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The Solar ITC is in Limbo – What Does That Mean for the Solar Industry?

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The Solar ITC is in Limbo – What Does That Mean for the Solar Industry?

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The Solar Investment Tax Credit (ITC), a federal incentive program that encourages consumers and companies to install solar, presided over a historic period of growth in the solar industry. Under the Solar ITC, solar power capacity in the US grew by over 10,000% in a period of 13 years.

But in 2020, the Solar ITC is set to enter its sunset phase. The ITC will drop over the next two years, then disappear entirely at the start of 2022.

Solar industry leaders are strongly lobbying Congress to extend the Solar ITC, and politicians have indicated some support for doing so. But the ITC hasn’t been added to the legislative calendar, and the fate of the vaunted solar tax credit remains in limbo.

Today, we’ll dive into the Solar ITC – what exactly is it, has it worked, and what lies ahead for the solar industry if the tax credit expires.

What is the Solar ITC?

The Solar ITC is a tax credit for residential and commercial property owners who install solar on their buildings. The tax credit essentially rebates 30% of the cost of a solar project in taxes. Essentially, it equates to a 30% discount on solar installations for homeowners, businesses, and even commercial-scale solar utility projects.

Without intervention by Congress, the Solar ITC is set to drop to 26% next year and to 22% in 2021. Starting in 2022, the tax credit will disappear entirely for residential and commercial business owners, and drop to just 10% for utility-scale solar projects.

Has the ITC Worked?

A 30% discount on solar installations is a massive federal incentive. So, has the ITC been successful?

By most accounts, the answer is a resounding yes. The US’s solar capacity has exploded by more than 10,000% since the credit was first passed in 2006. Meanwhile, the number of jobs in solar has nearly tripled in the past decade, which offsets a significant chunk of the credit’s costs.

To be sure, not all of the growth in solar can be attributed to the ITC. Massive improvements in solar technology, along with a surplus of solar panels manufactured cheaply in China, has been responsible for the lion’s share of cost reductions over the past 13 years.

Still, the ITC has been extraordinarily important. A 2015 report suggested that were the Solar ITC to expire in 2016, as it was originally slated to, rooftop solar installations would have dropped by 97% in the next year. Tax credit aside, the Solar ITC has been essential for providing a stable environment in which the US solar industry could come into its own and gain a foothold in the national consciousness.

Political Fortunes for Renewing the Solar ITC

This isn’t the first time the Solar ITC has approached expiration. The legislation was originally passed in 2006 for a 10-year period, and Congress extended it for another four years.

The solar industry, led by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), has been heavily lobbying Congress over the past year to extend the ITC at its full 30% value. That effort has met with some success – 20 senators from both political parties sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in June, urging him to bring legislation extending the tax credit to the Senate floor. A month later, bipartisan bills to extend the Solar ITC for another five years were introduced in both the House and the Senate.

Still, CEOs of major solar installers like SunPower and Sunrun aren’t optimistic about these bills, or the fate of the Solar ITC overall. In an interview with Green Tech Media, SunPower CEO Mark Werner put the odds of an extension at 30%. Both companies have taken significant steps to prepare for a future without the Solar ITC – Sunrun has established a nonrecourse debt arm, while SunPower has doubled down on solar modules and now energy storage.

Not Everyone in the Solar Industry Wants the ITC to Continue

While the majority of the solar industry has coalesced around support for an ITC extension, there is some debate over the role of the Solar ITC now that the industry has matured. Jim Lamon, CEO of DEPCOM Power, told Solar Power World about the tax credit, “We’re not a believer of it long-term. We believe that just like other forms of electrical production on the grid that we need to ultimately be un-subsidized.”

In addition, it’s debatable how much losing the Solar ITC will actually impact residential solar installations. Since many residential solar projects are underwritten by financiers rather than paid for directly by consumers, individual homeowners often aren’t the ones receiving the tax credit – financial institutions are. In fact, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory estimates that ending the Solar ITC won’t impact the solar industry at all, and may actually open up residential solar projects to financing by personal loans to homeowners.

But, not everyone is so optimistic. A Bloomberg report suggests that cutting the Solar ITC will cause the solar industry to lose out on about 20% growth by 2022.

More broadly, renewable energy experts worry that extending the Solar ITC could have a significant negative impact on wind energy. While the US currently has more wind power capacity than solar, the falling costs of solar have dramatically reduced the wind power industry’s advantages.

The wind industry has also enjoyed a tax credit similar to the Solar ITC, but the industry has been phasing down in preparation for the credit’s expiration rather than aggressively pushing for an extension. If the Solar ITC is extended while the tax credit for wind disappears, the solar industry could enjoy an economic advantage that could catapult it far past wind power as the go-to for utility-scale renewable power in coming years.

What Comes Next for the Solar Industry?

For now, the fate of the Solar ITC remains highly uncertain. Industry leaders like Werner suggest that the best strategy is to prepare for the tax credit to expire, while continuing to push aggressively for its extension. That means developing financially stable lines of business like solar modules or expanding into solar financing, like Sunrun has. It may also mean that companies focusing on utility-scale solar need to pivot quickly to deal with the massive increase in project costs expected if and when the Solar ITC expires.

