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The Right Honourable Club in their own words: Brian Mulroney
Postmedia parliamentary bureau chief Mark Kennedy asked the former prime minister to discuss six broad themes. Here is a verbatim transcript of Brian Mulroney's replies:
1. What are the challenges facing Canada on economic management and environmental protection?
I can really only refer to my own experience by way of backdrop. And in my case, I always looked upon these various challenges keeping in mind a triumvirate of priorities that we had. For any prime minister or national government, I think the first priority is to maintain national unity. The second is to generate prosperity. And the third, of course, would be to preserve security. These are the fundamentals. These are the rudder in the evolution of sensitive and realistic policies.
Now, they do vary, I think, by era. For example, I would say that during my time national unity and the generation of prosperity were at the top of the triumvirate. Whereas after 9/11 in the United States, that would have changed for the Chretien/Martin governments and the Harper government. That presented a change there.
So that's the backdrop that I used to consider matters and devise and approve policies for Canada before bringing them to Parliament.
Now, on the question: What are the challenges facing economic management and environmental protection? Well, I would say just very briefly that the big challenge economically is ensuring economic growth in a very rapidly changing global economy. That involves everything from fiscal policies to international trade.
On the environment, much as we had to do with, for example, developing policies with regard to acid rain in the Great Lakes, in North America it is very difficult for Canada to have a Lone Ranger policy in the environment. Because our two countries are so closely linked. As Mr. (Pierre) Trudeau used to say: Fish swim. And as I used to say: Rain floats, from the American Midwest to the Canadian eastern provinces.
So I think that on the environment, a North American consensus has to be developed, which I think is the most productive and prudent approach to guaranteeing long-term solutions. As it did, as I say, with acid rain and our Great Lakes environmental policies.
2. What is the state of the political system and how can public participation be enhanced?
I won't comment on anything that is going on in the House of Commons. That is of little value. But I think that the 24/7 social media and the 24/7 newscasts and what have you, and the Internet, and BlackBerries, and the vast technological revolution that has taken place presents new opportunities, of course. But also new challenges.
It's hard for me to believe that when I was there, the Internet really didn't exist and BlackBerries weren't there, and the 24/7 newscasts — well, my government was the one that initiated it with creation of Newsworld and so on. So that's how far away all of that was for us.
So it's a new world. And I think as a result of this, it is probably more difficult to lead with a scattergun of opinion coming at you from all sides — every day, 24 hours a day. It is much easier for the prime minister and for cabinet ministers and members of Parliament to be criticized now through the social media because of the anonymity that is there through the Internet. And I think that presents both personal and political problems for the participants and the country.
You know, Canada really has to, I think, learn a little better how to celebrate success and not denigrate the value of public service — either as an elected (official), or as someone in the government of Canada or the provinces.
So I think there's been a revolution and it's not always an advantageous one and there are parts of this that we are going to have to be more responsible when considering.
3. What is the state of national unity and how can we foster Canadian cohesiveness?
I think the national fabric is strong. Regional imbalances are the perennial challenges for a national government and they are still there today. And one recurring challenge, of course, is the one that is going on in Quebec right now, and I suspect will for many years to come.
And what is the best antidote to all of this? Well, policies that are in the national interest. Policies that are in Canada's interest, whether they are popular or not.
… We all know the benefits that (Canada-U.S. free trade) have brought to Canada. But there's some of us who can remember how tough it was to get that through. And how criticized we were for it, and how brutal that election campaign was in 1988.
So you have to do things as a national government, you have to introduce policies in the national interest. And how do you determine that? Well, all you can do is do your best. But time alone will determine the durability and the importance of those policies. If they are still around 25 or 50 years later, that is one thing. If they have vanished with the arrival of a new government, that's an entirely different one.
But given the regional nature of the country as well, let me give you two direct illustrations of what I mean. Like the free-trade debate. That affected the entire country, obviously. But there are decisions by national governments that affect the regions and then have a national impact. For example, the decision that we had to take in the summer of 1990 to launch Hibernia off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador was an extremely lonely one and an extremely sensitive one because it was so fully criticized by respectable people, respectable organs of information across the country.
But I felt, and my government felt, that there was a tremendous regional imbalance. That Newfoundland and Labrador needed not the handouts, as was said, but a bit of a hand-up. And that could come through Hibernia. And so we guaranteed, I think it was a $2.9-billion loan that ensured the development, the launch of that project.
Well, if you have followed developments in Canada since, you will see — and I have seen to my great satisfaction — that the economy of Newfoundland and Labrador has been transformed not exclusively because of that, but largely because of the offshore development. From that of a have-not province to very much a have-province. And for many years, Newfoundland after that began to lead all Canadian provinces in economic growth on an annual basis. So, there is an illustration of a festering regional problem being corrected by a national government. And look, there are others by other governments, by all governments. I just give you this illustration.
There's one in the West. For example, when we came in, it's difficult to remember but Alberta was suffering very, very badly because of the National Energy Program and FIRA (the Foreign Investment Review Agency established by Pierre Trudeau). And so we abolished the National Energy Program, which by the way had taken $100 billion out of the treasury of Alberta taxpayers to subsidize consumers on energy matters, oil and gas. And we abolished FIRA.
I think it's probably fair to say that having done that, we kind of contributed to the assurance of the development and the great strength and richness that Canada now enjoys as a result of Alberta's booming prosperity. And it's very important that Alberta and Western Canada be maintained in that position. So there's another illustration. One was in the Far East in Newfoundland, the other was in the West, of how a government can act to correct regional imbalances, which have an impact ultimately on national unity.
4. How well is the Canadian health-care system functioning and does it need significant reform?
Well, as you may know, five or six years ago I was a beneficiary of the Canadian health system at l'Hopital Saint-Luc in Montreal, where because of an illness I almost bought the farm. I was very seriously ill for many months and I must say that the care that I received there from the doctors and nurses and professional staff was truly outstanding. And I know that that's basically the way it is across the system in Canada. Are there problems with the system? Of course there are. And there's room for improvement. And there's no doubt that spending is really getting to be beyond the capacity of provinces to sustain it. But I think the initiatives for reform should come basically from the provinces themselves because they are the ones who control and manage the system.
