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As most of you know, Kleenex released a skincare range which features face wipes, eye make-up remover wipes and facial cloths. I have actually never tried the products before I won the giveaway so you can imagine how delighted I was to win their goody bag. Only shame is, the goodybag came at a price - in the form of my most embarrasing story.
On the Kleenex twitter @KleenexCleanse, you tweet them you're most embarrasing story and are entered into winning on of their 10 goody bags.
"@KleenexCleanse ripping my trousers without realising and walking around all day with my bum on show #wipemeaway"
I wish I could say this didn't happen, but it did and I didn't even realise till I got home which meant everyone was staring and laughing and I have no idea why. It's one of those moments you'd find in a teenage magazine but anyway, onto the goody bag.
I received in the purple bag some Facial Cleansing Wipes, Eye Makeup Removal Wipes, a sample of the Facial Cloths, Shine Absorbing Sheets, a compact mirror and a 50p voucher for my next purchase.
I have to say that I really am impressed with the face wipes and the eye make-up wipes, they are strong, durable and don't contain any perfumes or irritating product on which can sting my eyes. Most of the time I buy baby wipes cause a lot of face wipes I have used do sting my eyes and being a contact lens wearer, it's unbearable sometimes and can leave me in tears. The eye make-up remover wipes are the same as the face wipes just smaller and easier to hold and use around the eye area. I've found that they remove even the toughest of make-up, I've used these to remove my Estee Lauder double wear (yes I'm ashamed to admit I didn't cleanse properly that night) or thick mascara after a night out and they've left me squeaky clean. They really are a perfect first stage to my skincare routine just to remove eye make-up before I cleanse. As you can see, I got a bit excited to use these and was a bad blogger and used them before I took a photo.
As for the shine absorbing sheets and facial cloths, I've not used them yet. Firstly I don't have oily skin so the absorbing sheets are not something I need in my skincare routine but I may hold onto them in case I do a giveaway in the future or pass them onto someone with oily skin. I am really intrigued to see how they work though. So if any of you have used them and have thought they worked, let me know.
I'm really wanting to use the facial cloths but I'm not sure what for yet, the description says it can be used wet or dry, for toner or cleanser but can also be used to remove nail varnish with remover and also removing face masks. I think they're an all-rounder product and I'm sure as soon as I find a purpose for them, I'll let you know how they work. The little compact mirror was a perfect little addition to the goody bag and is now in my travel make-up bag!
For your chance of winning one of their goody bags, like @KleenexCleanse on twitter and tweet them your most embarrassing story! Good luck!


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Ookpik Aviation in Baker Lake, Nunavut, is getting ready to spend a second day searching for two missing Americans.
The airline spent six hours in the air yesterday searching for a father and son who were fishing at Dubawnt Lake, which is about 250 kilometres southwest of Baker Lake.
On Monday, the two men failed to meet a charter flight that had been scheduled to take them out. Instead, the charter found a boat that was out of gas, and no sign of the men.
Paul Kotelewetz, the airline's general manager and co-owner, said his airline is using a specially equipped Turbo Otter on wheels, or what they call 'tundra tires'.
"Our aircraft is capable of landing in three or four areas around Dubawnt Lake, so we thought perhaps if we found them we'd want to pull them out, but unfortunately that wasn't the case," he said.
Kotelewetz said the aircraft circled the boat and saw no sign of the men. They also searched many miles of shoreline.
Ookpik Aviation flies small planes for mineral exploration and eco-tourism in the area. Kotelewetz said they don't know who dropped the men off, or whether they were connected with any nearby hunting or tourist lodges.
Right now, Ookpik Aviation is gathering local spotters to head out for their second search of the area.
The Canadian military was involved in the search on Tuesday but now it is in the hands of the RCMP and the government of Nunavut.

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Lattice parameter changes associated with the rim-structure formation in high burn-up UO(2) fuels by micro X-ray diffraction
Radial variations of the lattice parameter and peak width of two high burn-up UO{2}-fuels (67 and 80 GWd/tM) were measured by a specially developed micro-X-ray diffraction technique, allowing spectra acquisition with 30ým spatial resolution. The results showed a significant but constant peak broadening, and a lattice parameter that increased towards the pellet edge and decreased again within the rim-zone. This lattice contraction coincided with other property changes in the rim region, i.e., porosity increase, hardness decrease and Xe depletion. In terms of local burn-ups, the lattice contraction followed the rate of the matrix Xe depletion measured by EMPA, exceeding greatly the contraction rate due to dissolved fission products. The observed behaviour can be equally explained by a saturation of single interstitials with subsequent recombination with excess vacancies, as by the saturation and enlargement of dislocation loops. The concentration and sizes of defects involved and their possible relation to the rim structure formation are discussed.
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The development of wind power has provided many examples of divergent views and conflicts. For some it is the best way forward for dealing with climate change, for others it is an environmental disaster. Some wind supporters see objectors as retrogressive NIMBY's, while some objectors see developers as evil despoilers of scenic views. Aesthetic issues and landscape preservation are important, but perhaps more substantially some objectors claim the wind power cannot make much of a significant contribution to dealing with climate change or energy security.
With wind now at over 230 GW globally, it is good time to take stock and see how (and if) some of these issues have impacted on its development and how wind power might be expected to develop in future. Palgrave's new book 'Learning from Wind Power' edited by Joseph Szarka et al, attempts an overview. It says that the technology seems basically unproblematic, apart from the issue of intermittency, which is really just an operational and economic problem - it costs money to provide balancing services, and as the proportion of wind on the grid expands, more balancing has to be arranged. Less tractable are some of the institutional issues. As this book illustrates, in the UK, the planning permission processes and local objections have led to major delays, and the financial support system has arguably not been effective at creating the right investment climate, compared to that in other countries. Nevertheless wind is moving ahead in the UK, offshore especially, and it is likely to remain the dominant renewable source for some while in the UK and elsewhere.
Focussing on the UK, the book looks at some of the problems that will have to be overcome if the UK's ambitious targets for wind power, offshore especially, are to be met. In addition, it argues that many of the lessons that emerge from the wind field are also likely to be relevant to other renewables as they seek to move into wide scale use.
A key issue is financial support. The UK's Renewables Obligation (RO) has not been very successful for wind or any other renewable, arguably due to its emphasis on market competition. By contrast, the guaranteed price Feed-In Tariffs (FiTs) used across most of the rest of the EU have been very much more effective, delivering much more wind capacity (29GW in Germany, 6GW in the much winder UK) at lower costs per kW and per kWh, since it creates a stable investment climate. The UK belatedly introduced a small FiT system just for microgen projects (which led to 1GW of PV being installed), but, as part of the Electricity Market Reforms, the UK is in the process of trying to introduce a new competitive market based 'Contracts for a Difference' (CfD) system, to replace the RO, but also to be used to support new nuclear build and CCS projects.
