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Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant in Vernon (Entergy Corp.)
Vermont Yankee is seen here from the Hinsdale, N.H., side of the Conneticut river. Zachary P. Stephens/Reformer
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Appeals court affirms district court's Vermont Yankee decision
Posted Thursday, August 15, 2013 6:00 am
By BOB AUDETTE/Reformer Staff
BRATTLEBORO -- In a 54-page decision, a federal appeals court agreed in part with a district court decision that slapped down a Vermont law that regulated the continued operation of Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant in Vernon.
"We conclude that Vermont legislators and regulators have undertaken a sustained effort to shut down Vermont Yankee ..." stated the judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in their decision issued Wednesday morning. "We have considered the legislative history ... and found that it contains innumerable expressions of concern for radiological safety ..."
In January 2012, Judge J. Gavan Murtha, a federal district court judge in Brattleboro, ruled Vermont legislators had overstepped their bounds when they discussed and approved legislation that gave them the authority to prohibit the continued operation of Yankee beyond March 21, 2012. The state appealed Murtha's decision.
Murtha, and the appeals court affirming his decision, stated radiological safety issues are the sole province of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission under federal law.
A spokesman for Yankee, which is owned and operated by Entergy, said the decision was appropriate.
"We have felt strongly for a long time now that the state of Vermont's Acts 74 and 160 were pre-empted by federal law and are very pleased with today's decision," said Jim Sinclair.
Vermont Attorney General Bill Sorrell said he's disappointed by the decision, but added there's a silver lining in the decision: The court rejected Entergy's bid to collect more than $5 million in legal fees from the state of Vermont.
Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin said while the decision blocks the Legislature's efforts to close the plant it does not halt review of the Vernon reactor's operations by the state Public Service Board.
The board is slated to rule later this year on whether Vermont Yankee should get a certificate of public good to operate until 2032. In 2011, Entergy received a new 20-year license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Shumlin also left the door open for further action by the state, perhaps bringing an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
"I know that the Attorney General's office is reviewing today's lengthy decision and will continue to take the lead in the state's response to it."
Shumlin said the appeals court's decision "does not change the simple fact that Entergy has over the years not been a good partner with Vermont, preferring to focus on multiple lawsuits against the state. I remain steadfast in my belief that Entergy's continued operation of this facility is not in the best interest of Vermont. Our state's energy future should be charted by Vermonters, and I am committed to increasing Vermont's reliance on renewable, sustainable, and responsibly managed sources of energy."
While the appeals court affirmed the district court's ruling that the two statutes are preempted by federal law, it reversed the district court's decision that the state imposed unconstitutional restrictions on the sale of power by the plant. The appeals court vacated the district court's injunction preventing the state from conditioning a new certificate of public good on the execution of a power purchase agreement favorable to Vermont ratepayers. The court ruled because no PPA exists, there is nothing to enjoin, and even if a PPA was in the works, it has to first be presented to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for review.
The Vermont Energy Partnership, which bills itself as "a diverse group of more than 90 business, labor, and community leaders committed to finding clean, affordable and reliable electricity solutions," stated the decision was good news for Vermont, "Particularly the 1,000-plus people Vermont Yankee employs directly and indirectly, as well as their families. We congratulate them for staying focused, working hard and persevering through difficult circumstances."
A spokesman for the Vermont Public Interest Research Group stated the decision "demands an impossible standard in siding with Entergy Louisiana over the interests of Vermonters."
"We knew that this would be a tough case to win on appeal given that the District Court had swallowed hook, line and sinker Entergy's version of legislative events," stated VPIRG Executive Director, Paul Burns. "It's not merely difficult for an entire legislative body to discuss various proposals related to the problem-plagued Vermont Yankee plant without a thought about safety ever escaping the lips of a single legislator, but that is essentially what the Court is demanding."
The appeals court's decision allows the federal government to have a greater role over the state and the people of Vermont on key issues that affect their quality of life when it comes to nuclear power, stated Sandy Levine, senior attorney for the Conservation Law Foundation in Vermont. However, she noted, the decision "left intact Vermont's authority to regulate on matters of economics, power supply and the trustworthiness of the plant's owners. The fact remains that Vermont Yankee continues to face economic and management challenges."
Bob Audette can be reached at raudette@reformer.com, or at 802-254-2311, ext. 160. Follow Bob on Twitter @audette.reformer.


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Home Outdoors Gardens and Green Spaces Parks and Wreck: Can Our State and Local Parks Be Saved?
Parks and Wreck: Can Our State and Local Parks Be Saved?
Chris Nichols
California's history is rooted in its parks: 400-year-old sandstone cave paintings are in Chumash Painted Cave State Historic Park; Sutter's Mill, where gold was discovered in 1848, is in Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park. And the "planet" where Charlton Heston was held captive by a bunch of apes? That's in Malibu Creek State Park. Beginning in July, 70 locations—roughly 25 percent of the state's 278-park system—are scheduled to shutter because of budget cuts. These closures include beaches, mountains, historical buildings, and museums spanning the Oregon state line to the Mexican border.
