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Arlington, Va. - William and May senior forward Emily Correal was selected to the Colonial Athletic Association Preseason Second-Team on Tuesday, at the annual CAA Basketball media day held in Arlington, Va. Classmates Jaclyn McKenna and Janine Aldridge also garnered preseason accolades on Tuesday. Per College Sports Madness, McKenna earned All-CAA Preseason First-Team accolades, while Aldrdige took home second-team distinctions.
Correal enters her senior season as one of the most talented post players in the league. The Venetia, Pa., native posses the ability to score on the block and from the perimeter which was evident as she poured in 18 second-half points in last season's CAA Tournament first-round tilt against VCU. In 2011-12, Correal averaged a career-high 13.2 points and 8.6 rebounds per game, which included 11 double-double performances.
The 2012-13 predicted order of finish was also unveiled on Tuesday morning as the Tribe was tabbed to finish in a tie for ninth in the league. Delaware, who captured its first league title last season, was picked to repeat in 2012-13. Meanwhile, James Madison and Hofstra were picked to finish second and third.
In 2011-12, the College flashed signs of its potential, as it recorded signature wins over competition from the Atlantic Coast Conference and Big East. This season's edition of the Tribe will look to build upon that success as it returns four starters and 11 letterwinners from last year's squad.
Along with Correal, the Tribe returns four other seniors in Janine Aldridge, Jaclyn McKenna, Chanel Murchison and Taylor Hilton. Aldridge, who is the College's all time leader in 3-pointers made with 221, looks to continue her sharpshooting ways in her final campaign, while McKenna is poised for a great season after averaging 10.1 points and 5.3 rebounds a year ago. Murchison will be relied upon for her tenacious defensive and exceptional leadership, while Hilton will push for a starting spot.
The CAA also announced on media day that the College's Feb. 14, home contest against Northeastern we be televised on the Comcast family of networks. The Tribe and Huskies' 7 p.m., tilt will be aired on Comcast Sports Network Mid-Atlantic (CSN-MA), Comcast Sports Network New England (CSN-NE) and The Comcast Sports Network of Philadelphia (TCN-P).
W&M will get the 2012-13 season underway on Friday, Nov.
9, when it welcomes East Carolina to Kaplan Arena for 5 p.m. tip-off.
All W&M men's and women's basketball home games will be shown live over TribeAthletics.com. Games already selected for television will be subject to black out in certain areas. The Tribe Athletics TV package will be $10.95 for a month, $39.95 for four months and $69.95 for 12 months.
2012-13 CAA Predicted Order of Finish
1. Delaware
2. James Madison
3. Hofstra
4. Drexel
5. Old Dominion
6. Northeastern
7. George Mason
9. Towson
William and Mary
11. Georgia State
2012-13 CAA Preseason
All-Conference Teams
First Team
Elena Delle Donne - Delaware
Shante Evans - Hofstra
Tarik Hislop - James Madison
Deanna Kerkhof - Northeastern
Hollie Mershon - Drexel
Second Team
Kirby Burkholder - James Madison
Lauren Carra - Delaware
Emily Correal -
William and Mary
Amber Easter - George Mason
Nikki Newman - James Madison
CAA Preseason Player of the Year: Elena Delle Donne - Delaware


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For most of you reading this blog, I'd venture to say that traveling is something you love to do (and if you are lucky do often) or at least you might hold a romantic notion about traveling to foreign places, eating exotic foods and experiencing new cultures and places. I certainly do. I love to travel. Its a priority for me. I love doing it with my family and 2 year old daughter, who I'm pretty sure loves experiencing new places too (though I think we could do without the 12 hour plane rides...).
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Writing a movie review with a hangover is not fun. Watching Fast and Furious 6 is more fun, as long as you check your brain at the door, weld the lock and place armed guards out front.
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Writing a movie review with a hangover is not fun. Watching Fast and Furious 6 is more fun, as long as you check your brain at the door, weld the lock and place armed guards out front.
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Jason Statham is back in the latest Jason Statham movie, where he plays Jason Statham doing Jason Statham things. The name of the game is Parker and it serves as the actor's best film in years, but ultimately it feels like just another – sorry to sound repetitive – Jason Statham movie.