Critics of the CfD have challenged the viability of a 'one size fits all' scheme, attempting to support a range of very different technology, all at different stages of development. They say that what is needed for wind and other near market renewables is a Feed In Tariff, with a price degression mechanism, as in Germany. They also query why nuclear, as an allegedly mature technology, should need extra support, whereas CCS is clearly still completely undeveloped and, if it is to go ahead, needs a separate bespoke support system.
As I suggest in my chapter in the book, the CfD seems to be moving from bad to worse. And as events have unfolded that does seem to be the case. Scottish and Southern Electric, Ecotricity, Good Energy, Renewable Energy Systems, Natural Power and Fred Olsen Renewables recently wrote to Energy Secretary Ed Davey warning that EMR proposals will only benefit nuclear generators and dissuade long-term investment in British renewables. The CfD system may not actually work very well for nuclear either. Some potential nuclear project investors have already backed off, claiming that it would not provide sufficient financial support. So no one is winning!
The UK's focus on market competition has also impacted on the way offshore wind grid links have been developed, with each individual offshore wind farm being linked up to the land separately. As I note in my chapter in this new book, that looked like leading to a lot of duplication, with, in some cases, very costly undersea links running close by in parallel. Fortunately, this problem has now been recognised. DECC and Ofgem recently agreed that 'more co-ordination in the development of offshore links and infrastructure can be achieved', if 'instead of building individual connections for each development, they could be interlinked to lower the overall construction and operating costs'. They say 'this would mean the offshore network could grow incrementally and efficiently. This co-ordinated approach could reduce the cost of offshore connections by 8-15%.' That would 'help meet the Government's target of reducing the cost of offshore wind to £100/MWh by 2020,' and could also 'pave the way for an offshore network in the North Sea linking wind farms off Britain's coast to other European countries'.
This supergrid idea is crucial for the future development of the UKs huge wind power resource. The UK is looking to have perhaps 18GW in place offshore by 2020 and, as well as providing nodes for the wind projects to link to, the supergrid would allow us to export any excess wind generated power and import power when wind production was low. There are already around 3 GW of interconnector links to France and the Netherlands, but nine more are either in construction, planning or subject to feasibility studies. For example a 1 GW Kent-Belgium link, planned for 2018 and there maybe a 1.4 GW link to Norway, 900km, by 2019.
A new electricity market will emerge as this system develops, with prices determined by supply and demand balances in each part of the EU. It may well be that, as a result, some of the rather parochial concerns driving the UKs EMR will have to be widened. The EMR does include proposals for a new 'capacity market', with a contract auction system for generators who can help balance variable renewables. But is a market-based system what is needed, given the strategic importance of grid balancing via the supergrid? How about a pan-EU cross-feed tariff system?
System-wide issues like this are likely to be increasingly important in the yeas ahead, but for the moment, the focus is on individual technologies, with the emphasis on cost reduction and trying to deal with funding, deployment and planning problems. Wind will remain dominant, but solar, wave, tidal, biomass and other options are coming up rapidly behind. Given that wind power has been the pioneer, many of the lessons and insights outlined in this book should prove to be valuable to those that follow.
Geothermal energy could supply 20% of UK electricity from around 9.5GW of installed capacity, according to a report by consultants Sinclair Knight Mertz (SKM) for the Renewable Energy Association (REA). Geothermal projects with a 25 year lifetime could also, it claims, support 100GW of heat generating capacity, meeting all UK space heating needs.
There have been some pioneering geothermal heat projects in the UK before, including the aquifer project in Southampton, but the new 'enhanced geothermal' technology involves drilling deep wells to access higher temperatures for electricity production. So you are not limited just to aquifer sites, and the deep geothermal resource is widely spread around the UK, with 'hotspots' in Cornwall, Weardale, Lake District, E. Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Cheshire, Worcester, Dorset, Hampshire, N Ireland & Scotland - see below.
Cluff Geothermal's summary of the UK resource:
Cornwall and the South West HEAT: 13,000 MWth POWER: 4,000 MWe
The North East HEAT: 9,000 MWth POWER: 4,000 MWe
The Lake District HEAT: 8,000 MWth POWER: 2,300 MWe
Wessex Basin HEAT: 33,000 MWth
Cheshire Basin HEAT: 14,000 MWth
East of England* HEAT: 12,000 MWth
Worcester Basin* HEAT: 6,700 MWth
Larne Basin HEAT: 1,000 MWth
*With heat pump.
However, the REA says, despite this significant potential, the UK support is only about half that in Germany and Switzerland. As a result of support in Germany, the deep geothermal industry now employs 6,000 people and has attracted €4 bn of investment. The REA comments 'We don't want to be left out of a global industry which is estimated to be worth £30 bn by 2020.' Although some pioneering 'hot dry rock' work was done in Cornwall between 1976 and 1991, it was halted, and the UK government's current commitment is relatively limited, although there are some projects underway. EGS Energy is developing a 3MWe demonstration geothermal project on a site at the Eden Project near St Austell in Cornwall. It was awarded £2m via the Deep Geothermal Challenge Fund. www.egs-energy.com. Geothermal Engineering Ltd. is planning a plant near Redruth, with a well reaching 4.5km below ground level to access rocks at temperatures of around 200°C. This will provide up to 55 MW of renewable heat and 10 MW of electricity. It was awarded £1.45m in funding by DECC in Dec 2009. www.geothermalengineering.co.uk.
Three geothermal energy projects run by Keele University, Newcastle and Durham University and Cofely District Energy in Southampton are sharing £1.1m from the Government's Deep Geothermal Challenge Fund's second round.
Once running, geothermal electricity generation projects are eligible for support under the governments Renewables Obligation scheme, earning Renewable Obligation Certificates (ROCs), but the REA notes that the UK industry 'has been shocked by initial proposals to freeze support for deep geothermal power at 2 ROCs, a level too low to stimulate domestic investment'. It adds 'Deep geothermal power is a new technology in the UK and it requires similar support to wave and tidal in its initial development phase.'
The REA claims that the increase in costs associated with raising support for geothermal power to match levels proposed for wave and tidal will be less than £11 million per annum. It says that the support needs for deep geothermal heat are within a similar range to other renewable heat technologies. The REA estimates the additional annual cost of increasing the level of RHI for deep geothermal heat will be £1.3 million.
SKM's report states that 'risk reduction support is the most critical in developing a cost effective large utilisation of the geothermal resources in the UK. This is particularly needed to enable the early development of sedimentary aquifers for direct heat use as this offers the potential for the most significant and early contribution to meeting the UK commitments to the EU's Renewable Energy Directive.'
It claims that a Feed in Tariff level of approximately 300 £/MWh for electrical generation and combined heat and power projects is required to develop these geothermal projects in the UK. This is approx equal to five Renewable Obligation Certificates (ROCs) /MWh. For heat only projects a Renewable Heat Incentive of 30 to 70 £/MWh is needed.