It's an unprecedented austerity maneuver but not a surprise to California State Parks officials. "We've never in our history closed a park for budget reasons," says spokesman Roy Stearns. "But people have to understand our budget has been going down since the late 1970s."
In this video from 2010, Supervisor Gloria Molina talks about the importance of green space and urges L.A. residents to help the city look for ways to save our cash-strapped parks.
Now government funds allocated for maintaining California's parks are half of what they were 30 years ago, cut from $250 million to $112 million. Shaving expenses further by deferring maintenance for roofs, trails, and sewage systems hasn't been enough. Authorities have since determined a park's future based on its significance, visitor numbers, and revenue.
Four parks in L.A. County are fighting to survive: Santa Susana Pass, Los Encinos, Antelope Valley Indian Museum, and Pio Pico. Raising money has been a struggle. Trees and rocks aren't as attractive to corporate partners as, say, stadiums (though burrito chain Chipotle has pledged $100,000). Los Encinos, a five-acre space on the corner of Balboa and Ventura boulevards, has secured enough cash to keep the gates open another year. Pio Pico, the former Whittier ranch estate named after the last governor of "Alta California," has come up short, despite efforts by volunteers and staff. "Until we save our parks," says Carolyn Schoff, president of the California League of Park Associations and a fund-raiser for Pio Pico, "this is a 24/7 venture for me."
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Teele Wali Masjid
A Glimpse of Mughal Architecture
On the bank of river Gomti near the Hardinge Bridge, most popularly known as Pakka Pul or the Laal Pul, stands a beautiful mosque known as the Jami Masjid or Teele Wali Masjid. The exquisite monument is surrounded by the Bada Imambara, Rumi Darwaaza. The entry to the campus of the mosque is adjacent to the Laal Pul. This mosque has been attracting thousands of Muslims not only from Lucknow but from adjacent cities and states. On the occasion of Namaaz-e-Alvida or Juma'tul Vida (the last Friday of the Holy month of Ramzan), the number of people attending the prayer is considered to be the largest in the city. This beautiful mosque was constructed by the Mughal governor during the reign of Emperor Aurangzeb (1658-1707). Like many other Mughal monuments in the city, the exact date of construction of the mosque is not specified.
The mosque stands on a mound or a Teela and that is why it is called as Teele Waali Masjid which means the Mosque on the mound. It is stated by few historians that the mound was formed when the Britishers bombarded the eastern gateway of Bada Imambara in the year 1857. The mosque must have been built as the main mosque to provide to the religious needs of the people of the Mughal localities which were built during the Mughal reign. It is also considered that the mosque would have been built for scholar-saint Shaikh Pir Muhammad, who attracted a number of students of higher studies not only from India but also from various other countries.
The mosque has three domes and tall minarets which are visible to anyone who takes a look at the mosque. The mosque is raised on a platform made of brick and stone and has a courtyard with a widely spread prayer area which is divided into three compartments amongst which the central one is comparatively larger than the two on either side. In the same manner, the central dome is larger and higher and is crowned by an inverted lotus on the top of dome. The most fascinating feature of the mosque is its large balcony of the Bengal variety above its central arch. The mosque has a typical Mughal architecture, taking the very large balcony of the mosque as an example which is very common in many mosques built by the Mughals. This specific feature of the mosque later became a very popular feature in the construction of many Sikh Gurudwaras.
In the campus of the mosque, Tomb of Shaikh Pir Muhammad hardly twenty meters to the east of the mosque stands the Tomb of Shaikh Pir Muhammad, who died in the year 1674. Shaikh Pir Muhammad was a very prominent Islamic scholar and inspired a large number of people from around the world. He was born in the village of Itawan, a village in Jaunpur district in 1619. He was the follower of Sheikh Abdullah Chishti, Sayyah Dakkhini. He spent his whole life in the study of religious doctrines and scriptures. He played an important role in guiding his pupils for the interpretation of theological matters. The tomb is built on a raised platform and has a bulb shaped dome which is crowned by a lotus-bud like finial and is raised on four wedge shaped structure. On the top of the bulb shaped dome, there is a chiragdaan or lamp-stand. The square shaped tomb has only one entrance, which is to the south. The entrance has a tablet on which the date and the name of the scribe have been scripted in the Naksh script.
Towards the west of the tomb, a beautiful sarcophagus of marble stands, which is considered to once have inlay work in semi-precious stones. The tomb is said to be of a Mughal official, although there is no authentication of the aforesaid.
The mosque is surrounded by fields on its all four sides. These two monuments are considered to be important as they are amongst the last group of monuments built by the Mughal dynasty in Lucknow.
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Hamilton Buhl Classroom Cassette Player
If you have a geek or a nerd in your life, you already know how challenging it can be when it comes to gifting them. They probably have all the latest tech toys and accessories in the market in their collection. But this will not be your dilemma this Christmas. We have you sorted with this Hamilton Buhl classroom cassette player.
