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Mash the butter with the grated orange, lemon and lime rinds, the cinnamon and a little salt and pepper.
Lay the cobs on six pieces of foil, shiny side up, and spread all over with the butter mixture.
Wrap loosely but securely.
Barbecue for 12-15 minutes until the corn is tender, turning occasionally.
Transfer to serving plates and allow guests to unwrap their own to get the full fragrance of the corn.
NOTE: If the cobs are large, which means they might not be so tender, par-boil in lightly salted water for 5 minutes and drain thoroughly before coating with the flavoured butter and wrapping in foil.
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Total Fat 107 g165.3%
Saturated Fat 60.6 g303.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 243.8 mg81.3%
Sodium 110.8 mg4.6%
Total Carbohydrates 479 g159.8%
Dietary Fiber 63.5 g254%
Sugars 87.1 g
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What beautiful hair and eyes he has!
heck id love to go swimming with him myself..id like to see a colored version of him too
You certainly made him a merman - and kept the booty.
:3 Pretty <3 :3
Don't look at his butt.Don't look at his butt.Don't look at his butt.Don't look at his butt...
Still love how you made me as a merman!
love it!
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Love it absolutely, very sexy and mysterious.
It's Tahno!
This would be perfect, if you got rid of his bare ass. It destroys the whole mer feel. Neat drawing skills though. You made the hair longer too!
OMGGGGGGGGGG I WANT HIM NOWWW *cough cough and maybe the guy tht inspired this as well? * lol
why do i find this so attractive? O.o
My heart!...
Looks like Faro (uh did I spell that right?) from the book Ingo.
wow ! beautiful drawing :
Dat ass.
nice butt! wow iwant a merman
Gorgeous work!
he's hot. hahahahahha. XD nice work.
this is amazing
Hmmmm, sexy. Yeah merman my now new favorite thing.
just gorgeous ^^
Pretty! I love the hair and the look on her face.
O_O Hot!
Dat ass xD
hot damn!
Lol reminds me of Tahno!
beautiful detail
dat ass.
i love this the detail is great i love the tail and eyes the most but together its really good
very good love the tail and hair
oh my Can I have him ? lol
haha funny butt
one of the finest specimens of a merman is here!
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Tropical Fruit Salad
|6 , pureed and pulp extracted
|To Taste
|White rum/Creme de menthe / black rum / gin / a coconut liqueur
|1 Fluid Ounce
Wash the pineapple.
Remove the skin and core, and put both in a pan; cover with water and simmer for 20 minutes.
Strain and cool the liquid.
Cube the pineapple flesh, papaya and mango, mix together and stir in the passionfruit pulp.
Sweeten the liquid from the pineapple skin with a little sugar and add alcohol, or not, according to preference.
Pour the liquid over the fruit.
Serve lightly chilled.
Sliced ripe bananas may be added just before serving.
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Calories 672 Calories from Fat 25
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Total Fat 3 g4.6%
Saturated Fat 0.36 g1.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 87.4 mg3.6%
Total Carbohydrates 161 g53.6%
Dietary Fiber 39.7 g158.7%
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A Sweltering Planet's Agenda: Washington Post Editorial Board Calls For Carbon Tax
Okay, a carbon tax is a pretty obvious choice if one cares at all about science, humanity, and the national debt. Still, it's nice to see even a centrist group like the Washington Post editorial board endorse it.
In a piece headlined, "A sweltering planet's agenda," they explain that 2012 "offers a vision of what will happen more often on a planet that is heating — slowly and fitfully, not every year warmer than the last, but inexorably." They note that lack of absolute certainty as to just how bad global warming will be is no excuse for inaction. Quite the reverse:
That's an argument not for doing nothing but for managing the risks, spending now to avoid the likelihood of much greater costs later, as any good business would do in the face of certain threats of uncertain magnitude.
The smartest hedge would be a national carbon tax. It would marshal the market's power to wring carbon out of the economy, putting decisions about the direction of energy and manufacturing in the hands of consumers and businesses that meet their demands, not Congress and interest groups that lobby lawmakers. When people must pay something for their pollution, they pollute less and invest in cleaner alternatives. A carbon tax would provide more certainty to industry and investors who currently can only guess at what climate policy will look like year to year.
But, given the dim debate on global warming in Congress, another consequence of a carbon tax might be more appealing to policymakers: revenue. Resources for the Future estimates that a tax set at $25 per ton of carbon dioxide would raise $125 billion annually — more than would be saved by eliminating the mortgage interest tax deduction. Even if much of that were rebated to ensure that low-income households weren't unduly hurt — the right policy — a sizable chunk would be left to shrink the deficit or ease the major tax reform that Washington's leaders have been promising.
Implementing a national carbon tax would be only one step toward addressing climate change, a problem that must ultimately be dealt with globally. But it would be a big one.
Perhaps the Post should have pointed out just why there is a "dim debate" on global warming in Congress, as they have in the past — see WashPost stunner [4/18/11]: "The GOPs climate-change denial may be its most harmful delusion." Still, it's worth remembering that this is a paper that has worked hard to appeal to conservatives by publishing the nonsense of deniers and confusionists:
- WashPost [4/12/11] back to running climate and energy disinformation from the likes of Bjorn Lomborg
- WashPost [12/8/09] goes tabloid, publishes second falsehood-filled op-ed by Sarah Palin in five months — on climate science and the hacked emails!
- WashPost [4/2/09] lets George Will publish a third time global warming lies debunked on its own pages!
In case you were wondering just who is the Washington Post's editorial board and how do they decide to write editorials, they provide the answer here:
Editorials represent the views of The Washington Post as an institution, as determined through debate among members of the editorial board. The board includes: Editorial Page Editor Fred Hiatt; Deputy Editorial Page Editor Jackson Diehl; Jo-Ann Armao , who specializes in education and District affairs; Jonathan Capehart, who focuses on national politics; Lee Hockstader, who writes about political and other issues affecting Virginia and Maryland; Charles Lane, who concentrates on economic policy, trade and globalization; Stephen Stromberg, who specializes in energy, the environment, public health and other federal policy; and editorial cartoonist Tom Toles. Op-ed editor Autumn Brewington, opinions editor for digital Marisa Bellack and letters editor Michael Larabee also take part in board discussions. The board highlights issues it thinks are important and responds to news events, mindful of stands it has taken in previous editorials and principles that have animated Post editorial boards over time. Articles in the news pages sometimes prompt ideas for editorials, but every editorial is based on original reporting. News reporters and editors never contribute to editorial board discussions, and editorial board members don't have any role in news coverage.
