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Jessica Simpson Baby Bump Watch: Matching Leopard Prints With Baby Maxwell! (Photos)Joanna Mazewski
A very pregnant Jessica Simpson was spotted going out to lunch with her adorable 11-month-old daughter Maxwell while in Los Angeles, Calif. on Saturday afternoon.
The celebrity mom looked every inch the yummy mummy in a revealing black top that she matched with a leopard-print skirt and a pair of comfortable flip-flops. With a baby in her arms and her growing pregnancy bump, Jessica is definitely choosing comfort over style these days, and I don't blame her! I also LOVE how her leopard skirt matches Maxwell's shoes. Talk about adorable!
Take a look at our photo gallery below and tell us, what do you think of Jessica's maternity style?
Jessica Simpson 1 of 11Jessica Simpson shows her growing baby bump as she carries her daughter Maxwell into a lunch date in Los Angeles.
Maxwell 2 of 11She is such a cutie, isn't she?
Mommy And Me 3 of 11These two are adorable together!
Comfort 4 of 11It looks like Jessica is choosing comfort over style these days.
Gorgeous 5 of 11Both ladies are incredibly gorgeous in this pic, aren't they?
Big Sister 6 of 11I can't wait to see how Maxwell's little brother is going to look like!
Yummy Mummy 7 of 11Jessica is looking every inch the yummy mummy, too!
Bump In Check 8 of 11And it looks like Jessica is keeping that baby bump in check during this pregnancy, too.
Cravings No More 9 of 11She definitely hasn't gained as much weight in this pregnancy as she had in her first.
No Time 10 of 11I'm sure she'll be back to her pre-pregnancy shape in no time, too.
Tell Us Your Thoughts 11 of 11What do you think of Jessica's maternity style here?
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I also have to reiterate Annie Wagner's recommendation of the Streetwise screening this Sunday:
'Streetwise' and 'Erin' (FILMS) Mary Ellen Mark's hard photograph of a 14-year-old Seattle street kid named Tiny, clutching her forearms and frowning deeply behind the veil of her French whore's costume, isn't just an iconic imageit's an eerie document of our city, circa 1983. Streetwise, the feature-length doc about Tiny and her friends, is a stunning scrap of the story behind that frown; Erin catches you up on what's happened since. Mark and Erin Charles (AKA Tiny) will talk after the screening. (Frye Art Museum, 704 Terry Ave, 622-9250 ext 3. 2 pm, $10$15.) ANNIE WAGNER
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What TransCanada's CEO Is Not Saying About The Keystone Tar Sands Pipeline
TransCanada has lobbied the U.S. government to approve the Keystone XL pipeline, hoping to transport the heavy, bitumen-laden tar sands crude oil to coastal refineries in Texas. The corporation's Chief Executive Officer Russ Girling said in an interview scheduled to air this weekend on Bloomberg Television that rejecting the pipeline would increase greenhouse gas emissions.
Girling said that currently, the U.S. imports more crude in tankers that run on oil — so approving the pipeline would allow the U.S. to use more oil from Canada, transported by pipeline and not by tanker. Girling said:
"If you deny the pipeline it's a lose-lose. We lose jobs. We lose economic development and we lose energy security. And it likely leads to greater emissions in GHG."
The problem is, this is not really what would happen if the pipeline is constructed. The State Department's draft environmental assessment report said:
There is existing demand for crude oil, particularly heavy crude oil at refiners in the Gulf Coast area, but the ultimate disposition of crude oil transported by the proposed Project, and any refined products produced from that crude oil, would be determined by future market forces.
Which of course means that there is no assurance that the oil transported by the pipeline would not be refined and exported on tankers of their own, destined for other countries. The global oil market does not operate in nearly so zero-sum of a game. Morover, gas prices for U.S. consumers would increase, not decrease, according to recent reports.
Additionally, as the EPA made clear in its public comment submitted to the State Department's draft report, the pipeline itself will emit greenhouse gases as tar sands crude is not going to pump itself down the length of the pipeline: power is required. EPA recommended using renewable resources, something TransCanada has not said it would do.
Furthermore, the emissions that would be released by the extraction, transportation, and burning of the tar sands oil in Alberta are not inevitable: Reuters found that the alternatives to the Keystone pipeline (like using trains) are so difficult and untenable that the pipeline is essentially the only feasible way those emissions would occur.
To be fair to TransCanada, it is easy to think a pipeline would be a more direct and safe method of getting a fluid from Point A to Point B. Yet the northern leg of the pipeline only exists in the hopes and dreams of TransCanada executives and lobbyists who think the project would be a huge boon — it is easy to think American citizens would have to wait until it is built to see who is right.
Fortunately, the United States already has a sort of test case: the southern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline is more than 75 percent complete across stretches of Texas and Oklahoma, which developers expect to complete by the end of 2013. The project that has not been approved by the State Department and White House is the as-yet-unbuilt northern leg. How is the southern portion doing?
Not so well, it turns out. Public Citizen reports that in just one 60-mile stretch north of the Sabine River in Texas, landowners have observed TransCanada and its vendor Michaels digging up buried sections of the pipeline, reportedly to address "dozens of anomalies, including dents and welds."
Per Public Citizen's release:
The pipeline problems are marked with stakes. A marked section will have a stake that reads "Anomaly" and a number on one end of the section to be excavated, said Public Citizen's Rita Beving, who has been working with landowners along this and other tar sands pipelines in Northeast Texas. A nearby second stake will often read "Dent" or "Weld," she said. Residents saw these stakes and pipeline spray painted with "Dent" and "Cut Out," and observed contractors spraying the new pipe with coating.
