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Rezoning of farmland to make way for CentrePort
Revamping the zoning regime in the RM of Rosser to allow for CentrePort development is now underway and will likely see about 445 hectares of land changed from largely agricultural to industrial use.
An open house and public-design review was held this week as part of the process that will allow for industrial development within the CentrePort lands that fall within the RM of Rosser.
The area designated for the first zoning update -- north and south of Inkster Boulevard and west of Brookside Boulevard -- is the most developed to date and the area where there is the most demand from developers.
Bob Brown, CentrePort project co-ordinator for the RM of Rosser, said he was pleased with the results of two meetings held this week each with about 70 to 80 people in attendance.
"We were looking to accomplish two things -- a draft amendment to the current Rosser zoning bylaw to more reflect the CentrePort vision and we wanted to get some recommendations on design standards that could apply in the first instance in the targeted area."
The design standards would not apply to the buildings in the industrial parks north and south of Inkster that have already gone up, but they might eventually become standardized through the CentrePort footprint.
Although there have been concerns expressed that existing green space -- including Little Mountain Park and the Players Golf Course -- would somehow be compromised in the process, officials from the RM of Rosser and CentrePort stressed that would not be the case and they would remain green space.
Brown said Rosser's zoning bylaws have been in place for about 25 years -- most of the land is zoned agriculture or limited agriculture or highway commercial -- and are not suitable for the development that is occurring and contemplated for CentrePort.
"CentrePort is meant to be an industrial development so it's not profound to say we're looking at different categories of industrial zoning," Brown said.
The exercise in establishing a new zoning protocol in the RM of Rosser is part of a larger process to make the whole CentrePort area into a seamless development plan for both the lands in the RM of Rosser and the CentrePort lands that are part of the City of Winnipeg.
"Part of the CentrePort intent is to have planning provisions in place that allow streamlined and efficient administration of the process that's not encumbered by a lot of red tape," Brown said. "We're striving for zoning that is well-defined but easily spelled out and something you could work with without an overabundance of complications in applying it."
When it comes to the green space such as the City of Winnipeg-owned 65-hectare Little Mountain Park, north of the Players Golf Course, there are no plans to rezone that.
Brown said if at some point the City of Winnipeg or the owners of the Players Golf Course decide they want to sell the land, it would have to go to a public hearing process.
People who use the dog park that's within Little Mountain Park have expressed concern that somehow industrial development will encroach on those lands.
But an official from CentrePort said, "The city says it is protected. I don't know what else to say. The land-use plan is to protect that green space. CentrePort has (8,093 hectares). It does not need Little Mountain Park's (65 hectares). It's just not needed."
Brown said the plan is to come back with a draft review of the recommended new zoning bylaws in September for further public consultations with the final product finished in October.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition July 27, 2013 A8
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1) If you're serious about going after Wall Street, it's hard to see how you could vote for Barack Obama who ladled out billions in taxpayer dollars to Wall Street corporations. "Wall Street (also) donated twice as much money to Barack Obama's presidential campaign in 2008 as it did to John McCain's." How much sense does it make to protest Wall Street and then vote for the guy who is doing more to help Wall Street at America's expense than anyone else in the country?
2) The Tea Partiers have been called racist because there aren't a lot of minorities who show up at the protests. Yet, judging by the pictures, there aren't any more minorities at Occupy Wall Street. Does that mean they're racist? In fact, given that black Americans vote Democratic 9-to-1 and Hispanic Americans vote Democratic 2-to-1, shouldn't there be a lot more minorities at Occupy Wall Street than at a Tea Party?
3) If you "occupy a job," you don't have time to spend weeks "Occupying Wall Street." If you don't "occupy a job," it would make more sense to put in resumes with Wall Street firms than protest them. If you don't have the skills to get a job on Wall Street or anywhere else, you should "occupy" a university or a training class to build some marketable skills, rather than sleeping in the park like a hobo and blocking the Brooklyn Bridge so that working people can't get home.
