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By Ken Ward Jr.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A new high-voltage electrical transmission line would stretch for 280 miles across West Virginia, from the outskirts of Charleston to just beyond the state's Eastern Panhandle, under a proposal made public Friday by American Electric Power and Allegheny Power.
If approved by the state Public Service Commission -- as well as regulators in Virginia and Maryland -- the Potomac Appalachian Transmission Highline, or PATH, would cross a dozen West Virginia counties and cost $1.8 billion.
Power company officials said the project is needed to shore up the nation's ailing electrical grid and, as proposed, "minimizes the effect on the natural and human environment."
"The PATH project is vital to the reliability of the electricity grid serving this region," said Michael G. Morris, president of Columbus, Ohio-based AEP.
"We understand the concerns about the impact of transmission lines and will work with the states and landowners to address concerns," Morris said, "but it is critical that we reinforce the transmission infrastructure to ensure we can continue to supply reliable electrical service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year."
However, PATH promises to face an even bigger fight that the Trans-Allegheny Interstate Line, or TrAIL. That project, a 500-kilovolt line across Northern West Virginia, was approved by the PSC in August 2008. The West Virginia Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal filed by the Sierra Club environmental group.
Weeks before the formal application for PATH was filed, dozens of residents had already filed objections with the PSC. The state Sierra Club and the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy announced opposition to the project.
"For West Virginians, PATH is primarily about two coal-based electrical power companies combining their efforts to cause to be mined and burned even more coal through mountaintop removal and other strip mining methods," said Frank Young, chair of the Conservancy's power line subcommittee.
PATH, a 765-kV line, has been in the works for more than three years, since AEP proposed its I-765 project, which included a much longer stretch of transmission line reaching into New Jersey. For now, though, the company is seeking regulatory approval only for the 280-mile section that starts northwest of the John Amos Power Plant near Winfield, Putnam County, and ends at a proposed new substation at Kemptown in Frederick County, Md.
Maps unveiled Friday morning show the proposed route cutting across northern Kanawha County and through parts of Roane and Calhoun counties before running through the middle of Braxton County north of Sutton. From there, the proposed route turns northeast across Upshur and Barbour counties. Then, it turns east and cuts across Tucker County and the northern edge of the Monongahela National Forest, and then across Grant, Hardy and Hampshire counties.
The proposed route crosses into Maryland before coming back across Jefferson County south of Charles Town, and then on east into Maryland.
Details of the numbers of homes and other buildings affected, stream crossings and other impacts were not available. AEP officials said those were contained in a routing study filed Friday with the PSC, but not made public by the company or the agency Friday afternoon. More detailed testimony from the company to support its belief that the power line is needed also is yet to be made public.
Also, landowners along the route will still not know exactly the impact on their homes. Routing maps chart a 2,200-foot-wide corridor, inside which a 200-foot right-of-way for the transmission line and towers would be built.
Under state law, if the PSC approves the project, the power company can take a right-of-way through eminent domain if landowners refuse to go along with the project.
Press materials released by AEP also did not include figures for what sorts of rate increases would be sought to pay for PATH. Company spokesman Phil Moye later put the figure at 67 cents a month for an average customer who uses 1,000 kilowatt hours per month. That's on top of the current cost of $72 per month. AEP's Appalachian Power already is seeking to increase that average cost to about $84 per month, according to Moye.
Friday's filing of the formal application for the PATH project starts a 400-day clock ticking under state law for the PSC to approve or reject the proposal.
Commissioners are expected to set deadlines for various parties -- the PSC staff, consumer advocate and citizens -- to file responses. Then, the PSC likely will set public hearings in the affected areas, as well as formal evidentiary hearings in Charleston.
Before it can approve the project, the PSC must confirm that the power line "will economically, adequately and reliably contribute to meeting the present and anticipated requirements for electric power of the customers served ... and desirable for present and anticipated reliability of service for electric power for its service area or region."
State law also says the PSC must determine whether the project "will result in an acceptable balance between reasonable power needs and reasonable environmental factors."
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If he doesn't want to be a dot on the historical chart, Senator Barack Obama needs to stop being St. Obama, take off his gloves and fight the Queen of Mean in the gutter.
[Elections 2008: Commentary]
The heavyweight boxing match between Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton can today be considered to be in its ninth round.
It has always been how dare this upstart and the Black community to challenge the hand that fed them, especially for those who had always regarded Clinton's husband as the "Black president" that Blacks never had.