"The company does not have to reveal what happened, but seeing a completed pipeline having welds and dents cut out is reminiscent of other infamous low-quality pipelines built by a variety of companies that PHMSA has identified in the last few years," said former TransCanada engineer Evan Vokes. "The odds are not favorable to avoid a leak when we are seeing problems such as these with a newly constructed pipeline, and a leak poses dangers for the people who live along this route."
The first Keystone pipeline, originating in Canada and terminating in Illinois, had 12 spills in its first year, ranging from 2 gallons to 21,000 gallons. This is the largest number of spills during any U.S. pipeline's first year in history. That such a new pipeline had so many problems directly refutes arguments that spills of older tar sands pipelines (like Exxon's Pegasus spill in Arkansas in April) are a reason to build new, "safer" ones like Keystone XL.
So is this project (the northern Keystone leg) actually going to happen? TransCanada CEO Girling certainly seems to think so, telling Bloomberg Government: "I remain extremely confident that we'll get the green light to build this pipeline."
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Keystone XL: What Would Hillary Do?
What would Hillary Clinton do regarding Keystone XL if she were president today? Would she approve it or deny it?
This is a simple, concrete, and consequential question that should be posed to her, persistently, starting today. It should be posed to her by CAP, Climate Progress, 350.org, the Sierra Club, Move On, the NRDC, and other environmental and climate organizations as well as all Democrats and progressives who are deeply concerned about climate change and who want to make sure that any future Democratic nominee for president will be the right one for the task.
It's also a question that should be posed by the MSNBC folks (Rachel, Chris Hayes, Lawrence O'Donnell, Chris Matthews) and the CNN folks (Piers Morgan, etc.) if they are serious, if they are serious about climate change, and if they want to serve the American public by making sure that the views of would-be presidential nominees are understood by voters before the field is narrowed and it's too late.
Some might object to this idea by saying that it's too early to press would-be candidates for president in 2016 with such specific questions about their views. Hogwash! Already, many Democratic and progressive pundits are touting Hillary as the clear and overwhelming front-runner for the Democratic nomination, and practically worshiping at her feet, openly saying that other potential Democratic candidates are standing by to see whether Hillary runs, presumably planning to defer to her (in many cases) if she does. In effect, they say, Hillary is starting to run now; so we'd better find out in concrete terms what sort of president she'd be, regarding climate change.
Some might object, saying that she would have this excuse not to answer such a question, namely that it would be inappropriate for her to answer it, having served President Obama until recently and given the fact that Keystone XL is his decision to make. Again, hogwash! She is no longer a member of the Obama Administration and she is free to state her own view; and it would be fair and appropriate for her to state it, and fair for the public to ask for it given that she is a prominent Democrat who seems to be a potential and likely candidate next time around.
It would be far too easy, and a typical political copout, for her to wait for Obama's KXL decision and then to comment on it (perhaps in vague terms) only after-the-fact and only in the months leading up to the Democratic primary. Doing so would be a copout, not leadership. Clearly, to do so would be to put her own political aspirations and politicking itself above the real concern: climate change.
She has had plenty of time to consider such issues, to understand climate change, and so forth. If she can't make up her mind about something such as Keystone XL, that would say a lot about her qualifications to be president. If she would actually approve Keystone XL, that should give us (the climate movement) all the information we need if we want to avoid getting ourselves into the same position in 2017-2020 as we are in today and have been these last four years, that is, with a president who we elected that is doing far too little to address climate change.
Finally, I would say this: If her answer is, "If I were president today, I would deny approval to Keystone XL," such an answer would do several things (in addition to showing leadership and demonstrating a willingness to be clear with the American people): First, it would be great for the climate movement, and it would begin to change the dialogue in politics and set the stage for discussions that must begin to happen, preferably sooner rather than later. Second, it would actually provide some degree of "cover" for President Obama if he is tending towards denying approval to KXL. He shouldn't need such "cover", of course, but he apparently doesn't like to rock the boat, at least not alone. In any case, a clear and crisp statement from Hillary that, all things considered, she would deny approval to KXL, would not only show leadership on her part, and it would not only give us information that we should want to know, but it would also help the cause immensely as well as help or prompt President Obama to make the decision that he should make in any case.
(To be clear, my point here is not that I support Hillary; for the most part, based on most of what I've seen so far, I don't. Instead, my point is that we should want and demand to know her position on Keystone XL, a point that's especially true for anyone concerned with climate change who might even consider her as a potential Democratic nominee and candidate for president.)
What a mess! Oil companies have proven repeatedly and relentlessly that profit is the number one priority. Everything else, including the truth, should be manipulated to increase profit. If there were a truly independent, objective analysis of the Keystone XL northern segment, it would never be built. Meanwhile, concerned citizens are trying to keep their land and water safe from the hazards of toxic tarsand sludge. People in Nebraska – NOT the elected politicians who are unofficial lobbyists for Transcanada – are racing to build cleaner, renewable energy sources in the path of the KXL. Read about the efforts of Bold Nebraska via the link. #nokxl
I agree Jeff.
What TransCanada is really not saying is that a bunch of very rich ecocide exploiters will lose a whole lot of money. Reason enough to stop the venture. Let them transport water in the thing and leaks will not make any difference.
Jeff, with all due respect, that's not the main question to ask her. According to Anderson, if we are to avoid exceeding the unrealistically high 2 C temperature ceiling in the transition period, we need to start reducing global CO2 emissions by about ten percent a year for decades. That would avert additional long-term accumulation of CO2 in the atmosphere.
