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The InTech Mission
"To expand the base of talent entering college and pursuing STEM careers."
We support our mission through the following that guide our efforts and development:
Under-represented Outreach
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STEM-focused Programs
As such, all of our extra-curricular and curricular programs are geared towards reinforcing our mission. You can find more information about InTech's mission in the ICHS Charter.
Welcome to the InTech Difference
Take a look at what our graduates had to say!
Zayhetzi Nunez 2017 Alumni
"InTech has impacted my life by allowing me to be myself. I was surrounded by people who I knew would not judge me for being who I am. I was able to develop my leadership skills and actively use them to make a real difference. I was even able to be Student Body President for the school year 2016-2017! That definitely allowed my leadership, and my patience, to grow. I was able to immediately feel the unity and community of the school, especially when I joined it junior year coming from a public high school. I loved my high school experience at InTech!"
Katelynn Hall 2016 Alumni
"It was really great to be able to go to school in such an accepting environment. I made a lot of good friends and lasting relationships. I was also able to learn a lot in classes and clubs beyond STEM that have helped me a lot in college."
Luke Johnson 2017 Alumni
"Being able to attend college classes better prepared me to be a college freshman now. InTech has a very close and friendly environment of students that enhances the learning experience. Also, A+ taught by the Jens himself, is the only class anyone needs to take to be prepared for life!"
David Oliphant 2016 Alumni
"InTech was high school on hard mode, but with a boss fight on normal mode. It made college almost easy! Mr. Ashcroft really made the school for me. Anything imaginable could be made in his engineering classroom. I imagined, and made, a lot in there."
Aiden Wead 2017 Alumni
"InTech helped me to become a hard worker! I learned how to persevere through the work and to feel accomplished at the end of the project. They taught me to think outside the box on challenges we face today."
Our Extracurriculars
We pride ourselves in a welcoming community - with lots of mission-related extracurricular activities that keep our students engaged.
FIRST/Vex Robotics
Technology Student Assocation
FIRST is a Robotics program that provides students with authentic engineering experiences. It also teaches students teamwork, problem solving, and gives them the ability to make their ideas come to life. While building a robot is the main goal, there are also media and business teams that teach students how to approach businesses for fundraising, plan and organize events, and design t-shirts, buttons posters and websites. In January, a video that describes the competition and all the tasks that the robot has to do is released. From that point, the students have six weeks to design, prototype, build and program a successful robot. We then go to the competition and compete against teams from all over the world.
More About Our Robotics Team
InTech conducts a local Intel Science Fair every year. Students select their own projects and complete their project outside of the classroom. Winners of the InTech Science Fair move on to the Ritchey Science Fair, held in Ogden, and are eligible for the Intel International Fair. College scholarships are available to students who successfully compete in the International Fair.
Students can choose to compete in either the science or the engineering section of the fair, depending upon their interests. Pick a topic that interests you, and find out where that curiosity can take you! Whether you are interested in ravioli, computer programming, or Brachiostochrome curves, the Science and Engineering Fair has something for you to discover.
The Technology Student Association (TSA) is a national organization of students engaged in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Open to students enrolled in or who have completed technology education courses, TSA's membership includes over 250,000 middle and high school students in approximately 2,000 schools spanning 48 states. InTech's chapter of TSA meets on Wednesdays after school to work on projects and submissions for the various TSA competitions. Students can compete in categories such as animatronics, children's stories, music production, photography, architecture, engineering, fashion design, video production, coding, web services, video game design and more. State competitions are usually in March and national competitions are usually in June. InTech has sent students to the state competition every year with students moving on to nationals most years. Over the course of the year, students in TSA learn leadership, project management, time management, and other skills that will help them throughout their lives.
Model UN is an organization for high school and college students intended to generate enthusiasm and participation in world events and issues. School teams are assigned countries by the tournament directors and each country has 6 - 8 different committees that address different topics that are currently being debated at the United Nations in New York. Students represent their assigned country as though they were the actual ambassadors of that country to the United Nations. They present their nation's position on the topics for each of their committees in a moderated debate format., and then work with other countries to pass resolutions and bills out of their committees.
InTech has consistently placed high in the tournaments that it has participated in over the past three years, including the Utah State MUN tournament, where numerous individual and team awards have been won. We had a top 5 placing last year at the state tournament.
Our engaging and STEM-focused courses provide a variety of options to excite students.
From CAD to 3D Printing, Design Process to Robotics, and Energy to Engines our Engineering Program gives students real-world skills right out of High School.
Exposing students to various digital medias, photography, videography, animation and more - InTech brings new digital life to the arts!
IT/Networking
Interested in computers, networks, or even just wanted to know how it all works? Our CompTIA and Cisco Certifications make it possible to gain industry certifications in high school.
Environmental Science, Chemistry, and Biology are just some of the sciences at InTech! We are well known for our Science Fair participation and our students learn real skills and processes used in the industry.
Math principles are applicable in nearly every field - and InTech's plethora of math options keep our students engaged. We offer many advanced courses, in addition to utilizing technology to further learning.
Join one of the fastest growing industries, with job options not even yet known that are expected to be available by the time you graduate! Learn how to create your own programs in our Computer Science department.
As a STEM focused school - we utilize various technologies every day in our classes.
Our STEM programs already have a huge assortment of equipment available to them - but at InTech, we go one step further by providing a laptop to each student for their work.
Whether at school or at home, our students have the opportunity to use industry-standard software ranging from Autodesk, Adobe, Microsoft, Cisco and more! Join a new age of education at InTech!
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Homelessness In Rural Areas
Bag ladies and others who gather bottles, cloth, half-used cigarette butts and the like are an all-too-familiar sight in big cities, and they're increasingly evident in rural places as well
*Homelessness in America. It is not just a problem for urban areas, but rural as well. Click the title below for all the photos displayed in the article directly below.