I'm guessing the main voice of climate sanity on the Board is the brilliant Tom Toles — see Toles' "last rant about the climate."
23 Responses to A Sweltering Planet's Agenda: Washington Post Editorial Board Calls For Carbon Tax
This is big news. Did they fire Fred Hiatt?
While this is good, I must admit that my first though was "just wait until George Will's next column." I guess that I am getting too cynical, or is that what comes with experience. Like the climate, these things come in cycles and the next economic shock will change many minds.
We must take advantage of every opportunity to force the media to paying attention to this story.
The mortgage interest deduction is kind of pointless and exacerbates carbon emissions somewhat by making larger, more energy consuming homes more appealing. However, I never hear people saying that a carbon tax can be used to offset payroll taxes.
You have built-in progressivity with this option by using the carbon tax to offset one of the most regressive taxes we have. This would simplify the administration of the tax. It would also shift the tax burden from employment (on both workers and employers) to consumption, reducing unemployment and spurring economic growth. Who knows what the combination of increased fossil fuel prices and reduced hiring costs will have on "green jobs" and the clean energy sector, but it is bound to be much better than what we have currently.
The main problem I see with this approach is that the tax will fall heaviest on the unemployed poor, so some of the carbon tax should still be used for job training and low-income assistance to make up that shortfall.
I saw somewhere that a $20 per ton carbon tax would add $0.18 to a gallon of gasoline, so $25 a ton would add a little under $0.25 or so. The average household would see their utility bills increase by about $200 a year while the products everybody buys would increase in price according to their carbon intensity. However, with lower unemployment and (hopefully) rising wages, many households could still come out ahead.
Toles should be running the whole op ed dept. He's clearly the most insightful of them all.
This is a very good development.
"I saw somewhere that a $20 per ton carbon tax would add $0.18 to a gallon of gasoline, so $25 a ton would add a little under $0.25 or so. The average household would see their utility bills increase by about $200 a year while the products everybody buys would increase in price according to their carbon intensity. However, with lower unemployment and (hopefully) rising wages, many households could still come out ahead."
To avoid the impending catastrophe, we need to cut fossil fuel combustion, and the associated CO2 emissions, to as low as possible right now! A carbon tax that would have any merit would need to result in gas prices double or triple what they are now. 0.18 cents per gallon extra is re-arranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. It will accomplish nothing of any substance.
Nice to see some good news once in a while, and hats off to WaPo. Now let's see if they stop running garbage from the likes of George Will and Bjorn Lomborg.
There will be lots of whining about a $.25 a gallon gas price increase, much of it orchestrated by the oil companies. Meanwhile, gas costs around $7 in Europe.
The most important effect will be reducing the feasibility of new coal and gas power plants, especially if the NOAA analysis is used to calculate emissions from largely fracked natural gas deposits. To make sure this happens, the $25 tax should include regular increases. Obama will need to support both. It will be interesting to see what he does here, though it's likely to be nothing.
I have to rejoice – momentarily – when a basic concept is given a compact phrase in the mainstream, such as,
"slowly and fitfully, not every year warmer than the last, but inexorably."
A previous gem was the in-a-nutshell that on a hotter planet there is more moisture in the air.
We need more of these.
Even a small carbon tax will go a long ways to changing the cost balance between renewable energy (especially wind and solar) relative to fossil fues (especially coal but also natural gas) for electricity. This would also be a win for biofuels. Of, matching European gas prices would be even better for the climate, but not much chance of that in the short term.
A carbon tax is a very bad idea for a wide variety of reasons, not the least of which is that it ensures a commitment to the status quo use of carbon. Yes, you think it will reduce use by shifting costs to consumers who will then shift behavior based on cost, primarily by reducing use, but that will increase the life of equipment burning coal and natural gas while reducing the funds otherwise available for non-carbon renewable energy systems and electrified transportation. The best way to get what we need is to use the current energy system to rapidly build and deploy the new technologies of wind and large-scale solar as fast as physically possible. Cut the talky studies and get on with the building. The most effective way to get results is the RPS – at around 70% – and high CAFE standards.
Otherwise, the regressive nature of consumer level taxes, and make no mistake that costs will be shifted to the consumer, will make any carbon tax harsh for the poor and cause the government to sustain the source of money represented by a carbon tax. Note the effect gas taxes have on transportation spending – and the tug of war between public transit and road builders.
We will not get a second chance to build our way out of global warming, and merely reducing consumption will be both harsh and ultimately unsuccessful.
Beware the advocates of a carbon tax – such as Grover Norquist. Remember that such advocates think that a reduction on income tax could be effected by an increase in carbon tax, a tax which will be regressive and harsh to the poorest, while reducing the obligations of the wealthiest in our society. The Washington Post has no special knowledge or thoughts of much use on this topic.
The trivial amount of reduction in use of carbon-based items will not be enough to even mildly affect global warming. We need to rapidly reduce CO2 emissions, and the only sensible and humane way to do that is to substitute non-carbon energy systems for those which emit CO2. Otherwise, we will have a world and society where the rich have all they want and the poor cannot afford electricity. Large scale wind and solar pose the best solutions, and when you can deploy a 145 MW large scale solar facility in 5 weeks, its time to demand that kind of response instead of the Republican Market model of waiting until prices rise enough to shift investment. If we wait until the investment games focus on global warming, we'll be toast – literally!
We have to use our heads and demand solutions, not just market signals.
Old Chinese saying: you talk, I do. That is the way people waste time when they should be building on the ground, not debating in the newspapers.
Carbon tax, smarbon tax; we should be going at this thing at wartime speed and with carbon taxes as part of the logical economic infrastructure.
These approaches aren't mutually exclusive. Cigaret taxes have been very effective in reducing tobacco use in conjunction with messaging, smoking cessation, insurance incentives, etc. A carbon tax would work the same way.
It's hard to argue that a carbon tax will lock in a "commitment to carbon" more than its absence would.
