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What's your poison? Researchers engineer toxin to target pain
A team of UNL researchers has cherry-picked its poison – one that may help ease the chronic pain suffered by millions of people each year.
By reprogramming the guidance system of the world's most potent toxin, the researchers have engineered a bacterial protein that could potentially deliver therapeutic drugs directly to the sensory nerve cells responsible for a multitude of chronic pain issues.
The feat came courtesy of Clostridium botulinum, a class of bacteria that produces the toxin perhaps best known for reducing wrinkles in the form of Botox. Though the botulinum toxin occasionally kills by infecting wounds or poisoning food, it has also been used to treat muscle disorders, migraines and other maladies.
"The reason we're doing this is because these bacterial toxins, which are proteins, are really good delivery devices," said doctoral student Ben Pavlik, lead author of a recent study detailing the team's work. "They have evolved over millions of years to be really good at putting a payload, or some kind of a detrimental molecule, inside a cell.
"That mechanism is really interesting. We wanted to investigate it and see if we could manipulate that in order to do some new, interesting things with it."
Pavlik and his colleagues began with the so-called C2 version of the C. botulinum protein, which features independent sections dedicated to carrying its toxic payload and determining which cells it will attack. But C2 is far from picky, Pavlik said, binding to many different types of cells in the human body.
To help the protein focus on the peripheral neuron cells that relay pain signals to the central nervous system, the team swapped out C2's guidance system and borrowed that of its more selective cousin, C1.
After also replacing the C2's toxic payload with easily traceable fluorescent molecules, the team found that its engineered protein successfully targetedin vitro cells featuring the same receptors that coat peripheral neurons in the body.
"There are over 100 peripheral nerve disorders that are the result of diseases, viruses or people's genetics," Pavlik said. "A delivery system just to treat these (specific cells) would be great, because a lot of conventional therapeutics … are toxic or have bad side effects or cannot access the inside of cells, where they need to do their therapeutic work.
"This sort of delivery system allows you to use low doses that are targeted to a particular cell type and will carry a therapeutic that is customized for that particular disease."
Pavlik said the team's technique could also allow researchers to home in on other strategic cell targets and more easily study the inner workings of the cells themselves.
"People have been using toxins to investigate neuron physiology for a long time," he said. "But … you couldn't tailor them to do whatever you want them to do or carry whatever molecule you want them to carry. This (discovery) could expand the research toolkit for neurophysiologists."
Pavlik and Paul Blum, a Charles Bessey Professor of biological sciences, have collaborated with NUtech Ventures to patent their technique and are currently in talks to license it. The duo also recently formed a company, Neurocarrus LLC, aimed at further developing biomedical therapies to combat pain that stems from tissue injury, inflammation and nerve damage.
The team published its recent findings in the journal Scientific Reports. Pavlik and Blum authored the study with Kevin Van Cott, associate professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering, and Elizabeth Hruska, a senior in pre-health. The researchers received support from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency and the UNL Cell Development Facility.
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Patrick Russell – Hip Replacement Success Story
You've got questions, we've got answers
When Patrick Russell was studying to become a mechanical engineer back in the 1970s, he learned an important lesson: Question everything.
So in 2012, when doctors started telling him he needed hip replacement surgery, he asked why.
"We had a problem finding a physician who would explain," says Patrick, who lives in Paradise, Texas, with his wife, Pamela. He finally found one in Jason Lowry, MD, FAAOS, orthopedic surgeon at Methodist Mansfield Medical Center, in 2014.
By then, Patrick's condition had devolved into extremely painful arthritis.
Why a new hip?
"The hip is a ball-and-socket joint," says Dr. Lowry. "But instead of nice spherical ball joints, Mr. Russell's were almost egg-shaped, which caused the hips to wear out faster."
Dr. Lowry agreed that Patrick needed a hip replacement but went on to explain why he needed it and how it could best be accomplished with the anterior approach. This procedure allows the surgeon to operate between muscles rather than cutting them, resulting in less pain and a faster recovery.
Getting ready for a new joint
Patrick got even more answers through the Joint Academy, a workshop for joint replacement patients that explains how to prepare for the procedure, what to expect on the day of surgery, and what to do when they return home.
"When patients are educated, they have less anxiety," says Paula McMahan, RN-BC, nurse navigator with the Joint Academy. "They're at Methodist Mansfield only a couple days, but then they have weeks at home to fully recover from the surgery. The Joint Academy prepares them to have the best outcomes."
At the Joint Academy, Patrick was also able to review with his team of providers his choice to not have blood transfusions. As a Jehovah's Witness, Patrick appreciated the extra precautions taken to accommodate his faith's understanding of Scripture.
"We were able to confirm that his blood count was high enough before each procedure, but if it hadn't been, we could have used iron and nutritional supplements and medications to boost his blood count," Dr. Lowry says.
'Couldn't be happier'
Patrick is now enjoying restored freedom of movement since his right hip was replaced in December 2014 and his left one this past February.
"I couldn't be happier," he says. "If you want to get up again and get moving properly and take part in life, the Joint Academy will help you get there."

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As happens every morning at 10:00, the bell rings calling the musically inclined friars to chapel.
After all, 'to sing once is to pray twice' as St Augustine, founder of your order taught.
It is a particularly beautiful spring day, for which you give a silent prayer to God, thanking him for the beauty he has entrusted to mankind. "Amen" you say out loud, straightening from your work in the monastery gardens.
It is the beauty of nature that first attracted you to a life of quiet contemplation, well, it was either this or the hard work on your parents' farm. It's been ten years since you took holy orders, joining the Eremetics of St. Augustine in the year of our Lord 1843 and you consider yourself fortunate to have done so. The order consider education to be a worthy pursuit and it's because of the kind sponsorship of Abbot Napp that you've just returned to the abbey after spending three years attending the University of Vienna.
As you walk amongst the trellis's of peas, picking the pods and splitting some open, you notice that even within the same pod, these peas can be different, some wrinkled and some round, some yellowish inside and some green. Would it be possible to breed some pea plants which had pods which were all the same?
Your reverie is interrupted by a chicken running across your path through the gardens. It strikes you that it is always the chickens from the west coop that manage to find their way through the maze of cloisters in to the rich pecking ground of the experimental gardens. They also seem decidedly smaller and less plump than those from the east coop.
The east coop chickens, though fatter, just seem a little less adventurous. They do have a much harder time of it though, their coop being situated next to the chapel bell, and often being thrown into darkness at all sorts of odd times during the day, when the monks cover it with the tarpaulin from .
Brother Mendel, if you have heard of some chap called Darwin and his ideas about the survival of the fittest sound promising, you decide to study peas. Turn to page 130.
If you have heard of the theories of Msr.'s Bernard and Lamarck, regarding the development of animals over their lifetimes, you decide to study chickens. Turn to page 120.