The fight wasn't supposed to have gone this far. But despite the heavy betting in favor of the she who had had it all, Senator Clinton, first lady to a governor, first lady to a president, senator from that state of robber barons, New York, and the other candidate, John Edwards, a former vice-presidential candidate and a former senator, Senator Obama surprised everybody by winning the first round, delivering devastating blows to his then two opponents.
But Hillary, having learned the tricks of the trade, by intimidating and scaring away individuals like the wimpy and scurrilous so-called "America's" Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, came back in the second round, New Hampshire, to land some of her own blows, winning that round.
In the third round, South Carolina, the boxing match instead turned into a sort of WWE wrestling match. As we know how WWE wrestling matches are choreographed, and how dirty that could be, Clinton deployed her husband, Bill, on the side of the ring to hit Obama with a two by four while the referee was being distracted by the Queen of Mean.
But the crowd booed; in this case, the media. Obama deflected the attack and went on to win the third round decisively. The Queen of Mean didn't know what hit her, and she quickly expelled her husband from the ring side, instead letting him take shots from the arena.
Imitating the immortal "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee" Muhammad Ali's boast against Sonny Liston, but without the aura of the great man, Senator Clinton promised the world she was going to end the fight in the sixth round, on "Super Tuesday."
But when the round ended unfortunately for her it was Barack Obama who was still standing tall, having landed more blows himself and winning a lot more points. Surprised by the blows, Senator Clinton wilted, losing the next several rounds as her opponent continued to pile on points.
Like every gladiator, especially with knowledge of dirty and gutter in-fighting, she warned that she was going to throw the kitchen sink at Obama; and throw the kitchen sink she has. The blows she has landed by winning round nine, including the big states of Ohio and Texas, have knocked Obama back to the ropes, and he may just have been saved by the bell.
Let's face it, guys. Senator Obama went from being an amateur to the big heavyweight fight at Madison Square Garden, when he was picked to be the keynote speaker at the Democratic National Convention in 2004.
That one punch at the Madison Square Garden established him as a formidable fighter. But the test of how prepared he was, was to come in 2006 when he ran for the United States Senate against another formidable Republican opponent, Jack Ryan, a successful investment banker who made millions, but decided to leave that field and went into teaching at an inner-city school.
A contest of juggernauts - pitting a successful investment banker against a successful Harvard University Law School Journal President and community organizer. But that test never happened, due to no fault of Obama's, but to the sucker punch delivered to Jack Ryan by his actress wife, Jeri Ryan—remember Star Trek—who accused her husband of forcing her to perform nude in front of other people at Clubs. Ryan was forced to drop out, and the Republicans scurried around to come up with that carpet-bagger Ambassador Alan Keyes, the perennial also ran in heavyweight bouts, the presidential primaries, but who never seems to ever get out of the first round. Of course, Obama wasted no time in knocking him out with a one-two punch.
On Tuesday, the two gladiators, Obama and Clinton, fought the ninth round. For all intents and purposes, it has to be agreed that Senator Clinton delivered some devastating blows to Barack Obama, knocking him back to the ropes. It wasn't like Obama didn't see the blows coming. While waiting for the ninth round to come, Clinton had signaled Obama that she was going to throw the whole kitchen sink at him, according to the New York Times.
First, it was the Clinton's connivance with NBC's Saturday Night Live (SNL), that did a skit portraying the media as fawning over Obama. The Clinton campaign exploited this, and the media swallowed this carefully orchestrated attack.
There is this herd mentality of the American media that says as soon as one shouts loud enough, they would follow it line and sinker. The media began their ritual soul-searching as to whether they had been biased against the Queen of Mean. The opposite of being biased, is also being biased against your opponent, and the media has been pounding on Obama since then.
Then, last Sunday, on CBS's 60 Minutes, the moron Steve Croft decided to bring up the rumors swirling around in the internet about Obama being a Muslim. Croft decided to ask Clinton whether she believed Obama was a Muslim. Rather than answering a "no" to the question, Senator Clinton demurred and prevaricated with her answer with, "oh, if I were to take him at his words," or "as far as I know," thereby fueling the rumor, especially that of an Obama supporter in the interview who had mentioned these concerns about Obama.
As an individual who would have been regarded as a fair journalist, why didn't Croft pose a counter question to Obama as to the ugly rumors swirling about Clinton's private life, or whether Obama believed the Clintons had anything to do with the death of Vince Foster. Where was the fairness in this question and where was the fawning/cuddling of Barack Obama?
The third kitchen sink was the advertisement in Texas, which questioned Obama's qualification to be president and commander-in-chief. It showed a phone ringing in the White House at 3 a.m. in the night.
Mrs. Clinton is seen fully dressed in her designer dress picking up the phone. Listen, I must admit it was a devastating and negative effective ad, first used by late President Lyndon Johnson against McGovern.