4) Liberals have claimed that Tea Parties are violent mobs, but there have been more arrests, violence, and attacks on police in just the Occupy Wall Street protest in New York City than in every Tea Party combined nationwide. Also, if reports are to be believed, I'm pretty sure there have been more people relieving themselves in alleyways and on police cars, too.
5) Although the reasons behind the Occupy Wall Street protests are extremely fuzzy, which is pretty weird if you think about it, the most common theme that has come up is a complaint about the bank bailouts. First of all, it's worth noting that unlike many of the Republicans in D.C., much of the conservative base was opposed to the bank bailouts right from the start. In fact, back in September of 2008, 71% of conservative bloggers were opposed to the bailout. Additionally, the economic collapse that led to the bailout was caused by the government, not the banks. The government bent the banks over a barrel, forced them to make risky loans, and then when those loans eventually went bad, the same people who created the problem pretended they had nothing to do with it. So, you can protest Wall Street all day long, but the real culprits are in D.C.
6) The word "astroturf" keeps falsely being applied to Tea Party protests by liberals. Meanwhile, there are actually ads on Craigslist offering to pay people to go out and protest at Occupy Wall Street.
7) There are a lot of college students protesting that they have huge student loans to pay off, but they can't find a job that pays enough to do it. For some people, this may be a short term problem. Know where my first post-college job was in a crummy economy? Wal-Mart Portrait Studios. What a wonderful use of my four year degree that was. That being said, if you ran up $60,000 in debt so you could get a degree in philosophy or lesbian studies at a private school, whose fault is that? Certainly not Wall Street. If you rack up huge amounts of debt so you can get a degree that qualifies you to spend the next 30 years as a convenience store clerk, that was YOUR dumb decision and how you take care of it should be YOUR problem.
8) As more Democrats like Nancy Pelosi start to associate themselves with Occupy Wall Street, it seems fair to ask these politicians to answer two basic questions. Will they give back the campaign contributions they've already received from Wall Street? Will they continue to take campaign contributions from Wall Street?
9) Nobody, not even the Occupy Wall Street protesters, knows exactly why they're protesting or what they're trying to accomplish, but the general idea seems to be that the people who aren't paying income taxes are complaining that the people who are paying taxes aren't handing over enough of their money. Apparently, the phrase, "The world doesn't owe you a living" needs to make a comeback in homes across America.
10) As Herman Cain said, "You can demonstrate all you want on Wall Street. The problem is 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue!" The solutions to America's problems aren't going to be found in punishing corporations, the rich, or the successful. They'll be found in shrinking the government, giving more power to the people, and getting more Americans to form corporations, become rich, and become successful.
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This summer, government-sponsored lawsuits alleging that paint manufacturers created a "public nuisance" by making paint with lead pigment in or before 1978 met stinging courtroom defeats in major decisions by the Missouri, New Jersey and Ohio supreme courts, as well as a jury verdict in Wisconsin.
These adverse rulings marked a major reversal of fortune for the litigation industry, which viewed such suits as a potential heir to the litigation industrys multibillion-dollar asbestos and tobacco business lines after a Rhode Island jury had ruled in 2006 that paint companies had to shoulder that states lead paint "abatement costs," estimated to be as much as $3 billion.
While nominally filed on behalf of states and municipalities, the lead paint suits are the fruit of deals trial lawyers cut with government officials, who gave the private lawyers control of state litigation for a share of any proceeds. The lawyers strategy has mirrored what they used in extracting billions from the tobacco suits to recoup states health care expenses unsurprisingly, since the lead paint litigation involves the same lawyers.
Enriching big political donors with the states multibillion-dollar contingency-fee litigation clearly has the potential for corruption.
But the problems with public lead paint litigation run far deeper. Although lead poisoning is undoubtedly harmful, lead paint litigation has been burgeoning even as the risk has been approaching the nonexistent. Lead paint has been banned since 1978, and paint companies voluntarily limited lead for indoor paint as early as 1955.
