken and discussed as well.
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A FREE networking reception and meet other small business owners, lenders and organizations that can help you start or grow your business. Food and beverages will be provided.
- Hannover Messe 2016
When: April 25-29, 2016
Where: Hannover, Germany
The Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster (NEESC), administered by the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology, Inc. (CCAT),partnered with the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) to showcase the region's hydrogen and fuel cell capabilities at Hannover Messe 2016, the leading international trade show for industrial technology innovations. Approximately 5,000 companies from 70 countries were exhibiting at Hannover Messe 2016.
Participants from the hydrogen and fuel cell industry in the Northeast U.S., included Precision Combustion, Inc., Dexmet Corporation, US FuelCell, Advent Technologies, Giner Inc., Engineered Fibers Technology, LLC, Mott Corporation, and Novorocs Technologies, LLC. The event provides energy companies in the region with an exceptional venue for reaching the global market.
- Hydrogen and Fuel Cells for Resiliency :: Fuel Cells for Telecom (Renewable H2)
On March 17, 2016 the Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster (NEESC) and the Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA) co-hosted the "Hydrogen and Fuel Cells for Resiliency:: Fuel Cells for Telecom (Renewable H2)" webinar.
T-Mobile provided participants with information about how fuel cells have become a significant part of their company's mission to reduce environmental impact and dependence on fossil fuels while ensuring continuity of service for their customers. Altergy educated listener on their commercially available fuel cell technologies and their operational characteristics designed to ensure resiliency.
- Hydrogen and Fuel Cells for Resiliency :: Financing Energy Resiliency
On February 18, 2016 the Clean Energy State's Alliance (CESA) and the Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster (NEESC) co-hosted the "Hydrogen and Fuel Cells for Resiliency:: Financing Energy Resiliency" webinar.
States and communities are increasingly investing in energy efficiency and renewable energy to achieve air quality, economic, and energy goals. Innovative financing programs, such as Connecticut's Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) program, can leverage and supplement traditional financing options to increase the affordability of fuel cells and other energy reliability projects. In both Connecticut and New York, existing state funds (systems benefit charges) were repurposed and Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) funds have been used to provide initial capital for technology deployment that both enhances energy resiliency and environmental performance.
CT Green Bank and NY Green Bank discussed their programs and how funds can be used to facilitate development of renewable energy systems, such as fuel cells. Participants learned about ways to finance projects and utilize existing financial tools, such as long-term and low interest rate loans, revolving loan funds, and low-cost public investments to leverage hydrogen and fuel cell projects for resilient power.
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Economic policy advice and political preferences
This essay argues that public choice offers an appropriate approach for thinking about economic policy advice. First I discuss the nature of the policy advice that is proffered by economists. Then I specifically suggest that one of the most common modeling features in the public choice literature (viz., the assumption that individuals have political preferences) may be useful in helping us understand the nature of this advice. Finally, I also carry out a tentative exploration of the implications of accepting the perspective that is provided when the suggested modeling feature is used in this context. Copyright Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989
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– Age range: 14-18
– Cost: $1,000
*Previous rowing experience is defined as at least 10 months of previous rowing experience and/or race experience in at least 4 high school level regattas. All participants are selected for this program at our coaches discretion.
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What do I bring?
Please bring sunscreen, water, and a small snack. Lunch is not provided. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes early, prepared to take advantage of the whole lesson.
Where are the boathouses/launch located?
Manhattan's Peter Jay Sharp Boathouse: Here you will find driving directions and detailed instructions on how to walk from the subway. Closest trains are the A and 1 to Dyckman Street.
Brooklyn's Paerdegat Basin Launch: Here you will find driving directions and detailed instructions on how to walk from the subway.
What clothing is best to wear?
Athletic form-fitting clothing is best, as loose clothes can be caught in the rowing equipment. Please wear sneakers with socks, and bring layers that you can take off/put on depending on the weather, as well as a hat. Showers and lockers are available at the Manhattan boathouse.
We will row if there is slight rain. If weather conditions are extreme, with high winds, lightning, and/or thunder, we will have a land training session on that day.
How do I register?
All camp registration is through RegattaCentral. You will need to create an account with RegattaCentral before purchasing a camp.
Safety is a priority at Row New York. Our safety goal is for participants to feel safe and comfortable and to ensure that the environment allows everyone to perform at their best. We achieve this by following extensive land and water safety procedures and employing highly trained rowing coaches. Additionally, all coaches and staff must have completed CPR and First Aid training.
Who do I contact for more information?
For more information about our summer camps and competitive rowing program, please contact Director of Youth Rowing, Tom Eichler, at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Welcome to the Odell Beckham Jr. School of Photobombing
Let him teach you a lesson.
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In order to properly execute a photobomb, certain criteria must be met:
- Your subject must be completely unsuspecting of the antics happening behind them.
- The photobomber must make a ridiculous facial expression or movement that is completely unrelated to what is happening in the foreground.
- The photobomber must draw all attention away from the main subject of the photo and direct it to him or herself.
- Extra points for videobombing.
With that said, may I present to you Odell Beckham Jr.'s perfectly executed photobomb of Fox Sports's reporter Laura Okmin.
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Note the perfect form, the ridiculous dance moves, the on point timing, and the brilliant finale: mocking Okmin by talking into a fake mic. A+ job.
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A duplicate of Ian Bird arrived one day at the research station on Fraternity. The research team, led by Sarah Emmins and including her husband Stuart Gorey and Bird, were unable to account for its presence. It claimed that it didn't know from where it came. It was quarantined for a time while the team members tried to figure out its origins.
The duplicate and the team were interviewed by the Fifth Doctor and Nyssa. The duplicate showed anger at his treatment by the team members, mostly Gorey, and pride in his position as a unique being.
It took Sarah hostage in the laboratory, hoping to get the team to listen to him. It wanted to be treated like an ambassador, but when the Doctor wasn't willing to give in to its demands, it opened the exterior door, exposing the room to the harsh atmosphere. While Bird rescued Sarah, the Doctor closed the door; the duplicate had killed Gorey, and the others didn't know whether or not the duplicate survived. (PROSE: The 57th)