So, the question for future President H. Clinton is: what is your plan to reduce CO2 emissions to a level where the ceiling (and climate cliff) can be avoided, and what is your plan to show leadership and exert pressure on other nations to do likewise, or even better?
Superman1, I agree of course that there are larger questions to ask her, asap and also eventually, regarding climate change. We need to understand her stance in its entirety, and what she would do about it. My focus here on Keystone XL has to do with the fact that it is both a concrete and timely question, and the question lends itself to a simple 'approve/disapprove' answer, leaving no room for vague words or evasiveness, or at least making vague words and evasiveness show their ugly faces if that's all she's willing to offer. Too few times are there crystal-clear questions that can be asked and should be answered. KXL offers one of those opportunities. So, the concrete question should be put to her, clearly, until she either answers it or shows that she won't. It will be our fault, and our fault only, if we don't passionately put the question to her, starting now, until she is forced to show her stripes one way or another.
My only point is suppose she said yes, I will turn it down on my first day in office. How will that contribute to the twenty percent a year reduction in CO2 emissions we should be generating by that time? I want to hear her say today that her first act in office will be to ban all non-essential uses of fossil fuels. Like it or not, that's our only choice if we want to avoid exceeding the interim temperature ceiling.
Even that may not be enough at this late date, but at least it's a first small step!
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This continual shifting of my comments fragments the message, and is unbefitting of a professional site.
And Thus … (a Question For CAP)
And thus (see my earlier comments) I would like to put the question to Ryan, Joe, and CAP: Does CAP agree that it (CAP) and we (the climate movement) should put the question to Hillary, 'How would you rule on Keystone XL if you were president today?'
This is a concrete, clear, and timely question. What is your view, Ryan Joe and CAP?
We should all understand, by now, that it is vitally important for the climate movement to make sure that the right and best person occupies the White House next time around, someone who will show real and proactive leadership and effectiveness at addressing climate change, including leading the public dialogue about climate change and making the necessary tough decisions. The pending Keystone XL question, the fact that Hillary is thought to be the most likely "favorite" for the Democratic nomination for president next time around (and she's already preparing), and the fact that the KXL question demands a clear 'approve/disapprove' answer, all combine to make this a question that should be asked of Hillary asap, not only in order to understand Hillary's own view, but also to make it clear to any would-be Democratic or progressive presidential contenders that we will not allow them to get away with vagueness and evasiveness, and that we won't support them with our efforts and votes if that's what they feed us. No more!
So I pose this clear question to Ryan, Joe, and CAP. Will you lead the effort to begin posing the KXL question to Hillary, as well as to any other serious would-be Democratic candidates that begin to show signs of interest in the nomination? It's a clear and timely question.
The Keystone XL gets all the attention while this BIGGER tar sands oil pipeline expansion is overlooked.
Enbridge, the Canadian company that leaked 1 million gallons of tar sands oil into the Kalamazoo River, is planning to expand this tar sands pipeline from 570,000 bpd to 880,000 bpd. The Keystone XL capacity is 800,000 bpd.
It will flow thru ND and MN to a Lake Superior port in Wisconsin. This is where it gets very dangerous. Tar sands oil will then be shipped on the very fragile Great Lakes to refineries. The lakes supply fresh water to over 10 million people and billions of dollars of recreation, fish and many jobs.
And whose to appoint the bi-partisan Board of Rationing that determines what is "non-essential"?
Coincidentally, from this morning's Drumbeat:
How the oil sands industry is distorting Canada's economy, Thomas Homer-Dixon, The Globe and Mail: "…Small-c conservatism used to mean a commitment to prudence in public policy. But with respect to the oil sands and the related issue of climate change, the policies of the current Conservative government are radical and reckless. They could cause Canada enormous future harm."
Countered by Why Canada needs to develop the oil sands Konrad Yakabuski, The Globe and Mail: "Opponents of the oil sands warn that Canada will pay a hefty price if it allows the development of this vast resource to continue at its present pace. Persuaded of Stephen Harper's fealty to the oil lobby and Alberta's interests, they are asking U.S. President Barack Obama to save Canadians from their own government by killing the Keystone XL pipeline. In the pursuit of their goal of permanently shutting down the oil sands, they even warn that Canada risks becoming a "petro-state" akin to Iran or Nigeria…"
Joe mentioned recently this site's design will undergo overhaul this summer. And who is this "Anderson" to whom you frequently refer? Gotta link? Thanks!
keystone refuses the put safety in to assure protection from a spill. Keystone has paid lawmakers to get the bill passed and Speaker Boehner is trying to get votes to override Obama's veto. If successful Boehner would see Keystone drill and cause a spill worse then Alaska and the Gulf. The heartland farms would be totally destroyed. Mitt Romney said he was ready to approve drilling know the disaster would happen but it would bring jobs for 8 months.
Almost unbelievable that people continue to approve of these tarsands projects – whether it's building new pipelines or expanding or reversing existing pipelines. It's not classified as oil, companies don't pay taxes into the spill liability fund for it, it does not behave as oil and cannot be cleaned up like oil. No one knows how to clean it up. They were using paper towels in Mayflower, Arkansas! One of the most frustrating aspects is the astounding failure of elected officials and the people in agencies who are supposed to monitor and safeguard public health and well-being. Certain elected officials in Nebraska, for example, are doing a wonderful job as lobbyists for Transcanada while ignoring the wishes of their contituents regarding Keystone XL. Complete dereliction of duty. No wonder people are so cynical and taking matters into their own hands.
