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  • Juke: novo crossover da Nissan tem primeira imagem divulgada

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    A marca estava guardando seu novo modelo de baixo de sete chaves, tanto que ainda não se tinha noticias do seu novo crossover. Mas nessa quinta-feira a marca resolveu matar a curiosidade de todos.

    Foi apresentado um teaser do novo crossover que será vendido na Europa. A versão que será comercializada não tem nada haver com o protótipo Qazana, como havia rumores antes de sua pré-apresentação.

    Segundo a Nissan, o modelo será fabricado em Sunderland (Reino Unido), além disso o modelo deverá chegar no mercado Europeu a partir de outubro e não terá um preço muito elevado.

    Fonte: Carplace


  • PNM to refile renewable energy plan – Denver Post

    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.—Public Service Company of New Mexico and environmental and energy groups have reached an agreement PNM says could lead to nearly 80 megawatts more of solar power—enough for 26,000 homes. The agreement will be the basis for a …


  • NBC Considering Booting Conan & Sending Leno Back To “The Tonight Show”

    NBC executives met with Jay Leno and Conan O’Brien Thursday to talk about the future of the network’s late-night lineup, The New York Times is reporting


    Although NBC denied a report that it is scrapping The Jay Leno Show, The Peacock is reportedly considering several moves to address the poorly rated 10 PM program, including cancelling the show, moving it to a different timeslot, and revamping its entire late-night lineup:

    NBC executives held discussions with both Jay Leno and Conan O’Brien Thursday about the future of the network’s late-night lineup. And while executives said that no final decision has been made, they did not deny that the network is considering moves that could include returning Mr. Leno to his old job as host of The Tonight Show.

    A spy told The Times no official decision would be announced Thursday.

    Network suits, on the other hand, say they are committed to keeping both Conan and Jay on board at NBC, saying: “We have the best comedy team in the business. We remain committed to keeping Conan O’Brien on NBC. He is a valued part of our late-night line-up, as he has been for more than 16 years and is one of the most respected entertainers on television.”

    What do you think NBC should do, folks? Is it time to pull the plug on The Jay Leno Show?

  • Melhor música do Rock Brasileiro em 2009 é de banda goiana segundo Revista Rolling Stones

    25 melhores músicas nacionais de 2009

    A onipresença do rock, a força das vozes femininas, as referências sessentistas, o foco nas pistas de dança: os ingredientes indispensáveis das grandes canções nacionais e internacionais do ano que passou

    25 melhores músicas nacionais de 2009

    1 "My Favorite Way" Black Drawing Chalks
    A melhor canção do rock brasileiro em 2009 é… cantada em inglês. O empolgante hit do quarteto goiano é uma pérola certeira em todos os quesitos: a batida é irresistível. Os riffs esbanjam personalidade. O vocal, agressivo na medida, canta uma letra no limite do nonsense. Com energia e maturidade adquiridas na estrada, o Black Drawing Chalks criou um cartão de visitas digno da mais grata surpresa do ano.

    2 "Cangote" Céu
    A voz delicada de Céu fica em segundo plano neste reggae psicodélico cantado em marcha lenta. Entre os versos sussurrados de maneira preguiçosa, se sobressaem as texturas sonoras geradas por teclados, sopros e um baixo sempre marcante.

    3 "Cover" Erasmo Carlos
    No ritmo do country rock e sem se preocupar em soar presunçoso, o eterno Tremendão faz uma ode divertida e louvatória à sua própria originalidade. Talvez agora surjam os tais covers de Erasmo, que, segundo ele, inexistem no país.

    4 "O Tempo" Móveis Coloniais de Acaju
    Melhor faixa de C_mpl_te, segundo disco do grupo brasiliense, que revela de uma só vez todo o potencial musical do octeto: os metais suntuosos, a voz equilibrada e afável de André Gonzales, as pausas precisas e um refrão inesquecível.

    5 "Me Adora" Pitty
    Em uma carta-resposta endereçada a seus detratores na imprensa, a cantora evoca a jovem guarda e os grupos vocaiscriados pelo produtor Phil Spector para cometer o refrão mais lembrado do rock nacional em 2009.

