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St. Marys native Jane Hyde is currently senior vice president of strategic development and community affairs at Agnesian HealthCare in Fond du Lac, Wis.; however, she is in the process of wrapping up her tenure in that position and moving back home to Pennsylvania to serve as senior vice president for the WellSpan Health system and CEO its of Gettysburg Hospital.
Hyde explained that her decision to pursue this type of career, and to move back to Pennsylvania, is due to "the opportunity to continue to impact the lives of patients and families needing healthcare."
Radio personality Matt Annis, 29, went from working at local radio station WKBI to recently being named the assistant program director and music director on CBS Radio in San Diego.
The St. Marys Area High School Class of 2000 graduate currently resides in La Jolla, Calif. He is the son of Ted and Sharon Annis, the grandson of Frank Skok and brother to Todd and Shay Annis. He has a son, Noah Annis, and is engaged to Natasha Dorfhuber.
Now known as "Matt Stone" on the radio, Annis oversees the day-to-day operations of KSCF-FM in San Diego, where he was hired three months ago.
Ridgway native Casey Scott's interest in shipping and business has led him to sail the seas, often traveling and in some cases living around the world as a shipping manager for one of the world's largest oil companies.
Scott attended Ridgway Area High School and received a B.S. in Marine Engineering and Marine Transportation from the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, N.Y. He put his degree to good use after graduation and gained some practical experience by sailing cargo ships to destinations across the globe.
The work done in medical examiners' offices has often been glamorized by popular television shows, but for Elk County native Jazmine Kunes, it is a way to help ensure that justice is done and bring closure to families in her job as a Quality Assurance Technician for the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office in Pittsburgh.
"I love being in the criminal justice environment. I am able to watch people I work with help those who no longer have a voice in this life, and I too contribute to this in certain ways," Kunes said.Â
Shannon DePonceau Nangle, 33, of Apple Valley, Calif., spends a majority of her time traveling through California and Nevada as a truck driver for Performance Team, an ideal career for someone who says she doesn't like being stuck inside a building all day.
Over the past seven years, Nangle has delivered everything from dry bulk products such as powdered cement, sand and rock from mills to various batch plants, to an array of household items and merchandise.
St. Marys native Justin Martin is busy expanding his skills as a leader while helping American citizens in his employment as an operations supervisor in the Erie District Office of the Social Security Administration (SSA).
Martin supervises the office's claims representatives, who are responsible for taking and adjudicating claims for retirement, disability, and survivor's benefits. He is also involved in the supervision of the service representatives, who assist callers and visitors to the office in a wide variety of Social Security matters.
Kersey native Monica Pasquinelli is sharing her enthusiasm for bicycles and cycling with the City of Brotherly Love as a bicycle shop owner and mechanic.
"Cycling in Philadelphia has grown a lot since I moved here 15 years ago," Pasquinelli said. "It's become more recognized as a great alternative to cars and public transportation. The city has a lot more bicycle advocacy groups and is developing more bike lanes and paths, and promoting education and rights for commuters."
Ridgway Area High School graduate Annakaye Gier always had a love for the Erie area while growing up.
Her college experience led her to Edinboro and then to a full-time position in Erie. Gier is currently employed at Erie Strong Vincent High School. She teaches 12th grade Learning Support Consumer Math, along with Emotional Support Math for ninth through 12th graders. Gier also co-teaches an Algebraic Applications class and an Algebra I class. She graduated from Ridgway Area High School in 2004 and from Edinboro University in 2008.
St. Marys native Dr. Divonna Mohr Stebick wears many hats as an instructor. Now living in Hanover, Pa., she is an instructional consultant for many school districts across the country, assisting teachers in helping students meet greater success.
She has taught students from grades K-12, is a reading specialist, serves as an adjunct faculty member for Johns Hopkins University, McDaniel College and Keuka College, and has been a full-time assistant professor at Gettysburg College since 2003.
St. Marys native Jennifer Schneider Woolstrum, now living in Pittsburgh, is helping to preserve and promote the cultures of many ethnic groups as a member of the board of directors of the Junior Tamburitzans of South Hills (JTSH), a youth folk ensemble based in the South Hills of Pittsburgh dedicated to preserving the arts, music, and heritage of eastern and central Europe.


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I have had my Maxstar 150 STH for many years and it has worked great. When I tried to turn it on yesterday nothing happened. I have checked the voltage before and after the switch and it is running around 119V-120V. I can't see any burnt contacts or solder joints and I cleaned all the plugs. I have zero voltage on the white wires going into the display board. It was working fine the last time I used it but it has been sitting for awhile.
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Exact thing happened to mine. Was working fine, turned it off to take a break, turned it on an hour later and dead. Wouldn't even give me a trouble code.
It was out of warranty and dealer want around $600.00 + labor to fix. Not worth fixing or replacing, as far as I was concerned.
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Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff is confident Lewis Hamilton will remain as determined as ever even though he has broken his duck for the team.
With his team-mate Nico Rosberg winning two races during the first half of the 2013 campaign, the pressure was on Hamilton to get a victory under his belt before the summer break.
He duly delivered at the Hungarian Grand Prix as he won from pole position to keep his Championship hopes alive.
