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Mayor Jerry Abramson announced the creation of a new program to assist recently released prisoners and jail inmates returning to the Shawnee neighborhood. The Shawnee Justice Reinvestment Pilot Project will help offenders overcome obstacles they face reintegrating into their community, such as finding housing, transportation and employment.
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The following notices contain information related to the California statewide Perchloroethylene (Perc) Dry Cleaning ATCM (Dry Cleaning ATCM). Notice 2009-1 provides information on the upcoming compliance requirements of the Dry Cleaning ATCM and Notice 2009-2 provides information on the alternative solvents which are being used in California. If you have any questions concerning the information on the notices, please refer to the appropriate ARB staff person listed as a contact on each notice.
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- California State Fire Marshall Information Bulletin on Fire Protection Systems for Dry Cleaning Plants with Type-III Dry Cleaning Systems and the 2010 Fire Code Requirements
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What Can I Do With a Pressure Cooker?
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Q: I was up late one night, and I purchased a Wolfgang Puck electric pressure cooker on impulse.
Now I'm somewhat scared to use it. And the recipe book didn't excite me either. Help!
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I pulled mine out just last week to make Chick Peas. Well let me rephrase that, to cook chick peas that I had soaked all day at work. Normally they would have had to cook for an hour, but with a pressure cooker, just 30 minutes and they were done. They were quickly turned into some AMAZING Hummus.
I've also used mine to quickly make Caramel sauce out of canned condensed milk. I bought it just for experiment. It was very cool, and fresh caramel sauce is excellent!
One of my Sisters-in-law is an expert pressure cooker. She has several sizes, and found a book from her local library that really got her started.
Don't be scared! New pressure cooker models have safety features so they won't explode.
Also, Cooking Light magazine has an article about pressure cookers (w/recipes) in their September issue.
I love my pressure cooker. Perfect beans cooked from dry in 20 minutes, fluffy whole grains in 20 minutes or less, you can really cook just about anything in it. I keep finding new ways to use it, but I am constantly using it for beans and grains (since those make up a decent portion of my diet).
Mine also has a delay setting, waking up/arriving home from work to freshly something freshly cooked is so nice.
Seems like I'm not the only one who regularly uses the PC to cook chickpeas.
However, I also make chicken stock in mine: just throw in the carcass of your roast chicken immediately after dinner together with a carrot, whole onion, water to cover, peppercorns & whatever else strikes your fancy. Pressure cook for about 45 minutes. Turn off the heat & leave to cool on the stove overnight. The next morning the stock is cool & ready to strain.
It's also great for making stews or pretty much anything else you'd normally make in a slow-cooker, just in a fraction of the time.
Great for soups. I use mine to make bean soup and vegetable beef soup. Tastes like it's cooked all day!
i had never heard of a pressure cooker until my partner brought one home, was a staple in his house growing up. Most of the recipes we use it for are from him so they are Indian, but we use it to cook lentils, chickpeas, potatoes, carrots, paneer - like others have said anything that takes long to cook takes less time in a pressure cooker! We have actually been looking into investing in a new one thats how useful we find it.
here is about 300 recipes using a pressure cooker, see if any of these recipes catch your attention
Good for dal of any kind, but especially great for chickpeas, which usually take hours. 25 minutes and done!
i use our pressure cooker about every second day, it's one of the most-used things in our kitchen.
i second the bean + stock ideas. we do that constantly (there are no cans of beans or stock at our place), plus we make a heck of a lot of soup in our pressure cooker (old fashioned stove-top model). sauté some onions/shallots/leeks, deglaze with some wine, add your veggies of choice plus some stock or water, salt/spice to taste, cook for a few minutes and then get out your immersion blender... voilà, instant velouté of whatever veggie(s) you have on hand - pumpkin, cauliflower, broccoli, carrot...
(top with a bit of cream or crème fraîche for the pleasure of your eyes and mouth)
two personal fave combos:
*hokkaido squash (potimarron) with a touch of truffle oil
*turnip with ginger, topped with sautéed greens and bacon
stewy things like lentil soups and couscous/tajines cook up in a quarter of the time.
also very useful for boiling potatoes in a jif - either for boiled potatoes or mashed potatoes.
and last but not least: artichokes. we eat artichokes all the time in season as a first course, they take 5-10 minutes to steam in the pressure cooker (depends on size).