SKM concludes that, with the implementation of its recommended support mechanisms, 'it should be possible for geothermal energy to provide the UK with a cumulative benefit of 5,000 Giga Watt hours (GWh) of electricity and 32,000 GWh heat by 2030.'
Globally there is over 10GW of geothermal electricity generation capacity in place and much more heat supply capacity. The USA is in the lead, with over 120 new projects under development, at least 5GW, but Germany and Japan now taking geothermal increasingly seriously. Iceland is also a leading user of geothermal energy. Enthusiasts argue that if you go deep enough the power available is almost unlimited, although there are environmental (and cost) limitations. Some early systems vent gasses from underground, which can lead to contamination (e.g. from SO2), but modern closed-loop systems re-inject the extracted water. In some cases, drilling deep wells and opening out heat capturing fractures, can also trigger micro quakes, in much the same way as shale gas fraking, And geothermal energy is not strictly renewable - the local heat gradient will be exhausted after few decades, so new wells in new locations will have to be dug, while the heat gradient at the original site recovers. The ultimate source of the energy is of course nuclear isotope decay deep in the earth's core, so geothermal is actually 'natural nuclear power' and to that extent is replenished. Since, during the wells lifetime, energy can be produced continually, geothermal is a firm source, which could be used to back up variable renewable sources, especially if operated in combined heat and power mode.
*You don't always have to dig deep to get heat. Excess heat from steel plants could be used feed the already well developed District Heating network in Sheffield, which generates 21MW of electricity and 60MW of heat, providing an extra 20MW of heat. www.theengineer.co.uk/sectors/energy-and-environment/ news/excess-heat-from-steel-plants-could-be-used-to-heat-sheffield/1012592.article#ixzz1v2CLgn9q
This Monday saw twelve members of the Environmental Research Letters (ERL) board meet up at the Institute of Physics in London to guide the journal's future. A sister product to environmentalresearchweb, ERL is run by IOP Publishing and has provided open-access high-quality research articles from across the full range of environmental science since 2006.
Delegates came in person from the US, UK, India, Argentina, Norway and Guyana while ERL editor-in-chief Dan Kammen of the University of California, Berkeley, US, dialled in from the Rio+20 summit in Brazil, and Julie Hall of New Zealand's National Institute of Water & Atmospheric Research joined in from Wellington.
Pictured from left, Scott Goetz of Woods Hole Research Center, US, Chuixiang "Tree" Yi of City University of New York, US, ERL Publisher Guillaume Wright, Bridget Scanlon of University of Texas, Austin, US, Arpad Horvath of the University of California, Berkeley, N H "Ravi" Ravindranath of the Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore, Giles Harrison of the University of Reading, UK, Ian Colbeck of the University of Essex, UK, Geir Sverre Braut of the Norwegian Board of Health Supervision, Tim Smith, ERL Senior Publisher, Majid Ezzati of Imperial College London, Dan Rubenstein of Princeton University, US, Carolyn Stephens of Universidad Nacional de Tucumán, Argentina, and Isabella Bovolo of the University of Newcastle, UK, and Iwokrama International Centre for Rainforest Conservation & Development, Guyana.
The UK Government is failing to provide sufficient support for electricity storage technologies, which are becoming increasingly important to secure electricity supplies, the Institution of Mechanical Engineers said in a new policy statement. It claims that UK electricity demand is set to double by 2050 due, in part, to the increase in use of electricity to provide heating and power cars and this increase in demand, combined with the UK's ambitious climate change targets and the EU Renewables Directive, which means the UK is set to rely increasingly on renewable power. However, it says that renewable technologies like wind and solar power, although presenting many benefits, are inherently intermittent and as such cause problematic swings in supply on the UK grid. Hence the need for storage.
Dr Tim Fox, Head of Energy and Environment at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, said: 'For too long we've been reliant on using expensive "back-up" fossil-fuel plants to cope with the inherent intermittency of many renewables. Electricity storage is potentially cleaner and once fully developed is likely to be much cheaper.' The IMechE also lists some other positive benefits: storage units are more modular and flexible, with faster start up rates than some backup plants, and can be used at various scales and locations
There are some problems with this analysis. Firstly it not at all clear that demand will double by 2050. That, it has been claimed, is just a projection adopted by DECC to justify nuclear expansion and has been challenged as unproven: see the ACE)/Unlock Democracy report 'A Corruption of Governance', and the new AECB study on energy efficiency: http://aecb.net/news/2012/02/less-is-more-energy-security-after-oil-lim-from-the-aecb/
Secondly, studies have indicated that we may not need extra backup plants (or storage) until after 2030, and then not that many (e.g. see Poyry's 2011 study). Thirdly, since storage plants inevitably spend most of their time not doing anything, storage is expensive. Backup plants are cheaper and are likely to remain so - the cheapest form of storage is gas, which could be green gas, produced by AD from wastes and also by electrolysis using excess wind-derived power. That said, the wind-to-gas option is new and likely to be expensive, so at some point new electricity storage technologies (e.g. flow batteries, compressed air, cryogenic air storage) may prove to be economically viable. It depends on how the overall system is developed. It may be cheaper to get access to existing pumped hydro storage in Europe via supergrid links. That in turn depends on how the market is structured. If carbon prices as set high and renewables accelerate, then there could be a large new market for balancing services. The UK's new Capacity market system, proposed as part of the Electricity Market Reforms, may help. But it's not clear what are the best technologies for serving this market. For example, as I have argued in an earlier blog, heat storage is much cheaper than direct electricity storage, so we might consider a system in which heat - and gas - transmission and storage play major roles. http://environmentalresearchweb.org/blog/2012/04/wire-or-pipe.html
Given that there are uncertainties, it makes sense to push ahead with storage of various types as one balancing option, and IMechE is right to say that the Government incentives and policies to support development and deployment of electricity storage technologies are currently scant and ill-designed. But as well as ignoring heat storage, there is the risk that arguing that we have to have large amounts of expensive electrical storage backup for wind etc is actually a covert way of constraining them.
IMechE say that the UK currently has 2.8GW of electricity storage capacity in the form of pumped hydro-electric storage, and that, according to National Grid, we will need 8GW of electricity storage capacity by 2025 if the penetration of wind power in the network is 30%. But as indicated above, that's not necessarily the only option. In addition to green gas production/storage for use in backup plants, and the potential for heat storage, the UK also has 2GW or so of HVDC grid connection links with continental Europe and that is planned to expand to maybe 10GW and could be as much as 20GW by 2050, which could be used for balancing. Building that would also be expensive. But then so would electricity storage. And as noted above, we might not need much of either.
So while it's important to note that, as IMechE says, the worldwide market for electricity storage is estimated to be worth $20-$25 billion a year by 2020, we need to think through how much we might actually need in the UK. That thankfully is one of IMechE's recommendations. They also suggest that the UK Government's Electricity Market Reform (EMR), which is examining and revising the commercial and regulatory structure of the nation's electricity market, should take into account the unique nature of electricity storage and remunerate investors and operators accordingly. And finally, that it should encourage and support UK development of storage technologies for exploitation in world markets, by advancing the commercial-scale demonstration of electricity storage technologies in the UK, and thereby creating technical value that UK companies can exploit in markets worldwide.
