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Bui Diem.
"As Far as the US is Concerned the War is Over."
In the spring of 1965 I was at that time, Dr. Quat was Prime Minister, I was a minister in the prime minister's office, I was a chief of staff for Dr. Quat.
The government was formed 15 February, 1965, and the landing of the Marines in Danang on March 8, 1965. Three weeks after the formation of the government by Dr. Quat.
This was after a series of changes of government after 1964, before Quat came to power. So politically speaking, we were in a very very unstable situation by then. The military situation was bad, of course, and I presume that even before Quat assumed the prime minister's office, the Americans talked about having Am troops come to Vietnam. Because it was at that time rolling thunder, the bombing campaign began. So I remember well that during the first two weeks of Quat's government, we were confronted with this problem of facing a very unstable political situation and a very dangerous military situation. And then there was the Rolling thunder campaign going on. And the Ams by then in Saigon, Gen Taylor and Gen Westmoreland and Alexis Johnson, we were in close communication with the Am side. I remember well Gen Taylor coming to the PM's office twice a week and briefing us on the targets of the RT campaign.
We thought about the possibility of having the Am troops come to VN help SVN, but we thought in terms of contingency planning. We didn't see yet at that time, the prospect. We were confronted with thousands of problems those days. The military problems were the most imminent ones. But the, it was the origin of the whole thing. The RT campaign was going on for 2 wks already, part of the planes going north, was based in Danang. And it was a question of defending the base against the infiltration by the communist side. So in general terms it was a question of how to reinforce the defensive forces of SVN and practically for the base at Danang.
I remember it was a very general conversation. But not really in specific terms about landing of troops. In terms of background, Quat and Myself we had been psychologically speaking, very much not in favor of massive intervention of Am troops in Vietnam. We belonged to a category of nationalists who were very much aware of the fact that communists claimed that the forces for the independence were them against the invaders. And Quat with the govt of Emperor Bao Dai in 50 and 53, and he was very much uneasy about the presence of foreign troops in VN. We didn't want to have a handicap on our back in terms of fighting against communists. So the view then,was, that we would not ask for the intervention of Am troops if thee we was no mortal danger to us. The mood was then, I remember,we discussed this problem long before we came to the govt. We were political friends before that and we talked about the issue of foreign troops, and many of us and both us, were not much in favor of the intervention of foreign troops in SVN. We had to admit by then that the military situation was a precarious one.
Suddenly, on the morning of March 8, every early, I was called by Dr. Quat, and on the phone he said to me you have to come to my place right away. I said is it urgent and he said, yes it is urgent.
So I rushed to his home, not his office but his home, and there I found Manful, who was the political counselor at the Embassy in Saigon, Melvin Manful, who was political counselor at the US Embassy in Saigon, already there. And I asked what is happening. and he said, well, the I am asking you to come here because we need to draft a communique announcing the landing of Marines in Danang. I was surprised. I said, in a corner, listen is there anything that drew him to a corner, is there anything that we require this for the time being. Do we have any dangers in the military situation so we have to call in the Marines. And Quat said, I have no time right now to explain the whole thing. So sit down with Manful and draft the communique announcing the landing. P{lease be as brief as possible, just announce the landing of the Marines. And you have to say it is with the concurrence of the VN govt. So I sat down with Manful.
So we sat down with Manful and we drafted the communique announcing the drafting announcing the landing and said with the concurrence of the VN govt the marines are landing. I issued it and then Manful left. I was alone with Quat and asked him the same question before. He said tome, well, the Marines are already there, on the beach at Danang right now. But I have to mention to you that a few days earlier Gen Taylor talked to me a few days earlier about reinforcing the defense of the base in Danang, but I think that Gen Taylor was surprised himself by the sudden decision to send troops in Washington made in Washington.
The VN by then, militarily were in a very bad situation. We didn't have troops enough to secure the base and around the country we were attacked by the coms. Militarily speaking the situation was a very dangerous one and we didn't have enough a troops to face the situation.
There was no problem of trust. but the overall situation required the presence of Am troops because the planes took off from Danang and they didn't want to have these planes in jeopardy and they didn't want to risk infiltration and attack on Danang. And they needed the marines to protect them.
The military situation was very dangerous, and general Taylor talked about the possibility of reinforcing the base in Danang. But by then the decision had not been made by then, and it was not officially arranged before hand by the two govts. That was the first time that the Am troops landed troops in vn. Up to then it was adviory groups for the forces. But this was the first time we saw the combat troops in Vietnam at that time. and it was just the beginning.
These were the first marine battalions to land in Danang. I describe it just to focus the attention on the fact that there was not much cooperation between the two sides on such an important matter.
Thee had been talk of Am intervention, but much of the time it was in terms of contingency planning. but never before was it mentioned as an issue of the two governments.
In this, then, I saw the first marines landing in Danang by then.
Of course,after the first landing, Gen Taylor, Amb Maxwell Taylor, described to Quat, well it was strictly a kind of defensive measure with very limited orders to defend the base in Danang.
Gen Taylor himself opposed this kind of action himself, and Alexis Johnson, his deputy, opposed the landing of the Marines in Danang. General William Westmoreland was in favor of it.
He explained later that he would like to have a kind of enclave theory, it means that the troops would be limited to an enclave around Danang, and the Marines should not go out on operations, they should just stay there in a defensive posture. If the base was attacked, they could respond. But later the enclave was enlarged into a more expanded area. They began to patrol around and look for the coms within 40 miles and then it was expanded into the possibility of sending them somewhere else if it was requested by the VN. There is no way to be half pregnant. You are pregnant or you are not. So the enclave strategy, to gradually, into July 1965, the presence of 150,000 more troops.
It was a kind of after the first landing of Marines, always there was a last minute consultation. There was some consultation. But the process was such that we couldn't say no. And sometimes it was a fait accompli. To be very candid on this, I would say there was a kind of pro forma consultation, but not real consultation on how the vn view the problem and how the Vietnamese could bring their own ideas to such an important problem as the presence of foreign troops in Vietnam.
The viet cong didn't concentrate on this immediately. The North immediately capitalized on this. They were very quick to point out the presence of the Am troops there. My point is the process of concentration was such that we could contribute very little.
This was the Americanization of the war, the beginning of it. It began with the landing of the marines in Vietnam and was enlarged then into the full presence of 200,000 troops around the end of 1965.
In the history of the war in Vietnam, there are so many "what if" questions that nobody can have all the answers to that. When we look back to the situation then with hindsight, we have a lot of alternatives. We have at least some alternatives. The one mentioned by Harry Summers, for example. he said in his book on strategy, and a lot of Vietnamese would agree with it. instead of sending half a million troops to Vietnam, the Americans could send just a limited number of troops to stabilize the military situation. And they should limit the number of troops to that area. And they should have interdicted the infiltration of troops from NVN. Right then in 1960 and 1965. One alternative mentioned by Summers, and a lot of Vn included myself agreed, the alternative would be 1. to send to South Vietnam a very limited number of troops to stabilize the situation. 2. solve right away the vnization process 3. try to interdict the infiltration coming from nvn right then.