During the past few hot weeks here in the midwest, I've used a PC to cook potatoes quickly for potato salad and to make chicken stock. Risotto also works very well, as does this bolognese sauce http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2010/01/tomato-sauce-with-hot-pork-sausage-bolognese-pressure-cooking-recipe.html
I have 4 pressure cookers and use them for everything from stew to risotto to tamales. I've even used mine for cheescakes and steamed puddings (wrap in foil first!). Once you get the hang of it -- every pressure cooker is a little bit different -- you can adapt all your favourite recipes fairly easily. For many, its nothing more complicated than adding a bit more liquid.
Also, do yourself a favour and get either Lorna Sass' or Victoria Wise' cookbooks on pressure cooking
I love my pressure cooker! Same as everyone mentioned above, but also for things like Pork Ragu: http://www.bitchincamero.com/2009/09/pressure-cooker-pork-ragu/
I'm actually going to make some short ribs tonight. It's august and I want to enjoy my beefy ribs without having the oven on for 3 hours!
Pressure cookers do have safety features, but if you are using an older one make sure they still work. A friend of mine's safety valve blew and forced an entire chicken (minus bones) out through the hole and all over the kitchen. The cooker itself launched across the room, scary.
On the other hand, the best food I have ever had (stupid secret family recipe means I have only had it a couple times) was made in a pressure cooker.
I was introduced to pressure cookers from a friend who lives on a sailboat with her family of 4! She says pressure cookers are a staple in galley kitchens. Her Chicken Cacciatore sold me! Delicious.
Steel cut oats cook up fast and creamy in a pressure cooker, as do the aforementioned beans, soups and stews.
artichokes! fast and easy and so delicious :)
Cooking Light had an article about pressure cookers this month. They had some good recipes, including one for a Spanish chickpea/sausage stew that looked really good.
I use my pressure cooker to make steel cut oats for breakfast.
Hi Susan, compliments on your impulse buy!
When looking at online recipes for your pressure cooker, you need to know that most are written for stove-top models that reach 15 psi and thus reduce regular cooking time by 30%. Electric models can range in their psi anywhere from 5 to 12 psi! This can significantly increase the cooking time for recipes written for a stove-top!
I suggest you look at your instruction manual to see what the maximum psi is for your electric pressure cooker. If it is 5 psi you will need to reduce the cooking time for a normal recipe by only 10%, if is 10 psi you will need to reduce the cooking time by 20% and the standard 15 psi reduces the cooking time by 30%.
Come for a visit to my pressure cooker recipe website, send me an email with your psi, and I can work out a formula for you to use for easily converting regular and standard pressure cooker recipe cooking times!
A lot!
Tenderize beans and meat, make corned beef, sardines!
Yum! Good buy!
we love ours! we use it to cook beans of all kinds. it's quick and easy.
my husband made his chicken stock in it once, but we found it was too delicate and lacked the flavour that longer cooking imparts.
I use it for making marmalade (I start with boiling the Seville oranges for 40 min or so). And artichokes. And chick peas.
Reading avidly, as I also got a pressure cooker and am leery. I was convinced by Jacques Pepin, who made a chicken in one on Fast Food My Way, and Alton Brown, who made beef broth. Note to self: watch less food TV.
I got a pressure cooker about 10 years ago as a gift, along with Lorna Sass' book, Vegeterian Cooking Under Pressure. There are some good recipes, but even better are the charts for cooking different beans, rice, and grains. So fast and easy to translate any soup/grain recipe into a pressure cooker recipe. I love quick risotto in the pressure cooker too.
Well, it's great for steaming too, I use ours (we have 3, two stove top and 1 electric) to steam dumplings, vegetables such as broccoli, idlis. Desserts such as indian rice pudding and caramel custrd can be made in one successfully.
Of course it's also great for cooking infant/toddler food. I give my son regular table food now, but sometimes use a pressure cooker to soften his portion a wee bit more (by cooking for a few more mins).
I make apple/pear sauce in mine as well, by steaming the fruit.
I bought one pressure cooker from Macy's, it was cheap. Now the gasket broke. Can I use any generic gasket in it's place? Please advise.


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I have had a 2.0 GHz Intel Core Duo iMac for a 7 days now. A few observations:
The stock 512 MB RAM was not enough to keep up with my tasks - that being 15 or so Safari tabs open, iTunes, iMovie, and Garageband open and doing their thing, plus Photoshop, Mail, and NetNewsWire open as well. I know, I am not the "average" user. Truly, even with just the browser and Mail open, I felt the lag. Impressively though, on the G5 my processor would run at about 60% (with 2 GB RAM) when I had all that running. With the 512 MB RAM, the processor was running at 16%. Amazing.
