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Dirty Oil Comes To Bella Bella - by Ingmar Lee
"...I am disgusted by the environmental groups that have lent a chimera of dignity to the corrupt NEB process by their participation in this rotten staged process. I cannot for the life of me understand any reason they might give for sitting there, - other than the significant money they get for doing so.
All along I have believed that this horrible process should have been utterly boycotted right from the start. People should not have to waste their time defending their lands and waters from this hideous Harper monstrosity, through this contrived, farcical and corrupt process.
Nevertheless, this most clumsy and stupid act of cowardice just seen at Bella Bella, must might have cost Harper his pipeline..."
Dirty Oil Comes To Bella Bella - by Ingmar Lee"...I am disgusted by the environmental groups that have lent a chimera of dignity to the corrupt NEB process by their participation in this rotten staged process. I cannot for the life of me understand any reason they might give for sitting there, - other than the significant money they get for doing so.
i just don't get why the author of this thinks it was okay for him to take part but not the other people? seems to be pretty divisive spewing.
I think some of the enviros got paid to participate and perhaps he felt they thereby legitimized a patently illegitimate process. He was there observing presumably not submitting. You could always email him with your questions - the address is appended to the article.
CALGARY — A Canadian government attempt to speed up construction of Enbridge Inc's Northern Gateway oil pipeline to the West Coast is unlikely to prevent a flood of court challenges that could still delay the multibillion-dollar project.
They say court precedents relating to rights and title to native lands in British Columbia open the government and Enbridge, a major Canadian pipeline and energy company, to untold actions even if the regulatory body reviewing the proposal approves the controversial project. Legal action has already begun and sources say this is likely just the first of a raft of actions as the oil industry and government face opposition from several aboriginal groups.
"You've got aboriginal people in British Columbia who will bear all the risks of this, who don't want to see so-called economic benefits on the back of their culture," said Louise Mandell, a Vancouver-based lawyer who has argued numerous cases on behalf of native groups, including a landmark one in 1997 known as Delgamuukw that will have implications for the project.
"They won't allow it, so there will be challenges in whichever direction the legal arguments take it, including legislated solutions."
Enbridge expects legal issues, especially given the size of the project, but declined to comment on any preparations.
"We recognize the potential is there, but we're focused right now on the regulatory hearings, which are likely to go on for another 12 to 18 months," spokesman Paul Stanway said.
The company has sought native support by offering a total of 10 percent interest in the project to first nations and up to C$1 billion in community development money.
Hundreds of people gathered on the lawn in front of the provincial legislature on Sunday to participate in a 'Rally Against Enbridge.' After a series of passionate speakers - from young children to First Nations grassroots community leaders - rally participants marched through downtown Victoria to Centennial Square.
Many rally speakers and march participants spoke out against Enbridge's proposed Northern Gateway oil pipeline, oil tanker traffic on the coast, and the tar sands. Others also raised their voices against the Pacific Trails natural gas pipeline in northern B.C. and Kinder Morgan's expansion plans for the existing Trans Mountain pipeline that runs from the tar sands to the lower mainland.
"This is incredibly empowering," local environmental activist Zoe Blunt said of the large turnout at the rally, adding that people would be returning on April 21st for Earthwalk, and then again on April 29th for a two-week 'Camp Christy' camp on the lawn.
"Right here. Two weeks. April 29th," said Blunt, as the crowd chanted Camp Christy. "Tell everyone. And bring your tents. Bring your sleeping bags..."
David Suzuki completely eviscerated Prime Minister Harper on the environment/tar sands on "Power and Politics" today. Suzuki is a national treasure - Harper is pond scum.
Suzuki said Canada has never participated in a referendum to base our entire economy on one industry - the tar sands.
Sweeping Harper government plans will cut the number of federal departments involved in environmental assessments from 40 to just three and hand significant ecological oversight to the provinces.
The Conservative's legislative plan for "responsible resource development" will also fast-track the environmental review process by imposing fixed timelines of up to 24 months for major oil and gas and mining projects.
The government maintains the changes are necessary to move to a "one project, one review" process that reduces duplication, creates certainty for investors and concentrates federal efforts on major projects such as mining and oil and gas proposals.
"We need a process that ensures timely, efficient and effective project reviews, promotes business confidence and capital investment, while strengthening our world-class environmental standards," Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver said Tuesday.
Under the plan, provincial environmental processes will be substituted or considered equivalent to federal reviews so long as they meet the standards set out in the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act.
The provincial rules will also be considered equivalent to federal Fisheries Act regulations as long as they meet or exceed Canadian standards, while the provinces, National Energy Board and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission will be authorized to grant approvals under the federal Fisheries Act.
"With scarce resources, it is counter-productive to have the federal government completing separate reviews of the same project," Oliver added, while announcing the changes at a Toronto business that provides products for oil and gas pipelines.
Environmental groups said the changes will erode ecological protection in Canada and effectively provide large oil and gas companies free rein on major projects.
"These changes make it clear that powerful oil interests are running the show, with the federal government bending over backwards to do their bidding," Gillian McEachern of Environmental Defence said in a statement.
"It won't be much comfort to people dealing with a dangerous oil spill in their backyard that the company will get a slap on the wrist when government could have prevented the problem in the first place with a real assessment of the risks."
The government will consolidate federal environmental reviews into three organizations: the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency, the National Energy Board and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission. Currently, more than 40 federal government departments and agencies have responsibility for project reviews.