That fact, in addition to reductions of lead in drinking water and the elimination of leaded gasoline, has caused a sharp drop in lead-exposure levels. Only 1.6 percent of young children are today exposed to lead levels above the Centers for Disease Controls current threshold, down from 7.6 percent in 1997 and a 98 percent reduction from the late 1970s.
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This story is specifically about the Sabres TV plans for the playoffs, but insert your team in the picture, especially when it comes to OLN and NBC. What I stated on KK a few weeks ago, seems to hold true about the 2nd round. from Business First of Buffalo,
As the Buffalo Sabres begin their first playoff run in five years, fans have been wondering what games will be on TV and what network will carry them. The short answer is all the games will be on TV, but exactly what network remains a case of alphabet soup and probably won't be determined until late Tuesday night, after all the National Hockey League's regular season games are completed.continued Note to first time Kukla's Korner visitors, use the search feature on the left sidebar if you are looking for TV coverage during the playoffs (or for any topic you are interested in). I have received over 30 emails today regarding this topic, but if you type keywords like OLN or NBC, you may find the answers to your questions.
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Ron MacLean In Hot Water With Refs
04/17/06 at 01:54 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Hockey Refs,
Veteran NHL referees Bill McCreary and Paul Devorski have criticized CBC hockey anchor Ron MacLean. In a playoff preview story by the National Post Newspaper, McCreary said only an "idiot" would say this season's new standards of enforcement haven't "improved the game of hockey." "We have people who work for CBC who are ex-referees, who for whatever reason don't want to buy into this system," he said. "I mean, they couldn't graduate to Junior A from Junior B. I don't know how those people become such great authorities on the game of hockey."continued
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Is It In You
04/17/06 at 12:59 PM ET | Comments (0)
Gatorade's new integrated marketing campaign featuring NHL phenom Sidney Crosby launches across Canada today, and acts as a national rallying cry uniting Canadians in celebration of road hockey. The campaign consists of 30- and 60-second versions of the television spot "Sticks," a 60-second cinematic version, public relations activities, as well as an on-line contest at Gatorade.ca. "Sticks" debuts in English and French across Canada Monday, April 17th, in time for the NHL playoffs.
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No Deal- No Malkin
04/17/06 at 12:50 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
Twenty-nine NHL teams have to be pleased that Russian hockey officials appear to moving -- albeit at a glacial pace -- toward eventually signing off on a deal that would reopen the talent pipeline from that country to North America. And one -- the Penguins -- should be downright ecstatic about it. Mostly because Pat Brisson, managing director of IMG Hockey, which represents highly regarded prospect Evgeni Malkin, believes that's the team's only realistic hope of having him play here next season. "It's very clear that the [International Ice Hockey Federation] and Russian federation will have to have a deal in place in order to have Evgeni come to Pittsburgh," he said.continued
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Canadiens Honor Red
04/17/06 at 12:23 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the Montreal Gazette,
Red Fisher, the dean of hockey writers on this continent or any other, currently uses a Macintosh iBook G4 laptop computer, featuring wireless capability, a DVD drive and so much memory that it can recall when the Canadiens were a dynasty. Optional installation on its 14-inch display is a tastefully small photo of country singer Shania Twain, wearing a midriff-baring Canadiens jersey. This computer is slightly higher-tech, though much less beautiful, than what the Canadiens presented to Red in the Salon Jacques Beauchamp an hour before Saturday's Bell Centre game - an engraved, gold-plated Montblanc Solitaire pen - in honour of his 50 years (plus one) of covering the team. "I wouldn't have wanted to do anything else," he said of his career, deeply moved and clearly surprised by a ceremony that the dozens of Montreal media in attendance had known about for weeks.continued...some wonderful stories...
