Messages In This Digest (15 Messages)
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- GOVERNMENTIUM - just for laughs From: Daniel Wiseman
- 2.
- ALERT: Zuma Dogg UN-MASKED in TV 35 Mayoral Campaign Spot & LA Times From: LA City News
- 3.
- VIDEO: Zuma Dogg on GOOD DAY L.A. and LA Times on Measure B (Solar) From: zuma dogg
- 4.
- Zuma Dogg For Mayor Blog Post (New Videos and Press Coverage of Marc From: zuma dogg
- 5.
- Fw: IEA REPORT details DWP's problems From: Daniel Wiseman
- 6.
- Nanosolar wins From: Daniel Wiseman
- 7.
- Gang Series Censored by LA 36 Public Channel? From: Full Disclosure Network
- 8.
- Check out my Facebook profile From: James Cordaro
- 9.
- Fw: HURON REPORT - that's all she wrote!!! From: Daniel Wiseman
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- Re: CITY BUDGET - PROBLEM SOLUTIONS #2 From: Daniel Wiseman
- 11.
- The CASE for "No on Measure B" From: Daniel Wiseman
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- COUNCILMAN SMITH'S WEEKLY BRIEFING Feb. 20 From: Councilman Greig Smith
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- Mayor's $24 MillionTo Redeem LA's Gangs? Sunday on Cable TV From: Full Disclosure Network
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- L.A. Mayoral Candidate David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg: MEDIA UPDATE (Ne From: Zuma Press
- 15.
- A Special Message from Sen. Dianne Feinstein From: Wendy Greuel
Messages
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GOVERNMENTIUM - just for laughs
Posted by: "Daniel Wiseman" dwisemanmd@yahoo.com dwisemanmd
Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:26 am (PST)
The Heaviest Element Known to Science
Lawrence Liverworts Laboratories has discovered the heaviest element yet known to science.
The new element Governmentium (Gv), has one neutron, 25 assistant neutrons, 88 deputy neutrons, and 198 assistant deputy neutrons, giving it an atomic mass of 312.
These 312 articles are held together by forces called morons , which are surrounded by vast quantities of lepton-like particles called peons .
Since Governmentium has no electrons, it is inert; however, it can be detected, because it impedes every reaction with which it comes into contact.
A tiny amount of Governmentium can cause a reaction that would normally take less than a second, to take from 4 days to 4 years to complete.
Governmentium has a normal half-life of 2- 6 years. It does not decay, but instead undergoes a reorganization in which a portion of the assistant neutrons and deputy neutrons exchange places.
In fact, Governmentium's mass will actually increase over time, since each reorganization will cause more morons to become neutrons, forming isodopes .
This characteristic of moron promotion leads some scientists to believe that Governmentium is formed whenever morons reach a critical concentration. This hypothetical quantity is referred to as critical morass.
When catalysed with money, Governmentium becomes Administratium, an element that radiates just as much energy as Governmentium since it has half as many peons but twice as many morons .
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ALERT: Zuma Dogg UN-MASKED in TV 35 Mayoral Campaign Spot & LA Times
Posted by: "LA City News" lacitynews@gmail.com
Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:26 am (PST)
[image: David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg For Mayor of Los Angeles (3 minute
campaign spot)]<http://www.youtube.com/watch? >v=SUbMF1tPIhY& feature=PlayList &p=0A6E69B7C54D1 109&index= 0
YouTube Video: David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg For Mayor of Los Angeles (3
minute campaign
spot)<http://www.youtube.com/watch? >v=SUbMF1tPIhY& feature=PlayList &p=0A6E69B7C54D1 109&index= 0
** Los Angeles Times Interview: Mayoral Candidate David "Zuma Dogg"
Saltsburg<http://ladailyblog.blogspot. >com/2009/ 02/los-angeles- times-interview- mayoral.html
From Los Angeles
Times<http://www.latimes.com/news/ >local/la- me-questions- mayor-saltsburg1 1-2009feb11, 0,3803579. story
February 11, 2009
*With the March 3 primary election drawing near, The Times asked all
candidates for Los Angeles mayor to respond to questions about key issues
facing the nation's second-largest city. **Here are the responses from
candidate David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg:*
*1) What distinguishes you from the other candidates in the race? *
First of all, I consider my extensive training of Dr. W. Edwards Deming's
14-point management philosophy the single most important qualification that
distinguishes me from the other candidates.