Still, it wouldn’t be entirely surprising if Congress passes some sort of legislation on the tax credit close to the end of the year. With SEIA lobbying hard and noted support from a number of lawmakers, the Solar ITC may just find some new life.

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The cyber kill chain employed by advanced adversaries is changing. Defenders need to evolve their defensive strategies to meet the new challenge; and they need to develop silent hunting skills.

A new study from Carbon Black queried 37 incident response firms that use its threat hunting tool to gain insight into what is happening after an attacker has breached the network. "The inspiration for this report," Tom Kellermann, the author and chief cybersecurity officer at Carbon Black told SecurityWeek, "was, I was tired of seeing reports that are focused on just the vector of attack -- how they got in versus how they stay in. There has been a dramatic shift in how cybercriminals operate -- they have moved from burglary to home invasion, and we now need to be asking different questions. The adversaries are typically inside networks for months."

Key statistics from the report picked out by Kellerman include the predominance of Russia and China as adversaries. Eighty-one percent of respondents highlighted Russia, and 76% highlighted China. Thirty-five percent say that the end goal is espionage.

Sixty percent of the attacks involve lateral movement, indicating that attacks are no longer smash and grab incidents -- adversaries are now intending to stick around for the long game. This is confirmed by the appearance of incident response countermeasures. Nearly half of the respondents have seen instances of counter-incident response. Sixty-four percent have seen instances of secondary C2 being used on a sleep cycle during their IR engagements. Thirty-six percent of attackers use the victim for island hopping; that is, as a supply chain attack. And -- perhaps worryingly -- 10% have witnessed non-ransomware destruction.

Global Cyber threats push businesses to Re-architect cybersecurity"I think the destruction figure is quite worrying if it grows," Kellermann told SecurityWeek; noting that there are already signs that it is doing so. He suggested three primary motivations: activism (possibly patriotic), revenge (for being discovered), and the destruction of forensic evidence. "There's a fundamental lesson we need to take away from this," he said: "we have to become more clandestine and more quiet when we hunt the adversary in our homes. We can no longer shout out, 'I know you're in my house; I've called the police'. That is exactly what Crowdstrike did when it was responsible for investigating the DNC breach, it was too loud in its incident response which is why the Russians dug and burrowed in deeper and deeper -- and that was evidenced in the indictments."

The biggest single takeaway that Kellermann has from this survey is that the way to counter the new long-term, advanced and evasive incursions is to develop silent hunting techniques. If hunting is too noisy, the adversary will simply burrow deeper, employ incident-response countermeasures, or simply destroy the network and leave.

"This evolution coincides with mounting geopolitical tensions," suggests the report. "Nation-states such as Russia, China, Iran and North Korea are actively operationalizing and supporting technologically advanced cyber militias."

Kellermann believes that this new level of attack sophistication is down to the increasing level of nation-state hacking -- although the hacking itself may be done by a national militia rather than direct government employees. "We're seeing cybercriminals act as cyber militias for nation states," he explained.

Take Russia and the GRU units indicted by Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein as an example. "Those GRU units typically in the past didn't have any real level of cyber-attack sophistication. The Silicon Valley of cyber-attack sophistication in Russia was St Petersburg -- so they called upon great cybercriminals like Alexsey Belan and Evgeniy Bogachev to essentially arm them with the greatest zero-day attack code and exploit kits in addition to showing them how to morph and change their kill chain."

The Chinese adversaries are also learning and adapting. "The Chinese," he said, "having learned from the mistakes of their past, where they never practiced good operational security and they were typically too loud when they broke into networks... well, they're becoming much more clandestine and much more elegant in the way they attack corporations. Particularly," he added, "in using island hopping -- as evidenced by the Cloud Hopper campaign where they targeted the SMPs of a dozen major corporations in the West. After compromising the MSPs they then leapfrogged into the corporate networks via their cloud infrastructure for the purposes of economic espionage."

The coincidence of changing and more advanced attacks with the rise of nation state actors is compelling; but suggestions that it is primarily Russia and China is down to the accuracy of attribution.

"This attribution comes from the incident response responders to the survey," says Kellermann. "These folks typically worked in British or US intelligence or law enforcement communities; and they understand the fingerprints, the TTPs associated with specific threat actor groups, and the modus operandi. Not only that, you can typically see the C&Cs and the secondary C&Cs leveraging back to infrastructure that is operated or controlled by specific entities."

Kellermann believes there really is -- effectively -- a cyber axis of evil, primarily comprising Russia, China, North Korea, and to a lesser extent, Iran. The first three have an unwritten operational agreement not to target each other. "None of these three will hack the others, and at the same time they are benefitting from each other's colonization of wide swathes of the West."