Hamilton also promised to "repay" Mercedes after they gave him a "strong, fast car" and Wolff sees no reason why he would slack off during the second half of the campaign.
"I have known him now for six months, and he is such a professional guy," he told Autosport.
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Bombay Fashions is the premier online one-stop destination for affordable fashion jewelry and accessories! They recently introduced the Bella Collection, a large selection of statement earrings, bangles and necklaces! Although prices vary, the average price of the pieces is $20! Very reasonable, if I do say so myself! Their earrings in the Bella Collection average only $5.00, but they are so cute and there is such a big selection. With the way I lose earrings, this would be a smart idea. I could buy a few pairs and not be out too much if I were to break up a pair here and there.
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The East Branch Dam Safety Modification Project is moving along. In June, design plans were completed as was approval to begin construction on the $280 million, multi-year project anticipated to have a 2017 finish date.
The Elk County Conservation District will be hosting a Northwest Project Grass Grazing Field Day on Wednesday, July 13 at Sugar Hill Farm in St. Marys. The upcoming field day is the first such event to be held by the conservation district.
Conservation District Chairman Russ Braun explained that the idea for the event was suggested to the group by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Commission (NRCS).
JOHNSONBURG – The Johnsonburg Municipal Authority [JMA] held a special meeting yesterday afternoon to approve a revised proposal after the state Department of Environmental Protection [DEP] denied the Hunt Marcellus Operating Company's request to buy water from the municipal authority.
Authority members voted unanimously in favor of the revised proposal.
The agreement states that the JMA will supply 157,000 gallons of water at either the Silver Creek and Long Level Road intersection or at the Silver Creek Water Plant.
Floyd J. "Pinky" Wickett Sr., 96, a resident of Elk Haven and formerly of Elk Towers and Martin Road, died Thursday, June 30, 2011 at the Elk Haven Nursing Home following a brief illness.
He was born July 18, 1914 in St. Marys, son of the late Francis J. and Anna Schreiber Wickett.
He was a lifelong resident of the area and attended St. Marys schools. He was a retired employee of St. Marys Carbon Co.
On October 28, 1949, in Morgantown, W.V., he married Ruth M. Mertz, who preceded him in death on Jan. 5, 2002.
Ruth A. Bartoletti, 92, of River Road, Caledonia, died Thursday, June 30, 2011 at DRMC West following a short illness.
She was born Aug. 28, 1918 in Penfield, daughter of the late Frederick and Ruth E. (Sexton) Spencer.
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ERIE – A Kersey man has been sentenced to seven months in federal prison on a felony charge of conspiracy to commit bank fraud.
Richard "Rick" Alan Raspatello, 56, of 1418 Million Dollar Highway, Kersey, who pleaded guilty to the charge, also has been ordered to make restitution in the amount of $86,953.14, according to documents filed in the U.S. District Court in Erie.
What began as a small unattended campfire on May 29 has turned into the biggest blaze in Arizona history. Recently helping in the battle against this epic blaze were forest firefighters Don Weis of St. Marys and Bill Maiers of Johnsonburg.
The pair recently returned from a 17-day stint out West, from June 8-24, where they were among three Pennsylvania crews sent out to assist with the firefighting efforts.
"A fire of this size will need resources from all over the country," Weis said.
Members of the Elk Conservation District announced at their meeting earlier this week that they plan to have a new logo created for the organization. The current logo used by the group on its county website was created by conservation district member Kim Bonfardine and was never officially adopted by the group.
Chairman Russ Braun sparked the logo discussion when he asked members to adopt the current, unofficial logo, so that he could have it put on shirts for members to wear during an upcoming field day.
Elk Conservation District manager Steve Putt informed his fellow group members at their recent meeting that he had developed a fill-in-the-blank packet for individuals who need to have an erosion and sediment control plan, as stipulated in Chapter 102 of the Pennsylvania Code. Putt referred to the packet he created for information related to the erosion and sediment control plan as a "small project."
David J. "Bud" Silvis, 86, of 152 Baumer Rd., St. Marys, died Wednesday, June 29, 2011 at the Pinecrest Manor after an illness of the past several months.
He was born on March 27, 1925, in St. Marys, the son of the late David and Irene Cheatle Silvis. In November 1949 at St. Agnes Episcopal Church, he married Loraine E. Overturf, who preceded him in death on Jan. 13, 1999.
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Man, that thing may be older than my westinghouse, lol. Those old machines like that are almost indestructible. Most likely the only moving parts are the screw that raises and lowers the coil, the pointer and the fan. The fan can be replaced.
The second time I toasted the 400 amp miller my boss assigned me a machine that I and I alone could use. It was the biggest lincoln shop machine I have ever seen, was so old all of the lettering was gone, he said it was built in the early thirties, he started the company with it, and he wanted to see me try and burn it up. They still use that machine daily.
I'm not working on a museum, but I am getting a pretty fair collection of old cutting equipment, and have an old 400 amp ac westinghouse. Aw heck, I might do the museum thing myself.
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Screw drive and pointer do move (knob is gone) but haven't plunged in to see if anything else works.