Homeless Don't Inhabit Only Urban America
By Ted Landphair
If Americans look at the homeless around them at all, they see disheveled, sometimes incoherent adults wandering the streets of big cities and passing the night on sidewalks in ratty sleeping bags.
They don't, as often, notice the growing number of entire families on the street - or the thousands and thousands of dispossessed people in rural America. They include many of what's called the "economic homeless," displaced by layoffs and other recent troubles brought on by the recession. The USA Today newspaper recently wrote about an entire tent city of the economically displaced in Pinellas County, Florida.
In Cecil County, Maryland, you'll find the homeless among the 14,000 citizens of Elkton, the county seat, and also living in the woods and under bridges, like the hoboes who huddled around campfires during the Great Depression of the 1930s.
But it is also in Cecil County that you'll find Clairvaux Farm, an 8-hectare (20-acre) spread with a farmhouse, barns, meeting house, chapel, cookhouse and small houses that are home to about 50 of the previously homeless. It's run by a Presbyterian group called Meeting Ground but also receives outside donations of food and money and volunteers by the hundreds from across the nation.
And Meeting Ground is opening a daytime-only center in Elkton that will offer showers, food and friendship to those people from the woods.
Not everyone in Cecil County is thrilled about this. As the Elkton newspaper wrote recently, "No one wants people asking for handouts at shopping centers. We'd all like to see the makeshift tents disappear. [But] short of issuing every homeless person a one-way bus ticket out of town, there is no easy way to 'just get rid of them.'"
The paper applauded Meeting Ground's ministry to the homeless and its efforts to teach people job and interviewing skills.
Meeting Ground Director Carl Mazza, a minister who himself had no home as a teenager, says homeless people's stay at Clairvaux Farm lasts an average two months while they get their dignity back and re-enter what he calls the "human community." They don't have to be society's lone wolves, fending for themselves, he says. And their children can be warm, welcome and safe.
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A bronze sculpture depicting Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and Seaman by Stanley Wanlass, sometimes called End of the Trail, is installed in Seaside, Oregon, United States. The memorial was installed in 1990 and marks the end of the Lewis and Clark Trail. According to the National Park Service, the "End of the Trail Lewis and Clark Commemorative Statue" honors the Corps of Discovery and Lewis and Clark Expedition.

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Leominster, Massachusetts | Joel H. Schwartz, P.C.
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Two short sea shipping operators, UK-based MacAndrews and German Oldenburg-Portugiesische Dampfschiffs-Rhederei (OPDR), have launched a new weekly liner service between North Europe and the Iberian Peninsula.
With the introduction of the new winter schedule, the companies decided to set up the liner service called "Portugal & South Spain" service (POSS) which sails to the ports of Tilbury, Dunkirk, Rotterdam, Leixoes, Setubal, Lisbon, Algeciras and Cartagena on a weekly basis.
Three short sea container vessels with a capacity of 700 TEU each, operated by OPDR, are deployed on the POSS service. The container slots on all vessels are equally divided between MacAndrews and OPDR.
Both OPDR and MacAndrews are subsidiaries of the French CMA CGM Group.
Posted on November 17, 2015 with tags Iberian Peninsula, North Europe, POSS service.


This learning exercise belongs to a four-part resource that gathers information from data tables to calculate percentages. The page introduces one problem and shares an explanation to the answer.
The worksheet belongs to a four-part resource that applies percentages to data tables. The page has three practice problems that continues with the development of this topic.
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This resource is the last of a four-part series that practices calculating percents based on data represetned in tables. This page has four multiple choice problems that analyze the data tables to answer a question.


This article being updated to include videos of FSA takfiri bombings of Syrian hospitals. Hospitals have names.
Again, this report is updated to include a report quoting Syria's Permanent Representative to the UN, emphatically stating that MSF has no legal right to be in his country, and that it is there acting as operatives of French intelligence.
Author's Note: This article was begun in November. It is now being published in response to the NGO MSF new onset of malicious propaganda against Syria, in response to the Syrian Arab Army's recent liberation of towns in Aleppo governate, which had been under terrorist siege for 3-1/2 years. MSF is not in Syria, and has never been in Syria.
On 21 November, NGO Nobel Laureate, Medicins Sans Frontieres (MSF) issued a statement suggesting that its hospital, near Damascus, had been bombed by aerial strikes, on 19 November, mid-afternoon, by an unknown number of staccato-dropped missiles. MSF alleged two fatalities, 13 injuries. The wishing-to-remain-anonymous director of the "Erbin" makeshift/hospital is quoted about the chaos, drama, and double drama of the event, including that two medics had been injured, one requiring a miraculously successful "open chest surgery," amidst the rubble-infused disarray.
Below its statement of being appalled by the uncorroborated missiles attack, the Laureate adds an interesting plausible deniability disclaimer: "MSF operates six medical facilities in the north of Syria and directly supports more than 100 health posts and field hospitals throughout the country…These are mostly makeshift facilities with no MSF staff present, where MSF provides both material support and distance training to help the Syrian medics cope…".
The medical implications of this statement are nothing less than staggering: Has there been a medical breakthrough in quantum physics, the knowledge of which the MSF is hording? Is the MSF engaging in psychic surgeries? Has the MSF learned the application of the Vulcan mind meld, distance-ly?
MSF also was not "appalled" when, on 13 August, a vehicle was detonated near the al Assad Hospital, in Latakia, with the intention of destroying it.
Too many US Americans have become inured to our politicians lying to us. We settle into our comfort zones, and sometimes choose our partisan teams. When State Department press liaison, Jen Psaki, admitted that Syria's UN ambassador, H.E. al Ja'afari, had been censored from his Town Hall Meetings, via restriction of his movements, there was no public outrage, nor media condemnation of the hypocrisy of the country bombing the world into democracy. Few are concerned by US government sponsored media propaganda that the RuAF is now, also,flying around, bombing hospitals whose existence is not proven. Fewer still, become concerned when the new State Department liaison, John Kirby, publicly — and in hissy-fit fashion — refuses to cite a single source — though one may justifiably conclude one of the sources to be the physician the State Department has Aladdin's magic carpet on speed dial, ready to smuggle him out of the SAR, and into secret meetings of the UNSC (see the section, "Abracadabra").