This cassette player is not only a good buy, but it will make a great gift particularly for a person who enjoyed music when cassettes were the thing. It would be a great throwback. They will get to use their cassettes collection and play their favorite throwbacks and dance the 80's groove through this classroom cassette player.
Detailed information about Hamilton Buhl Classroom Cassette Player
This particular cassette player is versatile, has a great performance and its quite reliable. It has great features which include an automatic recording level function which ensures that the cassette has steady sound levels without having to adjust the volume levels all the time.
It is designed with a built-in condenser microphone which captures every sound and word to ensure that the listener gets nothing but quality sound. What you get with this cassette player, is a classic combination of the old and the modern technology merged to bring the best of the two worlds.
But that's not all you get with it. It comes with 2 ¼" headphone jacks for audio output. In addition, the cassette player is designed with an auto-shut off. It's equipped with high-quality speakers to ensure that gets to hear the favorite music with clarity at their preferred sound levels. It comes with separate jacks which can be used for remote control and also for an external microphone.
It uses four batteries, but they don't come with the package. It's also A/C/DC operational. One can use the 5' 120 AC cord that comes attached to the cassette player and connect it to an electric outlet and enjoy their music. The cord comes securely packaged in a cord storage compartment.
Equipped with automatic recording functions
It has an auto-shutoff feature
It can be battery operated or AC/DC
Some of the cassette players have poor sound quality
The cassette has USB flash drives which allows one to play MP3 files. The receiver not only gets to play music through cassettes, but they also get to do it through the USB drives. Pretty cool stuff here!
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Our History The club was officially founded in 1999 by Ian "Arnie" Arnfield, prior to that, Arnie had been running ad hoc away trips from The Sportsman's Rest Pub in Bredbury. Following his decision to form an official club, the base of operations became Bredbury Conservative Club, from where home and away transport was organised. In 2007 the club moved it's operations to the Crown Pub on Stockport Road, again in Bredbury, where we are based today. The first Committee was formed in 1999 and since then the club has evolved and grown into the biggest travelling supporters club connected with Manchester City FC. We are extremely proud of the way the club has flourished over the last 20 years, the club membership has grown year on year and at the end of the 2018/19 season it was in excess of 575. From the start of the 2009/10 season, we were very proud to became part of the MCFC Supporters Club (1949), commonly known as the OSC.
Our Aims The club was formed primarily to allow the city fans in the Bredbury, Romiley and Woodley areas to get to as many home and away games as possible. As well as our core area, the success of the club has led to members from New Mills, Hyde, Denton, Reddish and numerous other local surrounding areas as well as members in South Wales, Leicester, Edinburgh, West Kirby, Bedford and London. We also have members in Germany and the USA. Arnie arranges travel for all home games and all away games. For the home games we use an 80 seat double decker and further minibuses. For away games we use a minimum of one 57 seater coach. As far as away tickets are concerned, Arnie has forged an excellent relationship with the City ticket office, and all tickets are purchased by the club and distributed on the day of the match, all the member has to do is request the ticket and travel, come down and pay on the Thursday before and pick up the ticket on match day.


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Thanks. As Kdr. of Art.Rgt."GD" I have Ob. Albrecht (possibly until Nov. 44, or did he quit before ?). Was Roeckner (so correct, 11.44 OTL. and 4.45 Ob.) Kdr. already from about June 44 (until 5.45 ?) or 6/7.44 only temporarily then Kdr. from about Nov.44 after Albrecht ? One last thing, are You sure about the name Plange as Kdr. NA."GD" ? I find this name nowhere. Was he ev. a Res.Offz. ? Can You ev. show me the document or list where You found this name ? Maybe a similar name is correct instead. Then You´ve not replied to my question below : "As my only interest is Stellenbesetzung(roster) of german Army officers (no Luftw., no Kriegsmar.) and their positions (from 1.9.39 to 8.5.45 only), is there here a Forum (with experts) which deals with such matters or no ? I looked here in the Forums around but I found nothing (or little) of interest to me"
I too read "Wesenhausen" but as I found such name nowhere I believe it is "Tiesenhausen" My data bank is large but it does not cover minor officers (like Kp.Chef, or Rgt.- & Btl.Adj., or Btl.Kdr. inside Rgt., etc., to me not interesting), so here I can not help You. By the way, I miss a few officers of Div."GD", do You know who were 1945 Kdr. of Art.Rgt., of Nachr.Abt., and of Reit.Abt. and also Div.Ing.(V) and Nachsch.Führer ? As my only interest is Stellenbesetzung(roster) of german Army officers (no Luftw., no Kriegsmar.) and their positions (from 1.9.39 to 8.5.45 only), is there here a Forum (with experts) which deals with such matters or no ? I looked here in the Forums around but I found nothing (or little) of interest to me. But maybe You can help me find a topic. Some days ago I happened to read a topic where somebody of the group "old contemptible" showed a page with "Oberleutnante" from a Army DAL (Dienstaltersliste or rank list) maybe dated 1944. I tried again to find the topic (it is not "DAL 1.5.43" !) but with no success (as I don´t remember in which Forum it was), any advice ?
