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India powers towards renewable energy: Part I
25 June 2014 | SAROSH BANA
A wind farm of CLP company in Saundatti in the southern state of Karnataka.
India's new government that was sworn in on 26 May has roused hopes of an economic revival driven by wide-ranging reforms, including the revitalisation of the country's somnolent renewable energy sector.
India had once been primed as one of the world's most vibrant markets for renewables, as the energy-starved country of 1.25 billion started diversifying increasingly into renewable energy. But the decline of this sector was spurred as much by the general recession as by policy uncertainty, an inattentive, even indifferent, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), and the inexplicable withdrawal of incentives and abrupt changes in the macro-economic framework governing the industry. It was only towards the end of its term that the Congress-led government took corrective measures to breathe new life into this business.
Much is now expected of the new government of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) that swept away the Congress in a landslide electoral triumph. It is, after all, headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who owes much of his mandate to the spectacular manner in which he bolstered the economy and business environment of the western state of Gujarat of which he was Chief Minister since 2001.
In 2009, Gujarat under him became the first state to outline a policy dedicated to solar power. This prompted the central government to launch its Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM) the following year. Gujarat's 860.4 MW of solar capacities installed till 31 January 2014 overshadow even the 666.75 MW of the desert state of Rajasthan. The state is catching up in wind power capacities as well, being currently third, with 3,384 MW, after Tamil Nadu's 7,251 MW and Maharashtra's 3,472 MW. Notably, 362 MW of its tally was established within the first 10 months of 2013-14 till January 2014, almost a third of the total 1,175 MW of wind capacities added nationally in that period. India's fiscal year is from 1 April to 31 March. In those 10 months, Maharashtra added 297 MW and Tamil Nadu, 89 MW.
The development of wind power in India began in the 1990s. The Electricity Act of 2003 formalised grid-connected wind energy by providing for regulatory interventions such as for facilitating grid connectivity, and determining tariff and Renewable Purchase Obligation (RPO).
The independent MNRE, which had made India the only country to have an exclusive ministry for renewable power, has now been merged with the ministries of power and coal to ensure coordinated decision-making and faster implementation of projects. (Newly appointed minister Piyush Goyal intends to visit Gujarat soon to study the best practices of its energy model and his ministry has already started charting "a responsible and comprehensive" National Energy Policy.)
This bodes well for a country that has often seen its industrial and economic growth inhibited by shortfalls in conventional power. Power shortage has devastated India's business environment, resulting in a GDP loss of US$68 billion - 0.4 per cent of GDP - in 2012-13.
With unreliable coal (and gas) supplies denting capacity targets, renewables found increased favour. Grid-connected renewable power (there is yet very little off-grid renewable) now accounts for 31,692.14 MW – or 12.9 per cent - of the country's 245,393.53 MW of installed power capacities. At 20,226 MW, wind has a 63.8 per cent share in renewables and solar PV, 2,600 MW (8.2 per cent). Localised off-grid electricity that serves 10,752 of the country's 640,867 villages includes 255,000 solar street lights, 993,000 solar home lighting systems, 939,000 solar lanterns and 138 MW of decentralised solar power plants.
History of turmoil
Few industries in India have been in such prolonged turmoil as power generation, aggravated by poor planning and poorer execution. Work has been suspended on several thermal power plants across the country on account of volatility in coal costs, wavering fuel linkages and lack of policy clarity. Fuel shortfalls have caused around 20,000 MW of new thermal capacity to lie idle. Peak power deficit - shortfall in supply when demand is maximum - reached 5.4 per cent at 7,556 MW in April 2014. Coal-based thermal power, however, still has the major share in India's installed capacities, of 145,408.39 MW, or 59.3 per cent.