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Now playing at SIFF, the French drama In the House (Dans la maison) presents an intriguing story about a teacher who is drawn to the writing abilities of one of his students, who in turn is drawn to the mother of his best friend. Reality and fantasy intertwine until they are indiscernible from one another, the outcome is a largely positive, though hardly lasting, experience.
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The more I think about it, Life of Pi was a stupid movie. Sure, it looked great and was downright dazzling on the big screen, but watch it on a television and it's a film about a CGI tiger that fluctuates between having terrific and mediocre special effects. The story is sort of dull, the ending anticlimactic and the whole religion piece doesn't make any sense. Thankfully, there's Kon-Tiki.
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So this little film called Star Trek Into Darkness is now in theaters, and it features among other things a scary performance by baddie Benedict Cumberbatch, lots of entertaining action scenes and the most horrendously bad ending in the entire franchise. Whether you can forgive the movie for its final 20 soul-sucking minutes will determine whether you'll give Star Trek a positive or negative grade.
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Leatherface is back, and oh boy. Texas Chainsaw 3D is the worst kind of horror movie: a movie so bad it goes beyond being funny bad back to just being bad. At least the filmmakers were clever enough to do something new and remove "massacre" from the title.
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Well, that happened. A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III is a less-than-winning drama-comedy starring Charlie Sheen as a successful graphic designer whose life crumbles apart when the love of his life (Katheryn Winnick) leaves him. Thanks to a few too many Brandy Alexanders and an active imagination, Charles Swan descends into a series of "fantasy-inspired reflections on his colorful past."
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The traditional love story/social drama gets upended Baz Luhrmann style, with flashy special effects, dancing, Leonardo DiCaprio and Jay Z music. This isn't your grandma's The Great Gatsby, but that's okay. Especially since I don't remember grandma's version to begin with, if I ever saw it in the first place.
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Ender's Game is one of my favorite books of all time. Ender's Game is being turned into a movie. That is all.
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And people said Iron Man 2 was stupid. Robert Downey Jr. is back in the first post-Avengers Marvel film, and boy is it a cluttered mess. Featuring a bland villain, a nonsensical plot and major tonal imbalance, Iron Man 3 has plenty of laughs but very few thrills. But hey, at least Robert Downey Jr. is in it.
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Who else thinks World War Z is going to be a flat-out disaster? Yeah, I didn't think I was alone.
Vanity Fair just released a preview of their June 2013 exclusive with Brad Pitt, which provides more detail into what we already knew: the production has been a big, bloated mess. While there is a part of me that is morbidly curious to see the movie – and I hope, hope, hope that I am wrong and that the movie will be a fun thrill ride – this seemed like the best opportunity to outline why World War Z is prone to be a big, awful flop.
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How do I start this review? How do I write the rest of it? The subject is Silver Linings Playbook, but not the movie. This review is about the DVD, and DVD reviews can only go so far. I've never been interested in going on and on about how good the video quality or audio clarity is, because after all, 99% of people don't give a damn, especially when the movie is a drama-comedy.
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"I am Locutus of Borg. Resistance is futile."
These are the defining words spoken in one of the best story arcs of Star Trek: The Next Generation, now embodied in high definition. The Best of Both Worlds is now on Blu-ray, and not only does the two-episode "movie" look fantastic, it still holds up extremely well.
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Michael Bay returns to his roots, sort of, with Pain & Gain, a low budget crime comedy-thriller starring Mark Wahlberg, Dwayne Johnson, Anthony Mackie and Tony Shalhoub. Please note that "low budget" for Michael Bay means $25 million.
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From the writer/director of Shotgun Stories and Take Shelter comes Mud, which stars Matthew McConaughey as a wanted fugitive who is befriended by two teenage boys who agree to help him elude a group of bounty hunters and reunite him with his on-and-off girlfriend while evading poisonous snakes and angry parents. Mud is Jeff Nichols' most accessible and entertaining movie to date, but it's also the least memorable.
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With another Heineken Cup added to his list of rugby honours, Leinster and Ireland wing forward Jamie Heaslip tells Craig Fitzpatrick that he has little time to reflect on success – but plenty to prank team-mate Cian Healy.
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It's four days since Irish rugby invaded London and a titanic Heineken Cup final that saw Leinster prevail over Ulster in Twickenham. Back on home soil, Jamie Heaslip, a man who wore the blue of the victors, still looks like the cat who got the cream. There's a broad smile in his blue eyes when I meet him today in the bowels of Dublin's Aviva Stadium.