I´m new here (but better later than never......) : OTL. Wegener !


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Stephen Knafler QC and Felicity Williams have successfully challenged the refusal of the Secretary of State to provide a Registered Intermediary (RI) for a defendant with Asperger's Syndrome and a significant learning disability. Michael Bowes QC and Jo Cecil intervened on behalf of Just for Kids Law.
The Secretary of State for Justice contended that the claimant should have a non-registered intermediary. A RI is recruited, trained, registered and regulated by the Ministry of Justice. A non-registered intermediary is "private and unregulated".
The Divisional Court (Lady Justice Rafferty and Mr Justice Collins) noted that the use of intermediaries is to ensure "access to justice is improved for the most vulnerable members of society - children who need to be communicated with in developmentally appropriate ways and those with physical difficulties and mental disorders which adversely affect their communication". Lady Justice Rafferty underlined that the individual in jeopardy during a criminal trial is he who answers the charges.
" . .the scheme as currently operated would allow a witness for the Crown to be supported by a RI . . but the defendant against whom he gave evidence denied one under the same scheme. The intelligent observer would be puzzled as to why that was so."
The Court stated: "the Defendant must carefully consider whether to refuse to give equal provision for a prosecution witness and the defendant in enabling evidence to be given satisfactorily is justifiable".
Stephen and Felicity were instructed by Mandy Hargun of Hine Solicitors. Jo was instructed by Shauneen Lambe of Just for Kids Law.
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Forbes, BusyInternet Launch Forbes8 To Inspire Ghana's Burgeoning Entrepreneurial Community
Posted on : March 19, 2019 By Blank NEWS Online
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ACCRA, Ghana–Forbes and BusyInternet today announced the availability of Forbes8, a digital network that features more than 2,000 videos designed to inspire every aspect of an entrepreneur's journey.
BusyInternet has for the past 18 years built a strong heritage of empowering its customers and supporting businesses – particularly small-and medium-sized businesses – to grow and fully optimize their potentials. Forbes8's strategic partnership with BusyInternet will help drive focus in further detail and add new dimensions.
Forbes8 offers information, tips, advice and tools to help entrepreneurs get their start and accelerate their growth. Leveraging Forbes' editorial expertise in championing entrepreneurial capitalism, Forbes8 features video spotlighting the best minds in business – all categorized into four distinct themes: Inspire, Launch, Grow and Impact. Intelligent machine-learning/artificial intelligence capabilities deliver a personalized experience at scale, creating custom playlists based on an individual's on-boarding needs and preferences.
"Entrepreneurialism is as much a mind-set as it is a type of business," said Thomas Brien-Mensah, Head of Marketing at BusyInternet. "While there are important local nuances, there are so many global commonalities business owners face, and Forbes8 helps bridge the gap and partner with entrepreneurs every step of the way. We're excited to support Ghanaian entrepreneurs with this new service."
"Forbes consistently champions those who have made it and those who aspire to make it, and our content will resonate with the burgeoning community of entrepreneurs across Ghana," said Forbes Chief Growth Officer Tom Davis. "Ghana's growing community of entrepreneurs, with the help of the government's National Entrepreneurial and Innovation Plan (NEIP), means there is a tremendous need for a business-advice on-demand network. Forbes8 fills that void while also providing a sense of community with others on the same journey."
Forbes8 is a global partnership between Forbes and AW3 Media, whose founder, Amos Winbush III, is a noted serial entrepreneur and visionary having built several technology platforms that culminated in building dozens of partnerships with telecom companies on a global scale. Most importantly, he is leveraging his expertise and knowledge as a successful entrepreneur to create experiences, services and products like Forbes8 to help people achieve their personal and professional dreams.
"BusyInternet is the right strategic partner for the launch of Forbes8 because it shares in our mission of helping promote entrepreneurial growth and access to opportunities across the region," Winbush said. "Forbes8 features perspectives from the best minds in business across Ghana and the world that are applicable to every aspect of an entrepreneur, business leader or small business owner's journey. I've created several multi-national companies over the last ten years and from my experience innovating can be a lonely, scary, isolating yet exciting and fulfilling journey. And for this reason, we built Forbes8 to help support, equip and resource innovators and the players around them. It's truly inspirational and invaluable."
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Langas Luthando Williams and his side struggled to get going against Victorians, losing by 161 runs at home. Williams took one wicket during his sides bowling innings.
(WPCA) Premier Division, one-day campaign.
They are rock-bottom in the 12-team log, having lost all seven matches this season.
And, that means they have to turn their fortunes around in their next three matches, if they want to go to the Christmas break with their heads held high.
That is, of course, a tough call, as their opponents, before the Christmas break, are no pushovers.
Their next match, for instance, is against fifth-placed Brackenfell. The northern suburbs side has been solid in their campaign so far, having won four and lost only three of their seven matches.
That match will be followed by a tricky one against Milnerton, who are two spots above Langa at number 10, on Saturday December 15.
The only difference between the sides is that Minerton have won two and lost five matches this season. Things will get even tougher for the Langa side after that game. The following day, Sunday December 16, they will come up against high-flying Rondebosch.
