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Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 5:48 am
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Why are we so concerned about how "real lasagna" is supposed to look or taste. I like this one. I dont care if it is made with a certain sauce. If it's good eat it!! Dont cook it if you dont like it.
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Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 5:49 am
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thank you for your recipe for the lasagna , i never made it before , i am very happy to find . linda
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Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2005 12:32 am
Post subject: Lasagna...yummmm
Got a hankerin' to try and make lasagna for the first time, and ran across your recipie.
Bought all the fresh fixin's , and voila, the perfect dinner.
Turned out spectacular for a first attempt.
I do need to purchase a deeper dish, as the one I used only allowed two layers, but man what a great two layers it was.
Cannot wait to reheat it tomorrow.
My loving wife is duly impressed.
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Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 8:17 pm
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Hi All,
I can't locate Fulvio recipe on the forum site, is this a failed IQ test?
However, I have immensely enjoyed reading this site and gathering valuable information; love the recipe diagrams...
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Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 2:19 am
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I can't find Fulvio recipe, can someone assist me...
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 11:28 am
Post subject: lasagne alla bolognese - original recipe
As always cooked in my family:
1) the main step is to prepare a good ragù alla bolognese and you can do it following the following simple steps.
- chop ½ carrot, a small piece of celery, a piece of onion and put them in warm olive oil. Let them fry slightly for a couple of minute, adding if you want a clove of garlic and a fresh chilli.
- Add 10,5 oz minced beef meat and 2 minced fresh pork sausages. Mix and let the meat gently cooking with the chopped vegetables for at least 10 minutes. After that, you must high the flame and you must steam the meat with a cup of white wine. Let everything cook for 2 minutes and then add 3 cans of peeled tomatoes previously chopped.
- The ragu must simmer for at least 90 minutes and then it is ready for our lasagne
Original lasagne recipe contains only fresh egg pasta, ragù, béchamel sauce and grated Parmigiano.
2) Preparing egg pasta: you have to mix 10,5 oz wheat flour with 3 eggs. Then you have to roll out the dough and make some rectangle ( 7,5 x 6 in). Start cooking them in boiling water (with a tbl spoon olive oil) until they came up to the surface. Take them out and put in cool water. Spread the rectangles on a cloth for drying.
3) Preparing béchamel sauce: melt 7 oz butter on a low flame then add 7oz wheat flour and mix on the flame and gently cook for 2 minutes. Add a little nutmeg and gradually add 0,3 gal hot milk. Keep mixing until the sauce will be reduced.
4) Mix the béchamel with ragù and start to prepare the layers in this way: one layer pasta, one layer ragù + béchamel, one light layer of grated Parmigiano. Keep making layer until the lasagne will be 3 in high.
5) Put the lasagna in the oven (temp. : 380F) until youll se it swelling
Elisa - Italy
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Posted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 1:00 am
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Dear Elisa, Ohhh, thankyou ever so much. I'll must try it this weekend, all panning out ok that it. Cheerio, -Kathie-
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Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 7:08 pm
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recipe for Meat Lasagna
I tried this recipe. I now wish the writer had put the list of ingediants at the front of the recipe rather then at the end. The need for 1/2 cup chopped basil leaves was not stated in the write up until the write up said to add it. So I had to stop and prepare it. While the color photos shown on the web site are nice, I printed (in black and white) the pages out to have in my kitchen to follow while I prepared the recipe and found the photos were not much help. Also I prefer to drain off the fat from browning the meat before adding the tomato ingredients. Consequently, from this experience, I will now try recipes found at other web sites before I try another recipe from this site.
David, an Engineer learning to cook better.
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Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 2:55 pm
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I think all the people that will not eat meat are great. That means MORE MEAT for all of us NORMAL people.
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Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 5:17 am
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Bechamel sauce does not take that long, nor is it hard to prepare. i am a chef and lasagne takes me 15mins to prepare, and 25 mins to cook.
Boil milk , add roux, add cheese, blend or whisk, wahlah, easy bechamel, 5 mins work....
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Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 9:14 pm
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If you don't like meat, you can use your own poop while you back and forth forever. ))<>(( All you vegetarians are cowf%#kers.
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Posted: Mon Apr 03, 2006 6:18 am
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i used turkey sasuage and ground turkey meat. tasted great.