I don't think the small number of Ams would have been overrun in 1965. The NVN were not so strong then. The could have their offensive and try to cut the country into two parts, but I am not so sure that they could succeed in overwhelming the country by then.
It was wrong for the Americans to apply this concept to the North Vietnamese, if you strike at them quite strongly, but don't telegraph to them that today you are going to bomb the 18th parallel and tomorrow the 19th and soon it is just wrong.
Later in 1975, after the collapse of South Vietnam, many of the North Vietnamese who came to Saigon, to contact relatives still living there, they said that at the time of the Christmas bombing of Hanoi in 1972, they said they expected the South Vietnamese to come North and liberate them and it was surprise later that they had to come south to liberate the south.
Really, if the bombing was to applied to NVN, it should be applied inn strong doses and it really affected them. But when the bombing was applied through a number of years, in gradual doses, and all the time, they got adapted to the situation to it and they could thus endure it. So the way the bombing was applied was wrong.
In 1965 it is impossible for us to speculate now on the what if questions, but with all the hindsight, now a lot of reasonable people can at least in terms of international opinion and in terms of getting the South Vietnamese into the war by themselves, early in the war, perhaps then the situation would have been different.
Put yourselves in the shoes of the svn people. they were a small country And we knew that the Am intervention, like am intervention all around the world,after the second world war, we had seen the Americans intervening with the Marshall plan, in Greece with the Truman doctrine, we had seen them in Korea in the 50s. We looked upon the US as a champion of liberty. and when John Kennedy said he would pay any price and bear any burden in his inaugural. We believed him. We looked upon the ams as defenders of freedom. And we saw the intervention in SVN as a sort of continuum of other interventions. It was a handicap, we didn't want it, but if it was a matter of inevitability, then we hoped that the war could be concluded early.
The Americans were naive and arrogant, to a certain degree, they thought there was nothing they couldn't do and so they came to South Vietnam and they said to us, Now let us do the job. And perhaps in a matter of time we will do the job and then give the country back to you. But unfortunately ti didn't happen that way.
But we didn't know anything, really,about Ams then. We were as amazed at the Ams then. They had been there since 1954 but we knew little about them. We had big misperceptions about Americans then, you see.
One of the tragedies of the war was that the two people came together when the vn understoodstood very little about Ams and the Ams understood practically about the vn. That is a tragedy of history that two people come together without understanding each other. We had standard ideas about the Ams. but even at the end of the war by 1975 most vn never understood the am system in am. But I was a Vietnamese in Saigon and when I went to Washington as ambassador, I went around and I didn't understand anything about Americans. We knew very little about them despite the fact that they were there as advisers for many years.
We understood very little about am politics and am policies. We believed their public statements. Perhaps blindly. It was a big mistake on our part. We didn't know much. We didn't know how policies were influence in the us by congress and by US public opinion. We thought that the president of the US could do anything. Even Thieu later on, with promises from Nixon that the US would comeback if the Paris Agreement was violated, Thieu believed in Nixon's words. He thought when Nixon said something, it would be done. Even for sophisticated people in Saigon they didn't know that much about American policies and decision making in Washington.
there was a gradual education of the Vietnamese. But not up to the point that we here in the US today understand, how policy is formed and how it is influenced by everyday events in the US. We never never thought you could be as treacherous as the French. We thought in terms of the US as a superpower.
somehow people understood that President Diem, especially around the end of his regime, became so popular, it was more his fault than the American fault, that he was deposed. Even with the gradual education of VN about Am policies and Ams in general, the SVN even during the last days of Saigon, you have a lot of trust and confidence in the US.
There was a visible improvement in the military situation after the landing of the troops. But the war dragged on. At the same time we had to be patient with a lot of political problems in terms of constitutional problems in terms of the new government in terms of the economy due to the presence of American troops, so time flew by quickly between the end of 1965 and, at which there were around 200,000 troops. The buildup was happened during 1966 and 1967,up to 500,000 men. During 1966 and 1967, the visible thing that we saw there was the impossibility for the coms to take over. There was improvement in pacification at the same time. There was beginning of the development of the ARVN by then. But at the same time, there was a feeling of impatience, because we couldn't solve our problems easily. the search and destroy policy from Westmoreland, succeeded in pushing the enemy troops across the border, and inside South Vietnamese with our troops we could begin to control more of the territory. There was an improvement of the military situation. but the improvement was not what we hoped for, the end of the war.
In the same time, in the US, this impatience with the war was building, 1966 and 1967. Then the anti war movement in the US. It culminated with the Tet offensive in early 1968. By then it was a kind of reverse situation. The Johnson administration began thinking of getting out already and there was the presidential elections in 1968, and all these problems were intertwined. During 1967 and 1968 the military situation improved. Only improved, but the war went on. As the war dragged on, the Ams got impatient around the beginning of 1967 and 1968.
I served in Saigon, began my years in the govt with Quat in 1965 and stayed there in 1965 and after that with General Ky in 1965 and 1966, and I came here to serve as Ambassador in 1967. As Ky I was also assistant to the prime minister.
In the US I saw the anti war movement. I thought that the Ams would become more impatient with the war and eventually they would get out of the war. I didn't know under what conditions, but all I felt then was that they couldn't stay long in the war, given the patient mood of this country and the public opinion beginning to be against the war.
I sent back my reports in 1967 and 1968, and I kept all my cables, I warned the government in Saigon even in 1967 that the US would not stay long in the war. I thought, however, that aid would continue. I didn't see a disaster with when the Ams withdrew.
There was always a tremendous difference of perception between Washington and Saigon. And the Ams in Saigon even thought differnt from those in Washington. I was in Washington and I tried to communicate the differences in perception between Washington and Saigon.
When the South Vietnamese saw the Americans coming to Cam Ranh Bay, building millions and millions of dollars. When they saw that, they could never think in terms of the Ams giving up these kinds of and going home. That was our way of thinking. How could the Americans spend billions of dollars on this in Vietnam, and wash it off. It was to us unthinkable. It was impossible for the South Vietnamese to understand this. They perceived of the Ams coming to SVN to help us to staying there until Communism was completely defeated there.
For all of the South Vietnamese who like myself had lived under communism, we never had illusions about the sincerity of the communists in terms of negotiations. We knew by then, we knew them because we had lived under them and because they put it openly in their writings, they call it fight and talk and talk and fight, that strategy was well known for all of us. They put it clearly in their writing. So we understood and we had no illusions about it. If they accept peace talks and decide to talk peace, it was for convenient reasons of their own, military and political. It was for their own advantage and not because they want peace.