Random Jottings: "the American economy runs from the bottom up"
"the American economy runs from the bottom up"
...There are plenty of things about which I disagree with Mitt Romney; I entirely agree with Governor Huntsman's warning that Romney's rhetorical blasts against China would lead to a trade war, and I also agree with Newt Gingrich's sensible views on immigration against Romney's hard line. In both cases, it seems to me that Romney is pandering to prejudice. But there is no question that his record at Bain Capital qualifies him to make better economic policy. Obama's economic advisers, by contrast, think in terms of such abstractions as "aggregate demand," and blundered into a stimulus program that failed to stimulate. Romney understands that the American economy runs from the bottom up — that risk-taking and innovation and the stubborn desire to win are what make companies succeed.
Good stuff. But why do we have to get this from Spengler, and not from Romney himself? This just mystifies me. He's been running for President for six or eight years, maybe more. And the OBVIOUS criticism to make of him is that he's a heartless capitalist who fires the little people (preferably on Christmas Eve) and then returns to the 42nd Floor to mingle with light his cigars with hundred-dollar bills. So why is he not ready with a good answer? I could write better answers than he's giving. With one hand tied behind my back.
And why can't our people understand and express it, that jobs too come from the bottom up? From a million decisions, like... "Should we hire another person? Or invest in a better machine? Or just muddle along the way we are?"
Because there is no good conservative answer?
The wonder to me is that our candidates can't express it clearly.


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Snow Falls at National Weather Service Office in Upstate New York
November 29, 2021, 5:44 a.m.
Snow and patchy freezing drizzle fell in parts of New York state on Sunday, November 28, the National Weather Service reported, while New York City also saw its first snow of the season.
This video, taken at the National Weather Service's Binghamton office, shows snow falling on Sunday evening.
The weather service said Monday would be "another seasonably chilly day" with lingering lake-effect snow showers in central New York tapering off by the afternoon. Credit: NWS Binghamton via Storyful
Dog trying to escape the cold gets a rude wake up call
Moe the dog is used to the door being open when he goes outside, but today it was closed. What happens next is a hilarious epic fail!
Spike in deaths causes Yukon to declare overdose emergency
WHITEHORSE — The Yukon government has declared a substance-use health emergency after toxic drugs pushed overdose deaths to new peaks. Health Minister Tracy-Anne McPhee said Thursday the drugs are killing people and creating a mental health crisis in every community in Yukon. While the declaration doesn't provide the government with more powers, she said it does express a commitment to make the problem a priority and indicates the need for a co-ordinated response. "And it is a call to all Yukone


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Charles Roscoe Savage, souvent C. R. Savage, né le 16 août 1832 et mort le 4 février 1909, est un pionnier de la photographie dans l'Ouest américain. Il est principalement connu et reconnu pour la qualité de ses portraits, paysages et prises de vues de grands travaux comme la construction de barrages et de voies-ferrées dans l'Ouest sauvage. Il est à l'époque déjà estimé par ses pairs et compte parmi ses amis de grands photographes, comme Carleton Watkins, Andrew Joseph Russell, Timothy O'Sullivan, ou encore William Henry Jackson.

Famille et jeunesse
Charles, né le 16 août 1832 à Southampton en Angleterre, est le fils d'Ann Rogers et du jardinier John Savage. Grâce à l'aide financière d'une amie de ses parents, il est admis à St. Mary's National School. Des problèmes de discipline lui font abandonner l'école après seulement neuf mois et il commence à travailler très jeune. À l'âge de seize ans, il assiste à une conférence de l'Église de Jésus-Christ des saints des derniers jours (LDS Church), se convertit et est baptisé dans la foi mormone, contre l'avis de sa famille, le 25 mai 1848.

Grâce aux amis qu'il s'est fait au sein de la LDS Church, il obtient un emploi dans la librairie-papeterie de William Eddington, un citoyen en vue de Southampton, récemment convertit au mormonisme et président de la branche locale de l'Église. Eddington prend sous son aile le jeune Charles, quasi illettré, et commence son éducation. Cependant, en 1852, Eddington vend son magasin et part vers l'Utah rejoindre la « terre promise » des mormons.

Savage de son côté est élevé à la prêtrise et chargé, par la LDS Church, de partir en mission à Genève en Suisse. Là, dès 1853, il apprend le français et commence son travail d'évangélisation. Comme chez lui, les mormons ne sont pas les bienvenus, alors qu'il prêche à Zurich, il est arrêté et maintenu en détention durant trois jours. Lorsqu'il rentre en Angleterre, il parle couramment français, a de bonnes notions d'allemand et est devenu un très bon orateur.

C'est alors qu'il rencontre celle qui va devenir son épouse, Annie Adkins, mais avant que leur projet de mariage puisse être réalisé, il est envoyé aux États-Unis par la LDS Church. Il doit servir d'interprète à un groupe de mormons italiens, dont beaucoup parlent français, et faciliter leur arrivée là-bas. Savage fournit à Annie les moyens de le rejoindre là-bas et embarque, le 10 décembre 1855, sur le John J. Boyd à destination de New York.

L'Amérique
Après un voyage dans des conditions épouvantables et au cours duquel de nombreux émigrants sont morts, le navire arrive à destination le 27 février 1856. Cette année là, l'hiver est rude à New York, la neige jonche les rues et le froid est mordant. Le président de la LDS Church, qui vit alors dans cette ville a obtenu que les immigrants mormons soient engagés pour les opérations de déneigement. Ce qui leur permet de gagner un peu d'argent pour nourrir et chauffer leur famille. Lorsque le printemps arrive, le groupe d'Italiens qu'accompagne Savage part pour le long périple qui doit les mener en Utah. Lui, cependant demeure à New York et travaille pour le journal The Mormon, fondé par l'Église.