    6 "Invejoso" Arnaldo Antunes
    Com uma letra recheada de boas rimas e melodia puxada sem pudor para o brega clássico, Arnaldo Antunes descomplica sua música, abraça o pop com carinho e se descobre mais acessível do que jamais foi antes em sua carreira.

    7 "O Nada"
    Cidadão Instigado
    Em uma espécie de ode singela ao desprendimento, Fernando Catatau pontua esta marchinha psicodélica com distorções de guitarra e súplicas desafinadas e desesperadas.

    8 "Só Isso" Emicida
    Enquanto descreve suas tortuosas peregrinações pelos extremos diversos de São Paulo, Leandro Roque de Oliveira, o Emicida, revela sutilmente as origens do combustível que resultam em suas rimas exterminadoras.

    9 "Assinado Eu" Tiê
    A combinação básica de violão e a voz intimista e convidativa da cantora paulistana ganha profundidade e delicadeza em uma balada sincera que expõe as agruras dos relacionamentos platônicos sob a ótica de uma mulher.

    10 "Bee on the Grass" Mallu Magalhães
    Não são poucos os artistas que tentam – em vão – fazer referências aos Beatles, à psicodelia ou ao tropicalismo. Mallu, porém, explora os clichês com criatividade, ousadia e graça ao narrar o passeio despreocupado de uma abelha.
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    http://www.rollingstone.com.br/edico…onais-de-2009/

  • CESpool: Makin’ It Work [Cespool]

    This guy was positioned near the press room and drew quite the crowd. And why not? Digital name tags are a sensible and inevitable part of the future, as I see it. Or not. OK, probably not.







  • Miami – Land Shark Stadium addition (aka Dolphins stadium)

    I thought there was a thread having to do with Dolphins / Landshark Stadium but I can’t seem to find it.

    Quote:

    http://www.miamiherald.com/101/story/1414408.html

    Dolphins unveil designs for stadium makeover
    With a square roof and an open center, a new Miami Dolphins stadium could help lure more Super Bowls to South Florida. Should the public pay for the construction effort? The team would like an answer

    BY DOUGLAS HANKS
    [email protected]

    The Miami Dolphins proposed an extensive retrofit of the team’s stadium on Thursday — including a partial roof — and invited a debate on whether the public should pay for the renovation.

    Without the new 621,000-square-foot roof and other modifications, the Super Bowl may not return to South Florida after its played at the stadium Feb. 7, Dolphins CEO Mike Dee said at a press event. He declined to estimate how much the retrofit would cost or commit the team to paying for any of it. Two local Super Bowl organizers earlier put the price at between $200 million and $250 million.

    The presentation set the stage for the stadium to pursue public dollars as local and state leaders grapple with grim budget shortfalls. But even after Thursday’s presentation, it was unknown what exactly the Dolphins wanted in terms of public financing.

    Dee said the Dolphins do not need the stadium improvements for regular season games, and that it was up to local Super Bowl organizers to decide if the renovations are worth pursuing. Rodney Barreto, chairman of South Florida’s Super Bowl Host Committee, declined to say which public funds he might pursue.

    Dee and Barreto tied the renovation with the economic windfalls that come with Super Bowls and other large stadium events, including Orange Bowl and World Cup soccer.

    “This is Corporate America at its best. They’re going to be here wining and dining,” Barreto said of Super Bowl’s deep-pocketed visitors. “The worst thing we can do as a community is to say — and I hear this often — `Don’t worry. It’s coming again.”’

    Dee said the team has not calculated how much the construction would cost. He also said he had no suggestion for where to find public dollars for the renovation, saying the team “would leave no rock unturned” in searching for a way to get the work done.

    Asked if the Dolphins would invest in the effort, Dee said it was too early to say. But he noted previous owner Wayne Huizenga had spent about $250 million in recent years on renovations to the privately owned stadium — work that current owner Stephen Ross paid for in buying the team.

    “We’re talking about Phase Two” of the renovation Huizenga began, Dee said.