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"These tasty meatballs will disappear quickly from anyone's holiday party. My mom makes them every year for New Years Eve, and now so do I. These do very well in a slow cooker, as you can simmer them before serving, as well as keep them hot for the duration of your party."
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lemon juice
These meatballs were a hit! I used frozen meatballs.
Most jellied cranberry sauce come in 16 oz cans so if you decide to use the whole can you'll need to double all the other ingredients. Typical chili sauce comes in 12oz. bottle so you'll need two bottles if you use the full can of cranberry. Hope this helps your shopping.
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I have made these numerous times and am ashamed to admit I'm just now reviewing them. Wonderful addition to the regular grape jelly recipes out there with great meatballs.... Based on experience and personal preference with these cocktail meatballs I offer the following suggestions: 1.) Add one packet of lipton onion soup mix to the meatball mixture if you do not have time to mince or grate the onion. 2.) Bake meatballs over a drip pan to reduce the fat before adding to the sauce. 3.) If using frozen meatballs ENSURE you DO NOT use Italian meatballs as this upsets the balance of the meatballs and sauce (yuck)! 3.) Make the sauce the day before to let the flavors marry - I can't stress what a difference this makes! This recipe gets better the next day. 4.) The Heinz sauce in the round bottle seems to be the best chili sauce for this mixture. Reviewers: I seriously dislike people that rate a recipe based on the changes they have made to the original. I want to state that I rated this recipe on the recipe Lara submitted. The changes I suggested were based on my family's personal preference. Thanks Lara for a fabulous appetizer recipe - I always give you the credit!
I have been making these meatballs for 30 years or more in my catering business. I however use cornflakes crumbs instead of bread crumbs. I also put 1/3 cup parsley; I use 1/4 cup ketchup instead of water and 1 tsp. soy sauce. Just a tought from an old chef
These were great. A huge hit with my family. The only thing I did differently was substitute 1 packet of lipton onion soup for the minced onion. It added great flavor. My nephews couldn't get enough of these meatballs. I highly recommend this recipe.
This is a very tasty recipe for meatballs, with the cranberry sauce representing a change from the run of the mill grape jelly recipe. I used seasoned bread crumbs, which added some nice flavor to the meatballs, and then baked them on a broiler tray, which allowed the fat to run off while they were baking. One recipe is enough to fill one of the small 1 to 2 quart crockpots. I made the meatballs 2 days ahead, and refrigerated them. The day of my party, I made the sauce, put the meatballs in the crockpot, added the sauce, and put the whole crock back in the fridge. About 2 hours before the party, I put the crock back in the warmer, and plugged it in. Voila! Easy and tasty. I was so impressed with the recipe, that I made an extra batch of the meatballs, and froze them. I will use them for another party in the next couple of weeks. I'll bet you could use ground turkey for a little less fat. Thanks for sharing a wonderful recipe!
Since I was serving 50+ and had several other dishes to prepare, I used storebought meatballs, and used this recipe for the sauce, cooking everything in a slowcooker. This was the biggest hit of the party, and many people asked for the recipe. It was sweet, but with a bit of a kick from the chili--unusual, but quite delicious, and it won my husband's "best he's ever had" compliment. A fantastic, but very simple recipe!
I, too, served these for my New Year's Day party and they were a hit. I also used the prepared, frozen meatballs. I'll bet the Little Smokies would be great in this sauce as well. Word of warning - do NOT use the Italian meatballs! The flavors fight each other and the sauce is the loser. Thanks for the recipe, Lara.
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It is often said that for green cars to be taken seriously, serious car buffs must realize that they can compete with the big boys. You see, most people think that you just can't get proper mileage out of electric cars, that they are ugly, and most importantly, that they just can't go fast. Well, to prove them wrong, and to start out our brand new Transportation Tuesdays series, we'd like to bring to you the top 5 greenest, fastest, and sexiest beauties on wheels that we've ever seen. Counting down from 5 to 1, here they are…
5. Saab Aero-X
It's encouraging to see car manufacturers look for alternative fuel sources to power their vehicles. This particular concept by Saab comes equipped with an ethanol guzzling 2.8L twin-turbocharged V6 that can get you from 0 to 100kph/60mph in 4.2 seconds. Even cooler, the car has no doors, rather, the entire top canopy section of the car opens up, making it one of the most unique designs out there. Sadly, the car is still on concept stage. But one can still dream.
4. Venturi Fetish
Looking like something out of a spy movie, the Venturi Fetish is the world's only in production electric sports car. While its top speed is only 100mph, it'll give you plenty of power in the initial acceleration as it does a good 0-100kph/60mph in about 5 seconds. sadly, only 25 cars are being produced a year. But this list wouldn't be complete without it.
3. Citroen C-Metisse Concept
Unveiled at the Paris show last year, the Citroen C-Metisse Concept is another attempt to create a diesel hybrid car. What's so exciting about that? well this particular vehicle can operate in a Zero Emission mode, an all electric mode perfect for city cruising, while giving you access to the power of the diesel engine when needed in the motorway. While not as fast as the Saab, the fact that it has a mixed mode engine puts it just a bit higher in our list.
