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Ordinance Would Ban Plastic Checkout Bags in Warren
The introduced ordinance would ban local businesses from using plastic checkout bags and would impose a fee on consumers who wished to bag their goods with paper bags from the store.
The following is a release from Environment Rhode Island.
On Tuesday evening, the Warren Town Council conducted a first reading of an ordinance to ban disposable plastic checkout bags in the town. The legislation could make Warren the first municipality in Rhode Island – and among the first in New England – to reduce litter and marine debris by enacting a bag ban.
"We need to keep plastic out of Narragansett Bay," said Channing Jones, associate with Environment Rhode Island, an environmental advocacy group with members in Warren. "Nothing we use for just five minutes should fill our waterways with trash and threaten the wildlife we treasure and depend on."
Plastic shopping bags, which have become ubiquitous over recent decades, are easily carried by wind into parks, rivers, and beaches. Once plastic bags enter the marine environment, they kill animals like birds, sea turtles, and whales that confuse the bags for food, causing them to starve or choke to death. Plastic also threatens fish and clams as it breaks into tiny fragments and absorbs toxic pollutants.
Because plastic does not biodegrade, scientists estimate it will remain in the environment for hundreds of years or more.
"Everyone hates plastic bags," said Jones. "Luckily, Warren can protect Narragansett Bay and be leader for the environment by becoming the first Rhode Island municipality to ban them."
At the reading for the ordinance, introduced by Councilman Davison Bolster, Environment Rhode Island presented an endorsement for a bag ban signed by six Warren businesses, as well as a petition signed by nearly fifty Warren residents. The proposed ordinance would ban disposable plastic checkout bags at the point of sale, and would place a mandatory fee on paper bags that would go to retailers to cover the extra cost of paper.
"By banning plastic checkout bags in Warren, we can eliminate this source of trash while encouraging responsible thought and efforts on the part of retailers and consumers and increasing the use of reusable consumer owned bags," said Lisa Wagenbach, volunteer for the Surfrider Foundation, an international foundation with Warren members dedicated to the health and preservation of oceans and coastlines.
Similar ordinances have been passed in dozens of municipalities along the West Coast and other parts of the United States. Entire nations such as Italy and China have also banned or regulated plastic bags.
"This is an opportunity for Warren to lead the way in Rhode Island on this issue," said Jones. "It's time for the Ocean State to protect its waters by joining the bag ban movement."
Editor's Note: With several Warren Town Councilors in opposition to some of the specific wording of the ordinance which would put "too many strict rules in place", the Council made a motion to continue the proposed ordinance to the next meeting to allow the Town Solicitor to research the topic further. To see the draft ordinance that was proposed during the meeting, view the PDF above.
David Silvia
2:42 pm on Wednesday, April 11, 2012
As I think this is a good thing, how will this ordinance be enforced? You will have to stop all business's from using plastic and to change to paper bags or the cloth bags.
The cost to business's using paper my cause problems! I think that all business' should have a recycle bin for plastic bags or ad them to our trash pick, like the bottles and cans! But good luck it will be difficult.
Jeanne Casiano
4:11 pm on Wednesday, April 11, 2012
A similar program is in place in Washington DC....I made a purchase at Ford Theatre and was charged .10 for the paper bag. I was very surprised, and then noticed that everyone seemed to have a tote bag of their own when shopping. It seems to work well enough in a large metropolis, so I imagine if our Warrenites are agreeable then there's no reason it can't work here.
Cynthia Lachapelle Shannon
4:28 pm on Wednesday, April 11, 2012
I like my plastic bags. I reuse them again and again at home to transport things between my mother's house and mine. I also use them to toss my dirty cat litter each week.
I would, like some others said, probably shop in Massachusetts or other local towns and be less likely to shop in Warren for large shopping trips in which I'd need many bags -- I don't own, nor want to own, 20 reuseable bags.
3 All the Way
5:53 pm on Wednesday, April 11, 2012
I understand the concept of no longer using the plastic bags, I do agree. However, paper bags will kill millions of trees. Either way, we are abusing something. In my opinion, Cloth bags should be the future. Besides the damage to the bay take a look in front of Stop-n-Shop in Bristol. Across the street next to Usher Farm, the hundreds of plastic bags that are tangled in the trees are an eyesore.
6:58 pm on Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Another smart move by a politician to give the local economy another hit. I agree with a previous poster. Put recycle bins in every store & do a curb side pick up on trash day. I always put bags in the bin at Seabra. Stop & Shop used to have one but no more & I think Rite Aid got rid of theirs.
John Tattrie
7:07 pm on Wednesday, April 11, 2012
There is most certainly more important things to be worried about at this present time than plastic bags......How about everyone just be a bit more responsible with their trash and call it problem solved.
andrea smiley
7:46 am on Thursday, April 12, 2012
100% agree with you John. Seriously - if we ban plastic bags - what does that mean for general trash bags that are plastic -we ban those too? Crazy - i think there are more important things to be concerned about right now than plastic bags.
8:02 am on Thursday, April 12, 2012
right on john,the next thing the tree huggers will want a ban on paper bags. every house has a recycle bin use it. and by the if you tie a knot in the bag they are not so apt to blow around
Jack Baillargeron
8:07 pm on Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Correct John.
On the other hand;
Best thing in the world for poop patrol ;-}
Best thing for small trash cans at your desk.
