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As martial drums and horns build to an eerie crescendo—the signature sound of Bernard Hermann's final film score—a taxi emerges out of a blossoming shroud of steam: thus Martin Scorsese announces Taxi Driver as a descent into the urban underworld, the shining city on a hill become irredeemable necropolis. All the cultural and historical markers of disenfranchised cabbie Travis Bickle's growing insanity can now be recited by rote: Vietnam (he served); racial tensions (explicitly voiced by Scorsese himself as a cuckolded fare); post-Watergate disillusionment (the Presidential hopeful targeted by Bickle is hollow as a statue); a decaying, peep show-littered New York of the halcyon "FORD TO CITY: DROP DEAD" days. Yet in evoking Bickle's confused, cluttered consciousness—diary entry voiceovers stutter and backtrack, tracking POV shots linger over desired women and potential prey—Scorsese and scribe Paul Schrader create an empathetic enigma irreducible to sociological case study. Perhaps because peak-era Robert De Niro is Bickle: no actor has ever been simultaneously so ferocious and pathetic.
Equal parts scarred realism and headspace impressionism, the first two-thirds of Taxi Driver are close to perfect. The last, oft-debated third—Bickle's one-man apocalypse turned Searchers-inspired mission to rescue a pre-teen streetwalker—is unsettling for an ambiguity that just barely avoids incoherence. A chaotic, unstylized bloodbath and faintly fantastic concluding note—Bickle's dream woman returns only to be properly snubbed—only slightly complicate the fact that Bickle actually does "wash all this scum off the streets" while getting his violent martyrdom rocks off in the process. Nevermind John Hinckley's life-imitating-art Reagan assassination attempt; think of the endless parade of real-life Bickles that have captivated and befuddled the American imagination in the 35 years since Taxi Driver and consider how disturbingly hopeful is Scorsese's portrait in comparison.
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Sergei Ivanov, who is also deputy prime minister, said at a session of the Russia-NATO Council: "We are worried by the reconfiguration of NATO's infrastructure without prospects for the ratification of the Adapted Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe [CFE]."
The CFE treaty establishes limits on military hardware and troop numbers for all countries from the Atlantic to the Urals, and aims to establish a military balance on the European continent. The Istanbul Commitments, signed along with the Adapted CFE treaty in Istanbul in 1999, concern Russia's military presence on its southern flank.
The minister's comments came against the backdrop of a diplomatic scandal caused by the arrest of Russian officers in Tbilisi for allegedly spying. Relations between the countries have been tense in the last few years over Georgia's two separatist republics of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, where Russian peacekeeping forces have been stationed since the bloody conflicts of the early 1990s.
Ivanov also voiced Russia's worries over Georgia's active acquisition of weapons. "We are concerned over Georgia's policy of stepping up arms purchases."
On Thursday, he accused certain new members of NATO of supplying Georgia with weapons obtained earlier from the U.S.S.R., when they did not have the right to re-export them. He said conventional weapons laws were being violated.
"This is piracy," he added.
Former members of the communist-bloc in Europe -- Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Bulgaria Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia -- became NATO members in 2004.
Ivanov also thanked the secret services of some NATO member states for their assistance in the search for the terrorists responsible for executing Russian diplomats in Iraq.
One Russian Embassy employee was shot June 3 in an attack on a car in Baghdad. Four others were abducted and executed by an al-Qaeda linked group.
Ivanov said the situation in the Middle East country was far from being stable, despite the presence of multinational forces there since the overthrow of Saddam Hussein's regime.
"Russia is extremely concerned by the continuing efforts of extremist forces to plunge Iraq into the chaos of civil war," he said.
Ivanov called on NATO to step up its cooperation in countering terrorism and developing a single concept of joint measures in the field. "By this I mean finalizing the document on the role of the military in the fight against terrorism," he said.
Work on the document was ongoing since 2004 until being blocked by some NATO countries for unknown reasons.
Russia has bolstered a pilot project to train anti-terrorist police from Afghanistan and other Central Asian countries, and the minister said special courses for Afghan police will start in the Russian Interior Ministry soon.