These are all sensible recommendation as far as they go, but they could perhaps be broadened- as I have indicated, electricity storage is only one option for grid balancing and electricity is only one option for energy transmission and use. As DECC now seems to be accepting, we might also make use of green gas and green heat as energy transmission and storage vectors, with balancing potential.
One time Welsh Secretary of State Peter Hain recently resigned from the Shadow Cabinet to devote more time to promoting the idea of a Tidal barrage on the Severn estuary. He said that it could potentially be 'the biggest single source of renewable energy in Europe and one of the biggest in the world.'
It would certainly be a large project. The version proposed by the Severn Tidal Power Group in the early/mid 2000's would have 8.6 giga watts (GW) of turbine generating capacity mounted in a barrage stretching 11 miles or so across the Severn from Lavernock Point in Wales to Bream Down in Somerset and costing over £30 billion. It could generate around 4.6 % of the UK's electricity. However, it is not clear how much of this could actually be used. The barrage would trap a head of water at high tide and generate power from it on the ebb for a few hours twice each day. But, the tide cycles shift each day and also vary in height over the lunar cycle, so that at times the barrage would deliver full power when there was no demand for it, but at others, when demand was high, it would produce no power at all. Who needs 8.6 GW in the middle of a summer's night? It is conceivable that at some point in the future we will have a hydrogen economy, so that large slabs of energy like this could be stored, but for the moment the big barrage just looks too big and inflexible.
In a report in 2007 the Sustainable Development Commission calculated that, assuming the barrage's output offset power from gas fired plants, once built, it would only avoid around 0.92% of UK total annual carbon emissions. You can get far larger emission reductions at much lower costs from almost any other renewable energy option. Add to that the massive potential for negative local and regional environmental impacts from building a structure that in effect dams up this very large estuary, and it is not surprising that the government, in its last review of the project in 2010, decided that it was not worth supporting at this point as a publicly funded project. However it left the door open to the private sector to come up with proposals.
The rejection of the barrage plan and slow progress on other smaller barrage ideas around the country, has had a positive effect in that commercial attention has now been focused on what is arguably a much better concept- smaller independent tidal turbines mounted on the sea bed, running on horizontal tidal flow rather than trying to create a head of water from the vertical rise and fall of the tides. Marine Current Turbines' 1.2 MW SeaGen unit has be running very successfully since 2008 in Strangford Narrows Northern Ireland, supplying electricity to the grid. They are now planning an 8MW tidal array near Skye in Scotland and 10 MW tidal array off N. Wales. There are many other tidal current projects. The attraction is that they are modular, flexible and have low environmental impacts. In all over 1GW of projects are planned around the UK - in which case, given that high tides occur at different times around the country, the net output from the tidal turbine network as whole would be more continuous than with a single large barrage.
However the Severn estuary - and the big barrage - still attracts enthusiasm. Hain is backing a new proposal for a Severn Barrage project proposed by private consortium, Corlan Hafren (Welsh for 'Severn Group'), which includes engineering consultancies Arup and Halcrow. http://www.corlanhafren.co.uk/
It would be at the same location as chosen the STPG, but, it's claimed, would be cheaper and less invasive. Hain says 'The private finance is potentially in place through the Corlan Hafren business project and they have assembled the necessary financial interests, sovereign wealth funds and investments'. But he adds 'We will need to get a rather complex hybrid bill through Parliament that's got to be a private bill - it will need government support.'
Prof. Roger Falconer of Cardiff University has also backed the idea. He estimated the cost of the new scheme at £26bn. The developers reckon they can improve the economics by generating electricity on both ebb and flow tides, allowing greater flexibility in the way it is operated and reducing the likely environmental impact. The total energy output would, they say, be similar to that from the STPG design, but it would be generated over a longer time, with four production periods, thus improving the match with grid demand. The tidal head it produced would also be less, with a larger number of slower turbines being used, so potentially reducing local environmental impacts.
However, the RSPB, WWF and other environmental/wildlife groups, who strenuously opposed the STPG barrage idea, do not yet seem convinced that this new one is much better. For example they fear that the loss of mud flats, although reduced in the new scheme, could still have a major impact on wading birds. By contrast, the supporters argue that the barrage could actually improve biodiversity in the estuary, since, due to the reduction in tidal flow, silt would drop out so that the water became clearer, supporting more species. The barrage would also offer flood/storm protection for sites up steam.
Cutting across this debate, there are more radical ideas for harvesting the energy of the estuary. Friends of the Earth have always promoted tidal lagoons as less invasive options. These would be free-standing self-bounded and segmented reservoirs in shallow water in the middle of the estuary - so they wouldn't interfere significantly with the tidal flows. DECCs 2010 study looked at variant, in-shore lagoons impounding some of the coast-line. They were not impressed. Neither was FoE - they would have larger impacts on shore/near shore based species.
A completely different low-impact project concept is the SMEC venturi turbine system proposed by VerdErg. This would have series of small venturi pipes mounted in a permeable 'tidal fence', the estuary flow sucking water through attached secondary pipes, with these secondary flows being used to drive generators. VerdErg see this approach being applicable at a range of scales. It has looked at Solway Firth as one possible site for a prototype, and also at smaller river sites. But the Severn would be the big one!
There have been many other proposals for tidal fences, tidal reefs, two-way turbines and the like, with some ideas being reinvented. For example, two-way operation is an old idea, discarded since the gains were seen as small (you can't then take either ebb or flow generation to full completion) and not enough to offset the costs and maintenance penalties of variable pitch turbines. So far however, despite many projects and plans over the years, this is one big one that seems to have got away! Maybe it is just too big.
SDC report http://www.sd-commission.org.uk/publications/downloads/TidalPowerintheUK_Oct07.pdf
Frontier Economics Report for WWF, RSPB et al http://assets.wwf.org.uk/downloads/frontiereconomicsbarrage_repo.pdf
DECC report http://www.decc.gov.uk/assets/decc/What%20we%20do/UK%20energy%20supply/Energy%20mix/Renewable%20energy/severn-tp/621-severn-tidal-power-feasibility-study-conclusions-a.pdf
FoE report: http://www.foe.co.uk/resource/briefings/thesevernbarrage.pdf
VerdErg: http://www.verderg.com/attachments/-01SMECDoc_Oct%2009.pdf]
As I mentioned in my last blog, an ESRC backed Sustainability Transitions seminar series included a one day conference in Manchester in April, organised by SURF (Salford Universities Centre for Urban and Regional Futures) and SPRU (Sussex Universities Science Policy Research Unit) which explored the lessons of the 1970s for the current low carbon transition. For example it looked some of the pioneering work at the Centre for Alternative Technology on low energy housing, including community scaled heating systems.