We were always nervous about the secret talks in Paris. In May 1968 I was picked to serve as ambassador and then to serve as an observer in Paris, and I was there with Governor Harriman and Cyrus Vance. But it was just the beginning of the talks, and we saw that one way or the other, there would be some kind of private talks. I remember even in June 1968, during the kind of formal negotiations between the two sides, I saw a friend of mine on the Am team, Bill Jordan, having lunch with someone from the other side on negotiations, and we saw right away that there was this possibility of the Americans meeting secretly with the North Vietnamese provided that the North Vietnamese wanted it. And the Americans probed and probed and probed looking for a settlement.
Thieu knew about the secret talks since 1969, but nothing is black and white. We cannot say that Thieu or the VN govt was not consulted about these private talks. Because Nixon did mention to Thieu that thee could be private talks and Thieu agreed with him. But the Kissinger way of operating, he was simply informed of it without the substance of it. It means that every time Henry Kissinger met with Le Duc Tho , he sent back a very laconic telegram to Saigon, and Bunker would have a meeting with Thieu and he would talk about the meeting, but Thieu was never briefed in substance about these talks, and that is the reason why in October 1972, he objected to the Kissinger draft of the agreement. He thought he was cheated by Kissinger and the maximum would be that the VN were briefed in a very sketchy form.
When I first heard the agreement, I was out of the government, I left the government in the middle of 1972, and I became a private citizen. In the beginning of 1973 I became ambassador at large, I came here then. When I returned around the end of the summer in the summer of 1972, but my colleague who replaced me in Washington, Tran Kim Phuong, he came to me quite often and apprised me of the situation.
Washington and Hanoi began to agree on the draft of an agreement. I was not shocked at all in terms of this agreement. But I was shocked in terms of how the agreement was drafted. Because well first of all there was at the beginning there was no draft in Vietnamese of the agreement, we asked for it and only one or two days later we got the draft in Vietnamese, and there were a lot of things that were subject to every possible interpretation, and we were very very shocked by this.
So we got together and found that in the Vietnamese text there were so many loopholes, and I don't know if it was due to the hastiness of the draft or by lack of understanding of the Vietnamese language, but when we saw the Vietnamese text of the agreement we were shocked to learn that there were a lot of things in the Vietnamese text that we didn't like. We didn't think the ams could understand what was in it.
In terms of Kissinger, he was always very very coy. In terms of how he operated and the way he kept things to himself, his kind of information about the US administration mood, he was a special man, he kept it to himself.
The way that , I was ambassador here in Washington, and had seen him from time to time in the White House, but more than before than after the agreement. Later on he was so immersed in negotiations all around the world, but I saw him more in 69 and 70 and less and less after that.
In Washington I understood the problem I saw it was very difficult for the Am Administration.
In 1968, when we had beaten off the com offensive in January and February, and then later again in April and May, when I came back to Saigon, and went back to the provinces, I discovered a tremendous optimism then, people saw that the enemy could be defeated, and they were very encouraged by it. But the mood in Washington was a gloom and doom one by them. The TET offensive, the Johnson administration was completely depressed by it. I saw president Johnson just two weeks before he withdrew from the election. And I saw Clifford in March 1968 when he came to replace McNamara and I saw sec Rusk and all three of them were in a very changed mood. I have my own record of what they said tome then. I compared the two moods, one in Washington and one in Saigon, despite all the destruction, there ws optimism that we had beaten the communists. Optimism versus doom and gloom. the two contrasted very dramatically.
Now coming to 1972, you remember we first lost Quang Tri, but we stood strongly in An Loc, a kind of Stalingrad, and in the end we succeeded in liberating An Loc and Quang Tri. So after 1972 we were in a good optimistic mood, but we were very precarious because we suffered a lot of military losses. But in general there was a good feeling. But we suspected then, as in 1968, the TET offensive and a few months later the talks in Paris and the election. So we thought after 1972 there would be a lull and then negotiations again, because it was a parallel of 1968.
AS I mentioned to you, I was out of the govt by then and was just a private person. We were confronted by the war with the arrival of Kissinger in October. He brought a draft of the Paris Agreement and we objected to it, and Thieu sent me back again to Washington in January 1973, to try once more again to see what way we could influence the Am government to alter the terms of the Paris of Agreement. I stayed in Washington and met with K and many American officials and friends, and all the people then, in Am, the public opinions, the news media. the Johnson administration was completely depressed by it. I saw president Johnson just two weeks before he withdrew from the election. And I saw Clifford in March 1968 when he came to replace McNamara and I saw sec Rusk and all three of them were in a very changed mood. I have my own record of what they said to me then. I compared the two moods, one in Washington and one in Saigon, despite all the destruction, there was optimism that we had beaten the communists. Optimism versus doom and gloom. the two contrasted very dramatically.
Now coming to 1972, you remember we first lost Quang Tri, but we stood strongly in An Loc, a kind of Stalingrad, and in the end we succeeded in liberating An Loc and Quang Tri. So after 1972 we were in a good optimistic mood, but we were very precarious because we suffered a lot of military losses. But in general there was a good feeling. But we suspected then, as in 1968, the TET offensive and a few months later the talks in Paris and the election. So we thought after 1972 there would be a lull and then negotiation as again, because it was a parallel of 1968.
As I mentioned to you, I was out of the govt by then and was just a private person. We were confronted by the wary with the arrival of Kissinger in October. He brought a draft of the Paris Agreement and we objected to it, and Thieu sent me back again to Washington in January 1973, to try once more again to see what way we could influence the Am government to alter the terms of the Paris Agreement. I stayed in Washington and met with K and many American officials and friends, and all the people then, in Am, the public opinions, the news media, the congress, all they said to me was that there was no possibility of going further than the existing Paris agreement.
I followed Dr. K to Paris and again tried to do our best over there, but practically everything was done by then, already. President Nixon sent all kinds of messages to Thieu then to get agreement from him. Nixon made promises to him and Thieu gave me copies of the messages. But having lived in the US I was skeptical. But Thieu felt different. Thieu could not come to the conclusion that the US would give up Vietnam completely. Especially the emajority of the Vietnamese believed the words of the president of the US, counted on his words, his promises. We came to San Clemente in April 1973 for talks with Nixon and Kissinger, and they said, "You can count on us." I remember well the words from Nixon, he said, "We will bomb them out if there is a violation of the Paris Agreement." And again we have to put ourselves in the context of this period of time, Nixon was the man who achieved detente with Russia the man who achieved removal of diplomatic relations, renewed contact with communist China, and was just reelected with the biggest margin ever achieved in Am history. So Nixon was at that time at the pinnacle of his political power. So Thieu believed in Nixon and it was difficult not to believe in Nixon then.
Then Watergate came up in April and May. And so at the time that Theiu and Nixon got together on April 3, 1973, Nixon was feeling in pretty good shape. We have to go back to the context in which things were done and circumstances in which people consulted and operated.