Things cannot get any tougher than for Langa and, if they survive that onslaught, chances are that they will survive the dreaded drop.
Their latest defeat came when they went down by 161 runs at home against Victorians, at the weekend.
Vics batted first and posted a defendable 265/7 in 50 overs. Middle order batsman Marco Wyngard top-scored with 109 not out. He got that off 99 balls, hitting six 4s and five 6s in the process.
Athi Daniels was the best of the Langa bowlers, taking 3/34 in seven overs. Thami Tshengiwe took one wicket in his three-over spell. In reply, the home side struggled to cope with Vics' bowling attack and, as a result, none of their batsmen was able reach 31 runs. They ended up going down by 161 runs.
Looking at their season so far, it was always going to be tough for the Langa outfit.
That means the side need to turn things around, quickly, if they want to keep their premier division status intact, come next round.
Having said that, however, they cannot be written off yet, especially at this stage of the season. History has shown that they have the players and the attitude to get themselves out of tight corners.


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Grant hopes to have Flyers back on campus in a couple weeks
Highlights from Dayton's postgame celebration on Senior Night
By David Jablonski
Team could return for workouts after July 4 weekend
Members of the Dayton Flyers men's basketball team could return to campus in early July, coach Anthony Grant said Tuesday.
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Grant provided an update on his program on Seth Greenberg's YouTube show, "Pickup Game." Grant, Michigan State coach Tom Izzo and N.C. State coach Kevin Keatts all talked to Greenberg, an ESPN analyst, at the same time.
"Our plan is to bring them back within the next couple weeks, probably after the July 4 weekend," Grant said. "That structure and the ability to work with our medical staff, the ability to be together and start building some type of cohesiveness within the team, I think we're all looking forward to that."
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Dayton held a team meeting on Zoom in recent days, and assistant coach Anthony Solomon shared a photo of everyone communicating through the video application.
Among the players participating in the call were incoming freshmen Lukas Frazier, Koby Brea, R.J. Blakney and USC transfer Elijah Weaver. Chase Johnson, who medically withdrew from the university in January, was also on the call, though a UD spokesman said there was no update yet on whether Johnson will return to the team.
Inspiring team zoom call today!@DaytonMBB 🏀🏆💍#BeyondtheGame pic.twitter.com/ZexKtT5TMQ
— Anthony Solomon (@coachASlo) June 23, 2020
Jalen Crutcher found a pretty skilled workout partner in Memphis @DavidPJablonski pic.twitter.com/dttoqWQ24X
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Grant told Greenberg most of his players remain at their homes and have had different opportunities for playing depending on where they're living.
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Jalen Crutcher, who entered his name in the NBA Draft in March and has not announced yet whether he will return to UD, shared video earlier this month of him playing with NBA star Ja Morant in Memphis. Crutcher also participated in the Zoom meeting with the rest of the Flyers.
Grant and the Flyers last gathered in person after the NCAA tournament and Atlantic 10 tournament were cancelled within hours of each other on March 12. That ended a historic Dayton season that saw the team finish 29-2 and climb to No. 3 in the Associated Press poll.
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"We've all been away from our guys for so long," Grant said, "that just getting them back and having some type of structure and normalcy and flow will benefit everybody."
However, Grant cautioned the country is still in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic and keeping everybody safe will be a priority. He's seen the reports of athletes from other schools testing positive for COVID-19 because they went to a restaurant or a club off campus and knows it will be important for everyone to pay attention to what the medical experts are saying.
In the meantime, Grant knows the fate of the college basketball season may depend on how the college football season goes.
"Football, right now, is at the forefront of it," he said. "How they handle it will have a ripple effect on what we're able to do and when we're able to do it in terms of our season starting on time and us being able to progress and do the things we're all hoping we're able to do."
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Sundance Picks 12 Projects for 2014 January Screenwriters Lab
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It's a big deal to get chosen for the Sundance Institute Screenwriters Lab, which has long been run by Michelle Satter, who founded the Feature Film Program back in 1981. As usual, the immersive, five-day writers' workshop takes place at the Sundance Resort in Utah in January (January 10-15, 2014), where 12 projects from Sundance's international screenwriting fellows, selected from the United States, Latin America, Europe, and China, will get support from veteran writers on their feature film scripts. (The list of 12 projects is below the jump.)
What's the big whoop? Well, recent Sundance Institute Feature Film Program grads include current award contenders writer-director Ryan Coogler ("Fruitvale Station"), Haifaa Al Mansour ("Wadjda") and last year's Sundance hits, Andrew Dosunmu's "Mother of George," and David Lowery's "Ain't Them Bodies Saints." This year, Ritesh Batra's international fest circuit hit "The Lunchbox" will screen as part of Sundance's Spotlight section.