Annie Adkins le rejoint et ils se marient le 24 juin 1856 à Brooklyn. Le jeune couple s'installe dans le quartier de Williamsburg. Savage travaille chez l'imprimeur Samuel Booth et Annie confectionne des chapeaux de paille. Un an après leur mariage Annie met au monde leur premier enfant, Charles Stenhouse, qui meurt du choléra, cinq mois plus tard. Leur second enfant, Roscoe Eddington, naît le 19 juin 1858.

Dès son arrivée à New York, Savage s'est intéressé à la photographie. Son ami T. B. H. Stenhouse avait dans ses bagages un appareil de photo stéréoscopique. Tous deux s'initient à la photographie d'abord en autodidactes puis prennent des cours chez un photographe professionnel. En 1859, Savage est envoyé en mission à Florence dans le Nebraska (aujourd'hui un quartier d'Omaha), par George Quayle Cannon, l'un des dirigeants de la LDS Church. Il emporte avec lui son matériel photographique et les produits nécessaires au développement. Son travail terminé à Florence, il demande à sa femme accompagnée de leur fils de le rejoindre à Council Bluffs dans l'Iowa. C'est alors un point de passage de nombreux convois de pionniers en partance pour l'Ouest. C'est en ce lieu qu'il ouvre son premier studio photographique, dans une simple tente. Les pionniers mormons en partance pour l'Utah, bien que pauvres, sont désireux d'obtenir un portrait de leur famille avant d'entreprendre leur long et périlleux voyage vers l'Utah et les affaires de Savage marchent plutôt bien.

Salt Lake City

En 1860, la famille a mis de côté suffisamment d'argent pour acheter un charriot, les vivres et le matériel nécessaire pour leur long voyage. Ils partent avec un convoi le 7 juin et arrivent à Salt Lake City le 28 août. Là il retrouve son ami et mentor William Eddington chez qui la famille Savage s'installe pour un temps. Il s'associe avec l'un des premiers photographes de Salt Lake city, Marsena Cannon et leur studio assure un revenu aux deux familles. Ils proposent à leurs clients des ambrotypes, des mélainotypes et des tirages sur papier, tissus et cuir. Leur association est dissoute en octobre 1861, lorsque Cannon quitte Salt Lake City. À cette époque, Savage a gagné de quoi construire une maison de cinq pièces, en adobe, pour sa famille. En 1862, il s'associe avec un jeune peintre George Martin Ottinger. Ce dernier né à Philadelphie est récemment arrivé à Salt Lake City avec sa mère. Tous deux se sont convertis quelques années plus tôt à la foi des mormons. Savage connait la mère d'Ottinger qui leur a suggéré de travailler ensemble. Le jeune peintre a déjà travaillé à la colorisation de photographies dans le Kentucky et les deux artistes, qui n'ont qu'une année de différence, se complètent parfaitement. Savage photographie, Ottinger retouche ou colorie les épreuves et réalise des portraits, surtout des miniatures pour leurs clients. La firme Savage & Ottinger s'installe dans un bâtiment de deux étages que les associés ont fait construire à proximité des locaux du Deseret News. Savage devient citoyen Américain en 1864.

En 1866, Savage entreprend une visite des plus grandes compagnies photographiques des États-Unis, un circuit de près de quinze mille kilomètres, avec un passage en bateau de San Francisco à Panama, traversée de l'isthme puis embarquement sur un autre navire vers  New York. Pendant son voyage, il acquiert de nouveaux équipements, comme un chariot équipé en laboratoire photographique à Philadelphie. Il propose également les services de Savage & Ottinger à divers journaux. Tout au long de son voyage de retour vers l'Utah, il prend de nombreux clichés, de Nebraska City à Salt Lake City, en passant par Fort Laramie. Fixant sur ses clichés des merveilles de la nature comme Chimney Rock.

De retour chez lui, en août 1866, Savage a le plaisir de constater que ses visites aux journaux ont porté leurs fruits. Le magazine new yorkais Harper's Weekly passe dès lors régulièrement des commandes à Savage & Ottinger, en commençant le 18 août 1866 par une double page de gravures des deux associés. En septembre 1867, le Philadelphia Photographer d'Edward Wilson publie un article sur le périple de Savage à travers les États-Unis, intitulé A Photographic Tour of Nearly 9000 Miles. Dès 1867, Ottinger n'est plus vraiment actif au sein de leur association, mais la raison sociale demeure jusqu'au début des années 1870. En 1868, Savage réalise de nombreux clichés des paysages de l'Utah, de l'Idaho et du Montana. Pendant ce voyage, il rencontre Andrew Joseph Russell, le photographe officiel de l'Union Pacific Railroad avec qui il se lie d'amitié. Tous deux réalisent des clichés des travaux de la première ligne de chemin de fer transcontinentale. Savage, dont la renommée nationale est alors établie, est officiellement invité par la compagnie le 10 mai 1869 pour participer à la célébration  de la jonction est-ouest à Promontory Summit. Il envoie les photographies de l'évènement à Harper's Weekly qui les publie. Pendant les années suivantes, Savage parcourt et photographie l'Utah, le Wyoming, le Nevada, la Californie, parfois seul, parfois accompagné de ses amis Andrew Joseph Russell et Timothy O'Sullivan. Pour ses déplacements, il utilise fréquemment les nouveaux chemins de fer et documente leurs parcours. Les compagnies lui offrent très souvent des billets, étant ravies de voir ses photographies publiées par la presse nationale.

Savage s'implique également dans la vie de Salt Lake City et de l'Utah. En 1874, par exemple, il propose l'idée du « Old Folk's Day »  une journée dédiée aux personnes âgées de soixante-dix ans et plus à qui l'on offre voyages en train, spectacles et autres réjouissances. La première a lieu en 1875 et la tradition ne prend fin qu'en 1970. Selon la pratique mormone de la polygamie au , Savage prend une seconde épouse, Marie Emma Fowler, en octobre 1876, puis une troisième, Ellen Fenn, cousine de sa première épouse Annie, en 1878.