Referring to the influx of terrorist organizations since the fall of the Taliban, Ivanov said: "There is no solution to the problem of Afghanistan through the use of force."
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After a year-long health study, the Duke Energy wind turbine project in Wisconsin was declared a human health hazard. The Board of Health of Brown County voted to take the action on October 14, 2014, according to JMKraft writing in Illinois Leaks (Duke Energy's Shirley Wind Farm Declared Health Hazard).
The decision was based on a report of a year-long study conducted by the Enz family to document infrasound in homes within a radius of 6 miles of the Shirley Wind turbines.
The vote to declare it a Human Health Hazard puts Duke Energy's Shirley Wind utility on the defensive to prove to the Board they are not the cause of the health complaints documented in the study and could result in a shut down order.
According to the Waubra Foundation, the wording of the motion was:
To declare the Industrial Wind Turbines in the Town of Glenmore, Brown County WI a Human Health Hazard for all people (residents, workers, visitors, and sensitive passersby) who are exposed to Infrasound/Low Frequency Noise and other emissions potentially harmful to human health.
Four different acoustical engineering firms performed the study, "A Cooperative Measurement Survey and Analysis of Low Frequency and Infrasound at the Shirley Wind Farm in Brown County, Wisconsin," which was partially funded by the Wisconsin Public Service Commission. The technicians recorded readings from several homes the residents had abandoned (citing turbine emission health impacts). The results included a statement agreed upon by all four firms – some of whom work for wind turbine developers – that in their opinion, "enough evidence and hypotheses have been given herein to classify LFN and infrasound as a serious issue, possibly affecting the future of the industry." WWMA summarized the study in a January 2014 post.
Sarah Laurie, of the Waubra Foundation in Australia, noted earlier this year ("Letter to Slovenia re Known Adverse Health Impacts of Wind Turbine Noise" Aug. 11, 2014) that:
Unlike most other products, where prior product safety is established, the wind industry has never been required to show there are no adverse health effects. … [I]n fact the wind industry are well aware of the serious health problems their products directly cause, and indeed that they have known for thirty years.
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The towns of Brewster, Marion, Mattapoisett, and Duxbury defeated wind turbine projects in the last few years. Now each town is signing on to power purchase agreements to lower their electric rates, underwriting a turbine project in Plymouth.
This does not sit well with commentators, who posted about the Rich Eldred piece in Wicked Local Cape Cod, "Brewster may purchase wind power" (10/7/14).
"As a resident of Plymouth," Margaret Burke writes, "it is my request that Brewster not purchase power from Future Generation Wind on the basis of potential harm to the health of Plymouth and Bourne residents." She notes that the four 476-foot, 2-megawatt Gamesa turbines will be sited within 1300 to 1400 feet of residents. In addition to Plymouth and Bourne, Wareham residents may also be affected, Burke says, with the noise amplified where turbines are close to bodies of water.
I would encourage anyone in these areas who have concerns about their health and well being and that of their families to contact their Boards of Health and other town officials who should have some information on the FGW plan and can hear your concerns, give you feedback and any action plans they may have on your behalf to protect you from health risks associated with living too close to industrial size turbines.
In the comment posted by Mercedes Medford, "Marie Jane" notes "the people of Plymouth will be the surrogate, [they will] carry the burden of the project." She warns readers about town government actions and potential contracts mentioned in the article:
BEWARE of tight time frames. BEWARE of promises for "the deal of the century." BEWARE of those who assert that there is no evidence of intense strobing, decline in property value which is proven, of health issues which are being experienced, complex low frequency noise issues which are proven, no acknowledgement of habitat destruction.
According to the Eldred article, Future Generation Wind project in Plymouth is the initiative of Keith Mann, a cranberry farmer who plans to site four 450-foot-tall turbines on 150 acres near Route 25. "The idea is to sell the power to off-takers. The Cape and Vineyard Electric Cooperative wants to be an off-taker and would sell the green energy power to NStar at a higher price and distribute the gains to member communities."