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Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 1:26 am
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has anyone ever used the need to boil first kind of noodle,uncooked,in a lasagna before and what was it like? today I made a pan of lasagna and everything was going well, I assembled the dish with what I thought were the pan ready noodles, and after all was put together I noticed the box said to boil first. What will happen? I have added extra water and will be cooking the dish next week, it is now in the freezer.
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Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 1:23 pm
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As someone who has just returned from Italy (mainly Venice, Florence, and Rome) I'd like to put my two cents in here.
Yes, the recipe here is a bolognese-type sauce: Meat-tomato sauce.
I found this version occasionally in Rome.
More common were versions of the bechamel-based sauce which I found in Florence and Venice. This is probably due to the fact the bechamel sauce is French in origin and the French cuisine has mixed with the Italian cuisine somewhat- especially the farther North you go.
What I found is that the bolognese-type lasagne that we Americans are familiar with had a much denser feel. My assessment was that this was due to the strong flavors of the tomato-based bolognese sauce as well as possibly the denser feel of the ready-made lasagne noodles.
The lasagne that I had in Italy was very light in feel and flavor. They often do meals in first and second courses- the first being the pasta course. The pastas have to have a lighter feel or the Italians couldn't make it to the second course. The lighter, and better tasting lasagna (just my opinion) was the lasagne with the tomato/bechamel sauce mixture. There was very little meat. I think the tomato sauce portion of this sauce may be cooked with some proscuitto to give it flavor and possibly a little very fine ground beef. I believe this version that tasted soooo good was also made with freshly made noodles as they seemed lighter in texture. Where the typical American lasagne might have 4 layers, these seemed to have 6-8 thinner layers. I think also that the laurel or bay leaf and the grouns nutmeg may also contribute to the difference in flavor.
I think you should make whichever version you like. You've got to eat it and it should suit to taste.
I must say I was very turned off by the rude people who felt this forum was a place to degrade vegitarians. I'm not vegetarian but I don't think there is anything wrong with it. It's just a life-style choice not much different that not eating other foods such as seafood or sushi. If you live in America, then stop being an idiot and embrace the tolerance for other people's personal beliefs since personal freedoms were the basis for forming this country ! OK. I've said my peace.
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Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 2:06 pm
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umm just wanted to say that this recipe is good and you should try makin it with a different kind of sauce ... is it better really with that alfredo sauce? well if anyone have anymore good recipes for me, please share because i have this one cooking class and i would like to make something that i never made before THANK YOU... jus email them to
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An apple a day might keep the doctor away, but what do you do when there are no apples? It's a question western Michigan's apple growers are dealing with this season after strange weather earlier in the year decimated the state's apple cultivation.
Michigan is the third-largest apple producer in the U.S. after New York and Washington, but the state's apples will soon be in short supply. Now in the middle of harvest season, growers are picking only 10 percent to 15 percent of their normal crop.
Michigan State University estimates the wholesale value of the missing apples to be $110 million, a hit that is rippling through the regional apple economy. Less fruit means fewer picking jobs and little to no income from apples in storage that growers rely on to get them through to the next year's harvest.
"This spring, 2012, is probably going to be one for the record books," says Amy Irish-Brown of the Michigan State University Extension, who works with fruit growers in the west Michigan region known as the Ridge. The 8-by-20-mile stretch of low-slung ridges, normally ideal for fruit cultivation, is where 65 percent of the state's apples are grown.
Irish-Brown says last fall's mild weather, followed by a mild winter with lots of rain and little snow, was the start of the problem. Then, in March, temperatures rose into the 80s.
"That mild winter, no frost in the ground ... as soon as that warm weather came and lasted for a whole week, the trees just started growing," Irish-Brown says.
The trees, sensing spring, broke dormancy. Buds, blossoms and even tiny 5-millimeter apples appeared. But winter wasn't done yet, and on April 27, temperatures plummeted below freezing. Irish-Brown says that in some of the lowest areas on the Ridge, it went down to 22 degrees.
"I always say we're 2 degrees from disaster, most springs," says Joe Rasch, who has farmed apples here since 1984. "This year, it caught up with us."
Rasch has orchards on several farms on the Ridge. He says that on the night of April's deadly freeze, people burned hay and used wind machines to try to stave off the worst of the cold for their apples, but the supplemental heat couldn't beat it.
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Rasch's harvest this year is less than 10 percent of his usual crop, he says, which means less work is available for apple pickers. Abel Balderas, Rasch's foreman, says he normally has between 60 and 70 workers picking apples. This year, they only hired 20.