Moreover, joint review panels — like the one being held for the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline project — would no longer be required for projects regulated by the NEB and CNSC.
In an effort to improve consultation with aboriginal groups, the federal government is promising to designate a lead Crown consultation co-ordinator for each project and establish consultation agreements with the provinces, territories and aboriginals.
Oliver also pledged the government, for the first time, will provide federal inspectors with the authority to determine whether a company is meeting its environmental obligations under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, and impose "tough, new financial penalties" for those firms breaking the rules.
Suzuki is an intriguing man with whom I have had the pleasure of a few conversations during the time that I volunteered at DSF. This included the period of time in which Gordo introduced the carbon tax and the BCNDP opposed it - leaving a lot of environmentalists twisting their faces.
The DSF represents the wing of the environmental movement that likes to work with powerful people/organizations to win influence at high levels. Hockey teams, politicians, corporations, everything under the sun. And this is a very useful and necessary role. But it means the occasional potential for awkward bedfellows - agreeing with Gordo's carbon tax (despite other problems with his agenda), working on a green energy plan with McGuinty (but later being miffed to discover that nuclear becomes part of the strategy), and in general trying not to piss off the powers with which they can win influence. This approach works as long as there are open ears, and it remains "non-political" as long as it's about ideas and not political parties.
I think this is a sign that Suzuki personally has no choice left but to take the gloves off - Harper is someone he will never be able to influence cooperatively, someone who is forcing anyone who supports the environment to be political.
..i supplement my income by attending focus groups now and again. well i just got back from one. there were 10 of us and nobody knew what the topic was until we were gathered in the room. the facilitator began by asking what we thought of the direction bc was going in. was it going in the right direction no one raised their hand and then asked in the wrong direction everyone raised their hand. so he rephrased the right question so that he was asking if you found anything at all positive about the direction and 1 person raised their hand.
..the main event turned out to be about the embridge pipeline. they showed us 3 (sleeze) ads and asked which we liked best and why. while some made comment re minor differences everyone questioned the honesty of the info presented and how the ads avoided the topic of spills and accountability. no one was positive. their were people behind a big two way mirror following our responses who also sent question in for us. another group followed after us.
Thank you for your e-mail of February 23 addressed to Kirk LaPointe, CBC Ombudsman, drawing our attention to a CBCNews.ca story (posted on January 5 under the headline, "48% support for northern B.C. pipeline, says poll") that you feel "misrepresents" the views of British Columbians. The poll is "inaccurate, unfair and biased", you wrote, pointing out it was paid for by the Enbridge pipeline corporation. You added that any polls you have seen indicate that the "overwhelming majority" of people in the province do not want the pipeline.
It is CBC's mandate, part of its obligation under the federal Broadcasting Act, to carry information about the topical events of the day. The poll results featured in the story were released that day, just a few days before the start of public hearings on the Northern Gateway Pipelines project.
But it is not the CBC's obligation to determine what is "truth" (a truly dangerous notion for any broadcaster), but only to present the information fairly and accurately affording Canadians the opportunity and the information they need to make up their own minds about its nature or quality.
In this case, the story accurately reported the survey results. It also included other pertinent information: the number of people surveyed, the margin of error, the date it was done, the name of the pollster – Ipsos Reid – and the name of the organization that had paid for it – the Enbridge pipeline corporation. All that information was included in the story's first few paragraphs. I should also point out the story included a link to the Ipsos Reid web site and, British Columbians on the Northern Gateway Pipelines Project, for those readers interested in more information.
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Cabinet to get final say on pipeline projects
But this proposed change means that even if the NEB decides against approving a major pipeline project, cabinet can force it to reconsider.
VICTORIA — During the past few months, the main front in the fight against development of the Alberta-based oil sands has moved to British Columbia. It's a situation the western-most province is uncomfortable with and an expansion it's unmotivated to defend.
The aggressive push by the oil sands industry and the Alberta and federal governments to open a new market for Canadian oil through shipments from the West Coast has been met by equally forceful resistance starting at the Alberta-B.C. border.
Anger has escalated since the start of public hearings in January into the Northern Gateway pipeline, proposed by Calgary-based Enbridge Inc., interrupting years of friendly relations between the neighbouring provinces, particularly on energy development.
Indeed, condemnation of the pipeline through B.C.'s rugged north and its associated oil tanker traffic has erupted into the type of popular revolt that is becoming a B.C. mainstay — from the campaign against the harmonized sales tax to the fight to preserve the Great Bear Rainforest and the moratorium on oil tanker traffic and offshore drilling.
"It's a very challenging place to do business for a lot of companies because of the unresolved aboriginal claims, which means we don't have treaties, so the legal context is more complex, and we have a much more powerful environmental movement in our politics than you tend to have in other parts of the country. But this project has the potential to see a rallying of not just local but global environmental forces who have their shorts in a knot over oil sands to focus on B.C. as ground zero to save the planet."
So far, the $5.5-billion Northern Gateway has taken the brunt of the anti-pipeline, anti-oil sands campaign. It's unclear whether opposition will broaden to a rival plan proposed by Kinder Morgan Energy Partners on April 13 for a $5-billion expansion of its Trans Mountain line.
NIMBYs in B.C.'s Lower Mainland have started mobilizing against increased tanker traffic, even though the pipeline has been safely moving oil and loading it on tankers for 62 years. Vancouver Mayor Greegor Robertson said this week he has a moral obligation to oppose the pipeline.
