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Radio Station Reaches Remote Areas Through Cell Phones
Unilever in India launches a marketing initiative that provides entertainment and ads in areas unreachable by other media.
To reach the consumers in India's "media dark" rural areas, Hindustan Unilever Limited worked with agencies PHD India and Lowe and Partners Worldwide to create a mobile media channel that leveraged the high mobile phone usage in the region.
Kan Khajura Tesan, which translates to "ear worm radio channel," is an entertainment-on-demand, mobile-based initiative that has become the largest radio channel in India. To tune in to the mobile radio station, mobile phone users make a call to the station and the station will call them back and play songs, jokes, and ads in 15 minute segments. Users can call again and listen for another 15 minutes. The service is free to all mobile phone users.
The mobile radio station continues to be highly successful in areas like Bihar and Jharkhand since the villages in these areas cannot be reached by traditional media channels like TV, radio and print. These villages have no electricity for several hours every day, but a large percentage of the population own mobile phones – allowing the residents to be easily reached by the mobile radio station.
The mobile radio station was launched with a catchy jingle and a phone number that's easy to remember. It also came with the promotional message, "Missed Call Lagaao, Muft Manoranjan Pao," which translates to "Give Us a Missed Call and Get Free Entertainment!" The initiative was first launched in Bihar and is now being extended across Asia. The initiative has been so successful that Hindustan Unilever stopped advertising on radio in Bihar since the mobile radio station is capable of reaching more consumers than other stations.
In a news release, Priya Nair, Vice President at Hindustan Unilever said,
Areas that were otherwise termed to be 'media dark' are now 'entertainment-enlightened' with 'Kan Khajura Tesan' reaching out to more than 11 million subscribers. In total, we have had 180 million minutes of engagement with our consumers and our ads have been heard 100 million times. We developed the idea to address a business problem of reaching consumers in deep rural markets. Creating a mobile based radio channel has brought entertainment to consumers who have almost no access to traditional entertainment.
The initiative was awarded three gold awards at the Cannes Lions 2014 last June. The mobile radio station won awards in the Media/Best Use of audio, media/best use of mobile devices, and mobile category for Response /Real Time Activity categories.
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Opportunity soon presented itself in Monterrey, Mexico, in professional show bands, which offered invaluable performance/showmanship training and practice. Soon thereafter, Adassa released her debut solo record, the self-produced Down South. Sold out of backpacks and car trunks, the record created enough buzz to gain the notice of underground label Hoodlum Records, with whom she released a self-titled follow-up project. Local radio and word-of-mouth success paved the road for the Miami-produced On the Floor, her first album to gain national distribution. Touring alongside big-name reggaeton artists soon followed. Performing on the same bill with Daddy Yankee, Ivy Queen, Don Omar, and others brought Adassa to the nation's attention. Kamasutra, released in 2005 by Universal Latino, generated the hit song "De Tra," and introduced Adassa as a major player in the reggaeton genre. ~ Evan C. Gutierrez
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Jerusalem (CNSNews.com) - Israel has more experience than any other nation in treating terror attack victims, said medical professionals who came here to learn about Israel's techniques.
Thirteen doctors, nurses, paramedics and firefighters from the western U.S. paid their own way to Israel for a course that will help prepare them for the possibility of future terror attacks in the U.S. The five-day training session was offered at Hadassah University Hospital
The group, including a politician and a veterinarian, was organized by James Crabtree, a registered nurse and a disaster-training specialist at Los Angeles County's Emergency Medical Services Agency.
After training some 3,000 medics in his area on how to deal with chemical, biological and nuclear terrorism, Crabtree was asked to design a curriculum for Los Angeles County for the purpose of training hospital personnel, paramedics and others on how to deal with the victims of bomb blasts.
"My researching on terrorism, of course, led me to Israel and Northern Ireland," Crabtree said.
The Israeli consulate in Los Angeles responded to Crabtree's inquiries with an offer of training materials, and then it extended an invitation to Crabtree to bring a group of professionals to Israel for training.
In Israel, meanwhile, Julie Ben Benishty, a registered nurse at Hadassah University Hospital in Jerusalem, had already given a course to 300 Israeli nurses on coping in times of terror.
Ben Benishty and Dr. Yoram Klein, the attending surgeon in the trauma unit and co-author of the pilot program, had already discussed how they could share their knowledge with medical professionals in the U.S., when the request came from the U.S. group.
"[The] group wanted to learn about disaster management and mass casualties. [The] only people that really know are the Israelis," Ben Benishty said.
Most of the Americans who enrolled in the course were from California. They are all part of disaster-response teams and some were involved in disaster relief at the World Trade Center after September 11. But they voiced their appreciation for the knowledge they gained in Israel.
"I have to say that the people here in Israel have been so nice," said Crabtree, who added that after four days, he felt very comfortable in the country.
"They put together a program that covers the entire gambit of managing a mass casualty event - not just the injuries," he said.
The group had lectures on what kinds of injuries to expect, how to manage them, how to adapt an intensive care unit to absorb a sudden influx of victims, how to call in extra help and direct the help when it arrives, and how family assistance centers are set up here.
"A big part of bomb blast victims is mass casualties - going from zero people to 75 to 100 of them, and I know that that's something in Los Angeles we're not at all prepared for," Crabtree said.
Although they have many resources, Crabtree said the training offered "a lot of subtle ways to manage problems" that might not be foreseen.
"It's unfortunately - through a lot of experience...that the Israelis have become very good at it," said Crabtree.
"I'm not ashamed. I want to steal their expertise... There's one other thing about being here that's so reassuring is that the Israelis are so candid and so anxious to share."
"I think it's an outstanding learning opportunity for us, and I think the education they have to offer and the timing for us at home, they've come together in a spectacular way and their hospitality, their generosity has been extraordinary," said Larry Masterman, who has been a paramedic for 25 years and works for the Northern California Emergency Medical Services Agency, overseeing EMS for 11 counties in northern California.
"The number of high-level people that are giving up their time to come and talk with 13 people from western America is really something," said Masterman, who is also the regional disaster medical health specialist for 13 counties.
Masterman said that while many of the Israeli systems are modeled after American systems, Israel is way ahead of America when it comes to dealing with terrorism.
"There's so many refinements that they've done, and they've invented some new things to respond to [terror attacks]," he said. The program, he said, included not only dealing with incidents in a major city centers, where hospitals are well equipped, but it also included a component dealing with a rural hospital. "My whole focus is how to best take these lessons and messages home."
Kurt O. Wilson, mayor pro tem of Rialto, Calif., works with the disaster medical assistance team that is part of homeland security as an EMT and a public information officer.
As a public official in a city of 100,000 people, which operates its own fire and police departments and ambulance service, Wilson said he is interested in better understanding how things work in order to be able to set effective policies.
One thing that impressed him, Wilson said, was how Israeli disaster medicine and daily care are integrated, whereas in the U.S. the two systems are separate.
"I've learned, if possible, to integrate the day-to-day functions with disaster functions," said Wilson. "In the states, what happens is we have our traditional system of medicine and that's how we handle our day-to-day events.
"We have wonderful care but in the event we've had some kind of a mass casualty event, that system is completely overwhelmed. It's no longer able to function...We then come in when the local resources are overwhelmed," he said.
"Here they're not two separate things. Here it's one system that is able to adapt, which is much more efficient than having two separate systems," he said.
"We haven't integrated those two systems. I didn't know it was possible to do it, until I came here and now I see it is possible to have one system that has that type of flexibility," he added.