Though the country is the fifth-largest producer and consumer of electricity, after China, the US, Japan and Russia, more than 400 million of its population have no access to electricity. Yearly per capita electricity consumption has increased to 883.63kWh from 566.69 kWh in 2002-03, but still lags far behind the US' 12,391.37 kWh, Australia's 10,392.64 kWh, Japan's 6,749.73 kWh, Russia's 5,669.47 kWh and China's 3,493.79 kWh.
India is also the fifth-largest wind power producer, after China, the US, Germany and Spain. Its wind power industry has matured, being now equipped to provide direct-drive, stall-controlled and pitch-controlled turbines ranging from 250 kW to 2.1 MW and with hub heights and rotor sizes upto 100 metres. More than a dozen international companies now manufacture wind turbines in India and they and their Indian counterparts, almost all from the private sector, have the capability to produce more than 9,000 MW per annum and have upwards of 40 models on offer, including turbines designed for low and medium wind regimes. Turbine prices have always been lower than the global average due to lower labour and production costs in the country.
The sector has, however, been marred by several issues of late, and the National Wind Energy Mission (NWEM) is being launched by the middle of this year to rejuvenate it. The Mission seeks to incentivise investments, ease land clearances and regulate tariffs, but unlike JNNSM, will not involve bidding for projects. NWEM has trailed the Solar Mission because while wind energy progressed well, solar had required a boost.
MNRE estimates the installable wind power potential in India for 50-metre mast at 49,130 MW and for 80 metres, 102,788 MW. Solar energy potential is also enormous. About 5,000 trillion kWh per year energy is incident over India's land area of 3.28 million sq km, with most parts receiving 4-7 kWh per sq m per day.
Solar milestone
Solar power crossed a major milestone with the addition of just over 1 GW of capacities in the last one year alone, a remarkable build-up over the 47 MW installed in 2010. After a slow start early last year, solar installations are now striding towards the capacity targets of 10 GW by 2017 and 20 GW by 2022.
After the launch in February by New Delhi's independent power producer (IPP) Welspun Energy of its Rs1,100 crore (US$186.4 million) 151 MW solar power plant, hitherto the country's largest, in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, six state-owned companies are setting up the world's biggest solar plant, of 4,000 MW, across 48 sq km of salt plains in Rajasthan. The US$4.4 billion project of crystalline silicon PV modules will supply 6.4 billion kW of energy annually, reducing India's carbon footprint by over 4 million tonnes of carbon dioxide each year. It will be developed in phases over seven years, the first of 750 MW costing US$1.09 billion to be set up in three years.
The project will be 10 times larger than the world's largest 400 MW concentrated solar power (CSP) plant commissioned in February in California's Mojave Desert. The US$2.2 billion Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System comprises three massive generators and 356,000 mirrors covering 8 sq km of land. India has planned four more ultra mega solar PV projects, of 500 MW each, for 2014-15, two in the northern state of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) and one each in Rajasthan and Gujarat.
New energy model
"The growth of renewable energy has changed the energy business in India," states the newly released 'citizen's report' on the State of Renewable Energy in India of New Delhi-based policy research and advocacy group, Centre for Science and Environment (CSE). "It has, in many ways, democratised energy production and consumption in the country." The Centre points out that before renewables gained significance, energy business was all about fossil fuel-based big company and grid-connected power that dominates even today. But now there is an alternate energy market in which thousands of small companies, NGOs and social businesses are involved in selling RE products and generating and distributing renewable-based energy.