"I heard [the workers we couldn't hire] went to different states to work," Balderas says. "Hopefully next year we have a better season and they come back."
Jack Brown Produce is also feeling the pinch from the contracted picking season. Some 75 local apple growers on the Ridge and nearby take their fruit to the company to be processed, packaged and shipped out.
"We are normally an 11-month-a-year operation," says the company's president, John Schaefer. "We'll start packing when harvest starts about mid-August, and we will generally go into the following July. This year I think it's going to be about the first of November when we finish."
The shriveled harvest means the packing house will shut down for much of the year to come. Usually, most of the apples are kept in storage and shipped out monthly for the rest of the year, but that won't happen this time. Without the income from apples sold from storage, growers won't have any more money coming in until the 2013 harvest.
At Schwallier's Country Basket farm market in Sparta, owners Judy and Phil Schwallier say they'll have the usual cider and doughnuts, and a corn maze. But they won't have U-Pick apples for sale this season.
Years from now, when stories are told about the 2012 freeze and the harvest on the Ridge, the Schwalliers say they will recall walking out into their orchards looking for fruit. With so few apples on the trees, they gave each one a name.
"When we found our first apple, we gave it 'Alice,' " Phil says. "We got up to 'Rachel.' We found, in other words, about 20 apples. That's how short they are. There's none out there."
It might be tight times now, but people all along the Ridge are hopeful that next year's harvest will be a great one. The trees, they say, are resting and gathering their strength.
Michigan has an apple problem on its hands. It's the country's third-largest grower of apples after New York and Washington. The Michigan apples will soon be in short supply. The problem isn't the summer drought. It's a killing freeze that came late in April. Now, it's harvest time statewide and growers are picking only 10 to 15 percent of their normal crop.
NPR's Noah Adams sent this report from an apple region in west Michigan, known as The Ridge.
NOAH ADAMS, BYLINE: Standing on a hillside overlooking thousands of healthy but mostly barren trees, the Michigan State University Extension agent takes a sip of coffee and a deep breath, thinking about last April.
AMY IRISH-BROWN: This spring, 2012, is going to be probably one for the record books.
ADAMS: Amy Irish-Brown lives right here on The Ridge and remembers the start of all this. It was last October - very mild weather on into the winter, mostly rain, not snow. And then, in March, it got up to the 80s, close to 90.
IRISH-BROWN: That mild winter, no frost in the ground and, as soon as that warm weather came and lasted for a whole week, the trees just started growing.
ADAMS: Buds appeared, blossoms, even tiny five-millimeter apples.
IRISH-BROWN: Here on The Ridge, we made it until about the end of April. April 27th was a cold morning. We had some spots that got down to 24, 22 in some of these really low cold areas.
ADAMS: The region called The Ridge is in the western part of the state near Lake Michigan. Actually, it's a series of ridges, some 800 feet high. About 65 percent of the entire Michigan crop comes from The Ridge.
JOE RASCH: My name is Joe Rasch. I've been basically a apple grower full-time since '84. And I would say we're two degrees from disaster most springs. And this year, it caught up with us.
ADAMS: Joe Rasch has orchards on several farms on The Ridge. The April night when it started to get so cold, he took a nap and then got in his truck at midnight.
RASCH: I was all over our farms. I've got seven of the big - you see those wind machines down there, up on a pole?
ADAMS: Mm-hmm.
RASCH: And they rotate every five minutes and that's what we were doing all that night is making sure the machines were running and watching the helicopters fly around. And people were burning hay bales and everything else. But I don't try to make supplemental heat. I just don't know what you can do to heat up acres of countryside.
ADAMS: The Apple harvest this year for Joe Rasch, he figures, is less than 10 percent of his usual crop. Abel Banderas is Joe's foreman.
ABEL BANDERAS: We usually have like 60, 70 workers. This year we've got 20 - big difference.
ADAMS: Right, so the ones that you can't use, what do they do?
BANDERAS: I heard they went different states to work. Hopefully, next year we have a better season and they come back.
ADAMS: About 75 apple growers on The Ridge and nearby, take their fruit to Jack Brown Produce.
JOHN SCHAEFER: As the fruit comes out of the washing and drying operation, it's being singulated onto six lanes of this Durand-Wayland grater that we have here. There's a camera for each lane. And as the fruit is...