2. Toyota FT-HS
Now when talking about power, you can't help but wish that you had access to a FT-HS. So far, most of these have been concept cars. Not this one though, as this vehicle is scheduled to go into production in 2009. Soon we can all be salivating at the beauty of its advanced hybrid – gasoline system, capable of moving you from 0 to 100kph/60mph in an astonishing four seconds flat. Now that's what we call power!
1. The Tesla Roadster
No list would be complete, without what is probably the greenest sports car in the planet. The Tesla Roadster, is the cream of the top. The fully electrically powered sports car can do 0-100kph/60mph in a little over 4 seconds. To give you an idea of how cool this car is, if we were to calculate the fuel efficiency of this vehicle it would be the equivalent of 135 miles PER GALLON! Not bad for a fully electrically powered vehicle. Take that Ferrari!
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December 13, 2010 at 7:43 pm
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May 13, 2008 at 1:09 pm
hey i li ke the cars i like the saab AERO-X AND THE Venturi fetish
May 13, 2008 at 9:24 am
[…] love our green sports cars here at Inhabitat, and we have plenty of room on our favorites list for more than one. While […]
March 10, 2008 at 7:06 am
[…] 2008 Inhabitat, a weblog dedicated to the design and innovation in sustainability, has put out a list of the 5 sexiest sustainable sports cars. "Most people think that you just can't get […]
March 1, 2008 at 9:20 pm
awesome cars good job keep making them
February 5, 2008 at 3:18 pm
What about the Fisker Karma?
From someone who actually designs cars.
January 24, 2008 at 11:55 am
January 1, 2008 at 9:46 am
Agree with Remy,
The Tesla roadster is the one being sold. I think they may have sold more than 300 though. I think it's actually more than 400 now. A smart move to design a flash sports car first… and one that out performs Ferrari's at that !
Yes… people will pay $90K for an electric sportscar that out performs Ferraris.
Establish the beach head that way… then come out with the 'everyday' car afterwards. Smart moves.
September 26, 2007 at 4:59 pm
[…] Andy Madden wrote an interesting post today onHere's a quick excerptIt is often said that for green cars to be taken seriously, serious car buffs must realize that they can compete with the big boys. You see, most people think that you just can't get proper mileage out of electric cars, that they are … […]
September 25, 2007 at 1:10 pm
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September 6, 2007 at 4:34 pm
The only two really commercially viable models on this list are the Venturi Fetish and the Tesla Motors roadster. Both lease their drive train technology from AC Propulsion, who designed the t-Zero, the original prototype both these cars are modeled after.
The Fetish, despite its headstart unveiling a prototype in LA, failed to secure beach front in Hollywood to capitalize on the growing EV craze… something which wasn't lost on the folks at Tesla, who saw an opportunity and went for green gold. The Tesla also secured better components, to deliver better performance for less money that Venturi could offer. Venturi didn't understand the importance of captivating the general public's imagination with the vehicle… aiming too deep inside the affluent target base… not able to brand the Fetish "sexy"… refusing photo shoots with fashion and men's magazines, which is the kiss of death in a luxury automobile market that prides itself on such associations.
The Fetish is a great name… but rather than embrace it's double entendre, reach out to fetish magazines like Skin Two, Marquis and Secret… they let the opportunity slip away… While Tesla, well briefed on Tesla's cult of personality and urban legends of energy technology suppression, adequately milked the Nikola Tesla community for blind admiration and free viral marketing support, cheering the underdog… elevating the Tesla roadster to hero status!
Tesla has sold over 300 vehicles, mostly in the Los Angeles and Bay area… to Internet billionaires and entertainment professionals who saw in the Tesla an investment for the future, a rEVolution, much like first adopters bought the Prius. The company is installing rapid chargers at key locations… Vegas, Reno, Tahoe… making road trips to these resorts comfortable. All these other models are over produced concept vehicles with no foundation in reality. It's pretty much an accepted fait accompli in the automobile industry that batteries enabling 300 miles and more per charge are just around the corner, and that the need for internal combustion is quickly coming to an end. Sadly mainstream automobile companies are still desperately clinging to the notion that liquid fuels are going to last forever.
Hybrids were training wheels for the masses… they introduced electric drive train technology into the economy. Now we're simply going to throw the piston engine into the scrap heap of history, because it's twice the index of complexity, and it's no longer required for civilian transport. That's the thing GM, Ford, Chrysler need to accept… German and Asian companies also, until they do, they will drag the ball and chain of global warming efforts, perpetuating a mistake that may doom us all.
Electrifying Times magazine
September 4, 2007 at 6:00 am
[…] and with it a slew of new prototypes and vehicles for the green market. Like the cars shown on our Top 5 Greenest sports cars list, "green cars" are no longer the ugly boxy vehicles of the past, but rather sleek, […]
September 3, 2007 at 5:14 am
Seriously, what's the point of listing down concept cars?
September 2, 2007 at 11:08 am
i realy dont like the tesla roadster. i dont like because it does not sound like a sports car. To me it sounds like a old rusty Ford. i will just say that this car is never going to be better than a Ferrari!!!!! plus im italian i know more about cars then you do.