Personally, I remained very skeptical about it. and I constantly warned Thieu about the Americans completely getting out. By the summer of 1974 it was too late. Thieu should know, the lack of reaction to the Ams when Tan Le Chan was lost showed that there was no possibility of relying on the Ams reacting against the NVA if they violated the Paris Agreement. But there was another thing, even myself as a Vietnamese living in Washington, in 1974, fall of 1974, even myself I did not believe that South Vietnam would collapse. Why? Because many times already in the past we had faced tremendous difficulty and somehow we always got out. The whole country had been subverted by a com offensive and somehow we got out in 1968 and the 1972, and we retook what they took. And so we had been lulled into this feeling in thinking well we have been through all of these difficulties already and somehow we will get out of it.
Even myself, a man who lived in Washington and who to some degree understood Ams and the mood in Washington, I could never believe that thee would be a complete collapse of South Vietnam.
Ban Me Thout, even then, I remember it well, I was traveling around the world then, all around the world, in January of 1975 Thieu sent me to New Delhi in India. I was a trouble shooter then. And I returned to Saigon in February. And on March 10 Ban Me Thout fell and Thieu asked me again after I returned, to go to Washington, on the 18 of March, after the fall of BMT. It was a very dangerous situation. Even more dangerous because of the political situation in Saigon, because there was the opposition of Father Thanh-- politically speaking it was a mess. Militarily speaking it was more than a mess, mortal danger. And psychologically speaking it was very bad. With inflation and with all the problems of US aid elimination, the vn barely succeeding to have to live on their monthly salary. But even with that, candidly, when I took the plane to WASH on the 17th of March 1975 I did not think it could be a collapse.
I was told that Ted Serong had submitted his idea on reconsolidation to Prime Minister Khiem around the end of 1974. And Khiem gave that to Thieu. But if Thieu agreed with this idea he kept it to himself. Later on when I asked Cao Van Vien, after the war, whether or not the Serong plan was discussed, he said no there was no discussion of it until 11 of March, one day after Ban Me Thout. There was a breakfast meeting on the 11 of March, and only then did Thieu describe to some of the generals attending the meeting, he had the idea of regrouping the forces to better defend the country.
By the time I arrived in Paris, the news of the withdrawal of the highlands was on the front page of the papers.
When I arrived in Paris and saw the debacle of Pleiku and Kontum I saw that it was very dangerous. I arrived in Washington on the 21st of March. I contacted the Am administration and discovered that well there was a lack of interest in Vietnam. Kissinger was in the middle east. And a few days later President Ford proceeded on his vacation in Vail, and the Am Congress went on its recess. And with Vietnam in trouble, you have to come to some conclusion about this.
I saw many men in the Pentagon. I saw General Weyand when he went to visit Vietnam. But by then it was too late.
I returned to Saigon one week before the final collapse. My wife and my children were here already. My wife and son came along with me to the US and my daughters were in college in America.
But I came back to South Vietnam, three days before President Thieu's resignation. President Thieu was incommunicado by that time, so I didn't see him.
I was contacted by Robert Shaplen at that time. He called me in Washington from Hong Kong. He had flown there from Saigon on the 16th of April. And he said my friends had given him the message that I have come home many of my Vietnamese friends said. They had no idea what was going on in Washington and they had no contact with Thieu or Graham Martin and they needed to know what was going on. And I had serious flu, but I could not afford not to go back. My mother and my sister were in Vietnam.
My friends had no idea what the situation was and they asked Shaplen to ask me to come back to Saigon.
I suddenly realized that it was the end of an era and there was a new era coming up. I told my friends that as far as the US is concerned the war is over.
I had heard President Ford's speech at Tulane on television. And that is what he said.
I left on the 26th. I left from Tan Son Nhut. Among my relatives there was no one closely related to me politically, and so they were not punished. A cousin the Airborne is still in the reeducation camps (1988).
I came out on a small Navy plane. We flew to Bangkok. You have to understand now that during these days in Saigon, everyone was walking around like in a trance. And no one could have the serenity to look at the situation. It is impossible to described the mood of all of us in Vietnam, then. During the last days in Saigon it was a kind mechanical gestures, we went through, I destroyed documents, I tried to select documents to bring to the US, I saw friends who came to see me for help in getting out, all these were done in a very mechanical way without thinking much about it. And so it was in a kind of physical and mental exhaustion, at the end, you found yourself at Tan Son Nhut, and by the time I was on the plane and looked out the windows and saw all the colors, the green delta of South Vietnam gliding by the plane, only then was there the swelling up of emotions as the plane climbed. I felt the emotion well up and I could no longer resist it.
And I cried.
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Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Love this Lamp
6 comments:
- He Who Loves an Old House said...
I have a similar (albeit, less ornate) desk lamp like this. And I'm always hunting for more, but can't seem to find them. Beautiful!
- November 11, 2014 at 7:33 PM
- Patricia @ Corn in my Coffee-Pot said...
I like it too!
I have a thing for lamps...;)
- November 11, 2014 at 9:12 PM
- Candice said...
Me, too. Love black shades with gold inside. But where is such a thing available?
- November 11, 2014 at 11:11 PM
- Content in a Cottage said...
Tim (He Who Loves an Old House)
Lucky you! These lamps always bring huge prices at auction and in antique stores. One day, I hope to find one and I'm sure I will. I'm always looking.
xo, Rosemary
- November 12, 2014 at 8:01 AM
- Karen said...
I love this lamp. I lucked out the other day and found two like-new shades at the consignment store for next to nothing $$$. They were like the one on this lamp, and I was able to use them on a pair of matching lamps in need of new shades. Now I need to keep my eye open for a pretty lamp like this one. :-)
- November 12, 2014 at 9:00 AM
- Content in a Cottage said...
Karen....I do the same thing. I also found two shades over the weekend. Now I must examine my stash of orphan lamps to put them back in circulation with new shades. Glad you like to do the same thing.
xo, Rosemary
- November 12, 2014 at 9:21 AM


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Conservation Matters November 2012
The Texas Land, Water and Wildlife Connection
- New txH2O issue examines research ensuring water supplies
The Texas Water Resources Institute has published its Fall 2012 issue of txH2O. This issue of the magazine spotlights water quantity projects in various stages of the research process: research and development, testing and evaluation, and technology transfer. Read about a Texas A&M University research team that is examining soil moisture in the vadose zone, a stakeholder group that reached a consensus resolution to balance protection of endangered species and water use in the Edwards Aquifer region, and the Water Conservation and Technology Center director sharing his vision for the center created to address water supply issues in the state.
Other stories report on desalination technology, a conservation partnership on the Trinity River, and successful projects in the Texas Panhandle, Rolling Plains and East Texas. Read the issue for more information, and subscribe to receive future issues.