Russia and North Korea are particularly close. "Both Russia and North Korea are counteracting economic sanctions imposed by the West with cybercrime against the financial sector," he said. "North Korea itself has become much more adept and sophisticated with their cyber-attacks as they are mirroring the Russian kill chain, and they are using more and more exploits and more and more custom malware. Just as the North Korean missile systems are typically based on Russian missiles, so you have the same amount of tech transfer in cyber capabilities."

He sees no reduction in cyber-attacks from any of these countries, and expects South China Sea tensions and the potential for global trade wars to simply exacerbate the problem. "In fact," he said, "the new group Hidden Cobra  has been quite prolific -- you just don't hear much about them because the financial institution victims are trying to keep this conversation quiet. But Hidden Cobra is the greatest testament to the advancement of cyber capabilities in North Korea."

Nor does he exclude Iran from this group, pointing out that as long ago as the Stuxnet issue, it was Russia that Iran turned to for, and received from, cyber assistance. There are even suggestions that Russian experts analyzed Stuxnet and returned it to Iran in the form of the original Shamoon malware used against Saudi Aramco.

But Kellermann doesn't think an understanding of the source of the attacks is an important as an understanding of how they are being operated. "I really think that the indications of counter incident response are the powerful statistics; and that 36% of the attacks are not directed against the initial victim -- basically, after they've done stealing from you they're going to use your network to target people that trust you. That has to be something we are acutely aware of and cognizant of in how we structure business partnerships, and in how we secure our information supply chain going forward."

He feels that the U.S. is currently suffering under an Administration that is not sufficiently focused on cyber security. "Not only does the US not even have a Cyber Czar, but this Administration has not taken cyber security seriously -- as evidenced by the rapid retirement rate of professionals who would have been lifers under a different administration. I am incredibly concerned that we're dealing with an adversary that has already colonized wide swathes of British and American infrastructure, and we're really fighting someone from the inside out."

He believes that the real message coming from this survey of incident responders is that business needs to re-architect its cybersecurity. "We need to change the architectural model away from a castle-like structure and more towards that of a prison, where we can force the adversary to be resourced constrained, where we inhibit their capacity to move laterally and we hunt them and monitor them without them knowing that we're doing so. That's the type of environment we need to migrate to -- I call that environment 'intrusion suppression'."

To achieve this, he believes that business must move to silent hunting. "This could be done with iron boxing, modern whitelisting, next gen AV that includes endpoint detection and response, and deception technology. Hunt tools need to be more widely deployed. Memory augmentation should be employed, and adaptable authentication based on the level of risk can enforce 2 or 3 factor authentication with a biometric live challenge/response, all depending on the level of risk. Existing outward-facing network defenses are largely failing. The modern network has really evolved to cloud and mobility which makes the security of the endpoints paramount, and the capacity to record and monitor all activity on the endpoints is absolutely quintessential to success."

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He is interested in methods of making which endow the object with visual clues about how they were made. Their complex forms and sharp lines mean it is sometimes assumed they have been made using CAD software, CNC maching, or 3D printing, but they on closer inspection reveal that they are all handmade. Often tiny imperfections, a result of the processes by which they are made, give this away.

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By making each object by hand, the designer hopes to set his pieces apart from the identical, mass-produced objects on the market.

Jesmonite – awarded Material of the Year at London's 2017 Design Fair – has become increasingly popular with designers, including Zuza Mengham and YenChen YaWen Studio who have used it to make angular sculptures and vases that oxidise and change colour as they age.

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The Warehouse Hotel

The Warehouse Hotel

16 January, 2018

Located on the Robertson Quay in Singapore, the Warehouse Hotel was designed by a local design studio Asylum. Based in an old, industrial building dating back to the period of Singapore’s spice trade height, the lobby features an original brick wall, black metal gate and raw, ribbed reception desk.

Marble counter of the bar allows guests to enjoy their spice-infused cocktails, while each out of 37 rooms is elegantly furnished. Wooden floors and tiled walls make a neutral background for metal-framed furniture and glass surfaces dividing the en-suite bathroom. Keeping in with the original spirit of the place, the Warehouse Hotel is a serene oasis in the middle of the bustling city.

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Friday, June 26, 2009

Hooked On...

I'm linking up to Julia at Hooked on Houses for her "Hooked On..." party! Please check out her fabulous blog today. I love the way she takes readers inside all kinds of homes-from really, really bad MLS listings to celebrity homes, to homes we can find inspiration in.

I'm Hooked on...To-Do Lists!

I have always had a thing for To-Do Lists. There's just something so satisfying about crossing off things I've been able to accomplish. If that makes me a huge nerd, I'm okay with that. (wink)

I haven't made much progress in the list department lately. Probably because my days have been spent doling out crackers, washing sippy cups, and switching on an Elmo video here and there so I can put on minimal make-up so as not to scare the "outside world" when we escape the house run some errands.

I tend to lose lists too. I'll write up a great note detailing all sorts of things I need to work on, and then it gets lost in the caverns of my enormous purses.

Or maybe they go to the same place my keys and Panera card went.
At any rate, I've seen a few bloggers post their summer to-do lists, and I thought that maybe if I make my own up here, I'd be less likely to lose it.