Recognition that there is inequitable distribution of risks and benefits has started discussion about what could be done to make oil export pipelines more acceptable to British Columbians — particularly First Nations, who are seen as the groups most affected....
The BCNDP has released its long-awaited position on the Northern Gateway Pipeline. As I speculated, they waited until just after the byelections. All NDP MLAs have signed it including O'Mahony and Trasolini.
VICTORIA – The B.C. New Democrat Official Opposition caucus has formally registered its opposition to Enbridge's Northern Gateway Project with the National Energy Board's Joint Review Panel.
"Under the Enbridge proposal, British Columbia would assume almost all the project's risk, yet would see only a fraction of the benefits," said New Democrat leader Adrian Dix. "By any measure, such a high-risk, low-return approach simply isn't in B.C.'s interests."
The letter outlines six key concerns regarding the Northern Gateway Project:
- Lifting the current tanker moratorium will put B.C.'s coastline at serious risk of devastating environmental and economic damage from oil spills;
- The pipeline will traverse remote, highly valued areas of B.C., crossing almost 800 streams, putting these valuable environments and species, such as salmon, at risk;
- First Nation communities would be most severely affected by an oil leak or spill. First Nations must be consulted effectively and be respected on a government-to-government level , as has been affirmed by the Supreme Court of Canada;
- Greenhouse gas emissions generated by NGP-related oil sands development will contribute to the costs of climate change;
- The NGP provides few long-term, sustainable economic benefits for B.C., and forgoes value-added economic activity involving upgrading and refining in Canada;
- Canadian consumers will see increased Canadian oil prices.
New Democrat environment critic Rob Fleming, as well as Skeena MLA Robin Austin, Stikine MLA Doug Donaldson and North Coast MLA Gary Coons, are already participating in the Joint Review Panel's process, either as interveners or presenters.
"B.C. New Democrats are taking a stand on the Enbridge pipeline because B.C.'s interests are not being adequately represented nor protected by the provincial government in the review process," said Dix. "It is simply not good enough to state, as the premier has, that the government is going to wait for the process to unfold before taking a position. The time to take a position is now."
First Nations opposition to Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline has become so entrenched that the firm's entire corporate reputation could be at risk, says a Toronto-based mutual fund company.
"Enbridge is a very well-run company," NEI Investments vice-president Robert Walker told The Tyee in an interview. "Our concern is that they're squandering a hard-earned reputation on one project."
This is the rationale behind a shareholder resolution being presented by NEI Investments at Enbridge's annual general meeting in Toronto next week.
The resolution asks that Enbridge provide a report to shareholders by May 2013, explaining "how First Nations' opposition will factor into the final decision to pursue Gateway," and "how the company will mitigate the operational, reputational, and legal risks of such opposition."
The company is currently developing projects worth $48 billion; Gateway represents about 10 percent of this total.....
A coastal fuel leak has a B.C. First Nation concerned
There is growing concern in a First Nation community along the B.C. coast…
A sunken ship with 700 tonnes of fuel is leaking – and divers trying to patch the hole risk an explosive situation.
An 11-year old girl is making a strong statement as one of the demonstrators riding the "Freedom Train" from B.C. to Toronto.
The group is trying to drum up support for their opposition to the Northern Gateway Pipeline.
Ta'kaiya Blaney caught the attention of APTN's Keith Laboucan while she was in Edmonton.
CALGARY — As if Enbridge Inc. could not hear the cries of protests over the Northern Gateway pipeline at its annual meeting in Calgary last year, what will hit the company in Toronto on Wednesday is expected to be even louder.
Public hearings into the $5.5-billion project to bring crude oil from Bruderheim, Alta. 1,172-kilometre west to the Pacific coast town of Kitimat, B.C. — and from there to energy-hungry markets in Asia — have since begun, serving as a focal point for criticism. Canada's largest crude transporter has also opted to hold this year's AGM in the country's financial capital, where many groups opposing the pipeline command a strong presence and where the risk of a public relations backlash affecting the company's share price is heightened.
As members of the Calgary-based Enbridge executive team make the trip to Toronto this week, a train carrying some of Northern Gateway's most vocal critics is close behind. Hundreds of protestors are expected to rally outside the AGM, with a "Freedom Train" set to arrive Wednesday carrying dozens of members of the Yinka Dene Alliance, a group of British Columbia First Nations opposed to the project. Motivated by concerns over Northern Gateway's potential to damage the native territory through which it runs, or from the tanker fleet that will flood into Kitimat harbour once the pipeline is completed, First Nations have formed the core of resistance to the pipeline thus far.
This year, however, the Alliance argues the issue now extends far beyond the realm of indigenous people alone.
"It is going to be much larger [this year] not only for indigenous people but I think for the regular citizens of Canada and British Columbia," Terry Teegee, vice-chief of the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council and member of the Alliance, said in an interview from Prince George, B.C.
In late March, more than 2,000 people took part in a Vancouver rally opposing Northern Gateway....
Gitxsan Chiefs Threatened With Imprisonment
"After a member of the Gitxsan Treaty Society (GTS) attempted to sellout to Enbridge pipeline, and the rest of the Nation learned about it through the media, they held an inspiring winterlong vigil outside the boarded up office. He was ousted, the attempted deal was scrapped, and the GTS authority nullified. Meanwhile, that person was suddenly appointed to a Port Authority board. More..."