- 2013 Water Resources National Competitive Grant announced
The Texas Water Resources Institute (TWRI) announces the Request for Proposals for the FY 2013 National Competitive Grant Program by the U.S. Geological Survey in cooperation with the National Institutes for Water Resources (NIWR).
Proposals must be filed online at niwr.net by 3:00 p.m. on Feb. 21. The proposals will then be approved for submission to the National Competitive Grants Program by TWRI by March 7.
- Consumer food prices remain relatively stable despite drought
Most of Texas is still in some degree of drought. That, coupled with the drought in the Midwest United States, has caused crop production and livestock to be effected, but how does this translate to consumers and ranchers?
So far in 2012, grocery price increases have been moderate. However, further drought could lead to multi-year effects on livestock and some crops, bringing increased prices to consumers, said Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service specialists.
- New publication sheds light on agricultural water use in Texas
Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts recently released a report, Status and Trends of Irrigated Agriculture in Texas, highlighting the current status of irrigation in Texas.
"Irrigation is critical to our food production and food security and is a vital component of Texas' productive agricultural economy," said Dr. Kevin Wagner, associate director of the Texas Water Resources Institute and lead author of the special report. "Decision-makers need the facts on just how much water agriculture is using as well as how much food and fiber it's producing with that water."
- Ogallala Aquifer Program receives water conservation award
The Ogallala Aquifer Program, a university and federal agency research-education consortium, recently received the Save Texas Water Blue Legacy Award in Agriculture from the Water Conservation Advisory Council.
Program leaders accepted the award at the Texas Commodity Symposium on Nov. 28 held in conjunction with the Amarillo Farm and Ranch Show.
- Upper Llano Watershed Coordination Committee meeting set for Dec. 11 in Junction
A new group helping to protect and improve the water quality and flows of the North and South Llano River is inviting local residents to attend a Dec. 11 meeting in Junction, said Dr. Tom Arsuffi, director of the Texas Tech University Llano River Field Station.
The inaugural meeting of the Upper Llano River Coordination Committee is set for 6:30 p.m. at the Llano River Field Station, 254 Red Raider Lane. Refreshments will be available at 6 p.m.
- Tourism industry feels drought impacts, state parks bounce-back from 2011
It's no secret that Texas is prone to drought. With water levels as low as 48 feet below normal in some Texas lakes, activities such as boating, fishing, water skiing and even camping become more difficult, or impossible--boats don't float in dry lakes, and fish don't bite if there isn't any water. The impact of drought is seen not only in lakes, but also in local economies as tourism revenues decline.
"Few industries are more vulnerable to the ravages of severe drought and water shortages than the travel industry," according to Texas Travel Industry Association documents from a 2012 public forum.
- Marshall recognized at Texas Section Society for Range Management
Mike Marshall, extension assistant for the Texas A&M Institute of Renewable Natural Resources (IRNR), recently won an award for best presentation by a young professional at the Texas Section Society for Range Management (SRM) conference in Fredericksburg, Texas, Oct. 2-6.
His presentation, titled "Relationship between habitat quality and ESDs: a novel approach to managing endangered species," discussed recent happenings within IRNR's Fort Hood project regarding endangered species conservation.
- TPWD develops new CWD protocols for mule deer
Wildlife officials are asking mule deer hunters and landowners in far West Texas to familiarize themselves with new protocols developed as part of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) response plan. The plan includes mandatory check stations for harvested mule deer taken inside the CWD Containment Zone, which covers portions of Culberson, Hudspeth and El Paso counties.
The response plan is being implemented after tissue samples from two mule deer in Far West Texas tested positive for CWD. These are the first cases of CWD detected in Texas deer, according to TPWD. CWD is in a group of diseases called transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs).
- Dwindling water supplies prompt recommendations for growers
Texas A&M AgriLife Research has released a set of recommendations for South Texas growers facing an extended drought and dwindling water supplies, according to an agency water engineer.
"A relentless drought, record high temperatures and depleted water reserves for the past two years in South Texas require us to take a closer look at how we manage water under water-limiting conditions," said Dr. Juan Enciso, a water engineer at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Weslaco.
- Texas Tech experts monitor drought's effects on quail counts
Three years into a five-year project aimed at stemming the decline of quail in Texas, researchers with a conservation alliance based at Texas Tech University are finding that last year's blistering drought didn't help that rescue effort.
"Even though we've seen improvement in this year's reproductive efforts, it's important to look at reality," said Dr. Brad Dabbert, Quail-Tech Alliance research project director and associate professor in Texas Tech's Department of Natural Resources Management. "We're coming off one of the worst droughts on record and we're seeing a corresponding reproductive failure. While environmental conditions improved during winter and spring, we can't expect populations to rebound in a single year."
- Turf study monitors runoff, establish fertilizer management practices
Improperly applied fertilizer on newly placed sod may result in nutrient runoff into the water supply, but just when is the best time to apply fertilizer and what kind is the best for new turf?
A team of scientists from Texas A&M AgriLife Research is aiming to answer those questions. All with the Department of Soil and Crop Sciences at Texas A&M University, the group includes: Dr. Jacqui Aitkenhead-Peterson, assistant professor of urban nutrient and water management; Dr. Ben Wherley, assistant professor of turfgrass science and ecology; Dr. Richard White, professor of turfgrass physiology and management; and Jim Thomas, senior research associate.
"We are looking at the establishment of turf and what nutrients are coming off of that turf in the water runoff after irrigation or rain events," Peterson said.


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We are pleased to introduce the RealBird Tutorials wiki - an ever growing repository of tutorials, best practices and RealBird case studies. We are adding new content ongoing, so make sure that you check back often.
Special thanks to Janie Coffey - a RealBird power-user and principle of Papillon LLC, a real estate firm in Coral Gables, FL - for her video tutorials that we used for the first set of tutorials.
As a teaser, see one of Janie's video tutorials embedded below, then head over to the RealBird Tutorials wiki to see more video demonstrations.
Finally, if you like to write your own RealBird tutorials, case studies and demonstrate your own examples including creating a profile on the wiki that you can link to your websites and blogs, just drop us an email and we'll add you to the authorized editors list. Thanks.
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Welcome to issue 184 of the HWN, a newsletter covering developments in the Haskell community. This release covers the week of May 22 to 28, 2011.
The newsletter has not been posting new library announcements, but Ivan Lazar's announcement of his new wl-pprint-text library had to be an exception. Way to be creative Ivan!
Simon Marlow wrote in to announce CamHac: (Haskell Hackathon in Cambridge, UK) during August 12 to 14, 2011. Registration is free, but they are limited to 50 people, so sign up soon!
Quotes of the Week
These quotes are taken from the #haskell channel, and from the haskell/haskell-cafe mailing lists.
- Henning Thielemann: [On a slow solution to Euler's totien function] It's declarative and may help to verify more efficient implementations.