For a range of reasons the deployment of new ideas like this has been very slow in the UK. As Jenny Pickerill from Leicester University commented 'progress is always slower than we hope'. She looked at some examples of community based and self-build projects - see her useful report available from http://naturalbuild.wordpress.com/. She noted that there were now 31 Low Impact Communities in the UK.
The community scale was of course a key to many alternative energy initiatives in the 1970s and community scaled projects are still moving ahead, although, as ever, financial support is still hard to find. To help, Co-operatives UK has called on the Government to introduce a premium rate under the Feed-in Tariff scheme for community renewable energy schemes, following the release of a new report that reveals the growing numbers of people who are choosing to start renewable energy schemes in their communities, against all the odds.
Ed Mayo, Secretary General of Co-operatives UK told ClickGreen: "Community-based renewable energy generation brings with it a number of wider public benefits and we believe these warrant a premium level Feed-in Tariff. Such a premium would recognise that engaging local people in this type of project costs both time and money. Schemes based in the community tend to be smaller in scale than many commercial schemes and as a result have to pay a higher cost for their capital and well as the costs of genuine community engagement. A premium feed in tariff would help compensate for this. Community-led projects also tend to go the extra mile by reinvesting some of their surpluses in additional renewable schemes and in energy efficiency measures."
The report from Co-operatives UK and The Co-operative Group is a comprehensive guide to a new movement of communities who are taking action for greener energy into their own hands by investing money and together installing solar panels, large wind turbines or hydro power. The report shows that: • There are 43 communities who are in the process of or already producing renewable energy; • Together local residents have invested £16m •Green economy co-ops are the fastest growing part of the UK co-op sector, having grown by 24% since 2008. More negatively, the report also highlights barriers facing communities trying to develop projects: shifting government legislation, planning hurdles and bureaucracy making it hard for local schemes to get established: e.g. 250 people have been involved with the £200,000 River Bain Hydro project in North Yorkshire, but had to spend a large proportion of its limited time negotiating with power companies because of a lack of co-ordination. As they explain: 'Between the power house and the grid, a distance of a hundred yards, we ended up with five different organisations involved in delivery.'
Paul Monaghan, Head of Social Goals at The Co-operative Group, said: 'The potential for a community-led clean energy revolution in the UK is enormous. Countries like Germany and Denmark have shown us the way. With The Co-operative Bank's commitment to invest £1 bn in renewable energy by 2013, and our broader support for co-operative enterprise, we are ready to help realise the significant benefits that community energy can deliver for society and communities.'
The report highlights examples like Ouse Valley Energy Service Company (OVESCo), in Sussex, owned by 250 people who installed solar panels on a local brewery. Overall projects range from over £2m invested by over 2,700 people in Westmill Wind Farm near Swindon, through to around £38,000 invested by around 34 local residents to install solar panels on a primary school in Nayland, Suffolk. Co-op Report: www.uk.coop/resources /documents/co-operative-renewable-energy-uk-guide-growing-sector.
The community energy ideas has also received support from the influential centre-right think tank Respublica which urged the government to deliver "truly transformative capitalism which places the market back into the hands of the people", with government departments working more closely to promote community renewable energy schemes, including offering tax breaks. The report has been endorsed by Friends of the Earth.
Respublica proposes that the Treasury should extend Community Investment Tax Relief to promote direct investment in community energy schemes, while also allowing communities to bid for the ownership of their local grid by partnering with energy suppliers. It says the UK should aim to scale up the market for community energy, mirroring similar successes in Germany, where green energy supplies 20 per cent of its electricity, of which community schemes account for a quarter. It adds that the renewables industry was worth an estimated €6.8bn to German municipalities in 2009, with 2.2 million solar power installations, 22,000 wind energy systems, 400,000 heat pumps and 4,500 biogas plants.
To help move things along, there's a new 'Rough Guide to Community Energy' distributed for free to encourage people to launch carbon-cutting and renewable energy projects in their local communities. It covers everything from setting up a group to picking a renewable technology, as well as providing advice on finances and governance. It also features many case studies of real-world groups. The Rough Guide to Community Energy, by Duncan Clark and Malachi Chadwick is published by Rough Guides, supported financially by M&S and is being distributed by 10:10. Free at: www.roughguide.to/communityenergy
In addition, the FSE Group (FSE) and lead partner National Energy Foundation (NEF) have launched a Community Generation Fund which aims to address critical barriers to community-led project development by providing support at both pre-planning development and post-planning construction stages, to community energy generation projects that can achieve technical and financial viability, community inclusion and social impact. The Fund aims to bring creation and ownership of renewable energy generation within the reach of those communities seeking to create clean energy, social engagement and a long-term income source for the good of their community. An initial £1.25m has been made available for this initiative and further investment is expected to follow.
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Peepal has always played a key role in the religious history of India. It is considered holy by Hindus and Buddhists. It was under the Peepal tree, popularly known as the Bodh tree, that Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment. Peepal is also called the holy fig and Buddhists recognise it as Bo tree.
Apart from its religious significance, Peepal has been used in traditional systems of medicine for more than 2000 years. In fact this tree was associated with the Indus Valley civilization. The leaves and fruits of Peepal are extensively used by Ayurveda and Unani practitioners to prepare a number of medicines for problems ranging from simple boils to the control of heart beat and from treating mumps to fighting water loss due to diarrhea.
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If you have troubled bowels and often suffer from constipation, you may take a few Peepal leaves, clean them and dry them. One you obtain dried Peepal leaves, make them into powder. Take a small piece of jaggery and mix it with the leaf powder. Take a small portion of the Peepal-jaggery preparation and see the results.
Mumps are rare now thanks to universal vaccination. And yet some people suffer from this highly painful problem. Peepal is a handy and readily available treatment for relief from the pain and swelling caused by mumps. Take a couple of Peepal leaves; apply a thin layer of ghee on them. Put the leaves near a flame for them to become tender. Then apply the leaves on the affected portion.
Ayurveda and Unani practitioners recommend Peepal decoction for jaundice. This home therapy is quite simple and easy. Take a small piece of Peepal bark. Wash it properly and then put it in a glass of water for about eight hours. Filter the water and consume it.