With the focus of the article on Brewster, Mark J. Cool–who is impacted by one of the Falmouth turbines–finds "it just might be that in Brewster, it's OK to exploit neighbors in another community if it should save Brewster a few energy budget bucks."
While the Scituate turbine sits idle awaiting a solution from the Chinese manufacturer,* the Board of Health and the Selectmen have been hearing the preliminary report of the noise testing done by Tech Environmental.
"After three nights of testing in five different locations, owners of the 390-foot-tall wind turbine on the Driftway say noise from the machine falls within state regulations," according to Jessica Trufant, reporting in the Patriot Ledger in Quincy ("Test results show Scituate turbine noise within state regulations" 8/6/14).
In a submission to Wind Wise, resident Dave Dardi said, "The report stated that the turbine was tested on three separate nights and the highest difference found between low ambient and maximum noise output was 7 dBa." He asked owner Gordon Deane during the BOH meeting for information that he needed for proper evaluation of the data. Mr Deane stated that he didn't bring that data with him. Mr Dardi pointed out that "the report indicated the turbine was very seldom above 30% power output and never above 60% during the testing periods and in addition the wind was never from the Southwest."
Video of the Board of Health meeting is posted on YouTube, "Scituate Board of Health Meeting 7-28-2014." The BOH pointed out that only three of the four tests were completed and voted to ask for the last test to be done while the turbines are running at intermediate speed and the wind direction from the southwest. They also asked why Tech Environmental had not accommodated parallel sampling by an acoustician for a Scituate community group, and were told there had been last-minute changes to the schedule.
*Trufant had earlier reported on the losses mounting from the turbine's down-time (Software glitch costs owners of Scituate wind turbine $45,000, 7/30/14).
More on Noise Report at Monroe Turbine
In her Greenfield Recorder news article, Study: Monroe turbines too noisy (8/1/14), reporter Diane Broncaccio reveals more details on actions taken to address Hoosac Wind's noise.
Since the letter was written, Iberdrola Renewables has invited 60 neighbors to an information session, to hear landowners' concerns, give them copies of the sound test results and discuss the planned modifications.
Those modifications include
∎ Install trailing edge serrations (saw-like edges) on the blades to reduce the overall turbine sound.
∎ Develop an operational protocol to address potential turbine noise for when the blades are coated with ice.
∎ Hire an independent engineering service to "study the tonality in more detail." According to Western Mass. DEP spokeswoman Catherine Skiba, a tonality study is a detailed analysis of where on the turbine the sounds are coming from.
Skiba said the DEP has received 58 complaints since December 2012. [Note: with no Boards of Health in either Monroe or Florida, residents must complain directly to the MADEP].
For more information on the noise report and DEP response, see Hoosac Wind Fails Noise Test.
This is the first case in Massachusetts that Wind Wise is aware of where a "pure tone" has been noted in noise testing. Trailing edge serrations have been tried in Vinalhaven ME with mixed results.
In a 2012 report, Addressing Wind Farm Noise Concerns, Jim Cummings of the Acoustic Ecology Institute makes sense of conflicting claims about the efficacy of adding serrated edges.
Serrated edges appear to be the most widely studied, with overall noise reductions of 3-8dB being reported (Barrone, 2011). However, many studies have found that these reductions are frequency-dependent, with reductions in low-frequency noise and increases at higher frequencies (over 2kHz). Serrations may be less effective at low or moderate wind speeds; in some situations, this can be when neighbors find turbine noise most audible.
During its first summer in operation, the three Fox Islands Wind turbines on the island of Vinalhaven, ME, were retrofitted with serrated edges as part of an effort to reduce noise impacts on neighbors…. No formal study of the effects has yet been released, though neighbors report that the serrations seemed to moderate the lower-frequency thumping element of the sound, while slightly increasing the overall whooshing aspects, as the studies summarized in Barrone might suggest (personal communications, 2012).