And there is much to be done. We've heard a lot about it. For example, just here in Quebec in the election campaign — very significant measures being proposed by at least two of the political parties for reform. And I know that the same thing is going on in Ontario and Alberta and so on. All I can do is encourage them to enhance the system by reforming it from within. And that has to come from the provinces.
The federal government will have to keep an eye on the expenditures as well and the criteria of the national health system about admissibility and universality and so on. And meet with the provinces in this regard to ensure that the federal government is not pricing itself out of the market by declining financial participation in what is a very important instrument of national unity and national pride.
5. How is Canada positioned as a player on the world stage, and is the country's relationship with the United States in good shape?
Because of its fiscal sanity, both Canada and Germany are really the leaders of the industrialized countries in the world today. And so I think they are viewed with admiration, and this, by the way, didn't happen by accident. It's been some time in coming, but this government, the (Stephen) Harper government, with (Finance) Minister (Jim) Flaherty in particular, have been very prudent and I would say extremely effective managers of one of the world's dynamic economies.
The government has an ambitious trade agenda, which is intended to keep pace with changes, as I see it anyway, in the global economy. And so I would have to say that internationally the government is very well regarded.
I would say that (Foreign Affairs Minister) John Baird, for example, is an activist foreign minister, which is what Canada needs because if the determination is simply by the impact of the size of our economy, we are not up there with the heavyweights at all times. And so it is important that Canada's voice be heard at all international fora, and of course, our bilateral relationships. I see that John Baird is doing that very effectively and I think that is very important for us as a country.
On the Canada-U.S. relationship, apart from the triumvirate that I referred to above — principally national unity — the top foreign policy priority has to be the Canada-United States relationship. From what I hear and what I see, the relationship is in good shape. The president and the prime minister appear to have, I would say, a friendly and effective working relationship. I think that the prime minister was probably as disturbed as the rest of us were by the president's decision on Keystone, which really did not do a great deal for our relationship or his understanding, I think, of the vital need for Canada in this North American equation. But I would say, basically, that they are doing well.
It's important for Canada to have this kind of relationship. Because contrary to what some of the extreme left-wingers think, you don't go very far kicking sand in the face of the American president. It might make nice headlines some areas in Toronto and elsewhere, but it gets you nothing. You have to measure at the end of the day. You have to look at the relationship and say, 'All right, on the big ticket items, how did Canada do while Mr. So and So was prime minister? What are the major results as a result of this relationship between the president and the prime minister?'
And in our case, we look back now and say okay, there was the Canada-United States Free Trade Agreement. There was the North American Free Trade Agreement. There was the Canada-United States Acid Rain Treaty. And there was the Canada-United States agreement on Arctic sovereignty. Others perhaps can do better, but that's what we were able to accomplish because of the relationship that the prime minister maintained with the president, and that the government maintained with the Congress. Both Houses, both parties at all times, the interest groups.
This is a commitment of time and energy and imagination — to stay on top of these important bilateral issues. And given the fact that you have 200 countries knocking on the door of the Oval Office trying to get in to see the leader of still the greatest power on Earth — we can't take that relationship for granted. We just can't assume, as people were able to do when President (Ronald) Reagan was there, for example, or President (George H.W.) Bush, that Canada would be at the top of their priority list, too, from time to time.
So it's very important that the government continue, as I think it's doing, to force the issues. To make certain that we get heard in America, in the White House, and in the administration with all of the care, and attention and respect that Canada deserves.
6. In your view, what is the single greatest challenge and single greatest opportunity facing Canada today, and as it heads toward its 150th anniversary?
I would simply say that I think that the Canadian government, to maintain as I say, the triumvirate of priorities that I articulated earlier on. At least for me. They don't have to guide other people; at least for me they were my guides in terms of what we should be seeking to do. I think that policies by the national government, and the private sector, have to be refined, developed that will enable Canada to seize opportunities in a dramatically transforming global economy. This includes policies that deal with taxation, that deal with productivity, that deal with trade to ensure that Canada becomes and ranks with the most competitive nations in the world at all times.
Productivity enhancement is the only way. There are not two ways or five ways. Productivity enhancement is the only way you generate new national wealth. And that has to be a top-of-the-line consideration for the national government in the development and implementation of economic policies. Particularly, as I say, given the transformation that's taking place in the global economy.
I would say also that we have to remember that the values of freedom and tolerance are the basis for a great deal of Canada's success, and for a lot of the reasoning that other people consider when they look at us from around the world and express such admiration for our nation. This should be a source of pride for all Canadians, and I'm sure that it probably is. You know, the respect that the Canadian passport has everywhere around the world. This is a great thing for our country. And as we go towards our 150th anniversary, which is really quite remarkable. When we go there, to that, I think these fundamental values have to be maintained, strengthened and enhanced.
You know, the sovereignty of a country is, in large measure, determined by the strength of its economy. Only if you can defend your interests in all areas can you call yourself a full-fledged nation. And you can only defend those interests if you have arranged for the economy to develop freely so that you can exploit the genius of the Canadian entrepreneurs and business people and the tremendous productive capacities of Canadian workers. You have to put all that together within political parameters that allows this Canadian genius to flourish. And if that does, you don't have to worry because the Canadian people themselves will ensure the continuation of that prosperity, and the freedom and the tolerance, which, as I say, has been the basis for much of our national success.