RCMP Spied on BC Nations Protesting Pipeline Plan Documents Show
"The RCMP has been spying on a group of BC First Nations whose vocal opposition to Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline has taken them to company's annual shareholders meeting in Toronto. As previously reported in the Star, a national RCMP surveillance program monitoring First Nations that ran between 2007 and 2010 shared similar intelligence reports about First Nations with the private sector, including energy companies.."
Here are a couple of things I posted on this issue - Enpipe Line Project and Enbridge's track record Sorry I didn't notice this thread before I posted these.
RCMP running a national surveillance program against First Nations. Holy shit, don't those bastards at the RCMP have nothing better to do with their time??? I think that force (farce?) should be disbanded completely.
Wait till they pass the peeping tom bill...theve already hit the ss, gustapo end of the spectrum defending oil/gas criminal terror enterprises against the victims, the public has lost faith in them, they have been divided and on the road to being conquered and they are powerless to stop it........Maybe when they learn how there pensions will be chopped and there jobs contracted out to rent a cop agencys they will come to their senses...it starts with cgi computers and then it gets worse policeman.....the window is shutting on them, just like CSIS is being undermined and shut down.....it all starts with the appointed plant and gets worse....
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Remember how Martha coined the phrase "it's a good thing?" I try to stick with "it's good enough." What's good enough for me may be different than what's good enough for you. We're not aiming for perfection here. We just want to bless our families. I know that it blesses my husband to return home from a stressful day at work to a picked up house and delicious smells coming from the kitchen. Right now we are on board with Becky's clean eating program so usually that means I get the grill started for him and have sweet potatoes or rice cooking.
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4. do a load of laundry a day. It takes minutes to fold 1 load but once you've done 5 the pile can feel overwhelming.
5. vacuum the high traffic areas about every other day with a thorough vacuum about once a week.
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This question was the subject of a panel at the New York City Wine & Food Festival, where chefs Art Smith and Sue Torres, and Marc Murphy, culinary personality Katie Lee, and author Allison Adato talked about staying healthy in the food industry. While the easiest food to grab on the go — french fries, anyone? — isn't often the best choice, chefs recognize the importance of eating for health. Just ask Art Smith, who lost 95 pounds after a diabetes diagnosis. "There was no way I could run restaurants," he said of his prior health condition.
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Months After Sandy, Insurance Still Not an Answer
Residents of Union Beach met with Rep. Frank Pallone on Tuesday to air grievances about insurance.
Randall Kidd's story isn't unique.
A Union Beach resident, he's faithfully paid into the National Flood Insurance Program for years, insuring his home against the kind of flood damage caused by Hurricane Sandy with a $217,000 policy he hoped would make him whole.
After his home was destroyed by the late October storm, Kidd set about filling out the appropriate paperwork, meeting with adjusters who came in from out of state and waiting for the check to arrive so he could start to work. Finally, the check did come, but for $89,000, less than half of what contractors have told him it will cost to rebuild his home.
In a crowded conference room at Union Beach's municipal building, Kidd and other area residents met to find an answer, or at least relate tales to U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone, D-6, of their personal on-going sagas with the insurance. Whether residents have yet to receive insurance payouts, have been unable to reach representatives from the flood insurance program, or, like Kidd, have gotten checks substantially less than what they believe they were promised, there's a consensus: the flood insurance program just isn't working for Sandy's victims.
"The reason I think this is outrageous, and I really think that the problems that we have are unacceptable, (is) because people have been paying into this flood insurance program for years," Pallone said. "The reason you pay into it is that if there's a hurricane or some other kind of natural disaster, you expect to be paid.
"All of a sudden, now, when we need the money, we don't get the claims met."
According to recent data from the State's Department of Banking and Insurance, of those who have filed homeowners claims with their respective insurance companies, about 80 percent have been resolved. When it comes to flood insurance claims, however, only about 30 percent have been resolved.
A majority of homeowners insurance claims have been resolved in a positive fashion following Sandy, Gov. Chris Christie said at a recent press conference. Flood insurance claims, not so much. Banking and Insurance tracks complaints that come in regarding all types of insurance. For every one complaint the department has received about a homeowners claim not being satisfied after the storm, three have come in for flood insurance.
A significant concern with flood insurance, in addition to the poor payouts some residents have gotten, is the overwhelming delay that's plagued the program since the storm. According to Pallone, many adjusters are responsible for upwards of 150 separate claims. The burden has grown so large that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which manages the flood insurance program, has eliminated preexisting response deadlines, leaving the process open and residents to wait an undetermined amount of time for resolution.
Kidd got his check, though he'll likely have to appeal the amount. Susan Fouts in the same boat. Insured for the same $217,000, her check came in at $91,000, and, like Kidd's, won't be nearly enough to rebuild. Roughly $100,000 less than she and her husband need to build back to where they were, the insurance claim, essentially, is worthless.
Some still have yet to reach that point, mired in their own insurance limbo somewhere else down the line.
"I think the game is, after a while you're going to get so frustrated you just walk away," Union Beach resident Lowell Carhart said about the process he and his wife Rose have gone through just to contact an adjuster.
Though not an answer to the flood insurance problem, one both Pallone and Christie have vowed to have answered, funding options will become available shortly that will help residents struggling to cover the reconstruction shortfall they're currently facing. Called Community Development Block Grants, the competitive grants will help residents rebuild and raise their homes, should residents not qualify for Increased Cost of Compliance funding or if it's not enough to cover the entire cost.