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|Sales Representative - Needed Part/Full Time
|Hello All, We are one of the leading manufacturer and exporter for Coconut and Neem Products from India. Currently we are exporting our products around 22 countries including USA. Still we would like to develop our customer base in California region. For this, we are looking for part time/full time sales representative from California region. Interested please bid here. Bid from California only c...
|Sales, Marketing, Communications
|Oct 19, 2017
|Today6d 16h
|part time or full time 2D animator
|we are a small baby brand looking for another team member to animate our cartoon characters we are looking for a professional, ambitions and reliable person we can grow with option for full time or part time job the job will require: *daily skype calls to review the work done * animated 2d gifs of our characters * we prefer people work on "flash" software for those wh...
|2D Animation, Adobe Flash, Animation
|Oct 18, 2017
|Today6d 2h
|Python coder part time - Flask - RestApi
|I have existing small Flask API. I would like to find a developer who can work 2h per day 5 days per week part time support. Project is a very interesting cloud computing assignment. Work will continue for the next 6 months for the right candidate and can be extended further. Hours will stay at 10h per week but may vary slightly. I would prefer working with an individual but will consider a...
|PHP, Javascript, Python, Django, Software Architecture
|Oct 18, 2017
|Oct 18, 20175d 22h
|part time php and wordpress developer
|i want to hire a good developer who knows php ,wordpress , JS, css, anything thats necessary for my website, will have to maintain it and edits to do time by time. i ll need 4 hours daily , 2 off days in a week . even he can work on weekend and have a off day during week. my final budget is 150-200 CAD , if you ask for above this please dont contact. guy must be willing to work in long...
|PHP, Javascript, WordPress, CSS, HTML
|Oct 18, 2017
|Oct 18, 20175d 21h
|Part-Time PHP/WordPress Developer
|Looking for part-time development help 10 - 15 hours per week Experience in the following is required: WordPress Beaver Builder Gravity Forms WooCommerce PHP, HTML, CSS, JS, MySQL Type of work will range from simple CSS tweaks to modifying and creating modules/plugins, as well as occasional performance optimization.
|PHP, Javascript, WordPress, CSS, MySQL
|Oct 16, 2017
|Oct 16, 20174d 6h
|Part time Delhi Support Resource
|We are looking for a Dip. Mechanical part time male candidate having a two wheeler. He will be required to do some follow up work in and around Delhi. We will pay on per day basis for this work. Share your CV and expected remuneration per day. We intend to pay around Rs.500/day.
|Sales, Mechanical Engineering
|Oct 16, 2017
|Oct 16, 20173d 17h
|Part time job
|I want a permanent employee for my website. Payment depends on work and profit.
|Website Management
|Oct 15, 2017
|Oct 15, 20172d 19h
|SEO Part-time Monthly
|We are looking an expert SEO/SEM specialist, organic traffic generator and conversion optimization specialist. This is a long term role with our company provided performance metrics are met. This is a long term monthly role with our company. post content on internet. Daily minimum 3 hours required for this job. The job type would be - Posting content on social media, pr sites and ot...
|Internet Marketing, SEO, Link Building, Marketing, Advertising
|Oct 14, 2017
|Oct 14, 20172d 3h
|make map on wordpress website and make it work with admin part
|I have an wordpress website, and i need a map of the country devided in 5 parts. when you click on one of the 5 parts it should show a detailed map with regions. When users enter their zip code on registration, they will be automaticly assigned to the correct region. I have a reference website so you can see how it should work
|PHP, WordPress, CSS, MySQL, HTML
|Oct 14, 2017
|Oct 14, 20172d
|need to support some part of code
|i need help who can resolve some part of my [url removed, login to view] code. i using httpwebrequest to login some website but i stuck . i can't resolve.
|Visual Basic, C# Programming, Software Architecture, VB.NET
|Oct 13, 2017
|Oct 13, 20171d 4h
|Translate a part of website into French
|I'd like the following part of a swimming website [url removed, login to view] to be translated into French. There are already some pieces translated in other sections of the site (you can switch language at top right). There is a little html code in the text. There about 800 words. I can provide an excel file with English strings. Please include the result of "What is 5+7" in...
|Spanish, Spanish (Spain), French
|Oct 13, 2017
|Oct 13, 201720h 47m
|Part Time Content Writer
|We need a content writer. We can pay $ 2.75 for 600 words article. We need around 7 Articles per week. This will be an ongoing opportunity for right candidate. Deadlines are most important. Let me know if you are interested. Payment is fixed so please don't ask for pay increases.
|Blog, Ghostwriting, Article Writing, Article Rewriting, Content Writing
|Oct 13, 2017
|Oct 13, 201719h 43m
|Freelancer Job(Part-time) Take photos for hotels
|Project Description Tool Requirement: Smart Phone (No need a camera) Payment: $20/Hour (Around 15 photo-takings) What we want you to do: 1. Communicate with hotel managers for business cooperation 2. Take photos and collect some basic information of a hotel 3. Upload information to our App We required you to have: 1. Communication skills 2. Responsible, patient and have willingnes...
|Photography, Videography
|Oct 13, 2017
|Oct 13, 201714h 49m
|Part time or full time life insurance sales or prospects
|I need some help with finding some leads. Potencial clients to be part of a financial firm or recruiting people to come be part of the team full time or part time. We are in growth and need people all over the country.
|Sales, Leads, Recruitment, Public Relations
|Oct 12, 2017
|Oct 12, 201710h 22m
|Create App and Website / Server Part
|PLEASE DO NOT BID IF YOU INTEND TO BID HERE THE MEDIAN AND THEN START DISCUSSING HIGHER AMOUNTS. IF YOU DO THIS WE WILL REPORT YOU BECAUSE THIS IS NOT THE WAY AN OFFER OR A PROPOSAL HAS TO WORK. WHAT WE NEED: Andoird app with the same functionality as WIKILOC: - Record GPS Tracks and share them online (stored on server) (Multiple sports available as in WIKILOC) - Search for track based o...
|PHP, Mobile App Development, Android, Software Architecture
|Oct 12, 2017
|Oct 12, 20173h 50m
|Freelancer Job(Part-time) Take photos
|Project Description Tool Requirement: Smart Phone (No need a camera) Payment: $20/Hour (Around 15 photo-takings) What we want you to do: 1. Communicate with hotel managers for business cooperation 2. Take photos and collect some basic information of a hotel 3. Upload information to our App We required you to have: 1. Communication skills 2. Basic knowledge of hotel online marketing & onlin...
|Photography, Videography
|Oct 12, 2017
|Oct 12, 2017Ended
|Several Printdesigns (6,8,10cm²) for a part of our Produkt (art, geometric,...)
|We are a startup located in Germany manufacturing modern and affordable art printings for our target group at a age from 18 - 42 years. With our innovative magnet system we developed a special way to hang up art without making use of any power tools. With this technique it is possible to hang up the printings on any wall type - people are even able to adjust the position without dealing damage t...
|Graphic Design, Logo Design, Photoshop Design, Visual Arts, Adobe Illustrator
|Oct 11, 2017
|Oct 11, 2017Ended
|Guest Blogger - German (Part Time)
|JOB SUMMARY: You are joining a growing German traffic on our international tech website with a high Domain Authority and your main responsibility is to generate, negotiate and publish content in German on quality sites only (preferably Information Technology and New Sites.) You will be provided with a keyword list, and you will be working with a German-speaking team member. Work Schedul...
|SEO, Link Building, Blog, German, Content Writing
|Oct 8, 2017
|Oct 8, 2017Ended
|Part time Civil 3D drafter for land surveying plats
|The work is not very complicated, but I have a need for probably about 20 hours+ per week of drafting help. We us Civil 3D, and would provide a software license. We are a small surveying firm looking to have someone get involved and help us be more efficient.