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Businessman Commits To Help Penguins
04/17/06 at 12:06 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Pittsburgh Business Times,
The Detroit businessman who has applied to build a slots casino on Pittsburgh's North Shore is now committing to a funding plan to help build a new multi-purpose arena. Don Barden, chairman of PITG Gaming LLC, will announce Monday his plans to add a 300-room hotel to his plans for a casino and entertainment complex on the North Shore. In addition, a spokesman for PITG Gaming said Barden is scouting three Pittsburgh locations to build a multi-purpose arena partially funded with slots revenue. Owners of the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins have said they need a new arena, or will be forced to sell the team or move it out of town.continued
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Questions Answered
04/17/06 at 10:54 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Damien Cox of the Toronto Star,
There are NHL mysteries that are yet to be solved and may never be. For example, what exactly is it that the goal judges sitting behind the net do anymore? Are the Ottawa Senators in trouble? Sure seems like it. They were lifeless on Saturday, especially on the attack, and the goaltending of Ray Emery was not their biggest problem. Jason Spezza, with one goal in his last 15 games, is slumping, team discipline has slipped and nobody knows if and when Dominik Hasek will return.read on
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Fear The Devils
04/17/06 at 10:48 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Isn't it ironic, as Alanis Morissette is believed to have once asked Mike Peluso, that a Devils' team dedicated to eliminating even the theory of open ice will enter the first new-age Stanley Cup playoff tournament with the best open-ice player in the league in Scott Gomez? Which, in concert with their pedigree, their goaltender, their coach and their system, is just another important reason to fear the Devils when the playoffs commence, regardless of whether they finish third, fifth or sixth in the East. You'd better believe it. The NHL should be afraid, very afraid, of the team the new era was designed to make obsolete. Ha, ha. The joke's on everyone else.more (reg. req.)
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The Altered NHL
04/17/06 at 10:34 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Toronto Sun,
The regular season concludes tomorrow, separating 16 teams with a glint of Cup silver in their eyes from the 14 holding nothing but draft lottery tickets. Surviving clubs will bore you all week with quotes that the past 6 1/2 months were a meaningless dress rehearsal, but don't believe 'em. In the wake of a damaging lockout and commitment to radical change, the past 1,230 games have dramatically altered the National Hockey League. Here's a look back at a turbulent 2005-06 schedule:read on
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Life Is Great For Ovechkin
04/17/06 at 10:26 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Montreal Gazette via the Star Phoenix,
Alexander Ovechkin, the NHL's hottest young property, showed he possesses a sly sense of humour, even working in a second language. Do his teammates play jokes on him? "Yes, they do." Are there any he could describe for publication? "No," he said. "But if you want to know, you can ask the other guys." No one in the NHL appears to enjoy himself more than Ovechkin. True, he is young and talented and wealthy, but so are dozens of other players who don't enjoy themselves half as much as he does. "I always try joking and try to do something funny," Ovechkin said. "I think, why not smile? Life is great right now, so smile."read on
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Real-Life Hoverboard Seeks Funding on Kickstarter
The hoverboard is finally becoming a reality
Ever since seeing Marty McFly use a hoverboard to escape Biff and his goons in Back to the Future Part II, many people have been wondering when this device would ever become a reality. There is even a countdown for the date when Marty arrived in "the future" to remind everyone when the movie predicted hoverboards would be a thing. Well, now it appears that the hoverboard can become a reality thanks to a Kickstarter project for the Hendo Hoverboard.
Developed by Hendo Hover, the company is seeking $250,000 in funding that will go towards mass production, finishing touches, and the building of specialized "hoverparks" where people will be able to ride them. Yet while the hoverboard uses magnets, it doesn't rely on placing one magnet over another to create a stable static equilibrium (which is impossible to do). Instead, Hendo relies on Lenz's law.
"Lenz's law explains how eddy currents are created when magnets are moved relative to a conductive material," the company explains. "These eddy currents in turn create an opposing magnetic field in the conductor. Our core technology, which we call Magnetic Field Architecture (MFA™), focuses this field more efficiently."