The renewable energy sector in India has, however, fared poorly over the past two years. While 6,761 MW of grid-interactive renewable power was added during the 10th Five Year Plan (2002-07) against a targeted 3,075 MW and 14,661 MW was added during the 11th Plan (2007-12) against a target of 12,230 MW, the decline has been visible from 2011-12, when 4,942.90 MW of RE capacity was installed. It dropped to 3,163.17 MW in 2012-13, the first year of the 12th Plan (2012-17). It seems to be on the mend now, with the commissioning of 3,639.82 MW, 84.16 per cent of the target of 4,325 MW for 2013-14. This included 2,083.3 MW of wind energy, or 83.34 per cent of the targeted 2,500 MW, 962.1 MW of solar, or 87.47 per cent of 1,100 MW, and 171.4 MW of small hydro, or 57.13 per cent of 300 MW.
The 12th Plan aims for 29,800 MW of RE capacity addition, 15,000 MW of it wind, 10,000 MW solar, 2,100 MW small hydro and 2,700 MW bio-power, including waste to energy. JNNSM is besides looking to add 20,000 MW of grid and 2,000 MW of off-grid solar applications, as also 20 million sq metres of solar thermal collector area by 2022. Wind, solar, biomass and small hydro projects have been allocated Rs135,100 crore (US$22.9 billion), or 9.8 per cent of the total energy outlay of Rs13,72,580 crore (US$232.6 billion) under the 12th Plan.
"This is not enough," observes the CSE report. "Largely because of policy uncertainty – some say paralysis – within MNRE,the past two years were a complete washout for the RE sector in India, with investments dipping significantly from US$13 billion in 2011 to US$6.5 billion in 2012."
This perception is shared by just about all stakeholders in the RE sweepstakes. After a successful implementation of Phase I of the Solar Mission, needless delay in communicating Phase II till beginning 2014 brought about stagnancy in the solar industry. Wind power, too, was derailed by the abrupt revocation of both the Accelerated Depreciation (AD) and Generation Based Incentive (GBI) benefits at the beginning of the 12th Plan. Both benefits had been introduced in 2009 as being complementary to each other.
While GBI was re-introduced a year ago, AD, which had driven 70 per cent of the wind installations, has not been reinstated. The AD benefit, intended to promote wind capacity additions during the initial growth phase and which is still available for solar power producers, had enabled wind farms to claim 80 per cent depreciation of equipment cost. Following its repeal, they can now claim only the standard 15 per cent.
Mahesh Makhija, director of business development (Renewables) at CLP India Pvt. Ltd, the subsidiary of Hong Kong's CLP Holdings, says AD, alongside the turnkey development of their ventures, attracted high net worth investors not directly in power generation, but who contributed to the initial growth of the wind industry. They, however, opted out after AD was withdrawn. IPPs were expected to move in instead, but prolonged indecision on the continuation of GBI deterred them, too.
Capacity additions suffered as a result, Makhija notes, with several under construction and planned wind projects coming to a near halt as their developers had factored GBI in when finalising their projects and its absence rendered the projects commercially unviable.
"We believe that both AD and GBI schemes can work exclusive of each other," Makhija stated. Wind projects of 2,021.29 MW had availed themselves of the GBI benefit and 1,830.43 MW of the AD benefit between March 2010 and October 2012. He feels that though GBI has been re-introduced alongside other corrective steps, RE capacity addition in 2014-15 will fall far short of the 5,920 MW targeted capacities for the year though it is likely to surpass that achieved in 2013-14.
With an investment of around US$1 billion, CLP India is the largest investor in India's wind sector, having built up a portfolio of 12 wind farms of a cumulative capacity of 1,051 MW. It will be investing an additional US$1 billion to US$1.2 billion to raise the total capacity to 2,000 MW by the end of 2016.
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Q: Git checkout remote branch creates locally modified files I'm working on the trunk of a project locally and need to checkout a remote branch.  My working copy is fully up-to-date, and i run
git checkout -b RC1 origin/RC1

