@JuliaMorales This is absolutely dog water! Joey for this guy… I mean come on Houston. Dana resigned man. This is the best you can do? Really? Joey just started cooking.
Please welcome my next guest, Edwin C. May, former director of the Stargate Project, to the Shawn Ryan Show. In this episode, we delve into the intriguing world of remote viewing, psychic abilities, and parapsychological phenomena. Edwin shares insights from his extensive career, discussing the evolution of the Stargate Project, its various name changes, and groundbreaking experiments in remote viewing. We explore the history and future of psychic capabilities, the extensive research on ESP, and the role of intelligence agencies in parapsychological studies.
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LNG exports from Canada’s West Coast have been an opportunity nearly two decades in the making. Three projects are currently under construction, with the most advanced — LNG Canada — on the cusp of accepting its first test-gas volumes, with exports possible by the end of the year. Even with all this progress, three additional projects are vying for the chance to join Canada’s LNG export party, as we discuss in today’s RBN blog.
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🇦🇺🇺🇸 Australian oil & gas giant Woodside is buying Tellurian and its Driftwood LNG project in an all cash deal
Details at https://t.co/5J74yOp9gm
#LNG#ONGT#NatGas#Shale#OOTT#Houston#SWLA#Louisiana
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When expert knifesmith Shane Sibert designed his original Cascadia Bushcrafter, he envisioned a hard-use, multi-purpose outdoor knife with a tough, full-belly blade and a beefy contoured handle. From that strong foundation, we built the new 163BK Bushcrafter and 165BK Mini Bushcrafter, rendered with greater fidelity to Shane's original design.
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Houston Lighting and Power (HL&P) was the "public power utility company" for Houston.
As such, they were required to invest ALL profit back into infrastructure.
In a moment of genius (sarcasm) the Houston power utility was privatized by “more efficient” (sarcasm) corporations like Enron, Reliant, Centerpoint.
These businesses have a "fiduciary responsibility" to their shareholders.
They report to their shareholders.
They DO NOT report to YOU and I.
NO public service commitment, rather, shareholder value commitment.
Centerpoint posted $6 BILLION in Profit for 2023. It's shareholders loved that...but, it was a temporal earning with huge costs that you and I are feeling right now.
NOT maintaining power line right of ways (cutting the damn trees FAR away from power lines) is one way they CUT EXPENSES and show a PROFIT. I refer to it as a planned disaster.
Underground power transmission is expensive for many reasons. ONE is the simple physics of electric power transmission.
Nikola Tesla proved this over and over. When you transmit electricity underground, you must use a conductor that is 4-5 times the size. This is a simple fact of physics. Also, underground must be incased in watertight conduit and encased in a concrete water tight vault. If not, it will simply explode due to water/steam evaporative expansion. I've seen it happen when done wrongly.
So, conversion to underground power must be done correctly and is expensive. But, done correctly, it lasts for decades.
A conversion program to underground power provisioning would largely be unaffected by weather events and following Hurricane Ike this was highly recommended with 11-14 days for service restoration and longer after that Cat 4 storm blew through Houston.
The people, you and I, are NOT in charge of one of our essentials. They are fresh water/sewer, transportation and roadways and Electrical Power.
If these private companies are going to be unstable and fail us, the public will simply move to personal "point of presence" power generation. There are many types and they are becoming more affordable.
For half a century, I've been involved in the massive power grid buildup. It was my family's business. All the while, I could see the unsustainable nature of it. There is massive loss in long haul transmission and constant uneducable maintenance on equipment, right of ways and peaking power.
Local point of presence power generation is MUCH more efficient and there are many forms. The best systems are blended service delivery. Plasmoidial, hydrogen, some miniature nuclear, advanced solar, induction combined with stored energy cells are coming into the market and will break the stranglehold of big energy monopolies eventually.
But, for now, you and I, the public, must work with our legislative bodies to regulate and force service and price point metrics.
Residents in Houston, the nation’s third largest city, are still without power four days after Beryl battered parts of Texas as a Category 1 storm. For hundreds of thousands of them, they won’t have power until next week.
CBS News’ @JanetShamlian has a look at the long lines forming at resource centers as families scramble for food and basic necessities.
@CenterPoint This map that all of sudden showed up or published is definitely wrong and not accurate. This messes with peoples emotions after everything that we are going through. My area shows green. I left on my lunch break thinking I was good and what do you know…Still no power.
Dominator Drone survey of damaged homes, major flooding, and @GulfSar air boats doing rescues and responding to medical emergencies in Sargent, Texas this morning after Hurricane Beryl