ADAMS: On this sorting line, Gala apples go into three-pound bags.
ADAMS: The company president is John Schaefer and we go sit in the lunchroom so he can outline the challenge ahead, and it's tough. A 15 percent harvest means the packing house will shut down for much of the year to come.
SCHAEFER: We are normally an 11-month of the year operation. We'll start packing when harvest starts about mid-August and we will generally go into the following July. This year, I think it's going to be about the first of November when we finish.
ADAMS: No apples means no jobs. And the growers as well, without apples being sold from storage, won't have anymore money coming in until the 2013 harvest.
JUDY SCHWALLIER: The little goats are always the highlight. People love to go in there and hold them. Aren't they cute?
ADAMS: These baby goats are one-week-old at Schwallier's Country Basket Farm Market. Judy and Phil Schwallier are the owners. They'll have cider and doughnuts, a corn maze, but no U-Pick apples this time. So, years from now, when the stories are told about the 2012 freeze and the harvest on The Ridge in west Michigan, here's what the Schwalliers will say about walking out into their orchards looking for fruit: they started naming the apples.
PHIL SCHWALLIER: When we found our first apple, we gave it Alice. And then we found our second - just like the hurricanes, we found our second one, we gave it Brian and the third one Camille. And we got up to Rachel. We found, in other words, about 20 apples.
SCHWALLIER: That's how short they are. There's none out there.
ADAMS: The value of the missing apples - Michigan State puts that figure at $110 million - that would have been wholesale money to the growers. But the people you talk to on The Ridge, they all say next year, the 2013 crop, that's going to be a great one. The trees are resting and gathering strength.
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It was the first time that journalists from state-run media have publicly broken their collective silence over what the public has long believed to be entrenched practices of editorial direction and control by official censors. The show of discontent was the latest in a series of recent demonstrations by various segments of society opposing government policies and protesting the standard of living, according to news reports.
The government tried to dismiss accusations of tampering with news coverage after the sit-in was announced. "I have never given directives to anybody," Communications Minister and Government Spokesman Alain Edouard Traoré declared at a press conference on Monday, according to RTB. He said the station "operates in total independence" from his office. "We do not constitute a ministry of propaganda," private news site Burkina 24 quoted him as saying.
When pressed, the minister acknowledged that state media receives what he termed "guidance" from the government, Burkina 24 reported. Traoré declined to elaborate. "It's not good to relay a number of things we do to remind a certain number of things [to journalists]. We don't want violence on television," he told the press conference. A September 2011 white paper from the ministry on government communication policy noted the "excessive use" of state television "as a medium of communication of institutional image," and that within state media, there is a "poor understanding of the status of public service bodies."
"Sometimes, they give directives to the director or the editor-in-chief who act as censors. Sometimes, it's the zeal from the editor-in-chief," according to Sidiki Dramé, a sportscaster with state radio and spokesman for the SYNATIC press union. "We are not going to make things up anyway. It has become exaggerated, that's why we are shouting that we are fed up," he told CPJ. For instance, the protesters charge that an official of the communication ministry stormed RTB's studios to oversee the final cut of a report on an anti-government march on June 29. They claim that the report was cut substantially and an interview with opposition leader Zéphirin Diabré was removed.
RTB's favorable coverage of the government has also made it more difficult for its reporters to cover anti-government protests, according to Dramé. Several RTB journalists have been intimidated or assaulted at protests based on the perception of the station's pro-government bent. Other acts of intimidation may go unreported.
"Censorship is a useless thing in a democracy," Burkina 24 quoted Traoré as saying. But Burkina Faso's democratic credentials are questionable. While President Blaise Compaoré plays a leading role in mediation efforts in response to political crises, coups, and other conflicts troubling West Africa, he has maintained a tight grip on power during his 26-year reign. After seizing control in a bloody coup in 1987, Compaoré swept four elections with an average of 86% of the vote.
His critics have sometimes ended up dead. For example, eminent investigative journalist Norbert Zongo was murdered in December 1998 while he was reporting on the torture and murder of a driver of the president's brother. In 2006, a judge dropped the murder case without a single conviction. Every December, friends and colleagues of Zongo commemorate his killing by, among other things, buying air time to broadcast infomercials calling for justice. To date, the state broadcaster has never allowed such infomercials to air, according to local journalists.