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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - buy an adapter in U.S. or in Oman? Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in buy an adapter in U.S. or in Oman? Goto page Previous 1, 2 Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Oman View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message veiledsentimentsJoined: 20 Feb 2003Posts: 17604Location: USA Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 1:55 am Post subject: Noelle wrote: As for the phone- I just ordered a new gsm quad-band unlocked phone that is not for use in the U.S. It was the best I could do. But I'm not holding my breath that it will work once I land though... As you know... I know nothing about these fancy phone thingies. But I don't believe that any phone works on arrival... as I understand, you will need to get a local sim card before it works. BUT... I do recall someone saying here that you can get them at the airport??? As I said, the next question goes to the person who picks you up at the airport. This may be the best reason of all to go into the office first thing in the morning (since you likely won't be able to sleep anyway) and also check about getting an internet hook-up ASAP. VS Back to top madrilenoJoined: 19 Aug 2010Posts: 265Location: Salalah, Oman Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 9:49 am Post subject: lostdegaine wrote: I'd like to butt into this thread if you don't mind and ask a question of you Skype users in Oman. I've just downloaded a VPN and Skype onto my computer here ( I already have a Skype account that I set up in the States), but when I try to log into my account through the VPN it won't do it. I just get the little arrow icon spinning in circles and then the Skype box finally says it couldn't connect. Has anyone else had this problem or does anyone have an idea of why it is doing this? Skype is blocked in Oman and the UAE. How long have you been here to just now be realizing this? Back to top veiledsentimentsJoined: 20 Feb 2003Posts: 17604Location: USA Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 2:31 pm Post subject: Normally those that had downloaded it already on computers had been able to get around the block and use it. (the block seemed to be to the downloading of the program) Others were using VPNs to get around the block and use it. VS Back to top lostdegaineJoined: 16 May 2004Posts: 35 Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2012 7:13 pm Post subject: Yes, Skype is blocked but by using a VPN, such as Astrill, you can get around the block. My colleagues, who use Skype almost every day, have heped me resolve my problem. However, I have now found that Google Talk works even better and is cheaper, so I think I'll stick to that and not even use Skype. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Oman All times are GMTGoto page Previous 1, 2 Page 2 of 2 Jump to: Select a forum Where to Begin----------------General DiscussionNewbie ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumOnline Teaching Forum Africa Forums----------------General Africa Forum Asia Forums----------------CambodiaChina (Job-related Posts Only)China (Off-Topic)Hong KongIndiaIndonesiaJapanMalaysiaPhilippinesSingaporeTaiwanThailandGeneral Asia ForumVietnam Caribbean Forums----------------General Caribbean Forum Europe Forums----------------Czech RepublicFranceGermanyGreeceItalyMacedonia and the BalkansPolandRomaniaRussia & C.I.S.SpainTurkeyUkraineUnited KingdomGeneral Europe Forum Latin America Forums----------------ArgentinaBrazilChileColombiaCosta RicaMexicoMexico (off-topic)PeruGeneral Latin America Forum The Middle East Forums----------------BahrainEgyptIsraelKuwaitOmanQatarSaudi ArabiaUnited Arab EmiratesGeneral Middle East Forum North America Forums----------------General North America Forum Oceania----------------Australia/New Zealand You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Contact Dave's ESL Cafe Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved. Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group Teaching Jobs in China


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I headed up Saturday morning for some bouldering at Pawtuckaway, but by the time I was passing through norther RI amd Mass it was blowing snow. Everybody bailed, so I ended up checking out the new Evolution gym in Concord and setting routes all weekend. It looks like it will be a great, well thought out gym. Almost all the walls are at least slightly overhanging, so there are no dead walls that end up being collectors of boring routes, yet there are still routes of all grades. It sounds like the grand opening will be in January, but they are hoping to be open for climbing this coming weekend.
Slabs can be good, but in a gym setting they have to be changed frequently as they get dirty and polished quickly.
DWT: how was the walk off? Did you come down the trail climber's left?
Black Dike on Sunday...crux pitch is rather thin...maybe 1 or 2 screws that whole pitch
watched the baby girl and dreamed about new routes...
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Gearing up for an epic rivalry, Prince William and Kate Middleton attended the Autumn International rugby match between Wales and New Zealand at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales on Saturday (November 24).
Prior to taking in the game, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge greeted injured former players who are beneficiaries of the Welsh Rugby Charitable Trust.
While greeting the players, the Duchess looked elegant in a long red LK Bennet overcoat while her Prince wore a dark suit and red tie to coordinate with his bride.
After agreeing to support the Trust, which helps assist severely injured rugby players, a representative from the organization expressed his gratitude to the royals. Edward Jones, WRCT secretary said, "We are delighted that HRH the Duke of Cambridge has agreed to be patron of the trust and, in so doing, support the work of providing and caring for those who have suffered serious injury on the rugby field in Wales."
Injured player Paul Davies was pleased with the visit and said, "I got the impression that both William and Kate were here for the trust, not just the match. It was a real pleasure for us to talk with them, and I think they felt it was a pleasure for them to talk with us too."
Enjoy the pictures of Prince William and Kate Middleton at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff (November 24).


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I'm not going to go so far as to say that next week is going to be a good one, as a few of the games seem iffy in terms of quality at this point, but it is somewhat busy. - PSLS
So long The Cave. I didn't even download you.
Did you add it to your list at least?
There is a lot of stuff on Plus that I don't think I'll care for, but I still "purchase" them just incase for later. You never know, a friend might sell you on the game a year from now and you'll want to check it out - if you've already "purchased" it, you just download and enjoy. Otherwise, you got to pay for it.
Cave is actually pretty good, prob not worth $15 but if you can get it free from the subscription I think its worth the time.
If you add it to the list you can still DL the game right?
If you're talking PS+, you can download the free games from your download list at any time, as long as you are still a PS+ member.
Adding to what Trendy said you can even have a gap in your sub. Whenever you re-up you'll have access to all of the games on your list.
Definitely getting Capcom vs. SNK 2 and Jet Set Radio.
Better off with NullDC for CvS2 unless you hope that the support will lead to a real release of CvS2 then by all means.
cool metro last light DLC for only $5!
Lol at the ps1 game
Oh man! Capcom vs SNK 2 on Tuesday!! Also, Shin Megami Tensei IV on Tuesday!! And wait! I'm gonna go watch Pacific Rim on Tuesday?? My Tuesday next week seems AWESOME!! :DD Did I mention Tuesday?
More Soul Sacrifice DLC!
Time and Eternity looks good. Might have to pick that up
Capcom Vs SNK 2 On The PSN Store on Tuesday! Sweet! A Must Buy!
For people who either don't have enough HD space, or don't know whether or not they will like a specific game, -just download everything PS+ offers. Even if you erase or cancel the download before it's finished. It will be in your download history and you will be able to access it even once PS removes it from the instant collection.
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Danny Hylton is hoping that Gary Waddock will again get the best out of him after yesterday completing his move to Oxford United.
The 25-year-old striker played under the U's head coach when he was at Aldershot, and says that his spell at the Recreation Ground was his best in professional football.