A carbon tax will be far less harsh on the consumer than climate change, and there are ways to structure the tax code to minimize that impact. Climate change is way, way more regressive than a carbon tax.
Oops! "logical economic infrastructure" is an oxymoron
as Nobel Laureate (in Economics) psychologist Daniel Kahneman indicated by proving that economics is not logical since humans are not rational
. . . and detailed by case studies in his latest book:
"Thinking Fast And Slow"
The cartoon reminds of the TV series "Terra Nova". The earth is trashed. Go back in time.
When the MSM propaganda system has a project that furthers elite power, it always speaks with one voice, with 100% ideological correctness, with fluent Grouptalk and Newspeak. For example over the crucifixion and coming partition of Syria. However, when there is a restive rabble to be placated, a little sham 'diversity' may be allowed, to calm the hotheads, from time to time. If the WaPo really annoyed its shareholders and elite advertisers, they would change tack again, but I suspect that the Bosses are beginning to fear that the proles are starting to get a little agitated over ecological and economic collapse.
'…a society where the rich have all they want and the poor cannot afford electricity', is exactly the Right's dreamworld, a neo-feudal imperial order that neo-liberal capitalism makes inevitable. And it's coming to your town, if it hasn't arrived already.
A carbon tax would be effective, in my opinion, if it rose at a set rate, giving business that 'certainty' that they always demand, but refuse to extend to others, if its proceeds were hypothecated to renewable research and development, ecological repair, and massive compensation for the poor and middle income masses. Moreover it ought, I firmly believe, be applied along with a series of wealth taxes that reverse the current appalling, unprecedented and wicked inequality of wealth that is the major factor behind economic implosion and ecological collapse. As long as the planet is ruled, and run into the ground, by a tiny, hyper-avaricious and viscerally misanthropic elite, we are destined for catastrophe.
Best cartoon ever!
$25 a ton would be a start and we can ratchet it up from there. We cannot change our energy markets overnight, even if fossil fuel companies didn't have any influence over the process.
With lower pollution and healthier people, we'll need more and more money going into Social Security to keep their benefits going for a lot more years! Medicare savings from less bronchitis, asthma, heart attacks, etc. would probably make up for the shortfall, though.
Thank you, DC.
If one country actively being bombed by an enemy discovered that companies and peoples within their own borders were making bombs and sending them to the enemy, would a logical response be:
"Well, let's put a hefty and rising tax on that bomb manufacturing and export business so that the market will eventually get the right signal and we might eventually get fewer bombs dropped on our cities."
Such a response would obviously be some combination of absurd, ridiculous, and utterly disgustingly immoral.
Yet this is the tenor of conversation even among many of the best informed on the issue.
Hence my prevailing sense of doom.


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I was looking for a quick and lite hot pasta dish and after reading this recipe, I decided to try it hot as an entree. I added a few more fresh tomatoes and served it over penne ...it was fabulous! My son had seconds(something he rarely does).
This salad is excellent and a nice change of pace from the usual pasta salad. I wasn't sure what Kalamata ollives were, so I used green olives (and my dh said I usually don't like olives but in this salad they are great). The only other changes I made was I used a green pepper instead of red (because I had a green) and I didn't have any wine so I used rice vinegar. I also didn't have any thyme, so I used basil. Even with all my subsitutions this salad was a major hit at the dinner table. As this is definitely a keeper, next time I make it I will use the ingredients as written. Thanks for a great salad.
I really liked it... but not a whole lot of people ate it at the party. They said it didn't have enough "something". Probably salt! Everyone wants salt. Well I liked it. Thanks!
Loved it!
This was another wonderful salad. So tasty and refreshing. Made this as written but I did cut it in half. I used tri color farfalle and I bought medium shrimp and just cut them into 3 pieces. I found this salad very quick to put together. I added a little greek oregano in mine with some salt and pepper. Delicious lunch. Thanks for sharing Cindy.
This is a good recipe to use up "odds and sods". In this case, I used cucumber instead of the red bell pepper, added a can of artichokes and had some frozen garlic and cheese filled ravioli that needed to be used up. Next time, I will probably go less on the olive oil (but that is just a preference). I loved the clean taste of the lemon and garlic. Perfect for the summer when you don't want to cook. Thanks Cindy for the posting!!
We really enjoyed this recipe. We've used it several times now, and making small adjustments based on the ingredients we have available. Usually we use chicken breast instead of shrimp. But the recipe rocks!
Excellent recipe; I used fresh greek oregano, and fresh thyme; a small jar of marinated artichokes, drained; along with both large can of black and 1 cup of manzanilla olives; much better if allowed to refrigerate at least 24 hours to allow all the flavors to marry; topped with greek peppers.
As long as I had fresh tomatoes, I'd serve this to anybody, anytime. 27*, Cindy.
I needed to a dish llast minute for a party. It was easy to make and was delicious. I did not include shrimp, but that would be great for the future.


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I just converted my 17 month old's crib into a toddler bed, and I'm wondering how long he'll be able to sleep in it. At what age do children usually need to move up to a "normal" bed?
toddler beds - at what age do kids outgrow them?
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I have no intentions of putting DS into a toddler bed - I will keep him in the crib as close to his 2nd b-day as possible. When he does leave the crib he will immediately go into a twin or full bed. I will just put guard rails on the sides so he doesn't fall out. The twin or full will have a longer life than the toddler bed. That being said - the toddler bed uses the same mattress as the crib & I know some ppl who have used it up to age 3 at which point they moved to a twin.
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We plan on putting DS in a toddler bed soon. We're hoping to use it until he's around 3. I've been searching Craigslist for one to get a good deal instead of paying full price incase we don't use it that long.
Heather...wife to Dan 12.2.06...mommy to Braxton 8.29.08
The toddler bed that my DD#1 had said up to 50 pounds. We moved my DD#1 into her toddler bed at 18 months and then we moved her from a toddler bed to a twin bed at 2.5 years. She did great and has never ever fallen out of bed. She was 50 pounds by 3 years. It worked out for us though because we needed the mattress back in the crib for when dd#2 outgrew her bassinet.