Meanwhile, at Europe's Wind Energy Association conference in Barcelona this year, Philip Totaro spoke for the industry in noting:
"A multitude of technologies have been prototyped for low noise but commercial use is limited except in cases where regulations have required it. Technical solutions could be used in combination, but effects have not been comprehensively studied and data is limited. For blade noise, the serrated trailing edge has been the single most influential technology, but others contribute as well. Turbine controls to derate when noise exceeds a threshold are a simple and cheap solution, but come at the expense of energy loss."
Hoosac Wind Fails Noise Test
WAMC Radio reporter Jim Levulis describes the reaction of the MassDEP to Iberdrola's mitigation plans for the Hoosac project "Report Finds Hoosac Turbines Out of Compliance."
Impacted resident Michael Fairneny is not impressed with the plans:
"Forget this mitigation," Fairneny said. "I would want curtailment…these things shut down. If they're found to out of compliance then I want something real done about it. I don't see them ever being in compliance. I mean they are quiet a few days here and there. But the majority of the days when they're not tested, if I'm not getting pounded the people on Tilda Hill are getting pounded."
Hoosac Wind is loud. It's too loud to comply with Massachusetts noise limits. That's why an April 28, 2014 letter to the Mass. Department of Environmental Protection offers remedies for the loud sounds. Iberdrola lists the exceedences measured in tests performed in January and February 2014 at monitoring stations at Tilda Hill Road and Moores Road:
• January 9, 2014 measurements were 42.4 dBA average Lmax at Tilda Hill South and 37.5 dBA average Lmax at Moores Road North. Ambient at those locations was 32.2 DBA and 26.7 dBA, respectively.
• February 20, 2014 measurements were 44.8 dBA average Lmax at Tilda Hill South and 44.4 dBA average Lmax at Moores Road North. Ambient at those locations was 27.8 DBA and 27.5 dBA, respectively. These unusual sound levels are attributed to a blade icing condition.
Too bad the company has not informed residents in Florida and Monroe, as it says in its letter it will do:
In addition to these technical modifications, New England Wind [Iberdrola Renewables] will be contacting neighboring residents inviting them to an information session. In that session New England Wind will listen to the concerns of landowners, discuss the sound test results, and detail our technical modifications. In addition, New England Wind will be offering scheduled tours of the site.
This report confirms what several acousticians noted after reviewing the original noise testing results from April 2013. Rob Rand analysed the initial acoustic report, and Stephen Ambrose illustrated the issues in "Back to the Future II" for a Townsend, Vermont presentation in November 2013.
The large increase in noise above what is a quiet rural background turns this sparsely populated rural area into an industrial zone. But because wind turbines are not regulated like normal industries, the noise continues through the night.
Among numerous issues raised about the initial testing in 2013 were:
- The turbines were run at a reduced power, which means that the turbines were producing less electricity and emitting lower noise. Iberdrola hired the acoustician (RSG of Vermont) to do the test and therefore was completely aware of the date and time of the testing. This was true in the April 2013 testing and again in the latest January and February 2014 testing. Even though the turbines were run at reduced power they still exceeded the Massachusetts noise pollution regulations.
- Much of the original April 2013 testing was unattended when the MassDEP guidance says the testing should be "attended," which means the noise is monitored by a person with a sound meter.
- The test microphones were inappropriately placed near trees, raising the background level.
Independent acousticians also found raw data tables in the April 2013 test report that indicated noise violations, but the company rejected the data on those sampling occasions because they were assumed to be anomalies.
Before the project was ever built, the original modeled noise assessment indicated to acousticians that there would be "widespread complaints" and "strong appeals to stop the noise." This modeling was performed on a computer in California, without any background noise measurements done in Florida or Monroe MA.
People whose lives have been impacted by the Hoosac project should have a chance to be heard. They will have ideas for mitigation that allow them to have a good night's sleep.
Will MADEP Regulate or Not?