Please do flunk the gullibility test.
*This reputed hospital was installed without permission of the Syrian government by the French so-called Doctors without Borders, which is a branch of French intelligence services operating in Syria. They assume all consequences of this act because they did not consult with the Syrian government.
NB : This author is a professional nurse, whose apartment contains a stethoscope, a small first aid kit, some hydrogen peroxide, and enough Chlorox bleach to mix a Dakin's Solution. This apartment remains an apartment, nonetheless, and could not be transformed into a "hospital" even if MSF were to send some gauze bandages.
The author also continues to ask the State Department's favorite, affluent, NGO, SAMS, to please release the video that was secretly shown to a select few, at a secret UNSC meeting, 16 April 2015.
From a report from December 2015.
Hizb killed some US/EU funded and armed terrorists, in #Arsal .
'Abu Firas al-Jubba' identified as a leader in Jabhat Nusra or Nusra Front (aka al-Qaeda Levant) was killed in his car with a missile fired by a group of Hizbullah fighters in al-Khail Valley, Arsal Plains earlier today.


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How long is it since you've sat on the lawn and made a daisy chain?
I hope its not too long....and maybe if it is, you'll find time this year to do just that...whether by yourself or with someone else.
I remember sitting with my sister making them when we were little - but I always got frustrated as she had nails and so could split the stems, but I used to bite my nails so couldn't ever do it!
I think with these large daisies in the photos from our garden, even without nails, I'd have been able to do it! And think what a great big chain I could have made!
These daisies have multiplied so much. I hardly remember us having any before - but this year, they seem to just be happy showing their smiling faces to the sunshine.
I have some friends coming round for lunch tomorrow so I have some daisies for the table and also some in the napkin rings. Don't think we'll be making daisy chains however....but you never know!!!


This recipe is a take on Rice Krispy Treats. My kids loved making Smores when we were camping or they were on a Cub Scout outing. So I figured why not figure out a way to bring the great taste of the outdoors, into the comfort of our home. They are easy and taste terrific!!
Melt marshmallows, the chocolate chips, corn syrup and butter over low heat. Remove from heat. Stir in vanilla.
Pour over cereal in bowl. Stir until well coated. Using buttered spatula or wax paper evenly press mixture into 13 x 9 pan. Refrigerate, Cut into 2 -inch squares.
In microwave-safe bowl heat chocolate chips, corn syrup and butter on HIGH for 30 seconds, stir, keep heating in 30 second intervals stir after each time. This process should not take more than 3 minutes total. Stir until melted & smooth. Add vanilla, stir. Follow Step 3 above.
Note: For best results, use fresh marshmallows.


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using gaxgrpc = Google.Api.Gax.Grpc;
using lro = Google.LongRunning;
using wkt = Google.Protobuf.WellKnownTypes;
using grpccore = Grpc.Core;
using moq = Moq;
using st = System.Threading;
using stt = System.Threading.Tasks;
using xunit = Xunit;

namespace Google.Cloud.AppEngine.V1.Tests
{
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    public sealed class GeneratedVersionsClientTest
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        public void GetVersionRequestObject()
        {
            moq::Mock<Versions.VersionsClient> mockGrpcClient = new moq::Mock<Versions.VersionsClient>(moq::MockBehavior.Strict);
            mockGrpcClient.Setup(x => x.CreateOperationsClient()).Returns(new moq::Mock<lro::Operations.OperationsClient>().Object);
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                View = VersionView.Full,
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SUMMER SAVING; Do you know how much water you are using on a daily basis?
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Save water this summer and do your bit for the environment.
Saving water is critical during the long summer months and families can conserve water in many different ways. From making simple everyday changes to purchasing water efficient appliances, its easy to save water and protect our local environment.
The first step in reducing water use is change the way we do carry out daily activities, such as turning off the tap while brushing your teeth, taking shorter showers, making sure to run full loads in the dishwasher and washing machine, fixing leaks right away, and watering the lawn or plants just enough to keep them healthy.
The second step is to make hardware changes by replacing old, water wasting faucets, showerheads and toilets to more efficient models and eco-friendly options.
In most cases the bathroom and kitchen areas are the largest users of water and something as simple as a dripping tap or leaking toilet can waste thousands of litres per year!
Here are some examples of outlets with high water use;
Showers – using an average shower time of 8 minutes, electric and power showers can use anything from 100 to 120 litres of water. Simple and easy to install without compromising on performance, our low flow showerheads can reduce this by 60%. Buy a shower timer and monitor your use – A timer on your shower is an effective way to reduce showering times. Shorter shower times is a great way to use less water and energy.
Cisterns – standard at 9 or 12 litres a flush. That's is lot of water to flush down the toilet, however if you install a water displacement bag you will save 3 litres of water every time you flush.
Taps – bathroom and kitchen taps can dispense huge volumes of water per minute which not only wastes water but also energy to heat the water. Install water saving aerators for as little as €4.50 each and save upto 50% at the sink.
Urinals – can flush every 5 to 15 minutes automatically depending on the setting and can use as much as 1500 litres per day, every day! Go Waterless with the Smart Retrofit System and save 100% of water immediately.
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Toilet leaks – worn, old and poorly made toilet flappers can leak undetected, allowing water to continuously flow down the drain. Dye tables are used to identify leaks and can save thousands of gallons of water annually.