This time around we skipped a toddler bed. We moved dd# 2 into a twin bed on Dec 30th and she is doing excellent!!! We bought them a bunk bed and have them set up as two separate twin beds. What we did was leave the safety rails on from the top bunk for dd#1. It worked out perfect for us!
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My 5 year old slept in his toddler car bed until he was 5!!!!! He LOVED it haha...he just moved into his brother's room, and now sleeps on the top bunk which is a twin...He is on the small side...so it really wasn't uncomfortable for him I guess...He just LOVED that car bed...it had a sunroof and he used to jump through it. He thought it was awesome haha
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Well my 3 1/2 yr old is still in one. He's only maybe 35 lbs, so he has a long time to go. Honestly I don't know when we'll move him to a twin, his 18 month old brother is still in his crib, so he doesn't have to go to a twin yet.
3 of my 5 kids went straight to a regular bed at 18 mos, 2 and 17 mos. My only who used a toddler bed was my one son because we were moving and didn't want to buy a bedroom set for the rental while our house was being built. He used it though until he was nearly 4 and just about hanging over it (he's my tallest!)
I bought one for Riley but am debating whether or not to use it.........
Thanks ladies. We have a 3 in 1 crib, the kind that converts to a toddler bed, and then to a full size bed. So I was just curious as to how long I might have before needing to buy a full size mattress for that stage. Maybe not too long by the sounds of it!!
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My DD went into her toddler bed when she was 9 months--she could climb the rails of her crib and crawl out--she thought this was great. We then had to take her out of the toddler bed when she was 2.5 b.c she figured out how to get the matress off, drag it to the top of the stairs, and "surf" down the stairs. And no this is not something me or DH taught her. However DD#2 is still in her crib at 17months and I might consider putting her in her toddler bed in the next few months. I think she will be in it longer than DD#1. DD#1 is our little dare devil.
good ideas and recommendatiosn from all these ladies! I plan on moving DS into a toddler bed before 2yr - as soon as he is sleep trained and consistently STTN (another story). I guess it will depend on when I need my crib back together. So he may be in it for about a year. I figure once I have another baby I will move DS into my DSS's room (he's only in it for holidays and summer vacation) and they will have to share. But we'll see.
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It really depends on the kid. My oldest was in a toddler bed from 17 months to his 4th birthday. He still had a bit of room left in his toddler bed, but the bed itself was in rough shape. He had jumped on it numerous times and bent the mattress support bars. I bought him a full sized bed and some Spider man bedding for his 4th birthday. He was so excited about the new bed that he didn't even care that his toddler bed was out on the curb.
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Plants Vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time is coming to Android after a period of iOS exclusivity. PopCap's title is now in a soft launch over in Australia and New Zealand, before fanning out to other markets.
Just like the iOS release, PopCap will launch the game free of charge when it comes to Android. It follows claims that Apple paid for exclusive rights to the game, effectively halting the Android launch.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Ozzie Guillen was wrong about one thing. There is no such thing as freedom of speech. Private companies like the Chicago White Sox are not democracies and short of being guilty of racial or sexual harassment -- and try proving that -- bosses can do pretty much whatever they want, including telling you what you can and can't say, tweet, text, e-mail, fax, blast, Facebook, sign or gesture.
And Kenny Williams is Guillen's boss and -- until Friday -- Guillen's son Oney's boss.
Sometimes it takes him a while, but Ozzie does get it.
"When he says 'Sign A.J.,' well, I will say the same stuff," the Sox manager said, referring to Oney's recent tweet about A.J. Pierzynski's contract status. "But that's not his job. He's getting paid by the White Sox and he has to respect the rules of the White Sox. He has to respect [chairman] Jerry Reinsdorf."
And so, Ozzie fired his kid on Friday. Actually, he ordered him to resign -- same thing. But lest anyone make light of this recent little blip on the Guillen-Williams radar, consider one of the things Guillen shared Saturday.
"That's the hardest thing I ever did in my life," Guillen said. "I feel very sick all game because I never thought I was going to be in that situation."
This is why many companies have nepotism rules.
Guillen said the best thing about Friday was that his wife and all three sons were in town together when this went down, the first time in three months the entire family was in the same city.
"I'm proud of my family because they showed me yesterday how much they love each other and how much they care about each other," he said.
The Sox like to say they are a family and that they care about each other, too. At least Williams said that in a recent release promoting the team's new MLB Network reality series, "The Club," which promises "unprecedented access." The organization also uses Twitter extensively, including as a tool to criticize media reports it doesn't like.
Williams did not fire Oney. But Williams has made it clear he didn't like it when Oney's father opened a Twitter account. And though Williams told ESPNChicago.com's Bruce Levine that he did not speak to Ozzie about halting a planned Web site Oney had been involved with, the Sun-Times earlier reported that Ozzie said members of the team's front office shot the idea down.
Whatever the case, these things are rarely about what is said or tweeted, but rather about power and control.
That's Williams' right. And Guillen should have anticipated that this unauthorized communication would not go over well. But when Williams hired Guillen, he also knew he was getting an outspoken, candid, emotional man to manage the ballclub.
Guillen's best qualities -- sincerity and candor -- are something we should all applaud in a sports landscape increasingly secretive and dishonest. You want to know what goes on inside the Sox clubhouse? Just e-mail him and he'll likely tell you.
If that's harmful to his players, it would be tough to prove. He was the same guy in 2005 when they won the World Series. No player or ex-player, on or off the record, has suggested that Guillen's forthrightness with the outside world has directly hurt the team.
"I will never put my 25 players behind anything else," Guillen said Saturday. "My 25 players are more important than Kenny, more important than Jerry and they are more important than my entire family."
Of course a few minutes later, he said, "My family is more important than my team. I never balance ... I love my kid more than I love Kenny. I love my kid more than I love Jerry and the White Sox. I say yesterday in the Twitter that they touched one part that really hurt because if I don't care about my kids, then who is going to care?"
He meant it. Both statements.
Sometimes, or rather, most of the time, Ozzie just can't help himself. Like when he was asked if he saw Oney's tweets.
"I thought they were funny," Ozzie said.
Did he see the one in which Oney panned the restaurant of which Williams is a minority owner?
"Everyone is entitled to their own opinion," said Ozzie, who is also a longtime acquaintance of the restaurant's owner. "If people want to find out how bad their food is, it's a free statement. Go out and eat there."