Premiering at the upcoming 2014 Sundance Film festival are ten films supported by the Feature Film Program. The U.S. Dramatic Competition includes: "Fishing Without Nets," written by Cutter Hodierne, John Hibey, and David Burkman and directed by Cutter Hodierne; "Hellion," written and directed by Kat Candler; "Skeleton Twins," written and directed by Craig Johnson; and "Whiplash," written and directed by Damien Chazelle. The NEXT <=> section will include: "Drunktown's Finest," written and directed by Sydney Freeland; "Imperial Dreams," written by Malik Vitthal and Ismet Prcic and directed by Malik Vitthal; and "War Story," written by Mark Jackson and Kristin Gore and directed by Mark Jackson. The Premieres section will feature: "I Origins," written and directed by Mike Cahill, and "Little Accidents," written and directed by Sara Colangelo.
"The Sundance Institute Labs provide an environment that fosters innovation and creative risk-taking to allow artists to really take chances and push themselves and their work," says Keri Putnam, Executive Director of Sundance Institute. "The Labs are the first step in support programs that provides critical year-round and ongoing resources for some of the most talented and innovative independent artists working today."
Satter reminds that Sundance's "support continues after the Lab through a robust suite of creative and tactical initiatives tailored to their specific needs."
This year's batch of Lab creative advisors, led by Artistic Director Howard Rodman, includes Dustin Lance Black, Naomi Foner, John Gatins, Michael Goldenberg, Erik Jendresen, Patty Jenkins, Kasi Lemmons, Tobias Lindholm, Walter Mosley, Marti Noxon, Jon Raymond, Susan Shilliday, Zach Sklar, Peter Straughan, Quentin Tarantino, and Bill Wheeler.
The projects and Fellows selected for the 2014 January Screenwriters Lab are below:
The Buried Life (U.S.A.)
Joan Stein Schimke and Averie Storck (co-writers/co-directors)
An archaeologist risks her reputation for the dig of her career, but when her rock 'n' roll sister and overbearing father follow her to the excavation, she discovers her biggest challenge is facing what's above ground. Recipient of the Alfred P. Sloan Fellowship, given to a project that explores science and technology themes and characters.
Joan Stein Schimke was nominated for an Academy Award® for her short film One Day Crossing, which won several other awards including the Directors Guild of America (DGA) Best Woman Student Filmmaker, Best Director, National Board of Review and the Student Academy Award® Gold Medal. Other directing credits include Law and Order and the short film Solidarity, which screened at over a dozen festivals including the New York Film Festival. Stein Schimke is an MFA graduate of Columbia University's Film Program and is currently an Associate Professor at Adelphi University in New York.
Averie Storck is an MFA graduate of Columbia University's Film Program. Her award-winning short films include Live at Five , which won the New Line Cinema Development Award and screened at more than 30 international film festivals. Prior to filmmaking, Storck worked for People and Vogue magazines, was a writer for Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, and studied improv at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in NYC. She currently teaches and directs at the Savannah College of Art and Design.
The Father's Shadow (Brazil)
Gabriela Amaral Almeida (writer/director)
A nine year-old girl with strange powers and an obsession with horror films attempts to bring her mother back from the dead as a means of connecting with her sick father.
Gabriela Amaral Almeida is a Brazilian screenwriter and director. She is the writer/director of six short films, including The Comforting Hand and A Springtime. Almeida holds an M.A. in literature and horror cinema and majored in screenwriting at EICTV, Cuba. She has written for the directors Walter Salles and Cao Hamburger.
Lynch (U.S.A.)
Nicole Riegel (writer)
Following her rescue as an American P.O.W. in the Iraq war, Jessica Lynch embarks on a quest to uncover the truth of her captivity; in her fight to reclaim her personal narrative, she discovers a deeper identity.
Nicole Riegel is originally from Ohio and is now based in Los Angeles. Prior to writing, she served as a soldier in the United States Army. Last year she adapted Robert Boswell's short story Smoke for James Franco's company, Rabbit Bandini. She is a 2013 graduate of the UCLA MFA Graduate Film Program.
Manchild (U.S.A.)
Ryan Koo (writer/director)
A talented basketball player gets nationally ranked and must choose between schools, coaches, and belief systems—all at the age of 13. Recipient of the A3 Foundation Fellowship, given to a filmmaker or project that furthers the Asian American voice in independent film.
Ryan Koo's latest short film Amateur can be viewed free online at manchildfilm.com. Amateur is the prequel to the forthcoming feature Manchild, which has been supported by the Tribeca Film Institute, IFP, and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. For his "urban western" web series The West Side, Koo and co-director Zack Lieberman won the Webby Award for Best Drama Series and were named two of Filmmaker Magazine's 25 New Faces of Film. Koo is also the founder of the website No Film School, which won Total Film's Best Creative Blog award.
Night Comes On (U.S.A.)
Jordana Spiro (co-writer/director) and Angelica Nwandu (co-writer)
Angel is released from juvenile hall on her 18th birthday with a single focus: shoot the man who killed her mother. As her rebellious past and empty future confront her at every turn, her plans derail and Angel becomes what she wanted and feared.