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On tap: A short history of Irish water charges
The Irish Times – Saturday, April 21, 2012. Harry McGee
The first serious blow against domestic charges was struck shortly after Fianna Fáil came to power in 1977. Its manifesto in that election had promised to abolish domestic rates, and it came good on the promise in the budget of early 1978. Deprived of this funding, local authorities became dependent on a central government fund and were described by critics as "toothless".
In 1985, the then tánaiste, Dick Spring of Labour (pictured), partially reversed the decision when he facilitated the introduction of a local-authority domestic-service levy.
But in 1985, when local authorities tried to reintroduce water charges, they encountered varying degrees of opposition, at its most concerted in Dublin. Dublin Corporation and county council eventually decided not to reintroduce the domestic service and water charges, leaving an anomaly between the capital and the rest of the country, where everyone else was paying water charges.
The issue re-emerged in 1994 when Dublin County Council was split into three. A fresh attempt was made to introduce water charges in Fingal, South Dublin and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown county-council areas. A campaign opposing the charge continued for more than two years, involving disconnections and court cases, some of which were successfully appealed.
The decisive moment came in 1996, when a byelection was held in Dublin West following the death of Brian Lenihan snr. While his son Brian, who has also since died, won the seat, he was only a hair's breadth ahead of Joe Higgins, who stood as an anti-water-charge candidate and polled 23 per cent of first preferences.
In that byelection, the Labour candidate Michael O'Donovan got less than 4 per cent of the vote, and it was widely thought that then environment minister Brendan Howlin's decision to abolish water charges (which were then flat charges) was in response to the byelection defeat.
He did so despite a report prepared for his department by consultants KPMG that recommended the introduction of meters.
Between then and last year's general election, Labour has opposed water charges. In the Dáil debate on the Water Services Bill (which was long-fingered) Eamon Gilmore, then Labour's environment spokesman, said: "The legislation is a thinly disguised attempt to privatise the water supply. Going hand in hand with that is a formula to get around the 1997 Act and reintroduce water charges by another name, be that a rent for the meter or a straight-up charge. It is our duty as an opposition to oppose this legislation."
It sounds very like the argument currently being used by opponents of Irish Water.
The Green Party did want water to be metered but could not convince Fianna Fáil to include it in their programme for government in 2007. However, it was included in the revised programme in 2009. Subsequently, the introduction of meters formed part of the memorandum of understanding agreed with the troika in late 2010.
In its programme for government the Fine Gael and Labour coalition also stated that its objective was to install water meters in every household in Ireland.
For Labour, that represented a change, given the party had opposed the charges in opposition.
Ireland is the only country in the OECD in which households do not pay directly for the water they use.
The Irish Times – Saturday, April 21, 2012. Harry McGee,
This can be traced to a series of populist political fudges by successive governments. The first was when Fianna Fáil abolished domestic rates in 1978 without coming up with an alternative model. Seven years later, in 1985, the then tánaiste, Dick Spring, introduced a local-service levy, which included a water charge. Water charges were abolished again in December 1996 by environment minister Brendan Howlin, widely seen as a political move to block anti-tax candidates in a forthcoming election.
Since then, the only domestic users who have paid for water are those in group water schemes. For the rest of us, the water is paid for from general taxes.
In a paper for the World Bank in 2002, Sue Scott of the ESRI wrote about the effect of this: "Under an 'absent hand', a generation of people is growing up without realising that water is expensive to deliver."
THE PAST WEEK has shown that water is still a highly political issue.
Because water is not free as most people believe. In 2010 water services cost the State €1.2 billion to run, with operational costs of €715 million and capital expenditure of more than €500 million
The Government's plan to set up Irish Water and to install meters in a million households is fraught with political risk. The public has a strong aversion to any new taxes, particularly in a period of cutbacks when many households are struggling financially, and so soon after a household charge, or property tax, was introduced.
But there are many other problems. It is a double taxation, say the critics, who contend that water is already paid for by income tax and other taxes.
The United Left Alliance has already portrayed Irish Water as a Trojan horse for privatisation. Fianna Fáil has predicted it could lead to the loss of 1,600 jobs in local authorities.
And, in communication terms, Minister for the Environment Phil Hogan and Taoiseach Enda Kenny have refused to publicly discuss the price or free allowances of water. All that's really known is that there will be a fixed annual charge of about €40.
Earlier in the week the Government struggled with the pricing issue: Enda Kenny said households would have to pay for meters but that their installation would be free. Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore said no decision had been made on how water meters would be paid for, while the Department of the Environment said the buying and installing of meters would have to be paid for. There was little clarification as the week went on.
Within the Coalition the issue could become a political embarrassment. It's hardly a year since Labour Ministers, including Brendan Howlin and Eamon Gilmore, were opposing water charges hammer and tongs. The smaller Coalition party will be reminded of this constantly, and it will be painted as a political "flip-flop".
In practical terms, to have more than a million meters installed by 2014 is as likely as Ireland winning a dozen gold medals at the London Olympics. Charges have to be introduced by 2014, which means if there are delays, a significant number of households will be charged on an "assessed" basis – that is, the charge will estimated based on the number of people in a home, and the size of the house.
And now it appears that a third of houses eligible for water rates will always have to pay a flat charge, because their properties are not suitable for the installation of meters, according to the executive manager at Dublin City Council, Tom Leahy. This is because the houses share supply pipes with neighbours or their water supply from the mains enters the house under their back gardens.
As the household charge has demonstrated, people have deep antipathy to flat taxes, which make no distinction between thrifty people and spendthrifts.
The presence of meters in group water schemes is one of the reasons water charges have been accepted with hardly a murmur of complaint by a generation of rural households that makes up 8 per cent of the population. In these cases, the voluntary nature of the groups leads to strong "buy-in" and is another persuasive factor.
So what can the Government learn from rural water schemes? Well, in most of these cases, metering works, and works well. Those who run the rural schemes believe that standing, or fixed, charges will fail, because they don't encourage conservation. They also argue that meters should be paid for by customers upfront.