The media lapped up this caricature without questioning why a president should be fully dressed at 3 a.m. in the morning, waiting for a phone call. The media never asked when was the last time she ever picked up a red phone. Of course, totally ignored was Obama's quick response to the ad, pointing out how Clinton made the wrong decision, the first time she picked up that "red" phone.
The fourth kitchen sink was self-inflicted, when Barack Obama's economic adviser decided to play amateur diplomacy, and with for all people the consul-general of Canada in Chicago. Imagine!! The first rule of a presidential primary campaign is never meet with foreign diplomats, as Senator Kerry learned the hard way, as when he started boasting about how presidents in other countries preferred for him to win the presidency in 2004.
In fact, why meet with an underling like a consul-general, who proceeded to transmit a convoluted account of what had been discussed, implying that Obama was merely mouthing his anti-NAFTA rhetoric for political purposes only. While the Canadian government has denied that Obama's private position was different from his public position, a bit late, it is also whispered that it was the Canadian Prime Minister who made public the original transmittal from his consulate in Chicago.
As earlier stated, the ninth round of this heavyweight boxing fight between Senator Barack Obama and Senator Hillary Clinton has ended, in what has been christened "Mini Super Tuesday," with Senator Clinton landing the largest blows, with her wins in the huge states of Ohio and Texas.
Senator Obama is still standing, after receiving the heavy blows and he is still far ahead in points because of his past performance in earlier rounds.
If he thinks he is going to coast to victory in this vicious fight, he is totally mistaken, because the Queen of Mean fights very dirty. There is no hurrah in being a loser; the world of politics is littered with the carcasses of the Al Gores and John Kerrys of this world.
The adage that "good guys finish last time," is quite appropriate here. You cannot compete against a man/woman who is used to playing in the gutter, while you are trying to protect his/her dirt spraying over your immaculate dress. No, it doesn't happen that way.
You have got to get down to the same gutter, defeat your opponent, go to the shower and clean yourself, raise the championship belt aloft, smile at the crowd, call for unity and praise your opponent for giving you a great fight.
Do we even remember who Senator Kerry beat for the nomination? Yes, we know who Bush beat; John McCain, because he is running again.
If he doesn't want to be a dot on the historical chart, Senator Barack Obama needs to stop being St. Obama, take off his gloves and fight the Queen of Mean in the gutter.
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Visits, Admit Days, and Open Houses / Re: In 2010, will FSU have surpassed UF?« on: February 01, 2011, 07:35:59 PM »
Good post. I actually do agree with alot of the stuff you were saying. Maybe my post came across wrong...but taxman seemed to indicate that FSU would have trouble keeping up with private school degree mills like Stetson and Miami....and there really isn't even a comparison. With regard to UF, I was really just trying to illustrate that the decision to attend FSU or UF wasn't so Black and White as he was making it out to be. Although I prefer FSU over UF (again, I'm biased because I made the FSU-over-UF decision). I'm kinda busy this evening, and don't have alot of time to pull all of the stats you asked for....but here's one of them (the stat referring to bar passage rate). in the last 4 years, FSU has been number one in bar passage 66% of the time:
Yeah, you were addressing another's post, and I haven't looked at this thread in a LONG time, so I might've misunderstood you. If I did, I apologize. You also make some good points, and again, FSU is a good school, that is often a better choice for many people, depending on their own life circumstances and goals.
As for the Bar Exam results...I tend to discount February results, as the people who take the Feb. bar tend to be those who failed the first time, and the number of law students taking them from Florida schools is very low. Still, FSU seems to be doing VERY well on the July exams--congrats on that! However, as stated in my previous post, I don't think it's a big deal, as long as a substantial majority of a school's graduates pass the bar. I know I didn't concern myself with bar passage rates when looking at law schools, except to make sure most people passed the bar!
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Gov. Rick Perry's campaign and that of Democratic opponent Bill White are still hammering on each other in Internet videos.
Here is one from White's campaign claiming Perry only works seven hours a week because that's all that is listed on his public schedule.
I remind the White campaign of these words from the Bard's Henry IV Part I:
"If all the year were playing holidays,
To sport would be as tedious as to work."
A rejoinder spot from Perry's campaign has some elements that remind me of the commercials Perry ran against 2002 Democratic nominee Tony Sanchez that had an implication that Sanchez was somehow involved in the murder of a DEA agent. The drug dealers who killed the agent had used Sanchez' savings and loan to launder some of their money, but there never was any proof that institution executives knew the money was illegal.