Best thing for trash bag in your car.
Best thing for small weeding jobs.
Best thing cleans up by the front fence where people throw the Mc D's and Wendy's trash and of course beer cans and bottles and such.
The problem is not the bags, it is the irresponsible people, though I do think the stores should better remind people they can return them to the store for disposal. I also can never figure out why they cannot be recycled? Got to be a million dollar idea somewhere.
On the other hand, there is so much stuff they recycle in NJ, that we do not do here, it makes us look like we recycle nothing, why is that?
Should remind people to wash those cloth ones and then disinfect the large freezer/heat bags once in a while. Some of the ones I see in the store are just looking for a new disease to grow and start a plague ;-}
David Silvia
8:51 pm on Wednesday, April 11, 2012
IF people had responsability then we would having nothing to talk about, just like that poll if dogs should ride in the front seat of a moving vehicle, why not tie the dog to the bumper, Its common sense people, You wanna kill your dog put him in the front seat, but do we need another law making it illegal, enough is enough already
Jennifer Paquette
11:50 pm on Wednesday, April 11, 2012
What about banning styrofoam instead!!!
John Tattrie
6:25 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
Jennifer, I have to say, I love your comment......Damn styrofaom is the hardest thing to get rid of. When-ever you buy something large you have this large piece of styrofaom that your supposed to do what with? Is it a recycle item...Apparently not because I've tried that, it gets left behind. If you leave it in a large piece and shove it in your trash barrel it gets left behind.....I hate trying to get rid of that stuff. But for the life of me, I can't remember what we used before that stuff came around?
6:26 am on Thursday, April 12, 2012
Not sure replacing the bags is going to help us on the above list that came out this morning....:)
Sara Bagwell
10:16 am on Thursday, April 12, 2012
Thanks for sharing the Go Local Prov article above. Pretty interesting!
Diane Rodrigues
8:51 am on Thursday, April 12, 2012
Responsible people who care about the environment have already made the $.99 purchase for the re-useable canvas bags. It is about time others catch up and use them. We know they can not be recycled so let's make this work for us. Using the bags for other things is great for the re-use part but they still can't be recycled. I don't like to see them on the beaches or in the trees but they are there. Somehow, if they are used, they end up there. We can all do our part in helping. I agree there are other things that are more worrisome, but we can't focus on more than one thing at a time?
Bill Nelson
9:21 am on Thursday, April 12, 2012
So much for "land of the free." Government over regulation has taken hold. No one is free to live life anymore. There are now government rules for how we shop, what we can and cannot buy, what we must eat. When is enough enough?
Mrs. B
9:25 am on Thursday, April 12, 2012
Stop & Shop has recycle bins at entrances. The plastic is used to make lawn and beach furnishings.
Scott Pickering
9:39 am on Thursday, April 12, 2012
This is a wonderful idea. For the sake of cleaner shorelines, let's pass a new law that restricts the way a private business can operate, thereby adding cost to their operations and pushing some customers to shop elsewhere (goodbye Tom's Market, hello Stop & Shop), so we can look forward to empty storefronts and unemployed people. Then we'll all feel better about things. Plastic bags are not the culprits here; irresponsible people are. Instead of outlawing a system that most of us find quite convenient, install a recycling bin and encourage responsible use. To support our family of five, we buy a lot of stuff and accumulate a lot of plastic bags. We save them all and recycle them (I usually dump them in a receptacle at the entrance to Lowe's in Seekonk). Really, this proposal is absurd.
9:55 am on Thursday, April 12, 2012
I too reuse all my plastic bags. They are necessary here for disposing of cat litter and garbage. If I could no longer get them at stores I'd have to actually go out and buy them. Paper bags cannot be reused for garbage.
Encouraging large local businesses to place recycled bag bins near the entrances would encourage people to reuse existing bags. It seems what few places have bag recycle bins place them at the exits, not the entrances. But this should not be a law.
Also, a small fee charged at checkout for each plastic (or paper) bag purchased would encourage people to use the cloth bags they have back in their cars. Many people simply forget to bring them into the store or just don't bother about it.
Many stores in Europe charge this small surcharge and it's really not a big deal. People there are in the habit of using personal shopping bags and expect to pay a few cents when they enter a store empty-handed. This would never happen here w/o govt intervention. Though I'm not sure I'd actually vote for such a measure.
Steven Bettencourt
12:01 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
The fact of the matter is most people do not recycle plastic bags. Here in Los Angeles the plastic bag band was delayed in some cities but is in effect county-wide because of legal issues raised by, you guessed it, the bag companies citing job losses. Now back on track, the ban will go into full effect. Yes, you may lose your job if you work at the bag company. No, it will not effect jobs or businesses. You still have to shop, now you simply will need to keep your environmentally conscious bags in the car. Convenience to pick up dog poop is not a reason keep them. You can buy bags specifically for doing that that are bio-degradable.
BILLIONS are dispersed here in L.A. every year yet only 5% are actually recycled!
BILLIONS go to landfills, end up in the ocean or just float around till they find there way to the trash. I hope Warren will take the lead with passing this, it'd be nice to hear more positive stories coming out of the town for a change. Besides it simply is the right thing to do for OUR planet!
Math Major
12:50 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
As with most issues that are not thought out, we have the law of unintended consequences that will end up rearing it's ugly head.
