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Derek Markham for CleanTechnica: The Silicon Valley startup SolPad has just announced the specs, pricing, and pre-order date for its all-in-one solar plus storage mobile solution, which could help usher in a new era of entry-level solar.
We first covered the SolPad product back in October of last year, with writer Matthew Klippenstein calling it "a glimpse of the future." That article raised a lot of questions in the comments section about the details and reliability of such a device. Some of those comments called it vaporware, while others questioned the wisdom of integrating batteries into the body of a solar panel and the legality of simply plugging such a system into the grid without an adequate grid-tie arrangement, and still others asked why it was even needed with the current state of solar technology. Most of which were decent skeptical questions, and all of which are expected on a piece about a forthcoming "breakthrough" solar product. However, it looks like the SolPad Mobile is getting ready to enter the market, as the company has released additional details about how much it will cost and when it will be available, so we'll soon get an opportunity to see how the product will be received once it is released into the wild, so to speak. Cont'd...
Solar panel researchers investigate powering trains by bypassing grid
Michael Holder for BusinessGreen, part of the Guardian Environment Network: Imperial College London has partnered with the climate change charity 10:10 to investigate the use of track-side solar panels to power trains, the two organisations announced yesterday.
The renewable traction power project will see university researchers look at connecting solar panels directly to the lines that provide power to trains, a move that would bypass the electricity grid in order to more efficiently manage power demand from trains.
According to the university, the research team will be the first in the world to test the "completely unique" idea, which it said would have a "wide impact with commercial applications on electrified rail networks all over the world". Cont'd...
Panasonic Commits To Solar Cell Production With Tesla At New York Plant
Alan Ohnsman for Forbes: Panasonic will make solar cells with Tesla at a factory under construction in Buffalo, New York, broadening a partnership between the electric-car maker and Japanese electronics giant that goes back nearly a decade.
The companies said in a joint statement today that they finalized plans to produce high-efficiency photovoltaic cells at the plant, with initial production scheduled for the second half of 2017. Output of the energy modules, for use in solar panels, Tesla's planned solar roofs and to charge up Tesla's Powerwall and Powerpack battery storage units, is to reach 1 gigawatt by 2019, the companies said. Cont'd...
Instead Of Trump's Wall, Let's Build A Border Of Solar Panels
Homero Aridjis & James Ramey for Huffington Post: President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly called for Mexico to build a wall between our countries. There is indeed a way that Mexico could create a barrier between the U.S. and Mexico, one constructed exclusively on the Mexican side, with substantial benefits for both countries and the planet: a solar border.
Sunlight in the northern deserts of Mexico is more intense than in the U.S. Southwest because of the lower latitude and more favorable cloud patterns. And construction and maintenance costs for solar plants in Mexico are substantially lower. Thus, building a long series of such plants all along the Mexican side of the border could power cities on both sides faster and more cheaply than similar arrays built north of the border.
Solar energy is already being generated at lower prices than those of coal. With solar plants along vast stretches of the almost 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border on the Mexican side, a new high-voltage direct-current (HVDC) grid could be set up to transmit energy efficiently from that long, snaking array to population centers along the border. HVDC power lines lose exponentially less energy over long distances than traditional power lines. Cont'd...
Batteries Need to Get Big-Like, Enormous-for Solar Power to Shine
Vaclav Smil for IEEE Spectrum: It would be a lot easier to expand our use of solar and wind energy if we had better ways to store the large quantities of electricity we'd need to cover gaps in the flow of that energy.
Even in sunny Los Angeles, a typical house roofed with enough photovoltaic panels to meet its average needs would still face daily shortfalls of up to about 80 percent of the demand in January and daily surpluses of up to 65 percent in May. You can take such a house off the grid only by installing a voluminous and expensive assembly of lithium-ion batteries. But even a small national grid—one handling 10 to 30 gigawatts—could rely entirely on intermittent sources only if it had gigawatt-scale storage capable of working for many hours.
