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• Feed-in-tariffs for electricity from renewable energy resources to move down the learning curve?

1. INTRODUCTION Governments of most OECD countries encourage the use of renewable energy resources in one or the other way. Especially electricity g...

• Public Finance and Management
• Vol. 10 Nbr. 2, March 2010

• Marylanders On the Move: September 1, 2011

On the Move Spotlight for September 2, 2011: Webster works for Baltimore City, CASA Margaret (Peggy) Webster in July became chief of administration for project finance of the Housing Authority of Baltimore City. She previously was chief operating officer and general counsel of ESG Re Ltd. Before that, she was vice president of information technology for TIG and Lincoln National Corp. after 18 years with Alexander & Alexander. Webster is also co-chair, with Mary Boenning, of "A Harvest of Hope for Children," an Oct. 27 fundraiser at Oregon Ridge Lodge for CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of Baltimore County. CASA advocates for abused or neglected children who have been removed from their parents' or guardians' care. Boenning became a CASA volunteer after attending Towson Universi...

• The Daily Record (Baltimore)
• September 08, 2011

• 5 CFR 847.202 - Definition of qualifying move.

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 5: Administrative Personnel

• Deaton, Alden Discus Mu's Move to the Sec

Since announcing Missouri's decision to leave the Big 12 for the Southeastern Conference on Nov. 6, MU officials haven't had much to say on the topic publicly. On Wednesday, MU Chancellor Brady Deaton and Athletic Director Mike Alden agreed to speak with four reporters who had persistently expressed a desire for more information on the move. What follows is a transcript of a 45-minute question-and-answer session, with a few questions that did not pertain to athletics deleted. The order in which the questions were asked has been altered so the topics flow logically. The final two questions regard the NCAA's investigation of possible infractions at Miami during Missouri Coach Frank Haith's tenure there.

• Columbia Daily Tribune
• December 15, 2011

• Refugees, persons of concern, and people on the move: the broadening boundaries of UNHCR.

Abstract This article examines the way in which UNHCR has expanded its range of policy interests and operational activities since its establishment ...

• Refuge
• Vol. 26 Nbr. 1, March 2009

• Move

Paperwork filed by the County Attorney's Office to a political lawsuit to federal court drew public complaints Monday from Erie County's Democratic elections commissioner. Commissioner Dennis E. Ward called the legal maneuver a "blatant use of taxpayers' funds" to help political supporters of the Chris Collins administration.

• Buffalo News
• October 04, 2011

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NORWAY -- Some tenants were given vouchers to as state housing officials reinspected apartments in Norway and Paris on Thursday to get to the bottom of complaints of unclean and unsafe living conditions. Dale McCormick, executive director of the Maine State Housing Authority, spent the morning in the Oxford Hills.

• Sun-Journal Lewiston, Me.
• November 12, 2011

• Canada on the world stage: can we move beyond the foreign policy of good intentions?

Kim Echlin, The Disappeared. Toronto: Hamish Hamilton Canada, 2009. 235 pages [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Paul Collier, Wars, Guns, and Votes: Democrac...

• Inroads: A Journal of Opinion
• Nbr. 2010, January 2010

• Work Release Center Move a Concern: Residents, Businesses Upset, Worried

Kyle Furniture has been at its Hansford Street location since 1923, and the owner of the longtime East End business is worried about her new neighbors. The West Virginia Division of Corrections recently announced that it was purchasing the old McJunkin Building in the 1300 block of Hansford Street for a new work release center. The state agency will move its facility on Brooks Street to the new building once the sale is finalized and renovations to the 40,000- square foot structure are finished, Commissioner Jim Rubenstein said. Sally Preston, co-owner of Kyle Furniture, is worried about what the new work release center will do to her business. Kyle Furniture will be located right next to the work release center once it is moved. This area of town has a negative image anyway, Preston sa...

• Charleston Daily Mail
• September 27, 2011

• Marylanders On the Move: May 16, 2010

The Hon. James P. Salmon (Ret.) and the Hon. Dennis M. Sweeney (Ret.) have joined Creative Dispute Resolutions, LLC, a mediation and arbitration group of retired judges and experienced attorneys based in Maryland and Washington, D.C. Salmon recently retired from Maryland's Court of Special Appeals, and Sweeney recently retired from the Circuit Court of Howard County. They both now serve as mediators and arbitrators for a variety of civil and family law matters. Jessica R. Lubar joined Rosenberg Martin Greenberg, of Baltimore, as a partner May 1. She advises clients on tax, estate and business matters at the state, national and international levels. Lubar has counseled business clients on real estate ventures, investments and disposition of assets, and counseled clients on tax planning a...

• The Daily Record (Baltimore)
• May 23, 2010