The result of this technology is that the Hendo Hoverboard is capable of hovering about an inch off of the ground. But there are some caveats. For example, it requires a specialized surface that will work with its hover engines. Without a surface that is a non-ferromagnetic conductor, the hoverboard will just be a large and expensive paperweight. And there is the other problem for Kickstarter backers who want to own the device. It will cost $10,000 for a working product and, even then, there are only 10 Hendo Hoverboards up for grabs (which are all gone).
However, the company says this is just the beginning for, not only the hoverboard, but various uses of its MFA technology.
"The Hendo Hoverboard is a first-step product, a precursor to the broader implementation of the world-changing technology of MFA," Hendo explains. "It enables a new generation of lift and motion technology that will change the way we view transportation. Additional applications for MFA technology are virtually limitless – from business, to industry, to healthcare, and beyond."
As of the posting of this article, the Kickstarter project has 735 and received $188,257 in funds with 54 days to go. And feel free to check out the Kickstarter Page for more information about the Hendo Hoverboard and the reward tiers that are available.
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It's the start of a new weekly segment, A Comic Book By Its Cover! So, what exactly is going to go on here? Well, it's simple. Each week, we have our usual comic book pull list at our local comic book store. What we realized we were missing, as well fell into the routine of comic book goodness, was that there are so many different comics being released each week, all with inviting covers. That's where we come in, wallets in hand.
Do we know anything about these books? No. Have we researched them at all? No. We are strictly going by their cover. So we buy one. One number one issue each week based solely on the cover.
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Stan Lee's Comikaze, a comic and pop culture appreciation convention hosted at the Los Angeles Convention Center, has blossomed over the past few years, growing at an exponential rate as fans from all over flock to a celebration of all things geek hosted by the King himself. We here at The Futon Alliance have watched this convention transform from a chaotic fledgling with many kinks to the comfortable, excited production it has become. And while there may always be improvements to make, Comikaze has definitely found it's niche. This convention has always been able to pull some great Guests of Honor–I mean, they've already got Stan Lee locked down and it doesn't get much better than that–ranging from folks like The Walking Dead star Norman Reedus to voice acting princess Tara Strong, and this year is no exception. So, what can you look forward to at this year's Comikaze?
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Jrue Holiday totaled 30 points and nine assists to lead the slumping Philadelphia 76ers back into the win column with a 107-100 victory over the Houston Rockets at Wells Fargo Center.
The Sixers, mired in a 3-13 stretch coming in, avoided losing six straight by hitting 49 percent of their shots in a balanced scoring attack.
Thaddeus Young posted 18 points and 12 rebounds, Jason Richardson added 16 points while Evan Turner stuffed the stat sheet with 12 points, seven boards and six assists for the victors.
"That was a terrific win for us tonight," Sixers head coach Doug Collins said. "Tonight was as good of leadership by our captains (Holiday, Young and Richardson) as I've had in the three years I've been here."
James Harden led four Rockets in double-figures with 29 points to go with nine rebounds and six assists. Chandler Parsons followed with 23 points, but had six of Houston's 17 turnovers in the club's third loss in four days.
Houston was on top, 20-9, with under five minutes left in the first quarter before the Sixers went on an 18-2 run and never trailed again.
Richardson and Dorell Wright each hit from long range during the surge, and Wright added a tip-in for a 27-22 cushion with 1:31 left in the frame.
It was a 29-25 game heading to the second, and Turner, after being held scoreless over the first 14-plus minutes, erupted for all 12 of his points before the break to help Philadelphia take a 58-50 advantage into the locker room.
The margin was as high as 14 after the hosts scored the first six points of the second half. The Rockets cut into the deficit thanks to an 11-of-13 effort from the foul line in the third quarter, but still trailed 85-76 entering the fourth.
An 11-3 flurry capped by Harden's nifty layup in traffic and subsequent free throw on a Spencer Hawes technical foul had Houston within 96-93 midway through the final stanza.
But Richardson made a jumper, Turner found Young for a dunk with an outlet pass and Young was credited with a tip-in to push the Sixers' lead to 102-93 with 2:18 remaining.
The Rockets missed four 3-pointer attempts the next time down and eventually went away empty-handed on their three-game road trip.