Dr. Lorna L. Lanman, an assistant state veterinarian for the Arizona Department of Agriculture, is part of the veterinary response team that deals with explosives detection and search dogs at disaster sites, including the World Trade Center after 9-11.
"We have recognized the need for veterinarians to understand mass casualties," said Lanman, the only member of the group not from California.
"They are dealing with the medical response to human mass casualties. We can extrapolate the same information for animals... also the mental health significance because of the strong human, animal bond," she said.
Search and recovery dogs, which are highly trained, can be exposed to toxins or press or blast injuries, she said. "We just want to make sure we're as well educated as we can [be]."
Lanman said she was also interested in how Israel protects its food supply and agricultural interests "because we feel like there is a very significant risk for agro-terrorism in the United States."
Dr. Mona Khanna, of Palm Springs, California, is a full time medical reporter and also devotes much of her time to disaster work.
"I think what most impressed me is that disaster medicine in terms of terror medicine has really become a science," said Khanna, who was the former medical director of Riverside County, the fourth largest county in the U.S.
"It's not as haphazard as a disaster could be. A disaster when it happens is chaos but learning how to manage it, learning how to deal with it, learning how to provide the medical care, that's very systematized at this point," she said.
While many things surrounding natural and unnatural disasters are the same, Khanna said, the emotional toll on the medical personnel is quite different.
"What's different, I think in terror medicine is the emotional toll it takes on you because you realize at some point after you get through all the chaos that this was an act that was actively perpetrated by someone specifically designed to create violence, to injure people and maim people," she said.
Khanna said her goals when she returns home are to make the public aware of the kind of training disaster workers are receiving, even at their own expense, and to educate them about "what the political, religious conflicts are here in the Middle East and how that ties into terror medicine.
"The country of Israel lives under siege every single day. It's a very low-lying threat. It's accompanied by psychological damage. It's accompanied by all sorts of things we don't know in the United States," she said.
Khanna, who said she paid about $3,000 out of her pocket for the trip, said she hoped that in the future, trips like these for other professionals will receive funding.
Barbara Sofer, director of public relations and communication at Hadassah, said that the course is not a "money-making" venture. The Israeli doctors and nurses gave their time voluntarily out of a sense of mission, she said.
"Almost without realizing it, the doctors and nurses and paramedics [here] have a acquired a certain expertise in dealing with terror mass casualties that only they have," Sofer said.
"We never thought we'd want to bring the...theory of dealing with terror [to the world] but in fact a lot has been learned here and what's been learned can be translated into saving lives," she said.
"I think [we're] very happy the first group came to us," said Ben Benishty, instead of taking the training to the U.S. "Ninety percent of how we cope with the terror is because of the people."
At their closing night ceremony, a 16-year-old girl, whose case the doctors used as an example during the course, came to meet the course participants.
The teen was eating ice cream with her friends on a Saturday evening on Jerusalem's main promenade, when two suicide bombers blew themselves up. She had 122 blood transfusions and more than 100 pieces of shrapnel in her body. She walked in dressed in overalls and a pink T-shirt, ready to go back to school in the fall, Ben Benishty said.
"They really saw what a resilient group of people we are," she added.


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text: Take the Ear, Nose, and Throat QuizEar, nose, and throat problems affect both children and adults. Knowing how to prevent and treat them can help you stay healthy. See how much you know about the ears, nose, and throat by taking this quiz, based on information from the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery.1. Cotton swabs are a safe and easy way to remove wax from the inside of your ears.You didn't answer this question.You answered The correct answer is Inserting cotton-tipped applicators or other small objects into your ear pushes wax deeper into the ear canal. This causes buildup of wax and affects hearing. Earwax protects the skin of the ear canal. When earwax builds up, you can have partial hearing loss, ringing in the ears, or a feeling that the ear canal is plugged. Usually, your body clears earwax from the canal, so cleaning isn't needed. Using a cotton swab also can damage the eardrum, causing a hole and hearing loss.A. TrueB. False2. Hay fever can be caused by allergies to pollen, dust, ragweed, and animal dander.You didn't answer this question.You answered The correct answer is Hay fever is a commonly used term for seasonal allergic rhinitis. This condition causes symptoms such as a runny nose, itchy eyes and throat, and sneezing, but no fever. It is caused by pollen allergens in the air, including those of grasses and hay.A. TrueB. False3. A person can be trained not to snore.You didn't answer this question.You answered The correct answer is But lifestyle changes, weight loss, and medical treatment can help. Snoring may be caused by the airway becoming blocked by throat muscles that are too relaxed or by the tongue falling backward into the airway. A long uvula, the tissue that dangles at the back of the throat, or a long soft palate can flutter during the deep breathing of sleep. Nasal passages that are obstructed by a cold or allergy can cause snoring. Snoring can disturb sleep patterns and cause health problems. Snoring should be evaluated by a healthcare provider.A. TrueB. False4. You can "toughen up" your ears by continued exposure to loud noise.You didn't answer this question.You answered The correct answer is Exposure to loud noise is the most common cause of hearing loss. Once your hearing is lost, nothing can bring it back. To prevent hearing loss, use appropriate hearing protectors when working in a noisy environment and when using power tools, noisy yard equipment, or firearms. Also use earplugs when at loud recreational events such as rock concerts, pulling contests, and monster truck shows. Be careful about the volume when using headphones to listen to music.A. TrueB. False5. You should avoid speaking or singing when your voice is hoarse.You didn't answer this question.You answered The correct answer is Most cases of hoarseness resolve themselves simply by resting the voice. If the problem is caused by overuse (yelling or singing), a voice therapist or coach can train you in correct ways to use your voice. If hoarseness lasts longer than 2 weeks, or if you have pain or difficulty swallowing, or you cough up blood, see your healthcare provider.A. TrueB. False6. "Swimmer's ear" can develop from swimming in a lake or pond, as well as in a swimming pool.You didn't answer this question.You answered The correct answer is Lake or pond water contains bacteria and fungi. When this water gets into the ear, those bacteria and fungi also enter. A. TrueB. False7. Nosebleeds can be caused by excessive blowing from a cold and allergies, by nose picking, or by getting hit in the nose.You didn't answer this question.You answered The correct answer is Nosebleeds are also common in dry climates or in the winter, when the humidity indoors may be low. The low humidity causes the nasal membranes to dry out and crack, causing bleeding. Ask your healthcare provider about saline nose drops or an ointment to moisten tissues in your nose.A. TrueB. FalseYour score was: Health Encyclopedia A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Search Health Library


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Chief Theresa Spence Ends 43-Day Hunger Strike With Declaration "Towards Fundamental Change"
by Guest Blogger | The Canadian Progressive, Jan 25, 2013
Attawapiskat First Nation Chief Theresa Spence signed the First Nations declaration that ended her 43-day hunger strike at Ottawa's Victoria Island . The 13-point declaration, entitled "First Nations: Working Towards Fundamental Change", was signed jointly with First Nations leaders and Canada's federal opposition parties. As The Canadian Progressive publisher, Obert Madondo, declared earlier, Chief Theresa Spence's heroism already eclipses Nelson Mandela's.
The full text of the declarations:
In the true spirit of commitment to initiate dialogue to discuss both Treaty and non-Treaty Indigenous issues on behalf of our First Nations Peoples of Canada, Chief Theresa Spence of Attawapiskat First Nation and Mr. Raymond Robinson of Cross Lake, Manitoba will continue their Hunger Strike, pending outcome of this written Declaration. We also like to acknowledge Mr. Jean Sock of Elsipogtog, New Brunswick and all other Fasters who have shown their deep dedication and courage in support of protecting and honouring both Treaty and non-Treaty obligations as written, entered into or understood by all Peoples, with the Federal Government of Canada including each Provincial/Territorial signatory.