August 29, 2007 at 3:04 pm
I really like the FT-HS its from a major car company with a track record for real driving reliability unlike all the others on the list, it uses technology proven to work in the Prius and many other hybrids, its really going to be produced, and at a price point that is within most sports car drivers budgets.
Now if only it was going to be a Plug-In Hybrid like the Chevy Volt (which I think looks ugly and will probably never be produced as its from GM, and they will lose intrest in Green Cars as soon as SUV sales pick up)
August 28, 2007 at 10:38 am
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August 27, 2007 at 11:08 pm
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August 27, 2007 at 9:45 am
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August 26, 2007 at 11:17 pm
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August 26, 2007 at 6:25 pm
re Troy: "We really need to put back the electric street cars (trolly to you non-New Orleanians) and the electric buses from the 40's (look them up, they existed, they worked)."
Electric buses are still working in some cities. On the west coast, San Francisco, Seattle, and Vancouver, BC still run rubber-wheel electic trolly buses on parts of their urban route systems. Since electricity for Seattle and Vancouver is produced almost entirely from hydro, there is no carbon involved in running them.
August 24, 2007 at 9:41 pm
[…] changes are on the way. Inhabitat has its list of Top 5 Sexiest Sustainable Sports Cars. Some of the cars on it, like the Saab Aero-X, are still in the concept stage. But others like the […]
August 24, 2007 at 7:51 pm
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention the Tango, from Commuter Cars. Even though it's designed as a commuter vehicle, the acceleration and road-holding abilities should put it into a similar category as the Tesla and other electric sports cars.
August 24, 2007 at 5:46 pm
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August 24, 2007 at 5:32 pm
Can't wait to see this list for green motorcycles – the Enertia (www.enertiabike.com) is sure to rate
August 24, 2007 at 4:34 pm
The reason the Tesla Roadster is described as not yet being in production is because. . . It's not yet in production! About 20 have been made so far, but they are all prototypes. Series production of cars for delivery to customers is planned to start sometime in September, with the first cars delivered before the end of 2007 if all goes well. It's really close but it's not done just yet.
Also. . From my own information sources, Venturi are not making 25 Fetishes per year. They are making 25 cars in total, ever. They have demonstrated the vehicle, but I have no information about how many (if any) have been delivered to customers thus far.
There are many other electric sports cars in the works. Wrightspeed demonstrated their X1, which is an electric Ariel Atom, although it's not clear whether it will ever go into production. Brammo recently announced they will make an electric sports car called the Enertia GT. Hybrid Technologies have demonstrated an electric version of the Mullen GT. In Britain we find the Lightning GT. In Canada is the three-wheeled Silence PT1, which is an electric spin-off from the Campagna T-Rex. VentureVehicles are working on their three-wheeled VentureOne in both BEV and PHEV versions, it's derived from the Dutch-made Carver.
August 23, 2007 at 11:59 am
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August 22, 2007 at 4:20 pm
Wow ! Look at all these posts ! The TESLA folks are SMART ! They realized early on that to get their $90,000 per vehicle price that they'd have to create a mean sports car first. Then, after successfully coming to market with that vehicle… they could rollout a family car for half that price. This is exactly what they are up to. I understand that the first years production run of Tesla Roadsters is sold out. That's a 200 car production run. Not bad ! GO TESLA !
August 22, 2007 at 3:35 pm
I think green sports cars are a necessary step towards showing the average American that green can be sexy. Sure, I wholeheatredly agree that public transportation (and walkable/bikeable communities) is the greenest option, but tell that to your average midwesterner, who lives in a sprawling community without a lick of viable transit. Baby steps people….
It's like Hybrid SUVs. Sure, SUVs are huge gas-hogs, but if people are going to drive them (and by the looks of the roads and parking lots out there these days, they will, no matter what gas prices are), at least they can start by driving a Hybrid. Maybe some day they will take the next step and get out of their SUVs…
August 22, 2007 at 1:07 pm
Throughout most of the US, public transportation is a hard thing to do right. The things that work so well in dense, urban areas tend not to work in the more spread out cities of the Midwest, South, and Southwest. Public transportation is only a viable choice for a number of people when it is both speedy and convenient. In New York, it's faster to take the bus or the subway than it is to drive anywhere, particularly with trying to find parking. In the Kansas City area, bus routes don't go everywhere, and many run at limited times. The pickup intervals also are not terribly convenient. Out here, you have to drive. Any step in making the kind of cars people want to buy cleaner and more efficient is a step in the right direction.
August 22, 2007 at 10:12 am
I am a big car fan, I've even owned a few muscle cars from the sixties (still have 73 Merc Cougar Convt). I lust for the new Aston Martin Vantage, but in my heart I know better. Efficient public transportation is far better for every day use! We really need to put back the electric street cars (trolly to you non-New Orleanians) and the electric buses from the 40's (look them up, they existed, they worked). However, there is nothing wrong with having a weekend transportation system that you can drive out of town or enjoy the backroad drive with. So, the electric sports car fits the bill perfectly for this. Make trucks and SUV's rentable, give us quick and reliable pubic systems and then let us slurge all that saved cash on the green sports car we've always wanted. Oh, a drop top please.