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Glow-in-the-dark dye could fuel liquid-based batteries
Charlotte Hsu for University of Buffalo: BUFFALO, N.Y. — Could a glow-in-the-dark dye be the next advancement in energy storage technology? Scientists at the University at Buffalo think so.
They have identified a fluorescent dye called BODIPY as an ideal material for stockpiling energy in rechargeable, liquid-based batteries that could one day power cars and homes. BODIPY — short for boron-dipyrromethene — shines brightly in the dark under a black light.
But the traits that facilitate energy storage are less visible. According to new research, the dye has unusual chemical properties that enable it to excel at two key tasks: storing electrons and participating in electron transfer. Batteries must perform these functions to save and deliver energy, and BODIPY is very good at them. In experiments, a BODIPY-based test battery operated efficiently and with longevity, running well after researchers drained and recharged it 100 times. Cont'd...
DOE energy innovation hub backs two key future battery technologies
Nick Flaherty for EE Times: After four years of evaluation, the Joint Center for Energy Storage Research (Chicago, IL) is backing two key technologies for the future of battery systems.
The Center was set up four years ago with a five year remit to explore new battery technology for transportation and the electricity grid that, when scaled to commercial production, are capable of delivering five times the energy density at one-fifth the cost of commercial batteries available in 2011.
The Center has investigated 1,500 compounds for electrodes and 21,000 organic molecules relevant for liquid electrolytes as well as filing 52 invention disclosures and 27 patent applications, says director George Crabtree. Five techno-economic models created by JCESR for designing virtual batteries on the computer are being used to evaluate the best pathways for beyond-lithium-ion systems to reach 400 watt hours per kilogram (400 Wh/kg) and $100 per kilowatt hour ($100/kWh). Cont'd...
Offshore wind energy system combines sea water and wind to create electricity
Megan Treacy for TreeHugger: We've seen our share of interesting wind power designs, but often the technology can't come anywhere close to matching what the traditional horizontal axis wind turbines can do. There's a reason that when we think of wind energy, we think of giant masts with rotating blades and it's because that design is incredibly effective -- just look at Scotland and other areas around the world that now get a majority of their electricity needs from wind power.
The design isn't without its flaws; those rotating blades do pose a hazard to birds and bats and the cost of manufacturing and installing all of those giant parts can be expensive. When it comes to offshore wind power in the U.S., that has been a major roadblock. The energy generation potential is huge, but so is the cost.
An energy start-up company called Accio Energy -- yes, a Harry Potter reference -- thinks it has a solution to that problem, one that will generate as much if not more energy from offshore wind than a traditional wind turbine, but at half the cost. There are no moving parts, instead Accio's technology consists of large permeable panels on masts that let the ocean winds blow right through. Cont'd...
Could depleted oil wells be the next step in energy storage?
Power-Technology.com - Quidnet Energy is hoping to revolutionise energy storage with its underground pumped hydro concept, which uses abandoned oil and gas wells to store and release pressurised water, driving turbines and feeding electricity back into the grid. How does the concept work and how far could it go? Quidnet co-founder Aaron Mandell explains.
As the cost of renewable energy continues to decline and intermittent clean power sources such as wind and solar gain ever an ever larger foothold in the global energy mix, the ability to store energy that can be quickly dispatched when needed has become as important as the development of renewables themselves.
Robust storage options could allow for greater integration of intermittent renewables, as they facilitate flexible capacity-building that relies far less on coal and gas-fired plants for baseload generation, meaning energy storage is a key step in the journey to wean the world off its fossil fuel addiction. Full Interview:
Tesla powers a whole island with solar to show off its energy chops
James Vincent for The Verge: Tesla completed its $2.6 billion acquisition of SolarCity this week, and, to celebrate, the company has announced a major solar energy project: wiring up the whole island of Ta'u in American Samoa. Previously, the island ran on diesel generators, but over the past year Tesla has installed a microgrid of solar energy panels and batteries that will supply "nearly 100 percent" of power needs for Ta'u's 600 residents.