Ed, Kevin Anderson was Director, Tyndall Research Centre, Britain's top climate research center, and is now a Professor at U of Manchester. In my view, he is the best at linking climate science to climate policy. http://whatnext.org/resources/Publications/Volume-III/Single-articles/wnv3_andersson_144.pdf
Ed, I remember the rationing in WWII; they found the Board to do it. What we need now is far more stringent, and the stakes are much higher. Anderson, whom I mention below, gives some idea of what we can expect if we don't do these harsh cutbacks; it's not pretty!
Who are the companies for which profit is not their #1 priority: Wal-Mart; Monsanto; Microsoft?
The last I heard, the majority of the American public supports Keystone XL. This is evidence that the mendacious PR campaign is working, for the most part.
People mistakenly believe it will create thousands of permanent jobs. People mistakenly believe it will reduce gas prices. People have no idea how toxic this oil will be even if there isn't an oil spill. And there will certainly be oil spills, over and over.
When I say "people," I mean the uninformed majority. The informed minority realizes what a disaster-in-waiting this pipeline is.
Ah, the triumph of this quarter's profits over the future.
What I miss on CP and many other sites is a nice an clear graph of a emission scenario (peak year and rate of yearly reductions) that will give a 100% guarantee that we avoid a 2 degree c temperature rise.
I agree.
I agree with superman about Kevin Anderson.
You need to introduce a fee on everything which causes emissions and then people think twice before they use the "old method" or invent something new, which prevents emissions or reduces them.
The video lecture with Anderson, http://climatestate.com/2013/05/31/video-free-market-solution-emissions-targets/
Exactly. Be ready! There will be mass civil disobedience, pending POTUS approval. Visit 350.org, sign up, co-ordinate locally. Do not let this scam roll on without a fight!
Mark, read the Anderson paper in the post right above yours; he gives these clear graphs. You'll never see the proposers here do those analyses for their concepts; there's no way they could avoid exceeding the ceiling, and exceeding it by plenty.
My answer to your request is in #15.
Tar sands pipeline risks – examining the facts
NRDC – information showing that pipelines moving tar sands are more likely to leak, that leak detection systems are unlikely to detect tar sands spills when they happen, that tar sands spills are significantly more damaging than conventional spills, and that conventional spills response measures are inadequate for containing and cleaning tar sands spills
Pipelines in the U.S. with longest history moving tar sands diluted bitumen also have worst spill record.
High temperature tar sands pipelines are at greater risk of leaks. Tar sands pipelines operate at higher temperatures that conventional pipelines and high temperature pipelines are more likely to spill due to external corrosion. We know that high temperature pipelines are more likely to rupture due to external corrosion because a small network of pipelines in southern California has provided us with an on point case study. Pipelines serving the Kern River field in California have transported thick heavy crudes to nearby refineries for several decades. In a ten year study of its pipeline network, California regulators found:
"Operating temperature had a significant effect on leak incident rates. Generally, the higher the operating temperature, the higher the resulting incident rate." California State Fire Marshalls, Pipeline Risk Assessment, 1993.
Leak detection systems miss 19 out of 20 spills.
Tar sands diluted bitumen spills are more damaging and difficult to clean. The 2010 Enbridge tar sands spill into the Kalamazoo River highlighted an industry that was unprepared to address the unique challenges associated with tar sands diluted bitumen spills. Nearly three years after Enbridge spilled a million gallons of tar sands crude into the Kalamazoo River watershed and almost a billion dollars has been spent on cleanup, and 38 miles of that river are still contaminated.
Conventional spill response methods have proven ineffective for tar sands diluted bitumen spills. During the Kalamazoo tar sands spill, conventional cleanup methods failed, and in some cases made the spill worse. EPA officials were forced to improvise, using extreme measures to recover oil from riverbeds and the nearby Morrow Lake. The spill cleanup continues, but now EPA officials have focused on ensure new areas are not contaminated, concluding that it would be too damaging to fully clean the nearly 40 miles of the Kalamazoo River that are already contaminated by tar sands.
Tar sands pipeline industry's argument against improved safety standards and practices are flawed http://switchboard.nrdc.org/blogs/aswift/tar_sands_pipeline_safety_risk.html
Excluding the Public From Tar Sands Pipeline Decisions Could Backfire on the Federal Government http://www.desmog.ca/2013/04/25/excluding-public-tar-sands-pipeline-decisions-could-backfire-federal-government
Oh, that Anderson… Look, if anyone took Prof. Anderson seriously, there'd be a lot of sacred cows on the block. Environmental cows included. And who was this John Tyndall character, anyway? Some ne'er-do-well tree hugger who dabbled in chemistry to support his alpineering jones? [/irony] But seriously, keeping in the spirit of the times, here's one to add to your own collection. Thanks!
Jeff makes a lot of sense.
What Clinton or any other mainstream politician says when after votes, and what they actually do when elected are increasingly likely to be two rather different things. It really is decades past time to face the facts concerning 'capitalist democracy'.
Their duty, in which they are never derelict, is to the money power that owns and controls all capitalist states. The false consciousness that we live in 'democracies' where 'the people' rule, is, I believe, the primary obstacle to resolving the existential crisis of humanity. Democracy is a great idea-we ought to give it a go.
It's always about 'exerting pressure' in the Right's ideal world. Until the little guy pleads 'Uncle', eh, as Reagan said of Nicaragua.
In such a complex, multi-factorial situation, I don't think that 100% guarantees exist anymore, save that we are all going to be long dead before, and if, our lucky descendants have cleaned up the Augean mess that we are bequeathing them.