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overall this hotel/hostel is more than expected.located in a quiet part of the neighbourhood and yet walking distance to the busy areas and restaurants.bikes would've been perfect to have around these areas.and most of all, its close to the bulldog cafe!enjoy!
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Went here for a weekend away with friends. Hotel was great. It was about a 20 minute walk to the centre of Amsterdam. Staff were really friendly and helpful regarding good places to go, the best ways to get around etc. Hotel room was nice and clean, and the beds were comfy enough. The only slight problem was that the shower screen didn't prevent the water from spraying out all over the bathroom floor – we had to watch our step. Bare in mind that the hotel also doesn't have any eating facilities, however there's a really nice (and cheap) place to get breakfast right next door.
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In this Hotel, I have seen one of the most helpful staffs ever, even in comparism with some 5* hotels! They are really nice, well-trained, their English is perfect. The hotel seems to be new. Rooms are clean and comfortable, but we would have appreciated a double bed :) We had a one with a canal view. There is also a free juice/tea/coffee bar (restricted hours). The location with the regard to the price is good, it is just on the edge of the central canals, so you can walk everywhere if you aren't a couch potato. It shares the building with other fascilities which could be confusing, but if you note the address down, you won't have any problems finding it. The neighbourhood was quiet and safe. Go on in this manner, Hotel Mosaic :)
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Not a bad place to stay at allPosted Feb 1, 2014 on Hotels.com
My room was a little worn in places just needs some paint touchups. Was hard to find the hotel as it's in a building of other businesses and not easy to figure out - had to ask a stranger if he knew how to locate the hotel as once I got inside the building it was a courtyard with no signage to let you know where you go. Concierge when I got to my hotel was so friendly and helpful and spent time when I was checking in showing me on a map where to go what to see and how to get around Amsterdam. He was so helpful. Room other than a few touchups was good for what I paid. Loved the flooring instead of carpeting.
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No hotel sign - a bit hard to find at firstPosted Jan 10, 2014 on Hotels.com
There is no hotel sign apart from a small plaque at the front door. The building itself is actually a multi-purpose commercial building that have several hotels and business offices. Apart from that, the hotel's interior is quite new and the beds are comfortable. The bathroom design is a bit odd and there is not a walled-off / screen section for shower. So the whole bathroom gets really wet after someone take a shower. Nothing stands out but if you want a value stay in Amsterdam, then this could be it.
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WASHINGTON— Top executives from a bankrupt California solar energy company have declined to testify before a congressional hearing investigating their half-billion dollar government loan.
Solyndra Inc. CEO Brian Harrison and the company's chief financial officer, Bill Stover, both invoked their Fifth Amendment right to decline to testify to avoid self-incrimination.
Harrison told the House Energy and Commerce Committee Friday: "On advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer any questions."
Stover did the same.
Lawmakers from both parties said they were disappointed, but said that silence from the two executives would not stop them from pursuing their investigation into a $528 million loan Solyndra Inc. received from the Energy Department in 2009.
GOP lawmakers say they will ask questions about Solyndra, regardless of whether they are answered.
In a letter to Energy Secretary Steven Chu, GOP lawmakers said they were expanding their inquiry into the Solyndra loan, which has become a rallying point for Republican critics of the Obama administration's push for so-called green jobs.
Lawmakers said they want the administration to turn over all communications between the Energy Department and White House related to Solyndra, as well as all communications between Energy and the Treasury, which lent Solyndra the money.
Committee leaders said the Obama administration may have violated the law when it restructured Solyndra's loan in February in such a way that private investors moved ahead of taxpayers for repayment in case of default. The economic stimulus law provides for taxpayers to be ahead of other creditors in the event of bankruptcy or default.
Deputy Energy Secretary Daniel Poneman said Thursday that the restructuring was "entirely legal," noting that another aspect of the law requires Chu and other officials to protect the overall interests of taxpayers. He said the restructuring accomplished that because it gave the struggling company a better chance to succeed.