Williams has responded to selected reporters regarding the latest developments. That's his choice. But I don't think we'll be seeing the manager and the GM having dinner together any time soon, especially not at Williams' restaurant. Guillen made it clear Saturday it doesn't matter.
"Kenny's my boss, he's always going to be and I respect that," he said. "I don't think [Yankees GM Brian] Cashman and Joe Torre got along that well and they won six [bleeping] championships."
Maybe the Sox will win another bleeping championship, too. Either way, Ozzie and Oney are likely to be tweeting about it.
"Nobody's going to tell me to stop," Ozzie said. "And my kids are human beings. They're normal. They tweet whatever they want to tweet. If there's one place you can't tweet where you want to tweet, it's Cuba. In this country, you can talk about anyone you want. That's freedom of speech."
Sure, it is. But he may eventually find himself doing it for another employer.
That's the American way too, unfortunately.


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Conte, who led an undefeated Juve to the Italian title in his first season in charge last term, was banned on August 10 for failing to report two incidents of match-fixing in the 2010-11 season when he was coach of then Serie B side Siena.
The Italian Olympic Committee tribunal, the final appeals court for sports disputes, cut the ban handed down by the federation and said Conte could return to full activity on December 8.
It said it would announce the reasons for its decision by mid-November.
Having already been on the sidelines since August, Conte now has only around two months of the ban left to serve.
While he is excluded from the team's dugout and changing rooms on match days, Conte has been allowed to train Juventus during the week.
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Bobby Lyons appeared before U.S. Magistrate Clinton E. Averitte, who set a $20,000 bond in the case.
Lyons was charged with possession with intent to distribute cocaine.
According to federal court records, agents from the Panhandle Regional Narcotics Trafficking Task Force raided a home at 807 N. Moore St. During a search of the home, agents found 82.7 grams of crack cocaine and about $20,000 in cash, court records show. The drugs have a street value of $16,600, authorities said.
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After‐Hours Stock Prices and Post‐Crash Hangovers
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- Author(s): DAVID NEUMARK, P. A. TINSLEY, SUZANNE TOSINI
- Published: Apr 30, 2012
- Pages: 159-178
- DOI: 10.1111/j.1540-6261.1991.tb03748.x
After‐hours pricing in foreign equity markets of multiple‐listed U.S. securities appeared to be efficient in predicting New York prices in the weeks immediately following the October 1987 crash but relatively uninformative in succeeding months. By contrast, daily changes in New York prices appear to be efficiently incorporated in after‐hours trading on both the Tokyo and London exchanges throughout the sample period. This paper suggests that the asymmetry and temporal variations in cross‐market correlations are consistent with rational investor behavior in equity markets with nonzero transaction costs and time‐varying share price volatility.


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Philly embraces young heroes
Updated: November 22, 2006, 7:10 PM ETBy Joseph Santoliquito | Special to ESPN.com
PHILADELPHIA -- Markeyse Carter sits on his living room sofa, watching TV with his mother, enjoying a little break from football practice, when his cell phone chimes. This one has to go on speaker phone, he thinks. On the line is the gravelly voice of Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell, taking a few minutes the day after defeating Lynn Swann to ask how Carter is doing and to assure him he would follow up on his pledge to help raise money for a new football field.
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Latest content added for UNT Digital Library Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + Designhttp://digital.library.unt.edu/explore/partners/UNTCVA/browse/?start=30&fq=untl_collection:TXFC&display=grid&sort=added_d2015-12-21T10:25:28-06:00UNT LibrariesThis is a custom feed for browsing UNT Digital Library Partner: UNT College of Visual Arts + DesignLittle Girl's Pinafore Dress Ensemble2015-12-21T10:25:28-06:00http://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc795319/

Little Girl's pinafore dress ensemble of pink organdy, consisting of: A) Dress. Jewel neck and short puffed sleeves are trimmed in white lace. Skirt gathers at yoke. Center back opening of two mother-of-pearl buttons. B) Pinafore. Square neck and double layer of ruffles trimmed in white lace for sleeves. Skirt has a ruche of lace above scalloped hem. Center back opening of three mother-of-pearl buttons.
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Ensemble of black wool jersey knit with red, grey, and white floral print, consisting of: A) Blouse with high rounded neckline; short front & back yoke. Straight bodice gathers into yoke. Long straight sleeves. Center front opening of 6 black plastic buttons with tailored buttonholes. Unlined. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Hanae Mori / Tokyo New York" Content/care/size tag to right of designer label. B) Full length, straight skirt. Gathers into 1" waistband. Zipper closure with hook & bar on waistband. Unlined. Content/care/size tag on waistband. C) Sash of self fabric; 3" wide.
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Ensemble consisting of: A: Dress of green leather in sheath style. Sleeveless; dropped waist. Center back opening with zipper closure with hook and eye closure at top. Fully lined in dark olive green polyester. Designer label to right of zipper: "Samuel / Robert" Retailer's label to left of zipper: "Town & Travelwear / Waldorf-Astoria / New York / Statler-Hilton / Dallas" B) Belt for dress. Gold metal chain with interwoven narrow green leather belt. C) Coat of a "tapestry" fabric with cream ground and sculpted woven foliate forms in sculpted green plush. Facings and collar of green leather. Street length with 3/4 length sleeves. Center front opening with three circular leather covered buttons and bound buttonholes of matching leather and covered snaps at top and bottom. Two leather-edged welt pockets at front into which are integrated the belt-loops. Fully lined in pale lime green polyester. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Samuel / Robert" D) Belt for coat. Green leather. Narrow with small leather-covered rectangular buckle.
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Evening dress of black synthetic velvet. Full-length; straight silhouette. Standing collar. Dress is of asymmetrical design with a diagonal from right shoulder to left hip of black lace embellished with floral patterns of black sequins. Triangular inset at left side from waist to hem of black lace matching bodice. Long sleeves; left sleeve of lace has snap closure and right sleeve of velvet has zipper closure. Center back concealed zipper with two hooks & eyes at collar. Main body of dress is lined with black polyester; laced areas are lined with beige polyester with left sleeve lined in black synthetic organza. Shoulder pads. Designer's label at right side of zipper: "Victor Costa" Union label with designer label.