Jordana Spiro is a writer, director, and actress currently finishing her MFA in Film at Columbia University. Her short film Skin won the Women in Film Grant at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, an Honorable Mention Award at SXSW, and was shown at Telluride, Palm Springs, and AFI among others. As an actress, she has starred in numerous films and television shows.
Originally from Nigeria, Angelica Nwandu has traveled around the world as an advocate for foster youth after her own 12 years experience living in foster care. A recent graduate of Loyola Marymount University, she developed a passion for writing with the hope of being a clear voice for children in the system. She currently tours nationwide to perform her Spoken Word Poetry.
Park (Greece)
Sofia Exarchou (writer/director)
Nine years have passed, and the Olympic Village in Athens, Greece is in decay. Among the abandoned athletic facilities and new-money tourist resorts nearby, 16-year-old Dimitris and his friends traverse Greece's "glorious" past with the decadence of today, creating a portrait of a society unprepared for the brutal fall.
Sofia Exarchou is the writer-director of the short films Mesecina and Distance. She pursued post-graduate studies in Toulouse and at the Stella Adler Studio in New York. Exarchou is based in Athens, where she received degrees in Electrical Engineering and Film Studies. Park, whichhas been developed with the support of the Centre Nationale de la Cinematographie (CNC, France) & the Eurimages Council of Europe, is her first feature film.
Patti Cake$ (U.S.A.)
Geremy Jasper (writer/director)
Patricia Baccio, aka Patti Cake$, is a big girl with a big mouth and big dreams of rap superstardom. Stuck in Lodi, New Jersey, Patti battles an army of haters as she strives to break the mold and take over the game.
Geremy Jasper is a music video and commercial director, composer, and co-founder of the progressive New York production studio LEGS. With his wife and creative partner Georgie Greville, he has directed VMA nominated videos for Florence + The Machine, Selena Gomez and others, and his direction for the "Target Kaleidoscopic Fashion Spectacular" won a Cannes Gold Lion, TED Prize and was inducted into the MOMA's permanent collection. A New Jersey native, he was a recording artist for Kemado/Hollywood records. Patti Cake$ is his first feature film.
Stranger with a Camera (U.S.A./Northern Ireland)
Oorlagh George (writer/director)
In this dramatic thriller, an American girl is stranded in a remote village in Northern Ireland after her father is arrested on a 20-year-old murder charge tied to the IRA. Compelled by her father's secrecy, she sets out to uncover the mysterious family history that he has kept hidden from her
Oorlagh George is an award-winning filmmaker and artist from Northern Ireland. In 2012, she won the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short for producing The Shore, which won over 40 awards in festivals and was released in cinemas worldwide. George worked as a creative executive and in production on films such as Beginners and Hotel Rwanda. Her new video installation, OFF SIDES, opens at The Golden Thread Gallery in February.
Swiss Army Man (U.S.A.)
Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (co-writers/co-directors)
In this absurdist comedy, a hopeless man stranded in the wilderness befriends a dead body and together they go on a journey to get home.
To some Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert are better known as DANIELS, a directing duo who have made uniquely strange, occasionally award winning music videos over the past four years for bands like Foster the People, The Shins, and Battles. They've also dabbled in television work for Adult Swim, directing commercials, and a slew of internet friendly short films about sweating to death, skateboarding on dogs, and the dangers of having pockets on your clothes and stuff. They both currently live and work in Los Angeles. But to be honest, Daniel does most of the work.
Ten Thousand Happiness (U.S.A./China)
Johnny Ma (writer/director)
The sudden divorce of their 80-year-old grandfather causes three generations of a Chinese family to each re-evaluate their relationships in love, life and happiness in modern Beijing.
Johnny Ma was born in Shanghai China and immigrated to Toronto at age 10, where he learned his first English sentence "Can I play?" He is a DGA and National Board of Review student-award winning director and a recent graduate from the Columbia University MFA program. His most recent short film A Grand Canal screened at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival. Other than filmmaking, Ma enjoys teaching cats how to play fetch like dogs.
We the Animals (U.S.A.)
Jeremiah Zagar (co-writer/director) and Dan Kitrosser (co-writer)
Based on the bestselling novel by Justin Torres, We the Animals is about the brutal love of a multi-racial working class family, seen through the eyes of the youngest son, as he discovers his heritage, his sexuality and his madness.
Jeremiah Zagar is the co-founder of Public Record, a production company in Brooklyn. His documentary, In A Dream, screened theatrically across the US and was broadcast on HBO. His newest film CAPTIVATED: The Trials of Pamela Smart, will premiere in competition at the Sundance Film Festival and air on HBO in 2014.
Dan Kitrosser is an award-winning writer and storyteller living in Manhattan. His plays include The Mumblings (published on IndieTheaterNow.com), Tar Baby, which will go on a national tour in 2014, and the upcoming Dead Special Crabs.
Weather Talk (Chile)
Marcella Said (writer/director)
Weather Talk tells the story of a 40-year-old married woman who realizes the extreme violence surrounding her once she befriends her horse riding teacher, a former army colonel who was involved in human rights violations in Chile.