Isn't getting a verbal assurance from a politician just a little absurd? The demand should be of all current and future sitting politicians who are in a position of influence.
Thanks so much for putting this up prokaryotes.
There is food for a dozen posts by Dr. Romm in this single video.
Anderson makes so many points that appear crucial – including the 80/20 rule applying to demand side reductions in CO2 emissions – and how only immediate huge reductions in demand side reductions are going to give us a chance of avoid Hell and High Water.
Here is the connection between tar-sands oil and coal plants.
Tar sands oil is piped to Detroit by Enbridge and refined by Marathon Oil. As a result, two huge piles of the resultant waste product, petcoke, have accumulating beside the Detroit River. They are owned by a company controlled by Charles and David Koch. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/18/business/energy-environment/mountain-of-petroleum-coke-from-oil-sands-rises-in-detroit.html
Detroit Edison is conducting tests to see how much petcoke can be blended with coal at their Monroe electric plant.
See P36 in http://priceofoil.org/2013/01/17/petroleum-coke-the-coal-hiding-in-the-tar-sands/
There is a pdf of charts and graphs from Anderson's video (prokaryotes #16) at:
Today's tar sand production, transport and refining industry is basically in the same position as Kodak was in in the 1990's.Kodak was still selling fantastic volume of analogue film, but a sneaky competitor was organizing an all-out war: digital cameras and home printing. Kodak made its last roll of Kodachrome in 2005, and went bankrupt last year. This is the fate of the tar sand industry. Car manufacturers around the world are now competing to produce EV's and super- efficient hybrids, and there is no turning back. Global consumption of traditional petrol fuels is falling significantly, and this trend will only accelerate. Time is not on the side of Keystone, and if it is not approved in the next 2-3 years, it will be clear to all that it has no commercial future, and will never get built.
I found these scenarios from PIK. What I find worrisome is that in the most optimistic scenario negative emissions are necessary to obtain a chance in achieving a 2°C limit.
I find it hard to believe in negative emissions after watching this presentation : "another inconvinient truth " .
OMG. "Tankers release more CO2 than a pipeline" and therefore, the pipeline means LESS greenhouse emissions?
Anyone ever SEEN a Tarsands site? The number of backhoes, dump trucks, and other heavy machinery DWARFS the amount of machinery used in simple drilling. Add to that the CO2 released by the Conversion process and even the soil itself, and the idea that "tankers" release more CO2 than all that is beyond ridiculous.
Wait… The oil to the coast will be exported on those same tankers contributing emissions to the environment. Obama better not bite that apple!
Thanks Prokaryotes, your website looks very nice with much information.
I think Kevin Anderson has not found public support for such measures to prevent, though, it is an interesting concept of consequential actions leading to everyday weather.
Mark, if you start with Anderson's nominal 2 C ceiling and required 10%/yr global CO2 emissions reduction, add on positive feedback mechanisms, a 1 C ceiling being far less dangerous, increased climate sensitivities due to recent reports, and greater share being borne by advanced nations, the actual emissions reductions required in the near-term are out of reach. We can't get there from here.
Anderson makes the point we cannot get through the near term by altering the supply mix; the only way is to reduce demand. As you can see by the numbers above, the demand reductions required are beyond draconian. When half the members of Congress are overt deniers, and many members of the other half represent covert deniers, the idea of any concerted effort for substantial demand reduction is beyond fantasy.
Brooks Bridges #29, those are excellent vugraphs. If we add on positive feedback mechanisms they excluded, a 1 C ceiling being far less dangerous, increased climate sensitivities due to recent reports, and greater share being borne by advanced nations, what can we conclude other than the most draconian reductions in demand now are REQUIRED if we are to have even a glimmer of hope of surviving the transition period?
I found draconian reductions are more closely tied to not having the money for the conviencies than concepts of co2 consequential actions. That solar elec. once installed adds the convience without further monthly cost is the win win. Adding fuel cell electric with easy on and off adds length of service to the fuel cell use and solar can make the hydrogen on site to fuel the fuel cell in the evening. That I think is closer to the proper use of consequential action theory.
Anderson is supported by the IEA and Price Waterhouse predictions we are headed for 4 deg C as early as 2050. See PRice Waterhouse link for: "Too late for two degrees?"
He further points out that just the E7 emissions, by themselves, will soon sink 2 deg aims.
Therefore, only immediate, drastic demand side cuts by G7 give us a prayer of a livable climate.
He suggests that if the 80/20 rule holds and is run 3 times, just 1% of population is using 50% of energy so JUST that 1% needs to sacrifice life style to possibly save the planet.
His 1% would include virtually everyone reading this blog.
My comment #36 was intended to be a reply to Superman1 #31.
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Answer to your question in #31 Superman1 is that I agree with you.
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Social movements such as shopping riots.
Since there hasn't been a refinery built in th eUS or Canada in two generations, why not build a refinery at the tar sand pits and not need a pipeline at all? Maybe just to join the gasoline pipelines already in existence. Just a thought. I'm not a petroleum engineer or transportation specialist but putting a refinery at the source of the raw material seems a no brainer to me.
Some people live in a world where telling bald-faced lies is rewarded.
Brooks Bridges. "so JUST that 1% needs to sacrifice life style to possibly save the planet.". Excellent observation! Unfortunately, that 1% controls the wealth of this planet, controls the major countries, controls their politicians and effectively controls their militaries. They would not hesitate to use the latter to continue their fossil energy profligate way of life and ensure their survival to the very end.
Thanks Brooks Bridges, i added the link.