- KC: Librarians have been struggling for years with classifying topics; I don't imagine classifying coding libraries as any easier. :)
- max ulidtko: [on the *group hug* thread] Wow. I just subscribed to the list just an hour ago or so, and already receiving hugs!
- Jacek Generowicz: What would be the point of asking non-ignorant questions, unless it is a rhethorical one?
- Ketil Malde: Being brilliant doesn't mean the absence of mental bad hair days, but merely that they happen more rarely than for the rest of us. :-)
- AndrewMorton: I was attacked by dselect as a small child and have since avoided Debian.
- Cale: The hardest part of writing any binding is doing something to make up for the fact that libraries written for imperative languages are typically badly designed to begin with.
- <lambdabot> *Exception: *Exception: *Exception: <Cale> E X C E P T I O N
- Jafet: In strict languages, you implement Haskell, then use fix as usual
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- Node.js creator first tried with haskell, but says he wasn't smart enough to hack GHC. From (bostinnovation.com), scored 41 with 39 comments.
- ANNOUNCEMENT: HaNS, the Haskell Network Stack. HaNS is a lightweight, pure Haskell network stack that can be used for Haskell networking in the context of the HaLVM, or with a Linux tap device.. From (haskell.org), scored 40 with 12 comments.
- Haskell + FFI + Java + SWT: crazy, maybe, but working!. From (jpmoresmau.blogspot.com), scored 36 with 17 comments.
- Isomorphism lenses. From (twanvl.nl), scored 32 with 10 comments.
- Tail recursion makes your loops cleaner. From (blog.ezyang.com), scored 29 with 14 comments.
- An insufficiently lazy map: the dangers of spine-strict data structures. From (blog.ezyang.com), scored 25 with 0 comments.
- From a 13M executable to an 84k one: use -dynamic with GHC for linking excellence. From (stackoverflow.com), scored 23 with 13 comments.
- This is how a new package should be announced: Pretty-printing package for lazy Text values. From (haskell.org), scored 21 with 3 comments.
- Happstack + JMacro + HSX. From (happstack.blogspot.com), scored 15 with 2 comments.
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- How to make a CAF not a CAF in Haskell? votes: 6, answers: 6
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396 comments found.
Can you provide me with step by step instructions to help me set up the theme in a blog format please… what do you mean by "make sure you have set up a blog as a page" Thanks.
Hi, in the documentation there is a section called "Setting up the blog"
I need to know how to configure Selfy so that my home page is the profile page and the second and third pages are my blog posts and contact form respectively.
Hi in settings/reading you can configure "Front page displays", make sure this is set to "Your latest posts" to ensure that the Profile or Selfy home page is displayed, from here update the Home Page in Selfy Settings.
As for other pages, please update your menu to reflect what you want under appearance/menus in the main menu.
Menu setup, setting up a blog and contact form are all covered in the documentation provided.
First of all: absolutely love this template!
I'm just having one problem I can't solve. On the contact page (http://www.bastiaanhuls.com/?page_id=39) are two titles ("Contact me") and a line at the end of the article: [contact-form-7 id="38" title="Contact form 1"]. No further fields are visible.
The installation is quite clean: I just installed Wordpress on my server and installed your template and the XML with test data after that. Probably overlooking a setting to get a contact form, but can't find which one.
The problem with two titles is solved, already. The title is (was) used in the title field and the 'body' of the article. Only the missing contact form left…
Hi, we recommend using the plugin Contact Form 7. The shortcode displayed is used by this plugin
Where do you download the latest update for the template?
Just download the theme again – this will always be the latest version
Hi guys, just wondering if anybody else is having SEO issueswith Selfy? I love them the look and feel of the theme but have noticed it possibly creating some strange ALT tags on the homepage of my site (http://robertryan.ie) – anyone know how to solve? Thanks..
Hi Robert, as I have also written to you in response to your support mail could you please point out where in the source code exactly these ALT tags appear? Only alt tags we use are for images and the content of these alt tags are whatever you put in the image properties in the WP media manager.
I'm having an issue using the gallery function. Creating the gallery with the WP functionality works just fine, I also see the Selfy Page Settings for said gallery. However, the gallery itself just doesn't work. It simply displays the shortcode (i.e. [gallery link="file" ids="23,22,11,10,9,8,7,5,4"]) on the page. Is this a Selfy problem, or a WP problem?
Hi, I'm not quite sure I understand what you have done and where. Could you send us a mail (through the email form on our profile page) and include your URL and a working wp-admin login so we can check it out directly in the back end?
Does your theme has "turkish character" support?
Hi, unfortunately not. You would have to customize the theme and include your own fonts to make this work
I tried to look everywhere for this option but didn't find anything. Is there any possibility to change the sliders default background color? It bums me out when loading the page it first flashes a grey background.
Hi, yes this is a bug that we have fixed in the upcoming update. You can correct it manually by opening the file selfy/inc/templates/dynamic_css.php line 65:
#masthead {change this to
#masthead, #slides {
Now you can control the background color using the Masthead background color option in Appearance settings. Sorry for the inconvenience
Thanks for the quick response, I got it to work! Everything looking good now.
oh a 13" mac it seems the words on the slider are cut on, and not vertically responsive
Hi, the images in the slider are responsive and scaled to fit the viewport, however as a template, the text can not be made scalable for this area with out removing the ability for users to freely use and add their own wording and word formatting.
One more question: Is there any possibility to add more icons to the front page statistic? I need Facebook Thumb for the icon to add "Likes Accumuleted" statistic. I see the icons are genereted by font, so if there isn't any easy way to add more icons to the font itself, can this be solved by changing font to another?
Hi, There are two options to include extra fonts in the home page stats, one is to update the existing Selfy font, you would need to add new glyphs through a font creation piece of software. The second option that you already alluded to is to use a new font that has your desired icons. The easiest way to do this is to rename the new fonts as the same name and extensions as the existing Selfy fonts and then over write the existing fonts.
Thanks for the fast reply!
Awesome theme, but can I make the whole home page image slider a clickable image? The editor only allows for creating clickable text, but I need the entire slide a clickable link. thanks, Jamie
Sure it is pretty easy to make the home page slider image clickable and have it go to a certain link – but I assume that you would want each slide to go to a different link when you click it – this is more complex as you would have to programme a back-end input that would take a URL for each slide and then programme the slider to dynamically use the correct URL for each slide.
Hi, it's not intended that the whole image be click-able and to make it dynamic would involved a fair bit of a rewrite of the slider. If you did want to make the image click-able and it was always to the one URL, you could do the following:
Look in folder: inc/templates/template_slider_masthead.php line 12change:
<img src="<?php echo $canon_options_slider['slides'][$i]['image_url']; ?>" class="slide-img">to this:
<img src="<?php echo $canon_options_slider['slides'][$i]['image_url']; ?>" class="slide-img">
And update the href # to your single URL.