"We're enjoying life as champions again," says the affable number eight. "The lads enjoyed themselves afterwards. I think it's always important to celebrate the wins after you've put the work in. It's nine or ten months work and, to come out of it like that, we deserve to celebrate. Plus we had an extra day off to recover from whatever 'that' was!'"
The grin grows, but he checks himself. There's the small matter of the Rabo Direct Pro 12 final on Sunday to think about (a game Leinster would lose to the Ospreys by a single point).
"As quickly as you get ready for a big game," he nods, "you have to forget about it and move on to the next thing. You can't really let yourself daydream. For someone in a 'normal job', we'll say, they might have thoughts like, 'Aah, I've a long weekend coming up, I'll work hard 'til then and I can plan for that time off'. We don't have that. We don't know if we're getting time off or not. It's very week by week. The bad thing about it is that 12 months go by in the bloody blink of an eye! It's so odd – it only feels like yesterday that I was going out to New Zealand for the World Cup. It flies by."
Regardless, when the 28-year-old calls it quits years from now, while there will be plenty of memories to cherish, Twickenham will surely be up there among them. It marked Leinster's third Heineken Cup in four years and led many pundits to claim that this particular side might be the best the competition's ever seen. As one of the players charged with securing possession, one of the first forwards into a tackle, and one of the biggest voices on the pitch to boot, Heaslip has a pivotal role. Was retaining the trophy (only the second team to do so) even sweeter because it was against Irish opposition?
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Other areas of interest include the introduction of food psychology in the design of food assistance programs, product perception, and the impact of family interactions on purchasing behavior.
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B.A., Brigham Young University, 1998
AEM 4110: Introduction to Econometrics
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AEM 6940: Mathematical and Statistical Methods for Applied Economics
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Just, David R. and Brian Wansink. "The Fixed Price Paradox: Conflicting Effects of 'All-You-Can-Eat' Pricing" Review of Economics and Statistics. Forthcoming.
Just, David R. and Hikaru Hanawa Peterson. "Is Expected Utility Applicable: A Revealed Preference Test." American Journal of Agricultural Economics. Forthcoming.
Just, David R. "Calibrating the Wealth Effects of Decoupled Payments: Does Decreasing Absolute Risk Aversion Matter?" Annals of Econometrics (Special issue of the Journal of Econometrics). Forthcoming.
Just, Richard E. and David R. Just "Global Identification and Tractable Specification Possibilities for Risk Preference Estimation" Annals of Econometrics (Special issue of the Journal of Econometrics). Forthcoming.
Just, David R. and Collin R. Payne. "Obesity: Can Behavioral Economics Help?" Annals of Behavioral Medicine. Forthcoming.
Bogan, Vicki L. and David R. Just. "What Drives Merger Decision Making Behavior? Don't Seek Don't Find, and Don't Change Your Mind." Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. Forthcoming.
Just, David R. and Steven Y. Wu. "Experimental Economics and Contract Theory." American Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol. 91 No. 5 (2009).
Roe, Brian and David R. Just. "Internal and External Validity in Economics Research: Tradeoffs between Experiments, Field Experiments, Natural Experiments and Field Data." American Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol. 91 No. 5 (2009).
de Gorter, Harry and David R. Just. "The Economics of a Blend Mandate for Biofuels." American Journal of Agricultural Economic Vol. 91, No. 3, (2009): 738 - 750.
Lybbert, Travis J. and David R. Just. "Risk Averters Who Love Risk? Marginal Risk Aversion in Comparison to a Reference Gamble." American Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol 91, No. 3, (2009):612 - 626.
Wansink, Brian, David R. Just and Collin R. Payne. "Mindless Eating and Healthy Heuristics for the Irrational." American Economic Review Vol. 99 No. 2 (2009):165 - 169.
Hoffman, Vivian E., Christopher B. Barrett and David R. Just. "Do Free Goods Stick to Poor Households? Experimental Evidence on Insecticide Treated Bednets." World Development Vol. 37, No. 3, (2009): 607 - 617.
de Gorter, Harry and David R. Just. "The Welfare Economics of a Biofuel Tax Credit and the Interaction Effects with Price Contingent Farm Subsidies" American Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol. 91, No. 2. (2009):477 - 488.
de Gorter, H., David R. Just and Jaclyn D. Kropp. "Cross-subsidization due to Infra-Marginal Support in Agriculture: A General Theory and Empirical Evidence." American Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol. 90 No. 2 (2008): 45 - 54
Lybbert, Travis, J. and David R. Just. "Is Risk Aversion Really Correlated with Wealth?" American Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol. 89 No. 4 (November 2007):964 - 979.