    Tourism officials oppose using hotel taxes to fund stadium improvements at the expense of local convention centers. Miami-Dade commissioners last year pledged hotel taxes to more than $300 million in debt for a new Florida Marlins baseball stadium.

    The plans Dee unveiled would bring the biggest change to the Dolphins home field since it opened as Joe Robbie Stadium in 1987. Four spar-like pylons would jut from the stadium corners to support the square roof, resembling bridge spans from the highway as spectators approached Dolphin Stadium.

    The roof itself would allow natural light and rain in through the open center, but would cover all 75,000 seats. That would prevent the sort debacle that still makes organizers wince: the 2007 deluge that soaked spectators at the 2007 Super Bowl championship at the stadium.

    Along with new stadium lights, the Dolphins would add about 3,000 seats in the lower bowl — filling up the space by the sidelines needed to accommodate a baseball field when the Marlins moved in 17 years ago.

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  • Interesante performance con un Jeep

    techno_jeep_video_musica_curiosidad

    Hace un par de semanas me divertí mucho con este video porque no creí que un coche pudiera utilizarse de esa forma, según los datos oficiales se demoraron aproximadamente dos semanas para editar el marco musical así como las escenas del Techno Jeep.

    En lo personal me encanta como utilizan el motor, el golpeteo de las puertas y el inconfundible sonido de las direccionales; por otro lado se indica que el ritmo producido con el todoterreno se encuentra disponible como ringtone de forma gratuita en la siguiente página.

    Así que los interesados pueden descargar una versión masterizada del Techno Jeep e impresionar a unos cuantos amigos y hasta podría convertirse en una nueva moda entre los usuarios. Video después del salto.

    Vía | Carscoop



  • Any Area Of Your Body Can Be Tightened By A Cosmetic Surgeon With Body Contouring Procedures

    A body lift procedure is very similar to a face lift. The only difference is that it involves the center of the body. A body lift, specifically is the surgical contouring of the abdomen, thighs, arms, and breasts in order to remove hanging, excess skin. The cosmetic surgery procedure itself is designed for people that have lost a large amount of weight either through gastric bypass surgery or through exercise and dieting. A significant loss of weight will often leave people with excessive, saggy, and unsightly skin that does not conform to their new, thinner figures. Another candidate for a body lift is a person who has excessive, sagging skin as the result of either the normal aging process of pregnancy. As people age, their skin stops producing collagen, proteins, and elastin that are needed to keep skin toned and tight.

  • Chicago and Smart Growth (an article)

    http://www.onearth.org/article/redra…-american-city

    a 5 page, post-recession look at smart growth and its seeds in Chicago. A nice laconic read, free of the huge amount of boosterism that an article like this would’ve had 3 years ago.

  • Oil sands producers prefer BC carbon rules – Globe and Mail

    Oil sands producers prefer BC carbon rules
    Globe and Mail
    Mr. Hwang said there are concerns that, even as US motorists adopt low-carbon alternatives like electric vehicles and biofuels, the oil industry will offset …

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  • New York Times elogia a Costa Rica

    Ya Tico69 lo puso en Pura Vida news, pero le abro thread propio pues me parece muy interesante la noticia.

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    By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF
    Published: January 6, 2010

    SAN JOSÉ, Costa Rica
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    Hmmm. You think it’s a coincidence? Costa Rica is one of the very few countries to have abolished its army, and it’s also arguably the happiest nation on earth.

    There are several ways of measuring happiness in countries, all inexact, but this pearl of Central America does stunningly well by whatever system is used. For example, the World Database of Happiness, compiled by a Dutch sociologist on the basis of answers to surveys by Gallup and others, lists Costa Rica in the top spot out of 148 nations.

    That’s because Costa Ricans, asked to rate their own happiness on a 10-point scale, average 8.5. Denmark is next at 8.3, the United States ranks 20th at 7.4 and Togo and Tanzania bring up the caboose at 2.6.

    Scholars also calculate happiness by determining “happy life years.” This figure results from merging average self-reported happiness, as above, with life expectancy. Using this system, Costa Rica again easily tops the list. The United States is 19th, and Zimbabwe comes in last.