But they also point out that their schemes are predominantly rural and and run by local communities and by voluntary committees. That gives them a moral persuasion that central government can never have.
In his role as national policy adviser for the National Federation of Group Water Schemes, representing about 370 groups, Sean Clerkin has drawn on his own experience – and his initial shock at having to pay for water – to convince others of the merits of charges. There is almost no scheme that is not metered nowadays.
As his colleague in the federation Brian McDonald says: "We realised from the beginning that [meters] were the fairest and most equitable way of paying for water. If there is a widow on her own paying a flat-rate charge, where's the fairness or equity in that? She is subsidising the bigger user."
Clerkin zealously gives The Irish Times a tour of another large scheme in Co Monaghan: the Glaslough and Tyholland scheme, catering for 700-plus households. The source for the scheme is Emy Lough, and there is a treatment works on its shore, which was designed, built and is operated by the French company Veolia. In the plant, there's a demonstration sink with four taps, each producing water at different stages: raw; filtered; after ozone treatment; and final. The colour changes from brownish to clear.
Committee members David Wright, Padge McKenna and Nuala Murphy describe how about half of the households stay within their free water limit, while most others pay between €50 and €100 a year. However, there is an annual Government subsidy of up to €400 per household.
In Tydavnet, says Clerkin, there is a basic free allocation; the average two-adult, two-child family will pay about €100. The bill is sent out in March each year, and if it is paid by the end of the month there is a 20 per cent reduction. About 96 per cent pay within that first month.
And what of those who refuse to pay? "On two occasions in the past 28 years we have had to bring the digger to the roadside. Our board and management have the power to waive, but we use common sense. If somebody is in difficulty, we will give them time to pay it, but we will insist they pay it in time. We don't want to give anybody the impression that it is free," says Clerkin. Both Clerkin and McDonald believe metering works, both in terms of equity and in conserving water. They also argue that the cost per cubic litre must not be too low, and they do not favour the Government's proposals for a standing charge, not linked to usage, which they say is a disincentive.
"If you give it away too cheaply, people won't have any regard for it," says Clerkin.
"If there's a flat-rate charge and no metering where's the incentive to turn off a tap? Our emphasis is to put all the water being used on the meter and not have a standing charge. Our view is that the Government should consider giving people the option of paying for the meter upfront. In Arva, Co Cavan, a new scheme was introduced five years ago with meters. There was also a decent charging regime, and the consumption dropped by 55 per cent."
Watersavingproducts.ie – Help Households Reduce Their Water Consumption and Save
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Water & Energy Saving Household Kit could save upto 50% of water in the home.
Online retailer Watersavingproduct.ie launch their water & energy saving household kit on the consumer show (with Eddie Hobbs) to be aired next Tuesday on RTE 1 at 8.30pm.
Watersavingproducts.ie is the online store of Smart Energy Systems Ltd, a leading water & energy saving company, committed to helping households save money on water & energy in a number of ways . The water & energy saving household kit for households includes everything from leak detection tablets to showerhead savers to toilet displacement bags and faucet aerators. The kits even includes a shower timer to help move along those teenagers!
This project came about as a result of works carried out by Smart Energy Systems for Dublin City Council on some of their Regeneration Projects around Dublin. The company details were passed on to one of the researchers for The Consumer Show, who contacted the Smart Energy Systems office in Ennis.
As part of a feature on water savings for the Consumer Show, Smart Energy System installed a number of water saving products in a three bed semi'd in Artane, Co. Dublin.
We initially visited the house about a month ago, where we carried out an audit on the house to see what water saving devices could be fitted both inside the home and in the garden, said Michael Lyons, Smart Energy Systems Director. A new water meter was then installed by Dublin City Council.
The water meter was monitored over a 2 week period to get an idea of the family's water consumption before Smart Energy Systems returned to the house and installed the suitable water saving products while it was recorded and discussed with Eddie Hobbs. The products installed, included a Water Saving Showerhead, A Shower Timer, Faucet Aerators on the Taps, Cistern Displacement Units in the Toilets along with a Rain Water Butt outside.
The water meter has been monitored since these water saving products were installed and the savings on water along with all the information on the Water & Energy Saving Household Kits will be discussed next Tuesday Evening on the Consumer Show at 8.30 pm on RTE 1.
All of the products featured in the show can be purchased online at their new online store www.watersavingproducts.ie
Smart Energy Systems also provide products to the commercial sector such as the Smart Waterless Urinal currently shortlisted for the 2012 Green Product Award and which has been installed in the Aviva Stadium and retrofitted in Thomond Park. Other products include water saving showerheads, urinal controllers, push taps and aerators all capable of achieveing cost savings of over 50% – great savings for any company.
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Irish Times – Prospect of €780 water meter fee
HARRY McGEE, Political Correspondent, Irish Times.
Households will pay an average of €39 per annum over 20 years to cover the cost of the loan from the National Pension Reserve Fund to install water meters in one million Irish homes.
Government sources confirmed yesterday the cost per household, based on the size of the NPRF loan, would work out at about €780, but that the cost would be levied as a standing charge over a period of two decades, in much the same way as such charges are already imposed by other utilities such as the ESB and Bord Gáis.
However, it was stressed that the ultimate decision on the size of the annual standing charge would be a decision for the Commission for Energy Regulation, which will be dealing with the new water metering service.
It will not be in a position to make any deliberation until the new water company had begun its operations.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny confirmed yesterday that householders would pay for the cost of the meters but that the cost would not be an upfront one. Charges are to become operable in early 2014.
"Obviously when you provide water meters somebody has to pay for them. We've made absolutely no decision about this. Any charge will . . . be the absolute minimum because of the difficulties that are involved here," Mr Kenny said.