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Little girl's dress of alternating pink linen and sheer organdy fabric in scallop design. Round neckline; sleeveless. Bodice has four round plastic buttons down center back. Skirt is gathered at natural waist; piping detail in pink linen at front waist seam. Pink linen sash attaches at side seams and ties in back. Fully lined in sheer organdy fabric.
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Little girl's dress in red, white, and blue cotton print. Large animal print on yoke. Empire waist with smocking. Front panel of dress is red and white gingham with patch pockets of matching animal print. Back panel of dress is red and white polka dot fabric. Gathered ruffle sleeves of animal fabric. Row of lion animal fabric trims hemline of front panel of skirt. Center back closure of three snaps. Unlined.
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Dress of pink and blue silk chiffon in abstract line pattern. Two asymmetrical tiers from waistline; calf length. High, rounded neckline piped in pink satin. Gathered at the waist with an interior elastic band. Long, fitted sleeves with snap at cuff; hem piped in pink satin. Eight self-covered buttons and loops down center back with hook & eye. Pink silk crepe lining; shoulder pads. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Hanae Mori / Boutique" Fiber content tag at base of designer label. Evidence of another tag behind fiber content tag; tag removed. With accompanying sash for dress in pink satin; 3" wide.
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Little girl's Confirmation dress of off-white rayon faille. Mid-length; short puffed sleeves with ruched cuffs bordered in lace. Vertical flat pleats at waist of skirt. Collar has lace trim and double bands of ruching in front with two flowers and green ribbon leaves sewn on lower corners of collar; a silk ribbon bow is sewn on center-front. Ruched insert down center front of bodice. Center back closure of three self-covered buttons with loops. Unlined. With tie belt of matching fabric. Center back is stitched closed and front ends are cut on the bias and open to pointed ends.
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Evening dress of black acetate/rayon velvet and polyester satin. Knee length; wide, square neckline. Velvet bodice with waist darts and asymmetrical bottom edge; boning along princess seams. Long sleeves with gathered puffs at shoulders taper to wrists. A-line skirt of black polyester satin has attached bow positioned vertically on left side. Center back zipper. Fully lined in black fabrics; skirt lining has attached underskirt of black tulle. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Victor Costa: Union label with designer label. Content/care/size tag at left armscye.


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Sarrola-Carcopino is on the island of Corsica. (General information: Sarrola-Carcopino is 14 km from Ajaccio and 90 km from Bastia).
Popular places to visit nearby include Piana at 29 km and Porto at 29 km. For more places to visit and local tourist attractions see the map and listings below.
Sarrola-Carcopino, France: places to visit and attractions
Some places that we or our contributors have visited and reviewed and can recommend when sightseeing close to Sarrola-Carcopino. Note that all distances shown are 'direct' and real driving distances will be greater.
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Tourist attractions to visit near Sarrola-Carcopino, France
Below we show places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Sarrola-Carcopino and wondering what to do next!
Grand sites of France Iles Sanguinaires (25km)
Heritage sites Calanches de Piana (29km); Scandola Nature Reserve (43km)
Most beautiful villages in France (see also beautiful French villages) Piana (29km)
Regional Natural Parcs Corse (23km)
Churches or other religious monuments Chapel de Sainte Marie Assunta (Quenza) (38km); Eglise de San Michele (Castirla) (46km); Eglise San Giovanni Battista (Carbini) (46km); Eglise de Santa Maria Assunta (Favalello) (47km); Chapel San Nicolao (Sermano) (48km)
Sites of natural beauty Archipel des Sanguinaires (25km); Lac de Melo (26km); Lac de Nino (27km); Gorges de la Restonica (28km); Calanques de Piana (29km); Capu Rossu (32km); Golfe de Propriano (39km); Cirque de la Solitude (39km); Golfe de Porto (40km); Riciniccia (46km)
Towns of Art and history Sartene (46km)
Geography and distances
Geographical Information
Commune: Sarrola-Carcopino
Canton: Celavo-Mezzana
Arrondissement: Ajaccio
Department: Corsica
Region: Corsica
Postcode: 20167
Distance to Sarrola-Carcopino
from Ajaccio: 14 km
from Bastia: 90 km
from Calvi: 61 km
from Corte: 40 km
from Sartene: 46 km
Getting here
Most visitors to Corsica take a ferry from the French mainland into Ajaccio, Calvi or Bastia or take a flight into a local airport such as Ajaccio. For driving distances to Sarrola-Carcopino from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner.
We have found 9 other places listed nearby (within 6 kilometres of Sarrola-Carcopino): Afa, Appietto, Cannelle, Casaglione, Cuttoli-Corticchiato, Sant-Andrea-d'Orcino, Sari-d'Orcino, Tavaco and Valle-Di-Mezzana.
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Fukushima Evacuee Compensation Payments (updated monthly)
Fukushima Evacuee Compensation Payments (updated monthly)
[As of 7/15/2016, the Fukushima accident evacuees have received 6.26 trillion yen in personal and property compensation; more than$60 billion USD. http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/comp/images/jisseki-e.pdf
The amount swells by an average of ~20 billion yen per week. Of the total, 2.63 trillion yen has been paid to the more than 70,000 government-mandated refugees for evacuation indemnification. On top of this, 2.9 trillion yen has been paid-out in business and property compensation. In addition, 100,000 yen per month has been paid to each evacuee for "mental anguish" for more than four years. Total pay- outs are well over 7 trillion yen; more than $60 billion. The exchange rate was 90-100 yen per $1 USD from 2011-2013. It varied between 120-125 yen per $1 for thr next three years. In June 30, 2016, the exchange rate was 103 yen per $1.
On top of all that, Fukushima Prefecture has been providing free rent subsidies to all evacuees, if they have temporarily relocated inside the prefecture. Those who have fled to locations outside the prefecture are given free rent payments by Tokyo. This includes both mandated and voluntary refugees. These hand-outs are not included in the above totals because Tokyo is hesitent to add the free-rent cost to Tepco's already-exhorbitant compensation amount. Free rent for voluntary evacuees is supposed to end April 1st, 2017.]