Further, we agree the self-sacrifice and the spiritual courage of Chief Theresa Spence, along with Elder Raymond Robinson and all other fasters have made clear the need for fundamental change in the relationship of First Nations and the Crown. We fully commit to carry forward the urgent and coordinated action required until concrete and tangible results are achieved in order to allow First Nations to forge their own destiny.
Therefore, we solemnly commit to undertake political, spiritual and all other advocacy efforts to implement a renewed First Nations – Crown relationship where inherent Treaty and non-Treaty Rights are recognized, honoured and fully implemented as they should be, within the next five years.
This Declaration includes, but is not limited to, ensuring commitments made by the Prime Minister of Canada on January 11th, 2013, are followed through and implemented as quickly as possible as led by First Nation on a high-level priority with open transparency and trust. Furthermore, immediate steps are taken working together to achieve the below priorities:
- An immediate meeting to be arranged between the Crown, Federal Governments, Provincial Governments and all First Nations to discuss outstanding issues regarding the Treaty Relationship, as well as for non-Treaty area relationships.
- Clear work-plans that shall include deliverables and timelines that outline how commitments will be achieved, including immediate action for short, medium and long-term goals. Addressing the housing crisis within our First Nation communities shall be considered as a short-term immediate action.
- Frameworks and mandates for the implementation and enforcement of Treaties between Treaty parties on a Nation-to-Nation basis.
- Reforming and modifying the comprehensive claims policy based on inherent rights of First Nations.
- A commitment towards resource revenue sharing, requiring the participation and involvement of provinces and territories currently benefiting from resource development from traditional lands.
- Commitment towards ensuring a greater collective oversight and action towards ensuring the sustainability of the land through a sustained environmental oversight.
- A comprehensive review and meaningful consultation in regards to Bill C-38 and C-45 to ensure it is consistent with Section 35 of the Constitution Act (1982).
- Ensure that all federal legislation has the free, prior and informed consent of First Nations where inherent and Treaty rights are affected or impacted.
- A revised fiscal relationship between First Nations andCanadathat is equitable, sustainable and includes indexing and the removal of arbitrary funding caps.
- A National Public Commission of Inquiry on Violence Against Indigenous Women of all ages.
- Equity in capital construction of First Nation schools, including funding parity with Provincial funding formulas with additional funding support for First Nation languages.
- A change in how government operates that would include direct oversight, a dedicated Cabinet Committee and Secretariat within the Privy Council Office with specific responsibility for the First Nation-Crown relationship to ensure implementation.
- The full implementation of the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples – UNDRIP.
As expressed from time to time by Chief Theresa Spence, "Our Treaty Rights continue to be violated and ignored". Elder Raymond Robinson says, "Treaties were entered into on a Nation to Nation basis and we need to do our best to re-bridge that balance to walk and work together as was the original intent of the treaties". Far too long, we have been denied an equitable stature within Canadian Society. The time is ours and no longer will we be silenced and idle. We will continue to call upon the insistence of truth, justice, fairness for all our First Nation Peoples.
Chief Spence's job is done. Now it's up to First Nations leaders, federal opposition parties, the Idle No More movement and allies to take up her fight and force Prime Minister Stephen Harper to implement treaty rights.And stop passing draconian legislation aimed at further weakening, marginalizing, exploiting and oppressing Aboriginal peoples in Canada. Legislation such as Bill C-45.
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- Canada's First Nations leaders confront Harper Gvt on Parliament Hill
- In Ottawa, thousands of #IdleNoMore and allied protesters demand real change
- Harper government bills that enraged First Nations, Theresa Spence, and birthed #IdleNoMore
- Chief Spence says Harper government has encouraged "segregation"
- Hunger striker Chief Spence urges supporters to maintain pressure on Stephen Harper
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Paris Agreement: Republicans Ramp Up Their Offensive (Subscription required)
Hannah Hess, E&E Daily (April 26, 2017)
"The Industrial Energy Consumers of America, an industry group representing large manufacturing companies on energy policy issues, sent its analysis of the deal to the White House late Monday. It concluded that failure to withdraw would run counter to Trump's economic goals."
IECA Asks President Trump to Nominate Candidates to FERC
Electrical Construction & Maintenance (February 3, 2017)
"The Industrial Energy Consumers of America urged President Donald Trump this week to nominate three candidates to fill the vacancies at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), as soon as possible."
Industrial Gas Consumers Urge Trump to Fill Seats at FERC
Rachel Adams-Heard, SNL (January 31, 2017)
"The Industrial Energy Consumers of America urged President Donald Trump to nominate three candidates to fill vacancies at FERC, expressing concern that anticipated volumes of LNG exports will compete for gas pipeline capacity with manufacturing facilities and result in insufficient supply for industrial gas consumers."
Industrial Gas Consumers Throw Support Behind 12 Pipeline Proposals
Ximena Mosqueda-Fernandez, SNL (January 13, 2017)
"IECA acted on behalf of its members, manufacturing and industrial companies that consume a lot of gas and electricity. The companies selected which gas pipeline projects to champion out of a concern for pipeline capacity."
Industrial Energy Group Urges FERC to OK Gas Projects
Richard Nemec, Natural Gas Intelligence (January 12, 2017)
"IECA said the projects represent billions of dollars in capital investment, but also hundreds of billions of dollars in economic multipliers such as annual payrolls and gross domestic product additions."
IECA Comes Out Swinging: Urges FERC to Approve 10 M-U Pipes NOW
Marcellus Drilling News (January 2017)
"The IECA is using its considerable heft and going to bat for ten pipeline projects critical to manufacturers–projects that move Marcellus/Utica gas out of the northeast to other parts of the country."
Business, Labor Criticize Feds as Pipeline Tensions Escalate
Patrick C. Miller, The Bakken Magazine (October 26, 2016)
"A coalition of 22 business and labor groups signed a letter calling on the Obama administration to follow the rule of law and the established regulatory process to complete construction on the Dakota Access Pipeline that runs from North Dakota to Illinois."
Don't Get Shocked by Electricity Costs
Robert A. Weishaar, Jr., McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC (October 4, 2016)
"Companies with substantial electricity consumption should engage at the national, regional and state levels to influence electricity policies and prices. National associations representing large energy consumers – such as the Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) and the Electricity Consumers Resource Council (ELCON) – are active before Congress, FERC, the Department of Energy and other federal institutions to represent the voice of large energy consumers."
IECA Supports Senate Joint Resolution Disapproving of Clean Power Plan
EP News Wire (November 19, 2015)
"Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) President Paul N. Cicio sent a letter this week to U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), chairman of the Subcommittee on Clean Air and Nuclear Safety, supporting the passage of a joint resolution opposing the Clean Power Plan."
Oil Export Bill Driving a Wedge Between Industries
Washington Examiner (October 8, 2015)
"Paul Cicio, the president and CEO of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America, urged members of Congress to oppose the House measure, because it repeals the president's authority to restrict exports in the event of a crisis."
Pipeline Customers Want FERC Refund Authority
SNL (October 6, 2015)
"The Industrial Energy Consumers of America and allied companies asked Congress to give FERC the authority to make a natural gas pipeline provide an early refund to customers in situations in which the commission finds that a transportation rate has allowed the pipeline to collect too much in revenues."
Consumer Group Wants Interstate NatGas Pipe Rates Reviewed Every Three Years
Natural Gas Intel (September 22, 2015)
Mandatory three-year reviews of natural gas pipeline rates, which haven't been required by FERC in more than two decades, should be resumed, according to the Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) and three-dozen companies and organizations.