Ocean State Job Lot, appears to buy it's plastic bags from stores going out of business. Thus saving money AND saving those bags from going to the landfil. Now, the Warren store will be unable to use these bags, so that's less being bought by the parent company, and MORE going into lanfills.
Bill G
1:07 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
You, Math Major, are most correct! And I did not consider "the law of unintended consequences",.......so where do we go from here? At least the dialogue has begun........Plastic bags suck, now what can be done to keep them
out of landfills
off the streets
out of the Bay>
Math Major
1:21 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
I think we've reached the "damned if we do, damned if we don't" stage here. Paper bags are great, except the come from trees.
Cloth bags are great, except you have to wash them, using water, detergent, etc.
As much as plastic bags suck, most people reuse them for other things. The only thing I ever re-used the paper bags for was covering my math books in school.
1:57 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
Are paper bags made from 100% recycled paper? I just assumed...
Do people really wash their cloth shopping bags? Really?
The recyclable shopping bags sold in most stores don't look like they're washable. So are people throwing away dirty "recyclable" shopping bags?
I am glad so many people dislike seeing litter. It seems to be a question of what we are willing to do to change the habits of others. Incentives? Reminders? Peer pressure? Or laws?
FYI: CVS gives me a $1 coupon for every four times I use my own bag. You buy the "bag tag" once for $1, then present it each time you check out.
Whole Foods knocks 5c off your bill for each bag you provide yourself.
I prefer these incentives to laws.
Glad to know that about Job Lot.
Math Major
2:02 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
I hope they wash them! They'll get pretty gross otherwise.
P.S. I agree, incentives are better than bans.
1:59 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
In the past, stores have complained that providing even the option of paper bags costs them more. I wonder if this is still true.
Jack Baillargeron
6:42 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
I forgot all about the lawn and beach stuff Mrs. B, thank for the reminder, also a reason they should be included in the recycle town bins.
You will never stop littering morons, still pickup stuff evey day in front of my house, from bottle to news papers, but it could not hurt to include the bags with the blue bin. Though I can forsee the posting of more state jobs to handle them t the recycle facilities sadly.
Bob Venice
7:27 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
Let me get this right.
The town has problems with livestock and fowl in residential neighborhoods
The town still has not cleaned a lot of the sand from streets
The town does not have enough money foor the schools
The town does not keep up with the ballfields
The town wants it's citizens to shovel town sidewalks
The town has a parking problem
The town has problems with illegal docks
John Tattrie
7:53 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
Barney, The Town did not bring this forward, a young gentlman did. He petitioned the Council to be heard on "His" request or idea, what-ever you would like to call it. But yes, apparently this young ladd hasn't been paying much attention to his surroundings, because you are correct with your list of issues. This was most certainly something that I would not have put on a list for priority.....But if times were different I would most certainly give this kid a High five for positive thinking, he just has bad timing. Many more things need attention first.
Bob Venice
8:24 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
John, you seem to be right on top of every issue in town, and your remarks always seem to hit the bullseye. Please if you could, answer the following question. Doe's the Town Council ever answer anything the first time, or do they always wait for Tony Desisto to find out something first. It just seems to me that at every town meeting this man loves to put his two cents into everything, or as they say, he likes to hear himself talk. I respect all members of the Council, but I believe that they should not listen to him at times and vote.
John Tattrie
6:00 pm on Friday, April 13, 2012
Your Question is a matter of perspective, My personal expeirience with Town government came from sitting on the planning board, 9 person board w/solicitor.
Very similar, I feel very differently than the present Council, I personally would only use Tony as a last resort, but his job is to keep them from legal trouble....I guess the five of them respect his opinion in a great many topics.....Well after all thats what he gets paid for! But I think a great many things could probably be answered by any of them if they chose too......I guess I would be the odd ball out if I were sitting up there.....I suppose he is doing whats he's paid for. Legal issues & money are always the root of trouble....thats why those meetings always take so long.....:) Chuckle!
Ray DeForge
10:06 pm on Thursday, April 12, 2012
Does the ban also include "garbage bags"? The article specified only "grocery bags", but the ordinance in the PDF was non-specific.
Back in the day; when plastic did not exist, we put the trash in an old open-top oil drum, and 'lit it off'. when it was filled with burnt ash, we'd take it to the dump..... usually once every six months or so. Kinda dates me, huh??


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Stobart Group shareholders revolt over pay
Last updated at 08:07, Friday, 29 June 2012
Stobart Group faced a shareholder rebellion over pay at its annual general meeting yesterday.
The company had announced that most of its divisions are trading ahead of last year, but 16 per cent of shareholders either voted against or withheld votes to approve the directors' remuneration package.
Shareholders were set to be angered over a bonus scheme that could see directors, led by the chief executive, Andrew Tinkler, handed shares worth roughly 10pc of Stobart's market capitalisation, dependent on performance.
Although the bonus scheme is subject to significant performance targets it could also pay out if the company is taken over.
The scheme led to a similar pay revolt at last year's annual meeting.
Chairman Rodney Baker-Bates saw 8pc of shareholders fail to back his reappointment, while remuneration committee chief Paul Orchard-Lisle suffered a 6pc revolt.
In a trading update covering the period since March 1, the group gave a relatively upbeat assessment of progress.