The project seems intended to show off the potential benefits of the SolarCity acquisition, with Ta'u's microgrid comprised of 5,328 solar panels from SolarCity and Tesla, along with 60 Tesla Powerpacks batteries for storage. But buying SolarCity remains a risky move for Tesla, with the purchase including billions of dollars of debt for a company that's far from profitable (SolarCity spends $6 for every $1 it makes in sales). Nevertheless, Tesla CEO Elon Musk describes the acquisition as "blindingly obvious" — a necessary step in his so-called "Master Plan" to integrate clean energy generation and storage. Cont'd...
Power to the people: Solar panel sales to soon surpass leasing
Lucas Mearian for ComputerWorld: Direct ownership of solar power panels will overtake third-party ownership next year as more consumers are choosing to buy, rather than lease, their panels.
According to GTM Research's latest report, U.S. Residential Solar Financing 2016-2021, 55% of all U.S. residential solar capacity installed in 2017 will be purchased by customers paying either in cash, or through a solar loan financing arrangement; that number is expected to grow to 73% of all solar systems installed in 2021. Cont'd...
Want to boost wind and solar power? Bring them together
Ben Jervey for GreenBiz: What's keeping solar and wind power from fully taking over the electric grid? For starters, the sun only shines during the day. Wind blows intermittently, is seasonally variable, and is not always blowing when the energy is needed.
But what if solar and wind work together? "Wind resource tends to complement solar resource," said Sarah Kurtz of the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory. "Here in Colorado, for instance, the windiest time is during the winter and spring months. In winter, we don't have as much sunshine, but we tend to get more wind and stronger wind."
A handful of enterprising renewable energy developers are exploring how solar and wind might better work together, developing hybrid solar-wind projects to take advantage of the power-generating strengths of each — with the two technologies in tandem serving as a better replacement for climate-warming fossil fuels than either could be alone. Cont'd...
BREAKING: Tesla, SolarCity merger approved with 85% shareholder support
Utility Dive: More than 85% of Tesla's unaffiliated shareholders voted in favor of the $2.6 billion deal with SolarCity, which will allow the companies to move forward with an integrated solar roof and battery storage offering. Cont'd...
Solar Power Meets Electric Vehicle Atop a VW Microbus
Brett Belan, Apparent Energy for MotherEarth News: The time is here for solar power to make its way to our vehicles. The state-of-the-art panels pose no weight limitation. At 6 pounds per 150 watts, thin flexible solar panels will weigh 600 pounds but give you 15 kilowatts! This is enough to directly drive from the sun.
However, the surface area is a limitation, because that much solar would require 10 feet around the vehicle on all sides. The solution, ironically, is a mechanical engineering question of how to accordion-style fold these panels to conveniently open them for charging while the vehicle is at a standstill. Cont'd...
Self-drive delivery van can be 'built in four hours'
Jane Wakefield for BBC News: A self-drive electric delivery van, that could be on UK streets next year, has been unveiled at the Wired 2016 conference in London.
The vehicle's stripped-back design and lightweight materials mean it can be assembled by one person in four hours, the firm behind it claims.
The vehicles will be "autonomous-ready", for when self-drive legislation is in place, the firm said.
The government wants to see self-drive cars on the roads by 2020.
"We find trucks today totally unacceptable. Loud, polluting and unfriendly," said Denis Sverdlov, chief executive of Charge, the automotive technology firm behind the truck.
"We are making trucks the way they should be - affordable, elegant, quiet, clean and safe." Cont'd...
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PHILADELPHIA - A well-known offensive player he once recruited was there for the taking, but Philadelphia Eagles coach Chip Kelly passed on drafting a player at a position that he said is a strength for his team and instead made a move to shore up his defense.