After that I run
git status

And it tells me I have about 30 files that are modified and untagged.  I open a visual interface to view the changes in the files and they are 100% the same.  When I run
git diff

I get:

The file will have its original line endings in your working directory.
  warning: CRLF will be replaced by LF in src/private/library/arialunicid0-chinese->traditional.php.

My question is why are all of these files considered to be modified?  Shouldn't my branch be clean, with no changes if I just checked it out?

A: To quote the git checkout manpage,

git checkout <branch>
  Local modifications to the files in the working tree are kept, so that they can be committed to the <branch>.

So no, the working copy will not always be clean after a checkout; your files were probably modified before the checkout, or your autocrlf settings are messing stuff up for you. It's generally less of a headache to turn off EOL-conversion in Git and instead make sure that all developers use editors which can handle all EOLs -- and agreeing on one kind of line ending (e.g. unix-style, LF only).

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Know Thyself – What is Your Money Personality Type?
I have written a couple articles such as this one and this one on the psychology of money. There is the MBA finance chick side of me who looks at sheer numbers, then there is the realist who says wealth building isn't all about the numbers it is even more about personality and psychology.
Slow and Steady Wins the Race – These folks are the ones that follow all of the rules. They max out their 401Ks, IRAs, have 529s for their children, an emergency fund, pay their credit card bills in full.
Get Rich Quick – These folks really want to be rich but don't have the discipline for long term wealth building. So instead they typically try to build wealth with the "investment of the moment". Sometimes this strategy works, but most of the time it doesn't.
I Could Be Hit By a Bus Tomorrow – These people are the folks that aren't so focused on wealth building period. Its just not on their radar. They can range from simple to extravagant folks, the common thread being they are way more interested in living life than thinking about money. Fortunately, most of them never get hit by a bus. Unfortunately, this means they never planned financially for not getting hit by a bus.
Nervous Nellie – Nervous Nellie is a hybrid of Slow and Steady Wins the Race and Get Rich Quick. Nervous Nellie is the type of individual who knows what the rules are: invest in Retirement Accounts, 529s, etc. But gets really nervous when the market is unstable. This is the investor the buys high and sells low because they think that the world is ending when the DJIA loses 5%.
Broke as a Joke – This person is broke they don't think about money because they are barely covering expenses.
I would love to hear your thoughts on this subject and see if any of you have identified other money personality types. In a subsequent entry I will talk about how these folks should invest differently!
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Harris, Louis
New York Amsterdam News
Civil Rights Act, 1964
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Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich
Temple, William
Pope, Liston
Glover, T. R.
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[COULD THIS BE?] Dato' Siti Nurhaliza Working As A News Anchor? No, It's Her Twin
By TheMermaid
There's not a person in Malaysia who doesn't know who Dato' Siti Nurhaliza is, the famous and beautiful local singer, she has really earned a spot in our heart. I remember I used to dance to a traditional Malay dance to Siti Nurhaliza's song in high school for the cultural day!
Dato' Siti Nurhaliza is so popular that everything she does will attract the attention of the media and netizens!
Just recently a TV1 news anchor's looks spread across social media claiming that she looks exactly like Dato' Siti Nurhaliza. Could it be that our famous Malaysian star changed her line of work?
Source: Says
No, the news anchor is actually Normazalina Mohd Nor, her facial features resemble those of Dato' Siti Nurhaliza, you could say like a doppelganger!
If you look closely, of course, you can tell the difference, but at a glance, they really look like twins, don't you agree?
Normazalina's look is said to have attracted a lot of attention when a Facebook user, Aflan Syafiq posted her photos online. The news anchor was shocked to find that her photos are getting viral out of a sudden,
"I am surprised and I didn't expect my friends to be telling me that my face has gone viral and many commented on how my looks are similar to Siti Nurhaliza.
"To me, we are not the same, probably the makeup is the same, just that. The makeup artist always has different ideas and inspiration to try out on me. So, one day, they made me look like Siti Nurhaliza, and it was really similar!"
Just like us, Normazalina hopes to one day meet her idol too,
"Although Dato' Siti Nurhaliza always visits RTM, but I haven't been able to meet her. It has always been my dream to meet Dato' Siti."
According to mStar Online, Normazalina started her career as a broadcasting journalist in 2009 and was given a chance to read the news in 2010.
Later, she stopped and began to work as a Senior Private Secretary to the Deputy President of the House of Representatives since 2013 and works as a part-time news anchor on the weekends.