Just, David R. and Richard E. Just. "Information Exchange and Distributional Implications of Price Discrimination with Internet Marketing in Agriculture." American Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol. 88 No. 4 (November 2006): 882 - 899.
Just, David R., and Hikaru Hanawa Peterson. "Diminishing Marginal Utility of Wealth and Calibration of Risk in Agriculture." American Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol. 85, No 5 (December 2003): 1234 - 1241.
Just, David R., Steven Wolf, Steven Wu, and David Zilberman. "Consumption of Economic Information in Agriculture." American Journal of Agricultural Economics Vol. 84, No. 1 (February 2002): 39 - 52.
Wolf, Steven, David R. Just, and David Zilberman. "Between Data and Decisions: The Organization of Agricultural Economic Information Systems." Research Policy Vol. 30, No. 1 (January 2001): 121 - 141.
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The Sabbath Swimming Lesson
The Sabbath Swimming Lesson
When I was a swimming instructor, I spent a lot of time trying to get little kids to float. I would tell them to put their ears in the water and their belly buttons out of it, and I'd say, "When I count to two, you won't feel my hands underneath you, but they're there."
As soon as I'd say "two," most of the children would frantically jerk their knees towards their chins and flail their arms, dropping their full weight into my hands. Almost all people float when they assume a posture of rest, but people who think they'll sink don't keep that posture for long.
Faith is about a posture of rest, too. Many of us are terrified by the life of faith, needing always to feel the support of steady jobs, steady relationships, and back-up plans. God, knowing that, signed us up for swim lessons. The swim lessons are the Sabbaths.
Sabbath Is For Everyone
Imagine the Israelites' first experience with the Sabbath. They had just been called away from everything they knew to live in tents. And in the middle of nowhere, where life-and-death emergencies seemed to come frequently, God was training them to worship him. God worked a steady stream of miracles that must have made the Israelites' hair stand on end.
The people got hungry two months into the journey. So God began to send them manna. Every day of the week but one, the Israelites gathered bread from heaven.
But on the seventh day—the day of the week that God had set apart as the holiest—he did not send the daily miracle. Nor did he want the people to work. Instead, they were to eat what they had gathered the day before, and to rest. It was the Sabbath, the day God's people didn't wake up to manna.
Sabbath always points to God's all-sufficiency. To use one illustration, it demonstrates that we do not live by labor alone. To use another, it shows us that God is still there when manna isn't. We are to place our faith in God, a surer bet than the predictable patterns of sowing and reaping.
If Sabbaths are times when we push away from our labor to practice the posture of faith, then Sabbaths are for busy people. They're for parents. They're for graduate students. They're for everyone who fears that God might let them sink. They're for all of us who believe disaster will strike if we stop doing things. They're for me.
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In the past, Sabbaths have been viewed as either onerous or something Christians don't need. But the Sabbath isn't an unnecessary burden any more than swim lessons are a waste of time for future swimmers.
After all, a Sabbath is an act of both worship and preparation. Preparation for what? For living in faith when the bottom drops out. Observing voluntary days of rest can lay the mental and emotional foundations for enduring involuntary seasons of joblessness. Those of us who have lost jobs during the economic downturn have observed those Sabbaths of unemployment.
Like at least 12.8 million people in the United States last summer, I was unemployed. And like 14 million people the summer before. And like 15 million in the summer of 2009. And like about 7 million in the summer of 2006. And like about 9 million in the summer of 2003.
Each new release of monthly labor statistics is just a snapshot of people who are actively looking for jobs. (As 2013 began, the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated that about 12 million people were jobless and applying for jobs.) But there are lots of people who have given up.