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The airport carried 172,000 passengers in the 12 weeks to June 22.
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Stobart said its £12.4m deal to buy logistics business Autologic Holdings would add significant revenues to the division.
First published at 07:50, Friday, 29 June 2012
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Maybe you need me to explain what irony is
Maybe you need me to explain what irony is
It was part of the great thanksputsch of 2012
I'm sure you'll soon build it back up again
It wouldn't make a difference if God himself (and I don't believe either) presented evidence to you personally, you'd still try to 'de-bunk' it, it's your default setting, for whatever reason. The pattern is self-evident.
Remember Milgram's experiment? Yes, you do. 66 per cent of people, in a one-off test (so, without training or speciific conditioning for the task at hand, save for being paid) elected to apply a lethal electric shock to an unknown person simply on the basis of 'getting the answers to questions wrong' and 'being told to by an apparent authority figure'. That 66 per cent needed no more persuasion to 'turn the dial' than that they were told to do it.
Ofcourse tens of thousands of people conform - it's because it's how we're conditioned. It's really not a tricky equation. Can you really not see it?
Last edited by lee h oswald; March 4th, 2012 at 10:03 AM. Reason: blindness
I debunk if I think there's bunk. I don't blindly debunk topics. I think a lot of what George and you presented was bunk, so I tried to explain why.
Equally though there are hundreds of thousands of people, if not millions of people, in the US who do NOT conform. Why is there no overlap with the secret conspiracies? Why no whistleblowers with actual evidence? Is the government really that efficient?
Those are all new thanks.
I don't know why the thanks button vanished. I've just upgraded the software and it caused a bunch of problems. I'll look into it.
Depends. Is there a point to this question?
What 'bunk' is is purely subjective.
No overlap? Where have you been?
All new thanks? Popular, aren't you.
'Actual evidence'? Do you need me to publish the meaning of the word 'evidence'?
(Just look it up for yourself, save an argument)
You only just noticed the 'thanks' button is missing? How did you get so many when there's no button for it?
Actually, there's just one way to plot out an ellipse - so it doesn't depend on anything except the one correct method.
Ref: whistleblowers
Not mentioned is one AC Griffith, supposedly highest security clearance with the NSA and CIA and claims to have accessed the 'chemtrail' program. He says it is the necessary result of an extension to a US Navy military/civil surveillance program using metalllic particles to 3D map the entire earth/potential battlespace in real time.
Either way it's true or it's false. Either way, it's an (erstwhile?) establishment figure putting out information or disinformation. Either way, therefore, it's an issue for the establishment. This is called deduction.
Last edited by lee h oswald; March 4th, 2012 at 11:04 AM.
Griffith was a radio repairman at the 6925th Radio Squadron, Mobile - http://www.clarkab.org/organizations...hrsm/griffith/
That appears to be the limit of his "secret clearance" as far as online searching goes.
I deduce from this that his "qualifications" as a secret source have been exaggerated in order to lend credibility to his annopuncements, whoch have no otehr evidence backing them up at all.
This is called "appeal to authority" - and is common here the information is unsupportable by actual evidence.
"Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction." -Pascal
"It is very important not to mistake hemlock for parsley; but not at all so to believe or not in God" - Diderot
It's implied. Implicit. Suggested. One doesn't necessarily need to say something explicitly to say it just the same. There is no purposeful manipulation of understanding of the text, the reply makes perfectly reasonable sense as inferred from the wording of the statement preceding it. Your complaint is commonplace among those who cannot formulate a sensible answer to counter a clear point.
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Last edited by lee h oswald; March 4th, 2012 at 12:59 PM.
Well that's a little simplistic. One could take a cone, and cut it at an angle, then trace that, for example. Or use sunlight and a sphere projected onto an inclined surface. Or use an X/Y plotter with John Kennedy's Bresenham style algorithm, or generate a printed image with monte-carlo scatter plotting of (x/a)^2+(y/b)^2<1, or use the trammel of Archimedes, or resize a stock ellipse with a pantograph, or, as I imagine you were thinking - two nails and a piece of string.
There's usually far more than one possible explanation for how things might happened. You should never just settle on the first one you think of.
Jay spent rather a lot of time checking out Griffith's claims. See here:
1) While this is true great progress and lower emision standards have been implemented on ground transportation . . . it is not true of aircraft emisions . . . http://www.cgabusinessdesk.com/docum...ech_review.pdf page 12 . . .
"Over the past decade there has been a worldwide trend to lower sulfur content in motor gasoline and diesel fuel with some countries requiring near-zero sulfur today or in the near future. These limits have been mandated by government regulations driven by the need to reduce harmful emissions. A similar reduction has not occurred for jet fuel; the specifications continue to allow a maximum of 3000 ppm sulfur although the worldwide average sulfur content in jet fuel appears to be between 500 and 1000 ppm."
2) Is there a way to finger print or ID the Sulfur Compounds that come from China vs those possibly added to the Stratosphere by aircraft emissions . . . ?
3) In spite of Mount Pinatubo's eruptions in 1991 . . . interesting . . . with out Mt Pinatubo . . . the level sure would have been even lower . . . and maybe some spiked aircraft emissions and booster shots were needed to just get it to the level is was discovered to be . . . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Pinatubo
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The only thing guaranteed in life is deception. . . everything else is optional . . . George B
George B (March 4th, 2012)
There are still limits, just not as agressive as for ground transportation.