Hylton has signed a two-year deal at the Kassam Stadium, and is hoping to put a disappointing campaign behind him.
The 6ft forward made just one appearance for Sky Bet League One side Rotherham, spending part of the season on loan at Bury and AFC Wimbledon.
But Hylton says he is delighted to have completed his move to Oxford, and can't wait for the season to get under way.
"I enjoyed every minute when Gary was my manager before and he was a massive factor in me coming here," Hylton said.
"He has belief in you and a good style of play. He likes to play good attacking football and hopefully the fans will enjoy it. It's a fresh start for me and I am really excited – I can't wait to get going now."
Hylton scored 48 times in 139 starts for Aldershot, before moving to Rotherham last summer.
However, things did not go well at the New York Stadium, the striker making just one appearance for the Millers at Brentford in October.
A week later, he went on loan to Bury, where he scored twice in seven starts and then in January went to Wimbledon where he netted three times in ten starts.
"I went to Rotherham and it didn't work out how I wanted it to, but that's part of football," he added.
"You can't predict what's going to happen and you have to experience the lows as well as the highs. It can only make you stronger.
"I now know what it's like to not really play for a year and I don't want to go through that again."
Hylton, who was handed an eight-match ban in May 2012 after being found guilty of two charges of racial abuse, will link up with his new teammates when they report back for pre-season.
Our top stories:
- Oxford United sign loan deal with Everton full back
- Business secretary visits motor firm that powers electric Jaguar supercar - see it in action
- Sunday Times columnist suggests Oxfordshire should be 'concreted over'
- Helicopters land on school field to launch Oxford Poppy Appeal
- WESTGATE: Major clothing brand announces it will open store
- Veterans remember soldiers who died at Battle of Passchendaele
- American-style restaurant chain wants to open at the new Westgate Centre
- New faces around the county council cabinet table
- Oxfordshire detective is a contestant on Channel 4 survival show The Island with Bear Grylls
- Managing director Greig Box Turnbull to leave Oxford United at end of season
- Companies still signing up for jobs fair at Oxford Town Hall
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In the past few months I've provided a number of blog posts about ways to configure and use SQL Server's Database Mail functionality to proactively send alerts and notifications. However, one way that I've recently found to be more effective is to stop sending emails/notifications via Database Mail to email addresses and to instead start sending them to Operators.
Related: Avoiding 'Failed to notify
I've long maintained that any alerts or emails sent via SQL Server (or any other automation) should be sent to aliases—not individuals. That way it's much easier to just modify "membership" in [email protected] than to go in and make changes to specific email addresses when employee changeover occurs.
But an even better way is to use a further bit of abstraction—an Operator—instead of mere aliases. Or, in other words, think of the SQL Server Agent's ability to create different operators kind of like the benefit of creating roles—you can create a couple of different "profiles" and then manage "membership" in those "roles" as needed. So, for example, you can create an operator called "Alerts" to be notified of job failures, degradation of performance conditions, errors, and so on. But if you've got an environment where folks in various departments need to be notified when various jobs (that are managing business logic instead of maintenance tasks) complete (or fail), then you could create additional operators such as Billing or CustomerService or Analytics.
You can then assign the Email name field for these operators to various aliases within your organization (e.g., [email protected]) and then, if you ever need to add "Managers" or whatever, you can just go in and include that alias in the same Email name field, as shown below:
From there, you can specify this Operator from any "Operator" drop-downs as necessary or send email directly to Operators (instead of email addresses/aliases) using code such as the following:
EXEC msdb..sp_notify_operator @profile_name = N'General', -- email profile @name = 'CustomerService', -- operator name @subject = N'Such and Such Report is Done', @body = N'Body of the email/notification goes here.'; GO
Overall, sp_notify_operator is fairly obvious/logical to use—the only thing that might not seem that intuitive right away is the @profile_name parameter, which is the Database Mail profile you'd like to use to send the email.


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BAMS is a national merchant services company specializing in credit card and debit card processing, eCommerce, and check processing solutions.
Our ad will be featured in a magazine to be given out to all visitors and spectators at the trade show. The trade show is sponsored by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and will have many media outlets present. Most visitors are business owners. We want to get our brand out to them to have them consider us for their merchant services accounts.
We have a half of a page of a 10"w x 14"h page. The dimensions for our half page ad are 10"w x 7"h. The ad will be printed in black and white. A PDF file is requested.
Imagine the half page ad as a long rectangle. It would be ideal to have the ad divided into 2 sections - visual and print. One side should be the attached picture below relating to the industry. The other side should be these points talking about BAMS. Please get as creative as you can. We're going for a business savvy, modern, web 2.0 demographic of viewers. Using an alternate non copy written image is fine as long as it matches the theme of the ad.
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Give Peace No Chance? Paul McCartney Faces Death Threats...
It took him 40 years to overcome an official Israeli government ban, but now Paul McCartney is facing death threats over his plans to play at Tel Aviv's Park Hayarkon next Thursday on 25th September. If you thought Heather Mills was his biggest problem, think again...
The former Beatle has vowed to go ahead with the Friendship First concert celebrating the Jewish state's 60th anniversary, despite vows from Islamic extremists to make him the target of suicide bombers.
According to the Daily Express newspaper, Syrian-born cleric Omar Bakri proclaimed in his weekly Web broadcast, "Our enemy's friend is our enemy. Thus Paul McCartney is the enemy of every Muslim ... If he values his life Mr. McCartney must not come to Israel. He will not be safe there. The sacrifice operatives will be waiting for him."
McCartney appeared on Israeli television to say he would not be intimidated by the threats. "I was approached by different political bodies who asked me not to come here," he said. "I refused. I do what I think and I have many friends who support Israel."
He would not be the first Western artist to perform in the country. In recent years, Phil Collins, Erykah Badu, Lauryn Hill, the Black Eyed Peas and Arrested Development have all played concerts there, while Leonard Cohn, Bjork, Snoop Dogg and Madonna have cancelled scheduled appearances.
The Beatles were originally set to perform in Israel in 1965 but the concert was cancelled at the last minute over fears that the music would corrupt the morals of Israeli youth.
Meanwhile, a spokesman for the singer said, "Paul's Friendship First concert is about his music. Paul's is a message of peace."