August 22, 2007 at 6:02 am
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August 22, 2007 at 2:26 am
why is the venturi labeled as being the world's only in-production electric sports car? apparently the author of that statement didn't know about the number 1 on the list.? btw…just 'cause a car doesn't use gas does NOT mean it's 'green' or 'sustainable'. how much waste was made for these concepts? what are they made of? how much effort was put into the marketing and transport of these concepts? one could argue that an indy car is sustainable too since it runs off a 98% ethanol mix and there are thousands of them made. until concepts like this are easily available they are hardly sustainable and the very production of them counters the proposed environmental benefits.
August 21, 2007 at 8:37 pm
I agree w/ Andre. Ethanol is a product of the agriculture big wigs, part of the Farm Bill conspiracy. Now, don't jump on me, I don't believe it is a conspiracy, only a Bill that passes Congress every 5-10 years, to the detriment of our country. Due to excess corn, and a public add campaign that anything not fossil fuel is green and sustainable, American car companies have taken the bait and are trying to bait us.
I appreciate this post overall, but seriously, these cars are unaffordable and don't address the issue–lack of quality public transportation in the US, and lack of compact communities to make public transportation feasible.
August 21, 2007 at 4:49 pm
I pretty understand the doubts of people:
Just "polluting less", doesn't mean you are eco-friendly or sustainable.
And yes, IN Belgium as well as other countries we see Car Manufacturers advertising with the words "Green Car"/ Eco-friendly car etc…, while they are no green cars at all! In the best care, they are a little bit less polluting.
On the other hand: how long is this eco- and sustainable awareness part of the mainstream?
Less then two or three years? Look at what a large amount of intelligent design concepts are coming our way.
Look what William Mc Donough & Co is doing.
It is all very recent. And it all co-builds awareness. It all co-builds the importance in of sustainablility in society.
It is all on its way to our markets. The only thing we should do is sell it, sell it and sell it…
THat's why we should connect to existing values which are in the market since ages.
For cars, that means: power, design, attitude.
For marketing that doesn't mean:
– Look, this is an electric car…
– It means: look, this is the coolest car in the world, and by the way… it is a future-oriented concept…
C'mon guys. A lot of stuff is spoiled for us as generation. But there is one great advantage:
We have something in common to fight for, to build, to change. THere is one thing we all can agree on.
That is a hopefull thought for me.
August 21, 2007 at 4:05 pm
The photo of the very attractive Fétish is the prototype using conventional technology. The electric production version looks different. Venturi also produces the very interesting "autonomous" Eclectic, but that is for a different list…
August 21, 2007 at 3:11 pm
I don't roll my eyes at small steps as a rule. For anything to change on a large scale, there need to be a lot of small scale changes first. But "sutainable" sports cars and SUVs aren't small, sustainable changes. They're band-aids, like carbon credits. And while it's necessary to provide quick-fix options during the transition to a more sustainable human lifestyle, too many band-aids — especially on something as devastating as the private auto — can be deceiving and, I think, do more harm than good.
August 21, 2007 at 2:47 pm
yeah using green and sustainable for any kind of car is pretty bad, even if the car is electric, it still doesn't contribute to the welfare of the planet, it just reduces its impact.
August 21, 2007 at 12:43 pm
It should be noted that Tesla is going to becoming out with a 2010 model sedan. They're currently building the plant in Albuquerque, Governor/Presidental Candidate Richardson is planning to order a few for the state government.
I'm sure this will be discussed in a later installment of this series. For now, go electric sports cars! Innovation usually has to be flashy if people are going to pay attention. Great torque, too. And it's no challenge to create these cars with a 50-50 weight distribution.
August 21, 2007 at 12:00 pm
Isn't it an error to list ethanol as a "green" fuel. It's not a fossil fuel, but it has worse emissions (less green house gas but more lung damaging smog) and it uses more fossil fuel in it's production that it gives back. The only reason that ethanol is getting all this press is because of industrial agriculture in the US looking for a market for it's excess corn. The green solution would be to plant less corn and plant ANYTHING else there, food, forest, grass, anything would be greener than the corn grown for ethanol.
August 21, 2007 at 11:44 am
It'd be nice to see some of them in actual production…
August 21, 2007 at 11:38 am
You had this statement next to #4, 'the Venturi Fetish is the world's only in production electric sports car", yet I believe your #1 choice is already in production.
August 21, 2007 at 11:35 am
For a car to be sustainable it has to be purchased. Until there is some market penetration these machines will be produced in low volume high cost quantities. These sports cars add a little pizazz and awaken public awareness. In a perfect world it would be bike summer, bus/train winter, but in the real world people want power, comfort, and something they can show off.
If you roll your eyes when someone takes a small step, no one will ever move away from IC engines. Hybrid tech is in its infancy, but the regenerative braking technology (sort of) is already improving mileage in the new BMW fleet.
At least we did not force electric cars when NiCad batteries were the norm, that would have been a disaster. Li-Ion is a much greener tech.
August 21, 2007 at 10:21 am
All the talk about "sustainable" vehicles (SUVs, sports cars) in the media lately has made my eyes sore from rolling so much.