{Amanda's SuMmEr To DO LiSt}

~Make myself get out of bed early enough to get some make-up on and fix my hair before the girls wake up. It's no fun putting on mascara in front of the mirror while holding one foot on the toilet lid so Michaela Byrd doesn't decide to have another toilet party.

~Find someone to coordinate a Bible study with. I am absolutely an unmotivated slacker when it comes to studying on my own. I need to know that there will be a group to discuss what we are learning, otherwise I just won't do it. Keepin' it real. This is one I'd love to do:

~Continue going through the girls' toys for stuff I can donate to Salvation Army. I have to be stealthy about this and work while they are napping or in bed for the night, otherwise there is much wailing and gnashing of teeth.

~Work on organization!

I got this book a few months ago, and I keep meaning to pull it out and get started, but I can't get organized enough to do that.

~Start a chore/behavior chart for Natalie. The girl is killin' me here. Preschool let out for the summer, and she is wreaking havoc on the T family. I think some motivation is in order. Like most three year olds, she can be coerced with stickers, but I think she'll also enjoy the feeling of accomplishment from following through on simple things like clean-up time, putting dishes in the sink, not murdering her little sister, etc.

~Hang some stinkin' pictures on the giant blank canvas that is our "new room." It is so blah that it makes me want to go to sleep when I walk in there. (L, if you see this, I need help! A play date is needed, stat!)

~Pillows to coordinate with the chair for my new craft/workspace table.

~Craft storage with some "found items" from my home. I can't wait to share this with you!

~Healthy meals. Since I hosted the GIVEAWAY for the Eat This! Not That! Supermarket Survival Guide, I keep reminding myself to sit down and make some meal plans that do not involve me standing in the aisle at the grocery frantically grabbing frozen dinners while my three year old begs for popsicles and my 17 month old attempts to escape from the cart.

A few of those books have more than twenty pages and are intended for readers over the age of six. Like these two:

Finances permitting, I want to take a couple of sewing classes from my friend AT.

Also on my reading list?

~Mary Kay Andrews' The Fixer Upper (I adore MKA and her Southern Style. Her heroines are always so much fun!)
~The rest of Charlaine Harris' Sookie Stackhouse series. Once again, my friends L and AS have hooked me on a series of fluffy books. I love fluffy books. I read enough fancy frou-frou books in college to last me another ten years. So fluff it is!

~To the pool! We paid for it; now we need to swim for our money's worth. I'd love to get Natalie swimming by the end of the summer. Then she can forget again until next May.

~To the gym. Regularly. I really really want to take a Hip-Hop class there, but I'll need to enlist my mom for babysitting services, as it is after the girls' bedtime, and T works late on Tuesday nights.

~To bed earlier. 'Nuff said.

What about you?

Do you like to make lists? Do you lose them like I do or do you have a system for staying organized? I'd love your feedback!

Have a wonderful weekend, and I hope you get everything on your to-do list crossed off!

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  1. You have a long list. On my list is get more exercise. Since it is very hot for walking I have been swimming twice this week. I am lucky to live at a lake where the water gets nice and warm.

  2. Your list are inspiring... wow.. i dont think i could tackle much on those lists.

    Bravo to you --- cute blog.

    TTFN~~Claudia ♥

  3. On my list is to learn how to use Photoshop the software and a book, need to get on the program and do a little studying and practicing!

  4. Boy, you're speaking my language here, Amanda! I'm constantly making lists, and checking things off, and making new lists, etc. I've got my 7 year-old making them for herself now, too, so apparently it's contagious. :-)

    I bought the first Sookie Stackhouse book but still haven't had time to read it. Maybe next week!

    Glad you could join my party. Have a great weekend!

  5. I'm hooked on to-do lists too! Partly because I'm slightly uptight about being organized, and mostly because unless I write something down, it goes right out of my head and it's as if the thought never even existed :)

  6. I think I could have written your list! lol Now to get off our duffs and be like Nike and "Just Do It"!

  7. I don't ever feel the satisfaction of being able to cross off stuff.

    Maybe my to do list should say:
    sleep in
    yell at kids

    Then I could cross off stuff and feel awesome!

  8. Ha ha ha...LOVINg Xazmin's comment! I feel the same way most of the time.

    About the chalkboard...I used the actual painting for the chalkboard. I flipped it over and painted the underside of the backerboard. You CAN paint directly onto a painting (and I have before), but this particualr one had too much texture on it. Really, it could not be easier! And I'm sure you see ugly paintings with gorgeous detailed frames at yard sales ALL THE TIME!

  9. I love lists too, always have! They are so helpful.

  10. My partner Steve is obsessed with To Do Lists. I like to make him think it drives me crazy, but secretly I dig them too.

  11. I make lists for everything! Can't live without them, ha.

    So, you've been to Wal-Mart already. I sure miss that place!!

    I commented under you on the blog roll and just wanted to say "hi". Hope your weekend is a great one!