And here's something to ponder:
To see what really happens when sulfur is removed from the fuel, Nadine Unger of the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies took advantage of newly available earth system computer models that allow scientists to simulate interactions among various chemicals and gases in the atmosphere in a more realistic way than ever before.
What she found is that more warming indeed occurs when you remove sulfur, but that warming is more than offset by a different cooling effect: nitrates, which form from nitrogen oxides in the jet exhaust, also reflect solar radiation back to space. Because of some complex interactions among these compounds, and their competition for ammonia, more nitrate forms when there is less sulfate around.
Looking at the red and orange blobs in Unger's figure above, you can see that nitrate levels are notably higher in the desulfurized fuel scenario (below) than in the standard fuel scenario (above). The end result of Unger's simulations is that desulfurization of jet fuel produced a small, net cooling effect.
Unger used a global-scale model that assessed the impact of reducing the amount of sulfur in jet fuel from 600 milligrams per kilogram of fuel to 15 milligrams per kilogram, which is the level targeted by the U.S. Department of Transportation. She simulated the full impact of sulfur removal on all aviation emissions, including ozone, methane, carbon dioxide, sulfate and contrails—those ribbons of clouds that appear in the wake of a jet. Previous studies examined each chemical effect only in isolation.
So the conspiracy would actually work far better if they removed sulfur, not added it.
(Edit) Here's the paper's abstract with more figures:
Aircraft emissions can affect climate change through increasing carbon dioxide (CO2 ) but also via a host of other short-lived non-CO2 effects that are complex, involve impacts that are both warming and cooling and are unique to this sector. Previous assessments of aviation climate impacts have used a segmented approach whereby each effect was calculated separately and the effects summed. Integrated approaches using newly available Earth System models that allow simulation of more realistic interactions between effects are now possible. The NASA GISS Earth System Model (ModelE) is applied to reassess the net climate impact of civil aviation emissions based on a new inventory for year 2006 developed using the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Aviation Environmental Design Tool (AEDT). The model simulates all known non-CO2 aviation climate impacts except linear contrails and contrail-cirrus for which a recent estimate is assumed. For standard jet fuel, the net global climate impact for sustained constant year 2006 aviation emissions is +44 ± 10 mWm−2 (2/3 due to non-CO2 effects) on a 20-year timescale and +73 ± 10 mWm−2(over 1/3 due to non-CO2effects) on a 100-year timescale. For desulfurized jet fuel, the net climate impact is +40 ± 10 mWm−2 on the 20-year timescale, slightly less warming than the standard fuel case due to the complex interplay between sulfate and nitrate and the competition for ammonia. Ozone (O3 ) greenhouse efficiency (W per g O3
change) is 20–60% larger for aviation than surface transportation emissions.
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The only thing guaranteed in life is deception. . . everything else is optional . . . George B
This typifies your approach. You're wrong because you don't understand the environment in which you're attempting to understand. What did I say again? This: there's just one way to plot out an ellipse - so it doesn't depend on anything except the one correct method.
No matter how many times you Google, I'd like you to show me how many methods you can use to plot out an ellipse on a piece of wood. Show me - don't show me some words from a web page you just Googled. You create the illusion of authority and knowledge without actually demonstrating any - quite an art, eh? But really, one must have an idea of what one is talking about before being able to make a credible argument about it, don't you think?
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I was not able to get into or review Unger's paper; however, I don't know if I would agree with your conclusion . . . "So the conspiracy would actually work far better if they removed sulfur, not added it." If the above were true why wouldn't the geoengineers suggest the addition of nitrogen oxides in the atmosphere instead of Sulfur Compounds . . . because the volcanic eruptions are their model . . . ?
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The only thing guaranteed in life is deception. . . everything else is optional . . . George B
In fact, please tell us all how to plot an ellipse on a piece of wood using one of your cited (and presumably you understand how it works having cited it) methods, let's say, make an ellipse in a piece of wood by...'us(ing) sunlight and a sphere projected onto an inclined surface' - your proposed method - I'm sure you've used it many times in the course of your woodworking hobby. Yes? I look forward to your response.
there's two aspects to this. one is just getting things wrong on a very basic level - misreading, wrong interpretation, invalid data. this is the bunk. easily solved through investigation, and it should always be acknowledged when it has been.
then there are the speculations being formed from the data that is technically correct, but incorrectly assumed to be valid to the claim.
there seems to be a difference in opinion of what is considered valid evidence for a claim.
if you think of this all in terms of doing a sudoku puzzle, then you can see that the possibility that a number will fit is not enough to actually mark it down. and to de-bunk is to prove that a given number cannot be true, because it is already in the line somewhere.
the issue in this debate is that numbers proven wrong are not being removed from the puzzle, and then also that numbers are being prematurely entered when there is no basis for it other than 'well it might be this'. that is not the way to do a sudoku, or to prove things in the world true for sure.
you just end up with a really messy scribbled out sudoku puzzle.
(actually i prefer ken-ken and kakuro puzzles now.)
George B (March 4th, 2012)
There is no "one correct method". I would probably make a paper template on the computer for a small ellipse. It it was a large ellipse I would use the two fixed points, some string, and a pencil.