I am a firm believer that until the city of Los Angeles embraces these 14
points (methods for management of quality and productivity) under the
leadership of the mayor's office, the city will continue to trip all over
itself and waste immeasurable amounts of money; just when we need to do more
with less.
My interpretation of Deming's 14 points was praised by Deming himself and
published internationally in Quality Digest. So the fact that I have an
actual 14-point plan (method) in which to operate the mayor's office
distinguishes me as a candidate. As opposed to just pointing out problems
with no method to achieve the goal of improvement.
Secondly, I am the only candidate who actually attends almost all of the
City Council meetings (including a six-month-plus stretch without missing a
single meeting), reviews each agenda, item by item; then speaks out "on the
record" before council on the shadiest items.
So I don't think there is any other candidate on the ballot, including the
incumbent, who is as on top of what is going on in the city on a day-to-day
operational basis than myself.
And while attending all of these council meetings and other community
meetings, I have met thousands of people (who see me on TV) who grab my ear
and tell me about what is most important to them in their community. What
issue is the city plaguing them with. These are truly heartbreaking stories
from the most diverse socioeconomic and demographic crowd on the planet. The
truest melting pot in the world is L.A. City Council chambers on any given
day.
So I have sure been "schooled" by nearly all factions of the community in
nearly all pockets of the city, from Marina del Rey to El Sereno. I am just
as recognized in Highland Park and Woodland Hills. I am certain there is no
other candidate who has spent more time in the streets and meeting rooms
throughout the city, being educated on the most important issues in the
city.
But the most important and unintended quality that I have taken on while
connecting with so many people across the city is the actual importance of
"compassion" in making decisions as mayor. It's easy to take an idealist,
"perfect world" stance on citywide issues as a candidate. But then you have
to deal with a real situation, with real people, in real time. And I
wouldn't be prepared to be mayor of this city without seeing and hearing
things from other people's perspective.
Everything I have ever spoken on or written about has been brought to me by
a member of the community either by e-mail, phone or in person. And it has
only been through this process of meeting thousands of people over the past
three years as I attend these meetings that I am now ready to represent the
voice and spirit of the community.
And they don't teach you how to run the mayor's office in an Ivy League
textbook. So luckily, I have studied Deming's management philosophy
extensively and have attended hundreds of council meetings and spoken with
thousands of people, so I probably know what is actually going on and what
to do about it more than any other candidate.
Full Article<http://www.latimes.com/news/ >local/la- me-questions- mayor-saltsburg1 1-2009feb11, 0,3803579. story
*ZumaDoggForMayor.com* <http://zumadoggform ayor.com/ >
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VIDEO: Zuma Dogg on GOOD DAY L.A. and LA Times on Measure B (Solar)
Posted by: "zuma dogg" zumadogg@gmail.com
Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:26 am (PST)
*
- David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg, Candidate for Mayor Featured in Today's
Los Angeles Times on Measure B (Mayor's solar
boondoggle)<http://feedproxy.google.com/ >~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/1K0uWE- kBzY/david- zuma-dogg- saltsburg- candidate- for.html
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- VIDEO: David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg on FOX 11 - GOOD DAY L.A. (Including
Extra Internet-Only
Video)<http://feedproxy.google.com/ >~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/5pHju7kx1P4/ video-david- zuma-dogg- saltsburg- on-fox.html
Posted:
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LA council, mayoral
candidates<http://www.latimes.com/news/ >printedition/ california/ la-me-mayorcounc il-qa-finance- 2009feb11, 0,3119175. story
Los Angeles Times, CA - Feb 11, 2009
David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg: "I don't want to think about increasing fees
and taxes until the city of Los Angeles does much more on its part to reduce
the ...