  12. I adore lists! I just wish I could cross more off every day:)

  13. hey fluffy book reader, before you spend your hard earned $$ at borders, let me know what you're looking for! stacy sells tons of those books and for cheap, too!

  14. Hmm is anyone else having problems with the images on this blo loading?
    I'm trying to find out if its a problem on my end or if it's the blog.
    Any feed-backwould be greatly appreciated.

    my site: brave frontier hacks

I love to hear your feedback! Please feel free to leave comments...just don't send me spam asking me to buy stuff off your website! I've got three kids and no money to purchase your magic weight-loss pill or bust enhancement, or whatever else you might be selling. Thanks, and I look forward to hearing from you! :)

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The human evolutionary science (HES) and socio-environmental climate science (SECS) communities both study adaptation but mean different things by it. To HESers, adaptations are solutions to persistent environmental challenges our species has always faced; HESers usually study adaptations among subsistence populations, who are among the most vulnerable to climate change. For SECSers, adaptations are prescriptive accommodations to new challenges facing interconnected social and ecological systems. While SECSers are starting conversations about climate change adaptation and making the phrase a “household name,” HESers have contributed little to these conversations. Can HESers’ theoretical approach, investigating contemporary adaptations as products of the past, and study of adaptation among subsistence peoples inform SECSers’ conceptualization of adaptation? Can HESers learn from SECSers how to better reach a large audience and contribute to applied work and policy conversations about climate change adaptation? This workshop will bring together HESers and SECSers, as well as governmental and non-governmental-organization stakeholders, with the goals of (1) jump-starting actionable climate-related research in the HES community, especially the longitudinal study of livelihood adaptation, (2) better defining the concept of adaptation in the SECS community, and (3) facilitating interchange between the two. Products of this workshop will include a call-to-arms paper that identifies what HES and SECS have to offer each other, including a glossary of commonly misunderstood terms and data each community already has that would interest the other, and a grant application to fund the longitudinal study of climate change adaptation in a global sample of vulnerable subsistence populations.

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Some restaurants try so hard to be "authentic" to whatever cuisine they're cooking that eating there seems like a walk through the Paris or Venetian hotels in Las Vegas. While I marvel at the re-creations, they don't have the spirit of the places they're trying to emulate and end up coming off as a Disneyland version.

Soul is the key, and it can't be achieved merely with recipes and architecture. It's much more elusive and fundamental.

Yet it's just this authenticity of spirit that distinguishes Corso Trattoria, the new Tuscan-inspired restaurant owned by Wendy Brucker and Roscoe Skipper of Rivoli.

Corso seems like a trattoria you'd find in Florence. If you take time to deconstruct it, it might not stand up, but the aura is right.

The kitchen, separated from the main room by a granite dining counter, is open for all to see, but it's certainly not a showpiece - it's utilitarian. Diners all over the tight 60-seat dining room get a view of shelves lined with ingredients; they can observe the chef moving off the line to quickly whisk a vinaigrette for the simple mixed lettuce salad ($5) and watch waiters climb a ladder to the storage room above the pantry. Amid this bustle, the customers, often in animated conversation, sit at the tables or counter eating thin-crust pizzas and drinking carafes of wine.

The restaurant has caught on quickly since its opening in June; if you want to get a seat without a wait - no reservations are taken - you need to get there before 7 p.m. After that you may be standing for an hour or longer. It's little wonder: The prices are good for the quality, the service is knowledgeable and the environment is casual and fun.

The tile floors, wooden chairs with rush seats and large storefront windows overlooking Shattuck could be practically anywhere in the Bay Area, serving any kind of cuisine, but in combination Corso feels like the real Italian deal.

The Tuscan-inspired food, crafted by Rodrigo da Silva, supports that feeling. It's straightforward and delicious, bringing in strong Italian reference points without hitting customers over the head. Florentine steak, for example, is what diners will find all over Tuscany; it's a huge T-bone - actually a porterhouse because the tenderloin is so large - with perfect grill marks encased in a glistening glaze of olive oil. It's placed on the plate with a wedge of lemon, and da Silva sprinkles lemon-dressed arugula leaves over the top.

The one-page menu looks as if it was pounded out on a manual typewriter. Each category - Antipasti, Primi, Secondi, Pizze, Contorni and Dolci - has just four or five dishes.

Antipasti include a crostini trio ($8.50) with ricotta and chives mounded on one crouton, chicken liver pate on another, and peppers topped with white anchovy on the third; all the blends are simple and rustic. Another choice is the insalata Caprese ($11), with wedges of heirloom tomatoes arranged around fresh-stretched mozzarella and a vibrant green pesto. There are also marinated olives ($3), a salumi platter ($12.50) and a disappointing fritto misto ($12) with shrimp, calamari, fennel, onions and lemon; the batter tasted floury and didn't cling to the ingredients.