    A third approach is the “happy planet index,” devised by the New Economics Foundation, a liberal think tank. This combines happiness and longevity but adjusts for environmental impact — such as the carbon that countries spew.

    Here again, Costa Rica wins the day, for achieving contentment and longevity in an environmentally sustainable way. The Dominican Republic ranks second, the United States 114th (because of its huge ecological footprint) and Zimbabwe is last.

    Maybe Costa Rican contentment has something to do with the chance to explore dazzling beaches on both sides of the country, when one isn’t admiring the sloths in the jungle (sloths truly are slothful, I discovered; they are the tortoises of the trees). Costa Rica has done an unusually good job preserving nature, and it’s surely easier to be happy while basking in sunshine and greenery than while shivering up north and suffering “nature deficit disorder.”

    After dragging my 12-year-old daughter through Honduran slums and Nicaraguan villages on this trip, she was delighted to see a Costa Rican beach and stroll through a national park. Among her favorite animals now: iguanas and sloths.

    (Note to boss: Maybe we should have a columnist based in Costa Rica?)

    What sets Costa Rica apart is its remarkable decision in 1949 to dissolve its armed forces and invest instead in education. Increased schooling created a more stable society, less prone to the conflicts that have raged elsewhere in Central America. Education also boosted the economy, enabling the country to become a major exporter of computer chips and improving English-language skills so as to attract American eco-tourists.

    I’m not antimilitary. But the evidence is strong that education is often a far better investment than artillery.

    In Costa Rica, rising education levels also fostered impressive gender equality so that it ranks higher than the United States in the World Economic Forum gender gap index. This allows Costa Rica to use its female population more productively than is true in most of the region. Likewise, education nurtured improvements in health care, with life expectancy now about the same as in the United States — a bit longer in some data sets, a bit shorter in others.

    Rising education levels also led the country to preserve its lush environment as an economic asset. Costa Rica is an ecological pioneer, introducing a carbon tax in 1997. The Environmental Performance Index, a collaboration of Yale and Columbia Universities, ranks Costa Rica at No. 5 in the world, the best outside Europe.

    This emphasis on the environment hasn’t sabotaged Costa Rica’s economy but has bolstered it. Indeed, Costa Rica is one of the few countries that is seeing migration from the United States: Yankees are moving here to enjoy a low-cost retirement. My hunch is that in 25 years, we’ll see large numbers of English-speaking retirement communities along the Costa Rican coast.

    Latin countries generally do well in happiness surveys. Mexico and Colombia rank higher than the United States in self-reported contentment. Perhaps one reason is a cultural emphasis on family and friends, on social capital over financial capital — but then again, Mexicans sometimes slip into the United States, presumably in pursuit of both happiness and assets.

    Cross-country comparisons of happiness are controversial and uncertain. But what does seem quite clear is that Costa Rica’s national decision to invest in education rather than arms has paid rich dividends. Maybe the lesson for the United States is that we should devote fewer resources to shoring up foreign armies and more to bolstering schools both at home and abroad.

    In the meantime, I encourage you to conduct your own research in Costa Rica, exploring those magnificent beaches or admiring those slothful sloths. It’ll surely make you happy.

  • Question for the ladies; TMI WARNING!

    Before you read further, know that this probably falls into the TMI category… if you are a guy, especially one who hates girly topics, or a gal who is uncomfortable with super personal topics, move to another thread now.

    Okay, warning labels aside…

    I have noticed more and more over the last year or so that my feminine odor is more prominent, for lack of a more polite way to put it. From your knowledge, is this a problem that comes with getting older, more likely to be related to being overweight in general, or is it possible that being diabetic is making it worse?

    I am having a hard time masking/getting rid of it… since I teach, it’s not like I can just freshen up any old time. And today I had a voice mail from a "restricted" number on my phone… turns out it was a student with comments on that topic that are far too vulgar to post here. I am pretty sure I know who he is and how he got my number… and rest assured, he will be hating life come Monday morning (we have a snow day tomorrow). But now this will be in the back of my mind all weekend. Ugh.

    Anyways, if this is not diabetes related, I apologize for being off topic. Thanks in advance for understanding.