That is the question posed by Firetower Wind in the Turbines over Troubled Waters post and a key question raised by the approach taken by a DEP assistant commissioner, Douglas Fine (quoted by Kathryn Gallerani reporting in "UPDATE: Kingston Independence turbine exceeds state's noise threshold during study" 7/10/14). The firm hired to test for compliance in Kingston issued an interim report confirming exceedences on two of the dates it tested.
Douglas Fine, assistant commissioner for planning and evaluation, said Wednesday that DEP has offered its assistance to the Board of Health as it sets a course of action in response to the violations of the state air pollution regulation. He did not foresee a conflict July 21.
Fine said DEP delegates authority for determining a course of action, in collaboration with the turbine operator, to the Board of Health.
"Now it's in the Board of Health's court to move forward," he said. "The Board of Health will work with the turbine operator to develop and put in place actions that will eliminate any future exceedences of our noise standard."
Fine said there are other instances of turbines violating the noise standard and that DEP has shared mitigation options with the Kingston board. He said DEP will also help the board and the turbine operator understand the conditions in place when the standard was exceeded to properly mitigate and prevent recurrences.
Sean and Doreen Reilly, whose family has been among the many households impacted by turbine operations in Kingston, wrote to the town:
As you are well aware we have been requesting and at times begging that you, our town, officials, help us by investigating, and acting, on the Nuisance conditions we have been exposed to by way of both excessive and invasive noise as well as the very disorienting shadow flicker impacts that have enveloped our home, property and neighborhood as a result of the Independence turbine operations.
AWEA P.R. Aside, Wind Turbine Syndrome Persists
…just days after the 19-turbine project went online Shea sensed something wrong. She "felt kind of queasy," one day in the kitchen. Later she woke up feeling like she had bed spins. …"It's a hard to describe sensation, you just want to crawl out of your skin," Shea says.
Dr. Steven Rauch, an otologist at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary and a professor at Harvard Medical School, believes WTS is real."…The patients deserve the benefit of the doubt," Rauch says. "It's clear from the documents that come out of the industry that they're trying very hard to suppress the notion of WTS and they've done it in a way that [involves] a lot of blaming the victim."
Halperin thinks it's a mistake for the wind industry to ignore the issue.
In these cases, industry's primary goal isn't to be right on the merits, though that would be nice, but to continue operating. As long as it's planting turbines, the wind industry is winning. But as long as it's simply dismissing WTS, the industry is putting itself at risk of losing its sympathetic, clean image.
The best advice might come from the Salt and Lichtenhan article. Big Wind, it argues, should "acknowledge the problem and work to eliminate it."
Follow Alex Halperin on Twitter @alexhalperin.


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Young India not prepared for old age!
With better food supply and nutrition, healthier lifestyle, better hygiene and, most importantly, advances in healthcare, Indians now live longer - life expectancy has gone up from 31 years in 1947 to 64 years in 2005.
And according to the World Population Prospects 2012 published by the United Nations, the share of people aged 65 years and above in the country is forecast to increase from 5.1 percent in 2010 to 12.7 percent in 2050, while the average life expectancy is projected to increase from around 65 years in 2010 to 73 years in 2050.
However, longevity is a double-edged sword considering rising medical costs, mounting inflationary pressures and rapidly changing lifestyles. Nonetheless, a longer lifespan is a blessing and the best way to make the most of this piece of good fortune is to plan for it.
Paradoxically, however, Indians do not seem to be keen on planning for the autumn of their lives. A recent study by Max Life Insurance along with leading research firm Nielsen on "Retirement Usage & Attitude" covering 1,091 male respondents in the 31-50 bracket across the country revealed that a mere 28 percent had started planning for retirement, with a majority investing in life insurance policies.
The average age of retirement in India is around 59 years though the survey revealed that 24 percent of the younger crop of working professionals hoped to retire before 55, implying that this group would need to have a large retirement corpus that could provide financial security for at least another 20 years.
Still, less than 28 percent of the current working population has begun to plan for its retirement. The rest believe they can start investing for retirement in their late 30s and still accumulate enough wealth for an independent, peaceful and comfortable retired life; in fact 10 percent of them believe they will have greater financial independence during their sunset years.