The Eagles traded down in the first round of the NFL draft Thursday night to select Marcus Smith, a defensive end from Louisville who projects to be an outside linebacker in the NFL.Holding the 22nd pick in the draft, the Eagles instead dealt the choice to Cleveland, which then selected Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel.Four picks later, the Eagles selected the 6-3, 251-pound Smith, who had 14 1/2 sacks as a senior, when he primarily played on the defensive line.The Browns also gave up a third-round pick to the Eagles, 83rd overall, for the chance to draft Manziel."I love him; I think he's a dynamic quarterback," said Kelly, who had recruited Manziel while at Oregon. "I also think we have a very, very good quarterback situation, and not only with Nick (Foles) but with having Mark Sanchez and Matt Barkley. So we think that quarterback is a strength for us right now. We felt like a pass rusher who we had rated higher was the guy we were gonna take."Smith, who began his career at Louisville as a quarterback before switching to defense as a freshman, said he knew the Eagles were interested in him, but didn't expect to get the call from Philadelphia while watching the draft with his family in Louisville."I felt like they really liked me, but I had no idea they were gonna pick me," said Smith. "I'm just so overjoyed right now."In addition to 14 1/2 sacks, Smith had 18 1/2 tackles for loss last season, and said he wants to immediately translate his college success to the pros."I want to bring everything I did this year to the NFL," he said. "I want to make an impact right away."Kelly said Smith has a significant upside as an outside linebacker given that he's relatively new to the position, and that he was someone who had been on the Eagles' radar since last year."He fits the mold for what we were looking for," said Kelly.Kelly said the Eagles had six players they felt were worthy of the 22nd pick. When none of them lasted - Alabama safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, a player who would have filled a need, was taken with the 21st choice by Green Bay - Kelly said the Eagles began entertaining offers for the choice, which some thought would be used on a wide receiver.Asked if there was still quality at the wide receiver position heading into the second round, Kelly said: "I think there's quality at a lot of positions right now."Kelly said the Eagles looked into moving up in the first round, but the price was "too rich.""We know there's depth in this draft," Kelly said.Contact Steve Patton: 610-371-5070 or firstname.lastname@example.com get defensive with first-round pick
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The archives of greatest genealogical import are the Archive of Slovenia, the Regional Archive of Maribor, historical archives in various cities, the Archdiocesan Archive of Ljubljana, and the Diocesan Archives of Maribor, and Koper. Archives in neighboring countries have significant collections of Slovene materials; in particular, the Archdiocesan Archives of Gorica (in Italy) and Rijeka (in Croatia) and the Diocesan Archives of Celovec (Klagenfurt, Austria), Gradec (Graz, Austria), Szombathely (in Hungary), and Trieste (in Italy).[1]
Browsing and searching through the Archives of the Republic of Slovenia database:
Archives Portal Europe provides access to information on archival material from Slovenia as well as information on archival institutions throughout the European continent.
- ↑ The Family History Department of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "Family History Record Profile: Slovenia," Word document, private files of the FamilySearch Content Strategy Team, 1999.


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Shah Rukh Khan is currently all set to work on two big films, one being Aanand L Rai's film, where he plays the character of a dwarf and the other being Imtiaz Ali's next. Both projects are yet to finalise their leading lady and with Kat's recent visit, it could be possible that the duo had a discussion over the same.
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Yellow-billed cacique
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Kingdom: | Animalia |
Phylum: | Chordata |
Class: | Aves |
Order: | Passeriformes |
Family: | Icteridae |
Genus: | Amblycercus Cabanis, 1851 |
Species: | A. holosericeus |
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Amblycercus holosericeus (Deppe, 1830) |
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The yellow-billed cacique (Amblycercus holosericeus) is a species of cacique in the family Icteridae. It is monotypic within the genus Amblycercus.[2] There is some question as to whether or not it is a true cacique.[3][4]
The plumage is entirely black. The legs and feet are dark gray. The eye is yellow or yellow-orange. The bill is yellow with a gray tinge. Measures 23 cm (9.1 in) long.[5]
It is found in Belize, Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, and Venezuela.