Yesterday I upgraded this thing to 2 GB RAM. It FLIES. I am more than impressed. iMovie and ffmpegx encode video swiftly compared to the G5. You would not believe how many applications I have open right now. In addition to the ones listed above, I also have Adium, Transmit, Windows Media Player, Quicktime, and ffmpegx all running. I have tons of windows open (the 20″ screen makes this manageable). My processor is currently running at 17%! Unreal. I have about 120 MB RAM available as well.
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Mostly, I think it's just pre-production scripting/timing errors. The best moments of gizmatic are when you guys are at your corniest.
Having said all that, you guys have some great content. Hah, Man-purse.
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WASHINGTON, July 23 — The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Action Fund responded to today's U.S. Senate passage of the Department of Defense (DOD) authorization bill, which includes a long-sought hate crimes provision but also an amendment to expand the death penalty. Hate crimes legislation cleared the House in April with a vote of 249 to 175. The DOD authorization bill, with the hate crimes provision attached, now moves to conference committee where differences will be ironed out. The Task Force Action Fund is urging for enactment of hate crimes legislation without the death penalty amendment.
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Nothing brings out rich chocolate flavor like a hint of fruity raspberry flavor. This cake calls for a few store-bought shortcuts, meaning you'll have a frosted layer cake in no time.
Yield: 16 servings (serving size: 1 slice)
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- Calories from fat: 0.0%
- Fat: 2.5g
- Saturated fat: 0.5g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Protein: 2.4g
- Carbohydrate: 28.1g
- Fiber: 0.7g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 0.0mg
- Sodium: 47mg
- Calcium: 0.0mg
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- 1 1/2 cups strongly brewed chocolate-almond flavored coffee
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- 2 (0.53-ounce) packages sugar-free instant cocoa mix
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- 1/2 cup fat-free cold milk
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
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- Combine cocoa mix and whipped topping mix in a large bowl. Add milk and vanilla; beat with a mixer at low speed until blended. Beat at high speed for 4 minutes or until soft peaks form.
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EAST COUNTY— It's early March, and this home in the Tara community still has Christmas spirit.
A red-leaved poinsettia plant sits on the counter, and a small Santa lies crumpled in the master bedroom shower.
Scribbled reminders blanket the kitchen refrigerator. The home's walls have no pictures or art on them because the owners don't want holes in the wall.
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Wanda Colon — an instructor at the academy and the Los Angeles-based host of TLC's "Home Made Simple," a guest on HGTV's "Designer Challenge" and former "Sex and the City" actress — and Mary Ellen Fortier, the academy's Tampa area lead instructor and a certified home stager, led the home makeover.
Jessica Ross of Coldwell Banker secured the listing after the home's owners decided to move to Las Vegas to be near family.
With 25% of for-sale homes being professionally staged last year, according to the National Association of Realtors — compared to 5% in 2007 — Ross saw the Tara home had a great need for staging and deserving owners; she contacted Fortier.
The academy assigned Colon to the Southeast region for the week, and she traveled to Bradenton for the first time to assist in the staging.
"The way we live in a house is not the way we sell a house," Colon said. "Buyers buy square footage. If a home is cluttered, you can't see that. Clutter creates angst. You need to highlight the features of the home in a calm, cool way to create that zen."
After the home's owners left the house to let the stagers work, the group started by putting loose items away. Then, they moved items away from the home's sliding-glass door, showing off the back porch and yard, and did basic cleaning such as vacuuming and wiping counters.
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ATHENS, MI (WTVB) - In high school sports, the March Magic ride for a pair of Branch County area girls basketball teams ended last night at the MHSAA Class-D Final Four at the Breslin Center. Athens put a mighty scare into Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes before the 3-time defending champions rallied to win with Waterford beating the Indians 35-to-27. And Climax-Scotts likewise stretched St. Ignace to the limit until the top ranked undefeated Saints steadied their game down the stretch to stop Climax 42-to-36. Waterford and St. Ignace will play for the title tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. in the first of the four championship games that will end the girl's season.
Athens came close to reversing their fortunes from a year ago when they fell to Waterford in the championship game. The Indians shutdown the Lakers last night in the second quarter7-to-0 to go up 16-to-11 at halftime. Athens still led 22-to-15 heading into the fourth quarter when Waterford turned up the pressure and put away the 8-point victory.