Marcela Said was born in Santiago, Chile. She graduated from the Catholic University of Santiago with a degree in Aesthetics, and received her master's degree in Media & Language at La Sorbonne University. After four documentary films, including El Mocito, which screened at the Berlinale Forum in 2011, she directed her first fiction feature The Summer of Flying Fish, which premiered in Directors' Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival in 2013.
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As always, the usual disclaimers are in place, but it seems that Papa Francesco took advantage of his annual Christmas message to give some members of the Clan Of The Red Beaniea good kick right in the chasubles.
The pope denounced the lust for power of ladder-climbing clerics, those who indulge in hypocritical double lives, and lamented a sense of "spiritual Alzheimer's" that leads clerics to forget the joy that is supposed to animate their lives. He also attacked what he called "existential schizophrenia" and the "terrorism of gossip." He was especially critical of cliques that "enslave their members and become a cancer that threatens the harmony of the body," eventually leading to death by "friendly fire." "These and other maladies and temptations," Francis said, "are a danger for every Christian and for any administrative organization, community, congregation, parish, ecclesial movement, etc., and can strike at both the individual and the corporate level."
I'm sure that, within a few weeks, a Senior Vatican Official, or Ross Cardinal Douthat, will explain that the pope really was talking about birth control.


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The market surveys related to the Motor Challenger initiative revealed that, in Italy, as much as 12 TWh electricity are absorbed to supply power to compressors in the industry. This represents 11% of total energy consumption for production processes on a national scale.
This means that, although air is free of charge, the operation of compressors has a significant impact on costs and environment.
For this reason, for a few years now, Ingersoll Rand, a leader in the production of centrifugal compressors, has created a team focused on the reduction of power consumption. A pool of experts with different experience and professional skills, led by the Italian Controls Manager Fiorenzo De Vecchi, formed the Ace Team (Ace is the acronym for "Affidabilità Controllo Energia," i.e. "Energy Control Reliability"). As De Vecchi explains, "Compressed air is essential for several production processes and, for this reason, the reduction of consumption and, most of all, waste is a goal that cannot be separated from the necessity to guarantee the reliability of our equipment." Leveraging new technology and constant innovation investments by Ingersoll Rand, this equipment is at the leading edge of innovation. However, mechanical innovation is relatively slow and, as a result, performance seems basically equivalent to the standards offered by the best competitors on the market.
From an energy perspective, the real differentiator is the capacity to optimize equipment management. As a matter of fact, compressors are designed to deliver their top efficiency within a narrow operating range. The reason is that, in order to produce compressed air while avoiding any waste, the equipment should run at a specific number of revolutions, so that temperature within each compression stage is kept at optimal levels.
These results reached the ears of Franco Maretoli, plant manager at the Noyfil site in Andalo Valtellino, a Radici Group company specializing in the production of polyester fiber for the textile industry. In the past decade, this industry has been suffering hard from the competition of markets that can offer similar products at much lower prices than Italian goods.
Nevertheless, Noyfil has minimized negative effects by focusing on product quality and on the capacity to reduce costs. Maretoli asked the support of Ingersoll Rand's specialist engineers to optimize compressed air consumption. Market instability, combined with highly variable compressed air demand along six production lines, actually translated into low efficiency in the use of available compressors. To meet production requirements, while preventing possible shortages in compressed air supply to the industrial process, more air than necessary was produced, with a consequent waste of energy. From Measurement to Saving The monitoring activity carried out by Ingersoll Rand engineers supported by Wonderware indicated that the available machinery was oversized for Noyfil's actual needs. This caused useless energy waste, which could be reduced only by means of a "buffer" reservoir for the temporary storage of compressed air in excess. However, this solution required significant investments, as well as the installation of a potentially hazardous structure and, consequently, the need to adopt a number of measures to guarantee the safety of operators. Ferrari suggested installing just one small compressor that could handle all variations in energy requirements. But the real turning point was the innovative motor management system based on Wonderware InTouch HMI, a solution that guarantees high reliability with over 300,000 installations worldwide. All of this with the additional benefit that operators can check the operation and status of all machines in real time. A standard market platform also allows the system to interact with compressors from competitive vendors, as it uses the Modbus communication protocol. The control software can constantly monitor over 90 parameters of the compressors, including temperature, oil pressure, and vibration intensity in each stage, cooling fluid flows and power absorption. At the same time, by communicating with the PLCs of each production line, the software collects compressed air demand and, in some cases, also predicts future requirements. Based on these values, compressors are turned on and off individually with a smart management process based on real needs. All information is then transferred via Ethernet to the maintenance manager's office, who can view the situation in real time without having to check each piece of equipment personally. In this way, all compressors in the factory are managed automatically and their operation is no longer entrusted to the decisions of each operator, but to a system designed to avoid any waste. Such capability leverages the computing power of InTouch, which can convert energy consumption into economic values, so that the user can easily verify that consumption levels match the reference values.
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Since now I want to prepend wordpress to the directory, I changed it as follows
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A: I ended up doing it the way I suggested at the end of my query, not using RewriteBase at all.
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