"You cannot block information today, in the 21st century. We will continue our struggle. Public opinion supports us," Dramé said. The journalists have vowed to pursue talks with the authorities until their demands for more independence, as well as better pay, equipment, and insurance, are met.


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The third annual Fayette Music Festival was Aug. 21 and as you may remember the weather wasn't very nice for an outside event. As the day went on our prayers were answered. The clouds broke up, the sun popped out and it turned out to be a very pleasant evening. There was great music, good food, and laughs shared by those few brave souls who attended.
As a Fayette Park Board member I would like to say "Thank you" from the bottom of my heart to those who came out to support our event—not only this year's attendees but also those who have attended in the past.
We try to plan events that appeal to all walks of life, young and old. The funds from these events are used to better the park and lower costs for our kids programs. The people attending our events also purchase things at the local businesses, and could possible attract new people to move into the area.
But a big part of our event equation that is missing is our Fayette community support. It surprises me that the attendance is so low. If everyone in the Fayette area would view this event with an open mind, the benefits would be huge by attracting more and more outside attendance with their family and friends. One thing I want to stress is that our Music Festival is not a drunken heehaw. We bring in good clean bands and local vendors with great food—all at a reasonable price.
One of the biggest rewards of being a Park Board member are the great memories I have of the events we plan. It was wonderful to see the many children running around throwing a football, or just sitting with their family enjoying the music.
There was one child who brings a smile to my face every time I think of this year's Music Festival. I thank you, Danny, your great dance moves and big smile helped me remember why I invest my time to plan park events.
I really appreciate knowing that the family time I lose planning events, isn't a huge waste.
– Jennifer Williams
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On the back roads near Edwardsport, Ind., jutting from a hillside carpeted with corn, a steel tower conveyer belt lifts from a mine below a black stream that spills out to become a growing mountain of coal.
Corn used for ethanol may be renewable, but coal is still king of energy crops in the boot tip of the Hoosier State. Yet if coal is to keep its crown, the phrase "clean coal" will need to be more than a slogan.
Power utilities, coal producers, and coal-rich states are racing to preserve coal's viability as a fuel, as Washington pushes to cap carbon emissions. This region is also working to establish itself as a hub for storing greenhouse gases deep underground permanently. To do that, however, will require technology that can capture carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from coal power plants at moderate cost.
While many environmentalists decry any further deployment of coal-based power technologies, some people say that because coal is cheap, it will continue to be used for power generation worldwide and therefore carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) technology is critical to curbing global warming.
"We have to show ourselves and others how to do this – how to slow these emissions – or it's going to be game over," says John Thompson, director of the Coal Transition Project of the Clean Air Task Force, a national environmental group.
At least one-quarter of the 30 billion tons or so of new human-caused CO2 emitted each year comes from burning coal to generate power, according to Emerging Energy Research, an energy market-research firm in Boston.
Although solar and wind power and other renewable technologies are expected to generate more power in the future, coal is expected to remain a dominant fuel for decades. With numerous new coal-fired power plants being built in China and India, the US must take the lead in quickly developing new ways to slash CO2 emissions from them, Mr. Thompson says. Otherwise, he notes, the world could end up experiencing what climate scientists call the "more dangerous effects" of climate change.
"If coal is to maintain its share in the global power generation mix over the next two decades, its carbon emissions must be mitigated through the capture of CO2," says Alex Klein, research director for Emerging Energy Research.
Underground storage of carbon dioxide has been demonstrated on a small scale, but large-scale commercial viability is still uncertain, analysts say. Nearly 120 CCS projects are under way worldwide in hopes of proving its effectiveness.
Nowhere in the United States is the bid to develop CCS moving faster than here in southern Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky – whose coal fortunes intersect where the Ohio River meets the Wabash River.
"The Midwest has got the three things you want most – deep saline aquifers to store CO2, coal for gasification, and big-city power demand," says Kevin Book, managing director at ClearView Energy Partners, an energy market-research firm in Washington, D.C.
Also important: climate-change legislation under consideration in Congress that could, Mr. Book says, pump some $75 billion into CCS development over the next 25 years.
But Midwestern states are not waiting on Washington. In Kentucky, plans are moving ahead for a coal-gasification power plant. In Illinois, a consortium of businesses is racing to develop the high-profile FutureGen coal-power project, which could capture from 60 to 90 percent of its emissions and pump them underground.