- David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg LA City TV 35 Campaign
Promo<http://feedproxy.google.com/ >~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/wVhyvkFf5CI/ david-zuma- dogg-saltsburg- la-city-tv- 35.html
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- Los Angeles Times Interview: Mayoral Candidate David "Zuma Dogg"
Saltsburg<http://feedproxy.google.com/ >~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/UOesJb05GsQ/ los-angeles- times-interview- mayoral.html
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- SHOCKING VIDEO COMMENTS: Los Angeles City Councilmember Dennis Zine
Speaking Out AGAINST Jack Weiss (City Attorney
Candidate)<http://feedproxy.google.com/ >~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/C1zxT1cEcgw/ shocking- video-comments- los-angeles. html
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- Los Angeles Times Covers Zuma Dogg and Mayoral Candiates in Tuesday's
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- Zuma Dogg on Patt Morrison Tuesday 2/10 at
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- Memo To Barack Obama Regarding Villaragiosa's AFFORDABLE HOUSING
RACKETEERING SCHEME
Potential<http://feedproxy.google.com/ >~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/DfA1QSh0saM/ memo-to-barack- obama-regarding. html
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notashot: The New Mayor of Los
Angeles<http://notashot.livejournal. > 5com/271818. html
hours ago by Notashot
I asked him his name and he said, "*Zuma Dogg*, (with two Gs)." I thought
"What the hell! Let the man have a shot." So I signed his petition. Jump to
this morning, I open my sample ballot that I got in the mail last week *...*
Derus' Blog - http://notashot.livejournal. <http://notashot.com/ livejournal. >com/
Meet David Saltsburg, L.A. Mayor
Candidate<http://www.myfoxla.com/dpp/news/ >local/Meet_ David_Saltsburg_ L_A_Mayor_ Candidate_ 20090213
6
hours ago by David Dain
One of the candidates is David Saltsburg, better known throughout the city
as "*Zuma Dogg*," host of his own public access cable TV show. Saltsburg is
a regular at city council meetings, speaking out as a member of the public,
*...*
MyFox Los Angeles - http://www.myfoxla.com/ <http://www.myfoxla.com/ >
[ More results from MyFox Los
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*street-hassle: Read all about it,
Y'all!*<http://street-hassle.blogspot. >com/2009/ 02/read-all- about-it- yall.html
11
Feb 2009 *by joseph mailander
*Above, noted challenger *Zuma Dogg* points to the Times piece before a
possibly recognizable and appreciably Piranesian ediface downtown. Posted by
joseph mailander at 3:49 PM. Labels: craig x. rubin, la times, mayoral race
2009, *...*
street-hassle -
http://street-hassle.blogspot. <http://street-com/ hassle.blogspot. >-com/
References<http://blogsearch.google.com/ >blogsearch? hl=en&um= 1&ie=UTF- 8&scoring= d&q=link% 3Ahttp:// street-hassle. blogspot. com/2009/ 02/read-all- about-it- yall.html
[ More results from
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LA Eastside » Núñez's back, tell a
friend<http://laeastside.com/2009/ > 902/nunezs- back-tell- a-friend/
Feb 2009 by soledadenmasa
Then I wouldn't be lodging my protest vote for *Zuma Dogg*. Metro_Vaquero.
February 11th, 2009 | 4:22 pm. I put my money on Chu winning, not Cedillo.