Update 6-29-15... Living restrictions for nearly 55,000 mandated evacuees will be lifted by March, 2017. This will affect nearly 75% of those currently subject to the Tokyo evacuation order of 2011. The locations affected will have exposure rates less than 20 millisieverts per year. The plan also calls for continuing the ~$1,000 per month (per person) mental anguish stipend until March 2017, regardless of whether or not restrictions are lifted and/or residents return home before that date. In addition, the goverment"s free rent stipend for voluntary evacuees living outside Fukushima Prefecture will also end in March 2017. Tokyo and Fukushima Prefecture say there will be some support for the voluntary evacuees living in a state of poverty, to be determined on a case-by-case basis. ...end update.
Update 4-4-15... Tokyo is hesitant to charge Tepco for voluntary evacuee rent money. Under the Disaster Relief Act, both government-mandated and voluntary evacuees have been provided rent-free apartments as temporary residences. Tepco pays for the cost of the residences of Tokyo-ordered evacuees, but Tepco will not pay for voluntary evacuee apartments. It seems the law calls for the company at-fault must eventually pay for all government costs with respect to recovery. But, the issue of cost recovery for voluntary evacuees is unclear under the law because it has not happened before. The total being spent on this is about $300 million per year. The Dispute Reconciliation Committee might be the ones who resolve the dilemma. They have found in favor of the voluntary evacuees in the past. They have awarded voluntary evacuees lump-sum payments of over $1,000 each for psychological distress, except for children and pregnant women who have been paid a lump-sum of about $7,000 each. ...end update.
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The earthquakes and tsunami of March 11, 2011, forced tens of thousands of people to flee the Fukushima Prefecture coastline. Some five hours later an evacuation alert was issued for the area near the F. Daiichi site, and tens of thousands of inland residents people began fleeing from the vicinity. It is often reported that as many as 160,000 Fukushima residents became displaced from their homes. About 85,000 were due to Tokyo government mandates (orders), and about 75,000 were "voluntary" from outside the exclusion (no-go) zones. All have been compensated financially by Tepco, as ordered by the government.
The "voluntary" evacuees fled primarily due to fears of low level radiation exposure and the possibility of the accident somehow worsening. Since the three damaged nuclear units' reactors achieved "cold shutdown" near the end of 2011, it became highly unlikely that conditions at F. Daiichi would worsen. Also, radiation levels outside the "no-go" zone were so low that remaining estranged from hearth and home made no sense. Thus, most of the money paid in compensation to voluntary evacuees ended. The total paid out to them stands $3.53 billion, or more than $41,500 to every man, woman and child who fled in fear.
The situation with the 85,000 Tokyo-mandated evacuees is quite different. Each evacuee has been receiving $7,500 per month in basic evacuation compensation since the spring of 2011. Therefore, the "typical" family of four has been getting $30,000 per month in basic payment. Further, another $1,000 per month has been paid to each evacuee since March of 2013 for mental anguish. Thus, the typical family of four now receives a total of $34,000 per month. Thus, Tepco is paying out more than $722 million per month in evacuation and mental anguish compensation. Further, Tokyo wants another lump-sum pay-out of up to $60,000 for emotional damage to each of the ~25,000 mandated evacuees the government expects to remain estranged for at least another 5 years. This issue has yet to be resolved.
The 15,000 evacuees from Namie are getting even more in their monthly compensation checks. In late May of 2014, the Center for Settlement of Fukushima Nuclear Damage Claims ordered Tepco to pay each Namie resident an additional $500 per month for mental anguish. 98% of the refugees agreed to the settlement. Originally, the town asked for a $2,500 per month increase, but arbitrators reduced it. The increase will apply retroactively to February 2013, when the current mental compensation pay-outs began. There is a two year statute on the new amount, which ends in February, 2015. Further, 39 households in Kawamata Town won a $20 million settlement for property compensation. All of the lands are outside the Tokyo-mandated exclusion zone. The arbitrator's award was based on the fact that the properties have detectible levels of radiation above the Fukushima recovery goal of 1 millisievert per year. Also, in districts where mandated evacuation restrictions have been abolished, each returning resident gets a lump-sum payment of $9,000. Unfortunately, only about 20% of the evacuees from restriction-lifted districts have gone home and received the money.
On top of all this, property owners and businesses impacted by the mandated evacuation are receiving supplementary compensation to the tune of more than $788 million per month. Many of the mandated evacuees owned property and some were proprietors of businesses located inside the "no-go" zone. How this breaks down per landowner/proprietor has not been posted. Nonetheless, they receive much more money than evacuees who did not own property or run businesses. It should be noted that business and corporate proprietors who live outside the mandated exclusion zones also receive this compensation, but not the basic evacuee and mental anguish monies.
Clearly, the business of being a Fukushima evacuee is profitable.
Unfortunately, precious few news media outlets in Japan have reported on what is nothing less than a financial windfall for Fukushima evacuees. The first report was posted by the Asahi Shimbun on October 26, 2013. (2) It took me several days to get my mind around the numbers. I returned to the article many times to make sure I read it correctly. The payouts were staggering to me, and I'm not afraid to admit of a bit of outrage on my part. I had a feeling the stipends were considerable, but nothing like the Asahi reported. I subsequently posted a Commentary, The Business of Being a Fukushima Refugee, on October 30. (3) Soon after, a colleague at Forbes Magazine, Jim Conca, decided to post a blog on the compensation numbers. While Jim trusted my posting, it seemed that he needed more than just the solitary Asahi article as proof. The next day, I received an Email from an official in Tokyo, Genn Saji, with a copy of Tepco's latest financial report on the matter. The numbers were western but the language was Japanese-only, however the numbers seemed exactly as reported in the Asahi. The first week of November, Tepco began posting their monthly report in English (and subsequently began updating the numbers weekly). I shared this all with Dr. Conca and his blog on the matter was posted. (4)
Both Jim and I received numerous objections to our reports. In the majority of cases, the commenters just could not bring themselves to believe what we had found. A few objectors thought both of us were lying, nuclear industry shills. Regardless, I have been posting the ever-increasing totals on a weekly basis in my Fukushima Update blog. Objections and comments of disbelief continue to be sent to me. Yes…the amount of money evacuees are making is hard to believe, especially given the news media not reporting on it and the large number of reports concerning the perceived plight of the evacuees. But, the facts speak for themselves. All mandated Fukushima evacuees are making a lot of money.