Consumer Coalition Asks FERC to Restore 3-year Reviews of Gas Pipeline Rates
SNL Financial (September 22, 2015)
The Industrial Energy Consumers of America, along with a coalition of three dozen companies and organizations, asked FERC to resume mandatory three-year reviews of interstate natural gas pipeline rates.
Coal, Industrial Representatives Tote Up the Clean Power Plan Costs for Senate Panel
Barry Cassell, PennEnergy (June 24, 2015)
"Paul N. Cicio, President of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA), a nonpartisan association of leading manufacturing companies with $1.0 trillion in annual sales, noted in his own June 23 testimony that his members are major stakeholders in this debate."
US Senate Weighs Economic Cost of EPA Clean Power Plan Compliance
Christopher Coats, SNL (June 23, 2015)
"Witness Paul Cicio, president of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America echoed Capito's concerns, adding that higher energy prices were a significant culprit in the lack of middle class job growth in the U.S."
U.S. Senate Committee Hears Costs, Benefits of Proposed Clean Power Plan
Sarah Tincher, The State Journal West Virginia (June 23, 2015)
"Paul Cicio, president of Industrial Energy Consumers of America, agreed the electricity rate increases would hurt families, but also said they would damage the U.S. industrial sector's global competitiveness."
Capito Looks at Clean Power Plan Effects on Families and Businesses
Carrie Hodousek, MetroNews West Virginia (June 23, 2015)
"The Environmental Protection Agency's proposed "Clean Power Plan" will greatly impact businesses, rural communities and families nationwide, according to Paul Cicio, president of Industrial Energy Consumers of America."
Gas Industry Urges U.S. to Speed Approval of LNG Export Terminals
Jon Hurdle, StateImpact PA (April 16, 2015)
"The Industrial Energy Consumers of America, a trade group that says it represents manufacturers with some $1 trillion in sales, in January urged the Obama administration to avoid any further export terminal approvals until the DOE defines whether gas exports are in the public interest."
Reshoring May Bring Millions Of Jobs Back To U.S.
Steve Malanga, Investor's Business Daily (February 6, 2015)
"The Industrial Energy Consumers of America, a trade group, calls reshoring "just the beginning of the manufacturing renaissance the country needs for job creation and exports."
LNG: DOE Will 'Comply' if Congress Fast-Tracks Exports (Subscription Required)
Hannah Northey, E&E (January 29, 2015)
"Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.), whose home state includes the corporate headquarters for Dow Chemical Co., asked why the committee members aren't more concerned about potential price increases that Paul Cicio, president of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America, pointed out in his remarks. "I'm desperately concerned about manufacturing jobs. … I want an America-first policy," Stabenow said."
LNG: House Approves Bipartisan Export Bill as Eyes Turn to Senate (Subscription Required)
Hannah Northey and Daniel Bush, E&E (January 28, 2015)
"Pushback could be highlighted at tomorrow's Senate hearing, where witnesses will include Chris Smith, the Energy Department's assistant secretary for fossil energy, and Paul Cicio, president of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America, who in prepared remarks explains that he is not opposed to exports but concerned about the effect on consumers."
Industrial Group Urges Obama to Put Brakes on LNG Export Approvals
Sean Sullivan, SNL (January 6, 2015)
"There is no energy policy decision more important or far reaching in its impact to long-term U.S. economic growth, human safety and comfort, than the decision to grant or deny LNG export applications for shipment to non-[free-trade-agreement] countries," Industrial Energy Consumers of America President Paul Cicio wrote in a Jan. 6 letter to Obama. "For this reason alone, great caution is needed in making LNG export approval decisions. The 'risk' calculation should tilt to the benefit of the consumer, not the exporter."
Moniz Defends Pace of Export Approvals
Greenwire (October 6, 2014)
"The Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) found that DOE would be giving projects momentum to potentially bypass public interest requirements, whereas the American Petroleum Institute found DOE's suggested regulatory framework would likely add months of delays to LNG export approvals."
Why Manufacturers Oppose Unfettered LNG Exports
Paul N. Cicio, Op-Ed, Pipeline & Gas Journal (August 19, 2014)
"The Ukraine-Russia crisis has Congress rushing to consider monumental changes to accelerate exports of LNG that will permanently and negatively impact the U.S. natural gas market, due to high OPEC cartel crude oil-linked LNG prices, driving export demand. The knee jerk reaction has unsettling consequences for manufacturing industries that depend upon affordable natural gas and power – but in fact, it will substantially raise costs for all consumers and have detrimental economic impacts to the economy long-term. Cartels are un-American and the antipathy of free-markets and public policy makers should not let the U.S. market be influenced by them."
Center for LNG Urges DOE to Scrap Proposed Export Review Changes
Oil & Gas Journal (August 4, 2014)
"Two other organizations criticized DOE's proposed changes for different reasons. The Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) urged DOE to maintain the existing procedure that puts the public interest test first and the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's approval second when determining whether to approve an LNG export application for shipment to countries which do not have a free trade agreement with the US."
Power Plant Rule Would Threaten Economy With No Climate Benefit, Industry Says
Bloomberg BNA (July 30, 2014)
"The U.S. cannot go it alone and expect that our actions will have a meaningful climate impact in a world economy that is using more coal and more fossil fuels every day," Paul Cicio, president of Industrial Energy Consumers of America, said a hearing in Washington."
Passions Heated Over Proposed EPA Rule on Plant Emissions
Doug McKelway, Fox News (July 30, 2014)
"Forcing energy intensive manufacturers off shore because of high energy costs accomplishes nothing environmentally and damages the domestic economy and employment, said Paul Cicio of Industrial Energy Consumers of America."
Paul N. Cicio Testimony Before the EPA on GHG Regulation on Existing Power Plants
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Australia Shows U.S. How Not to Export Gas
John Kehoe, Australian Financial Review (July 29, 2014)
"US Democrats who want to maintain preferential access to cheap gas for local manufacturers are citing Australia as an example of how not to do policy. Industrial Energy Consumers of America president Paul Cicio said Australia's experience was influencing the US political debate."
Gas Exports: Feedback on DOE Rule Change Reveals Continued Uncertainty (Subscription Required)
Pamela King, E&E (July 23, 2014)
"Comments on the proposal, which were due Monday, came from groups like the Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA), which found DOE would be giving projects momentum to potentially bypass public interest requirements, and the American Petroleum Institute (API), which wrote that DOE's suggested regulatory framework would likely add months of delays to mature liquefied natural gas export projects."
Advanced Energy Management Alliance: States, Consumers and Industry Rally for Demand Response Appeal
Digital Journal (July 8, 2014)
"In addition to AEMA, parties publicly supporting rehearing include: Delaware Public Service Commission, New York Public Service Commission, New England Conference of Public Utility Commissioners, Delaware Division of the Public Advocate, Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor, Maryland Office of People's Counsel, New Jersey Division of Rate Counsel, Pennsylvania Office of Consumer Advocate, Office of the People's Counsel for the District of Columbia, Public Service Commission of West Virginia Consumer Advocate Division, Advanced Energy Economy, Electric Consumers Resource Council, Industrial Energy Consumers of America, National Electrical Manufacturers Association, New England Clean Energy Council, Massachusetts Attorney General, Northeast Utilities and National Grid."
LNG: Obama Admin Mum as Export Bill Sails Through House (Subscription Required)
Nick Juliano, E&E (June 26, 2014)
"'H.R. 6 is anti-consumer and puts the interests of natural gas producing states over every constituent and consumer of natural gas and electricity in the country,' Paul Cicio, president of Industrial Energy Consumers of America, said in a statement, warning that gas prices already are projected to rise even without new exports."