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A display at the LaPorte County Historical Society Museum in northwest Indiana is featuring the history of the Airstream trailer through photographs, as well as the history of the Midwest Unit of the Airstream Travel Trailer Club, according to the South Bend Tribune.
Photographs, scrapbooks, banners, jackets, flags and other memorabilia will be displayed through April.
The Midwest Unit of the Airstream Travel Trailer Club, known as Wally Byam Caravan Club International, was founded in Michigan City in 1957. Named for the inventor of the Airstream travel trailer, the unit went on to include nine states in the Midwest, according to a news release.
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The prominent national anti-abortion group Priests for Life has urged the city of West Palm Beach to avoid proposed buffer zones around its abortion clinics, like the Presidential Women's Center.
"All civil rights movements have brought their message to the streets to educate the public through our first amendment rights," said Fr. Frank Pavone, national director of Priests for Life. "I urge the city of West Palm Beach to avoid the unnecessary buffer zones now being considered. The pro-life movement is a peaceful movement. Others who are not peaceful will not be deterred by buffer zones. If you're willing to inflict violence, you're certainly willing to transgress a buffer zone."
Meanwhile, Fr. Pavone indicated that protestors from around the country would come to West Palm Beach if buffer zones were set up, in order to counter the chilling effect it would have on First Amendment freedoms. City Commission President Kimberly Mitchell said, "I think creating this additional ordinance is going to pull the city into a national fight that we don't need to be in."
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|2009-12-24, 05:35
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|2009-12-24, 08:16
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It was nice. Yeah I understand its not so revolutionary, but I'm sure if I gobbled this "candy" all day even the best would seem mediocre. Though I have to admit it did feel in some places like recycled titanic.
|2009-12-24, 10:19
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I thought it was ok. Stupidity on both sides annoyed me in the final battle though.
Aside from that, I really liked the movie. Some people complained about the various characters in the movie being flat, but I thought they were all really interesting to watch interact on screen. Jakes boundless energy that he displays throughout the movie really is refreshing with all the genuinely emo protagonists you get in movies lately.
And Quaritch is a supreme badass.
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Roger Rambo's remarks are typical when someone who understands a topic (like battlefield tactics, for example) goes to see a movie where they didn't hire an advisor with knowledge on the subject.
I remember a movie in the 80s that utilized some flight simulation equipment my company worked on --- we went to see it and spent the entire movie just dropping our jaws at the fundamental errors in dialog, continuity, tactics.... almost every technical aspect was screwed up.
Once at NASA, a movie team put out a call for NASA engineers as extras for a modern movie they were making. We showed up .... they spent the longest time not believing we were engineers... no white shirts, crew cuts, or pocket protectors. It ranged from business casual types to long-haired motorcycle looks and other vectors of fashion.
Apollo 13 was probably one of the few movies where those of us old enough to remember didn't cringe too often. But that's because the director cared about such details.
The sad thing is that it really doesn't cost much in the big picture to run things by someone with a clue.
|2009-12-24, 16:09
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Location: Portugal
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But if a movie become too complex to the normal person to understand then it won't sell. I guess there is no in between. It's either very complex or just full of flaws. As long as the flawed sell they don't care anyway.
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It doesn't have to be "complex" to be right, stupendous, or gripping. It just means the directors didn't bother to fact-check the topic even when it wouldn't have hurt the story at all.
Movies with technical advisers and good research just tend to have more authentic feel and a solidity to them even if the viewer isn't consciously aware of it.
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Then there's the fact that the Na'vi making this kind of the mistake hurts the viewers willingness to identify the Na'vi by themselves as badass. Seeing a group being sold as badass by the film only for them to be utterlly curb stomped largely because they did really stupid things does hurt the audiences ability to identify the group as badass.
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|2009-12-24, 18:38
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Heh, the only tactics they ever had in Dragonball Z were huge energy beams and flash steps. Did it sell? Yup, and they wanted more.
Avatar was not made to make people think. It was made to empty their minds and make them lose themselves in the pretty visuals. So realism is the least of this movie's problems.
Beyond that... How Star Wars should have ended or any other film out there (Eagles) are also not made to be convincing to the mind but appealing to the eye and heart. For example...
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|2009-12-24, 23:35
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Just came back from seeing it with friends. I could have really done without all the political references and messages Cameron tried so hard to show. I'll admit, it did bother me seeing them being shown all the time.
Having said that, the movie was a visual masterpiece, and I easily found myself liking most of the characters and their roles in the movie. I would see it again.
And as a sci-fi, District 9 is VASTLY superior to Avatar.
|2009-12-25, 01:29
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Personally I can't find myself saying anything negative about the movie overall. Going in to the theater my expectations were somewhat low considering the fact that James Cameroon spent about half an hour at the last E3 during the Microsoft Press Conference babbling on about how great his movie was. So then, color me surprised when I found out that his movie was actually good. It had its flaws like the above mentioned lack of tactics on the part of an ex-Marine.
Mostly the good part of the movie is just the fact that they did a more than acceptable job of creating a new world with new concepts and despite it being a sci-fi keeping it approachable for a broad audience. They put enough fascinating science in there to make it interesting and kept enough of it under wraps to keep the story from being confusing for those not capable of handling it.
It's no masterpiece but it's also not something to scoff at. Of all the things to note about it, it has exceptional work put in visually. Movies definitely have come a long way.
Now if James Cameroon would just take the time to make movies that aren't trying to make a statement about the world's current state of affairs. But hey, Hollywood seems to think the more times they blow the planet up the sooner we'll realize we're screwing it up. Let them do what they want. =D
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This was one of the best movies Iv ever seen, Iv seen it twice both in 2-D and 3-D, might go again soon until I get sick lol. Even though people who arent all into the whole Sci-Fi, fantasy thing, you got too admit that Avatar was magical and beautiful beyond your wildest dreams.
Also people may not notes, but Avatar is actually quite accurate too the problems in the world where in both Africa and South America, people are tearing down forests and causing people who live in the forests Tribs etc etc alot of pain, this movie in a way refected on that with more magical way and got alot of people thinking...
I also have really really really great news for those who loved the Avatar as much as I do... Sequal not only that but 2 sequals are planned if the movie goes as planned.