Thanks, just an FTI heres a simple piece of HTML code our Fiverr dev guy shot over. works great and no coding of the php files. Just pasted this into the slider "text" field: Note: remove the "blue" color from the code once the link is positioned correctly.
link
link
Also if using an iframe, the iframe width is not responding, the command doesnt work, only the height tag works?
disregard this one, i got it working with %
Really loving the theme BTW.
Couple of things. On certain browsers / resolutions some of the main content in the slider is cropped of by the div below it. Any way to resolve this e.g. how could I raise the position of the copy div in the slider OR can this be sorted dynamically?
Also, I would like to remove the HR under the main header as some of the slider images go under it at certain desktop sizes?
Hi, to remove the HR under the header add the following to the bottom of your styles.css.
.header-container header .wrapper{ border: none!important; }
The slider content is positioned absolutely, can not be sorted dynamically. To update it's default position look to change the top margin on the following class in your superslides.css file.
#slides .cta
Note, this class occurs twice (once in media queries), so update both with your desired position.
where do I find media queries? I have sorted in the superslide.css?
look on line 106 for "@media only screen and (max-width: 768px)"
Is it possible to put images into the text area on the sliders? I want to put two logos into this space. I have tried but it seems to simply scale the image to the full dimensions of the slider.
Any ideas?
Hi, Sorry the jQuery slider will interpret any image in the slides as being the background slide, any images will be resized to fit the viewport. The only work around for this is to create an empty div in the slide text and set your logo's as background images for that empty container.
Hi. I am trying to sort out the button hover text color. I have changed in the appearance settings to what I want but when I test it it does the opposite of what I expect i.e. it shows the hover colour when I roll off it and not over it?
ignore. Saw it at bottom of appearance as menu text color
Im having the same gallery issue mentioned above:
geert1981 PURCHASED 9 days ago I'm having an issue using the gallery function. Creating the gallery with the WP functionality works just fine, I also see the Selfy Page Settings for said gallery. However, the gallery itself just doesn't work. It simply displays the shortcode (i.e. [gallery link="file" ids="23,22,11,10,9,8,7,5,4"]) on the page. Is this a Selfy problem, or a WP problem?
Hi, the answer is the same as above. Please be very specific in your email as I am still not sure what is being meant by this question
Hi. LOVE this theme – really one of the best I've seen. One thing. When opening the page in Mobile Safari on an iPad, the light line going across the masthead cuts into my head. Is there anyway to remove the line. I scoured the code but can't find the . Was showing people at work and others noticed it too. Note it doesn't effect the normal web version. I did try moving my self photo down but too no avail. Thanks in advance. You can see it at www.itschrismead.com (look at it on an iPad in portrait). Thanks.
Hi Chris, place this at the bottom of your styles.css
.header-container header .wrapper{ border: none!important; }
I have bought this great theme and I have to say the support is outstanding!
Well done to the team on a very versatile offering.
Thanks bskelhorn, always great to hear this kind of feedback.
I want to place an arrow / image into the text div in slider (I have managed this based on your previous suggestion i.e. empty div within text area with back ground image). Now I want to have this clickable so it scrolls the page down to the content under the slider (main-container). I have tried using an anchor which snaps it down but unfortunately the slider content then has disappeared when you scroll up because, I assume, the page is now mydomain.com/#theanchor.
You are using an arrow block bottom right to allow users to click to scroll back to the top. Is there anyway of re-purposing this to allow users to click down the page from the slider as mentioned?
Hi, this is beyond the scope of our support service. We offer theme debugging and general troubleshooting – but not help with customizations. We suggest you contact a freelancer to help you with the modifications you need. Also please submit your support questions via the email form on our profile page. Thank you.
I am having trouble with the contact form. I know it is a third party plugin but not sure what to do or where to look. The form says it has successfully sent an enquiry but we never receive anything in our inboxes. Any thoughts on where to start?
Hi, this is beyond the scope of our support service. We offer theme debugging and general troubleshooting – but not help with 3rd party plugins. We suggest you contact the authors of the plugin. Also please submit your support questions via the email form on our profile page. Thank you.
Hi guys,
I'm playing around with the "Use embeddable media instead of featured image."
How do I use the embed function for imagery? It's working great with Youtube and Soundcloud posts. But when I want an image or photo displayed in the blog posts overview page, somethings going wrong.
Hi, the "Use embeddable media instead of featured image" option is not really intended for use with images. If you want to use an image (and have the blog display that image) you should use the featured image for that purpose. The embeddable media is for when you don't want to use an image but want to have videos og soudcloud widgets displayed instead.
Thanks for getting back to me! I've got that one sorted so much appreciated. Next stop, the size of the featured image (or any kind of media) displayed in the blog roll is quiet large. To reduce these sizes, do I need to go into the php for blog page or is it a setting I can change?


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It's not that bad, really. Clint and I are no where near settled in, but we are one step closer. Friends that own homes tell us they are a constant work in progress...now I'm beginning to see why that's true.
We have been there for about two days now, and already it feels like our "honey-do" lists are far longer than what we'd be able to accomplish in a year, even if we worked as hard as we currently are! Right now we work all day long, then return to the old home to pack & clean, or the new home to drop off stuff. Clint is almost finished with the tile in the kitchen. It looks really great (I'm very impressed). We have two rooms completely painted, and had some help from friends at church priming the laundry room and painting a bathroom (check that off the list)! There are still touch ups & tons of trim to paint, but it's a work in progress....what can I say?
A HUGE Thank You to Adam & Marlene who have basically donated a week of their time to our cause. This would really not have been possible without you. And a HUGE Thanks to our friends at church who were willing to put in some hours to pull together with us for this big change in our lives. Thank you thank you thank you!
Here are a couple more pictures of the tile progression - the completed kitchen will knock your socks off! Great job Clint, Adam, Marlene, Darrell, Carrie, Britton, Scott, Mary, Jana, Doug, Shad, Mom & everyone else that has lent a hand so far!


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July 18, 2011
Python errors on a WordPress sites? Nonsense? No – a sign of a hack — via @sucuri_security
July 20, 2011
RT @mattcutts: Important: we've detected some specific malware. Go to google.com to see if you have it Please RT!
[google] G.CO, the official URL shortcut for Google websites — URL shortened by Google linking to Google's own pages
Details about the Google's "Your computer appears to be infected" warning via @briankrebs
July 21, 2011
RT @mattcutts: We updated the Google blog post about our malware notice: Looks like it spread via fake antivirus pages.
July 22, 2011
[h-online.com] Joomla! 1.7 brings new update mechanism — finally one-click update! Will it work with customized sites?
July 23, 2011
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Byron Scott didn't sign up for this. And if the Cleveland Cavaliers' collapse gets much worse, future franchise building block J.J. Hickson won't re-sign up for it, either.