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DAWs of opportunity
2013 was the year in which almost all of the biggest DAWs on the market took a generational leap forward, so it's perhaps unsurprising that, for a lot of developers, 2014 was all about consolidation.
The latest versions of Live, Logic, Pro Tools and FL Studio (to name just a few) have all had chance to 'bed in', and users have got to know them intimately.
But, just as some things have stayed the same, the market has also moved on. Bitwig Studio is finally with us, Tracktion has been welcomed back into the fold, Cubase got an unexpectedly sizeable point release update and Cakewalk is now owned by guitar giant Gibson.
When we asked you to choose your favourite DAW in the world today, then, you had a lot to ponder. But ponder you did, and thousands of votes were cast.
Here, then, are the results or our poll to find the top music production software on the market in 2014. And when you're done here, make sure you also check out the 54 best VST/AU plugin synths in the world today.
MuTools MuLab
MuLab is one of those DAWs that operates slightly under the radar: lots of people will never have heard of it, but its users are passionate about it.
If you want to do the basics - record/edit MIDI and audio, mix, use plug-ins etc - and like the idea of a simple, no-clutter interface, MuLab is certainly worth trying. Those who are prepared to dig a bit deeper will also find a powerful modular sound system under the hood.
Version 6 was released earlier this year, bringing a fresh look and feel and a good number of new features. A free version is available.
FIND OUT MORE: MuTools MuLab
Sony Creative Software Acid
It may no longer be a leading light in the DAW world - its interface is looking seriously dated - but when it was launched in 1998, its automatic audio timestretching and pitch shifting marked Acid out as revolutionary.
These features remain Acid's key strengths, though it should be noted that the program can now handle MIDI, too (and, as of version 7, video). It may not be the flashiest app on this list, but Acid remains fast, capable and easy to use. If you want a cheaper taste of it, try Acid Music Studio 10, which was released earlier this year.
FULL REVIEW: Sony Creative Software Acid Pro 7
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Apple GarageBand
You'll have to search long and hard to find a more beginner-friendly DAW than this one, which ships with all new Macs and can now be download for free by all OS X Mavericks users via the Mac App Store.
Non-musicians can simply sequence the supplied audio loops, but a decent collection of software instruments comes included too, as does multitrack recording functionality and a good selection of virtual guitar amps and stompboxes.
The latest verison of GarageBand takes features and design cues from Logic Pro X. Drummer is great for automatically generating beats, Smart Controls make for more pleasant editing of sounds, and you can even use the Logic Remote iPad all to control the software.
FIND OUT MORE: Apple GarageBand
Steinberg Nuendo
Although it's primarily designed as a post production tool, some of you have told us that you also use Steinberg's highest-end application as a good old DAW.
That said, we suspect that the vast majority of musicians will be more than satisfied by the features offered by Cubase - to which Nuendo has a lot of similarities - but if you're intrigued to find out what an extra £1,000 gets you, take the free trial for a spin.
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Magix Samplitude Pro X
You'll probably know Magix from its entry-level Music Maker and Music Studio applications, but it also produces this beast of a DAW. It started life as an audio editor, but is now a fully-fledged music production suite that offers some superb effects, an excellent object-based editing system and sophisticated features such as Melodyne-style Elastic Audio.
As of Samplitude Pro X, the software also added 64-bit support, a docking system that allows you to customise the interface, spectral editing, surround sound mixing and a whole lot more. The Independence sampler workstation is also built in.
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If you've ever worked with an old-school tracker, Renoise will look instantly familiar. Music is made in grid-based patterns, and these patterns can be arranged to create songs. It might look and sound like quite a techy workflow, but for a lot of people, it works.
Of course, this kind of interface isn't going to appeal to everyone, but if you do buy into the tracker philosophy, you'll find that Renoise implements it superbly. It comes with its own audio processors and supports plugins; it's OS X, Windows and Linux-compatible; and you can ReWire it to other DAWs.
Version 3 has brought a completely rebuilt GUI and a whole load of new features; it is, without doubt, the most powerful tracker in existence.
FULL REVIEW: Renoise 3.0
Tracktion Software Corporation Tracktion
Tracktion was originally developed by UK designer/programmer Julian Storer, but was then taken on by Mackie. Development seemed to have stalled in the late noughties, but in 2013, it was announced that the software was back in the hands of its original owners.
Since then, it's become a viable music making proposition once again, with version 5 and even Melodyne integration arriving in 2014. If you're looking for a traditional-style sequencing application that ships with a massive bundle of content then Tracktion probably won't appeal, but if other DAWs are leaving you scratching your head, this one might just make sense.
FULL REVIEW: Tracktion Software Corporation Tracktion 5
Bitwig Studio
The DAW market is a difficult one to break into. Convincing long-term users to quit their current software in favour of yours is always going to be difficult, and newbies will inevitably be drawn to the best-known applications.
Bitwig Studio, though, seems to have taken a foothold. Given its look and feel, comparisons with Ableton Live are inevitable, but this new kid on the block has got some fresh tricks up its sleeve. The Clip and Arrange views integrate beautifully, and the modulation and automation systems are genuinely innovative.
Bitwig is off to a great start, then: up next, an integrated modular system that be used to create your own devices, and advanced collaboration features.
