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Past the hour now a Supreme Court decision on health care could come at any moment literally.
But the nation's largest insurers not waiting for that call united health care announcing today it plans a key parts.
-- -- all in place regardless of how the court rules.
Wyoming senator John morass as chairman senate Republican policy committee good morning to you.
You were also weak position which makes you uniquely qualified to talk about this number of -- -- -- -- want to run through this quickly now.
United health care says it -- key parts of the law regardless of with the Supreme Court says including if your updates Tony says she can stand your parents' plan is a good idea.
Well I think and it's something that people of both sides of the aisle agreed on before this 2700 page.
Bill was signed -- to law that.
If -- kids that are in college in -- graduate school to let them stay on there parents' plan until the -- -- by 26 you'd expect them to be established.
I agreed with this two and a half three years ago -- this is why should do step by step.
Health Care Reform making positive steps in the right direction it.
Help patients get the care they need from the doctor that they.
That they choose and edit at a lower cost but the 2700 page law which and today the Supreme Court may make the ruling I think is unconstitutional.
I don't think Washington.
-- be able to come into your house okay that you let let -- -- let me get back to that point where you're you're you're making the case that Democrats and Republicans have agreed on a number of initiatives over the years why not do those.
And have a comprehensive health care law yet you know you're not gonna see coming out of Republicans -- this is repealed or if this is the Supreme Court throws it out a 2700 page substitute knock him why is that a good idea my sons -- daughters on my health insurance to other 26.
-- you're gonna go off and get their -- -- I mean eventually got to cut the court right why is it's a good idea -- your doctor.
Well to allow them to stay under your family plan of course -- a cost to that where the where the president I disagree is he said they can stay on for free.
They can't if you have a number of children that the family planned.
Is gonna cost different than than if you don't have a full.
Family planned but to allow them to stay on that family plan I think just helps the family until that.
Person out of school established in life and.
And -- okay -- united health care weighs in on that Illinois this is a democratic state.
Democratic legislature democratic governor and there have -- a hard time setting up these health exchanges that are ordered by this law.
Now why is that what's the rub here.
Well this is a very cumbersome law that the regulations come out they contradict each other.
-- of over half of the states in the country -- and even wanting to pursue this until they see what the what the Supreme Court says which is in -- while I've introduced legislation called the state health care choice act to give states flexibility in choice and whether they want -- actually even follow the law and we're talking about some.
Perhaps -- Reverberations.
Regardless of what the Supreme Court house as we sit here today what do you think -- Well I think they're gonna throw out part of -- I hope they throw out all of it New York Times recent survey last week.
Two thirds of Americans.
Want all or part of the health care law to be found unconstitutional.
Because the effect -- -- -- -- the whole long chapter.
What about then I think that you worked together in a step by step way to get something done.
Not this 2700 page law that is.
-- James -- -- you shouldn't pass laws so voluminous they cannot be read so incoherent they cannot be understood but that's what we have with his health care law.
It -- it tries to do too many things right win but -- government you're making decision if you get your wish is that chaos what is.
No I don't think it scales first -- -- it eliminates.
A number of the though onerous taxes that are part of this health care law.
I think this health care laws one that will bankrupt the country.
They'll get rid of so many of the mandates.
Right now he read it colleges that have provided insurance for their students.
Are dropping and this fall.
Why because what they've provided in the past was low cost insurance that actually applied to college students -- could get their insurance that way.
And under the health care law.
That doesn't meet the high bar that the government sets of government approved insurance and if you go to that higher level if we were rolled the unions they got waivers from that.
This colleges that we'd have to quadruple what we're charger -- students forget it we're not gonna offer insurance at all.
Senator thank you were on standby we could come today it may come in two weeks we'll find out -- -- it'll be this month they'll build out for sure John Burris was thanks thanks for -- are right.
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Guys, After shellin' out 30 quid on a Cablesson 15m HDMI wire and finding it can't hack it when reviewees said they experienced no issues with games and HD content i'm meh. So do we have to spend 200? Or get a crappy boost? Thanks Adey
return it and try another cable. i've got a 15M here as well that only works at 1366x768, wont do 1080p.
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cheap crap from the local computer market thankfully my TV's native res matches what the cable can do, so it worked out. gives me heaps of green artifacts if i use it on my 24" at 1080p tho.