The Primi section features a very good tripe soup ($8), in which the pieces of stomach are paired with cannellini beans and a spicy broth that leaves a wave of heat after each bite. The best dish in the category, however, is the deeply flavored braised beef and pork ragout with tagliatelle ($12). Fettuccine ($16) with shrimp, clams and arugula is pleasant, although it was one of the few dishes that didn't seem fully realized.

All four main courses are exceptional, particularly the steak ($36) and the whole grilled fish, which changes nightly. Recently it was branzino ($24), served on a stew of tomatoes punctuated with capers. There was also grilled pork loin ($16), moist and barely pink, topped with sweet-and-sour onions. The dish was intense and needed a side dish, such as the romaine lettuce with anchovy-lemon vinaigrette ($5), to cut its intensity.

The best deal, and my favorite dish, is the chicken breast ($10) served in a skillet of bubbling brown butter. It's cooked to perfection, and the butter adds a nutty, indulgent element.

Because the main courses don't come with accompaniments, diners will probably want to order at least one of the six contorni, whether it's creamy cooked fresh cranberry beans liberally doused in Tuscan olive oil ($7) or a small pile of spinach with garlic and red chile flakes ($6). Meat portions are reasonable, but the side dishes tend to be small, including the 3-inch square of souffle-like polenta.

The three thin-crust pizzas include mozzarella, tomato and basil ($9); mushrooms, fontina and Piave cheeses and white truffle oil ($13); and finely crumbled fennel sausage and a confetti of red and yellow peppers, some with a little heat, smoothed by tomato and mozzarella ($11).

Desserts crafted by Laura Nicoletti always include an equally thin crostata ($7), paved with thin slices of seasonal fruit, served simply with a dollop of whipped cream. The panna cotta ($7) is textbook-perfect, served with blueberries and raspberries and a thin pool of berry puree.

If you love chocolate, the torta di cioccolata ($6) is a light flourless cake that has a surprisingly airy texture. Other choices include biscotti and vin santo ($12.50) and an affogato ($6) with gelato and espresso.

They're all ways to end a casual, relaxed meal, though you probably won't linger as long as you might in Italy. Seeing the crowd waiting for your table, and the protesters marching in support of Tibet, you'll know you're definitely in Berkeley.

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The wine list

Looking over the wine list at Corso, you'd think you were in the heart of Tuscany. There's not a California wine to be found. Instead, there are eight Chianti from various regions; some Brunello, and the 2005 Avignonesi Vino Nobile di Montepulciano ($47).

Diners may not have heard of many of the wines, which are divided by regions. Owner Roscoe Skipper has the courage to put the 2006 Barbolini Grasparossa di Castelvetro Lambrusco ($25) on the menu, a varietal most people know only as Riunite. Yet it's a brilliant selection, with dry fruit and enough fizz to adapt well to many dishes.

Most wines on the list are equally well chosen. There's no sommelier on the floor, and although the staff learns about wines in weekly training sessions, it will be hit or miss whether they know the bottle in question.

Aside from the 70-plus bottles, with most priced between $20 and $40, the list also features 20 wines by the taste, half glass, bottle and 500-ml carafe. With tastes ranging in price from $1.50 to $3.75, you can take a chance.

The restaurant also has a full bar, and includes drinks made with house-made limoncello. On our visits, however, the drinks lacked finesse and came across as too sweet, particularly the Limonata Italiana ($8) with Svedka vodka and limoncello, which tasted like lemon simple syrup.

To me, wine is the most interesting way to go. If you bring your own bottle, corkage is $15.

- M.B.

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Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Dinner 5-10 p.m. daily. Full bar. No reservations. Credit cards accepted. Street parking, moderately difficult.

Overall: Rating: TWO AND A HALF STARS

Food: Rating: THREE STARS

Service: Rating: TWO AND A HALF STARS

Atmosphere: Rating: TWO STARS

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"For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many." (Mark 10:45)

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Mr. Chan Jung Kim is a BAM practitioner. He has been in business for more than 35 years in various fields, primarily in construction and development. He has also been involved in developmental mission work in Cambodia. Currently he serves as CEO for World Development, a Cambodian NGO, as well as serving as CEO of three other businesses, including Entoutcas SL, Benoh Co., Ltd. and JangGeum Agro Co. Ltd. Recently, he has begun another community development project on a 495,000 square meter land, which includes a housing for retirees. Additionally, he has served for the world mission in various capacities, including a co-representative for International Business Alliance (IBA), Korea’s BAM alliance, and managing director for Interserv Korea. He resides in Gunpo, Kyungki-do province, S. Korea with his wife Young-Bun.

M. Jae Moon

Professor M. Jae Moon is Underwood Distinguished Professor of the Department of Public Administration at Yonsei University, S. Korea. Prior to Yonsei, he taught at two universities in the U.S., including the Graduate School of Public Affairs in the University of Colorado at Denver (1998-2002) and George Bush School of Government and Public Service in Texas A & M University (2002-2004), and Korea University (2004-2006). His research interest include public management, information technology/administrative reform, and comparative public administration. He was Book Review Editor for Public Administration Review (2002-2005) as well as the Editor-in-Chief of International Review of Public Administration (2008-2010, 2013-2015). He also serves as Interntional Director of American Society for Public Administration, Vice President of Korean Association of Public Administration. He is also elected as a life-time fellow of National Academy of Public Administration. He has been actively involved in various ODA training and consultancy projects in Egypt, Indonesia, Mongolia, Tanzania, Vietname and others. Professor Moon resides in Seoul, Korea, with his wife Eunyi Kim.