The clarification came ahead of today's Cabinet meeting, where Minister for the Environment Phil Hogan will bring a memo setting out an implementation plan for installing water meters nationwide in time for water charges to be introduced in early 2014.
He will also bring proposals to set up the new utility company, Irish Water, on a transitional basis. It will replace the functions currently performed by 34 local authorities.
Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore said today no decision had been made on water meter charges.
Speaking on his way into Government Buildings for a Cabinet meeting, Mr Gilmore said pricing arrangements and proposals for setting up a water company have yet to be discussed by the Government.
He said the Cabinet would discuss the establishment of the Irish Water Company.
In the previous 24 hours the Government had struggled to clear up confusion surrounding the pricing model. Mr Kenny had said that households would have to pay for meters but their installation would be free.
The Taoiseach said yesterday that as many as 2,000 jobs would be created through the installation of water meters in the State. He also set out what will be a key plank of the Government's strategy in its efforts to persuade the public of the need for efficient water management systems by saying "water was one of the most precious commodities".
Government sources said last night that, in general, no charge would be applied until water meters were installed. However, it is unlikely that all one million homes will have meters in place by the end of next year.
The sources said households that have no meters installed will pay an "assessed charge" based on the metered charges paid by comparable metered properties. This system will be applied to the approximately 350,000 households that will not be metered because it would be too costly or too logistically difficult.
Minister for Finance Michael Noonan said no formal decision had been taken yet over who would take over the running of the State's water and that it would be "premature" to be speculating what costs would be involved for consumers.
"I see meters as the friend of the householder and friend of business, as they'll prevent people from paying for water that's wasted," he said.
Fianna Fáil environment spokesman Niall Collins described the handling of water metering as the "latest fiasco" at the Department of the Environment.
"The lack of any clear answer from Ministers over the last 24 hours on the question of whether or not households will be asked to pay for a water meter proves one thing: this Government has no meaningful strategy on water reform."
"Already we are seeing worrying similarities with the communications disaster that surrounded the household charge," he said.
Sinn Féin's Aengus Ó Snodaigh and Brian Stanley criticised the handling of the issue, as well as the potential costs for householders. The party is opposed to the charge.
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- What happened with the email?
- The one you got when you were at the cafe, that night, Friday.
- From the Israelis. Yes, I remember now.
- You didn't know if it was real.
- Yes. It was real.
- There's a story behind it. Where are you guys going? The whole staff of the cafe is right here on this corner, on the other side of the city. Great to see you all.
- We have a minute, or two.
- I'll be fast. The theory, the best I have, why Israel turned friendly comes from a guard at the Central European University. He said Israel likes me now because I'm fighting the American Embassy.
- That's still going on?
- Yes. It's getting worse.
- Last week I visited the office of the President of the University one more time, a former Ambassador himself, and friend of the current Ambassador to Hungary, and left a message for him to try once more to get the Embassy to answer my emails and stop forbidding me to enter the Embassy.
- They forbid you to enter the Embassy?
- That has to be against the law.
- Mr. Miller! You can't go in.
- I can't go in? It's gratifying you know my name. I don't know yours. What is your name, what is your job exactly?
- Mr. Miller, this is not a joke. You didn't RSVP, so you may not be admitted.
- I am on the guest list.
- No you are not.
- Yes I am. Go check it out. I was placed on it this morning in person before my very eyes. I am an eye witness to the truth of my statement.
- I don't have time for this. Come back in 15 minutes and we can discuss it.
- No, I'm not interested. Thanks anyway.
- So they forbid you to enter the University?
- Yes. I'd noticed the extra security guards, not the University guards who all know me and discuss politics with me, the one's guarding the visiting diplomats, were looking at me strangely, were staring at me, in fact, so that was explained now.
- Why did they do it?
- Why did this University, founded by George Soros, and his Open Society Institute, forbid me entrance?
- Yes. Open Society Institute!
- Later in the afternoon, seeing the long face of one of the friendly University guards, I asked her what was wrong.
- They told us not to let you in the building.
- I'm in the building now.
- Before, while the congress was going on.
- Yes, I know about it.
Then another friendly University guard offered the explanation: the American Ambassador had been there, and the Embassy was behind my banishment from Open Society.
- Wow. You really think so? The American Embassy stopped you entering the University to stop you talking with the Ambassador?
- Why not? They already block me from the Embassy.
- What about Israel then? Are they going to let you go there?
- It looks like it. That same last guard, it was his theory that the Israelis are watching me like the Americans, and they, being tough guys, like that I am a tough guy too and defy the Americans.
- But what did you do? All you did was try to visit the Embassy, your own Embassy, and when they didn't let you, wrote about them. And you say yourself almost no one reads what you write.
- No but the American Embassy is my most dedicated reader.
- The site records their visits. They don't hide.
- They want you to know they are reading.
- And I want them to know I know.
- But you'll be able to go to Israel.
- Then good luck. See you at the cafe.


Paging P. Diddy. There was a white party and no one invited you.
OK, it wasn't that kind of white party. Instead, on last night's episode of Top Chef Masters, the final four contestants were charged with catering a Dîner en Blanc, which is kind of like the James Bond of meals, that is, if 007 had a website and multiple Twitter accounts. Still, there's something fun about a "secret" international pop-up picnic, for the attendants at least. Less fun for those stuck worrying if the terrines they made yesterday mushed up by mealtime.
With just four chefs left, a paired-up Quickfire was no surprise. They drew knives, putting buddies Patricia Yeo and Chris Cosentino on one team, and Kerry Heffernan and Lorena Garcia on the other. For each team, Yeo and Garcia were on the "pantry" side, fetching ingredients and equipment and doing prep work for their teammates who were on the "hot line," (did anyone else sing the song in their heads for the next hour?) actually making the dishes.