Now, the new campaign commercial against White, among other things, takes a bank shot to link him to the murder of a Houston police officer by an illegal immigrant.
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For a holiday meal deserving a special treat, there's nothing like duck boobs! Ha ha ha. I mean, ahem, duck breasts, of which I had 2 plump specimens in my freezer saved for such an occasion. They had actually been in the freezer for a bit too long and I was starting to worry they might be going bad. Cooking them up gave me a fancy meal free of any guilt of letting such a delicacy die the slow death of freezer burn.
Our Easter dinner of broiled duck breasts sided with rosemary roasted potatoes and lemon steamed broccoli.
I've never had good luck preparing duck before, usually overcooking it into duck leather. At $11.99 a lb, I wanted to make sure my duck turned out! When thinking about the preparation options, I decided to brine the breasts to help the meat retain as much juice as possible. A quick hot cooking method like broiling or sauteing is a good way to sear the outside of the meat and seal the juices in. Broiling with a glaze would infuse rich flavors as well as give a sweet caramelized exterior. I had my method; I just needed my ingredients.
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Whenever I go on a food shopping adventure, I always like to treat myself to one or two exotic treats like the Duck Breasts I got on a visit to Mitsuwa. Easter dinner is a perfect excuse to go whole hog so I pulled out all my fancy ingredients. For the brine I needed an acidic base which immediately put me to mind of the persimmon vinegar I got on my last visit to Chicago Foods. The fig paste from Al Khayam would provide a rich tart base for the glaze. On to the prep.
Broiled Duck Breasts with a Fig Miso Glaze
approx. 1 hour of total cook and prep time with 3-4 hours for brine
- 2 4 oz. duck breasts
- 1 c. vinegar
- 1 c. orange juice
- 1 tsp kosher salt
- 1 Tbs brown sugar
- 1/2 c. fig paste
- 2 tsp miso
- 2 Tbs olive oil
- 2 Tbs persimmon vinegar
- 1 tsp sesame seed oil
- 1/4 tsp wasabi powder
- 1/4 tsp brown sugar
Duck in the brine.
Similar to red wine vinegar, the persimmon vinegar had a very deep tart flavor, so I mixed some orange juice with the brine to sweeten the flavors. I let the duck soak submerged in the brine for 3-4 hours in the fridge.
On left, the breasts after the brine, patted dry with salt and pepper. On right, the breasts on a makeshift rack after the first 4 minutes under the broiler.
I'd never made duck breasts alone before, so I wasn't sure the proper time broiling. I did a quick google search and just clicked on the appropriate first recipe I saw which could give me a rough idea of times. The recipe states:
The info given for the temp the breast should read on the thermometer was very helpful. To insert my glaze into the recipe above, I proceeded with steps 1-3 and added the glaze to the top of the breasts after flipping over and placed the back in the oven to finish broiling for the last 8 minutes.
- Pat duck breasts dry and sprinkle all over with salt and pepper.
- Remove rack of a broiler pan, then add 1 cup water to broiler pan and replace rack. Preheat broiler with pan 5 to 6 inches from heat.
- Broil duck breasts, skin sides down, 4 minutes
- Turn over and broil until thermometer inserted horizontally into center of a breast registers 130°F (see cooks' note, below), 8 to 10 minutes more for medium-rare.
Though my duck breasts were half the size as the ones listed in that particular recipe, by following the first steps along with the temp guide lines, I was able to make sure my Duck breasts were plump, juicy and delicious.
The rich fatty meat was complimented by the deep sweet and tart flavor of the fig mixed with the vinegar and miso with an extra little kickass taste of wasabi. Sided with roasted potatoes and steamed broccoli with lemon and black caraway. The quack was loud but our bite wasn't vicious and that dinner I was cookin was duck boobylicious!


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The power beams sped towards Bastion with angry light and malevolent intent. With dazzling speed the young metahuman shoved his fingers into the floor and ripped out a sizable chunk of it, which he used to block the energy blast. But the improvised shield blasted apart under the assault and Bastion was forced to brace himself with a couple backwards steps. After a quick recovery Bastion turned his head and called out to the winged girl.OOC wrote:DC 32 Tough.: 1D20+13 = [6]+13 = 19 HP to re-roll.
re-roll. DC 32 tough.: 1D20+13 = [15]+13 = 28 One degree of failure. -1 damage resistance.
"Want to give me a hand with these Steel Serepents?"
After his invitation was given Bastion sped along the exchange floor, making sure both Steel Serpents were within his area of attack. With he slapped his hands together sending a shockwave crashing towards the two armored goons.
OOC wrote:That's DC 20 Reflex. Then DC 25/20 Toughness.