So yeah as you can see, James Cameron is aiming on making Avatar into a trilogy like, LOTR, Aliens, Star Wars etc etc... and the staff members, actors are all ready too go for another few years.
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I was really confused by them saying in th beginning of the movie how tough the Na'Vi (sp?) skin was and how they're bones were epicly strong but the bullets pierced right through them like they were human.
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Friday, January 29th, 2010
President Barack Obama's "State of the Union" address included a wide array of promises for new spending programs and tax cuts despite a record $1.35 trillion deficit projected for the current fiscal year.
Obama's "State of the Union" address included 10 new proposals for increased spending:
• "Take $30 billion of the money Wall Street banks have repaid and use it to help community banks give small businesses the credit they need to stay afloat."
• "Put more Americans to work building clean energy facilities."
• "To create more of these clean energy jobs, we need more production, more efficiency, more incentives."
• "Incentives for energy efficiency and clean energy are the right thing to do for our future."
• "It means continued investment in advanced biofuels and clean coal technologies."
• "We're launching a National Export Initiative. "
• "We need to invest in the skills and education of our people."
• "I urge the Senate to follow the House and pass a bill that will revitalize our community colleges."
• "To make college more affordable, this bill will finally end the unwarranted taxpayer-subsidies that go to banks for student loans. Instead, let's take that money and give families a $10,000 tax credit for four years of college and increase Pell Grants."
• "Another 1 million students … when they graduate … will be required to pay only 10 percent of their income on student loans, and all of their debt will be forgiven after 20 years — and forgiven after 10 years if they choose a career in public service."
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President Obama also stressed that his earlier proposals cut taxes: "We cut taxes for 95 percent of working families. We cut taxes for small businesses. We cut taxes for first-time homebuyers. We cut taxes for parents trying to care for their children. We cut taxes for 8 million Americans paying for college." In addition, he called for six more tax cuts in his speech:
• "Eliminate all capital gains taxes on small business investment."
• "Put Americans to work today building the infrastructure of tomorrow."
• "Give rebates to Americans who make their homes more energy efficient, which supports clean energy jobs."
• "We're nearly doubling the child care tax credit."
• "Expanding the tax credit for those who start a nest egg."
• "This year, we will step up re-financing so that homeowners can move into more affordable mortgages."
If that combination of new spending programs and tax cuts indicates that the near-record gap between spending and revenue will expand even more, President Obama doesn't want Americans to fear. He claims that in his search for spending cuts "we've already identified $20 billion in savings for next year." That's less than the price tag of his first new spending item alone in his laundry list of spending proposals. But he's got another proposal for fiscal "discipline," a spending freeze:
So tonight, I'm proposing specific steps to pay for the $1 trillion that it took to rescue the economy last year. Starting in 2011, we are prepared to freeze government spending for three years. Spending related to our national security, Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security will not be affected, but all other discretionary government programs will…. And if I have to enforce this discipline by veto, I will.
Of course, this so-called "freeze" would not touch some 82 percent of federal spending. Moreover, the "freeze" would not be an across-the-board "freeze" of even that meager portion of "non-defense discretionary spending," as the term is called. It's probably worth noting that much of the current deficit was racked up while the Bush administration, and its compliant GOP Congress kept non-defense discretionary spending to near-zero growth levels. The four programs Obama mentioned are the ones increasing geometrically and in dire need of serious spending cuts.
But even this meager "freeze" measure does not live up to its billing. It's not an across-the-board freeze. Obama would allow dramatic increases within those non-defense discretionary categories, as long as other programs are proportionately cut. And none of it would start until after the next election and all of the "stimulus" spending raises the spending bar further:
I know that some in my own party will argue that we can't address the deficit or freeze government spending when so many are still hurting. I agree, which is why this freeze won't take effect until next year, when the economy is stronger. That's how budgeting works.
That is, apparently, how budgeting works in the Obama administration. He titled his first budget, for fiscal 2010 "A New Era of Responsibility." And the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office has labeled his deficit spending ways "unsustainable." The CBO's January report this month noted: "Under current law, the federal fiscal outlook beyond this year is daunting: Projected deficits average about $600 billion per year over the 2011–2020 period despite an anticipated economic recovery, albeit a slow and tentative one." That's a deficit level even with the CBO's supersonic growth projection of 4.4 percent after 2011.
Meanwhile, the White House's Office of Management and Budget is still boasting of it's fiscal management that "The First Cuts Are the Deepest" in a January 14 blog item, patting themselves for finding a mere $17 billion in fat last year that they persuaded Congress to eliminate. That amount was less than two percent of the increase in the deficit President Obama has admitted to causing.
President Obama made it clear in his "State of the Union" address January 27 that he plans to spend and tax-cut his way out of the deficit. His speech was a laundry list — actually, a Christmas list — of promises on which he can't deliver without increasing the deficit further. This is precisely the strategy used by many neo-conservative Republicans who argued four years ago that deficits don't matter.
The question is, will the American people fall for the same neo-conservative line once again under a Democrat? During the height of Roosevelt's New Deal in the 1930s, "Brain trust" member Harry Hopkins told business leaders at a race track that FDR's recovery strategy was "Tax and tax, spend and spend, elect and elect." Newspapers also quoted him as saying that the "people are just too damned dumb to understand" about critics of New Deal-era arts funding. The two quotes got melded in the heat of the era, and popularly became: "Tax and tax, spend and spend, elect and elect, the people are just too damned dumb to understand."
President Obama's "State of the Union" agenda could be summed up by Harry Hopkins as: "Tax-cut and tax-cut, spend and spend, bigger deficits and bigger deficits, the people are just too damned dumb to understand."


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Ahhh, the constant hunt for the perfect foundation. I didn't find mine until a couple of years ago, and I'm 32! In a world of YouTube beauty tutorials and friends claiming they've found the best one yet, it's easy to see why we're constantly changing up our makeup routines—particularly our foundation. So instead of titling this post How to Find THE Perfect Foundation, I felt ...YOUR Perfect Foundation was a better fit. No two skin types are exactly the same, so rather than trying what works for everyone else, start by doing your own homework with the steps below.