British Columbia Opposes Planned Oil Sands Pipeline http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/01/business/energy-environment/british-columbia-opposes-planned-oil-sands-pipeline.html?ref=science&_r=0
Yes Mulga, our reductionist science is not up to dealing with systems. Unfortunately, systems science is not well known as mechanism has taken over so much of our thinking and working, ME
The potential dangers of the pipeline and oil being burned are very significant alone. The additional issue that is as important is cutting the investment in fossil fuel development. The current amount of fossil fuel in worldwide development pipelines is 5 TIMES the gigatons we might be able to burn without writing the death sentence for most life on the planet.
The investors in these projects will fight tooth and nail to keep from losing their ROI let alone the funds they put in. We need to start investing and developing sustainable sources. The energy producers have claimed they are spending money on this. Actually, they have a history of buying patents for sustainable energy development and prototypes of items that are made to use it. Whether they destroyed them or filed for when faced giving up petroleum is a guess.
The Alberta tarsands mining fields are the largest manufacturing project any where. Members of the Canadian Dene tribe that live on Lake Athabasca have had very significant increases in cancers and autoimmune diseases long linked to petrochemicals. They are dying. The fish in Lake Athabasca have tumors growing on them and the numbers are falling off. You can't eat the fish or drink the water. A source of income and food for the tribe is gone.
Since British Columbia's provincial government denied the western route for a pipeline the end of the week, the developers are even more at risk to lose everything. The eastern route is likely to meet even more resistance due to higher population concentration plus pollution of the Great Lakes. This is a BFD.
This is a great comment, Jeff.
Jeff; please add to your simple question that she/they demonstrate their commitment publicly, now and for the 3 1/2 years until the election.
Actions speak much louder than words.
How about this; "Global Warming – You may be willing to bet our world for short term profits, but I'm not!"
I find it frustrating that more people don't just say it's global warming stupid.
It's not the water. It's not the first nation. it's not the polar bears. It is not corporate stupidity and greed. It's not property rights.
It's everything.
Until we speak openly and directly about global warming as the actual motivation for our actions, the issue will be watered down continually until it is unrecognizable.
Nobody said it was going to be easy.
No one said it was going to be easy.
Putting all other reasons aside for a second….
Why would we want to allow another Canadian oil pipeline
to be built in the U.S. When a Canadian company responsible
for the most expensive tar sand pipeline spill in U.S. history has
been balking at the idea that they need to clean up the mess
they made. Now 3 years after this spill, almost a million gallons of
heavy bitumen oil is sitting on the bottom of the Kalamazoo River.
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Now didn't I tell you Rikki, to stop 'highlighting' posts in an effort to be understood?? I notice you avoided the Cazorla question? But isnt that just like you. Speed read(to read slowly, to be able to absorb the content of someones post, is just too much for you as you might read something you dont like about yourself) and then revert to the old Rikki tricks that everyone is well aware of, like placing somebody at a particular location that doesn't exist, only in your small mind, and failing to recognise the poster by name etc. etc. etc. and on, and on. And on, and on, and on, and on, blah, blah, blah! like a parrot called 'ParraPhrase....oh that was quite funny I thought. I'll have to remember that one. Now, please dont forget to floss those gums before you collapse tonight, and steralise those ill fitting set of NHS false teeth(Yep, you guest it Rikki, dental records), you got on the cheap, before you left GREAT Britain for the Colonies. We don't want them falling out as you rage, and bluster, over my posts, do we now? Oh dear Rikki. You really are a poor wretch. There are times when I truly feel sorry for your troubles. Shame you cant accept that it takes a long time over there, to rub the stain and smell of Pommy land of you, before the Aussie's accept you. I tried for years, but unlike you, I had a sense of humour, and they liked that) Believe me, I do understand why you keep on posting on here. It must be lonely. I mean, Rikki. Who in there right mind would sit at home in front of his dial up Internet(I know your on D.Up), well into his 60's + and call himself "Black Ops"? Ask yourself. Who? ERIK??? :)
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"you guest it" - hahaha what a thick Yank you are, Gilly.
But, seriously, you do seem to be in meltdown. You really shouldn't mix your medication with all that drink.
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I had met his 73-year-old wife on a few occasions when she had accompanied the patient to my office. She was a very active feminist and went only to female physicians. If she needed a consultation in a field represented locally only by male physicians, she either did without or went to a nearby city.
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Jeffords service honors his humanityBy Kevin O'Connor
Staff Writer | August 23,2014Albert J. Marro / Staff Photo
The folded flag that draped the coffin of former U.S. Sen. James M. Jeffords is presented to his children, Laura and Leonard Jeffords, during the funeral service Friday at Grace Congregational United Church of Christ in Rutland.As the children of former U.S. Sen. James Jeffords listened to speaker after speaker laud their father at his funeral Friday, they knew a few things were left unsaid.
"My dad enjoyed a lot of simple things in life," interjected his son, Leonard.
Take his tractor. His dogs. His favorite sandwich: peanut butter, lettuce and mayonnaise.
"I know," his daughter, Laura, responded to the collective groans and grimaces.
Jeffords' political career spanned four decades, including his election to the Vermont Senate in 1966, the attorney general's office in 1968, the state's lone congressional seat in 1974 and the U.S. Senate in 1988. But the man who climbed to the loftiest rungs of the political ladder was eulogized as, first and foremost, a down-to-earth father and friend.
"One of my earliest memories was when I was 5 and he was my hockey coach," Leonard Jeffords said. "He couldn't skate. But he always tried to be there for us."