Avec son fils Roscoe, il visite et photographie, en 1879, l'Arizona, la Snake River et la vallée de Yosemite. Ensuite, avec son ami et ex associé Ottinger, il part visiter l'Angleterre et rencontrer diverses communautés mormones. Le 26 juin 1883, un magasin situé proche de la galerie de Savage explose, le feu se propage et détruit le bâtiment, les appareils et les quelque douze-mille négatifs de sa collection. Il ne se décourage pas et reconstruit, grâce à l'aide de ses amis et de son assurance. Il repart en expédition afin de prendre à nouveau les clichés des paysages disparus dans l'incendie. Pendant ce voyage, son ami John Todd de Sacramento, lui enseigne l'utilisation des dry plates, un système de négatif sur plaques sensibles sèches, développé par Richard Leach Maddox. Savage visite de grandes villes comme Chicago, San Francisco, Philadelphie ou New York. En 1893, ces photographies sont exposées à la World's Columbian Exposition de Chicago, où il obtient un diplôme et une médaille. La même année, sa première femme, Annie, meurt. Il donne la direction conjointe de sa galerie, l'Art Bazar, à ses fils George et Ralph, se contentant de superviser son fonctionnement. Son entreprise est devenue l'agent de la Eastman Kodak Company pour l'Utah, l'Idaho, le Wyoming et le Montana. Le 15 octobre 1895, il se marie une fois de plus, avec Annie Smith Clowes. Même s'il ne pratique plus la photographie, il continue à voyager, en train surtout, et ses récits sont repris régulièrement par les journaux locaux. Charles Roscoe Savage meurt chez lui, peu après minuit, le 3 février 1909, d'une défaillance cardiaque.

Notes et références

Bibliographie

 Peter E. Palmquist, Pioneer Photographers of the Far-West : A Biographical Dictionary, 1840-1865, Stanford, Stanford Univ. Press, 2000.
 Bradley W. Richards, The Savage view : Charles Savage, pioneer Mormon photographer, Nevada City, Carl Mautz Pub., 1995.
« Register of the C.R. (Charles Roscoe) Savage Photograph Collection, 1860-ca. 1900 » in L. Tom Perry Special Collections, MSS P 24, Brigham Young University, avril 2004.

Liens externes

« Charles Roscoe Savage », Collection de l'Utah Museum of Fine Arts.
« Savage, C. R. (Charles Roscoe), 1832-1909 », Collection de la Denver Public Library.
« Savage, C. R. (Charles Roscoe) », Collection de la New York Public Library.

Photographe américain du XIXe siècle
Naissance à Southampton
Naissance en août 1832
Décès en février 1909
Décès à 76 ans
Décès à Salt Lake City

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Lea Thomas applies this aesthetic philosophy in her practice, creating a pool of the deepest blue for her hand-woven textiles. With a lineage harkening back to the traditional use of Japanese indigo in its process and symbolism, Thomas's work echoes the motion of her predecessors, diving far under the waves of deep time. As the fibers submerge into a vat of natural dye, so does one's consciousness surge in connection to our environment, our humanity, and the depths of our psyches.


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Environmental activist David Suzuki speaks during a rally in Vancouver, Saturday, Oct. 19, 2019. Suzuki says he will retire next spring from his long-running post as host of CBC's "The Nature of Things." THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
Eco-activist David Suzuki to retire from CBC's 'The Nature of Things' in the spring
Suzuki's final episode is set to air in the spring
Oct. 24, 2022 7:30 a.m.
Eco-activist David Suzuki says he will retire next spring from his long-running post as host of CBC's "The Nature of Things."
The 86-year-old environmentalist and science broadcaster announced the plan last night during an interview with Ian Hanomansing on CBC's "The National."
Suzuki began hosting the series exactly 43 years ago on Oct. 24, 1979 and says it's time for a new host to bring "fresher, more imaginative input."
CBC says its plans after Suzuki leaves will be confirmed in the coming weeks.
A 62nd season of "The Nature of Things" launches Jan. 6, 2023 on CBC TV and CBC Gem.
Suzuki's final episode is set to air in the spring.
"I have been fortunate to have been endowed with good health which has enabled me to remain the host of the series long after my 'best before date'," Suzuki said in a CBC press release issued late Sunday.
"Aging is a natural biological process that creates opportunity for fresher, more imaginative input from younger people and for years, I have warned that to ensure the continuation of 'The Nature of Things,' we must prepare for the transition when I leave. That moment is now."
CBC executive vice president Barbara Williams said Suzuki leaves an "indelible legacy."
"David has made science more accessible to countless viewers in Canada and around the world, finding new ways to demystify our complex world and illustrate how the future of humanity and the natural world cannot be separated — long before climate change became a hot topic," Williams said in the release.
Suzuki joined the CBC in 1971 with the TV series, "Suzuki on Science." In 1974, he developed and hosted the long-running popular radio program "Quirks and Quarks," and several more TV specials followed.
His position as one of Canada's most popular personalities was forged in 1979 when he took over as host of "The Nature of Things." As testament to his broad appeal, the science magazine was renamed "The Nature of Things with David Suzuki" and doubled in length from its original half-hour format.
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Over at LifeHacker a fascinating discussion of monitor size and productivity. It caught my eye as I've recently moved from a 30" monitor to a 24" and 12" setup. Strangely I find I'm more productive on the second setup.
In any case, people have all kinds of strange setups including one guy with six 15" LCD's all on a special mount. I think he's onto something. As I said, I've gone from a single 30" to a 24" (1920 x 1200) plus a 12" (1280 x 960). At home I now have 20" (1680 x 1050) plus the same 12" (Macbook).
I stopped running the 30" as my Macbook can't do Dual-Link DVI.
I thought my productivity would go down. No way. Substantially up. Managing the windows and flipping between applications was a hassle on the 30".
With a dual monitor setup, all the distractions on small monitor. Work on big monitor.
That said, I much prefer the 24" as a main monitor. I am less productive by an order of magnitude except when web browsing and writing on the 20". It's just not big enough to handle two full size documents (without having 8 or 9 pt antialiased type to squint at). 24" is the sweet spot.
Finally, if you can avoid TN screens on your main screen. Sometimes you want to stand up and look at your work. Sometimes you want to lean back and look at your work. You can't do it. The colours go all wonky. Things get dark. The monitor distracts.
Caveats: the 30" monitor does have two useful functions still. It is superb for sorting and editing high res digital photos (3000 pixels and up). It is also superb for running FCP. As I don't do any video editing anymore only the first still applies to me. When I bought the 30" I was still planning to edit video. Running a company leaves no time and takes no prisoners though.
I vote for many small ones. I've had budget contrainsts and was forced to choose between one 24″ or two 19″ LCDs (a few months apart).
Given the choice between one larger monitor or two small ones, I would go for two small ones every time. Not necessarily for multitasking but because two separate monitors come in very useful for most of the tasks I come up against. I usually have one for active documents and the other for reference material.


