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Alex Hillman

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Indy Hall turns 20. Before it had a home, it had a community.

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By Alex Hillman
| Technical.ly Verified
This is a guest post by Alex Hillman, founder of coworking community Indy Hall. It was originally published on Indy Hall's site. In September of 2006, I walked into a big old house located in Chestnut Hill. I remember the room was filled with a nervous positivity. Creative Camp, as it was dubbed, was our first local incarnation of an “unconference”, inviting the event’s attendees to fill the schedule with the ideas and projects that they wanted to share.
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#solar #batteries #renewables | Prof Ray Wills

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By Hamish McKenzie, Ian Long, Alex Hillman, Olaf de Swart
| LinkedIn
I interpret that data as evidence of batteries supporting cap defenders, who seem to be utilising batteries via ownership, contract and spot exposure to better protect their cap margins against short-term cap liability as opposed to foregoing the cost of expending high cost OCGT operation. So I'm not sure if batteries in this context are by-passing the need for gas.
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Continuity, change and ‘living well’ for older people with dementia: longitudinal qualitative findings from the IDEAL cohort study | Ageing & Society | Cambridge Core

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By Sally A Stapley, Claire Pentecost, Alex Hillman, Ian Jones
| dx.doi.org
Findings Twenty people with dementia were recruited for the first qualitative interview in 2016, with 17 remaining in the study for the second interview one year later in 2017; two withdrew due to illness and hospitalisation, and one had died. The 20 interviewees ranged in age from 65 to 86 at the time of the first interview; 10 were male and 10 female; and all but three were living with a partner (see Table 1).
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