After tasting the dishes, Avello said the most refreshing, honest thing we've ever heard a guest judge say on this show -- that he was honored to taste the food of such amazing chefs and had no place complaining about any of it. (Right. On. Finally! Why do these guests judges suddenly act like they're Alan Richman?) But he had a favorite, and that was Heffernan's shrimp farfalle -- a dish that carried the weight of Garcia's seared salmon with rice that didn't make the plate.
No more immunity, though, nor should there be. There shouldn't have been last week either. This is the final four. Time for a high stakes Elimination Challenge, which came in the form of the aforementioned Dîner en Blanc. This was no picnic -- pun intended. Each chef had to design a three-course menu for 75 diners, but the real challenge was coming up with something that could be cooked ahead, refrigerated overnight, then served cold the next day and still taste dynamite.
Some chefs fared better at this than others. Namely, Heffernan embraced the chill factor and served a cold cauliflower soup, (though not without name-dropping Hillary Clinton, from whom he got the recipe) a haricot vert and orzo pesto salad and grilled chicken and kielbasa, all of which impressed not only the judges but Aymeric Pasquier and Sandy Safi, decesdants of the Dîner en Blanc founders.
Yeo based her menu on the silk route's Marco Polo, who traveled from Venice to China, which told a lovely culinary story considering the meal was staged at the Venetian hotel. But she didn't think hard enough about how her dishes would taste the next day, and as such, her daikon salad, spiced bison and curried cauliflower just didn't cut it. "I wish I could have served you yesterday," she repeatedly told the judges. Well, that sadly missed the point.
At the judges table, Ruth Reichl, James Oseland, Francis Lim and the ever-dreamy Curtis Stone ooh'ed and aww'ed over Heffernan -- seriously, not one ounce of criticism -- but for reasons not completely known, gave the win to Cosentino and his fabulous pâté. Garcia skated by, perhaps because diners were practically licking each others' faces for one last taste of her jalapeno chocolate mousse, but sadly, Yeo and her side of stale bread were let go.
Soon it will be finale time, with only two contestants making the cut this time around. Who will it be? Predictions? Let us know in the comments.


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Russia confuses taste with justice
There is a peculiarity that is pervasive in Russian society: social appeals to a repressive government to uphold one's personal standards of taste are normal. Even 'liberals' confound taste with politics, says journalist Anna Arutunyan. So the moral indignation about theater director Serebrennikov's 'pornographic' plays or the attacks on film director Uchitel for his 'blasphemous' movie Matilda on the tsar's mistress prompt the state to undertake oppressive measures. Thus artists end up behind bars on fabricated allegations.
Fans of theater director Serebrennikov gathered in his support at the Gogol Center after police razzia's in may 2017
by Anna Arutunyan
Many years ago during the relatively liberal period of the Medvedev regency, the political dissident writer and sometimes freedom fighter Eduard Limonov told me in an interview that his main criticism of Dmitry Medvedev and Vladimir Putin was that they were 'banal'.
Coming from a punk politician like Limonov, it appeared, to my mind, that the problem could have been easily rectified with some imaginative esthetics – have the president and prime minister don leather jackets, smoke in public, quote Derrida, or do something else interesting and extravagant, like appear clothed in the imperial garb of Byzantine rulers. Or at least pick up a Kalashnikov, get on a motorcycle, and go fight for a just cause, like Limonov himself had once done in the Balkans. That latter point was, to an extent, made real with Putin's inspiration of thousands of volunteers to go fight alongside separatists in East Ukraine in just such a fashion, which could have been the reason why Limonov eventually became quite supportive of the Putin regime: perhaps for him, the Kremlin's annexation of Crimea and the intervention in East Ukraine redeemed it from banality.
I didn't ask Limonov then to elaborate on what he meant, but I probably should have. Because today, in the wake of the arrest of theater director Kirill Serebrennikov on embezzlement charges and the ongoing and violent harassment over Alexei Uchitel's controversial film, Matilda, the exchange exposed an important component of political repression in Russia: taste.
Jump from taste to force
The collusion of taste with politics is nothing new, nor inherently Russian: recall the vilification of 'degenerate art' in Nazi Germany. But there are reasons that it crops up, and then props up, authoritarian regimes – it is strikingly easy and comfortable for human beings to conflate things we like with beauty, truth and justice. Matters of personal taste frequently transform in our minds into matters of moral condemnation – to understand how this works and how common it is, consider the woman's skirt: its length can be considered a matter of taste, but when one wants to impose one's taste upon others, religion and morality are deployed to turn it into a categorical imperative.
Such thinking can be found in all camps: from Russia's religious conservatives and Kremlin imperialists, to the liberal intelligentsia, even to America's alt-right. The danger is that once you make the jump from taste to moral condemnation, you are just one step away from the need to deploy force , upon which a government holds a monopoly.
This is what is currently happening in Russia, although Russian authoritarianism is by far not unique. The dramas unfolding around Kirill Serebrennikov and Alexei Uchitel – dramas in which people go to prison and are threatened with real violence – revolve around a pattern of thinking that remains pervasive in Russian society: social appeals to a repressive government to uphold one's standards of taste are normal.
Parliamentarian Poklonskaya (here at 9 May parade) is a fan of tsar Nicholas and protests against Matilda
In the case of Uchitel's film, Matilda, people are upset by the portrayal of a tsar in the context of something as earthly as a sexual affair. In the case of Serebrennikov, a great deal of people are upset by risqué avant-garde theater replacing the old. Issues of personal taste are exacerbated until they become fodder for moral condemnation.
In 2012, for instance, Serebrennikov made himself many enemies because he was appointed head of Gogol Theater by the Moscow city government. The dependence of Russian theater on government financing in and of itself makes it vulnerable to persecution over matters of taste, but that is an obvious point. Another obvious point is that the previous cadre of the old Gogol Theater was justifiably upset over losing their jobs.