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What do you think? Do you think they look alike? Let me know!
(Source: SAYS)
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You can see, review and change most of your company information by signing on to Recoverity. Generally, we will not manually modify your company information because it is very difficult to verify your identity remotely. You must promptly update your company information if it changes or is inaccurate. Once you make a public posting, you may not be able to change or remove it. Upon your request, we will close your account and remove your company information from view as soon as reasonably possible, based on your account activity and in accordance with applicable law. We do retain company information from closed accounts to comply with law, prevent fraud, collect any fees owed, resolve disputes, troubleshoot problems, assist with any investigations, enforce our terms, and take other actions otherwise permitted by law.
We store and process your company information on our computers in the US and where our facilities are located. We protect your information using technical and administrative security measures to reduce the risks of loss, misuse, unauthorized access, disclosure and alteration. Some of the safeguards we use are firewalls and data encryption, physical access controls to our data centers, and information access authorization controls.
We take steps to ensure that the company information we collect is accurate and up to date, and we provide you with the opportunity to update your information through your account profile settings. We retain information as long as it is necessary and relevant for our operations. In addition, we may retain company information from closed accounts to comply with the law, prevent fraud, collect any fees owed, resolve disputes, troubleshoot problems, assist with any investigation, enforce our User Agreement and take other actions permitted by law.
You can share your private company data with confidence. Recoverity has partnered with COMODO data encryption offering 2048 bits of high strength 256 bit secure socket layer. In english, that means that Recoverity data transfers are air tight.
Recoverity takes your sensitive data seriously and we have 24/7 malware and virus checking from SITELOCK to maintain the integrity of our site. For more information about how we keep your information private or to request an NDA simply tell your Recoverity rep.
This Non-Disclosure and Non-Circumvention Agreement (the Agreement) made this 5th day of June , 2015 by and between the ABC Company with offices at Company Addresss (COMPANY) and WCS Holdings, doing business under the trademark Recoverity, with offices at 5304 yacht haven grande, Suite 104, St Thomas, United States Virgin Islands, 00802, (Recoverity) (individually a Party and collectively the Parties).
Whereas, Recoverity is a debt advisory marketplace that sources debt management solutions (collection agencies) for businesses based on the requirements and an aging report of said businesses receivables.
Whereas, Recoverity has represented it has the technical competence to successfully undertake the Project and the resources to arrange and collaborate with COMPANY to develop the Project, provided the Parties execute this Non-Disclosure and Non-Circumvention Agreement.
1. Confidential/Proprietary Information shall mean any information, whether written or oral, originated by or peculiarly within the knowledge of a Party, its employees, agents, or suppliers, not generally available to others, and includes, without limitation, business plans, financial data, financing options, trade secrets, know-how, technical data, computer software and other data pertaining to the Project.
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Captain Jack Malloch the Life and Times of a Rhodesian Entrepreneur a Sad Tale from Africa
by Dan Remenyi
Jack Malloch was Rhodesia's principal pioneer in aviation. He was an aviator and entrepreneur who left his mark on Rhodesia in a number of ways. He introduced larger and longer range aircraft than anyone else and he used these aircraft to develop an airfreight business which reached into Africa and Europe during a time when Great Britain, the United Nations and others were trying to slam the door of commerce in the face of anyone from Rhodesia. In addition Jack had no hesitation about flying into the war zones of Biafra which he did in his early days in order to keep this business afloat. The story of Jack is told in the context of the years immediately following the end of the British Empire and how the Rhodesians attempted to fend off the winds of change which drew them into a Bush War of about fifteen years duration, which sadly cost more than 20,000 lives. Jack Malloch's love for aviation culminated in his being the principle driver of a major project to restore a derelict Spitfire, the aircraft he had loved since his flying adventures during the Second World War and which he flew with great joy. It is sad to say that this Spitfire was the instrument of his death.
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Publish Date: May 2014


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West Liberty é uma cidade localizada no estado americano de Iowa, no Condado de Muscatine.

