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...over the next 30 years. The problem used to be that prices were too low, averaging €25-€30 per MW-h, so building new plants didn't make economic sense. Prices are now up to about €35 per MW-h - still below the €40 threshold experts say is necessary to make building a new plant economic. Ian Russell, chief executive of Scottish Power, has said prices are still too low for him to invest in building new power stations, but his company did buy an existing power plant earlier this year to help meet demand. Another...
...hotel, and at 8:20 a.m., when I was sure everyone was gone, I headed to Market Square in downtown Pittsburgh to assist with the event. I helped direct the people though the barricades, filling them in where it would look just right for the photo. A young but expert crowd herder gave me and 15 volunteers orders on directing the crowd, moving barricades and keeping people happy. He had explained the day before that all of his orders came with a please and thank you, even if he lacked the time to articulate them...
...Although one judge has found this material was not grounds to retry the case, it will be the centerpiece of defense efforts for an appeal. It consists of a series of ?text messages,? sent by ink expert Larry Stewart (no relation) to colleague Brittney King, that the lawyers argued tainted his testimony. Larry Stewart, the chief forensic scientist for the Secret Service, presented evidence to support the government's claim that Peter Baconovic, Martha Stewart's stockbroker, altered a document after the fact to show that the two had a pre-existing arrangement to sell ImClone stock. Larry Stewart...
...aware of the possible legal peril when he describes the document, a worksheet that listed Martha's stock holdings at Merrill Lynch. ?The document,? he says in a Feb. 18 message, ?was just [shown on a news program playing] on the big screen in Times Square saying an undisclosed expert was going to testify. Ohh s___. Would have made a cool pic for my office or jail cell.? Martha's lawyers have seized on this as evidence that Stewart planned to give false testimony the next day in court...
...life story would make a pretty cool movie. The son and nephew of GM factory workers, Moore was educated by nuns and Jesuits, and at 14 he briefly attended a seminary and had thoughts of becoming a priest. Eagle scout; expert hunter; good student. After disagreeing with a policy at his high school, he ran for the Davison County school board--and won, making him, at 18, one of the youngest elected officials in the nation...