  • Vizio’s Mobile Razer Displays Are LED-Backlit, Under an Inch Thick [Televisions]

    Vizio just dropped three mobile LED displays on the world, capable of pulling down ATSC broadcasts and delivering an 800×480 picture in 7, 9 and 10-inch form factors, while only an inch thick in the other direction.

    The 10″ VMB100 and 9″ VMB090 Mobile Razors are capable of pulling down not just ATSC and NTSC broadcasts, but also the new mobile ATSC-MH broadcasts as well. They come complete with an HDMI 1.4 input, composite inputs, headphone jack and a USB port for uses such as MP3 playback.

    The 7″ VMB070 model loses the USB and HDMI ports, along with the ATSC-MH capability, but its only 0.75 inches thick. All models feature only touch-sensitive controls, and can run for three hours on a single charge. The 7″, 9″ and 10″ will be available “later this year” for $150, $200 and $230, respectively. [Vizio]







  • Official T-mobile Touch Pro2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM leaked

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    Just recently — as in today – Verizon Wireless released their Windows Mobile 6.5 update for the Touchpro2, and now T-mobile’s update has leaked as well.  The ROM is an official, not hacked version, and should run happily on all T-Mobile Touch Pro2’s.

    New in this ROM compared to the shipped ROM are:

    • Windows Mobile 6.5
    • HTC Sense 2.1
    • Fix: Browser favorites in the TouchFLO menu are not user customizable / editable.
    • Fix:TouchFLO SMS shows that there is one new message but there is not.
    • Fix:HTTP links and phone numbers embedded in SMS messages are not actionable in the TouchFLO screen.
    • Fix:The weather displayed in calendar events will show as New York as default and user must change the default location in the World Clock application in order to change
    • Addition of Visual Voicemail Application
    • Addition of Mobile Backup with Opt in and On Demand Sync option
    • Client enhancement from Telenav to improve the billing
    • Addition of Microsoft Application Store
    • Addition of My Phone (Web based Mobile Backup Application)
    • MSN Widgets
    • Facebook
    • UI Improvements (Today Screen, New Themes)
    • MSN Mobile Messaging Improvements (Conversation View)
    • Send key change from white to green
    • End Key change from white to red
    • Home Key change to Microsoft Flag

    Certainly sounds worth the hard reset inevitable on install.

    Download it here before HTC takes down.

    Source:WME

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  • Tamra Barney Divorce — “Real Housewives Of OC” Simon & Tamra Split

    Tamra Barney, one of several stars of Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Orange County, has been slapped with divorce papers from her husband of 11 years, Simon Barney.

    The once fun-loving parents of three have appeared on the hit reality series for the last three seasons, but in recent months both have complained of marital strain, with Simon going a step further.

    He accuses his estranged wife of verbal abuse, disloyality, and infidelity.

    “Petitioner contends that Respondent has been verbally abusive and has committed acts of disloyalty and infidelity,” read papers obtained by RadarOnline.

    Most recently, the couple sparred over Tamra’s decision to bury the hatchet with nemesis and fellow Housewife Gretchen Rossi. Simon moved out of the family’s home earlier this week and confirmed the split when approached by Radar reporters, curtly replying: “The papers speak for themselves.”

  • Foundation stone laid to construct hospital: 150 million birr

    A foundation stone was laid to construct a hospital in Sayint Woreda, South Wollo Zone of Amhara State at a cost of over 150 million Birr. Regional council deputy speaker, Abebe Arega and also zonal chief, Seyoum Mekonnen laid the foundation stone for the hospital to be constructed in Ajbar Town in the region.
    Abebe on the occasion said activities are launched to construct 30 hospitals during the coming five years.
    Seyoum on his part said the government has given prime attention towards enabling the public benefit from ongoing development activities.
    Woreda Chief, Ejjigu Melake also said the hospital will give service to more than 230,000 people. (The Ethiopian Herald)

    I hope they go through it and finish it quick, we have acute shortages of health facilities and professionals. :cheers:

  • Apple: pixels as touch sensors for brighter, thinner screens




    Touchscreens and multitouch technology make up a significant majority of Apple’s research into future user interface improvements, and the iPhone introduced some of those UI paradigm shifts into our increasingly mobile computing. Since almost all interaction with the iPhone—and presumably the hopefully imminent Apple tablet—involves a touchscreen, Apple hopes to improve on touchscreen technology by using each individual LCD pixel as a touch sensor.