Demografia
Segundo o censo americano de 2000, a sua população era de 3332 habitantes.
Em 2006, foi estimada uma população de 3649, um aumento de 317 (9.5%).

Geografia
De acordo com o United States Census Bureau tem uma área de
4,0 km², dos quais 4,0 km² cobertos por terra e 0,0 km² cobertos por água. West Liberty localiza-se a aproximadamente 206 m acima do nível do mar.

Localidades na vizinhança
O diagrama seguinte representa as localidades num raio de 24 km ao redor de West Liberty.

Ligações externas

Cidades de Iowa

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WHY REDISTRICTING REFORM WILL FAIL IN MARYLAND
After a surprise 2014 victory in a state that enjoys a 2-1 Democratic voter registration advantage, Republican Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, has understandably moved forward to create a committee to recommend redistricting reform.
Democratic state senate president Thomas V. "Mike" Miller and Democratic House Speaker Michael E. Busch have reportedly vowed to make sure this reform does not pass in the state legislature.
While Governor Hogan is moving in a direction I support in general, redistricting reform will not be obtained across the country using a state by state approach. Instead, a national and uniformed approach is needed. In fact, a constitutional amendment may be necessary to accomplish this much needed change.
The reason this attempt by Hogan and any individual state will fail is simple. The Republican and Democratic parties will not voluntarily give up the power they enjoy to configure districts to their advantage.
It was the gerrymandering that created the current congressional district 6 in Maryland prior to the 2012 election that led me to pen a column published in The Baltimore Sun. In that column, I argued it was time for redistricting reform and called for the creation by states of a nonpartisan committee to recommend redistricting, if called for by population changes reported by the census every ten years.
What has happened across the country over the last few decades has been radical redistricting within the 36 states where state legislatures perform this action. These gerrymandered districts have created "safe" districts for the political party in control of the state. Seven states have only one representative and the rest use independent or bipartisan commissions, with the state legislature still retaining approval in some of these states.
In Maryland, a strong Democratic state, 7 of the 8 Congressional districts are "safe" districts where Democratic candidates will enjoy a voter registration advantage. The same protective carving out of districts also takes place in the other 35 states by their state legislatures. Texas, a strong Republican state, does the same for the Republican Party.
With no need to campaign in a moderate manner to win election in these "safe" seats, candidates are often more progressive or more conservative. The result has been arguably a dysfunctional Congress made up of representatives mostly from the extremes of their political party.
These more extreme candidates from the two major political parties are currently elected by using deep rooted hyperbolic rhetoric and exhibit no intention of compromising on any issue that comes before them.
Sadly, the majority of voters across the country fall within the center left, the center, or the center right in the political spectrum and are now longing for representation in Congress.
Certainly, the establishment of nonpartisan commissions to handle redistricting not answering to state legislature approval is needed in all states.
However, this will not happen with a state by state process. Why would either major political party voluntarily agree to alter their advantage in a state that would also alter their party's representation in Congress?
The answer is they won't. Maryland's state legislature leaders Mike Miller and Michael Busch are replicated in Democratic and Republican controlled states across the country.
Voters eagerly want this change where they once again are able to vote for who their politician will be as opposed to politicians choosing who will be their voters.
So, the effort should continue, but the approach should change and if necessary, begin the process of a constitutional amendment.
This would be a major step in preserving democracy in the United States. Getting the money out of politics is another..