Funded by a portion of the more than $60 billion Hurricane Sandy Relief Bill passed by Congress in January, the grants are part of a $1.8 billion chunk allocated specifically for the rebuilding homes and small businesses. Depending on need, more aid could become available, Christie has said.
Pallone was quick to dispel rumors that popped up as he spoke about the grant program. Some residents said they've heard funding won't be available for a year, maybe two. That's not the case, Pallone promised. The Governor's office, along with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, is meeting with mayors from municipalities throughout the state as early as next week to find out what the needs are of their respective towns.
Flood insurance needs to be dealt with, he said, but it won't delay New Jersey's ongoing rebuilding effort.
"If we don't rebuild, people aren't going to come back here, people are going to abandon their properties," he said. " We can't allow that."
7:01 pm on Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Thought Obama was going to clear all the red tape. Lot of unfixed problems still. Is he picking up the phone to put pressure on the flood insurance program? Don't hear much about it in national media anymore - but we sure heard about Katrina every day for 2 years didn't we?
OP resident
7:41 pm on Tuesday, February 12, 2013
What is not mentioned in this article, is that after you receive your insurance check, the bank that holds your mortgage then "confiscates" your check and then "dictates" how you will spend it and who gets paid and when. We received our check over three weeks ago, and the only money we have received from it is a check written to our contractor for the amount he is due once he completes the job. We have yet to be reimbursed for the checks we have already given him or the materials we have paid for with credit cards. We are wracking up over $600.00 each month in interest alone on those credit cards, and our retired relatives are anxiously awaiting repayment for the money the lent us. Each day we call the bank, they give us a different reason for not sending us money we have already spent (well over $70,000!). It seems whether it is the nation flood insurance program or the banks, we are not going to get what has been promised to us in due time...... All the while our federal government and the fat cats on Wall Street make interest, hand over fist, on our misfortune and dispair!!!! SHAME ON THEM!!!!
Marjorie Smith
9:03 pm on Tuesday, February 12, 2013
OP Resident - welcome to the new reality of bankers and insurance companies controlling our lives while Uncle Sam looks on in satisfied acquiescence.
OP resident
10:23 pm on Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Marjorie...ur right, except for the fact that national flood insurance IS the federal govt. ALL flood insurance is backed by FEMA. The insurance companies just act as go betweens. The Feds are are not just onlookers...they are active participants! Shame on Obama for even mentioning us here in the Northeast tonight in his speech! Our relatives in the Midwest are all under the impression we are back to life as usual here thanks to his masterful speeches and the lack of truthful media coverage. SHAME ON THEM ALL!!!
Bayville Mom
12:02 pm on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
I agree OP I was waiting to hear ANYTHING about us. With exception of the story of the babies and nurse in NY there was no mention of any Sandy. Thought maybe something on help or aid or investigations into the bs with NFIP and the other insurance companies. very disappointing to say the least.
11:29 pm on Tuesday, February 12, 2013
This is the same shame pulled on social security ;all the money goes into general fed spending accounts. Then when it is needed the politicos try every trick in the book to make it hard for everyone to get the money. We are only borrowing our money back since the government will figure out some way to get more out of us .This is just what FEMA is doing with the "new" flood maps ! Everyone move to Newark and go on welfare .I think that's what the president wants to do to us !
5:48 am on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
@Marjorie brings a relevant mindset to light. The notion that it is the "evil" Wall Street bankers and "corrupt" insurance companies that would rather see their policy holders suffer or die so they don't have to pay out on a claim.
The FACT of the matter is private insurance companies have paid out the vast majority of their claims already in a timely manner and have had the least number of complaints about them. It is the Federal Government backed and operated National Flood Insurance Program that is the problem. It is single-payer flood insurance!!!!
Folks are at the mercy, and I mean mercy, of the Federal Government whom they have to beg to receive what they have diligently contributed to. Then when the Feds decide to pony up money, it is with stipulations, they decide what criteria must be met for you to actually receive the funds at all in a lot of cases.
Private flood insurance was becoming cost prohibitive to the consumer and too much of a risk to the insurers, especially those that weren't very good at managing risk and could be over-exposed to an anomaly like Sandy. The Feds were more than happy to swoop in and now they OWN you if you need flood insurance.
This is the same exact path we are on with healthcare, but the sheeple of this country are blind to that fact as well. 50-75 years from now your kids or grandkids may be lobbying the feds to process that claim that helps keep you alive.
Flood insurance is the wake-up call folks....
8:10 am on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
We received our check from the insurance company in the first week of December. They finally paid up 50% of the amount yesterday (even though their assessor came and said 95% of the work has been completed). When the check came it was made payable to our contractor (even though we have paid him out of pocket). We are currently awaiting a new furnace which is on back order (hence the 5% not completed). We have racked up so much debt on our credit card, as all our money has been paying the contractor. This system is seriously floored. The banks will be making do much money from all of us who have been affected by Sandy. Shame on Wells Fargo!!!! These banks should be named & shamed for the appalling service they have provided!!!
Chief Wahoo
11:09 am on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
There is NO Money.
Wake up People !!!! It has been taken by the foreign banks , who are the enemy of Americans.
tom nemec
1:20 pm on Wednesday, February 13, 2013
I have personaly experienced general contractors over inflating their prices. They should be reported. Not to mention some are doing very poor work.