Advocates See US Gas Exports Spurring Major Job Growth
Jon Hurdle, MNI (June 24, 2014)
"The Industrial Energy Consumers of America, a nonprofit that represents manufacturers, argued that rising natural gas prices will result in declining manufacturing employment. It said 40,000 U.S. manufacturing facilities closed when natural gas prices rose by more than 200% from 2000 to 2008."
Aid Ukraine? It'll Hurt the U.S. Economy
Paul N. Cicio, Op-Ed, San Antonio Express-News (May 2, 2014)
"The Ukraine-Russia crisis has Congress rushing to consider legislation to accelerate exports of natural gas, which will increase U.S. natural gas and electricity prices."
Bill to Accelerate LNG Exports Clears House Committee
Joe Fisher, Natural Gas Intel (May 1, 2014)
"Large domestic consumers of natural gas have opposed measures that would expedite its export. While proponents of speeding up exports say it would send a 'market signal' to Russia, trade association Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) has said that's not so, as proposed export capacity already exceeds global market demand."
My View: Liquid Natural Gas Exports Threaten US Jobs
Paul N. Cicio, Op-Ed, Deseret News (April 30, 2014)
"Natural gas prices have already increased almost 20 percent in 2014, and the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) is forecasting a 42 percent rise by 2019. The concern is that high energy prices could stop the manufacturing renaissance that has created so many new jobs."
Cicio: Gas Exports Threaten Virginia Manufacturing Jobs
Paul N. Cicio, Op-Ed, Roanoke Times (April 25, 2014)
"The U.S. should aid our Ukrainian and NATO allies by helping them drill for natural gas, and U.S. companies are in a prime position to do so."
LNG Exports Would Hurt Manufacturing Job Growth
Paul N. Cicio, Op-Ed, Star-Telegram (April 23, 2014)
"The Ukraine-Russia crisis has Congress rushing to consider legislation to accelerate exports of natural gas, which will increase U.S. natural gas and electricity prices."
The Path to High Natural Gas Prices
Paul N. Cicio, Op-Ed, The Dallas Morning News (April 23, 2014)
"The Ukraine-Russia crisis has Congress rushing to consider legislation to accelerate exports of natural gas despite the fact that the U.S. will not have any liquefied natural gas export terminals ready to ship until 2015 and that Ukraine does not have an import facility. The U.S. Energy Department has already approved shipments of LNG equal to those of Qatar, the largest LNG exporter in the world. Congress is pushing ahead to export volumes over three times that size."
Guest Opinion: Congress Must Withstand Pressure to Export LNG
Paul N. Cicio, Op-Ed, Billings Gazette (April 1, 2014)
"The old adage of "give a person a fish and feed him for a day or teach him to fish and feed him for a lifetime" still applies. Drilling in the Ukraine would create needed jobs, economic growth, and energy independence. Exporting U.S. natural gas simply makes them dependent upon us rather than Russia."
Cicio: Obama Plan to Export Natural Gas to Europe Won't Work
Paul N. Cicio, Op-Ed, Houston Chronicle (April 1, 2014)
"Exporting U.S. natural gas to help our Ukraine and NATO allies is not a viable option for years to come. There are no export facilities that are ready to ship."
DOE Approves Ore. Export Project Amid Calls for Faster Action (Subscription Required)
Hannah Northey, E&E (March 24, 2014)
"Not everyone was pleased. Paul Cicio, president of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA), warned the Obama administration's decision links domestic gas prices to foreign volatility. Cicio also said LNG exports from the United States should not be linked to the Ukraine crisis, noting that the country is awash in proven reserves of gas but does not have the technology — which could be imported from the United States — to develop that energy."
Industry Group Says Fracking Could Help Ukraine
Randy Leonard, Roll Call (March 11, 2014)
"Instead of exporting natural gas, the Industrial Energy Consumers of America says the U.S. should export the hydraulic fracturing expertise that will let Ukraine — and other European countries — develop their own gas reserves."
IECA Claims EPA Overreach on Regional Haze
Jo Isenberg-O'Loughlin, American Metal Market (March 6, 2014)
"In a 31-page amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief filed March 5, the Washington-based trade association (AISI) joined the Industrial Energy Consumers of America, the National Association of Manufacturers, the National Mining Association and the Portland Cement Association in asking the Supreme Court to review the EPA's replacement of some states' clean air implementation plans."
Ukraine Crisis Accelerates Capitol Hill Push for More Exports, Sparks Jockeying in Key Senate Race (Subscription required)
Hannah Northey and Nick Juliano, E&E (March 6, 2014)
"The Industrial Energy Consumers of America agreed. The group in a letter to Upton yesterday suggested that the United States export its hydraulic fracturing technology — as opposed to gas exports — to help Ukraine tap into more than 40 trillion cubic feet of technically recoverable natural gas."
LNG: Foreign Officials Tell House Panel They're Eager for U.S. Imports (Subscription required)
Hannah Northey, E&E (October 11, 2013)
"The trade group Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) issued a statement yesterday criticizing the forum and noting that most of the countries that were represented — excluding South Korea and Singapore — do not have free-trade agreements with the United States."
Natural Gas 'Fracking' has Flipped US Energy Map, Study Says
Mark Clayton, The Christian Science Monitor (October 9, 2013)
"Paul Cicio, president of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America, in a statement Monday: 'Because DOE approval of an LNG export application can be for 20-30 years, and because a lot can happen to either domestic consumption or production during that time frame, it is very important that great caution is used when considering an application to export LNG.'"
EPA's New Carbon Rule Sparks Battle over CCS, with Legal Challenges Likely (Subscription required)
Jean Chemnick, E&E (September 20, 2013)
"Paul Cicio, president of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America, said EPA is attempting to 'dictate; energy policy with the rule."
Emissions Rules Unleash Furry of Indignation, Cheers
Keith Johnson, WSJ (September 20, 2013)
"'What is to prevent the EPA from deciding to reduce or eliminate natural gas from the power generation mix in the future?,' asked Paul N. Cicio, President of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America, a trade group representing energy-intensive manufacturers."
DOE Approves Lake Charles LLC's LNG Exports to Non-FTA Countries
Nick Snow, Oil & Gas Journal (August 8, 2013)
"Paul N. Cicio, president of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America, said DOE continued to ignore many other consultants' high domestic gas demand growth projections when it relied on a National Economic Research Associates' forecast to justify approving the Lake Charles project's LNG exports request to non-FTA countries."
Approval of Export Project Draws Mixed Responses, Talk of Greater Scrutiny (Subscription required)
Hannah Northey, E&E Publishing (August 7, 2013)
"The Industrial Energy Consumers of America is accusing DOE of basing its approval on a flawed study that ignored analysts' projections for domestic gas demand to increase by up to 45 percent by 2020. DOE relied on a report by NERA Economic Consulting released in December that concluded LNG exports would come with broad economic benefits that grow along with export volumes."
The Case for Coal
Jim McTague, Barron's (July 6, 2013)
"A recent study that didn't anticipate Obama's fiat predicts that 65% of that region's pipelines will run short of capacity in the next five years, says Paul Cicio, president of Industrial Energy Consumers of America."
Bill Would Force EPA to Report Costs of Regulations
Michael Bastasch, The Daily Caller (April 18, 2013)
"According to congressional testimony by Paul Cicio, president Industrial Energy Consumers of America, the EPA imposes 972 regulations on the manufacturing sector alone and imposes regulatory costs totaling $117 billion."