FULL REVIEW: Bitwig Studio
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MOTU Digital Performer
Previously a Mac-only DAW, Digital Performer has just made its debut on Windows (cross-platform support came as part of the version 8 update). As such, its hardcore fanbase may now expand to include a new swathe of in-the-know PC users.
Make no mistake: this is a first-class piece of music making software that stands comparison with any of its rivals. Getting to know it might prove to be a fairly intense experience, but once you're over the hump, you'll be richly rewarded.
FULL REVIEW: MOTU Digital Performer 8
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Acoustica Mixcraft Pro Studio
When PC users ask us if it's possible to get a GarageBand-style application for their operating system, we tend to point them in the direction of Mixcraft.
This is no mere copycat software, though: Mixcraft actually trumps Apple's software in some respects, providing you with a proper mixer and effects sends. It also comes with a useful plug-in bundle, while version 6 (pictured) adds the likes of effects chains, ReWire hosting and even a guitar tuner on every channel.
There's also a standard version that costs $75, and an entry-level Home Studio version that can be yours for $50.
FULL REVIEW: Acoustica Mixcraft Pro Studio 6
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Avid Pro Tools
Among laymen, Pro Tools has practically become a byword for the whole process of recording a piece of music on a computer, which says something about its strength as a brand and ubiquity in studios.
Make no mistake: this is still the professionals' choice, and now that the 'proper' (as opposed to LE) Pro Tools software can finally be run on a PC or Mac without the need for any external hardware, it's become a much more viable option for the home musician. Pro Tools is gradually becoming a more 'open' DAW, too, and as of version 11 it's a 64-bit one that performs better than ever.
FULL REVIEW: Avid Pro Tools 11
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Cakewalk Sonar
It's reasonable to suggest that Sonar is the most popular PC-only DAW in the world. A couple of years back, it was given an almighty overhaul and rebranded as Sonar X1. This heralded the arrival of a much cleaner and clutter-free GUI, a powerful built-in channel strip (the ProChannel) and many more features that greatly improve the workflow.
The most recent version is Sonar X3 - the first to be released since Cakewalk was acquired by Gibson - which refines the software to deliver smoother, faster performance and some well-implemented new features (the comping facility and Melodyne integration are particularly noteworthy). It provides confirmation, if we needed it, that Sonar is still keeping pace with the pack.
FULL REVIEW: Cakewalk Sonar X3
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Propellerhead Software Reason
Propellerhead's Reason has always been a great self-contained music production package for people who want to do everything 'in the box', but early versions were limited in that they couldn't record audio and couldn't be expanded with plug-ins.
Both of these issues have now been addressed; as of Version 6, Reason was combined with Record, Propellerhead's short-lived audio recording software, and version 6.5 heralded the arrival of Rack Extensions - bespoke instrument and effect add-ons that can be purchased through Propellerhead's online store.
Version 7 upped the ante still further with the addition of MIDI Out, deeper editing of audio recordings, the ability to convert recordings to REX files, a number of mixer tweaks and the new Audiomatic Retro Transformer effect. As if this wasn't enough, we've got less than a week to wait before we can get our hands on Reason 8, which promises a redesigned user interface and faster workflow.
FULL REVIEW: Propellerhead Software Reason 7
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Image-Line FL Studio
FL Studio began life as Fruity Loops, the phenomenally popular step-based beat/groove maker that's been used by aspiring producers the world over (Deadmau5 included). However, full-on DAW status was achieved some time ago - if you think that this is merely an entry-level application that only allows you to create loops, you need to take a second look.
FL Studio might not be for everyone, but if its workflow agrees with you, you'll never look back. There's even an iOS version now, and version 11 has kept the desktop version moving forward by adding a Performance mode, multitouch support, new synths and new effects. What's more, you get the feeling that there are even greater things to come.
FULL REVIEW: Image-Line FL Studio 11
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PreSonus Studio One
Eyebrows were raised when, a couple of years ago, audio hardware manufacturer PreSonus announced that it was releasing its own DAW.
No one should have worried, though: the resulting product, Studio One, felt pretty mature from the moment it was launched, and anyone who's tried one of the traditional DAWs (Logic, Cubase, Sonar) should feel right at home with it.
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WHEN: June 6, 2015 (running until mid-September 2015) TIME: 9:00 AM to Noon WHERE: Corner parking lot at Gay & Meeting Streets (downtown stoplight intersection. one block north of the Jefferson County Courthouse) Dandridge, TN 37725 The Farmers' Market will feature spring veggies, including a variety of tomatoes, cabbage, broccoli, onions, kale and mustard, radishes, beets. Also available are blueberry bushes and other perennials, herbs, honey, free range eggs, and baked goods. Read more
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Hi Daby!
How are you? All O.K.?
THis year is for me much better then last year - but when i stay in Ireland (20 - 30 April 13) it was not so fine. It was to much for to to go with car in Cork, then i fall down two times one day, perhaps it was my own gaucheness...
In this chat I was not a very long time, dont know why...
Good whishes from me to you!
Thank you very much for the compliment good sir.
I am quite well and I hope your holidays are going splendidly.
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