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Annie Oliver
I have been without work for two full years now. It IS terrifying. And yes, it seems sometimes (make that daily) that those of us in this lonely, lonely boat are faced with the trials of Job - without his steady certainty that we WILL be saved. And that, I think, is what the author is trying to get across: that somehow, even when there is no rent money, no job in sight, no new shoes for the kids when they outgrow the old ones - no bread to eat, as it were - we must, more than ever, REST in the faith that God will provide for us. It is scary, it is hard to explain to others (even to family), but faith holds us together. Our souls, our hearts, must REST nonetheless. As counselors and doctors will tell you, the human body is not designed to endure unrelenting stress. Faith helps us continue on, where all earthly hope is gone. Hope without hope: it's an odd, miraculous thing. It gets me by, daily. The Sabbath refreshes. God bless you all.
Rob dyson
I love how your article starts out, with resting being the key instead of flailing. I don't get the connection with the Sabbath. God specifically said the day was for rest, and I take that literally. When the Israelites didn't receive manna on the 7th day, they already knew they had gathered enough, per instructions, on the previous day. I think 'wilderness' may be a better analogy. There are plenty of wilderness experiences in the bible that had a maturing and refining effect on the individual - Abraham, Moses, Israelites, John the Baptist, Jesus, Paul. I can certainly see unemployment as being a wilderness experience. I can also see the Sabbath as being a reminder to rest in God's provision rather than mans.
Kelly E McClelland
As a Christian Career Coach specializing in ministers and missionaries in career transitions, this is a familiar topic. Yes, even clergy can experience the throes of unemployment and studies show about 1500 or more a month choose to leave ministry. Economic cutbacks in churches and ministries have sidelined many for a time. In his ground-breaking book, STUCK!, Dr. Terry Walling says, "Transitions are what God uses to move us from where we are, to where HE wants us to be!" That is good news and the underlying message is the same as this article. This is a time to trust in the God Who created you, learn more about yourself and how to grow as you remember His hands are there to catch you when you need it most! Good word Susan and timely!
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Why do you feel that you need antibiotics? Toenails....no big deal.
Let's talk about the duck. How old, how big, environment? Need many, many more details.
my five month old duck is missing a toenail and having problem bearing weight on his legs and his feet our hot. does anyone know what type of antibiotic i need to order for him
Why do you feel that you need antibiotics? Toenails....no big deal.
Let's talk about the duck. How old, how big, environment? Need many, many more details.
Most likely cause of the toenail is injury, so probably all you would need to do, if you want to do anything, would be to put some Neosporin ointment on it twice a day.
The first thing I think of with ducks and weak legs is niacin deficiency. That's a vitamin, not an antibiotic. If you are not already supplementing Niacin, you might try that first.
There are a lot of things that can go wrong with duck legs and it's just about impossible to diagnose over the internet. I'm not sure that there are any vets here, anyway.
I'd make sure the duck has a place to rest out of the sun where the ground isn't hot to stand on. Check the bottom of the feet for sores. Makes sure the duck is getting enough niacin, and then if it isn't better in a couple of days, it is probably veterinarian time.
It appears that this inquiry is the same person who started the thread "Is my duck OK" a couple of days ago. Wonder if it's the same duck?
I had a duckling this year that had an injured foot. It, like your duck, had a feverish foot and was limping. I washed the foot, soaked it several times in Epsom salt solution, dried it and applied corona ointment (a good ointment for livestock and human use) each time. I removed the bird from the flock and gave it a companion in a grassy fenced area that was not used for poultry. After 2 or three weeks the limp was minimal and no signs of injury remained. I returned both birds to the flock. About three days later the bird could no longer be identified by a limp.
If you have a large number of ducks or ducks and geese together it would be good to separate it where it is not stressed by all their activity and it can rest it's injured foot.
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MARTINSBURG - Mike Hertz's illustration of a motorcycle roaring from the past to the future won the design contest for Main Street Martinsburg's Bike Night T-shirt contest.
"I wanted to tie the event with a little bit of history, so I used the photo of the Berkeley County Courthouse with the bike coming out of the past into the future," Hertz said Wednesday.
This is the 10th anniversary of Bike Night and Main Street Martinsburg wanted to do something special, so the first-ever T-shirt design contest was held, Main Street Martinsburg Executive Director Randy Lewis said. There were 10 entries, he said.
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Hertz agreed to allow the design to be used on the poster as well, Lewis said.
Artists run in Hertz's family, he said. His father was a commercial artist who painted billboards for movie theaters in Hagerstown, and his great-grandfather painted coaches for noblemen in Europe.
"It's in my blood," he said.