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First things first, make sure you really understand your skin type. Are you dry, oily, combination or normal? Do you have acne, redness or brown spots, wrinkles, etc.? Knowing your skins strengths and weaknesses is the first step toward foundation success. Keep the following in mind with each of these skin types:
If your current foundation leaves your skin feeling flaky, you're in need of a moisture-packed foundation. Creamy, gel-based and oil options are great for your skin. Also, consider your pre-foundation routine. Are you using a moisturizer? When my skin feels extra dry, I'll actually mix a little of my moisturizer in with my foundation for a boost.
Sure, you want to glow, but you don't want to look like you just got out of the gym all the time. If you're on the oily side, avoid foundations that are oil based and try a silicone option.
For combination skin, a clay option is great. It mattifys, while balancing out those dry and oil spots at the same time. You'll also want to avoid illuminating options that boast a dewy finish.
If you've got pretty normal skin, great! If your skin tends to change slightly with the seasons (like mine), focus on the tips above for dry or oily moments. You might even want to keep two foundation options on hand for those seasonal changes.
Not quite sure what your skin type is? Book a consultation at your local spa and ask for someone who specializes in dermatology. It is absolutely worth spending the money, rather than spending it on foundation after foundation that doesn't work for you.
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Consider that your skin tone will change seasonally with a tan, or if you use self tanners. I recommend having two shades on hand. One to use during the time of year your skin is most tan and one to use when your skin is at it's most fair. Then, during those in between months, you can mix a custom combo of the two!
Ask a pro. Just like figuring out your skin type, it is always helpful to get help from a makeup artist who knows their stuff!
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Recently going through a complete overhaul, the top floor of the Lani Kai was gutted, rebuilt and remodeled over the last several months, now boasting an all-new dining experience, with the Island View restaurant. This upscale dining retreat offers casual dining prices, complete with raw bar, dining area, lounge area, full bar and a wood-burning brick oven, "The only wood-burning oven on Fort Myers Beach," said Larry Puccia, general manager of the Lani Kai resort. "We're happy to announce we'll be opening the Island View's doors to the public Saturday, March 22, at 4 p.m."
Searching for the best of the best, the resort's executive chef has to be as good as its all-new dining endeavor, so Jason Smith-Agate was sought out and shipped down from Chicago, Ill., executive chef of the restaurant, as well as all other food operations within the resort.
The head chef has been cooking since he was a child, and proud to introduce the Island View with an all-new menu, featuring a fresh take on Italian-American cooking, utilizing fresh seafood from the gulf, as well as from-scratch recipes that have been passed down through Jason's family for generations.
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Executive Chef Jason Smith-Agate was brought down from Chicago to offer the all-new Island View restaurant, atop the Lani Kai, a fresh take on authentic Italian meals. Enjoy large, tasty portions in an upscale dining hall at affordable prices and relaxed atmosphere. The Island View opens to the public Saturday, March 22, serving dinner. Photo by MELISSA SCHNEIDER.
"We're offering great authentic Italian dishes that are reasonably priced in nice, large portions. All of my recipes are from my family in Italy great Italian food I grew up on," Chef Jason said, whose family still owns and runs three restaurants in Chicago. "They've inspired me to take their traditions down to Southwest Florida. Many are light and health-conscious with lots of flavor. I'm excited to be here it's a dream come true. The Conidaris family treats me like one of their own, and we're very excited to open to show Fort Myers Beach something different that they haven't seen before."
Coming fresh out of the wood-burning oven, all dishes are made-to-order, and cook much faster, with 750 degrees of all-natural heat roasting their meal. Try a sampling of the many Italian dishes, like Napoletana pizza, calzones, stuffed eggplant and more.
From the raw bar, enjoy a wide range of locally caught seafood, like oysters, clams and shrimp, along with crab claws, octopus, lobster and much more, all fresh.
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"It's upscale dining in a casual and relaxed setting, with all-affordable prices. We want people to come in and have a good time," Chef Jason said, who, in his life-long cooking career, served several celebrities, athletes and all-stars over the years.
The resort's glass elevator toward the front of the building will be dedicated to Island View guests, so no need to walk through the lobby or breezeway area.
While in its early stages of opening, the restaurant will open for dinner, featuring happy hour every day from 4 to 6 p.m., with wood-fired apps for $5, like pizzas, calzones, stuffed eggplant and more, specials from the raw bar, along with $5 martinis, margaritas, house wines and others. Later down the road, it plans to open for brunch, with an Easter brunch April 20. And stop in Tuesday evenings for Italian two-for-one pasta night.
Perfectly complement your meal with a signature cocktail from the restaurant's full bar. Just a few specialized drinks that are on the menu include keylime martinis, bellinis, smoking cosmopolitans, 15-ounce fishbowl cocktails, homemade sangria, a great selection of craft beers, and wine from a very small, family-owned vineyard in California.
"As we're a family owned restaurant, we wanted to offer a very special, premium wine from a family-owned vineyard, called Wente, offered by the glass," Chef Jason said.
Live entertainment will play nightly, and who can resist the gorgeous view of the gulf. The restaurant's stylish decor is warm and inviting, with a very relaxed, eclectic ambiance. Guests can enjoy dining amidst friends and family in the dining hall, or a more casual high-top table in the lounge area.
Granite countertops stretch across both the raw bar and full liquor bar, and antique-inspired chandeliers elegantly light the grill room.
"It's a beautiful setting, beautiful view with a casual dresscode, so guests can come in, enjoy a delicious upscale meal and live music while in a very relaxed and inviting setting," Chef Jason said. "It doesn't get any better than this place the view, setting, food and atmosphere."
Hours to the all-new Island View are 4 p.m. to midnight, with the dining area closing at 10 p.m. After your meal, join others in the lounge for late-night wood-burned apps and an upscale nightlife setting.
"The Conidaris family, in its 36 years of Estero Island, wanted to do something special for all of those patrons who have regularly given their support of the business. This is their way of thanking everyone," Chef Jason said. "They put a great team and family together, and we want to be the best affordable five-star dining in all of Southwest Florida. Come on up and have a great time."
Although walk-ins are welcome, reservations are highly recommended. Dress code is casual. The Island View is at 1400 Estero Blvd., atop the Lani Kai Island Resort. Call 239-463-3111 to RSVP.


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La voz de Worcester no ha muerto, solo duerme.