on a sidenote, if wasn't for AV's 2005 campaign, there would be no Mayorsam
blogspot.com *...*
LA Eastside - http://laeastside.com/ <http://laeastside.com/ > -
References<http://blogsearch.google.com/ >blogsearch? hl=en&um= 1&ie=UTF- 8&scoring= d&q=link% 3Ahttp:// laeastside. com/2009/ 02/nunezs- back-tell- a-friend/
David '*Zuma Dogg*' Saltsburg: L.A. mayoral
candidate<http://www.latimes.com/news/ >local/la- me-questions- mayor-saltsburg1 1-2009feb11, 0,3803579. story
Los Angeles Times, CA - Feb 11, 2009
Here are the responses from candidate David "*Zuma Dogg*" Saltsburg: 1) What
distinguishes you from the other candidates in the race? *...*
Questions for LA council, mayoral
candidates<http://www.latimes.com/news/ >printedition/ california/ la-me-mayorcounc il-qa-finance- 2009feb11, 0,3119175. story
Los Angeles Times, CA - Feb 11, 2009
David "*Zuma Dogg*" Saltsburg: "I don't want to think about increasing fees
and taxes until the city of Los Angeles does much more on its part to reduce
the *...*
<http://www.sanfranciscosentinel. > LOS ANGELES MAYOR ANTONIOcom/?p=19343
VILLARAIGOS KICKS OFF RE-ELECTION
CAMPAIGN<http://www.sanfranciscosentinel. >com/?p=19343
SanFranciscoSentinel.com, CA - Feb 8, 2009
*...* by the National Assn. for Equal Justice in America, among them a
socialist, a meat packer and the blogging City Hall gadfly David "*Zuma Dogg
*" Saltsburg. *...*
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Zuma Dogg For Mayor Blog Post (New Videos and Press Coverage of Marc
Posted by: "zuma dogg" zumadogg@gmail.com
Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:26 am (PST)
- Artist Rendering: Zuma Dogg For Mayor Campaign Flier
Photo<http://feedproxy.google.com/ >~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/sJypqEbU6tA/ artist-rendering -zuma-dogg- for-mayor. html
Posted:
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- Los Angeles Daily News Article & Valley Alliance of Neighborhood
Council Mayoral Debate (Story and photos)
<http://feedproxy.google.com/ >~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/D4k2rNwePIc/ los-angeles- daily-news- article-valley. html
Six
mayoral hopefuls square off By Jerry Berrios, Staff
Writer<jerry.berrios@dailynews. ?subject=LA%com 20Daily%20News: %20Six%20mayoral %20hopefuls% 20square% 20off>
Updated: 02/15/2009 09:34:08 PM PST
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Candidates,
left to right, Carlos Alvarez, Walter Moore, Phil Jennerjahn, David
Hernandez, David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg and Craig Rubin at the Mayoral Forum
held on the CBS Studios lot in Studio City. Six of the candidates appeared
to discuss the issues facing the city of Los Angeles. (Photo by David
Crane/Staff Photographer)
Posted: Mon, 16 Feb 2009 21:43:00 +0000
- BACKSTAGE: Zuma Dogg on Good Day L.A. (Green Room and On-set
ZumaCam)<http://feedproxy.google.com/ >~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/x5MGbiOG8_ E/backstage- zuma-dogg- on-good-day- la.html
Posted:
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- [image: Los Angeles Mayoral Candidate David Saltsburg (Zuma Dogg)
News Interview]<http://www.youtube.com/watch? >v=Pc8iiVPHvfk& feature=PlayList &p=0A6E69B7C54D1 109&index= 0
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2 days ago 184 views zumadogg <http://www.youtube.com/user/ >zumadogg
WATCH THIS ONE!
http://ZumaDoggForMayor.com <http://zumadoggformayor.com/ >
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[image: David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg For Mayor of Los Angeles (3
minute campaign
spot)]<http://www.youtube.com/watch? >v=SUbMF1tPIhY& feature=PlayList &p=0A6E69B7C54D1 109&index= 1
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4 days ago 529 views zumadogg <http://www.youtube.com/user/ >zumadogg
Zuma's Video Services Provided By:
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no rating 2 hours ago 15 views
zumadogg<http://www.youtube.com/user/ >zumadogg
Full time community activist Zuma Dogg transforms into Mayoral Candidate
David Saltsburg right before your eyes (and the entire viewership of Good
Day LA) While Zuma is passionate about reforming City Hall so is Saltsburg
about implementing specific strategies to make the reformation a reality.
Tags: WWW.ZUMATIMES.COM<http://www.youtube. com/results? >search_query= WWW.ZUMATIMES. COM&search= tag
[image: Zuma Dogg For Mayor Campaign Promo (City
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5 days ago 88 views zumadogg <http://www.youtube.com/user/ >zumadogg
Go to ZumaDoggForMayor.com
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[image: Dennis Zine Speaks on Zuma Dogg and City Attorney Candidate
Jack Weiss]<http://www.youtube.com/watch? >v=umS2703Lhy0& feature=PlayList &p=0A6E69B7C54D1 109&index= 4
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5 days ago 305 views zumadogg <http://www.youtube.com/user/ >zumadogg
vote Zuma Dogg For Mayor on March 3, 2009.