What is less obvious is how and why cultural figures who were otherwise opponents of government repression deployed the issue of taste in appealing to the government directly to stop what they called Serebrennikov's 'takeover'. Here is an excerpt from an open letter in which they laid out their concerns over Serebrennikov: 'Appointing K. S. Serebrennikov, who calls on taking down the principles of the Stanislavsky system and who renounces Russian psychological theater, as artistic director, is a powerful blow [that will] lead to the death of Russian theater'.
Conservative backlash
While the theater troop being replaced by Serebrennikov and their supporters had many reasons to be upset, they specifically cited an issue of theatrical taste, as if upholding the Stanislavsky system was an obvious categorical imperative in and of itself that the government should come in and defend, with guns, if necessary. They probably did not mean for Serebrennikov to wind up behind bars, but the conservative backlash against Serebrennikov could not have failed to play a role in his arrest five years later on the pretext of financial irregularities.
As my former colleague and playwright Natalia Antonova wrote of the motivations behind the flood of complaints in the wake of Serebrennikov's takeover: 'Perhaps what's happening to Gogol Centre today is connected to that old actors' rebellion, a rebellion that was cultural at its heart: regressive conservatism in dusty stage wigs against the experimental, often jarring, even frightening nature of modern theatre. This kind of conservatism is currently winning on all fronts in Russia, so why not at Gogol Centre?'
Once a critical mass of moral condemnation has been attained, the next step is tactical: how is the wrongdoer to be persecuted for the transgression of taste or morality? The Kremlin does not exactly want to become Iran or Saudi Arabia and impose an outright theocracy; it does not want to stoop down to having show trials over nudity or the length of skirts. But in the last years there has been a tendency to pass new, ever more restrictive legislation.
Affronts against taste are not a crime in Russia, but there are any number of crimes under the criminal code that virtually any Russian can be found guilty of – from insults against religious feeling or blasphemy to financial sloppiness.
This allows any number of righteously indignant groups outraged over matters of taste to abuse laws and punish transgressors for things which are not technically a crime. It is not a crime to not be liked by someone, but say a group really, really wants to go after that person – in Russia's murky legal system, they have any number of laws to do so.
Suddenly, artistic content that can be criticized on issues of taste – such as Uchitel's depiction of Czar Nicholas II love affair with a ballerina – becomes the subject of criminal persecution. Conservative lawmakers including Natalia Poklonskaya, the young former attorney general of Crimea, have targeted Uchitel for an assortment of crimes – from financial irregularities to blasphemy – but it is the fact that they are all different and inconsistent that points to Uchitel's real transgression in the eyes of his detractors, which is a crime against taste. That, in and of itself, is not punishable under Russian law – but many other things are, so let's use them!
Harbinger of absolutism
This pattern of using the law to punish a transgression that is not covered by the criminal code is common and should not surprise: it stands behind most politically-motivated persecutions, from Mikhail Khodorkovksy to Pussy Riot, whose crime of dancing on a church alter was such a violent affront to good taste that the Kremlin later had tailor-made legislation criminalizing blasphemy introduced just for such cases. It is also by far not unique to Russia.
But the insidious thing about the conflation of taste and justice is that it isn't just the nationalists and conservatives and morally bankrupt Kremlin officials who use it to abuse authority. It is that virtually everyone can do it when we don't like something. The Kremlin may be acting on it and weaponizing it to police its citizens, but the drive to appeal to the absolute to justify our transient wants and likes largely comes from below, only later metastasizing into moral panics and repressive governments.
Liberal Muscovites call this 'Sobyanin-kitsch'
Consider what happens when a similar logic is deployed by people with good intentions, who would balk at the very idea of politically-motivated repression. It would be a far cry to suggest that members of the liberal camp would ever consciously want to jail someone over a matter of taste. But even in their case, the logic of transforming an issue of personal taste into one of moral condemnation is ever present.
For instance, this summer, Moscow was in the throes of a renovation campaign that had uprooted city roads as concrete was replaced with brickwork, grassy patches and trees, and pedestrian lanes were expanded to accommodate hipsters and outdoor cafes. Once again, there were many things wrong with this campaign – from the fact that mayor Sobyanin and City Hall didn't really consult with residents to the inefficient use of funds, time, and space, not to mention possible corruption – but the issue that really roiled Muscovites was taste. The overhaul wasn't the real problem, one Moscow opponent told me, the problem was 'the same tasteless Sobyanin kitch'.
Commentator Alexander Baunov summed up this problem as political, and one critical to the development of a healthy civil society: 'The Russian member of the intelligentsia accepts the right of the Russian to become a bourgeois only in exchange for the acceptance of the intelligentsia's viewpoints. People who criticize… Sobyanin's [renovation] begin with the fact that they suffer from having good taste. Their own personal taste suddenly and without any further explanations is taken for a constant, while everything else is a variable.'
The roots of authoritarian society, thus, lie dormant in our minds. There is something magical and childlike about this logic – that what I like is true and absolute and permanent – but it also prevents a society from developing impartial laws and separating branches of government. It stands in the way of pluralism, and it is, in its essence, a harbinger of absolutism. Once taste is absolute, then so is the narrative that it informs, and that narrative, then, becomes scripture, and scripture can be enforced by those who wield lethal power.
Where our childlike, magical thinking is wrong is that tastes change. Take Eduard Limonov. Yesterday's Kremlin detractor became a supporter of Putin's imperialist course. And as for Serebrennikov, Limonov, who has spent time in a Russian jail, said this: 'Let them sit, like everyone else, whether a theater director, an actor or a businessman….'
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Jeh Wadia has stepped down as the managing director of GoAir, in a major reshuffle in the Wadia family-owned airline. The step is possibly one of the many that the airline will now take in preparation of its long awaited initial public offering.
The airline, in its statement on March 22, also announced the appointment of Ben Baldanza, the former CEO of Spirit Airlines, as the Vice Chairman. The industry veteran has been advising the board and management for GoAir.
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