The Indians finished with a 22-and-4 record. Next week, the boys basketball season and the winter sports high school schedule in Michigan will come to a close beginning on Tuesday with the state tournament quarterfinals followed by the semi-finals starting Thursday at the Breslin Center with the four championship games a week from tomorrow.
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In the 1950s, people were the pride and potential of a nation—the bigger the boom, the better the buck — or so the thinking went. A growing population was widely perceived as a built-in guarantee of long-term prosperity and the foundation of an expanding economy. Understandably, most people in business saw great opportunity in the "baby boom." It was a matter of simple math: more people meant more markets.
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Global Population: In 2011, the world population reached 7 billion. Increasing by about 70 million people every year, the world population has doubled in the past 45 years and is projected to reach 9 billion by mid-century. From stretched natural resources, such as fresh water supplies, to rising levels of pollution and atmospheric carbon, rapid population expansion has serious consequences for the planet.
Resource Depletion: Renewable resources are being exhausted at an alarming rate and non-renewable resources are growing more difficult to extract and more expensive. The end of affordable fossil fuels combined with deforestation, soil depletion, and water scarcity will present major challenges in the years ahead if we do not make more aggressive efforts to conserve natural resources and develop alternative sources of energy.
Pollution/Waste: A staggering population level plus increased productivity and accelerating demand for basic resources means an output of waste and pollution we've never seen before. With a smaller population and less production, dilution used to be the solution to pollution while landfills and waterways could, to a large extent, handle our waste. This is no longer the case.
Climate Change: An overwhelming scientific consensus supports the reality of human-induced global warming and the importance of prompt action to limit its impact. Even if recent projections are only partially true, the ramifications of inertia are nothing short of catastrophic. While there was once a time when organizations could operate without a thought to the atmosphere, glacial ice, and ocean acidification, that time has passed.
Species Extinction: While most companies are probably not particularly concerned about species extinction, we should consider that we depend on other species for our existence in many ways. Other species produce the oxygen we breathe, absorb the CO2 we exhale, decompose our sewage, provide our food, and maintain the fertility of our soil. We literally cannot survive without them—and we cannot produce consumable products without them—yet, if we go on with "business as usual," our activity may cause over half of the world's 30 million species to go extinct within the century.
Surely, we never meant for things to turn out this way. To be fair, it's always been hard for humans to know the rate at which they can safely harvest natural resources without depleting them. From Plato's descriptions of dry, degraded land near Athens to the disappearance of extraordinary animals from ancient New Zealand and Madagascar, there is abundant evidence that humans have caused environmental damage for millennia. However, the differences today are:
In past historical eras, by the time the signs of decline were clear to the majority, it was too late to take action. Fortunately, we are more sophisticated today and better equipped to anticipate future problems before they get completely out of hand. While the magnitude of our global predicament is surely unprecedented, the potential and resources at our disposal to solve them are also unprecedented.
While many of us have come to feel uneasy about the state of the world, it can be difficult to admit that we have a vested interest in the perpetuation of the status quo. Most of us recognize that damaging life-supporting ecosystems for short-term gain does not ultimately lead to prosperity, yet we have not fully embraced the obvious solution: sustainability.
In any culture, there are pervasive ideas—memes—that become so deeply embedded that they drive our behavior, goals, and priorities in ways we may not fully realize or comprehend. Transmitted endlessly through political speeches, news media, educational institutions, business culture, and now most other sectors is the idea of limitless growth. Further complicating matters, the concept of growth has become inextricably linked with the very positive idea of profit. In fact, most of today's legal and economic systems are premised on the assumption that everything can grow without limit. However, what we need to remember about growth is that it has another, more complicated side—and that infinite growth is not physically possible on a finite planet with finite resources.
Sustainability, of course, implies limits—and that does not sit well with everyone. It could be that we're resisting the call to sustainability, not because it's unreasonable, but because we, as powerful, creative beings, simply object to the concept of limitation. In other cases, perhaps we simply don't know how to change our habits or do things differently. Whatever the reason for our inaction, if we want continued prosperity, we need to fundamentally alter the way we think about our individual choices, their impact and our relationship with and responsibility to the rest of the world.
While some may believe that limits are a barrier to prosperity, the evidence seems to support the opposite: that sustainable growth is key to the long-term success of both organizations and nations. Sustainability doesn't mean "zero growth," it means responsible growth. It is the nature of human existence to produce and consume, to create and contribute. That will go on. What needs to change is the way we produce and consume. Sustainability and profitability are not mutually exclusive. In fact, sustainable measures save organizations money and boost both brand value as well as the bottom line, amounting to what economists call a win-win.