But all of the methods I listed are valid. They all result from the fundamental geometry underlying an ellipse.
You might have been taught that an ellipse is a curve where every point is equidistant from two foci. And that would be correct. But that really is just one mathematical property of an ellipse that can be used to construct it. Another is that an ellipse is a conic section (and also it's a cylindrical section, but conic is the more general form). It's also a circle that has undergo an affine transform (it's been squashed or stretched) - hence the sun method. It's also defined by x^2/a^2 + y^2/b^2 = 1, independent of the foci.
I could show you all of these methods. Some are more practical than others. Here's the trammel of Archemedes:
Here's the nails and string:
Here's a manual paper template construction method:
So which is the one true method?
Not a bad analogy . . . however, the entire atmosphere, biosphere, political activities of mankind, deception, etc. cannot be modeled in a sudoku matrix . . . what if I were to prevent you from placing a number in the proper square, change the numbering system to base 12 and change it back to base 10 or erase a number after you put it there . . . then maybe IMO the analogy is more proper . . .
The only thing guaranteed in life is deception. . . everything else is optional . . . George B
Sudoku? If the 'issue in this debate' is that 'numbers proven wrong are not being removed from the puzzle' etc etc. What 'numbers' (presumably representing 'claims') are you talking about? How abstract do you want it to get? Sudoku is a very boring game of numbers - it has nothing to do with this discussion.
I can't resist geometry. And I think you'll find this thread has significantly more than one subject in it's many pages.
This was something of a sidetrack, but you said my approach was typified by not understanding the environment (of the subject in question). Hopefully this shows that is not always the case
And it got me out in the sun for a few minutes
okay.Sudoku? If the 'issue in this debate' is that 'numbers proven wrong are not being removed from the puzzle' etc etc. What 'numbers' (presumably representing 'claims') are you talking about? How abstract do you want it to get? Sudoku is a very boring game of numbers - it has nothing to do with this discussion.
i thought it was apt, if my attempt to explain it a little clumsy.
Not a bad analogy . . . however, the entire atmosphere, biosphere, political activities of mankind, deception, etc. cannot be modeled in a sudoku matrix . . . what if I were to prevent you from placing a number in the proper square, change the numbering system to base 12 and change it back to base 10 or erase a number after you put it there . . . then maybe IMO the analogy is more proper . .
what you seem to be suggesting is changing the way the universe works and all the laws of physics.
if they're all up for grabs in that case, then nothing can be determined.
but malicious political/secret service intervention can't change the rules of arithmetic.
and that's (metaphorically) what we can examine in this case.
if something happens in reality, it has very real cause and effect that can be traced.
Are you blaming Mick because there is no evidence to support a belief in "chemtrails"?! Bunk is bunk...and in this subject, it's not difficult to recognize it as such. I see nothing more than speculation and assumption that the trails we all see in the sky are anything more than contrails.
Well that's not really the point is it? The point is that adding sulphur to engine exhaust would just make things worse because it inhibits the formation of nitrates IN THE EXHAUST. If you add sulphur dioxide by itself to the atmosphere, then all is well.
So your whole conspiracy to increase the level of sulfur in jet fuel seems like a bit of a none starter.
Where was any such thing IMPLIED...
IT was INTERPRETED by George (and no w you...I see a pattern)...no one implied any such thing..
The original poster was just saying that even after so many posts..George hasn't budged...or even TRIED to understand the information presented to him. No one said he "MUST" bend..or be shunned! He was shunned the very first second he admitted to being a "chemtrail advocate"!! The "thousand posts" was just an arbitrary metric...But, of course George got all defensive that his right to believe in bullshit was somehow taken away....but, not really taken away at all...
By the way, I have yet to see you formulate a sensible answer to counter a clear point. Will it be happening any time soon?
Seems to be more than you did - and no. Mr Griffiths history and purported involvement with the NSA have been investigated for a decade or more. And AFAIK the link I provided is all that has ever been found, either on the net or off it.
I would be delighted if your own research could throw some light upon his background - how about it?
Not at all - I completely got that you failed to make any concrete point, rather relying upon innuendo and nuanced suggestion so that you can't be shown to be wrong.And also 'as usual' you fail to understand the nuance of my post.
I was not holding him forth as a truthful source. Look again.
Never said you did - look again.
No question was asked.The answer would be in the actual words written.
"Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction." -Pascal
"It is very important not to mistake hemlock for parsley; but not at all so to believe or not in God" - Diderot
But, Mr Griffiths military clearance is all over the internet! It's implied. Implicit. Suggested....all over the place!
Of course it's true...because those who put value on what this person has to say..."BELIEVE" it's true!
People will believe what they want..regardless of what the facts...and any lack of evidence suggests...
Griffiths is a GOD...because he agrees with them...
The only thing guaranteed in life is deception. . . everything else is optional . . . George B
As I said I was unable to review the paper . . . I am not sure a single paper is a definitive invalidation of the concept of spiked fuel which has been suggested by several writers. . . .however, this does not prevent sulfur compounds or other compounds from being added by other means. . . .
1) The conventional wisdom is that N2O is a greenhouse gas and this paper is a contradiction of those concepts. . . . Unless we are talking only about their RF in the stratosphere and this is still a departure IMO from the normal concepts (http://www2.sunysuffolk.edu/mandias/...use_gases.html)
2) This was a computer simulation. . . and while important may not reflect all the unknowns that in reality may show different results. . .