This week, Adrian Warnock continues hosting a widespread conversation about mental health and faith on his Patheos blog. Earlier this month, I answered a question he posed: How has your religious community historically seen mental illness? And how does your faith, today, shape the way you see mental illness?
His new question is this: How do you think that faith communities and society as a whole can better respond to mental illness?
"If one group can serve a thousand people, how many people can a thousand groups serve?" This vision-casting question came from Bob Mills, one of the people I wrote about in Troubled Minds: Mental Illness and the Church's Mission. Bob's church is First Presbyterian in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, one of four churches I profiled, which have intentional ministries to people affected by mental illness. These churches serve as inspiration and examples of what other churches, and other faith communities, can do.
Bob is lead facilitator of the Bipolar Support Group ministry at First Presbyterian, a group that started in 2001 and has ministered to nearly 1,500 people since then. His interest in starting and perpetuating this ministry grew from his own experience with bipolar disorder and the spiritual crisis that came with it. With support from his pastoral staff, he has channeled his experience into a thriving ministry to help others on the same journey.
All four of the ministries I profiled were driven by people equally passionate about ministry to individuals and families affected by mental illness. All of them have seen their ministries provide tremendous hope, healing, and life-saving friendship.
But not every church can do what these churches have done. Some don't feel they have the resources to start another ministry or someone willing to lead it. Some feel too stretched by the ministries they already have. Some simply have a long way to go in overcoming stigma and their visceral fear of mental illness, and the thought of a ministry specifically to reach people with such illness sounds intimidating.
Address fear–So many of our initial reactions to people with mental illness are based in fear, most of it irrational. People who behave differently than we do aren't necessarily dangerous. Decide whether people present a true threat to themselves or someone else. If yes, call the police. If not, try to lay your fears aside and see people for who they are–with the same needs and longings as the rest of us.
Get educated–Misconceptions about mental illness abound, yet accurate information is so easy to find. Everyone should seek a basic understanding of mental illness and share information with others in the church or community. We can offer a more compassionate and supportive response to someone with depression, for example, when we understand that depression is a true illness rather than simple stubbornness, laziness, or self-pity.
Check your theology–Revisit orthodox Christian views on suffering and how it relates to mental illness. Recognize how mental illness fits within Christian teaching on the effects of original sin, the presence of sickness in our world, God's unconditional love, redemption in this life, and complete healing in the next. We don't need to (and can't) have all the answers, but we must face these questions and rest in God's truth, or our own uncertainty will leave drowning people without a lifeline.
Talk about it–Discuss mental illness in sermons, studies, and prayer groups. Acknowledge that it's very common to face mental-health challenges–for people of faith as for others. Speak redemptively and hopefully (yet realistically) about life with mental illness. Seek to make your faith community a safe place to admit to mental health problems.
Welcome needs–Publicly invite people to come to the church for help. Before doing so, make sure you're ready and willing to help. And realize that walking alongside someone with mental illness may mean traveling down a long road. Such illness rarely has a quick fix or a sudden healing, and recurring episodes may try your patience.
Offer help–Consider the ways your church already meets the needs of people affected by illness, injury, or other crises. Offer the same kinds of practical help: meals, rides, financial assistance, hospital visits, phone calls to check up on them. Because of shame and stigma, many people with mental illness typically don't receive this kind of help.
Grant dignity–Stigma and fear often make us avoid people who exhibit symptoms of mental illness. This only reinforces their sense of shame and separation from the rest of society and the friendships they need. We can make eye contact, smile, and say hello. Perhaps even extend friendship.
Something is way better than nothing–and we can all do something.


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Investigators: How much did the Valero flare impact the community
Updated: Mar. 25, 2021 at 9:12 PM CDT
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Massive flames at the Valero refinery in South Memphis could be spotted from miles away last month.
Valero said at the time that community impact wasn't anticipated but the WMC Action News 5 Investigators have been digging into that statement.
The flames attracted attention from awestruck residents who posted pictures and videos of the sight.
"It looked huge," said lifelong Memphian Ward Archer. "I thought it looked like bombs going off."
The flames also attracted attention from local, state and federal environmental protection agencies.
Then, a week later, WMC Action News 5 cameras captured clean-up efforts on Nonconnah Creek.
More: Valero Memphis Refinery flare shines bright in wintry night sky
To understand why, you have to go back to Feb. 15 when temperatures hovered around 10 degrees.
Because of the cold temperatures, Valero said in a statement that it used its "safety flare system to safely burn off excess material and minimize potential emissions." The practice, known as flaring, is typical in oil and gas production.
However, flaring usually consists of a brief and consistent flame that burns excess natural gas during oil production.
On Feb. 15, the flame was so big it produced a mist of hydrocarbons, or oil, that descended into and around Nonconnah Creek, which runs alongside the Valero refinery.
The day after the flare-off, a Valero spokesperson said in an email that "no community impacts are anticipated."
But government emails and documents obtained by the WMC Action News 5 Investigators paint a different picture.
Photos provided by Valero to the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) show the company deployed containment booms in the creek "to keep any oil from moving beyond the impacted area."
The facility also notified the EPA's National Response Center after the flare-off, and the U.S. Coast Guard a Prevention Duty Officer to the refinery where the officer remained on scene for approximately 90 minutes.
TDEC regulates state bodies of water, including Nonconnah Creek.
It was notified the day after the flaring but didn't send anyone to the refinery until a week later, on Feb. 22.
TDEC said of the visit via email to the Investigators "no significant impacts to waters of the state were observed. No sampling or testing appears to be needed at this time."
But TDEC also said "because the release was a mist and not a liquid", it is unable to estimate how much oil entered the creek.
Other photos provided by Valero to TDEC show nearly 200 feet of the creek's shoreline – including trees, brush and grass - covered in a dark substance.
The company submitted a cleanup plan ten days after the flaring on February 25th.
It shows that "vegetation and surface rock will be removed" as will trees and brush.
The state wrote back to Valero less than a week later that the removal was necessary "to protect the environment from further harm".
The clean-up plan also includes taking soil samples from one area, testing them and sending the results to TDEC.
A photo from March 5th shows Valero's remediation efforts. Felt and rock have now replaced the trees and brush.
Meanwhile, TDEC told the investigators "staff will remain in communication with Valero as the work continues, including any additional site visits as deemed necessary."
However, it's primarily up to Valero to report any potentially toxic material emitted at its site, but also the progress made in cleaning it up.
"Looking through some of the documents, it looks like that Valero has to self-report quite a bit. Does that concern you?"
"Yeah, it does," said Archer. "Right now, it's sort of an honor system."
Archer is not only a lifelong Memphian, but he's also President of Protect our Aquifer, a non-profit that works to guard Shelby County's water source miles below the surface from contamination, including oil.
"Getting it into any body of water is concerning but Nonconnah Creek is known to have some areas where it's connected to the Memphis sand aquifer," he said.
Nonconnah Creek also empties into the Mississippi River.
While TDEC says it's monitoring the hydrocarbon mist that landed in the water and on the ground, what about the air?
The National Institutes of Health says exposure to or inhalation of hydrocarbons may cause systemic issues including damage to the lungs, central nervous system and heart.
The Shelby County Health Department's Air Pollution Control Branch is tasked with monitoring air quality.
We asked how many pounds of hydrocarbons were emitted the day of the flare and were told by a spokesperson that the answer is pending a report by Valero.
The investigators had more questions for state and local regulators.
We're waiting to hear back on some of those requests and will bring you an update once they're provided.