2:29 pm on Thursday, February 14, 2013
tom...They should be reported for very poor work...There is no such thing as an over inflating contractor if you agreed on a price.. You have some contractors out there that charge more than others, its up to you to decide if you want them to do your work. It has nothing to do with this storm...They just charge more....No one can tell another business how much they should charge their customers...you just don't go to their place or get someone else to do the job. Sometimes you get what you paid for.


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Coolidge Open House Celebrates Traditions of the Season with Author Gesine Bullock-Prado
PLYMOUTH NOTCH, Vt. – The Coolidge Holiday Open House welcomes you to return to a simpler time on Sunday, Dec. 9. An annual tradition, museums and exhibits at the President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site will be open free of charge, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
A highlight on this day's hearty events roster is a baking demonstration and book signing by Gesine Bullock-Prado at 2:00 p.m. Culinary artist and seasoned author, Bullock-Prado gives lively presentations on elegant holiday confections. She will also be pleased to sign copies of her latest book, "Pie It Forward: Pies, Tarts, Tortes, Galettes, and Other Pastries Reinvented."
Holiday organ and piano music will be performed by Steve Morse of Montpelier from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Poet Carol Collins of South Duxbury will read original winter-themed poems at 1:00 p.m., accompanied by old-time fiddler Adam Boyce of Reading.
The Coolidge birthplace will be decorated as it would have been in 1872, the year the future president was born. The President Calvin Coolidge Museum & Education Center, Aldrich House (home of Calvin's stepmother and later a prosperous tearoom), Coolidge Hall (the 1924 Summer White House office), Wilder House Restaurant (serving a homemade & hearty lunch), Union Christian Church, and Florence Cilley General Store will all be open to the public.
The Cilley Store, once owned by the President's father, is now a museum store that will tempt the discerning shopper with old-fashioned toys and Vermont specialty foods. Coolidge memorabilia and a wide variety of Vermont-made crafts can also be found in the store at the Museum and Education Center.
There will be horse-drown sleigh (or wagon rides, depending on weather) with Fred DePaul. A resident of Plymouth Notch, DePaul is well known for his local lore and engaging humor.
Children's activities include holiday decorations and cards, corn husk dolls, dried fern and flower designs, handmade little books for special messages, and more. Terry Gulick of Springfield invites everyone to make fresh evergreen wreaths. Gulick will also have wreaths for sale, donating a portion of the proceeds to the Coolidge Site's garden fund.
Fiber Arts in Vermont, a nonprofit group based in Proctorsville, will offer textile demonstrations in spinning, weaving and felting. Several members of the Vermont chapter of the Historical Society of Early American Decoration will showcase early painting techniques: Dolores Furnari (theorem), Mary Perry (stenciling on tin), Gary Sokol (Victorian floral painting), and Polly Forcier (stenciling on notepaper). Carolyn Guest will demonstrate fancy paper cutting and Marianne Fassett has lessons in the art of paper quilling. Take home a quilled tree or snowflake ornament!
Open House visitors can sample cheese and watch its production at the Plymouth Cheese Factory. Under the management of Plymouth Artisan Cheese, the factory produces several varieties of the famous "granular curd" Plymouth Cheese, based on the 1890 recipe. The factory will also feature a wine tasting and several other Vermont specialty food purveyors offer samples, including The Chocolatorium and Gizmo's Pickled Plus.
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Lynne Mealy, President & CEO of IHRIM, The International Association for Human Resource Information Management), the world's leading clearinghouse for the Human Resource Information Management industry, today unveiled IHRIM's top 10 predictions for HR Technology in 2013.
Before revealing the list, compiled by such industry leaders as Lexy Martin of CedarCrestone, Nov Omana of HR Collective Solutions and Karen Beaman of Jeitosa Group International, Ms. Mealy noted "2012 has been a big year for HR technology. With the growing implementation of HR in the cloud; the rise in popularity of Big Data; the surge of organizations using social networks to engage their workforce; and increasing conversations coming from the boardroom about analytics, 2013 promises to make even more waves in the industry. We are pleased to share our predictions to help organizations capitalize on trends & market opportunities to better plan for future growth."
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Series: Excerpts from "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution"
We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
A Scientific Commentary on Genesis 7:11
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
Series: Science and the Bible: Intelligent Design
In this series, Ted Davis identifies the history, core tenets and assumptions about the Intelligent Design view.
Series: Asa Gray and Charles Darwin Discuss Evolution and Design
Many Christians believe that they face a painful choice-- either life was designed by God or it is an evolutionary product of natural selection. Charles Darwin himself believed in this dichotomy, and people ever since have felt the need to "choose sides". However, looking back at history, we find that one of Darwin's chief scientific colleagues, Asa Gray, did not share this perspective. In this three-part essay, part 1 charts the relationship of Asa Gray and Charles Darwin. Part 2 describes Darwin's struggle with the problem of natural evil and design in nature, and part 3 explores how Asa Gray was able to embrace evolution without rejecting the idea of design.
Fine-tuning and the "Fruitful Universe"
I ask the question, "Why is the universe so special?" Now scientists don't like things to be special; we like things to be general, and our natural anticipation would have been that the universe is just a common specimen of what a universe might be like.
Caution! Design Arguments Ahead
Design arguments have been around forever and expressed in various ways. Most of them fall into what we call natural theology, which is the process of inferring something about the existence and nature of God by the inspection of nature.