You are going to be hard pressed to get HDMI to run that far at 1080p. For long runs over 25ft I use a device like this: BYTECC HM-E60 HDMI Extender (By Cat5e/6 cable)
Looking good. Either i take a chance and buy extender or try a higher rating (24awg) i think it was. My thought is extender will di itbut it's not my first choice. It may also be the only viable solution over that distance.
25ft HDMI cable here 1080p not a problem. I think I paid $30 off Newegg for it. Found it: Nippon Labs Premium High Performance HDMI Cable 25...
http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...=10240&cs_id=1024005&p_id=2742&seq=1&format=2 Been using this cable for almost three years now in my Home Theater. No probs at 1080P. Personally verified and used 10 hours a day, two projectors and three projector lamps for at least 10,000 hours of use.
15m is roughly 50ft, so keep that in mind. 25ft and 35ft cables aren't usually an issue, but 50ft will be.
I'm not really surprised that the HDMI cable can't transmit the signal that far. However, I am surprised that they can get away with claiming it can, which makes it fraud. :shadedshu I read an article a while back on why HDMI cables can't be too long. It seems odd when a bog standard network cable can be upto 100m and still work just fine doesn't it? The article was quite long and detailed and I don't have the link for it, but the basic story is that line length wasn't considered when the HDMI spec was being designed, so signal degradation is quite severe over long lengths. It's true that cheapie HDMI cables are fine for short distances up to 3m or so, but not true for long distances.
Over 35, you might need a repeater. http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...=10419&cs_id=1041914&p_id=2849&seq=1&format=2
That's pretty creative breaking an HDMI signal into two 4-pair CAT cables. CAT6 especially has tougher requirements for each individual pair compared to HDMI. I'd trust a 100' run of CAT6 over HDMI any day.
It's also a boon to those that are already CAT6 hardwired. I'd be able to keep my server upstairs, and still use it as an HTPC downstairs. Monoprice also has 22awg HDMI cables: http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10240#1024001 Don't know where they ship to tho.
Yep, I believe those adapters support up to the HDMI 1.2 standard. Which should be fine for 1080p with 5.1 audio.


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In the late 1950's gravel mining and commercialism threatened Cooper's Glen, so a group of community leaders came together to purchase the land and establish an outdoor environmental education center that would become known as the Kalamazoo Nature Center—one of the first nature centers in the country.
Dr. H. Lewis Batts, Jr. was a nationally known environmentalist at the time and the driving force behind the purchase of Cooper's Glen and the incorporation of the Kalamazoo Nature Center in 1960. Dr. Batts continued to serve as the center's volunteer Executive Director until his retirement in 1989 when Dr. Willard M. Rose was hired to lead the organization into the future.
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The Kalamazoo Nature Center is a not-for-profit organization located in Kalamazoo, Michigan whose mission is to inspire people to care for the environment by providing experiences that lead them to understand their connection to the natural world. Vision Statement: The Kalamazoo Nature Center will be internationally recognized as the premier source for environmental information, education and research to achieve a world respectful of its surroundings.
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text: The typical teenager eats junk food, stays up late and hates to get up early in the morning. These parental headaches seem to be developmentally programmed rites of passage. But for as many as 85% of adolescents, the most bothersome hallmark of being a teenager is acne. With blemishes come earnest recommendations to avoid oily foods, chocolate and other staples of a teenager's diet. Is there any connection between eating certain foods and developing acne, or does this represent another medical myth? Given the proportion of affected teens, the answer has powerful implications. But, as with most things, there's no easy one-to-one causal relationship. In fact, current understanding of acne suggests that food has no role in triggering the condition in the first place or in making acne worse once present. Nevertheless, we all have heard time and time again that if kids simply avoided fast food joints their skin problems would be over. What Causes Acne? Acne is thought to develop in teens because of a combination of normal skin functions and hormonal changes during adolescence that affect the skin. In most parts of the body, hair follicles develop along with sebaceous glands (which produce sebum, a fat-rich coating that protects and lubricates the hair follicles). Perhaps because of hormonal changes, teenagers have increased sebum, as well as increased thickness and decreased shedding of the uppermost layer of skin near the hair follicles. These factors lead to plugging of the pore. Bacteria that are commonly present and usually cause no problems now grow in large numbers behind the blockage, leading to inflammation and acne. Why some people have significant problems with acne and others don't is not known. One theory suggests that the primary problem is hypersensitivity of the sebaceous glands to androgens (hormones related to testosterone that are produced by the adrenal gland in both men and women). Oily cosmetics, scrubbing, high