In January, Illinois adopted a "clean coal portfolio" law that requires state utilities by 2015 to get 5 percent of their electricity from power plants that capture CO2 emissions and store them permanently underground. It also sets a goal of 25 percent "clean coal" by 2025.
But first, researchers such as Sallie Greenberg, an environmental geologist with the Illinois State Geological Survey, need to prove that the geology can hold CO2 under pressure in perpetuity.
She's standing here in what was a Decatur, Ill., farm field, on a mud-and-gravel platform where a massive steel cap sits atop what could be the nation's first commercial-scale CO2 injection well.
In April, researchers will begin pumping 1,000 tons of CO2 a day more than 6,000 feet into a porous sandstone layer far below aquifers that provide drinking water. That layer, known as the Mount Simon, should hold the CO2 for eons beneath a 300-foot shale cap, she says.
"We will monitor this site for at least three years and know in some detail whether or not CO2 is escaping," she says. "But we think the geology shows a high likelihood the CO2 will stay down."
Similar tests have been conducted elsewhere. But only pumping much larger amounts of CO2 will prove whether it will stay put. Initially that CO2 will come from a nearby Archer Daniels Midland ethanol plant. By sequestering about 1 million tons of CO2 from ethanol over three years, the project will show if the same could be done for power projects – or any CO2-intensive industry, says Rob Finley, director of the Illinois State Geological Survey Center for Energy and Earth Resources.
Success here could mean a boon for CO2 sequestration from ethanol, cement, and manufacturing plants. It could also support an expansion in mining Illinois's high-sulfur coal – if carbon dioxide and other pollutants, like sulfur, can be removed inexpensively, says Warren Ribley, director of the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.
There are other options for using the captured CO2: Plans are afoot to run a pipeline from Illinois to Mississippi, where CO2 could be pumped underground to extract oil remaining in depleted fields.
All of this hinges on capture technology, which accounts for three-quarters of the cost of CCS today. The leading technology is integrated gasification and combined cycle (IGCC), which adds 20 percent to the cost of building a new power plant but lowers the cost of removing carbon dioxide from the plant's exhaust.
Here in Edwardsport, in a quarter-mile-wide bowl of mud, cranes, and concrete, workers are bolting together the world's first large-scale commercial IGCC power plant. On track to begin generating by 2012, the new $2.3 billion plant – being built by Duke Energy with $460 million in local, state, and federal tax incentives – is being watched closely by lawmakers, environmentalists, and the energy industry.
When it opens, the plant should be the cleanest coal power plant in the nation, company officials say. More important, if it receives state approval as expected, the plant will, as early as 2013, also begin capturing up to 1 million tons of its own CO2 annually and pumping it underground.
"Whether we're producing steel or generating electricity, it's all heavily carbon intensive," says David Pippen, policy director for energy, environment, and natural resources for the governor of Indiana. "We feel that for some time to come, our nation is going to produce CO2. So, to the extent we in Indiana can sequester it, we want to be part of the solution."
But not everyone is persuaded that CCS is necessary or safe. In a study last year, the environmental advocacy group Greenpeace declared CCS "unproven, risky, and expensive." Leakage of just 1 percent of CO2 from storage would undermine greenhouse-gas reduction programs. Renewable-energy development might suffer, and CCS could raise concerns about human health, ecosystem damage, and groundwater contamination.
The Natural Resources Defense Council applauded the House of Representatives' passage of a climate-energy bill that contained billions for CCS, but others say that the spending was a sop to win coal-state votes – and poor environmental policy.
Energy efficiency; wind, solar, and geothermal power; and a more efficient power grid can meet US and global energy needs, according to Friends of the Earth in Washington. Opposed to the climate-energy bill and to CCS, the group favors a moratorium on new coal-fuel power plants.
"Instead of developing CCS capability, we should move away from coal altogether," says Nick Berning, a Friends of the Earth spokesman. "Even if [cost and liability] concerns were overcome, you would still have the problem that coal mining and mountaintop removal is an inherently dirty process. We don't need it."
Needed: a retrofit breakthrough for coal power plants
Building new coal power plants that capture and sequester their own greenhouse gases would not by itself capture enough CO2 to cool the planet, a new report says.
Still to be invented is a cost-effective carbon-dioxide-capture technology that can be retrofitted to existing conventional coal power plants, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology study says.
There is no credible pathway toward prudent greenhouse gas stabilization targets without CO2 emissions reduction from existing coal power plants," said Ernest Moniz, director of MIT's Energy Initiative program in a statement. "These coal plants are going to continue to operate for decades...."