Three subspecies are known:[6]
- A. h. holosericeus – (Deppe, 1830): nominate, found from southeastern Mexico to northwestern Colombia
- A. h. flavirostris – Chapman, 1915: found from western Colombia to northern Peru
- A. h. australis – Chapman, 1919: found in northern Colombia and northwestern Venezuela to eastern Peru and northern Bolivia
Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests, subtropical or tropical moist montane forests, and heavily degraded former forest.[1]
The yellow-billed cacique feeds on insects and other invertebrates, as well as some fruit. It uses a pecking technique similar to that of a woodpecker to gain access to the interior of branches and bamboo. In some areas, this species is a bamboo specialist, while in other areas, it feeds from a variety of vegetation.[3]
In the spring, the yellow-billed cacique builds a sturdy cup-shaped nest, which is unusual for its family, who tend to build hanging woven nests.[3]
- ^ a b BirdLife International (2012). "Amblycercus holosericeus". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.2. International Union for Conservation of Nature. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
- ^ "ITIS Report: Amblycercus". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved 19 August 2012.
- ^ a b c Ramos-Ordoñez, M.F.; Rodríguez-Flores, C.; Soberanes-González, C.; Arizmendi, M.C. (2010). Schulenberg, T.S., ed. "Yellow-billed Cacique (Amblycercus holosericeus)". Neotropical Birds Online. Ithaca: Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Retrieved 6 March 2016.
- ^ "Yellow-billed Cacique (Amblycercus holosericeus)". The Internet Bird Collection. Retrieved 6 March 2016.
- ^ Garrigues, Richard; Dean, Robert (2007). The Birds of Costa Rica. Ithaca: Zona Tropical/Comstock/Cornell University Press. p. 320. ISBN 978-0-8014-7373-9.
- ^ Gill, F.; Donsker, D., eds. (2016). "IOC World Bird List (v 6.1)". doi:10.14344/IOC.ML.6.1.
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- Yellow-billed cacique image at [The Animal Diversity Web (online) http://animaldiversity.org]
- BirdLife species factsheet for Amblycercus holosericeus
- "Amblycercus holosericeus". Avibase.
- Yellow-billed cacique photo gallery at VIREO (Drexel University)
- Interactive range map of Amblycercus holosericeus at IUCN Red List maps
- Audio recordings of Yellow-billed cacique on Xeno-canto.
- Amblycercus holosericeus in the Flickr: Field Guide Birds of the World


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Osman Lins (July 5, 1924, Vitória de Santo Antão, Pernambuco, Brazil – July 8, 1978, São Paulo, Brazil) was a Brazilian novelist and short story writer. He is considered to be one of the leading innovators of Brazilian literature in the mid 20th century. He graduated from the University of Recife in 1946 with a degree in economics and finance, and held a position as bank clerk from 1943 until 1970. From 1970 to 1976 he taught literature.
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Slab Project You will learn how to make a Slab Container with character.
Learning objectives and Goals You will learn to male Chinese Bronze Vessels out of slab-built clay ceramic techniques. The lesson incorporates art history, aesthetics, and criticism with hands-on activity. The lesson focuses on various ceramic techniques and important composition and design elements essential to creating a carved ceramic box in the style of the Chinese Bronze Vessel; fundamental technical skills for using specially glazes and finishing products to create unique surfaces; and self-expression
Background and Preparation Chinese Bronze Vessels were used during the Shang and Zhou periods in ancestral rituals. Ancestors, it was believed, could intercede on behalf of the living, provided they were honored and respected. The bronze vessels were kept in ancestral halls and used during a variety of feasts and banquets. Most bronze vessels were used for food or to heat or cool a millet-based wine. Others served as water basins or jugs. Wine vessels dominated during the Shang, but ritual changes in the middle of the Western Zhou period resulted in a shift toward food vessels.
Instructions Step 1: Draw the shape and design of the vessel you would like to create. Vessels should be approximately 10" in height. ◦I must approve the design to make sure it is feasible. Step 2: Make patterns from newspaper for vessel. ◦I'll check patterns to make sure the proper size for project.
Instructions Step 3: Roll a slab to approximately 3/8 – inches thick. Using template or patterns, cut the bottom and sides of vessels. Step 4: Layer slabs between approximately 20 sheets of newspaper, wrap paper, and place in plastic to store overnight. ◦The newspaper pulls enough moisture out of the clay so that it is firm enough to build the form.