humidity and heavy perspiration may all worsen acne. A variety of treatments are available, including topical or oral retinoids (derivatives of vitamin A), benzoyl peroxide or topical or oral antibiotics. Why This Myth Continues Why does this misunderstanding about the effects of diet on acne persist? The idea that a problem is within our control (for example, related to diet) rather than outside our control (as might be the case for an inherited illness) and that a natural remedy might be the cure is certainly appealing and may influence the approach many people take to treat the problem, even in the absence of evidence to support that approach. Another reason such myths persist is a confusion between "association" and "cause" — just because teenagers tend to eat junk food and tend to develop acne, it doesn't mean that one causes the other. Yet we frequently make faulty assumptions about causation because an association seems so strong or logical. In addition, there's an intuitive logic to the notion that eating oily foods leads to oily skin and acne. And reducing one's junk food intake to control acne offers many additional health benefits — for many parents, even a poor excuse to reduce their kids' junk food intake is better than none at all! Although there are many reasons to encourage a balanced, healthy diet, avoiding and improving acne are not among them. As is the case for many assumptions we make about health, what seems to be logical and intuitive doesn't always turn out to be true. Discarding such medical myths may take centuries — bad news for teenagers harangued about their diets. But fortunately, nondietary treatment of acne is often effective — evaluation by a physician, sometimes including evaluation by a dermatologist, is the best way to make a choice among the options for treating significant acne, especially if over-the-counter treatments are not effective. Parents and kids need facts, not myths, to make the best choices. And parents will just have to find other ways to promote healthier diets for their teenagers. Robert H. Shmerling, M.D. is associate physician at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and associate professor at Harvard Medical School. He has been a practicing rheumatologist for over 20 years at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He is an active teacher in the Internal Medicine Residency Program, serving as the Robinson Firm Chief. He is also a teacher in the Rheumatology Fellowship Program.


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The District Attorney's Office charged Deputy John Swearengin with two felony counts of vehicular manslaughter Friday, the most severe charges they could have handed down. Some family members of Crystal Jolley and Daniel Hiler have mixed feelings about the charges.
They said they're happy to see the case moved forward but sad for the deputy and his family.
"When I come here I visit my friend," said Mystery Clevenger, Crystal's aunt and best friend, as she stood near the memorial site that still sits on the side of Norris Road.
That's where Crystal Jolley and Daniel Hiler lost their lives December 16th when Deputy John Swearengin hit them with his patrol car.
"I feel like a part of me is gone," said Clevenger, as she remembers the night her life changed forever. "I'm sleeping and my husband woke me up and said Crystal just got killed by the cops and it took me months to sleep after that."
A 10 month investigation by the California Highway Patrol recommended two felony counts vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence. Friday District Attorney Lisa Green filed those charges.
"Due to the speed and given that he didn't have his lights or sirens on, it was apparent to us that the evidence supported the filing of the felony charges," said Green.
According to the CHP report, Swearengin was traveling in excess of 80 miles per hour prior to the crash.
"It makes me feel like there is somebody on our side and that there is a sense of justice," said Vanessa Hewitte, a friend of Jolley and Hiler.
But the family also feels sorry for the deputy.
"I'm glad but at the same time it's sad for his family, for my family because the accident happened," said Hewitte.
"His whole life is ruined," said Hewitte. "Everybody's life is messed up in this situation."
According to the Kern County Sheriff's Department, the deputy is now on paid administrative leave while they conduct their investigation. If convicted Swearengin could face up to six years in state prison.
"If he serves one day, justice is served," said Clevenger.
The families of both Hiler and Jolley also filed civil lawsuits against Kern County and the deputy. The attorney for the Jolley family says Friday's charges will only help their civil case if Swearengin is convicted.
"If he is convicted, that would prove that he was negligent to the extent that he admitted vehicular manslaughter and that would certainly be admissible in our case to prove that he was negligent," said Thomas Brill, Joley Family's Attorney.


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NeoCon is a derogatory term liberals and Ron Paul supporters use to marginalize anyone that supports the right of Israel to exist.
I don´t care what religion you are or what term you choose to identify with politically. If you were for the Iraq and Afghanistan misadventures; after a decade in, trillions spent, and thousands of lives lost; the fact that both "countries" are still fly-blown hellholes run by despots means ya´ll have no credibility on foreign affairs. BTW, you folks made Barry The Weak sudden rise possible. Thanks for nothing.