    Apple has filed a patent application, published today, for a “display with dual-function capacitive elements.” By mixing display and sensing functions into each individual pixel, it would make touchscreens thinner, lighter, and brighter than they currently are today.

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  • UPI.COM: Buffett supports healthcare reform bill

    Published: Jan. 7, 2010 at 7:33 PM

    LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 7 (UPI) — Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said Thursday he supports the U.S. Senate’s healthcare reform bill, even though it is not “perfect.”

    “The perfect is always the enemy of the good,” he told the Lincoln (Neb.) Journal Star, “and the unknown scares people.”

    But tackling healthcare reform is “the right thing for the country,” he said.

    The current system “is not working well,” Buffett told the newspaper. “Healthcare costs have galloped up as a percentage of (gross domestic product) and we haven’t covered the population the way a rich country should.”

    If the United States doesn’t “get more efficient in delivering healthcare, we’re going to exacerbate any competitive advantage we may have in many industries as compared to the rest of the world,” he told the newspaper.

    The chairman and chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. noted healthcare was a huge expense at his company — “and our competitors around the world don’t bear the same cost.”

    He said the healthcare bill that will result from reconciling the House and Senate versions “is not going to be perfect. There will be some unintended consequences and some surprises.”

    But it’s time to start and then modify the legislation as needed, he said.

    Buffett — often called the “Oracle of Omaha” and noted for his adherence to “value investing” and for his personal frugality despite his immense wealth — has been a supporter of U.S. President Barack Obama.

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  • Indonesia planned build Hi-speed train faster than bullet train Shinkansen and TGV

    saw it on news yesterday, tell me Im not dreaming ? from my city Cirebon to Jakarta least than HALF HOURS!!!..

    Quote:

    INDONESIA build Hi-Speed Hydrogen Super Highway Rail Concession
    Fifteen investors agreed to finance the construction of rapid rail hydrogen-worth 3 billion U.S. dollars (about IDR 28.5 trillion). Project with Hi-Speed Hydrogen Super Highway Rail Concession (H2RSH) This will open the route Jakarta-Bandung-Cirebon along 357 km.

    "This train speed reaching 500 km / hour or faster than bullet train Shinkansen and TGV, so the journey that usually takes five hours to be shortened to just one hour," said Dr. E. E. Sjahrial, Senior Managing Partner, a member of the consortium after the signing of the MoU CAEDZ infrastructure development is the Chairman of Kadin Indonesia Iwan Darmawan Committee Hanafi Singapore at Hotel Marriott, Putrajaya Malaysia, Tuesday (1 / 12).

    The first project in the world. beerchug.gif

    Sjahrial optimistic side of this project can be profitable up to 400 million dollars a year. So that when compared with an investment of 3 billion U.S. dollars and income of 400 million U.S. dollars / year, I think this project provides a great advantage of certainty," he said.

    On the other hand, this hydrogen railway project is the world’s first commercially applied. So, now all eyes in the world waiting for its realization, and some have considered to change their transportation systems become more environmentally friendly like this train.

    Fifteenth consortium consists of Aon Risk Services Inc.., Aqua-PhyD Inc.., Aruna Solutions, Asian Energy Limited, Tricap Group, Copernicus International, eCompass Group, Fidelity National Financial, Global Green Management, McGladry & Pullen, Modular Integrated Technologies, Obermeyer Planen + Beraten, Gemalang Active Coaching, The Interstate Traveler Company, and Tum Geotechnical Research.

    The consortium is composed of investors from various countries like America, Canada, Belgium, Germany, Singapore, and Malaysia. This indicates their confidence to invest in the West Java high enough.

    The world’s attention was also seen from the plan of United States President Barack Obama will officially announce this project on his visit to Indonesia in February 2010 in conjunction with the High Level Meeting on Climate Change.