LNG Approval Process Has Lots of Consequences, More Questions
Brian Scheid, Platts (April 2, 2013)
"Paul Cicio of Industrial Energy Consumers of America, a group that believes that approving LNG exports without limits will cause US gas prices to skyrocket, called on DOE to make its LNG application process more transparent. He also urged the department to stagger the approval of any export applications in order to prevent domestic gas prices from spiking. Cicio warned that if DOE approves all of the 16 or so pending export applications at once, the impact on the overall US economy could be devastating."
LNG: Republicans Fume as DOE Official Deflects Questions About Timeline for Export Decision (Subscription required)
Hannah Northey, E&E Publishing (March 20, 2013)
"Paul Cicio, president of the trade group Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA), said he is not opposed to LNG exports but called on DOE to 'do a better job' on reviewing the economic effects of exports and said the current studies underestimate the effects on utility ratepayers and manufacturers. Cicio urged DOE to conduct a rulemaking on public interest criteria for each LNG export application, and he urged the agency to update assumptions in its reviews. A rush of new gas has already triggered $95 billion worth of investments among chemical, steel, glass and fertilizer companies, and that is slated to grow but could be jeopardized by large-scale exports that aren't appropriately overseen, he said. 'The U.S. is at an important crossroads,' Cicio said. 'So much is at stake.'"
Manufacturers to Push DOE for Staggered LNG Approvals, Decision Transparency
Brian Scheid, Platts (March 19, 2013)
"Paul Cicio, president of Industrial Energy Consumers of America, told a House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee that expanded LNG exports 'have the potential to slow or stop the manufacturing renaissance,' according to his prepared testimony. 'If export terminals are approved over a longer period of time, the domestic market place may have time to adjust, so as to avoid a price spike for domestic consumers,' Cicio said in his testimony. 'On the other hand, approval of several terminals and shipments starting all at the same time could shock the domestic market and prices could spike for all US consumers. Under this scenario, prices would increase right away in anticipation of the future demand.'"
Industrial Energy Consumers Call on US FERC to Study Gas Pipeline Capacity
Chris Newkumet, Platts (December 20, 2012)
"In a December 20 letter to Chairman Jon Wellinghoff, the Industrial Energy Consumers of America pointed to 'growing evidence of potential electric reliability and natural gas deliverability issues that stem from coal-fired electric generation unit retirements and natural gas pipeline capacity sufficiency at peak demand.'"
Nod to Gas Exports in U.S. Study Seen Downplaying Consumer Cost
Jim Snyder and Bradley Olson, Bloomberg Businessweek (December 5, 2012)
"Once export applications are approved, there is no putting the genie back in the bottle. said Paul Cicio, president of Industrial Energy Consumers of America, a Washington-based manufacturing group."
Federal Report says Natural Gas Exports Would Benefit Economy
Timothy Puko, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (December 5, 2012)
"The best solution to our abundant supply is greater use domestically and Congress should carefully look at the barriers to that end," the Industrial Energy Consumers of America said. "… Short-term impacts to price are (also) understated. For sure, there will be extraordinary new demand by the industrial sector" through 2020, increasing prices."
Manufacturing is NOT Ready for Carbon Tax
Paul N. Cicio, National Journal (November 20, 2012)
"One thing for sure, manufacturing companies that compete globally are NOT ready for a carbon tax. And, policy makers who are supportive of building a thriving manufacturing sector must insist that a carbon tax and the higher energy costs that come with it – are off the table. A carbon tax would substantially increase the price of natural gas, electricity and transportation fuels."
Energy Companies Win New Ally In Fight Over Tax Breaks
Tennille Tracy, First Enercast Financial (October 24, 2012)
"These projects would not exist, and may not continue to proceed, unless there is sustained confidence in the long-term supply of natural gas at globally advantaged prices," the Industrial Energy Consumers of America said in a letter to several prominent lawmakers Wednesday.
What is Being Said About Coal Production Under President Obama?
Power Engineering (October 19, 2012)
"Paul N. Cicio, President of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America, said "In 2008, US manufacturing produced only 17.6 percent of the world's manufacturing goods, down from 27 percent in 2000. Meanwhile, China increased their share from 8 percent to 17.3 percent in the same time period. In 2011, experts forecast that China now controls nearly 30 percent of the worlds market while the US is stuck in a jobless economic recovery and is struggling to reduce unemployment, increase exports and economic growth. This is not the time to implement untried [greenhouse gas] regulations with unknown, but potentially significant costs."
Group Pushes U.S. House Republicans to Get Position Limits in Place
Platts (October 18, 2012)
"A financial reform group is pressing key US House Republicans to enact position limits in commodity markets, despite a court ruling which essentially overturned them. The coalition is a group of commodity end users which includes the American Public Gas Association, Industrial Energy Consumers of America and the Petroleum Marketers Association of America."
The 10% 10% in 2016 Gas Export Problem
Paul N. Cicio, National Journal (September 27, 2012)
"The shale gas boom is the greatest opportunity for economic expansion that we will ever see in our lifetimes. There is a brewing problem however, that no one is talking about, that could squander this once in a lifetime economic opportunity. I call it the "10% 10% in 2016 Export Problem."
NAT GAS Act Hurts Manufacturing Sector
Ashe Schow, Heritage Action for America (July 27, 2012)
"In addition to taxpayers, the manufacturing industry will also be a 'loser' in the government's eyes, as the industry will suffer due to a rapid and market-distorted increase in demand, as the president of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA), Paul Cicio, explains in testimony."
Manufacturers 'Alarmed' About Surging Natural Gas Demand
Jennifer A. Dlouhy, Fuel Fix (July 24, 2012)
"Paul Cicio, president of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America, said the group 'is becoming very alarmed at the ever-increasing potential demand and over reliance on natural gas.'"
Proposed BLM Fracking Rule Has No Scientific Basis: IECA
Jim Magill, Platts (June 18, 2012)
"The federal Interior Department's proposal to regulate hydraulic fracturing on federal lands has no scientific basis, the president of the Industrial Energy Consumers of America said Monday."
Oil and Natural Gas Part Ways
Ken Silverstein, Forbes (May 14, 2012)
"The White House says that speculators are distorting those market fundamentals by buying up oil and creating the false perception that shortages exist. Prices then rise and the traders sell those "futures contracts" for quick profits. That's a view generally supported by the Industrial Energy Consumers of America."
Presidential Candidates Accelerate Oil and Gas Flames
Ken Silverstein, Energy Biz (April 25, 2012)
"Speculators are buying up oil and creating the false perception that shortages exist. Prices then rise and the traders sell those 'futures contracts' for quick profits, hurting American families. That's a view generally supported by the Industrial Energy Consumers of America."
Senate Republicans Try to Reverse Obama's Pipeline Rejection
Environment News Service (February 1, 2012)
"Construction of the pipeline is supported by the American Petroleum Institute, the Association of Oil Pipe Lines, the Consumer Energy Alliance, the Independent Petroleum Association of America, the Industrial Energy Consumers of America, and the National Petrochemical and Refiners Association."


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Kosovo moves against restaurants holding wild bears
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PRIZREN, Kosovo (Reuters) - Kosovo has launched a campaign to seize wild bears held in restaurants and private zoos, responding to concerns over dwindling numbers in the Balkan country's mountainous border areas.
Authorities have so far traced at least 15 caged bears held in restaurants to help lure customers, to the outrage of animal rights activists.
Ministry of Environment officials say the number of bears in the wild in Kosovo has fallen below 100 due to the destruction of their natural habitat and illegal hunting.