The voice of Worcester is not dead, only sleeping. These two sentences, the first written in Spanish and the second in English, say the same thing, but for some only one will bring understanding.
That doesn't mean the world of the Spanish speaker is different from that of the English speaker. After all, language, like music, accentuates, rather than defines our lives. In both worlds you will find love and hate, laughter and tears, courage and cowardice, triumph and failure, empathy and apathy and individuals like Andres Perez.
A well-known and much beloved radio personality in the Worcester Latino community, Mr. Perez, known by his audience as the voice of Worcester, died July 29, following a one-year battle with cancer, an adversary he knew very well through his annual radiothons to raise funds for children who suffer from terminal illnesses.
"He loved this city like he loved his family," Octavio Sanchez, a local businessman and longtime friend, said.
"He believed Latinos have a lot to offer the community, and he spent his life here chipping away at the barriers that would keep us from being active and influential community members. He was a simple man, whose message to the general community was simply 'we too are like you�we too have people who pass away and who we will miss very much."
It is hard to fathom Mr. Perez being humble and down-to-earth as Mr. Sanchez and other friends and relatives have described him. This was a man, for example, who before he had even been introduced to his wife, Tania Martina Romero, pointed her out to a friend and declared she was the girl he would marry.
Yet, as Maritza Rodriquez, a family friend, noted, the sincerity of his intentions was soon realized in his eventual marriage to Ms. Romero, and his subsequent decision to abandon a flourishing radio career in the Dominican Republic to follow her here to America.
Then again, according to Tania Perez Romero, the eldest of Mr. Perez' two daughters, "he always did the right thing, even if it was a difficult choice."
The community came to understand this penchant of Mr. Perez for doing the right thing during his many years broadcasting on MEGA 1310 AM station in Worcester. He used his radio presence to help Latinos, particularly the younger generation, bridge the gap between the culture that molded their immigrant parents, and the culture that now molds them here in America, according to Juan Matos, president of Casa Cultural Dominicana.
According to Mr. Matos, Mr. Perez would accompany his music broadcasts with discussions exploring the stories behind the music, the singers, the writers, the time in which those musicians were living, and the impact they had on their times.
His work outside the radio studio, which he gave even greater weight, was broad and vigorous. He was vice president of Casa Cultural Dominicana de Worcester, which works to preserve the Dominican culture and to raise the quality of life of Latinos living in the Worcester community.
He was a central figure in several other community groups and organizations, and he was instrumental in the creation of the annual Latino Festival, which will be dedicated to him this year.
Mr. Perez's "beautiful voice," which could command attention, while being assuring at the same time, was silenced by the cancer shortly before he died, his wife noted. Nevertheless, she said, those whose lives her husband touched will still be able to hear him, if they abide by the goodness of their hearts.
"La voz de Worcester no ha muerto," she said. "Solo duerme."
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MidAmerican plans turbines in Iowa
MidAmerican Energy of Des Moines to build 258-turbine, 597-MW expansion next year in several Iowa counties, usingrenewed wind energy tax credits.
In an article posted by Dan Piller for the Des Moines Register, he reports a large wind project for 2011 by MidAmerican Energy.
MidAmerican Energy of Des Moines gave the wind industry a much-needed kick Tuesday when it announced a 258-turbine, 597-MW expansion to be built next year in Adair, Adams, Calhoun, and Cass counties.
The new project will provide electricity to about 190,000 retail electric customers in Iowa by 2012 and expand MidAmerican's nation-leading capacity of wind energy among investor-owned utilities from its current 1,280 megawatts to 1,877 MW. (A megawatt (MW) can power between 250 and 500 homes.) The project would also expand Iowa's wind generating capacity from 3,600 MW to more than 4,200 MW, second in the United States behind Texas. Because of Iowa's smaller population, Iowa ranks first in the nation in per-capita wind generation.
Groundbreaking for the first turbines is expected in the spring. The turbines will come from Siemens plants in Fort Madison and Hutchinson, Kan. The state gave Siemens a $1 million forgivable loan for a $44 million expansion of its next-generation wind turbine blade facility in Fort Madison, which employs about 600 people.
MidAmerican is also buying a 52-turbine wind project near Laurel, south of Marshalltown, from RPM Access of West Des Moines. Since MidAmerican operates under an agreement with state regulators to freeze rates through the end of 2013, the new wind project will not cause a rate increase for MidAmerican's 770,000 Iowa electricity customers. The company serves 770,000 customers in Iowa, including Council Bluffs, Davenport, Des Moines, Iowa City, Sioux City and Waterloo.
The project is the first announced after Congress renewed wind energy tax credits in its recent lame-duck session. Newly extended investment credits will not be used for the Iowa project. Instead, MidAmerican will use an existing production tax credit that allows deductions of up to 2.2 cents/kWh over a 10-year period. That deduction won't be up for extension until 2012.
Like other wind energy, the new turbines will be used for what utilities call "peaking" generation--supplementing the regular baseload electricity provided by coal-fired generators that run around the clock. That's why turbines don't always turn, even in windy conditions.
Expansion of wind industry slowed last year because of the uncertainty over congressional extension of the tax deductions, as well as competition from larger supplies of lower-priced natural gas.
The new MidAmerican project by itself would be larger than the 395 MW of wind-powered electric generating capacity added nationally in the third quarter of 2010, the lowest quarter since 2007. For all of 2010, 1,634 MW of wind power were installed nationally, down 72% versus 2009 and the lowest level since 2006. The Iowa Utilities Board approved a 1,000-MW expansion of MidAmerican's wind capacity in the state last year. MidAmerican was forthright in telling the Iowa Utilities Board that it doesn't have an immediate need for more wind capacity for its customers in Iowa, but the new capacity would be available for future use.
In the short run MidAmerican's surplus of energy is sold to other utilities. However, its new wind capacity will be available if MidAmerican and its partner, AEP of Columbus, Ohio, are able to build a 765-kV transmission line that would connect wind energy in Iowa and the Upper Midwest with larger markets east of the Mississippi River.
Midwestern wind interests got a boost earlier this month when the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved a plan that would spread the costs for new multistate transmission for wind - estimated to be as high as $25 billion to $30 billion - among all users and not just the individual generators.
American Wind Energy Association: Wind Tax Credits
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