$("#category-articles").append("<div class=\"row\">\n	<div class=\"col-sm-12\">\n		<div class=\"tenf-preview-small\">\n	<h2 class=\"tenf-article-title\">\n		<a href=\"/issue/219/A-lost-opportunity\">A lost opportunity<\/a>\n	<\/h2>\n	<div class=\"tenf-preview-meta tenf-small-preview-meta\">\n		<div class=\"tenf-article-meta\">\n	  <div class=\"tenf-author-meta\">\n    <div class=\"tenf-author-meta-by\">By <\/div>\n    <div class=\"tenf-author-meta-authors\">\n        <h5>\n          <a class=\"tenf-author-name\" href=\"/authors/1124\">Tim Blagg<\/a>        <\/h5>\n    <\/div>\n  <\/div>\n\n	<hr>\n	<h6>\n		<span class=\"tenf-publish-date\">Wednesday, September 4, 2013<\/span>\n		<span> — <\/span>\n		<a class=\"tenf-issue\" href=\"/issue/219\">Issue 219<\/a>\n		\n		\n	<\/h6>\n<\/div>\n\n	<\/div>\n	<p class=\"tenf-article-snippet \">\n		In the wake of the announcement that Entergy will be closing the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant over the next year or so, I sat back and mused on the missed opportunities that decision represents. I&#39;ve been studying - and occasionally covering - nuclear power since the 1970s, so I&#39;ve had a ringside seat for the dramatic history of this technology. First, a bit of history. Back in the Eisenhower administration, the government determined that this terrible genie they&#39;d let...\n	<\/p>\n	<div class=\"tenf-article-link\">\n		<a href=\"/issue/219/A-lost-opportunity\">Read More<\/a>\n	<\/div>\n<\/div>\n					\n	<\/div>\n	<!-- <div class=\"col-sm-4\">\n	<\/div> -->\n<\/div>\n");
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