|Oct 7, 2017
|Oct 7, 2017Ended
|Contract or Part Time Teacher/Educator
|Work with students at all grade and ability levels and in a thoroughly professional and expert manner. The hours can vary to meet the schedules of the instructors, but typically instructors work afternoons, evenings and weekends. Payment is based on experience. Must have a driver's license and reliable car. Public transport is not an option. Responsibilities: Creating an appropriat...
|Education & Tutoring, Contracts, Mathematics, Industrial Engineering, Physics
|Oct 5, 2017
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University of Limerick
Faculty of Business
Entrepreneurship Management
Limerick, Limerick
Program Information
Degrees Offered:
Graduate Diploma In Business Administration;Graduate Diploma In Entrepreneurship;Graduate Diploma in Business Studies - (Recreation Management);Open Diploma in Project Management by Distance Learning;Graduate Diploma in Information Management, PhD Programme (Research Programme), Master of Business Administration (Executive Programme);Master of Business Administration (Corporate Programme);MBA - (Upgrade Programme);Master of Business Studies in Human Resource Management ;Master of Project Management
Format: Campus
Program Description:
The Graduate Diploma programme is specifically designed to meet the needs of graduates/ professionals who wish to establish their own small business or enhance their career prospects through the development of entrepreneurial skills and competencies. The MBS is designed to meet the needs of individuals who wish to become entrepreneurship educators or small business trainers and consultants. The programme is also suitable for professionals and policy makers who advise and deal with small and expanding businesses.


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Akinyele No Exit Lyrics
sponsored linksI want to get out this relationship
But I'm scared that my man will flip
He always swears how he's gonna kill me
And fill me with the bullets from his clip
[Verse 1]
I met her in Queens her personality was erotic
She asked me where I come from, and I just replied "The projects"
Love at first sight as she was staring
Checking me up and down, yeah, at the gear that I was wearing
I had an office jacket, Polo shirt, diamond on my hand
Stonewashed pants ticked inside of some Timberlands
Her eyes just stayed on my face
She threw her hand on my hip and felt the four-fifths on my waist
Yo, my name is Ak the hard rock **** that shot a cop with a glock
Cause he tried to make the money STOP
She didn't speak, she didn't START, she didn't TALK
All of the sudden let's take a WALK through the PARK
But it was dark, she didn't bother
She probably thought I was trying to play her out
Like a Central Park jogger
But that's not my style that's what I'm telling ya
Give me your number and I'll probably call you up on my cellular
At night we spoke for hours and hours and hours and hours
Hot convo turned into cold showers
Monogamy, yo, increased to pornography
Miss Astrologist because she looked like a star to me
But I be dressing sharper than those brothers with Farrakahan
Throwing a lucky charm without a leprachaun's arm
Out on the streets dealing and sticking up
I try to make her look appealing
I went out and started tricking bucks
I got her all dressed up, she used to look messed up
Now all of her friends can't wait to be next up
I need to get her thoughts fixed up
She fell into a blender, she got the stuff all mixed up
She caught me talking about a quits
But that's that old bullshit
It's ain't over til I say it's over, miss
So if you want to catch a fit, you catch a melon split
Once you in there ain't no exit
[Verse 2]
I talk a good game of pain
Put it in your ear and let it rain
Benadryl can't stop the migrane
Once my voice touch your brain
So you can talk that fast slang dialect
But I got a tec to keep you in check
Other words make you come correct
Think that to stop giving the loving
You must be smoking pestacide because you're damn sure bugging
After one hit you're ready to split
What, are you test crashing cars?
That's that ol' dumb dumb ****
You don't flatter me tring to sign off
You best to take the batteries out your watch if you want some time off
I write my name on your street curb
So you can scratchmy letetrs girl if you want to mark my words
I got the Calimyne BESIDE ME
In case you want to TRY ME
And break out on my *** like poison IVY
You better take it or ease, roll up you sleeves
And prepare to go all out like New Year's Eve
Trying to take my dough like a Swaggart
Girl, I have to bag ya and fall on your head like Niagra
****, you're bound to catch it, once I start flexing
Ayo bum ***** there ain't no exit
Vagina Diner Track Listing
1 Worldwide
2 Outta State
3 Ak Ha Ha! Ak Hoo Hoo?
4 Dear Diary
5 Bags Packed
6 The Bomb
7 Beat
8 Checkmate
9 I Luh Her
10 You Know My Style
11 Exercise
12 No Exit
13 30 Days
Written by: Akinyele Adams
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group


text: This lovely 5 bedroom home is fully furnished and freshly renovated. It is only 400m to the beach, pub and shops and features 2 bathrooms, a formal lounge with open fire place, relaxing reading nook, separate kitchen and meals and rear patio. The home is a stylish weekender (for 2 families) or a permanent residence close to all the necessary amenities. Available 15 July onward


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From George Washington to Colonel William Crawford, 20 February 1777
To Colonel William Crawford
Morristown in New Jersey Feby 20th 1777
Dr Sir
Your Letter of the 12th by Mr Ashby came duly to hand. As I am unacquainted with the terms upon which your Regt was raised, it is impossible for me to say any thing on that head. Nor, as you mention your design of attending Congress will it be necessary for me to give any order about the Marching of your Regt as I presume you will be instructed by them.
If the Matter rests with me, I shall be obliged to call them immediately to the Army, because here we have a certainty of their being wanted—greatly wanted. The Call for them on the Ohio is only to be feared. If Congress should order the Regt this Way, or they come in consequence of what I have here said, not a Moment's time, should be lost in doing of it, as our call for men is urgent.
Peculiarly circumstanced as you are, I shall not object to your taking some reasonable time to settle matters relative to your deceased Brother's Estate, if your Regt comes this way, altho' I can assure you that it goes much against my Inclination to part with a good Officer. Your other Field Officers must attend the Regt.
I regret exceedingly the loss of your two Brothers, & thank you for your kind offer of serving me in any business I may have west of the Alleganies, but my time is so constantly taken up & ingrossed by public Matters, that I scarce bestow a thought on my private Affairs beyond my Famy at Mount Vernon. I am very sincerely D. Sir Your obedt Servt
Go: Washington
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Nats take cautious approach to violence report
Anne Tolley MP
National's Associate Welfare (CYFS) Spokeswoman
28 July 2006
Nats take cautious approach to violence report
National's Associate Welfare spokeswoman Anne Tolley is greeting the first report from the Taskforce for Action on Violence within Families with caution.
"Everyone wants to see progress on the issues of family violence. Awareness campaigns can be helpful, but not if there's no one to pick up the phone when people call."
Mrs Tolley says answers to parliamentary questions show that despite an improvement in performance, more than 800 calls a month are still not being answered by the CYFS call centre.
"We're regularly getting stories of people holding for 10-15 minutes in order to report an at-risk child.
"From past experience we know that an increase in calls is inevitable in the wake of an awareness campaign. What arrangements is CYF putting in place to deal with that spike in demand?