Instructions Step 5: Put the pieces together by scoring the edges and using a slip to seal the edges. ◦Be sure the sealed edge is smoothed with a damp sponge.
Instructions Step 6: Make legs and tops for your containers using slab techniques. ◦Use the slip to attach legs and handles. When not working on your project, keep them loosely covered in plastic so they do not dry out and become hard.
Instructions Step 7: When you completed building your vessel, draw the design you would like to carve on a piece of paper and have it approved by the teacher. Use Chinese border designs and other motifs. ◦Create complex, intricate, and interesting designs. ◦Stay away from hearts, stars, rainbows, and sun designs. Step 8: Transfer design to vessel
Instructions Step 9: Carve design into vessel. Craving is done with variety of ceramic tools. Carve your designs carefully to different depths without cutting through the clay. Step 10: When Design is complete, allow pieces to dry slowly to avoid cracking.
Instructions Step 11: When thoroughly dry, Bisque Fire Step 12: Textured Alligator glazes combined with Rub 'n Buff create a "faux" ancient bronze finish. Apply three coats of Glaze to the bisqued vessel. Fire cone Step 13: When the piece is fired and cooled, apply Rub 'n Buff to the vessels with a soft cloth and gently buff to metallic luster. Step 14: Decorate with a variety of finishes: under glazes plus Rub 'n Buff and Acrylic paint.
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City Of Dreams is the eleventh and, at the time of writing, latest entry in the Private Parts & Pieces collection and also Anthony Phillips' most recent solo album to date. The album features as many as 31 instrumental tracks, all of which are rather short (with running times between just under a minute to just under four minutes). Instead of making up segments of a larger, continuous piece of music, the individual tracks very often fade out to silence before the next one begins, thus emphasising the compilation nature of the Private Parts & Pieces series.
Most of the pieces here can perhaps be defined as ambient or electronic, but there are also some Classical, acoustic guitar and piano pieces that are characteristic of Phillips' oeuvre. There is even a tiny bit of electric guitar, which is unusual, on the track called King Of The Mountains. Some works by Vangelis and Mike Oldfield come to mind (in the case of the latter, particularly recent albums like Tr3s Lunas and Light + Shade).
While definitely an improvement over the previous two Private Parts & Pieces albums, City Of Dreams is not particularly impressive in its own right. Though it is a good addition to the collections of the fans.
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They also accused the UK Government of being Islamaphobic and creating a culture against Muslims.
In his letter, Pickles asked the imams to explain to Muslims how Islam could be "part of British identity." He argued that imams had a duty to help fight extremism and find any Muslim who preaches hatred against others.
Tahla Ahmad was disappointed with the letter. He said: "The letter has all the hallmarks of very poor judgement which feeds into an Islamophobic narrative, which feeds into a narrative of us and them."
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Friday, February 22, 2013
The Three Little Pigs
Once upon a time a very good friend of mine, called Tonya purchased 3 little pigs. Tonya invited me to her house for a little piggy date. I love piggies and was so excited to meet the 3 little pigs but alas a cyclone hit QLD and we had to cancel our date. Three weeks later we set up a new date and I finally got to met the little cuties. What personalities pigs have it is hilarious. Oliver is so cheeky and wants all the attention, Stella is very easy going and unfortunately gets a sun burnt back and ears because of her skin colour, and Roseanne is very shy but once you get to scratch her belly she is your best friend for life. Once I got to the farm it bucketed down and we spent 2 hours in a pigsty playing with the pigs till the rain passed. Not how I normally spend my Saturday but was such a enjoyable treat to hang out with them.
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A reminder not to let fear make the decision for you.
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This has been my mantra all day as I continue to work on the new website. Now that it's August, it hit me today that I have all the time I need to have the new site & #MVColorYourSoul ready by September 1st IF I start making some real final decisions on the design. Until now I've kept things flexible, debating this tiny design element vs. that one, this font vs. that, this layout vs. that, and I've really enjoyed the creative freedom of tweaking things as I go.