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Hertz attended the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore. He worked for Goddard Space Flight Center painting renderings of rocket launches and moon landings before there were computer-aided graphics programs. He also worked as a graphic artist for Fairchild Aircraft and Orbital Sciences, from which he retired.
He and his wife, Dorothy, moved from Baltimore to Martinsburg 10 years ago. She retired after working 23 years as a school bus driver for Prince Georges County (Md.) Department of Transportation. She also drove for PanTran at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park.
Their children are grown and the couple enjoys visits by their grandchildren.
He volunteers with Berkeley Senior Center and his church as well as performing other volunteer work for the community, Hertz said. He donated the Bike Night design, which took about eight to 10 hours, off and on, to compose the winning design, he said.
"I enjoy doing static displays and poster designs," Hertz said.
"If the opportunity comes up, I'm happy to contribute to the community. I enjoy the heck out of it."
He plans to attend Bike Night, although he does not ride a bike.
Lewis expects 700 to 800 motorcycle enthusiasts to take part in a ride through the Berkeley County countryside starting at 4 p.m. Saturday and arriving in downtown Martinsburg at 5 p.m. Registration is from 1 to 4 p.m. at Berkeley Plaza shopping center, where the ride begins. Registration is $20.
Another 200 to 300 motorcycle riders probably will take part in the rally in downtown Martinsburg. About 2,000 visitors altogether are expected to attend.
Music is by Crossbonz and Revolution from 5 to 11 p.m. with food vendors and a beer garden featuring VIP seating in the East Burke Street parking lot.
There also will be about 40 booths along Queen Street offering merchandise for sale, information about local nonprofits and custom cycle displays. There will also be a moon bounce for kids.
Bike Night is co-sponsored by Blue Knights West Virginia Chapter V and proceeds from the event go to benefit Hospice of the Panhandle and Main Street Martinsburg.
"There's a great relationship between the bikers and the spectators," Lewis said. "It's nice to see people in the streets of Martinsburg."
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On one day when I was back in the UK at the turn of the year it was very cold, below freezing, and there was no wind. A day earlier, we experienced the other extreme of winds to 140 km with occasional gusts to hurricane strength. In neither condition is it possible to generate power from wind farms.
There is expanding investment in wind energy in the UK, as it is perceived as a key element of the country's reduced reliance on fossil fuels and focus on renewable/clean energy over the ensuing decades. Investment in wind farms is also subsidized through a premium on household electricity bills.
There is no doubt that the country receives a large share of the winds that go round the globe. However, the average citizen does not adequately realize that the rating of a wind unit is presented as if the unit is working at full capacity, whereas within the working range of acceptable wind speeds the efficiency of a unit is often down to as little as 20%.
Wind is no more than a peripheral option in Indonesia, where wind levels are mostly modest. The total potential for wind as a percentage of all other renewable options is very small, a few percent at most.
There are a few schemes being promoted such as in Aceh and West Java but while these projects will contribute an element of power to local situations, wind is not a serious option for the future power requirements of the country. Further, other perceived hybrid solutions for eastern Indonesia, where there is more wind, are not properly thought through, nor would be adequately rewarded under current arrangements.
The potential for hydro is very large, in the order of 75 GW. Even allowing for the lack of viability of certain projects, that still leaves an impressive amount of power generation from hydro schemes, with many small-impact run-of-river projects available to be developed.
A good number of run-of-river projects have been taken on by developers but a number of factors have delayed development. These include lack of finance and/or unclear feasibility, unsatisfactory analysis of technical elements and cost of development. In some cases the tariff allowed does not provide an adequate return on investment, while inability to secure water rights is another reason for lack of progress.
In future, potential concessionaires will have to demonstrate some positive signs of progress or else they will not be allowed to enjoy unlimited access to water rights. Hence, in overall terms progress in bringing these projects to fruition has been painful, with an underlying theme of lack of investment interest in taking such schemes forward.
There are also a few large reservoir projects, one or two of them in progress. These obviously need much more detailed environmental examination. When these projects are driven by water supply requirements it is difficult to match this up with a hydro-power output, such as exists at Jatiluhur.
Two ministries are involved for such dual-purpose schemes and ministerial coordination from the start has always been difficult to the detriment of efficient overall development. This problem remains.