3) I don't know the date of this paper but what was considered conventional wisdom before this possible realization is what would have governed the strategies and actions of the persons deciding what to do or not do. . . .They most likely would have thought the spiking of fuel was the best possible action. . . may still feel that way. . . .
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The only thing guaranteed in life is deception. . . everything else is optional . . . George B
Yet, a single instance of an AWACS making a circular contrail was enough to blow your skirt up!
Tell me, who gets to decide who is allowed to use what as evidence...or a lack of evidence as evidence.
Let's face it...no matter what is presented as evidence by the chemtrails "advocates", those of us who think the trails in the sky are contrails...and that there isn't any appreciable amount of ANYTHING in the sky to suggest a spray program...won't believe is "chemtrails". And those who can't see that a lack of evidence, is evidence of a lack of a spray program, will continue to accept the urban legend as fact...no matter what.
Some of us just need more than what's out there to come to the same conclusions as the advocates have...since they saw their first trail in the sky..
It's a witch hunt...and always will be.


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We are one of the largest and most diversified technology, media, and financial services corporations in the world. With products and services ranging from aircraft engines, power generation, water processing, and household appliances to medical imaging, business and consumer... More
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- Wednesday, May 22, 10:32 PM GE bucked the downtrend today, rising 0.9% as Jeff Immelt - speaking at a conference (transcript) - says the company is considering spinning off parts of GE Capital through an IPO. "In financial services, putting things up for sale with the assumption that a bank would buy it has been a fool's journey," said Immelt, "(but) the capital markets are very receptive to IPOs." The proceeds would fund more buybacks as Immelt hopes to lower the share count to 9B-9.5B shares by 2015's end (from about 10.4B currently). 6 Comments
- Tuesday, May 21, 5:40 AM Goldman Sachs lifts its forecasts for the S&P 500 (SPY), as David Kostin and company now say they expect the index to gain 5% by year-end to 1,750, 9% to 1,900 in 2014, and 10% to 2,100 in 2015. The rationale: expectations of above-trend real GDP growth beginning next year (Mr. Evans' "escape velocity" ?) coupled with P/E multiple expansion to 16x. Furthermore, dividends should rise ~30% over the next two years, bolstering the firm's claim that dividend-paying equities (DVY) are one of the only places U.S. investors can look to for income-generation. Some of GS's dividend picks, as listed on MarketWatch: Mattel (MAT), Ford (F), Philip Morris (PM), Walgreen (WAG), Chevron (CVX), U.S. Bancorp (USB), GE, Western Union (WU), Dow Chemical (DOW), and AT&T (T). 11 Comments
- Monday, May 20, 6:47 AM GE Capital will pay a $6.5B in dividends to parent company GE in 2013, consistent with previously stated goals on capital allocation. Overall, GE plans to return $18B in cash to its shareholders in 2013. 6 Comments [Financials]
- Friday, May 3, 12:18 PM GE's nearly $3B acquisition of Lufkin Industries (LUFK) receives antitrust approval from the FTC. The companies hope to close the deal - which will sharply increase GE's presence in the shale industry - by June. 4 Comments [M&A]
- Tuesday, April 30, 10:51 AM General Electric (GE +0.1%) will pay $40M to settle a lawsuit stemming from a 77% decline in the value of the company's shares over a six-month period during the financial crisis. State Universities Retirement System of Illinois claimed the company hid bad debt tied to subprime loans, an accusation GE believes is "without merit." Nonetheless, the company says it is "in the best interests of shareholders [to] avoid diverting significant resources to" the lawsuit. 9 Comments
- Wednesday, April 24, 3:40 PM GE Capital (GE +2.5%) cuts off lending to gun shops in response to public backlash since the Sandy Hook shootings. Though the company isn't the first financial firm to back away from involvement with the gun industry, the development puts the spotlight back on sellers such as Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS -0.4%), Wal-Mart (WMT -1.2%), and Cabela's (CAB +0.9%) which could see more foot traffic. It's also of interest to gun manufacturers Smith & Wesson (SWHC +0.8%) and Sturn Ruger (RGR -0.8%) - wallowing around with relatively low P-E ratios with future demand tough to forecast. 32 Comments [Consumer]
- Wednesday, April 24, 1:38 PM GE (GE +1.7%) says its healthcare unit GE Healthcare announces a research collaboration agreement with Eisai (ESALY.PK, in which the Japanese pharmacuetical developer will use GEs investigational PET amyloid imaging agent to help select patients for a Phase I clinical Alzhiemers trial. The trial evaluates Eisai's investigational compound E2609, a BACE inhibitor designed to prevent the accumulation of beta amyloid in the brain, which is believed to play a role in the in the development of the disease. 1 Comment [Healthcare, On the Move]
- Wednesday, April 24, 11:20 AM GE is investing $105M to obtain a 10% stake in EMC (EMC +0.9%) and VMware's (VMW -4.7%) Pivotal big data/app development tool spinoff ahead of an IPO; given the valuations assigned to peers, GE might've gotten a good deal. GE and Pivotal are also forming an R&D partnership "aimed at accelerating GE's ability to create new analytic services and solutions," with an eye towards industrial, energy, and healthcare applications. The announcement comes as VMware declines due to soft guidance marked by slumping license growth. EMC is faring better after reaffirming guidance in spite of a Q1 miss. Comment! [Tech, On the Move]