The idea of sustainable consumption may seem like an oxymoron, but it's a balance we must find a way to attain. Businesses must answer the call to innovate and adapt their strategies and business models to a changing world. We must now use the same creativity and ingenuity we employed to create economic prosperity to address the problems prosperity has engendered. To secure a healthy, prosperous world for ourselves and future generations, we need the partnership and full engagement of global business leaders, from rich nations and poor, small countries and large, to galvanize a conceptual revolution that will pave the way for dynamic yet sustainable growth in the 21st century and beyond.
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The Farmhouse is located just in front of the dairy barns and creamery building. There is plenty of parking available near the farmhouse including two handicap accessible spots next to the Farmhouse entrance ramp.
We have ended our summer schedule and the historic farmhouse Visitor Center is now open only on Saturdays from Noon until 4pm. Call us if you would like to arrange for the Farmhouse to be open and we will work to accommodate your request.
Volunteers staff the Farmhouse and are available to answer questions. Trail maps are available in the Visitor Center, the Farmhouse entryway, and the trailhead kiosk for a suggested $1 donation.
Inside the Farmhouse Visitor Center are exhibits on bird migration, wildlife found on the Refuge, and the history of the Creamer's Dairy. There is also a small gift shop located in the Visitor Center carrying an array of nature-themed and locally made items.
Water is available in the Farmhouse and bathrooms are located near the picnic area.
TRAILS and VIEWING AREAS Refuge Trail Map
The trails, viewing areas, and viewing platforms are always open. During bird migration periods the fields are closed and all visitors must stay on the trails. Dogs should always be leashed.
Information on trails, programs and events, and membership can be found in the Farmhouse entryway which is always open or the main trailhead kiosk near the Farmhouse.
Additional information on Creamer's Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge can be found on the Alaska Department of Fish and Game's website:
Creamer's Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge is a 2,000 acre state owned wildlife refuge located in Fairbanks, Alaska just north of the city center on College Road. The pastoral focal points of the Refuge are the historic dairy buildings and the farm fields which now are used exclusively by migrating waterfowl and other wildlife. The Refuge also boasts wetland habitat and boreal forest habitat which are easily explored by miles of well-maintained walking trails. The Creamer's Field trail system is open year-round and multi-use trails are groomed throughout the winter. In addition to the trails, there are viewing platforms around the margins of the fields as well as a Visitor Center and gift shop located in the historic Farmhouse.
To reach the Refuge from College Road, turn North at the Danby Road intersection and follow the road in front of the Department of Fish and Game Administration building toward the front field viewing area. Turn north on Creamer's Lane to reach the Farmhouse Visitor Center and the main trailhead.
Ample car and RV parking are available near the Farmhouse, along Creamer's Lane, and in the front field viewing area.


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Princeton is one of three programs, along with Brown and Washington, to have competed at every NCAA Championship regatta since the inaugural event in 1997. Prior to 1997, women's crews competed at the National Collegiate Rowing Championship; Princeton won the national title in 1990, 1993, 1994 and 1995.
Unlike the EAWRC competition or the IRA national championships, the NCAA Championship is awarded to the program with the best combined score for their varsity eight, second varsity eight and varsity four. There is a weighted scoring system that can be found at the bottom of this page.
The varsity eight, second varsity and varsity four each compete for individual national championships, of which Princeton has won three. The Tiger second varsity won the first NCAA title in 1997, and the varsity eight won in both 2006 and 2011.
A history of the NCAA championships can be found below.
1997 2V: Stephanie Jones, Joanna Schmidt, Ashley McCowen, Christy Wiegard, Kira Gresdiroff, Abigail Cromwell, Emily Jones, Michelle Clarke, Yon Sung [coxswain]
2006 1V: Caroline Lind, Kristin Haraldsdottir, Jackie Zider, Devan Darby, Andreanne Morin, Caroline Kruse, Genevra Stone, Kate Bertko, Lizzie Agnew [coxswain]
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Cycling Efficiency expresses energy expenditure converted into the power that propels the bike forward. In other words, cycling efficiency represents the efficacy of skeletal muscles to transform the body's stored biochemical energy into mechanical movement, while the remainder of the energy is lost as heat. The higher the efficiency, the more power one can produce to ride the bike with the same amount of energy and oxygen. This is vital for success in cycling races and other long-distance events.
Cycling efficiency only used to be measured in laboratory conditions. Now measurements in the field are easily conducted using Polar products featuring the cycling efficiency function.