Understanding Evolution: The Evolutionary Origins of Irreducible Complexity, Part 1
I will take some time to clarify exactly how Michael Behe, the biochemist and Intelligent Design (ID) proponent who has most extensively developed the "irreducible complexity" argument, uses the term.
Series: Scripture and the Authority of God
N.T. Wright explores the context and manner in which Scripture is authoritative. He does so by questioning the meaning of an authoritative book as well as the application of such authority. Wright encourages us to flee from the controlling "list" mentalities that belittle the richness of God's Word, and rather to understand it as a narrative inspired by God and recorded by ancient persons. Ultimately, God "organizes" his people through his Son Jesus and by the Holy Spirit, and not through extracted rules from the Bible.
A Lively God
In today's video, Rev. Lincoln Harvey discusses our desire to "domesticate" the liveliness and abundance of God. Harvey notes that the Trinity highlights both the manyness and oneness of God, which can be hard to Christians to fully understand.
Beginning with the End in Mind
In today's video, Oxford physicist Ard Louis discusses the famous debate between renowned evolutionary biologists Stephen Jay Gould and Simon Conway Morris over the idea of evolutionary convergence.
Science or sola Scriptura?
So, for Driscoll, the choice is a simple dichotomy: Scripture or science. Scripture is the highest court of authority in all matters, and the role of believing scientists is to affirm Scripture. To fail to do so is to "exchange the truths of Scripture for the truths of science".
The Truthfulness of Scripture: Inerrancy, Part 1
Against the repeated claim that the doctrine of inerrancy arose first with Protestant orthodoxy, we could cite numerous examples from the ancient and medieval church. It was Augustine who first coined the term "inerrant," and Luther and Calvin can speak of Scripture as free from error.
On Deciphering the Signature
The interesting thing about this is that Steve Meyer and I are probably really in almost the same exact position when it comes to our core beliefs. We differ primarily in one regard.
Series: From ID to BioLogos
In this series, Dennis Venema describes his personal journey that took him away from the Intelligent Design arguments toward the evolutionary creation worldview. Through careful and honest research, he discovered ID scientific reasoning to be analogy-based, in sharp contrast to evolutionary science, which was supported by concrete data. After accepting this view, God's presence ever strengthened him as he explored the compatibility between the Bible and God's creative mechanism.
B.B. Warfield, Biblical Inerrancy, and Evolution
During the late 19th century when critical views of Scripture came to prevail in American universities, Warfield was responsible for refurbishing the conviction that the Bible communicates revelation from God entirely without error. Yet while he defended biblical inerrancy, Warfield was also a cautious, discriminating, but entirely candid proponent of the possibility of evolution.
Bad Science and Weak Theology?
Many scientists feel that the ID movement is an attempt to locate gaps in our scientific knowledge and then to presume those gaps can only be filled by intervention of an external intelligence. It is important to note that ID leaders do not view their work this way.
Series: C.S. Lewis on Evolution and Intelligent Design
This in-depth series by Michael L. Peterson surveys author and apologist C.S. Lewis, reflecting on his arguments for the existence of God as well as his views on Intelligent Design and evolution. Peterson first explains the classical lines of rationale and then discusses Lewis' Transcendent Intelligence argument. He clearly distinguishes Lewis' view, however, from other design arguments. As he concludes, he relates Lewis' thoughts on the firmly grounded theory of evolution, presenting his grand Trinitarian worldview which included this scientific view of the universe.
The Crutch
Providing the crutch for non-believers to lean on is a well-intentioned strategic error that has no benefit and likely does much harm. However, I am even more concerned about something else related to our construction of these crutches.
Living Fossil
One of the assumptions underlying this worship project is that the sovereign God provides pointers or signposts to Himself in the natural world.
Understanding the Human Dimension of Scripture
Old Princeton and the Dutch Calvinists understood that the human dimension of Scripture—which pervades Scripture thoroughly—is not merely tolerable of a divine book, but a necessary component of what inspiration means.
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Zenger, Erich | 02.03.2009
The past 60 years have completely changed both the face of the Christian Churches and the entire ecclesiastical scene. History has forced the Churches to rid themselves of many inherited burdens and to renew themselves. The reforms which they each dared to undergo not only within themselves but also in their relationship to one another came about, on the one hand, as a result of hope and courage, but on the other hand, aroused fear and resistance. … [more]
Mary Christine Athans B.V.M. | 29.01.2009
If the dictum lex orandi, lex credendi (the Church's prayer is the Church's belief) is true, then clearly the impact of Judaism on Catholic liturgy has been substantive. A new world opened up for Catholics regarding Judaism after Vatican II. … [more]
Magonet, Jonathan | 12.08.2008
Rabbi Magonet spoke at Temple Beth Israel in Melbourne, where people from the three great faiths heard him consider the question 'Who Owns Abraham?' Here is a part of that address. … [more]
Rosen, David | 01.02.2008
In this sermon Rabbi David Rosen explains the origin of the name given to one movement in Rabbinic Judaism that may also be misleading. … [more]
Pizzaballa, Pierbattista | 24.01.2008
On April 25, 2006, Shoah Memorial Day, the Custodian of the Holy Land, Father Pierpattista Pizzaballa, spoke at the Tel Aviv University about the responsibility and guilt which Christianity shares in the events of the Holocaust. This presentation had at that time found a strong echo in the Israeli public. Father Pizzaballa is one of the hghest in rank of the Vatican representatives in the Holy Land. … [more]
Fr. Prof. John Pawlikowski, O.S.M. | 14.09.2007
The existence of the International Council of Christians and Jews (ICCJ) is rooted in the Seelisberg theses. The men and women who joined in debate at that Seelisberg conference afterwards created the ICCJ as basic platform for a continuing exchange and for Christian-Jewish cooperation. … [more]
Master of Studies Degree in The Study of Jewish-Christian Relations … [more]
Council of Christians and Jews, New South Wales, Australia | 01.11.2004
A brief service suitable for interfaith use to commemorate Kristallnacht, when synagogues were set afire all over Germany, Jewish shop windows smashed, and more than 30,000 Jews sent to concentration camps. … [more]
The Story of the Rescue of the Bulgarian Jews from the Holocaust - A film by Jacky and Lisa Comforty … [more]
Anderson, Robert | 24.03.2004
The Christian part of a two-part symposium. The Jewish part. … [more]


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Clearly the attraction here is the proximity to the ruins of the ancient Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, hidden away almost eight thousand feet up in Peru's Andes mountains. There are other places to stay in the general area of Machu Picchu, but there's only one luxury hotel within the protected sanctuary itself, on a mountain top literally just yards from the walls of the citadel, offering unparalleled access — you'll watch the sun rise and set over the ruins, and have the opportunity to visit in the afternoons and evenings, after the tour groups have packed up and gone home.