Only one percent of the respondents agreed that their retired years could imply financial struggle. Ironically, even though 75 percent agreed that their routine expenses would increase post-retirement, the majority did not have a plan to counter the rise in expenditure! Indeed, metadata suggests that India's salaried class is by and large unprepared for retirement.
Wake up and smell the coffee
Surprisingly, a majority of Indians remain detached from the reality of an impending financial crunch. Half the fraction that claims to have invested for its retirement concedes to ad hoc or convenience-based planning, saving only when they have additional money, without the guidance of a professional financial adviser.
As many as 63 percent of investors refuse to review their retirement needs before retirement, while a majority in non-metro cities ignored inflationary effects while building a retirement corpus. The Max Life Insurance and Nielsen study suggests that 48 percent of the members in the overall investor group were oblivious to rising medical costs. Further, more than 50 percent expected to live with their children during their retired years despite belonging to nuclear set-ups themselves today.
Incumbents need to realize that it is easy to save for retirement during the early stages of one's career when there is no pressure to support a family and minimal health expenses. Deferring retirement planning implies a "cost of delay" - the greater the delay, the higher the costs. Even in our survey, 65 percent of the retirement investors were of the opinion that they should have started earlier and at least a third expected to face financial uncertainty after they had retired.
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While building a nestegg is critical to a hassle-free retired life, investors need to adhere to simple but intelligent investment techniques during their working years. For instance, investing in a health insurance policy that covers the policy-holder until 70-75 years of age is a smart move to make when you are young and healthy as it becomes increasingly difficult to get adequate coverage with passing years and deteriorating health.
Likewise, it is sensible to borrow for children's education and save for one's retirement. In the survey, 73 percent of the respondents considered their children's education a greater priority than saving for their own retirement without realising that while there are numerous avenues for educational loans, there are limited options for their own financial security after retirement. Besides, an educational loan inculcates a sense of financial discipline among the younger generation and prompts them to focus on savings early in life.
Another smart tactic is to invest in a life insurance pension plan that guarantees monthly returns. Life insurance by itself is an appealing option for many investors because of the perceived safety, guaranteed high returns and tax breaks available. Investment in a plan that guarantees monthly returns ensures peace of mind for the minimum monthly expenditure anticipated at the time of retirement. However, only four percent of the respondents in the survey had invested in such plans.
Retirement Investment is a Matter of Choice, Not Chance
Hoping for a comfortable life after retirement will not help - working towards it will. Plan your retirement under the guidance of a qualified professional who will help you build a balanced portfolio while minimising risk yet safeguarding your interests and ensuring guaranteed, high returns. It is never too early to plan for your retirement - just ensure you are not too late!
(05.03.2014 - Prashant Tripathy is chief financial officer Max Life Insurance. The views expressed are personal. He can be contacted at email@example.com)
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Pepe Le Moko is a notorious thief, who escaped from France. Since his escape, Moko became a resident and leader of the immense Casbah of Algiers. French officials arrive insisting on Pepe's capture are met with unfazed local detectives, led by Inspector Slimane, who are biding their time. Meanwhile, Pepe meets the beautiful Gaby , which arouses the jealousy of InesStarring: Charles Boyer, Hedy Lamarr, Joseph Calleia, Alan Hale, Robert Greig, Leonid KinskeySee all
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Well, now that the return of John Wall is out of the way, the Wizards have the rest of this season (48 games left and currently 12 out of the playoffs) and beyond to look toward. If it seems like a lot, it is. But time is still short. Always is. Wall can sign an extension on his rookie contract this summer. When Derrick Rose signed his extension, he got five years, $95 million; Russell Westbrook got five years, $80 million. So the Wizards have a lot of evaluating to do over 48 games to determine if their proclaimed franchise player is worth franchise player money. (At this point, not sure Wall is worth a 5-year, $70 million contract, but we will see.) Wall has some of his own evaluating to do as well. He, like most supreme talents, clearly wants to play for a winner. The Washington Wizards are currently losers.
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