On Wednesday, police officers and animal experts from an Austrian non-governmental organization called Four Paws raided a small private zoo in the southwestern town of Prizren.
They removed two brown bears, known as Ari and Arina, from a 20-sqm metal cage, next to a restaurant selling burgers and pizza. The owner also held wolves, dogs, sheep, cows, snakes and 60 other species, charging 50 cents per visitor.
"It's like taking a child from its father," complained the owner, Salih Shehu. "I know I'm going to lose customers because whoever came spent most of their time with the bears."
He said the bears were given to him as a gift a decade ago by United States soldiers, part of a NATO peacekeeping force in the former Serbian province, after their mother was killed by poachers.
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Kia has garnered a lot of fans for its Soul, a squared-off mini-ute that proves style and practicality can go hand-in-hand. For its first EV marketed outside its home country, Kia decided to convert the funky box on wheels which breaks the mold of the more-often seen hatchback configuration. And, after having driven it at […]+ Read More
Pricing for the all-electric version of the Kia Soul has been revealed. The Soul EV will be offered initially in California in two trims, Base and + (Plus), with MSRPs of $33,700 (not including federal tax rebate of $7,500) for the Base and $35,700 for the Plus (not including federal tax rebate of $7,500). Kia […]+ Read More


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Canadian Reporter Gets Hit by Baseball, Is a Professional
Before the second game of the World Series, Sportsnet, a Canadian sports network, reporter Ian Mendes was about to go live with a report on Giants closer Brian Wilson when he was hit in the back with a errant baseball.
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Tools Needed = Phillips and Flat Blade Screwdrivers, 5/16 Nut Driver, 10 and 13mm Sockets, Racket with 6" extention, preferrably 3/8" drive, Torx T15 driver.
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Now, you can loosen and remove the factory hose clamp on the throttle body. Then you must unclip the radiator hose from the factory intake assembly. This last bit isn't in the factory directions.
Unplug the factory breather hose from the intake. At this point you can loosen and remove the clamp at the airbox, and take the factory intake out. You are now ready to unscrew the airbox lid, remove the factory filter and the stock airbox. Remove the 13mm bolt attaching the airbox to the radiator support. The airbox just pops in place similar to the engine cover, so a good tug up and away from the fender is all that is needed. Now you must unbolt the airbox mounting tray, by removing the (4) 10mm bolts. The directions give you great photos of this. The the final part to remove is the breather hose.
You must completely remove this not only from the stock intake, but also the engine. Engine side is a bit tricky as it requires turning and pressing a small tab, but take your time, it will come off properly. Short of taking the MAF sensor out from the stock intake, disassembly is complete. You remove the MAF sensor by unplugging the harness and removing the t15 Torx screws.
You can now begin reassembly. The kit comes w/ a rubber ring that the directions state is to go over the throttle body, but I found for my 2013 4.8l it wasn't necessary, the rubber coupler clamps down and seals perfectly w/out it. From this point on, follow the instructions, doing it step by step really is the best way. You will find that you install the throttle body rubber coupler first, as stated above, mount the new airbox and pre-oiled filter, assemble and install the air tube between the airbox and throttle body and the new breather hose. The directions stated that the new breather hose was braided, mine was not, just a black rubber hose. It also said it came w/ clamps for both ends, mine did not. The directions do not include a parts list, so I assume that this is a generic set of directions, and that explains the difference in parts. My kit was unopened so I have to assume that. I simply pushed it on as far as it would go and it has held. I will probably spend the couple of bucks and by hose clamps for it anyhow, just haven't yet. The only deviation I suggest from the directions is to wait until the major parts are assembled and installed to install the factory MAF sensor in the new tube and plug back into the harness. This will keep it safe from damage during assembly. Once final assembly is done, tighten all the clamps, reinstall the engine cover, reattach the negative battery cable, clean up the engine bay, warm up the engine and re-tighten the clamps as needed. Directions suggest to check clamp tightness periodically.
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Brother Wease Els stations ratings are How Low
Posted in the Rochester Forum
#1 Apr 19, 2013
The station Alan the brother Wease el is on has been floating between 3.2 and 2.9 for D/J/F of 2012 and 2013. These numbers are facts and it will be interesting to see How D.L. spins this to Alan's advantage?
I have only one question ,how can Alan who once owned the market of Rochester NY and truth be told had the highest radio ratings in the USA ( this was before Howard Stern came to town and beat him ) can now have a hard time not even being able to be at the top of that small market any more.Not only has he lost the number one spot,he has to work for a company he swore as his enemy.
Why would Alan be so quick to change his tune if he really was only just a phony who cares much more about money /And this is sincere and from my heart I believe Alan actually believes he thinks he is better than other Djs in the small market of Rochester NY. And truth be told how can my sincerity be any less meaningful than what Alan's is
If Alan is such a good Dj ,than why is he losing to K and B ,and why have so many co hosts left the show he is on. What it all amounts to is Alan being a selfish person and this is borne out by what he has done to certain members of his own family.
Listen people ,many of you have been mislead by Alan and his phony BS about caring for people and how he gets on his soap box and brags about charities that only use money in the place of time and true charity work.Alan believes what works for his personal life of using money as a substitute for time and love works in the general public..But buying toys for children that do not involve teaching them to be better students does nothing but make the problems worse.Look at is as if Alan bought candy for a starving child instead of wholesome foods that nourish them with good nutrients.Alan is all about the easy way out and even if he had good intentions what difference does it make if his ideas actually hurt little children.He truly is a misguided and selfish person...
When will kim Jung Alan the third the dictator allow for a free and open debate about not only his misguided intentions but his avoidance of the ratings and why is is unable to become number one again.How could he lose so much so fast and not be honest about what is happening.
#3 Apr 19, 2013
As long as the Morning show stays up around the top of the ratings, they are making money and thats all that counts.
#5 Apr 19, 2013
Here are the facts once again.
Alan Levine is no longer Number One in the small Market of Rochester NY .
Alan Levine was once the undisputed DJ in Rochester and was angry when Howard beat him hands down.
Alan Levine has become stale and not one person is left from the original show Alan is on as yet another Co Host has left the show he is on.It is a fact that No one is left and it is my best guess that Alan has been towing the company line and not talking about the hard working dedicated employees that have left 95.1 and he must believe that he is scoring points with his bosses by following their rules .
fact Alan Levine once hated Clear Channel with all his heart and jumped as fast as he could to work for them so how can any one ever really believe any thing he says ??
#6 Apr 20, 2013
And by the way this post is based on my opinion as the previous post is factually based and of course I will expect DL to attack me as opposed to the facts I presented but what else would any one believe to be other wise as the sand castle Alan has built revolves around the flow of cash to keep his subjects happy.I mean look people ,Alan will always be on the radio in one form or another and Why people believe I hate him is ridiculous and absurd.Yes he is on pins and needles watching every ratings report to see what is happening and yes he is working harder than he ever has and kissing every corporate Cc exec ass to stay employed and who can really blame him for that.He has only himself to blame if truth is to be told.
Look Alan actually believes he helps people with his charity work and his effort should be lauded .But the problem is that it is misguided and only makes some problems worse.What Alan does and where lots of good willed people in his political camp do is create more problems with out helping people for the long term.
And what Alan is good at is actually making people think he cares about them while in reality he is using charities to self promote his name and in essence keeping people locked up in a horrible cycle of poverty and self loathsome.