Cyclists' gross efficiency values typically vary between 17% and 22%. Therefore, even small changes in efficiency can mean the difference between success and failure. Efficiency can be improved even after years of training whereas e.g. maximum aerobic capacity (VO2max) is usually achieved within a few months to two years of skillful training.
In general, factors such as body size, gender, fitness level and skill affect individual differences in efficiency. Pedaling technique and breaks in continuous pedaling also have an effect.
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Big Green activists have taken their crusade against hydraulic fracturing to a number of state capitols for the same reason they oppose the Keystone XL pipeline. They want the fossil fuels that power the U.S. economy to remain in the ground, untapped. The fact that the ongoing natural gas boom is doing far more through market forces to reduce the use of coal than any government regulation is apparently irrelevant to them.
But the question they must answer is precisely how they propose to keep the American economy functioning until green power can actually replace fossil fuels. It is an important question, because renewable fuel cannot do the job – not even under the Obama administration's most optimistic projections.
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The little discussed reality is that renewable energy cannot function without heavy subsidies in the form of producer and consumer tax credits, purchase mandates, and large loan guarantees to companies like the now-bankrupt Solyndra.
But this is only part of the problem. Not only are renewables (other than hydro-electric) already more costly than other energy sources, but there is also no serious chance they can expand sufficiently to produce the energy the economy needs now or for years to come.
Take electrical generation, the main source of U.S. carbon emissions now and bound to become more important in a green technology-driven future if electric cars ever catch on. Like ethanol, whose production falls far short of federal mandates, renewable electricity sources have limits.
As data compiled earlier this year by the U.S. Energy Information Administration demonstrate, even with an aggressive, economy-damaging program of carbon reduction -- far more disruptive than anything currently in place -- renewable power production will fall far short of what America needs to function.
President Obama loves to point out that solar, wind, and biomass have increased their share of the U.S. electricity market under his watch, and that is true. What he is less likely to mention is that despite robust mandates for renewable use, the share remains less than 6 percent of all production.
The EIA, taking into account current policies, projects that non-hydropower renewables will make up only 8.6 percent of world electricity generation and 10.6 percent of U.S. generation by 2040. Even under the most optimistic domestic scenario, which requires "a $25/metric ton fee on carbon dioxide emissions that increases 5 percent each year until the end of the projection period," renewables will produce only 1.1 trillion annual kilowatt hours in the U.S. by 2040, or just over 20 percent of anticipated generation.
If these projections are even in the ballpark, renewables will play no serious role in saving the planet from global warming, whether the consequences for humanity and the world are dire or modest.
In adopting policies that will raise prices – both of energy and the consumer goods it is used to produce – lawmakers must consider both the costs and potential benefits. If carbon-based global warming is truly a dire threat, there is no point in adopting policies that will inflict great economic hardship without even coming close to solving the problem.


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With a beautiful view of Val D'Orcia, near Pienza and Monticchiello, the Azienda Agricola Barbi produces an excellent extra virgin olive oil, the characteristic Pici (pasta) and the delicious chickpeas, the barley and the farro for soups.
The Farmhouse is composed of 2 country houses, Casa Barbi and Montello, with the typical external stone walls situated in a quietly panoramic position.
They present large apartments and authentic furniture, kitchen with TV, bathroom with shower, hairdryer, washing machine, things for breakfast.
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Get your pup ready for the big game with this festive Philadelphia Phillies Plastic Dog Bowl! Made of plastic with rubber protectors on base. Dishwasher safe. Decorated in Phillies baseball colors! Why We Love It:Show your love for the Philadelphia Phillies and the MLB with a practical and team-spirited bowl! This plastic bowl is available in two sizes and is decorated in the Phillies colors and emblem. Combine two separate bowls for food and water and double the fun! Be sure to check out the rest of our Philadelphia Phillies professional baseball dog accessories!Sizing Information:Small: Holds 3 cups. Large: Holds 7 cups.


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DETROIT (WKZO) -- General Motors is stopping the sale of all new and used 2013-2014 Chevrolet Cruze cars because they may have defective airbags.
GM spokesman Jim Cain says the automaker is working with its supplier to determine how many of the vehicles have the airbag problem and they expect to resume sales by the end of the week. The Detroit-based automaker has sold 119-thousand Cruze cars so far this year and 248-thousand in 2013.
Cain says it's not known if there are any reports of crashes or injuries related to the defective airbags.