Maybe the Neocons should have said "anti-Jewish" instead of "anti-semetic" since the New Republic does not have the same animus toward the other side of Abraham´s family tree.
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Shots were fired outside the U.S. Capitol Thursday afternoon, and at least one Capitol Police officer was injured in the incident, police said.
The shooting occurred about 2:19 p.m. outside the Hart Senate Office building, on the northeast side of Capitol Hill near the intersection of Constitution Avenue, 2nd Street, and Maryland Avenue NE.
Witnesses reported two bursts of gunfire: it was unclear who did the shooting, whether it was the police or another person or both. Afterward, rescuers transported at least one injured person from the scene. It
Emergency vehicles clustered at the normally busy three-way intersection of Constitution Avenue, 2nd Street, and Maryland Avenue NE. After the first shots were heard, officers with semi-automatic weapons were seen running toward the building's exits.
"It was almost like two very rapid fire bursts, very loud," said Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) was standing on a balcony of the Capitol building with Rep. Matt Cartwright (D-Pa.) when they heard two bursts of gunfire. Connolly thought the shots had come from the opposite direction, toward the House office buildings to the south.
After the shots, Connolly said, "that's when we saw people fleeing, and we realized this was no fireworks," Connolly said. "It sounds liked the first volley of a 21 -gun salute."
Connolly said he could see people fleeing away from the Rayburn building and police officers running towards it before he was shepherded back into the building.
Connolly says he was told by the sergeant-at-arms that a suspect has been apprehended. The D.C. fire and emergency medical services department said one person had been transported to a hospital for treatment. TV footage showed a male being
Both the House and Senate are now in recess, officials said.
The order sent to Capitol personnel began with an all-caps message: SHELTER IN PLACE. "Gunshots have been reported on Capitol Hill requiring staff in all Senate Office Buildings to immediately shelter in place. Close, lock and stay away from external doors and windows," said the message, sent by Capitol Police.


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Hi all. I have been really busy with work so have not commented in a while. I have been watching all the great works. Fantastic job to all.
C&Cs always welcome
NealyPea I had the same problem when I first joined the group except I am a Sir not a Maam. I get it all the time especially in the mail. Letters addressed to MS Geri Berkenstock. You know right off they are not exactly a close friend.
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Hello Nealey,
Pause (paws) for thought!!!! The forepaws looked hairy therefore I decided they were as you wanted them to look because the paw showing the pad was well observed.
Time to use colour??? YES!!!
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My dear friends you are awesome!!! I love this community!!!
Thank you all for so lovely comments,suggestions, critiques on my works,this is mean a lot to me, greatly appreciated!!!
Warmest regards,
Hello Nealey...back in the very distant past I had to sign my work with only my initials in order for it to be taken seriously. My subjects were not what females were expected to paint so my initials made me sort of anonymous.
Thanks to all who commented on my 'boy blue' ...Sheila the tractor was the hardest part!!!
I have stared at this painting fo0r over a week trying to figure out what to do with it. I put on a couple finishing touches and gave up. I call it jus HOGS. It is 8x10 WC on arches rough
Geri, I just love this watercolor. It is very arty, has a lovely palette, and the pigs have attitude.
I'm not sure how you would do this (a little gray in the tan area around his snout?), but on the left hand hog, the part of his face around his snout could perhaps be shaded so it looks like it narrows down to his snout. Not sure I explained that clearly, so I hope you know what I mean ...
I never thought I would say this about hogs, but this is a painting I would frame and put on my wall!
Comments and critiques are welcomed and appreciated.
Geri ~ HOG HEAVEN!! I like the colors& the composition. Did you use a mask for the barbed wire? I am going to pick up some Frisket & give it a try. The left side hog might be more barrel shaped in his chest. Think fat sausages, hahaha!
Comments and critiques are welcome.
Geri, love your HOGS. I like your use of some purple in the shadows and the yellow in the sunlit areas. And I really like the background. The hogs are great with their own personality. Lovely watercolour.
Bonnie C & C most welcome / appreciated
Geri, ignore what I said about the lefthand hog. Now that I look again, I think I gave you bad advice!
Nealy the barb wire was originally painted in but some places didn't show up so I scathed it with the point of a knife
Nealey Bonnie and Alex thank you for your comments I am glad you enjoyed it.
Geri, gotta love those Hogs! Great colours and composition. Love them!