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Home / Articles / City Council considers moving voting day to Saturdays
City Council considers moving voting day to Saturdays
John C. Drake // Published April 3, 2008 in Bosten Globe
Stung by markedly low voter turnout in last November's city election, the City Council is considering a proposal to move voting day from Tuesday to Saturday as a way to boost participation in time for the 2009 mayoral election.
Such a move would make it easier on working families to exercise their civic duty, said the proposal's sponsor, Councilor John Tobin.
"You have this enormous attention to the presidential race and the governor's race, and it doesn't seem to translate down to the municipal level," Tobin said. "I can't imagine there are people calling Deval Patrick to get their street lights turned on."
But a voter advocate said that moving election day to the weekend could have little impact and that the real reason for the dismal 13.6 percent turnout in the November election was a lackluster race that failed to excite voters.
High turnout in the recent presidential primary shows people are willing to vote on Tuesdays, said Avi Green, executive director of the voter advocacy group MassVOTE. Saturday elections pose their own problems, because Jews and other members of religions that observe a Saturday Sabbath might not show up, he said.
Tobin's proposal is the third electoral reform idea floated this year by the West Roxbury councilor, who has made no secret of his mayoral ambitions. He has also called for increasing councilor terms from two years to four to coincide with mayoral elections and limiting the mayor and councilors to three terms.
In the last city election Nov. 6, four of the nine district seats, plus the four at-large seats, were contested. Councilor Felix D. Arroyo lost his at-large seat to John Connolly.
"I was elected in an historically low turnout election; I'm not proud of that," Connolly said yesterday, adding that he supports any idea to increase turnout.
In contrast, turnout in the 2006 gubernatorial election exceeded 55 percent in Boston, and nearly 40 percent of Boston voters participated in the Democratic and Republican presidential primaries on Feb. 5.
"The people of Boston did not substantially change, nor did the city substantially change in the three months from November to February," said Green. "So what changed? People felt there was a competitive election."
Green said that moving elections to Saturday might have merit, but that officials should not expect the move to cure voter apathy.
Councilors and advocates said some accommodation would have to be made for people whose religion forbids them from voting on the Sabbath.
"Obviously, if Saturday was the only day that people could vote in the city, that would be problematic for many people in the Jewish community who wouldn't be able to vote," said Nancy K. Kaufman, executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston. "There would be concern, just as there would be if it was on Sunday morning."
Councilor Robert Consalvo proposed adding an additional day before a Saturday election during which one polling place in each district would be open.
Secretary of State William F. Galvin has overseen the city's Elections Department since widespread problems were reported with the city's handling of the 2006 election.
Galvin's spokesman, Brian McNiff, said Galvin would not comment on the idea before seeing the proposal. He said the change would have to be presented as a home-rule petition to the Legislature.
Mayor Thomas M. Menino would support Saturday voting, said his spokeswoman, Dorothy Joyce. She said Menino filed state legislation for expanded early voting in January 2007.
"While we think that Saturdays are convenient for people, we still think there's a need for early voting," she said.
State Representative Steven M. Walsh, Democrat of Lynn and sponsor of the early voting bill, said it was sent for study, essentially killing the measure for this legislative session, because lawmakers wanted to focus on a bill allowing same-day registration.
John C. Drake can be reached at jdrake@globe.com.


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Q: LaTeX Global declarations So, I'm self-taught in the art of LaTeX, which means there are some really simple things that I just haven't ever figured out. One thing that I've always wanted to know was how to add to a sort of global preamble where I can add custom declarations and the like that will automatically be included when I render a document. Any thoughts?

A: You can create your own package to load with \usepackage. In it you can declare functions that you use commonly. If it is in the directory with your source it can be included directly, otherwise if you want to use it for all your documents, put in in your latex distibution folder and run texhash so that the compiler can find it.
Directions can be found in the LaTeX Wikibook or other places I'm sure. I also was a self taught LaTeXer and the Wikibook taught me most of what I needed, along with the short-math-guide and a few package manuals (especially for TikZ/PGF and Beamer).