The European Union should continue accession negotiations with Turkey but a reintroduction of the death penalty would clearly put an end to the process, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said yesterday (31 May).
Turkey abolished the death penalty in 2004 as part of a campaign for EU membership. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said he will approve its reinstatement if parliament submits such a proposal or if the measure is backed in a referendum.
"I am not of the opinion that the accession negotiations with Turkey should be stopped now," Juncker said in Berlin during a debate with students about the future of Europe.
On 9 May German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said that Turks living in Germany would not be allowed to vote in any referendum on reinstating the death penalty.
Turks living in Germany will not be allowed to vote in any referendum on reinstating the death penalty, Chancellor Angela Merkel said in remarks broadcast today (9 May).
Capital punishment is associated with a very strict practice of Sharia law. Following the 15 June 2016 failed coup d'état, Islamists close to Erdogan wanted the alleged perpetrators to be hanged. Erdogan also calls his political enemies, and the terrorism offence is also likely to be punished by death.
European officials should still try to convince Turkey that it is in its own interest to adopt reforms and move towards Europe instead of turning away from the continent and its values, Juncker said.
"If Turkey will ever become a member state, I do not know," Juncker said.
The Commission chief stated that in a long conversation with Erdoğan, he made it clear that a reintroduction of the death penalty in Turkey would be a red line in accession talks.
"I told him: If you reintroduce the death penalty, then it's time to end," Juncker noted.
Tensions between Turkey and the EU are high over human rights and security issues, but the bloc depends on the help of NATO ally Ankara on migration and the conflict in Syria.
After meeting European Council President Donald Tusk and Juncker last week in Brussels, Erdoğan was quoted as saying he had been presented with a new 12-month timetable for renewing ties.
Turkey will never become a EU member. Citizens in majority of EU member states are against Turkey membershi and will vote against on referndums. So accession talks wiht Turky are just vaste of EU money and resources.


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Lennox Berkeley - Chamber Works
Label: Resonus Classics
Cat No: RES10149
Release Date: 30th March 2015
Berkeley, Lennox
In memoriam Igor Stravinsky
Introduction and Allegro for double bass and piano
Piece for flute, clarinet and bassoon
Pieces (3) for solo viola
Sextet, op.47
Sonatine for clarinet and piano
String Trio, op.19
Berkeley Ensemble
Following their acclaimed debut recording (Clarion Call – RES10127), the Berkeley Ensemble returns with a programme of chamber works by the British composer Lennox Berkeley, one of the two composers (father and son) after whom the group gets its name.
Featuring a number of world premiere recordings, the ensemble presents a selection of works that covers most of Berkeley's creative life from the early Francophile clarinet Sonatine written in Paris while a student of Nadia Boulanger to the inventive Introduction and Allegro for double bass and piano. Also featured are the Three solo pieces for viola and the large scale String Trio, Op.19 and Sextet, Op.47 for clarinet, horn and string quartet, and the emotive miniature In memoriam Igor Stravinsky.
- Sophie Mather (violin)
- Dan Shilladay (viola)
- Gemma Wareham (cello)
- Lachlan Radford (double bass)
- John Slack (clarinet)
- Andrew Watson (bassoon)
- Paul Cott (horn)
- Julia Loucks (violin)
- Sarah Bennington (flute)
- Libby Burgess (piano)