The Cavs' losing streak stretched to eight games last night when they were routed in Oklahoma City. Seven of the losses have been by double-digits, and four have been by at least 20 points. Last week, first-year coach Scott — who accepted the Cleveland job when the franchise still appeared to have a good chance of re-signing LeBron James — overhauled the starting lineup and said the new group had about one week to show him something. Last night, he said the bench hasn't been doing its part.
After a 22-point Thunder first-half lead had been cut to 10 by starters Mo Williams, Daniel Gibson, Anthony Parker, Antawn Jamison and Anderson Varejao in the third quarter, the Cavs' second unit allowed it to swell back to 28 in a span of about four minutes.
"I have to find a combination of that second unit that's going to come in and play the right way and do the right things," Scott was quoted in the Cleveland Plain-Dealer after the game. "As soon as all five guys are off the floor, we're getting slaughtered."
Hickson, a former starter who had nine points in 24 minutes off the bench (and got crowned by James Harden) last night, couldn't resist a snappy response when asked about it by reporters.
"Oh, so he's blaming it on the bench?" Hickson asked. "If (Scott) feels that way, then that's the way he feels. That's his opinion."
Hickson is viewed as one of the Cavs' few valuable assets in the post-LeBron era, but he and Scott aren't exactly enjoying a Duncan/Poppovich relationship. The 22-year-old power forward (10.7 ppg, 5.1 rpg) can become a restricted free agent in 2012 unless Cleveland inks him to a contract extension. The Cavs are always going to have a hard time getting elite free agents to sign with them — and owner Dan Gilbert's public ripping of LeBron didn't help their cause — so keeping as many talented draftees in-house is crucial. Whatever needs to happen for Hickson and Scott to avoid a toxic situation and get on the same page, somebody in the organization needs to make it happen.
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Today we have become reliant on electricity and gas and nothing much gets done when there is an absence. The fact is that there are businesses and business that can not operate without a proper supply of these 2 energies. However thankfully there are more energy business today that rest at nothing till consumers get exactly what they need. The boost in service companies provides you the flexibility of deciding which one is finest to serve your requirements, but there are a few things that make an excellent supplier and they must be what you take a look at prior to signing to be a client.
Dependable services
Sure growth jobs can sometimes be bothering for existing consumers but your business ought to attempt to give you some consistency in it service shipment. You truly do not wish to have to tolerate power failures a number of times in a day. However even with the reputable supply of energy, it still helps to have a backup plan, such as a generator for such times when the unforeseen happens.
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As a consumer, you have a right to be heard and have your issues dealt with as quick as possible. A great energy business must offer you this through strong customer support. It needs to have a number you can utilize to get the necessary help including reporting unexpected interruptions or other issues. Discover ahead of time how simple it will be for you to access the help that you require so you know that you are well covered.
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They can actually make a distinction in your energy expenses. Wise consumers really keep tabs of the most recent tariffs from various suppliers so they can make a switch for the better. A good energy supplier must provide you rates that are within the marketplace costs and go further in offering you different tariffs that you can take advantage of depending upon the energy requires you have at home or in the workplace. It is always beneficial to compare energy tariffs before choosing your supplier so you do not wind up being overcharged.
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Do you get your costs on time? Does the business do appropriate meter reading? Energy consumers pay large total up to energy companies when their expenses are based on quotes. This ought to not be the case at all. You need to pay for exactly what you use and nothing more hence the value of picking an energy supplier that conducts proper meter readings and ensures you get your costs on time to avoid hassles. In this world of digital advancements, the business must not have a reason in poor shipment of services
Additional services.
Apart from supplying you with energy, a good company must go above and beyond of recommending on various energy associated areas. For example, it needs to be in a position to give you details of energy options you have consisting of renewable energy or teach you a few things about what you can do to conserve energy and decrease your intake to cut on costs. The more it can do for you the much better it will be.
Controlling Risks with Energy Company Management
An energy business is a type of commercial service that provides a broad series of energy options such as designing and implementing tasks that belong to energy conserving. In addition to that, there are likewise concerns like energy preservation, outsourcing of energy infrastructure, energy supply, power generation and naturally threat management. Remaining in the energy market is associated to being in front of dangers all the time. Nonetheless, there are constantly ways on the best ways to face as well as get rid of these risks through making use of energy company crisis management.
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Aside from that, the supervisors will need to consider the additional layer of formidable tests like the guidelines and guidelines in energy preservation and use. As a result, companies are searching for a way for them to correctly keep an eye on, determine, identify, prioritize and act in response to the various kinds of risks that may appear in business. This is how the energy management for risks came into view. This is a service that allows effective meeting of the requirements of the enterprise with regards to the recognized and unidentified risks in the business. Instead of adding to the expenses of the procedures, the energy business crisis management enables lowering of costs which can be really substantial in the long run.
In order for the energy business crisis management to be efficient, it is a necessity to supply finest in class services and data for those in the energy sector. This will allow the smooth automation in addition to the capability to enhance conformity in business processes so regarding get actual time presence when taking a look at the risk profile of the company.
Is It Necessary To Switch Energy Companies
By now you should have seen the advertisements speaking about changing energy suppliers. They are all over the place. If you haven't, it's probably due to the fact that you do not live in a deregulated state. Deregulated! Exactly what does that indicate?
Well, deregulation is when the federal government decreases its function in how markets operate and gives companies more flexibility and control. For the most parts it also allows for more competitors to come into that industry.
A few of you may keep in mind back when the telecom industry deregulated. That was when "Ma Bell" controlled the entire local phone industry. The Regional Bell Operating Business handled everyone's local calls, and AT&T provided the cross country. It was a monopoly.
But after deregulation, brand-new business like MCI and Sprint appeared, providing people more alternatives. For the very first time, locals were able to choose their far away company. It was great for the customer since in many cases they conserved a lot of cash.
Right now that exact same deregulation is occurring in the energy field. A few states have actually allowed its locals to choose who they want to be their energy business instead of having actually one forced on them.
I understand when I first heard about switching energy business my hubby and I didn't get on the band wagon right away. We didn't entirely understand exactly what was involved with the switch and our electricity wasn't something that we wanted to mess with given that we had 2 small kids living in the house.
But with time we began hearing a lot about Stream Energy. We took a better take a look at the business and made the decision to drop our long time energy company, TXU. From that standard modification, we went from 10.9 cents per kilowatt hour to 5.7 cents. It cut our bill in half. In states like Texas that's a truly big deal specifically during the hot summer months.
The other great feature of switching is that our energy shipment and upkeep is still being taken care of by the major utility company, Oncor. That part of the industry is still under policy. So if you make the switch and you have a power failure, your lines will still be serviced by the main energy business for your location. The only thing that will be various is your monthly billing. And most of the times you will be charged a lot less.
So if you live in a deregulated energy state, you need to think about switching energy companies. We had the ability to slice our bill in half. We are so thankful we made the switch, and you'll enjoy that you did too.


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