Look for some time to pass and ever more changes to the show he is on.No show has undergone so much upheaval in such a short amount of time and I believe HR will end up being used to find a way to get him out of there.What I can tell you is I believe the fine print is a mile long and D.L. can spout off as much as possible but Alan really has to walk a fine line as his record of being sued for work place sexual harassment is well documented and as he well knows what ever mariane signed to protect CC from her suing Alan ,his history of being sued for sexual harassment and settling out of court must have given the lawyers pause before signing Her.And truth be told I think that was a possible cause for some of the delay .But in the end Alan will and wont allow for an honest debate for he fears this will hurt his image that he needs to protect
#8 Apr 22, 2013
Nothing is harder than waking up to go to work when most people are going home from the bars.How hard is it to be in the radio Biz ,just ask any schlepp who has to be the first one in. I will say nothing more than that as it is way to much info already.
By the way ,look for even more changes as the latest changes have caused quite a stir and the upper execs are watching very closely and instead of focusing on me the people who are responsible for your investment should be wondering why the numbers are not adding up after so much time.And why have the best Co hosts walked off the job?? Wease can not be blamed as his salary is way above these people but on the other hand the money should shared and wease can not expect to keep all the money for himself .I fear that he has become a corporate icon and is only worried about himself.TIme will tell
#10 Apr 24, 2013
Getting up early to work in radio has its advantages and it does suck for the most part but getting out before noon and being able to party and not worry about driving after a few beers is by far the best part.
By the way 96.5 WCMF is once again leading the station Alan is on and this clearly is not a good sign for Alan as it means he has not been able to even beat his old station.Now the question is how long will CC or Dave L keep Alan around to change the dynamic.
The facts are the facts and numbers do not lie but it must be frightening for Alan to view the stations ratings and wonder why he can not harken back to the days when he could walk in late and command a 15 share without even trying and now has to work so hard to even remain relevant.He sure is at the end and the facts do not lie...
#11 Apr 24, 2013
Another name Gary? You really are pathetic. Get a life, and you still have not grasped the English language?
#13 Apr 25, 2013
The winter ratings are out and the station Alan is on is a whopping 2.8 .Wow ,how low can that station go with Alan as the big name .I do believe the ratings are actually lower than now that he joined them.So much for all the hype about him being able to draw the number he once did.By the way why do you keep saying he is willing to stay but then say he is pulling out his string and knows he is a sitting duck??
Alan will just work for much less money and you know it.Why do you think he wont answer any ?? on what he is earning .You need to find some one that is worth defending as Alan is not a good person and that is a fact
#15 Apr 26, 2013
Leads the pack ? Are you being serious.After Alan Levine copied Howard Stern and was solo in the small market of Rochester NY he was able to peak as one of the highest rated shows of all time in that area. He thought he was the biggest talent since Elvis But Low and behold the reality is He was eventually beaten by Howard and he never fully recovered from that.Sure he is still hanging around and CC grabbed him with the help of Dave L to try to bring 95.1 back from the grave.The station he is now on has lower ratings then when he started and that does not say much.
In the end it is very obvious that Alan is riding out his local legacy by snow balling any one he can in to thinking he can deliver ratings as e=he once did when he was alone on the air.
D L tries to point out that he usually leads the pack but this is a misnomer as he has not been number one for quite some time now with all the changes to the show he is on probably never will be.
Lets look at some facts as D L seems to want to over look in respect to what is actually happening.Alan is no longer number one,the show he is on has replaced every single member accept the lone car washer who will be out of work when Alan is let go and Will find out what type of person Weasel truly is when that happens.Alan is essentially in denial as to what happened to his ratings and even though he did try to expand to Buffalo,he was run out of that city as well.
The bottom line is Alan the brother wease el levin has been eking out a living and is wondering why his ratings have evaporated like dust in the wind. And as you can plainly see even though he is longer # 1 ,people close to him want to prop him up as though he is still relevant.sad but true and look for him to really try to be outrageous by lashing out at any one he can to get some publicity.I would hate to be near 70 and staring the in face of defeat as he is now.Alan if you want to stay on the air try being funny and entertaining for once instead of boorish and preachy.Tough advise but spot on .
#16 Apr 26, 2013
By the way I am going to give a shout out to B and b as I am going their for dinner tomorrow night and I hope to get a free appetizer.Lets just say they know me from where I work if i can get something free why not??? The food is great and Charlie is nothing but a very personable owner.Why should Alan be the only one to get freebies all the time.
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#17 Apr 26, 2013
F*ck brother fleas! Washed up has been. Time for his liberal ace to retire already.
#18 Apr 27, 2013
Ditto ... let that loser shrivel up and die already.
Semper Fi ... what cell phone plan do you have? Is the reception under Wheeze's desk good?
#20 Apr 27, 2013
And when would you find the time to do my mom ... you're ALWAYS occupied ... between sucking wheeze's cock and fending off his critics here on the forum.
Must be hard for you to type with one hand, what with your other hand on his shong all day.
#22 Apr 27, 2013
I am amused at the way you talk all this smack .. but we all know that Wheeze would never let a snake groupie like you stray too far from his snorkle ...
#23 Apr 28, 2013
What is truly hilarious is the idea that Alan actually believes he is an original and even funnier is him thinking he is good at what he does.
As soon as Howard came to town the reign of Alan was over and he has never recovered.And by the way I heard he is still very angry with Billy for putting him in the death pool on 96.5 WCMF.This coming from a hypocrite who is always cutting people down behind their backs.
#24 Apr 30, 2013
Howard who, is he still on the air??? Did you book your week at Wease's place in Aruba???
#25 May 1, 2013
I used to think that D L was kidding about Alan leaving Radio but now I am not so sure.
Yes at one time he was the highest radio DJ in the USA and he would stroll in when and if he wanted too.CBS was a huge conglomerate and he had now worries what so ever.
But then a funny thing happened ,Howard Stern came to town and beat him in the ratings and many people realized he was a cheap knock off.And after that he was terrified on some disturbing accusations and the details were sealed and never to be allowed for public view.
So what is Alan hiding and why is he so angry if people ask him about what happened?
I guess my only question is why is he afraid of the truth and why is so angry with people who are truthful???
Alan I hope you have some plans besides CC as the station you are on has been languishing in the lower basement and the Big E is doing fine and you hat them for it..
#26 May 1, 2013
He has all kinds of plans, unlike you, he has plenty of investments, and three pension plans, plus a very well funded 401K. He can retire at about 14 to 16 k a month, so he has no worries. Time to worry about you and your teeth. Get them fixed!!!!
#27 May 2, 2013
WOW ... you're his sex toy AND his accountant.
#28 May 2, 2013
And your Momma works the Seneca Park Zoo!!!! I see she has your wife working with her. What a proud little man, you must be!!!!!!
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- 1 medium red onion, chopped
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh gingerroot
- 1-1/2 cups fresh raspberries
- 3/4 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1/4 cup honey
- 2 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon minced chipotle peppers in adobo sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper, divided
- 4 tilapia fillets (6 ounces each)
- In a large saucepan, saute onion and pepper in oil until tender. Add garlic and ginger; cook 1 minute longer. Stir in the raspberries, broth, honey, vinegar, chipotle peppers, 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 25-30 minutes or until thickened.
- Meanwhile, sprinkle fillets with remaining salt and pepper. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill fish, covered, over high heat or broil 3-4 in. from the heat for 3-5 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Serve with chutney. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Grilled Tilapia with Raspberry Chipotle Chutney in Healthy Cooking June/July 2011, p33
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"OK, this recipe is great in theory, but HOLY COW, it was so spicy I couldn't eat it. 1 tbs. of chipotle peppers is far too much. I would like to make it again, but I would start with maybe 1 tsp of peppers, or maybe just the sauce out of the can, and you could always taste & add more."


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