Created in the Seventies as a government-run lodging, today the Sanctuary is an Orient Express hotel; meaning that while the rooms aren't overly large, they are comfortable and well-appointed, and the service rivals that on offer in many a big-city luxury hotel. One restaurant serves a buffet lunch to all comers, including day trippers, while another is for the exclusive use of hotel guests, serving slightly more upmarket Peruvian and international fare.
Guided tours of the ruins are available, of course, and can be arranged by the hotel, which recommends two full days to properly take it all in. Nights are cold, and the rainy season runs from November to March — be prepared to dress accordingly.
How to get there:
A train runs three and a half hours from Cusco to Aguas Calientes, and from there it's a half-hour bus ride up the mountain to the Sanctuary. To travel from Cusco to Sanctuary by foot along the old Inca trail, allow four or five days. There are no taxis from Machu Picchu Town to the Machu Picchu Citadel, the only form of transportation is on public buses.
- Complimentary upgrade upon hotel check-in, based upon availability
- Complimentary pastries and/or chocolate or fruit plate, refreshed during the course of stay
- Bottle of champagne or wine in room
- Daily free pressing or shoe shine
- 31 Rooms
- Style: Traditional Elegance
- Atmosphere: Secluded
- 2 Guest Reviews
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- Multi-lingual staff
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- jill
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location to Machu Picchu, the food was actually quite good for being the only place and the location of the hotel
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- Caroline
- Stayed March 2009
- Rating: Excellent
What I liked:
Location as the only hotel next to the sacred site of Machu Pichu. Orchid garden. Day Use Lounge Room, for use after checkout. Good restaurant. Botany slideshow. Good massage therapist.
What the hotel could do better:
Very thin walls. I could hear everything in the next rooms.


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Due to the reviews about the color I struggled for a couple weeks on whether to order this rug. But I fell in love with the pattern, the size was right, and the price amazing for a wool rug. Finally placed the order and I'm so happy I did. Even though the Gombad pattern is traditional, the unique color combinations within the pattern give it a more transitional look. The main background color is a complex tan/green.. The second major color is the blue/gray. Within the pattern are various shades of green, all subdued with the exception of a small amount of citron; a red/brown (not bright); neutral tan; even a very small amount of blue/violet. Even though there are various colors, the rug is subtle and rich in tone. Beautiful with my neutral furnishings and lots of options for accent colors. Prettier in person!
for the $$$, you cannot beat the value - granted I just unrolled it today and cannot speak to the long term durability of the product but it seems to be a very well constructed rug. as I mentioned above the color of the rug was more of a subdued blue/green than brown as the picture suggests so be slightly open to variations in color (from that of the online picture). The shipping was fantastic - I ordered this rug at 11:30 PM on Wednesday night and it got here on Friday afternoon. Overstock is on top of their ****. Great Price, Great shipping, Great product.
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The study was scheduled for presentation Tuesday at the American Heart Association annual meeting in Los Angeles.
Researchers looked at health data from more than 1 million Danish women to examine the association between miscarriage and heart attack, stroke or renovascular hypertension, which is high blood pressure caused by narrowing of the arteries that carry blood to the kidneys.
Compared to women who had no miscarriages, women who had one miscarriage were 11 percent more likely to suffer a heart attack. The risk more than doubled in women who had four or more miscarriages, according to a heart association news release.
Women who had one miscarriage had a 13 percent increased risk of stroke, and those who had four or more miscarriages had an 89 percent increased risk.
Women who had one miscarriage had a 15 percent increased risk of renovascular hypertension, and those who had four or more miscarriages had nearly quadruple the risk.
Each additional miscarriage a women had led to a 9 percent increased risk of heart attack, a 13 percent increased risk of stroke and a 19 percent increased risk of renovascular hypertension.
Although the study found an association between number of miscarriages and certain heart risks, it did not prove a cause-and-effect relationship. Because this study was presented at a medical meeting, the data and conclusions should be viewed as preliminary until published in a peer-reviewed journal.
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