Mr. Jeffrey Lee is a financial entrepreneur. He was in banking for 37 years, including 17 years as CEO for two banks in the U.S. and one microfinance bank in Rwanda. He turned around all three banks with remarkable growth as a result, thanks to God’s grace. At Urwego Opportunity Bank in Rwanda, he helped the bank grow to serve more than 200,000 clients including 40,000 borrowing clients, contributing to the holistic transformation of Rwanda. Previously in the U.S., Jeffrey was involved in missions mobilization and stewardship ministry in the U.S. He is also a teacher and trainer on BAM, stewardship and leadership, and a mentor and coach for BAM practitioners. Currently, he resides in Chiang Mai, Thailand with his wife Kristin, and serves as CEO for SfK Ministries, a network of missional businesses and all organizations interested in supporting missional businesses.

William Son, Ph.D., residing in Seoul, is an investment banker with 26 years of experience in various capacities in Korea, Japan and the U.S.. Currently, he is a professor teaching Management and Finance at a cyber university in Korea. He is also a member of the steering committee for Neo Moravian House, a BAM school, for IBA (International BAM Alliance) in Korea. He also serves as a teaching faculty for JES and SfK MBA. He worships and serves at Onuri Church.

Mr. Lee is CEO for Joybells, an investment company. He serves as Chief Investment Officer for SfK Korea. Mr. Lee is an investment banker and a fund manager. He has successfully raised capital a few times and has established a track record of generating returns far above the industry average return for the past two decades. He set up a missional business in Cambodia, namely Hesed, three years ago and has been actively managing it with significant progress financially, socially, environmentally and spiritually. Recently, he has relocated to Korea to participate in broader network management of the companies he leads. He and his family now reside in Seoul, Korea.

Sungho Kim is a specialist in urban planning and community development. He worked for Korea Land Corporation for 35 years, overseeing new city development projects such as Ilsan and new business complex development such as Kaesung Business Complex. While he was Managing Director for Korea Real Estate Investment Trust, he demonstrated his ability to turn around an ailing operation. For the past 10 years, he has been teaching Real Estate Development at a university. He has been serving as a member of the Session at Canaan Church in Bundang.

Rev. Jae Chul Jung is a member of E-Land’s executive team, overseeing all matters pertaining to the business group’s corporate social responsibility. He is Chairman of the Board for Asia Mission, a member-care mission agency, and also serves as Managing Director of E-Land Foundation and E-Land Welfare Foundation. Previously, he served as Chaplain of E-Land Business Group and as a missionary to Malaysia. He has a keen interest in business as mission.

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38th SGMS Meeting 2020

The 38th meeting of the SGMS will take place at the Dorint Resort Blüemlisalp Beatenberg, 29-30 October 2020 high above Lake Thun in the Bernese Oberland, with a scenic view of the Swiss Alps!

The SGMS board has started planning the 2020 meeting and update the website as soon as possible. Again, the meeting will be preceeded by the SGMS School.

Confirmed Speakers for 2020

SGMS Lecture Announcement

The SGMS is happy to promote the forthcoming lecture of Prof. Dr. R. Kenneth Marcus at EMPA on April 28th 2020. The lecture is open to the general public. Please contact PD Dr. Davide Bleiner directly, should you have an questions. [Click!] on the image below for the abstract.

Swiss Group for Mass Spectrometry

The Swiss Group for Mass Spectrometry is a society that furthers interactions between scientists working in the various fields of mass spectrometry, doing basic research from gas phase ion chemistry to life sciences, in academia, industry and regulation. The SGMS was founded in 1982 (see history). Roughly two hundred individuals are listed as members. The SGMS also is an Associate Member Society of the Swiss Chemical Society (SCS).

SGMS membership is open to individual persons working in the field of mass spectrometry, and to active sponsoring members. For more details, please consult the statutes of the society.

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There Is Much To Do At Shady Point!

At Shady Point Resort the water is clean and the sandy beach slopes gently out from a calm bay to deeper water, for safe swimming and playing with your children. Fishing is excellent and nature abounds giving you relaxation and peace but with all conveniences necessary for your best vacation yet!

The famous “Kawarthas” are one of Ontario’s most beautiful regions. Large and small lakes, many connected by locks or rivers, rolling farm lands and forest areas. Buckhorn Lake is on the Trent-Severn Waterway, midway between Lake Ontario and Georgian Bay, it’s elevation is about 600 feet above Lake Ontario. Hundreds of houseboats and pleasure craft make this trip each season.

A short walk from Shady Point Resort you will find all the conveniences you need including: a hardware store, grocery store, drug store, liquor/beer store, antique stores and, of course restaurants.