Just did this sketch of Curley's baby brother. I guess it goes here as a dog day as he is off on a sunny day. Not too good or accurate but I think it caught his joy. the lighting was too sunny not enough shadows.
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In addition to these venues, this year sees the addition of exciting new IRFU Beach TAG festivals being added to the calendar as well as one-day festival blitz competitions which will all be announced early next year. There will also be an All Ireland Open Championship at the end of the season which will be open to all teams to battle for the title of champions of Ireland.
The league caters for all levels of skill and fitness and for mixed social teams, men's and veterans. The growth of TAG rugby has been successful in spreading the popularity of the game of rugby and its non contact nature and social aspect have made it accessible to both men and women in the specially graded levels.
Ireland and Leinster Captain Brian O'Driscoll encouraged people to get involved in IRFU TAG, saying: "When you are cold, muddied and wet on a field in December, the thought of playing TAG in the long summer evenings or even on a beach is certainly an attractive one. IRFU TAG has really grown and it is a great opportunity for players from all levels to stay fit, have some fun and experience the unique social aspect that rugby at any level has to offer."
IRFU Tag Rugby is not a private enterprise and works in partnership with the clubs who act as venues for the leagues. IRFU TAG and the clubs work together at injecting activity during the traditionally quiet summer months into the rugby clubs of Ireland.
The clubs participating benefit in a direct profit sharing arrangement with IRFU TAG as well as the increased numbers availing of the club's bar and catering facilities on TAG nights at the venues. This arrangement will see the venues share in the revenue generated by the number of teams that take part during the IRFU TAG Leagues.
IRFU TAG Manager Olly Hodges added: "Last year's leagues exceeded expectation to the point that we have again expanded the number of venues, allowing for more teams and players to take part. The social aspect of TAG and its ability to attract players who may never have even set foot in a rugby club before has been not only a boost to the venue club in term of revenues, but also to the possibility of attracting new members. This year is also exciting as we have new Beach TAG Festivals planned for the summer as well".
Teams looking to take part can register on the IRFU TAG website www.irfutag.ie with the registration process opening on January 14 or contact the IRFU TAG office at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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For USB 3.0 connection to a Macbook Air, will one single USB connection be able to provide enough power to power on and use this drive?
Sometimes these 7200 RPM external drives require to be connected to two USB ports to get enough power to mount onto the computer.
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One USB port will be plenty to power the drive and migrate any data. I'm currently using this model and it has no problems getting everything it needs from either the included USB 3.0 cable or included FireWire 800 cable.
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Nanotechnology-related research at Rice University involves 151 faculty members spanning 21 departments. The Smalley Institute actively supports the faculty members and department through several Centers and Components dedicated to advancing nanotechnology in both the scientific and societal arenas. The Administrative Staff under the direction of Dr. Daniel M. Mittleman,Interim Faculty Director, plans and executes a variety of nanotechnology initiatives, oversees the day-to-day operations, and maps the strategic plans for the Smalley Institute.
Dr. Daniel M. Mittleman is a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Rice, working in the research area of terahertz science and technology. As Interim Director of the Smalley Institute, Prof. Mittleman is responsible for maintaining the vision and direction needed to achieve the Institute's short and long-term goals, ensuring effective execution of the Institute's initiatives and promoting the accomplishments of the faculty, students, and components that comprise the Smalley Institute.
Among his many achievements, Prof. Mittleman is Faculty Director of LANCER (The Lockheed Martin Advanced Nanotechnology Center of Excellence at Rice University), which pursues discovery in nanotechnology that is relevant to Lockheed Martin's technology future. Dan has also been involved with undergraduate research internships in nanotechnology as a co-principal investigator for the National Science Foundation grant that enabled Rice to expand its summer NanoJapan program. Within his own discipline, Dr. Mittleman's significant research contributions to terahertz radiation imaging, sensing and spectroscopy were acknowledged by his peers, who selected him as a 2011 fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
Prof. Mittleman joined the Rice faculty in 1996 after working at AT&T's Bell Laboratories. He received a Bachelor of Science in physics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and earned a master's degree and doctorate in physics from the University of California-Berkeley. He is also a fellow of the Optical Society of America.
As Operations Director, John Marsh assists the Smalley Institute Director and Principal Investigators with project management, grant applications, white papers, informational brochures, educational and outreach initiatives, and communications with government and private industry partners. John also works with local, regional, state, and national entities to foster economic development and employment in nanotechnology.