Solyndra filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection earlier this month and laid off its 1,100 employees.
The Fremont, Calif.-based company was the first renewable-energy company to receive a loan guarantee under a stimulus-law program to encourage green energy and was frequently touted by the Obama administration as a model. President Barack Obama visited the company's Silicon Valley headquarters last year, and Vice President Joe Biden spoke by satellite at its groundbreaking ceremony.
Since then, the company's implosion and revelations that the administration hurried Office of Management and Budget officials to finish their review of the loan in time for the September 2009 groundbreaking has become an embarrassment for Obama as he tries to sell his new job-creation program.
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The Oregon Board of Pharmacy announced Thursday that it would remove marijuana from the list of "Schedule I Controlled Substances" to a schedule II classification – meaning the board recognizes that marijuana does have an acceptable medical use. Oregon is the first state in the nation to take such a step, contradicting the federal government's stance on marijuana. But advocates still are disappointed and plan to appeal.
"The classification itself shows that medical marijuana patients are still being discriminated against because [marijuana] is still classified with substances like oxycodone, which is one very small step from heroin," said attorney Gregory Barton, who plans to appeal the decision. "[Schedule II] drugs have caused deaths whereas marijuana is basically a non-toxic herb that hasn't ever caused any deaths."
The reclassification comes after Senate Bill 728 passed last year, which required marijuana to be removed from the schedule I list and reclassified. Over the last several months the board listened to testimony and research from advocates and law enforcement officers concerned about abuse before voting on the reclassification.
The federal government treats marijuana as a non-medicinal Schedule I drug, but more than a dozen states including Oregon allow medical marijuana use. In addition, the regulators in the United Kingdom have approved the first-ever prescription medication derived from the cannabis plant, an MS drug called Sativex. The medication went on sale for the first time today in England.
Schedule I drugs, such as LSD and heroin, typically have no medicinal value and high abuse potential. Marijuana was moved into the schedule II substances, which are said to have "high abuse potential with severe psychological or physical dependence liability but are accepted for medical use in the US and are available by prescription," according to the press release.
Barton is filing the appeal on the basis that the board didn't consider the proper factors in its decision making process. "They really ended up ignoring a lot of the scientific evidence and eventually just listened to the political pressures to make it a schedule II."
Christine McGarvin is a medical marijuana advocate who testified several months ago about the reclassification, and like many other supporters she is disgruntled by the decision.
"We don't think medical marijuana should be classified any higher than a schedule III at least" said McGarvin. "There is a big difference between schedule II and schedule III in terms of a felony or misdemeanor according to the law."
For a schedule II classification anyone who is not in compliance with the Oregon Medical Marijuana Act (OMMA), and possesses more than an once is immediately charged with a felony. Possessing less than an ounce of marijuana is treated as a minor violation similar to a traffic ticket under state law.
Both McGarvin and Barton cited discrepancies about where Marinol and marijuana are classified. Marinol is a purified form of THC and it's a pharmaceutical product, but it's a schedule III classification. Marinol is already widely available through prescription. According to Barton a less purified form of a substance and the pure form is almost always scheduled in either the same or lower classification, and marijuana and Marinol are the only exceptions. He argues marijuana should at least be scheduled with Marinol, a synthetic form of THC, in the schedule III classification or lower.
This new classification won't change anything for Initiative 28, which would allow nonprofit dispensaries to sell medical marijuana to patients and enable licensed growers to sell to dispensaries. I-28 already has accumulated an estimated 115,000 signatures, and will likely make it to the November ballot ballot.
Anthony Johnson, chief petitioner for the initiative, said the reclassification doesn't change anything as a practical matter because the medical marijuana dispensaries would be regulated by the Department of Human Services and not the Oregon Board of Pharmacy.
"As a symbolic victory it does establish the fact that cannabis has a medicinal value and so it may help convince people that sick and disabled patients should have that option and that will convince more people to support the initiative," said Johnson.