U.S. Sens. Patrick Leahy and Bernard Sanders and U.S. Rep. Peter Welch joined a slate of Vermont dignitaries, former congressional staffers and several hundred locals for a 1½-hour service at Grace Congregational United Church of Christ in Rutland.
The sanctuary — where James Jeffords went to Sunday school as a child — was the same place that hosted past memorials for his wife, Liz, and his predecessor in the U.S. Senate, fellow Rutlander Robert Stafford.
Although many in the crowd attended all three, Friday's program was unique from the moment the choir sang its first note to the pluck of a banjo (on folk musician Pete Seeger's "To My Old Brown Earth.")
Jeffords' children skipped repeating their father's public résumé and instead offered private remembrances.
"My father hated green bean casserole," Laura said. "Because when he married my mom, that is all she knew how to cook. My father loved to chop wood, and he thought Leonard and I did, too. My father had two left feet. And so he danced with Liz, and it was magic."
Leonard recounted how their father took time to be a dad. The family played cards, Monopoly, Risk and, every April Fool's Day, practical jokes. Take the year they faked the theft of his tractor.
"Jim, I can't talk right now," Leonard recalled his mother saying on the phone, "the state police are here."
Former classmate George Hansen said he not only had known Jeffords since age 4 but also introduced him to Liz.
"From Jimmy to Jim to Gentleman Jim to Jeezum Jim," Hansen said, "we say, 'Well done, classmate, well done, best friend, well done, good and faithful servant.'"
Former Gov. James Douglas, seated with peers including predecessor Howard Dean, noted Jeffords helped adopt the state's ban on billboards and worked with the Legislature to draft the Act 250 land-use law and bottle-deposit rules.
"I often wonder what Vermont would look like today," Douglas said, "without the efforts of Jim Jeffords."
Douglas acknowledged that, as a Republican, he disagreed with Jeffords' historic 2001 departure from the party to become an independent, which tipped control of the 50-50 U.S. Senate to the Democrats.
"But I knew as a Vermonter," Douglas said, "his commitment to us was as strong as ever."
Jeffords' former aide Mark Powden said his boss didn't have separate public and private faces.
"Lord knows on more than one occasion we wished there were two Jim Jeffords," Powden said of the man whose mix of eagerness and anxiousness often hampered him from offering clear, concise quotes.
But Jeffords could speak volumes with a smile, added his children, who savored his rejoicing over 9-year-old grandson Patton and 7-year-old granddaughter Hazel.
"That's perhaps my fondest memory of my dad," Leonard said. "That's how I will remember my father."
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Congrats on the Shield, my wife loves hers!
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This is a discussion on Inexpensive Holster Suggestions for an M&P Shield? within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; FINALLY my wife's Shield 9mm came in yesterday! I never thought this day would come after almost a year on the waiting list it finally ...
FINALLY my wife's Shield 9mm came in yesterday! I never thought this day would come after almost a year on the waiting list it finally came in!
So now we're looking for a holster. We currently have the Remora 6-ART w/horsehide leather liner which is used for my M&P 40c but according to Remora's holster fitment chart the 6-ART is the size that fits the Shield. It works out well but seems a little big but will do the job. But now we want to get a nice inexpensive IWB holster for her as well in addition to the Remora. Any suggestions please? We'd like to keep it around $40.
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I use an Ozarks Holster Company IWB for my XDs .45. $45, horsehide, lifetime warranty, and great customer service.
Congrats on the Shield, my wife loves hers!
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Some other holsters we were considering were FoxX, Theis, White Hat, and Crossbreed. I've never heard of Ozarks but looks good to me especially at that price point!
Galco king-tuk and n82 tactical are good holsters and are inexpensive and good quality.
I'm finding that "inexpensive and good quality" do not necessarily go hand in hand. If I would have taken the money for two or three inexpensive holsters I could have had a quality holster. Now I have 2-3 that I don't use and one I do :(
Just my .02
I suggest that you watch the following video BEFORE buying anything. There is a very good chance that a holster is not the right way to go for many women.
Dont get me wrong; A holster might be the best way to carry, (I think it is), BUT if your wife wont use it, its probably not the way to go.
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I've got a crossbreed for my glock 19 and a theis for my shield. I like my crossbreed more, better clips and construction in my opinion.
Foxx hybrid is like 43 dollars shipped
I am carrying my Shield in an Ozarks Holster Company hybrid right now. It's one of the best values I've found and works great with jeans or khakis.
Like any holster, she needs to wear it for a few weeks and let it conform to her shape before deciding whether it's going to work for her or not.
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OK, I don't want so sound lascivious, but 'what is she wearing'. :D
If you give me some ideas, I can tell you what we do. But it depends on the situation. The Shield at 19oz unloaded is very light, but it gets up to about 24-ish loaded with the mag in.
You have to be extra careful if you carry in a purse, because:
1. It's hard to get the firearm deployed - get one with a holster pocket
2. If she forgets and leaves it on a chair, in a shopping cart or off her body, it can get lifted. It's extremely easy and -some- women can be a bit cavalier with their handbags.
You can wear loose clothing and still conceal in various ways. I was looking closely at the pistolwear trumpcard for future purchase. It's meant for jogging but is also fantastic (I hear) for underarm carry, pointed downwards.
I have both a Remora and an standard hybrid IWB holster for my Shield.
I got one from Old Faithful Holsters. Had to put it together myself, but it's a good holster for $40. Took about 3 weeks to be delivered.
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You can run some .exe files using:
and to open movie files (as well as most other file types) you can use:
This question is a bit non-sensical and could depend on your window manager or shell.