Fewer than half of existing coal-fired plants are large enough or new enough to justify such a retrofit using current CO2 capture technologies. Even if retrofits are affordable, applying them creates a dilemma: The technology gobbles up much of the power plant's capacity, so extra power is needed from – where? Another coal-fired plant? Renewable energy?
Nationwide, about 320 coal-fired generating units could use such retrofits, according to Ventyx and E3 Consulting, two power industry consulting firms. That would cut 55 gigawatts of generating capacity – a one-sixth drop in the nation's 310 gigawatts of capacity from coal.
Kevin Book, managing director for Clearview Energy Partners, puts it this way: "The breakthrough we don't have yet is an affordable retrofit technology. We had better invent something soon."


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I found this little toy in a box of paper stuff - all of it from 1907 - end of 30s. But it says 'Made in Western Germany' on it, so it must be from around 1949. It reminds me alot of the toys designed by Alma Siedhoff-Busche in the Bauhaus movement in Germany. maybe someone knows something about it or can date it by the typography on the box. Whatever it is, it sure is interesting and fun! [and very tiny - the ize of a small matchbox].


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Towards Milestone 3
Our goal with the Personal Robotics Program at Willow Garage is to create a platform for researchers and developers to more quickly advance the state of the art in robotics. We established four Milestones towards this goal and are now halfway there. In December, we completed Milestone 1, which was to autonomously navigate for 2π kilometers. This demonstrated basic hardware and software functionality for everything except the arms. In June, we completed Milestone 2, which required the robot to open doors, plug into different outlets, and autonomously navigate for 26.2 miles. This tested the manipulation capabilities of the PR2 hardware and further stressed the sensing and executive capabilities of the ROS software.
Milestone 3 is our PR2 and ROS User Experience Milestone. This requires us to shift our focus away from our own internal research accomplishments and instead focus on the ROS and PR2 community. We have created a list of open source software components that will be available when the robot ships and a collection of almost a hundred use cases for ROS and the PR2. Components range from high-level groups of software like the Navigation Stack to our lower-level common message structures. ROS/PR2 use cases range from driving the robot to writing and sharing new algorithms in ROS. This Milestone will make sure that the user experience around the components and use cases meets a high standard. Each item on the list of use cases has an owner who is responsible for thoroughly testing and improving the components to the point where our internal "user experience board" is convinced that the components and use cases have been sufficiently tested and have successfully passed.
We are committed to creating a platform that will accelerate advances in the field. Robustness and usability are the keys to ensuring that the platform will be successful. We hope the community won't be shy about making suggestions about how to continually improve ROS and the PR2. As for Milestone 4? That will be when we ship out the first 10 robots for researchers and developers to build on.
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Microsoft Windows Terminal Server 2008 25 CAL User RDS Remote Desktop Services. Please note that the codes contained on this license are retail codes. Terminal Services in Windows Server 2008 includes several enhancements over previous versions. Organizations can now provide centralized access to applications. The need to provide the whole remote desktop.
Applications running remotely can be integrated with the local user's desktop -- looking, feeling, and behaving like local applications. With Terminal Services in Windows Server 2008, organizations can provide more secure access to centralized applications or desktops (and other resources from the Internet) by using HTTPS -. Needing to provide access via a Virtual Private Network (VPN) or opening up unwanted ports on firewalls. This reduces the complexity needed to provide secure remote access to applications and data for users, partners, or customers.
And for deployments with several servers, new load-balancing features provide a simple way to ensure optimal performance by spreading sessions among the least-loaded available resources. Enhancements to Terminal Services in Windows Server 2008 Windows Server 2008 delivers several key enhancements to Terminal Services. Terminal Services (TS) RemoteApp programs are accessed through Terminal Services, and look and act as if they are running on the end user's local computer. Users can run TS RemoteApp programs side by side with their local programs. If a user is running more than one RemoteApp on the same terminal server, RemoteApp will share the same Terminal Services session.Users can access TS RemoteApp in a number of ways. Double-clicking a program icon on their desktop or Start menu that has been created and distributed by their administrator.