So the controversy continues. Read more about how pot could and already does bring economic development to Oregon as Ben Jacklet reports in "Marijuana Goes Mainstream" from the May 2010 issue of Oregon Business Magazine.
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The state Department of Transportation said its damage estimate is $6 million, while Montgomery County said its estimate is $3 million. Flooding was relatively minor, while downed trees and power lines blocked hundreds of roads.
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The 151 players who have qualified for the 112th U.S. Open, to be played June 14-17 at The Olympic Club. Players listed only in the first category for which they are eligible. (a-amateur). Five spots remain available from the world ranking or alternate list.
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The 151 players who have qualified for the 112th U.S. Open, to be played June 14-17 at The Olympic Club. Players listed only in the first category for which they are eligible. (a-amateur). Five spots remain available from the world ranking or alternate list.
U.S. Open champions (10 years): Rory McIlroy, Graeme McDowell, Lucas Glover, Tiger Woods, Angel Cabrera, Geoff Ogilvy, Michael Campbell, Retief Goosen, Jim Furyk.
U.S. Amateur champion and runner-up: a-Patrick Cantlay.
Masters champions (5 years): Bubba Watson, Charl Schwartzel, Phil Mickelson, Trevor Immelman.
British Open champions (5 years): Louis Oosthuizen, Stewart Cink, Padraig Harrington.
PGA champions (5 years): Keegan Bradley, Martin Kaymer, Y.E. Yang.
Players Championship winner (3 years): Matt Kuchar, K.J. Choi, Tim Clark.
BMW PGA Championship winner: Luke Donald.
U.S. Senior Open champion: Olin Browne.
Top 10 and ties from 2011 U.S. Open: Jason Day, Kevin Chappell, Robert Garrigus, Lee Westwood, Peter Hanson, Sergio Garcia.
2011 Tour Championship field: Bill Haas, Webb Simpson, Dustin Johnson, Justin Rose, Hunter Mahan, Brandt Snedeker, Nick Watney, Chez Reavie, John Senden, Aaron Baddeley, Adam Scott, Gary Woodland, Steve Stricker, Charles Howell III, David Toms, Mark Wilson, Bo Van Pelt, Jason Dufner, Jonathan Byrd, Vijay Singh, Fredrik Jacobson.
Top 60 from the world ranking on May 21: Rickie Fowler, Zach Johnson, Ian Poulter, Martin Laird, Nicolas Colsaerts, Francesco Molinari, Carl Pettersson, Thomas Bjorn, Bae Sang-moon, Alvaro Quiros, Simon Dyson, Ernie Els, Robert Karlsson, Anders Hansen, Kevin Na, Ben Crane, Kyle Stanley, Paul Casey, Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano, K.T. Kim, Rafael Cabrera Bello, Robert Rock, Ryo Ishikawa, Miguel Angel Jimenez.
Top 60 from the world ranking on June 11:
Sectional qualifying (36 holes): Brendan Jones, Toru Taniguchi, J.B. Park, Hiroyuki Fujita, Dong-Hwan Lee, Tadahiro Takayama, Alex Noren, Marc Warren, Gregory Bourdy, Raphael Jacquelin, Lee Slattery, Matthew Baldwin, Matteo Manassero, Soren Kjeldsen, Mikko Ilonen, George Coetzee, Peter Lawrie, Anthony Summers, Tim Herron, Shane Bertsch, Michael Thompson, Will Claxton, Darron Stiles, a-Brooks Koepka, Jason Bohn, Casey Wittenberg, Bob Estes, Alistair Presnell, Charlie Wi, Blake Adams, Kevin Streelman, Brian Harman, D.A. Points, David Mathis, Davis Love III, Steve Marino, Edward Loar, Rod Pampling, Martin Flores, Scott Piercy, Alex Cejka, Michael Allen, Matt Bettencourt, Tommy Biershenk, Aaron Watkins, Joe Ogilvie, Joe Durant, Stephen Ames, Bill Lunde, Hunter Haas, Robert Castro.
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