As mentioned earlier, less than 20% of the former evacuees that Tokyo has allowed to go home have exploited the opportunity. The reported reasons are fear of low level radiation, concerns that another major accident is possible, and lack of infrastructural support in the exclusion zone. However, if they do return home, their generous compensation payments come to an end after one year! This must be a major reason why thousands of Fukushima evacuees refuse to go home! Fear may have some impact, but the loss of massive amounts of payout money necessarily skews the issue even more.
One final point…a few communities where living restrictions have been lifted for more than a year (e.g. districts in Tomioka, Hirono, and Kawauchi) have had the $1,000 per month mental anguish award stopped. This includes those who have returned as well as those who choose to remain estranged. The dissident evacuees who refuse to repopulate want the mental anguish stipend restored. All of Japan's Press have reported this as if all compensation payments have been terminated for the district residents, which is not the case. I have seen no report saying the resident's other large compensations have been terminated. Let's face it…if the monthly windfall were ceased, every newspaper in Japan would make it their lead story, and the international Press would be a-buzz with condemning bombast!
Before ending, it is imporatnt to note that on May 30, 2011, the Asahi Shimbun reported the government will compensate farmers and other food-related businesses that have lost money because of "harmful rumors" concerning Fukushima "radioactive fallout". Compensation will be extended to Fukushima Prefecture and the four surrounding prefectures. The Asahia dded, "The amount of compensation will be determined by taking into account decreases in sales due to consumers' reluctance to buy the products, suspended business transactions and decreases in workers' incomes," and the government considers the public aversion toward food produced from prefectures near Fukushima "rational" because the public believed the rumors were "serious and real." These pay-outs have been given ever since.
The current total for rumor-related compensation is difficult to ascertain. However, a report published in the International Journal of Food and Agricultural Economics shows that by the end of May, 2012, showed that demanded compensation in Fukushima was 109 billion yen (~$1 billion) and received compensation was 97 billion yen (89% of demand). Most claims were for horticulture and livestock damages. According to experts compensation payments to farmers in neighboring prefectures was at lower rate, for example in Miyagi prefecture 50%. The study also showed that the loss of income in neighboring prefectures was much less when 2011 figures were compared to 2010. In fact, there was essentially no difference between the two years for Ibaraki.
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Next, we have the Mainichi Shimbun (MS) articles of 1/5/14, "TEPCO seeks refunds of evacuation payments from employees, rejects ADR settlement" and 1/8/14, "TEPCO demands families of employees return compensation for evacuation". (6)
Tepco does not feel they should have to provide property compensation to people who rented their homes at the time of evacuation. The company is not challenging property compensation for former homeowners…just Tepco employees who rented. It seems all evacuated Tepco employees have received the same monthly, $1,000 per person pay-outs for property losses as those who do not work for the company. Out of some 85,000 persons who have qualified for government-mandated property compensation, there are but fifteen who would be affected. A total of more than $1 million in refunds are being sought by the Company. That's a lot of money, but perhaps they should not have been given the funds in the first place.
In one case, a single household is being asked to return $300,000. The employee asked for, and received $200,000 for an anticipated 5 year hiatus from their rented home. This is the bulk of the money the company wants returned. The remainder is because of new appliances and furnishings they bought after moving to another rental property outside the evacuation zone. A second employee who rented had his monthly $1,000 per month property compensation cut by Tepco a little over a year ago, and now wants the money he was cut to be issued to him. Rumor has it that there are other Tepco employees who also had their property compensation cut, as well. In addition, another Tepco employee had won arbitration which would absolve him of making a refund, but Tepco refused the non-binding proposal. Critics are, of course, screaming bloody murder. One said, "The families of employees aren't responsible for the nuclear disaster. As such, the firm's demands for the return of the compensation are inappropriate," which fails to address that the employee was not a homeowner and has been getting a Tepco paycheck all-along. In addition, the lawyer used by the evacuated families of Tepco employees, Tsuyoshi Kamata, says, "TEPCO's attitude to require families of employees to tolerate hardship is impermissible. The company needs to improve itself."
Regardless, the Mainichi presents the story in a fashion that makes it seem as if all Tepco employee evacuees are being treated wrongly, which is a significant exaggeration. Plus, these few exceptions to the hundreds of Tepco employees and their families who evacuated, are hardly the rule. But, the bottom line question is this…should Tepco pay company-salaried renters the same property compensation as homeowners? I think not.
Tepco says they are being entirely appropriate, which I believe is correct. It must be stressed that the monies Tepco wants refunded are not part of the general compensation payments of $30,000 per month a typical family of four has been getting for evacuation stressors, psychological distress and other non-property-related reasons. I think this generous hand-out, plus the employee salary, is more than enough compensation for someone who did not own property at the time of the accident.
And how much compensation will property owners eventually get? I have received a breakdown of the property compensation a family of four will receive if they either cannot or otherwise refuse to return home, from the former Chief Secretary of Japan's NSC, Genn Saji.* The chart shows that each homeowner had, on the average, about $900,000 in property compensation by 2014, and an evacuated family of four had made nearly $1 million in general reparation. Each non-returning-to-home family of four will receive between $2 million and $3 million by the end of 2017 (when the statute runs out). There's no doubt that the business of being a Fukushima evacuee is even more lucrative than ever.
I don't blame the Tepco employees (who rented) for trying to get as much of the windfall as they can. However, I think they do not deserve the property-loss compensation because they did not own the property they lived on. The Mainichi Shimbun thinks otherwise and strongly suggests it is the case with all Tepco-employed evacuees.
1 - Records of Applications and Payouts for Indemnification of Nuclear Damage; http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/comp/images/jisseki-e.pdf
2 - http://ajw.asahi.com/article/0311disaster/fukushima/AJ201310260046
3 - http://www.hiroshimasyndrome.com/fukushima-commentary-11.html
4 – http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2013/11/04/the-fukushima-refugee-business/10270
5 - http://www.foodandagriculturejournal.com/vol2.no.1.pp95.pdf
6 - http://mainichi.jp/english/english/newsselect/news/20140104p2a00m0na005000c.html -- http://mainichi.jp/english/english/newsselect/news/20140106p2a00m0na019000c.html


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