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By Chris O'Brien | Mercury News, Bay Area News Group
December 2, 2010 at 9:59 a.m.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was just on his way to achieving international notoriety when I met him last April at a journalism conference in Berkeley. Dressed in a loose fitting brown suit over his slight, almost frail frame, with white hair and pasty skin to match, he seemed an unlikely candidate to become one of the U.S. government's most reviled antagonists.
While his words could be savage at times, he nevertheless struck me then as a canny, committed activist who genuinely believed that exposing government secrets was a path to achieving greater social justice in the world.
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Assange's appearance, probably the last time he will set foot in this country, came just two weeks after Wiki- Leaks posted a shocking video of a U.S. military helicopter gunning down unarmed civilians and journalists in Iraq. Since then, his organization has published hundreds of thousands of previously secret U.S. documents about the Iraq and Afghanistan wars and, most recently, secret diplomatic cables.
The reaction has been fierce. Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., and ranking member of the Committee on Homeland Security, said this week that WikiLeaks should be labeled a terrorist organization. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called the disclosures an "attack on America's foreign policy interests."
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Over the past decade, in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks, the U.S. has become even more obsessed with secrecy, in order, it says, to protect the country. But as the WikiLeaks disclosures have shown, much of the information is being kept from the public to avoid embarrassment or the exposure of mistakes, rather than protecting genuinely vital state secrets.
What's really happening is that WikiLeaks represents a terrifying loss of control. That fear lies at the heart of our government's reaction, rather than the content of any of the disclosures.
Because for all the thousands of documents that WikiLeaks has exposed, there has been very little impact. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates told Congress in October that documents disclosed by WikiLeaks "to date (have) not revealed any sensitive intelligence sources and methods compromised by the disclosure." I don't expect the release last week of diplomatic cables to change that assessment.
When Assange spoke at Berkeley, his words were so calm and measured that it almost masked the somewhat brutal nature of what he was saying, like "crushing his opponents like a bug" or explaining that the leaking of secret documents was "basically an anarchist act" or talking about "taking the scalp" of a prime minister.
Statements like these can easily be taken out of context to make him sound like a lunatic. But they mask the nature of his agenda. His motivation is not just transparency, but social change.
"We are a freedom of information activist organization," Assange said at the Logan Investigative Reporting Symposium, a prestigious annual gathering hosted by the journalism school at UC Berkeley.
Assange's approach to disclosure is more restrained and more deliberative than commonly assumed.
WikiLeaks has been created to take advantage of the distributed architecture of the Web. Assange said the organization places its servers in countries with the greatest press freedoms to make them difficult to take down either through legal challenges or cyberattacks.
Of course, that hasn't stopped many governments from trying. But they miss the point. The rise of such an organization in the Internet age was inevitable. Take this one down and another will pop right back up.
Just this week, for instance, the authors of a blog called "StimulatingBroad.com" put up a Web page urging staff members of the Federal Communications Commission to leak a copy of the new net neutrality proposal. While a summary was announced by the chairman, the actual document remained secret.
The proper response to WikiLeaks should be a national conversation about what material should be kept secret — and to keep that at an absolute minimum.
No one is arguing that there aren't some secrets the government needs to keep. Even WikiLeaks has held back some of the documents it received. But the circle around the stuff that falls into this category should be drawn as small as possible.
Assange and WikiLeaks might be less than perfect. He may indeed be a deeply flawed person, one who is wanted for sexual assault in Sweden.
But there should be no doubt that WikiLeaks' efforts to expose government secrets have done a great public service by puncturing a hole in the government's arguments that it needs to keep expanding its bubble of secrecy to keep us safe.
Contact Chris O'Brien at 415-298-0207 or cobrien@mercurynews.com. Follow him on Twitter.com/ sjcobrien or on Facebook at ChrisOBrienJournalist.
Chris O'Brien