- Monday, April 22, 1:16 PM Adding to GE's (GE -2.4%) woes today is an earlier announcement that its GE Healthcare unit has initiated a nationwide voluntary field corrective action of its Giraffe Incubator with a Servo Control Oxygen System and Giraffe OmniBed, saying that when the systems are powered "on", any manual settings entered by the clinician for the oxygen set point or radiant heater set point may be overwritten. GE says that as of yet, no related customer complaints or patient injuries have been reported. 1 Comment [On the Move, Healthcare]
- Monday, April 22, 11:47 AM GE (GE) is the Dow's biggest loser today, falling 2.2% to $21.26 after JPMorgan cuts its rating on the conglomerate to neutral from overweight and lowers its price target to $22 from $24. Comment! [On the Move]
- Monday, April 22, 9:33 AM JPMorgan downgrades General Electric (GE -0.8%) to Neutral from Overweight. The "safety stock" pitch "is increasingly hard to defend," notes analyst Stephen Tusa, who laments on the company call that predicting results for GE based on the macro environment is difficult due to the "mind boggling" number of moving parts at play. Tusa also asked Jeff Immelt about weakness in oil and gas on the call, and now says he no longer values GE Industrial at a premium. The stock is "dead money near term," Tusa notes. (transcript) 3 Comments
- Friday, April 19, 12:39 PM Analysts, who earlier in the day hailed GE's (GE -3.8%) better-than-expected Q1 revenue, turn negative as Jeff Immelt says GE will try to boost earnings by cutting $1B in costs this year rather than relying primarily on sales growth (conference call). "The level of uncertainty in terms of their ability to meet their goals has risen," says one. Nomura calls the quarter "broadly disappointing." 11 Comments [Consumer, On the Move]
- Friday, April 19, 8:16 AM A little more from GE: Immelt "always anticipated Q1 would be a tough comparison." GE Capital revenue up 1.7% to $11.54B, around a third of total revenue, as profits in the unit rose nearly 9%. That's a far cry from the industrials business where revenue and profits fell 5.7% and 11% respectively, even as Immelt attempts to scale back the company's dependence on GE Capital as a driver of profits. (earlier: GE beats, markets mixed) 1 Comment [Earnings]
- Friday, April 19, 7:25 AM More on GE's Q1 results: "GE's markets were mixed," Immelt says, with strength coming from the U.S. and emerging markets but Europe showing weakness. Industrial sales were $22.3B, -6% Y/Y, led by a drop in power and water revenue. Aviation sales rose 4% and transportation gained 12%, boosting GE's equipment and services backlog to a record $216B. Shares -1.3% premarket. 1 Comment [Earnings]
- Friday, April 19, 6:31 AM General Electric (GE): Q1 EPS of $0.39 beats by $0.04. Revenue of $35.0B beats by $0.3B. (PR) 7 Comments [Earnings, Breaking News]
- Friday, April 19, 12:05 AM Notable earnings before Friday's open: BHI, COL, FHN, FNFG, GE, GPC, HON, IPG, KMB, KSU, LH, MAN, MCD, NPBC, SAP, SLB, STI, STT, TCB, TNP, UA Comment! [Earnings]


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It's official! Marriage equality becomes law in France
French President François Hollande officially signed a marriage equality bill into law this morning, making France the 14th country to legalize same-sex marriage. In addition, all married same-sex couples will now be able to adopt children.
Hollande is not doing well in terms of public opinion lately, and opponents of LGBT rights have retaliated against the marriage movement with violent protests and attacks. In the face of such adversity, the passing of the law is all the more significant.
Mr. Hollande signed the bill a day after the Constitutional Council dismissed a legal challenge by the right-wing opposition. "I will ensure that the law applies across the whole territory, in full, and I will not accept any disruption of these marriages," he said.
Gay rights advocates praised the law, while a watchdog group, SOS Homophobie, said that France "has taken a great step forward today, although it is regrettable that it was taken in a climate of bad faith and homophobic violence."
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At Biketown in Abilene cyclists are getting ready to ride. But there's another type of rider on the increase, commuters.
Rising gas prices have them looking for other ways to get around, and asking the question,is Abilene bike friendly?
"It's probably friendlier than a lot of people think.There are a few points in town that the traffic chokes down and there's not another way around and those are points that its really difficult for a bike to get through," Says MacDonald.
"Where we stand in terms of other cities in the country we are a little behind in terms of being bicycle friendly,'' Explains Abilene's Director of Planning and Development, Jon James.
Which is why the city of Abilene is looking closely into how to accommodate the growing number of bikers on the road.
"Looking at all the streets around town and developing routes and in some cases even special bike lanes, or even bike paths to better accommodate bicyclists on our streets," Said James.
The city already has one bike path on Judge Ely Boulevard, but that's just a small stretch.
Part of the city's capital improvement plan, a five year plan that designates money for infrastructure, will go toward improving and expanding on this idea.
"We know hardcore bicyclists are out there and they find our roads pretty decent, there are some things we could do different. But we really want to focus on the people who aren't the hardcore bicyclist just the everyday person who might want to ride their bike," Said James.


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