Aerial photograph of part of Llano County, Texas showing a river and surrounding vegetation. Near the bottom of the photograph, there are several buildings and parked cars.

Fotografía aérea del paisaje de Texas que incluye varias colinas grandes y la vegetación circundante.

Fotografía aérea de un río y de los campos y la vegetación circundantes. El río atraviesa el terreno desde la parte superior izquierda hasta la inferior derecha de la fotografía. Hay algunos edificios visibles en la parte izquierda de la fotografía, así como cerca de la esquina derecha.

Fotografía aérea de un paisaje de Texas que muestra pequeñas masas de agua, vegetación y parte de una carretera en la esquina inferior izquierda.

Fotografía aérea del paisaje de Texas que incluye colinas, un estanque y vegetación. Una carretera atraviesa el terreno hacia el centro de la fotografía. El terreno es mayoritariamente marrón con arbustos, pero aparece verde rodeando el estanque.

Aerial photograph of a Texas river and surrounding area. The river winds from the left of the photograph towards the middle and into the distance. The sky is full of white clouds. Along the bottom and right of the photograph, there are buildings and streets near the river's edge.

Weekly newspaper from Albany, Texas that includes local, county, and state news along with extensive advertising.

Daily newspaper from Altus, Oklahoma that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Fotografía aérea del paisaje de Texas que muestra un río y la vegetación circundante. En la fotografía se ve una parte del avión y algún reflejo de la ventana.

Aerial photograph of the Texas landscape. The image is askew and shows a river and surrounding fields and vegetation.

Photograph of a white vanity, with a gold mirror propped on top of it. A small white chair with a green and beige floral print on the cushion is placed in front of it. In the seat is a ceramic lantern. Two lit lamps are on each end of the white dresser. A framed photograph of a woman wearing a white dress with a pink sash is next to the mirror. On the right side of the photograph, other objects can be seen, including one decorated with white flowers with a price tag hanging from it.

A report for a cultural resources survey for the proposed Huck Finn Trail to be placed east of Prairie Creek in Richardson, Texas.

Weekly newspaper from Archer City, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Photograph of a marshy area full of vegetation and a dead tree in the foreground.

Photograph of a bathroom featuring a claw-foot bathtub with a white curtain around it. The room is illuminated by a chandelier. The wall includes a mural of trees.

Daily newspaper from Baytown, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

A photograph of a small bedroom. The bed has a yellow, green, and white patterned quilt. There is a painting on the wall, a flowered rug on the floor, and various other items on the bureau.

Fotografía de una vaca negra en la carretera en una área rodeada de árboles.

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Weekly newspaper from Canadian, Texas that includes local, state and national news along with some advertising.

Weekly newspaper from Comanche, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

For years, farmers in the United States have looked with envy on their European counterparts' ability to profitably farm the wind through ownership of distributed, utility-scale wind projects. Only within the past few years, however, has farmer- or community-owned wind power development become a reality in the United States. The primary hurdle to this type of development in the United States has been devising and implementing suitable business and legal structures that enable such projects to take advantage of tax-based federal incentives for wind power. This article discusses the limitations of such incentives in supporting farmer- or community-owned wind projects, describes four ownership structures that potentially overcome such limitations, and finally conducts comparative financial analysis on those four structures, using as an example a hypothetical 1.5 MW farmer-owned project located in the state of Oregon. We find that material differences in the competitiveness of each structure do exist, but that choosing the best structure for a given project will largely depend on the conditions at hand; e.g., the ability of the farmer(s) to utilize tax credits, preference for individual versus ''cooperative'' ownership, and the state and utility service territory in which the project will be located.

Contaminating clouds of electrons are a common concern for accelerators of positive-charged particles, but there are some unique aspects of heavy-ion accelerators for fusion and high-energy density physics which make modeling such clouds especially challenging. In particular, self-consistent electron and ion simulation is required, including a particle advance scheme which can follow electrons in regions where electrons are strongly, weakly, and un-magnetized. We describe our approach to such self-consistency, and in particular a scheme for interpolating between full-orbit (Boris) and drift-kinetic particle pushes that enables electron time steps long compared to the typical gyro period in the magnets. We present tests and applications: simulation of electron clouds produced by three different kinds of sources indicates the sensitivity of the cloud shape to the nature of the source; first-of-a-kind self-consistent simulation of electron-cloud experiments on the High-Current Experiment (HCX) at LBNL, in which the machine can be flooded with electrons released by impact of the ion beam on an end plate, demonstrate the ability to reproduce key features of the ion-beam phase space; and simulation of a two-stream instability of thin beams in a magnetic field demonstrate the ability of the large-timestep mover to accurately calculate the instability.

Weekly newspaper from Cooper, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.