Double-clicking a file which has an extension associated with a TS RemoteApp. Accessing a link to the TS RemoteApp on a Web site by using TS Web Access. WHAT'S NEW IN WINDOWS SEVER 2008: The Terminal Services component of the Windows Server 2008 operating system provides technologies that enable users to access Windows-based programs that are installed on a terminal server, or to access the Windows desktop itself, from almost any computing device.Users can connect to a terminal server to run programs and to use network resources on that server. Remote Access to Applications - Providing access to applications remotely can be a challenge; many applications do not work well over remote connections -- even over cable and DSL. By placing an application close to the data it needs and making it available through TS RemoteApp, TS Gateway, and/or TS Web Access, application response is improved for both remote users and users in branch offices. TS Easy Print makes it easier for these users to have a full "in-office" experience. Securing Applications and Data (Regulatory Compliance) - By securing an application and its data in a central location, it is possible to reduce the risk of accidental data loss caused by, for example, the loss of a laptop. Centralizing applications and data ensures that as little data as possible leaves the corporate network. With TS Gateway and TS RemoteApp, users, partners, or customers do not need full access to a company network or computers, and you can limit them to a single application, if needed. Merger Integration or Outsourcing - In the case of a merger, the merging companies will typically need to use consistent Line of Business (LOB) applications on a variety of Windows versions and configurations. The same can be true when outsourcing to partner organizations that need access to specific LOB applications but not to the full corporate network. Rather than going through the cost of deploying all of the LOB applications to all of the computers in the merged company or outsourcer, the LOB applications can be installed on a terminal server and made available through TS RemoteApp. This is especially useful when an application is difficult to patch or manage, can't be distributed with Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS), or has other management issues. Flexible Office Users - In a company with a non-assigned desk policy, users can work from different computers each day of the week in the office. In some cases, the computer on which a user is working may not have the necessary programs installed locally. By using Terminal Services, the programs can be installed on a terminal server and made available to users as if those programs were locally installed.
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hair of the dog
From "hair of the dog that bit you", a folk remedy for rabies by placing hair from the dog that bites one into the wound.[1][2] The use of the phrase as a metaphor for a hangover treatment dates at least to the 16th century.[3]
The principle of "curing like with like" has existed in various cultures historically; see hair of the dog at Wikipedia for details; the use of the phrase "hair of the dog" for a hangover cure dates to antiquity, an early form being found in the Ugaritic text KTU[4] 1.1114 line 29, where the chief god of the pantheon, 'i/el, takes some for his health. The usage is in turn a borrowing from Akkadian.[5]
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hair of the dog (uncountable)
- (idiomatic) An alcoholic drink, particularly when taken the morning after to cure a hangover.
- I'll be right back. I just need a little hair of the dog what bit me.
- 1818, Sir Walter Scott, chapter 12, in Rob Roy:
- But with the morning cool repentance came. I felt, in the keenest manner, the violence and absurdity of my conduct, and was obliged to confess that wine and passion had lowered my intellects. . . . I descended to the breakfast hall, like a criminal to receive sentence. . . . [H]e poured out a large bumper of brandy, exhorting me to swallow "a hair of the dog that had bit me."
- 1841, Charles Dickens, chapter 52, in Barnaby Rudge:
- Ha ha! Put a good face upon it, and drink again. Another hair of the dog that bit you, captain!
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- pelt of the dog (rare, humorous)
curing drink
See alsoEdit
- ^ Hair of the dog on MedTerms
- ^ Brewer's Dictionary of Phrase and Fable (1898): "In Scotland it is a popular belief that a few hairs of the dog that bit you applied to the wound will prevent evil consequences. Applied to drinks, it means, if overnight you have indulged too freely, take a glass of the same wine next morning to soothe the nerves. 'If this dog do you bite, soon as out of your bed, take a hair of the tail in the morning.'"
- ^ "Poil de ce chien" in François Rabelais' 16th century pentology La Vie de Gargantua et Pantagruel, Book 5, Chapter XLVI
- ^ KTU means "Keilalphabetische Texte aus Ugaric" (Cuneiform Alphabet Text from Ugarit)
- ^ W.M. Schniedewind, J.H. Hunt, A Primer on Ugaritic, p. 121. Cambridge University Press, 2007. →ISBN.


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Delays are expected after a train broke down near Moira station.
According to Translink there may be delays of around an hour on some services.
The delays are affecting passengers in Lurgan, Lisburn areas.
It is understood the train has now been cleared from the track.
If you've been delayed on the train this morning please see link for 'Delay Repay' Compensation scheme here