John Marsh received his Bachelor's degree in History from Southern Methodist University and Master in Business Administration from University of Texas at Austin. John came to Rice University from the Information Technology industry, where he managed strategic alliances, channel sales, and product management for companies like Compaq, Trend Micro, and Secuware. John first became involved with Nanotechnology in 2001 and 2002 while volunteering with the Nanotechnology Foundation of Texas. Through this volunteer position, he connected with the Smalley Institute. John now focuses on launching several initiatives with private industry, including LANCER – the Nanotechnology Center with Lockheed Martin.


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Locally grown products - more than 150 commodities - like grain and cattle travel to Canada every day, but it's not always easy. Governor Snyder called it the biggest bottleneck on the Pan-American Highway during a press conference annoucing the partnership.
"There are times that we're waiting to get trucks back and forth across the bridge up to four and five hours," Koelling said. "We'll be expecting a truck in to pick up a shipment at 5:00, and they show up at midnight. So this would be great news to have more consistent shipping."
Not only that, but it's expected to create up to 10,000 jobs in Michigan over the next few years.
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Michigan isn't paying a penny for the $1 billion bridge.
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Programs such as the PCCP are increasingly seen as a solution to problems associated with project-by-project review of land development and the means for preserving agriculture and open space. In Northern California there are eight similar efforts under way, including efforts in the counties of Yuba, Sutter, Sacramento, Yolo, Solano, Contra Costa, and Santa Clara.
The PCCP would replace the current highly fragmented, time consuming and expensive project-by-project review approach to permits and mitigation that is required by law if the land for development holds conservation values such as vernal pools, blue oak woodlands, etc. The plan would set aside a specific contiguous area in Western Placer County for agriculture and conservation purposes. If successful the PCCP would meet the requirement of State and Federal endangered species acts and the clean water act among others and assign this permit authority to Placer County. This could highly streamline the process for developers and at the same time protect a large area for conservation.
The cost of purchasing and maintaining parcels in the designated conservation area would be born by developers as they meet the usual mitigation requirements but such conservation easements would be made in the designated reserve. Mitigation purchases by developers in the reserve area could only occur with willing sellers who own land in this proposed reserve area. The PCCP is a 50 year plan to guide development growth in Western Placer County and to provide 60,000 acres as a contiguous conservation area in District Two.
The estimates for a fee title acquisition were derived from the COST Analysis for PCCP Alternatives-Revised Draft, November 1, 2006, and prepared by Hausrath Economic Group (HEG). The Preliminary PCCP Financing Plan Discussion, dated July 11, 2005, provides a range of public and private financing alternatives for implementation of the one-time and ongoing costs associated with the PCCP. The final PCCP Finance Plan cannot be prepared until such time that the conservation strategy is complete, which in turn is based upon the selection of a reserve map.
The cost of the PCCP will be born by the beneficiaries of the PCCP regulatory relief who will pay these permit and mitigation costs just as the same as they do now. Ultimately, that cost could, and will most likely be, transferred to the future homeowners, businesses and local government in the form of new infrastructure. These costs are borne by these same beneficiaries today under the current status quo regulatory environment.
While vernal pools do accumulate water as part of the hydrological cycle, typically vernal pools are drained before mosquitoes breed. Other perennial and seasonal marshes may result mosquito breeding but it not common for such problems to be associated with vernal pools.
The adopted General Plans of the County and the City of Lincoln, as well as the proposed sphere of influence of Lincoln, show that the logical pattern for growth is to the west of existing services. This is an area with a significant number of vernal pools.
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Add / View comments | Discussion FAQ5 years after Mr. Dorner was fired and lost his identity he loved so much, being a cop and being looked up to, he now had nothing left....so he thought. His statement that he was not a christian and that he had his "own ethic and ethos" to live by shows the way this belief leads. Thou shall not kill, Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself, Thou shall love they God with all thy heart and with all they strength and with all thy might, thou shalt not covet, thou shalt not steal and many other commandment from God stemming from the 10 commandments that have been taken down in our school, in our govermnent buidings and across our nation. When people, any people, don't want to see the commandments of God to remind them of their bad and sinful thoughts and deeds, then eventually they will have the very society that we have and see right before our own eyes today! This society we now have is a direct result of 40 years of deliberate tearing down what saves us from ourselves. God's loving commandments to all. Choose God's way and live or choose your own selfish way and die.....it's each person's choice.


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