But there comes a time in any project when you can no longer second guess yourself. You have to trust your instincts, move forward with what you think is best and take things out of "pencil mode" and put them down in ink.
Sometimes in life we fear decisions because they feel so permanent. We're afraid of choosing the "wrong" option or missing out on the optimal path. But the truth is, by putting off decisions we often miss out on the benefits that come with confidently making a choice and experiencing forward progress. So, whether you feel ready or not, if there's a decision you've been putting off because you're afraid, maybe it's time to choose. To make a decision, to take that step forward and to adapt to whatever is on the other side.


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Posted: January 26, 2014
By Kristian Mundahl
Yet another retail chain is reporting a serious security breach. This time, it's arts and crafts provider Michael's.
Michael's confirmed an unknown number of credit cards were exposed and said it was "taking aggressive action to determine the nature and scope of the issue."
Both the federal government and a computer forensics firm are investigating. Michael's is the third major retailer that's recently fallen victim to such a breach, joining Target and luxury chain Neiman Marcus.
During the holiday shopping season, Target reported a breach affecting over 40 million credit cards while just over one million cards were exposed in a months-long leak at Nieman Marcus. (Via WTNH)
Both Target and Neiman Marcus have offered victims free credit monitoring and Target is facing class action lawsuits after the incident.
With the hacks grabbing major headlines, many are lobbying for new safety measures, including new EMV chip technology designed to thwart similar attacks.
According to its website, this "EMV," Eurocard, MasterCard and Visa, technology has been adopted by 80% of Western Europe but hasn't caught on in the U.S.
BYRNES: "There hasn't been an industry-wide guideline set, saying this is the D-Day, this is when these cards need to come to the U.S."
ROGERS: "But the cost of being hacked clearly outweighs the cost of the terminals, right?"
BYRNES: "You would think so." (Via Fox Business)
Both Target and Michael's are looking into the compromised systems and a statement from Neiman Marcus says the chain is "reviewing our intrusion detection systems and firewalls and reinforcing our security tools" after their breach.
Details are still sparse on the extent of the Michael's breach. In 2011, the store was attacked by hackers who stole almost 100,000 card numbers from customers.
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Contributions of qualitative research to understanding savings for children and youth
This paper explores contributions of qualitative research to saving theory for children, youth, and parents in children's development account (CDAs) programs. It brings together findings from three studies: (1) elementary school age children saving for college, (2) youth transitioning from foster care saving for education and other purposes, and (3) mothers saving for their toddlers' future college. Findings suggest that children, youth, and parents find CDAs helpful in accumulating savings. CDAs motivate and facilitate saving in ways that reflect developmental stages. Accumulating savings has positive economic and psychological meaning for CDA participants. CDAs overcome some obstacles in saving for the three groups, but other barriers remain, especially income flows, debt, and emergencies.
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This course covers fundamental concepts in syntactic analysis such as part of speech types, constituent structure, the syntax-semantics interface, and phenomena such as complementation, raising, control, passive and long-distance dependencies. We will emphasize formally precise encoding of linguistic hypotheses and the design of grammars that can scale up to ever larger fragments of a language such as is required in practical applications. Through the course, we will progressively build up a consistent grammar for a fragment of English. Problem sets will introduce data and phenomena from other languages.
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- To make marble look: Mix chocolate powder with water until dillute, add 1-2 Big spoon of butter mixture, mix until incorporated.
hi dg! how are you? it's been long since i last dropped by. Nice to hv you baking along with us, another great butter cake? wow, i need to keep that in my bookmark list then!
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Your Asian style marble butter cake look so soft, moist, buttery and beautiful.... I like :D
Lovely marbled cake! It looks really moist and tender. Glad to have you join us in our Bake-Along!
Hi DG, I always love the way you slice your cakes. So neat and nice. I think I have baked this before and found it good too. Your post reminds me to bake it again.
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