The problem here is you don't execute a movie file, you play it. You do, however execute scripts and programs.
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I have a vbulletin forum I frequent in which I'd like to place a link to the "new posts" search on my homescreen. Anyone familiar with vbulletin knows this is a url with search.php?do=getnew , once you access that URL it redirects you to a search ID which is cached for easy access later. Thing is, you can't add that to your home screen as it wil just pull up the old search results rather than returning the newest posts. I'd like to add a link to the new posts link on my homescreen but it seems there is no way to edit the homescreen links.
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Yes - this works just fine for many web sites.
For example, these two links work very well when saved to the home screen on iOS.
Each will reuse an existing window and refresh the content to be sorted as specified (active versus newest) and they also work if you don't already have a "tab" open to this site on Mobile Safari.
Not all websites will allow you to embed these codes, so you might have to shoot off an email to the webmaster asking if they have an URL that will set the proper cookies or yield the desired results. This is the sort of technical thing most web sites will provide for users with the smarts to take advantage of - even if they decide to hide that URL from most of the users that are browsing the site normally.
Short answer: No!
There's only one possibility to add a website to homescreen: Tell the user to add it. It's also not possible to change the link for this.
So the user needs to navigate to your search.php and add this page to the homescreen.
Maybe you could write a webapp with dashcode which creates a page for new posts..?
I was also wondering how I could create a Safari icon on the home screen of my iPhone with the
But I found a free app called App Icons that lets you create a Safari icon with a URL and put it on your home screen. After installing the app, do the following:
Short answer: yes!
I faced the same issue and basically tricked my iPad, you simply turn on airplane mode, you don't hit the redirect, you store the "server not found" page on the home screen and you are done :-)
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The storm that rocked Lawrenceburg on Monday did a fair amount of damage, including setting a home on Walker Lane ablaze.
The fire, which apparently damaged the home's roofline, was caused by a direct lightning strike, a police officer at the scene said. He said that a City of Lawrenceburg employee saw the home get struck, and called the fire department.
The fire rekindled Tuesday afternoon, drawing a second response from firefighters.
The storm also blew over a tree on East Broadway, blocking the street next to Col. Bob Thompson's home.
Two weeks ago I wrote a column encouraging readers to ponder how Christians locally and nationally spend a vast amount of the churches resources on buildings that are not prescribed in the New Testament.
I furthermore pointed out the church is however commanded to spread the gospel and care for the poor.
A committee of community volunteers has been working steadily over past months on the establishment of a free community medical clinic for Anderson County. The project originated in 2009 within the Health and Nutrition Committee of the organization known as Anderson County Community of Promise. Community of Promise, which was organized in 2002, is made up entirely of volunteers who share the goal of identifying and addressing human needs within the community.
Well, tomorrow brings the end of the Dog Days of August and as far as I know, no one melted.
The dogs toughed it out by exploring the creek, regularly. Spanky couldn't care less whether it's hot or cold, as long as she's outside. Tiller is all about just keeping an eye on me and finding shade wherever we go. Now, if I could just get them to drag the hoses around for me.
She seemed at ease with her cage, the barbed wire and tall fences surrounding the women's prison.
I felt relaxed, too.
Maybe I should have been more nervous, sitting across from a convicted first-degree murderer.
On that crisp November day, however, I was more worried about my frozen fingertips, hanging onto that scribbling pencil for dear life.
It's hard to translate someone's life story burning in your ears when your numb hands refuse to cooperate.
We'll find out next Tuesday exactly what those who serve on the city council and fiscal court are made of.
That's when both will hold a joint public meeting to hear a presentation on a unified form of government — one that will ostensibly result in a streamlined delivery of services, possibly at a better price.
The meeting begins at 7 p.m. at the Stratton building in the county park.
A Lawrenceburg man who has admitted to police to having "sexual desires for children" has been indicted in Shelby County on 40 counts of distribution of child pornography.
Those charges, incurred July 20 by Mark S. Hawks of Lawrenceburg, followed on the heels of almost twice as many similar charges in Anderson County the day before.
There, Hawks was indicted on 70 counts of possession and distributing child pornography.
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 34 will host its fourth annual 100-mile poker run Sept. 3 for the Kentucky Healing Field.
The Auxiliary will have 250 T-shirts with purchased advertising on the backs and sleeves. Ad prices are $50 for business card sizes, $100 for ad a bit larger than business card sizes, $300 for ad with logo and $500 for sleeve ads.
The Legion Auxiliary must receive information for T-shirt ads by Aug. 23.
The American Legion Auxiliary Post 34 will host the Kentucky National Guard Memorial Ride 2011: Ride to Remember rally at the Healing Field Aug.13, starting at noon.
Registration is $25 for a single bike or $35 for couples.
The registration fee includes lunch, live entertainment, commemorative T-shirt and collector's edition ride patch.
Riders will gather from noon to 3:30 p.m. that afternoon, but everyone is welcome to come to ride, walk or drive.
The Lawrenceburg City Council and Anderson County Fiscal Court will meet Tuesday, Aug. 16 to hear a presentation on unified government.
The meeting, which is open to the public, is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. in the Anthony Stratton Building, located in the county park.
Attorney Walter Patrick, who has spearheaded the effort, will make the presentation on what is required to unify government, including the creation of a commission to study the issue.
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It's always interesting to watch the unique ways that the local contractors overcome building challenges.
Here, logs are being transported over the ice to a construction site on Lake Of the Woods
The final destination for the logs in a new log home. All this happening in the middle of winter while the ice is strong enough to support the weight of the trucks and the loads.