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Home Sports Qatar World Cup: Knockout "unpopular" gradually closes traditional powerful "heating" World Cup_Hangzhou Net
Qatar World Cup: Knockout "unpopular" gradually closes traditional powerful "heating" World Cup_Hangzhou Net
World Cup in Qatar: Knockout "unpopular" gradually closed traditional powerful "heating" World Cup
China News Agency, Beijing, December 5th. On the morning of the 5th Beijing time, the Qatar World Cup ended the second day of the 1/8 finals. France and England beat Poland and Senegal respectively to advance together. So far, this World Cup has produced four top 8 teams, namely: the Netherlands, Argentina, France and England.
These 4 teams are the traditional powerhouses of the World Cup and the favorites to win this cup. Among them, the Argentina team, France team, and England team are all cup champion teams, and the Netherlands team is the "uncrowned king" who has won three world runner-ups.
The results of the 4 games are: Netherlands 3:1 USA, Argentina 2:1 Australia, France 3:1 Poland, England 3:0 Senegal, the winners are all expected by the outside world.
After experiencing the all-pervasive "cold" group stage, the first 4 knockout matches of this cup have been "heated", and they have entered the "hot spot" where traditional tycoons dominate the game. There are many reasons for this.
First of all, the World Cup lasts for a long time. In order to maintain their state in the more brutal knockout rounds, some strong teams often start "slowly", resulting in upsets or ups and downs in the group stage.
The Argentina team and the German team lost to the Saudi team and the Japanese team respectively in the first round of the group stage, which was largely due to the "slow heat". The difference is that the Argentine team stopped falling in time and won two consecutive victories in the next two games, still qualifying as the top of the group. The German team, which is in the "death group", lost to the Spanish team due to the difference in goal difference, and was eliminated from the group in two consecutive World Cups.
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The Netherlands and England had ups and downs in the group stage. The Dutch team defeated the 18th-ranked Senegal team 2-0 in the first game, but was tied 1-1 by the 44th-ranked Ecuador team in the second game; England beat Iran 6-2 in the first game However, in the second game, they were tied by the US team, which was at the same level as the Iranian team (the world ranking difference between the Iranian team and the US team was 4 places).
Secondly, there are 3 rounds in the group stage, and you can "correct if you make mistakes". The knockout round is a battle that determines life and death, and there is no room for "fault tolerance", so the emphasis of strong teams and the state of the battle will be different. The Argentine team, which lost the first game, is a typical example of "knowing the mistakes and correcting them". The performances of the England and Netherlands teams in the 1/8 finals were obviously better than those in the group stage.
Third, for some relatively weak teams, the value and significance of entering the knockout round is greater. Even if you can't advance, it is an honor to beat the traditional giants, so you can do it at any cost. However, in order to avoid injuries, or out of other "interests", some strong teams often have concerns or reservations on the premise of ensuring their team's advancement.
It is under such circumstances that the "spectacle" that the three favorites France, Brazil, and Portugal that advance to the championship will all lose in the last round of the cup group stage (losing to Tunisia, Cameroon, respectively) and South Korea). The Spanish team lost to the Japanese team, and many people believed that the "Matador" deliberately qualified as the second in the group in order to avoid entering the upper half where strong enemies gathered.
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Fourth, after the first round of "filtering" in the group stage, some wealthy teams with their own problems have been eliminated early, reducing the chance of an upset in the knockout stage. For example, although the "European Red Devils" Belgian team ranks second in the world, its "golden generation" is old, and there were infighting after the first match of the group stage. In the second match, they lost 0:2 to the Morocco team and finally stopped the group stage.
Although this cup has just kicked off the knockout round, the final situation is unpredictable, but one thing is certain is that with the traditional tycoons getting better and the "big waves washing the sand" in each round of competitions, the strength of the promoted teams is even stronger. Closer, "unpopular" will gradually give way to "hot".
(Original title: Qatar World Cup: Knockout "unpopular" gradually closed traditional powerful "heating" World Cup)
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