"Of course the unallocated CYF caseload has been hugely problematic in the past, so what assurances do we have that history won't repeat itself?
"CYF is already struggling to retain quality staff in sufficient numbers. The report released today doesn't even mention that. How will they cope with an even heavier workload?"
Mrs Tolley says both yesterday's CYF report and today's ministerial report promise better co-ordination between agencies dealing with families.
"This is not rocket science and Labour has been promising that for more than five years," she says.
Responding to Judge Mick Brown's review in 2001, the Government said: 'The Ministry of Social Policy is to work with Health, Education and other relevant agencies on ways to ensure information can be shared so that children gain timely access to the care and protection services they require. This needs to be completed early in the second half of this year'.
"Labour said the gaps in inter-agency communication would be fixed by 2002. It's tragic that in 2006 we're still being asked to wait," says Mrs Tolley.


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The Overwhelming Evidence in support of Creation vs Evolution
Smart and Stealthy Cuttlefish
Smart and Stealthy Cuttlefish
Many zoologists consider cuttlefish to be the most intelligent invertebrate species, which is quite a problem from an evolutionary perspective. Evolutionists view intelligence evolving through social interactions and long lifespans. But cuttlefish are cephalopods. They don't have a complex social structure and live only about a year—the lifespan of a butterfly. How did cuttlefish become so bright? More...


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TELECABINE 3 estrellasSTRADA DELLA VITTORIA - DOLONNE, 11013 COURMAYEUR (AO), ITALY, Courmayeur, Italia
Información general
LOCATION : The hotel enjoys a panoramic location immersed in the wood in dolonne, 1000metres from the city centre of Courmayer. ROOMS : Rooms are medium in size and furnished in a traditional style. They are decorated in white colour and equipped with light wooden furniture. The bedspreads are decorated in dark colour. RESTAURANT : The restaurant respects the pleasant style of the hotel and offers traditional cuisine. EXTERIOR : This is a typical mountainside hotel with a white facade and surrounded by the mountains. LOBBY : The lobby is medium in size and furnished in a very pleasant style. It is decorated in cream colour that gives a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The lobby area also has 'cotto' flooring and the seating area is comfortably equipped with dark sofas and light wooden coffee tables. GENERAL : The hotel also has solarium and sauna. 11/06 A.DP.. (c) Donvand Limited 2006
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- Sauna
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50 Best 'Mad Men' Characters
From one-off cameos to Sterling-Cooper's core players, we're ranking the show's most memorable characters
More News
33. St. John Powell
Showcase Episode: "Meditations in an Emergency"
Pronounced "Sinjun," which is British for "slimeball," the delightfully evil overlord takes over Sterling Cooper from the Americans and peddles the firm to the hated McCann Erickson, selling out his loyal hatchet man Lane Pryce in the bargain. (Giving him a dead snake in a gift-wrapped box — classy touch, St. John.) Played by Charles Shaughnessy, eternally beloved as Miss-tah Sheff-eee-yeld from The Nanny, although not even the sound of Fran Drescher's voice grates on his nerves like the sound of Lane wishing him a happy Christmas.


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Scorsese wins last-minute nod in dog fight
Martin Scorsese has won a pre-Academy Awards dog fight by securing an 11th hour nomination for the four-legged star of his latest movie in a canine contest.
Scorsese wrote an open letter to the Los Angeles Times at the weekend lamenting that Blackie, the snarling Doberman from his top-Oscar tipped film Hugo, had been left out of nominees for the golden collar award.
The frontrunner for the award is widely seen as Uggie, the trick-performing jack russell from silent movie The Artist.
Organisers Dog News Daily responded to Scorsese's letter by promising to nominate Blackie if at least 500 people backed him by "liking" his Facebook page.
Easily more than 500 people supported Blackie in 24 hours, organisers said in a statement.
"Due to the outpouring of love and support from around the world from fans of Mr Scorsese, his film Hugo and its canine star Blackie, the write-in campaign ... has been successful," said Dog News Daily head Alan Siskind.
"Blackie's name has been added to the best dog in a theatrical film category as the sixth and final nominee in that category," he added.
The first annual Golden Collar Awards ceremony will take place on February 13, with red carpet arrivals and a private cocktail reception benefiting Los Angeles area dog rescue organisations and shelters.
Other nominees include Cosmo from the film Beginners and Brigitte, aka Stella, in the TV series Modern Family.
Topics: academy-awards-oscars, film-movies, offbeat, united-states


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Community Service
The IBEW Local Union 611 RENEW (Reach out and Engage Next-gen Electrical Workers) Committee spent
Saturday, March 04, 2017 volunteering at Roadrunner Food Bank.
Left to right is, Eric Mondragon, Alan Hammack, Victor
Armendariz, Bo Beebe, Ruben Romero, Jonathan Shestak,
Waylon Beebe, Veronica, and Anna McCall. In attendance but not pictured is Mike Martinez, Jameel Waheed, Mike Michelini,
Rita Solano-Beebe, and Lloyd Beebe.
The committee loaded 44 pallets at 1,000 pounds each; thank you for your service to the community!
Local Union 611 Apprentice Wireman of the Year Contest
On Saturday, February 13, 2016 the pictured Apprentice Wiremen participated in the annual
Apprentice Wireman of the Year contest.
Back Row:
Tomás Trujillo III, Andrew Moore, Josh Tillinghast, Michael Sadler,
Michael Martinez, Travis Battin
Front Row: Christopher Blackmore, Laura McCormick, Loren Morrison, Raymond Martinez,
Jonathan Shestak, and Thomas Mouton
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Mountain View College gymnasium
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Info concerning Mountain View College gymnasium, and registering for elective seminars and discussion sections. Not all recruiting is done like NCAA Division I teams. It's practically impossible for college coaches to watch every player who has expressed interest in their program, so if you get the chance, make a memorable first impression by visiting the campus in person. Finally, check with your major department for assistance with prerequisites, tuition payment deadlines, and Mountain View College Weightlifting information. Please use the form above to request admissions info for Mountain View College.
Stay in great shape, even through the off-season. Being physically fit includes knowing about nutrition, staying healthy, and not overworking your body before big games. Practice the basics, over and over, especially targeting skills related to your position. Become a super-specialist, and you'll always find your place on an athletic team. Keep your eyes on the ball, and sacrifice your body if you must, but don't drop the ball.
Watch the ball all the way into your hands, and get a good initial grip. Your sixth sense needs to be developed to stay aware of other players at the same time. Follow the advice that college coaches give you, and it will make a big difference in how you play. That's because most college coaching staff were star players at some point in their careers. Furman University athletics department may indicate that it's an option to delay college entrance by a year. An extra year in high school or prep school can allow players to mature mentally, bring grades and SAT test scores up, put on weight and gain strength. Beyond consideration for Mountain View College gymnasium, you may think about Walnut Hill College course selection for complementary electives to your primary course of study.
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