Geothermal returns
Indonesia enjoys 40% of the world's geothermal resources, and the government highlighted the drive to develop geothermal when it proposed that 40% of the 10,000 MW second 'crash program' in 2006/7 should be geothermal. The $700 million Sorik Marapi project in North Sumatra is now underway, but the next Kamojang development in West Java still seems to be stuck in the bureaucratic maze, while we await clarity on what next for the Suoh Sekincau project in West Lampung, potentially one of the biggest in the world.
Work needs to be done in the bureaucratic process to move these known geothermal projects and others already identified to proceed faster. There need to be satisfactory returns for investors on what is a potentially high-risk activity, and clear lines between exploration and implementation that can be smoothly followed through with minimum fuss between the jurisdictions of Mines and Energy and PLN. This would be contrary to what was proposed at the March Indonesia Infrastructure event – another layer as the project moved from one jurisdiction to another.
A fairly recently reported PLN investment for solar development, in the order of $150 million, adds to quite a number of private sector initiatives that are taking place in eastern Indonesia, for instance, with its high sunshine rating.
Elsewhere there is interesting research taking place towards being able to store solar energy beyond the limited period that current technology allows. Overall, solar has a sensible part to play as part of an overall energy mix, although it is still some way from providing a reliable bulk baseload energy bank.
Indonesia has an estimated potential of 50 GW of power that can be developed from biomass sources. There are a good number of bio-waste projects around but there is little action to report.
On biofuel crops there is significant potential for development in many locations across the country – preferably with no conflict with food requirements – and the government has been actively subsidizing biofuel to stimulate development. Biofuels have already been successfully tried out on diesel power units and have been introduced into the transportation sector.
The policy is that by 2025 20% of transport fuel will be biodiesel and 15% bioethanol, similarly for industrial and commercial enterprises. However, taking note of the considerable technology drive worldwide towards finding viable renewable energy alternatives to fossil-based fuels, it is quite likely that these future objectives as a percentage replacement will be revised.
Finally, a note on nuclear which, while carbon free and deemed clean, is not renewable like hydro or geothermal. The Japanese disaster at Fukushima initiated much rethinking in many countries on nuclear energy policy.
In Germany nuclear energy currently provides 23% of the country's power output. However, backtracking on a statement that nuclear would form an important foundation element of Germany's power requirements in the future, Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, has stated that the country will phase out its dependence on nuclear by 2022 and increase its wind energy percentage by 18%.
As a media commentator added, it looks as if coal in some form or other is back on the table, otherwise there would be significant shortfall in the country's power requirements. It is clear that the statement has been driven by realpolitik in response to poor election results and made without real consultation with industry. The cost to make this change in commitment would be simply enormous with pronounced negative impact not only on Germany but also on the Eurozone generally, since Germany is the industrial heartland for mainland Europe.
Indonesia has its nuclear champions with locations supposedly remote from the 'Ring of Fire' such as Batam, but it has to be argued that priority should be given to pursuing more vigorously the development of the huge capacity available in geothermal and hydro. Further effort is needed towards provision of off-grid gasification power facilities flexible enough to accept feedstocks as diverse as coal, woody biomass or waste, and therefore suitable for use in remote locations as well as urban areas.
Come what may, coal will remain a foundation for Indonesia's and Asia's power requirements for many years to come and, while renewables will play an increasingly important part of the overall energy mix, the stimulus for coal will be to find or apply ways, several technologically already developed, to make it more attractive, that is cleaner.
Coal upgrading, beyond mere drying but through torrrefaction, holds the promise of converting middle-rank coals into low-emission coking coal and improve margins while adding value nationally, a requirement under the Mining Law.
It is of recent interest that a regional joint venture, PT Total Sinergy, has commenced construction of facilities in Banten and Kalimantan, one in proximity to a PLN coal-fired generation facility and the other in proximity to mining,
Coal is still a major world energy resource, as highlighted in a complementary paper in this issue of GlobeAsia.


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These are the babies that form at the end of the leaves every year. I have Laetivirens (common Mother of Thousands), Tubiflora and Daigremontiana (alligator plant). Will trade for any house plant except pathos or snake plant. If you have something unusual or hard to find, I will trade 4" inch plants. |
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All I have to trade are some hen and chicks or small sedums. I can send a picture. |
I'd be interested in both the Tubiflora and Daigremontiana. Please see my trade list and email if interested. |
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REDLANDS: University pays tribute to fallen soldiers
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