Activities at Shady Point Include:

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  • Badminton

  • Volleyball

  • Basketball

  • Horseshoes

  • Bird Watching

  • Hiking

  • Fishing

  • Water Sports

  • Relaxing

  • Fire pit at each cottage

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Buckhorn & Area Attractions

Shady Point Resort is located right in the town of Buckhorn where you will find all the conveniences including a full service Foodland grocery store, an LCBO, a pharmacy, restaurants, antique shops, art galleries, bait and tackle shops, variety stores, hairdressing salon and the scenic locks separating the Buckhorn lakes.

The city of Peterborough is located only 20 minutes away and offers shopping, modern theaters, concerts,  farmers market, festival of lights, art gallery, nightly entertainment, Riverview Zoo, Kawartha Racetrack slots and the Peterborough Liftlocks.

The Whetung Art Gallery showcases Canadian Indian crafts from across Canada while Six Foot Bay Golf Course and Katchiwano Golf & Country Club are within easy driving distance (15 minutes)

The Kawarthas offers an extensive variety of eco-recreational interests such as walking, hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, boating and water sports, and nature trails. The Warsaw Caves, Petroglyphs Park and Buckhorn Observatory should not be missed!

Fishing Buckhorn Ontario Canada

The chain of lakes on which Shady Point Resort is located comprises Upper Buckhorn Lake, Upper Chemong Lake, Pigeon Lake, Big & Little Bald Lakes. We have over 1700 feet of shoreline at Shady Point Resort.

Buckhorn Lake is well known for its excellent fishing whether it is crappie, carp, perch. blue gill, large and small mouth bass, walleye or the king of them all the fighting muskie you will find them here. And for our European friends we have some very large and abundant Common Carp which average 25lbs with some wieghing in at around 40lbs.

Over the last many years the fishing on Buckhorn Lake and the Tri-Lakes has been getting better and better. 2014 was no exception and was the best year for us with Bass , Walleye and Muskie. In 2014 we had many successes in our fishing tournaments with 3 first place finishes, 1 second place and 2 thirds, with our best winning the Bridgenorth Bassmasters Classic with a weight of 20.54/lbs (5 bass).

The walleye seen many fish in the 3-6/lbs class throughout the year, it is evidence that the slot limit on walleye is certainly doing its job and increasing the walleye population in the lake. As for the muskie, we seen many catches between 36” – 48” with two 48 inch fish finishing out the year in early November caught while fishing for smallmouth bass on 8/lbs test drop shoting, both fish were between 18-20/lbs. Our largest fish in 2014 seen a smallmouth bass hitting the scales at 6.03/lbs, largemouth bass at 5.46/lbs, walleye at 6.10/lbs and 2 muskie that hit 18-20/lbs.

Bass Fishing is a great sport around Shady Point Resort.

Whether you are an experienced angler or new to the sport, you are sure to have fun.
We also have a Pontoon Boat for rent as well as canoe, kayak and paddle boats.

Fishing season opening and closing dates vary depending on the species and the area. It is illegal to attempt to catch fish for which the season is closed, even if you are going to release them. Fish accidentally caught during the closed season must be immediately released back into the water. Closed seasons protect fish at vulnerable times of the year, especially when they are spawning or protecting their young.

Muskie & Pickeral Fishing at Shady Point on Upper Buckhorn Lake

The following has been printed from The Niagara Musky Association Inc. catch and release Newsletter. “ Tom Page, Jeff Rudnick, Joe Zolnowski and Tomy Scime spent October 5th to l0th chasing muskies at Buckhorn Lake.

We stayed at Shady Point Resort. Tom and Jeff won a week’s free lodging thanks to Shady Point’s donation to our banquet raffle. We had a great time. It was fun to catch fish every day. The fist fought very hard and were very acrobatic. A lot of fun to catch. There are some big ones there, along with a lot of smaller fish makes for some great action. Hope to return. I would recommend it to anyone.

  • Total muskie hooked – 41
  • Total muskie boated – 29
  • Tony – ll (largest 42)
  • Jeff – 8 (largest 45)
  • Joe – 6 largest (43.5)
  • Tom – 4 (largest 39.5)

Please refer to the Ontario Fishing Regulations Summary to determine the open season dates for waterbodies in the zone in which you will be fishing. Unless stated otherwise, species that are not listed (such as sucker and rock bass) have a year-round open season.

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22nd October 2019 - 11:30 GMT | by The Shephard News Team

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France's Jeumont Electric has been selected by Naval Group for the design of the main electric propulsion equipment for the Royal Australian Navy’s Attack class submarines.

The main electric propulsion equipment converts electrical power using converter cubicles into mechanical power to propel the submarine through the water.

Jeumont Electric, which also worked on Australia’s Collins class submarine programme, will establish a fully owned Australian subsidiary - Jeumont Electric Australia - and transfer capabilities to support the operation and sustainment of the subsystem to the new subsidiary.

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Gene Information   mouse ... Il4(16189)

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