Det nordiske samarbeidet mellom landskapsarkitektforeningene ble formalisert under et møte i Skagen i 1969. Temaer som diskuteres er saker vedrørende IFLA, yrkesutøvelsen, det nordiske samarbeidet og felles nordiske initiativer.
NLA overtok sekretariatsfunksjonen etter Sveriges Arkitekter i 2016 og har den fram til 2019.
Den islandske landskapsarkitektforening FILA, ved styreleder Fríða Björg Eðvarðsdóttirinviterte til Nordisk møte 2. november i Foreningen Nordens lokaler i Reykjavik. Representanter fra alle de fem landene var samlet til Nordisk møte. FÍLA har i 2018 feiret 40-årsjubileum, utgikk årbok, islendinger har stukket av med Rosa Barba-prisen og publisert et praktverk om islandsk hagehistorie. En av hovedsakene i møtet var innsamling av materiale til et prosjekt iverksatt av IFLA Europe som handler om hvordan man bygger en «profesjonell anerkjennelse» i de nordiske landene. Hensikten er å produsere et felles nordisk dokument som kan forklare ovenfor IFLA hvorfor profesjonen står såvidt sterkt, selv om vi ikke har en tittelbeskyttelse. Prosjektet drives av IFLA professional practice. NLA var representert ved Mona Vestli og Martin Steinbekken.
The work of Landscape Architects is defined in the Norwegian Plan- and Building Act and the system of pre-approval of competence given in regulations that follows the law.
The establishment of IFLA Europe Resolutions, as an end result of scientific production, started at General assembly in Oslo in 2014. Its objective is to reinforce our General assembly where all delegates give their view on current GA topic. IFLA Europe 2017 Resolution is a joint effort of all IFLA Europe Delegates who gave their views on UnLimited Landscapes. Our Resolution may be used as a powerful tool to help in promoting landscape architecture profession and its recognition.
As you all know, with the objective of achieving both scientific production and visibility with the aim of reinforcing our General Assemblies, where more than 34 National Associations are brought yearly together, the establishment of Resolutions was started in 2014. The aim is that the Conference's theme, together with the GA's delegate's Pecha Kucha, and the IFLA EUROPE Award for that year, are rounded up in a thematic resolution.
Last year's Resolution on Landscape Democracy has been presented at the 8th Conference of the European Landscape Convention organized by the Council of Europe, and can be found both in IFLA EUROPE's and the CoE's web pages. The 2014 Resolution has also been approved at IFLA's World Council at Moscow 2015.
As regards this year's Resolution, it has been worked on during the year: a draft was circulated to all NA for comments during the WC in Moscow, and a final draft is now attached.
As last year, the final version will be finished during the GA, after the Seminar organised by APAP and Pecha Kucha presentations by delegates, by an especially appointed group lead by Christian Tschumi, who we want to thank specially for his work and unrelenting support chairing this project.
IFLA Europe 2014 Resolution on Landscape Democracy has been presented at the 8th Conference of the European Landscape Convention organised by the Council of Europe, and can be found both in IFLA EUROPE's and the CoE's web pages. Last year's Resolution focused on Urban landscapes, understanding cities as landscapes that will provide for opportunities linking the past, the present and the future in order to achieve social justice, sense of place, economic health and ecological integrity.
Draft agenda for General Assembly in Oslo 18-19 Oct 2014.
Invitation to General Assembly in Berlin 21-22 Sept.
Referat /Summary from General Assembly in Berlin 2013, with links til Pecha Kuchaene som ble holdt av de ulike lands delegater.
PAYSMED, portal for landskapsarkitektur i Middelhavsregionen.
IFLA Europe har opprettet en medlemsdatabase som skal fungere både som en ressursdatabase for landskapsarkitekter i Europa, og den skal bidra til å styrke nettverket av landskapsarkitekter i Europa.
IFLA Europe's project "Members' Database" is now fully operational. This project was agreed at the General Assembly of IFLA EUROPE held in Oslo, Norway in October 2014, when the President's´ Council, with the full support of the General Assembly, agreed the need for a more cohesive Federation that is able to provide both its National Associations as well as its members opportunities to develop their capacities at European level.
The creation of the Members' database establishes a completely new working and networking approach inside the Federation, without interfering with the professional databases existing in each country, nor with the relations between members and their NA. On the contrary, it strives to strengthen these by providing members with fuller services at an European level. The MDB (members' database) also works transversally with other projects currently developed in IFLA EU which also strive to strengthen IFLA Europe's services to its members as well as establishing a more cohesive European Federation.
We thank National Associations for their contribution to its development, and especially the Members' Data Base working group, led by Maja Teodorovic with the help of Gertjan Jobse.
IFLA EUROPE will manage the Federate members' database in compliance with the Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC, respecting every country's legislations passed upon the basis established by the previously mentioned directive, specifically articles 7 to 17 regarding consent, treatment, right of access, information, exemptions, restrictions, as well as security and confidentiality, remaining IFLA EUROPE THE EUROPEAN REGION OF IFLA INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS Avenue Louise 149/24 – 1050 Bruxelles - Brussels (Belgium) secretariat@iflaeurope.eu exempt from responsibility from the misuse of a third person, which is outside the control of IFLA EUROPE.
IFLA World Global accord: "Adaptation for a changing world" was ratified at our IFLA EUs General Assembly in Bucharest 2017. IFLA Europe joins the efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, to shrink demands for energy and to advance renewable sources of energy. The profession of landscape architecture can do much to advocate for improved resilience through advancements in public transportation, enhancement of urban canopy and expansion of green infrastructure.
This book has been prepared by IFLA's Immediate Past President, Desiree Martinez, and contains a collection of articles written by the previous IFLA ExCo and everyone that actively contributed to the development of projects during that period, including the World Congresses.
On behalf of the current IFLA ExCo, we would like to express your sincere gratitude to everyone involved on this book and specially to Desiree for her hard work and energy committed to IFLA.
human health, well-being, climate and environment.
FAGUS runs a secretariat with one employee.
Main out-reaching activities are the running of an online counselling service for subscribers, and two major conferences for professionals each year.
chairpersons of those organisations meet as the voting assembly at FAGUS' annual meeting.
There is no external funding of FAGUS, income is based on the online counselling and on profit from conferences.
NLAs representant i European Landscape Convention Group, Birgitte Hellstrøm, har sammenfattet workshop i Malmø den 8.-9.10.2009 i en rapport.
Klikk her for å laste ned rapporten.
The European Heritage Alliance 3.3 is calling on 28 EU Heads of State or Government to ensure that the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018 is supported with adequate financial resources at all levels of governance: from European to national, regional and local.
ICOMOS Norge er den norske avdelingen av International Council on Monuments and Sites. ICOMOS ble dannet i 1965 og er en «non-governmental organization» for fagfolk som arbeider med kulturminnevern. ICOMOS Norge er rådgiver for norske myndigheter i Verdensarvspørsmål. ICOMOS Norge inngår i et internasjonalt nettverk av kulturminneeksperter, der ICOMOS medlemmer er engasjert i kulturminnevern i Europa, Afrika, Asia, Amerika, Oseania og Antarktis. ICOMOS har rollen som rådgiver for UNESCO i spørsmål om verdensarv. UNESCO bistår ellers forvaltere for Verdensarv globalt gjennom sitt Verdensarvsenter. UNESCO er FNs organisasjon for utdanning, vitenskap, kultur og kommunikasjon. Organisasjonens mål er å bidra til fred og trygghet gjennom internasjonalt samarbeid på disse områdene. UNESCO ble opprettet i 1945, og Norge ble medlem i 1946.
Landscape Institute, LI, er foreningen for landskapsarkitekter i Storbritannia. Foreningen utgir magasinet Landscape.
Landscape Institute er like gammel som NLA og fyller 90 år i 2019.
Da kommer de for å feire i Oslo, under vår verdenskongress Common Ground 18.-20. september.
Her skal de blant annet bidra i programmeringen av en egen Paralll sesjon.
Paisajismo www.paisajismoonline.com is a journal devoted exclusively to professional landscape architecture. With only about 6 years of experience, it is an international benchmark. Published bimonthly with 116 pages, it has the international support of leading industry professionals. Throughout it's different sections, it offers news about projects, outdoor spaces, private and public gardens, art and nature, shares stories, and monographs. Paisajismo takes a very rigorous approach in reviewing developments in the landscape industry, using a common language for all professionals involved in the design and construction of urban green spaces.


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Germans agree that the use of renewable energy should be expanded. 93% of the population think that this is important, and for the majority of them it is even very or extremely important.
The vast majority of Germans support the energy transition. This is the result of the survey on the public acceptance of the energy transition carried out by the Renewable Energies Agency (AEE) this year. According to the survey, 93% of the population are in favour of the continuation of the energy transition – 72% think that the expanded use of renewable energy is very or extremely important, and 21% regard it as important.
It is surprising that citizens who live close to renewable energy facilities are especially open to further expansion. 83% of those with a solar farm in their neighbourhood and 69% with wind power plants in their vicinity regard power generation facilities 'in their backyard' as positive. Altogether, 63% of the population welcome such facilities in their neighbourhood.
This is not the case for overhead transmission lines: although 78% say that the expansion of these grids is important, only a small minority welcomes such lines in their vicinity. Only 32% of the respondents are in favour of such lines in their neighbourhood. At 36%, the majority of the population are undecided, while 30% clearly state that they reject such lines.
Apart from the high approval ratings of the expansion of renewables, the German population regards the following further aspects as positive: 81% say that climate protection is the major advantage of renewable energy, and 79% regard 'clean' energy as particularly important to ensure fairness between the generations. The fact that Germany has become less dependent on energy imports from abroad in the course of the energy transition is an important advantage in the eyes of 68% of the population. 59% also believe that the expansion of renewable energy strengthens Germany as a base for business activities.
The high approval ratings of more than 90% have been stable for many years; they show that Germans attach particular importance to climate protection and the energy transition. Since 2007, the representative survey on the level of public acceptance has been carried out by the AEE annually throughout Germany. You can find the results as diagrams on the AEE's website.


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