ZumaTimes.com
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[image: Zuma Dogg Reviews Jack Weiss For City Attorney Campaign
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5 days ago 166 views zumadogg <http://www.youtube.com/user/ >zumadogg
Go to ZumaDoggForMayor.com for more.
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- *Walter Moore Digital Billboard Jam:
<http://ronkayela.com/2009/ >*(He's02/walter- moores-apology- defendin. html
the digital billboard company's attorney in a fraud lawsuit against them.)
- LA Daily Blog Weekend
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- Watch This Zuma Dogg FOX 11 News Interview with Los Angeles Candidate
For Mayor !<http://feedproxy.google.com/ >~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/x9g9kxlOVlI/ watch-this- zuma-dogg- fox-11-news. html
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- David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg, Candidate for Mayor Featured in Today's
Los Angeles Times on Measure B (Mayor's solar
boondoggle)<http://feedproxy.google.com/ >~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/1K0uWE- kBzY/david- zuma-dogg- saltsburg- candidate- for.html
Posted:
Fri, 13 Feb 2009 23:11:00 +0000
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- VIDEO: David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg on FOX 11 - GOOD DAY L.A. (Including
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- Los Angeles Times Interview: Mayoral Candidate David "Zuma Dogg"
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- SHOCKING VIDEO COMMENTS: Los Angeles City Councilmember Dennis Zine
Speaking Out AGAINST Jack Weiss (City Attorney
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- Los Angeles Times Covers Zuma Dogg and Mayoral Candiates in Tuesday's
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- Memo To Barack Obama Regarding Villaragiosa's AFFORDABLE HOUSING
RACKETEERING SCHEME
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Mon, 09 Feb 2009 22:09:00 +0000*ZumaTimes.com <http://zumatimes. com/ >*
(Official Campaign Site)
*LADailyBlog.com* <http://ladailyblog. com/ >
(Official Zuma Dogg Blog)
cell phone: 213-785-7272 (24/7)
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Fw: IEA REPORT details DWP's problems
Posted by: "Daniel Wiseman" dwisemanmd@yahoo.com dwisemanmd
Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:26 am (PST)
Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2009, 8:38 AM
On Thursday, February 5, 2008 the overdue and long-awaited INDUSTRIAL, ECONOMIC & ADMINISTRATIVE report, prepared by PA Consulting, was released by Laura Chick, L.A. Controller.
It was severely critical of LADWP, its administration, its policies, its accomplishments and its political methods.
Laura Chick said that the recently proposed L.A. Solar Plan "...STINKS....and (she) would not vote for Measure B."
Watch the KNBC video clip of the event:
http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/ local/City_ Controller_ Slams_LADWP_ Chicago.html
We need to work (hard) to help DWP do better...
That means, ADVISE...ADVISE...ADVISE.
ADVOCATE...ADVOCATE...ADVOCATE
GET INVOLVED...GET INVOLVED...GET INVOLVED.
Daniel Wiseman
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Nanosolar wins
Posted by: "Daniel Wiseman" dwisemanmd@yahoo.com dwisemanmd
Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:26 am (PST)
This article, found for us by Chris Rowe, shows how fast solar technology is moving and how quick me must be to recognize better ways to take advantage of these advances.
DWP...are you aware of this?
are you including this in your SOLAR L.A. Plans?
I hope so.
Daniel Wiseman
--- On Thu, 2/19/09, Christine Rowe <ecomom2008@gmail.com > wrote:
From: Christine Rowe <ecomom2008@gmail.com >
Subject: Nanosolar wins
To: "Soledad Garcia" <ssgm15@sbcglobal.net >, "Jack Humphreville" <Jack@targetmediapartners.com >, "Ron Kaye" <ron@ronkayela.com >, "Daniel Wiseman" <dwisemanmd@yahoo.com >
Date: Thursday, February 19, 2009, 2:43 AM
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Imagine a solar panel without the panel. Just a coating, thin as a layer of paint, that takes light and converts it to electricity. From there, you can picture roof shingles with solar cells built inside and window coatings that seem to suck power from the air. Consider solar-powered buildings stretching not just across sunny Southern California, but through China and India and Kenya as well, because even in those countries, going solar will be cheaper than burning coal. That's the promise of thin-film solar cells: solar power that's ubiquitous because it's cheap. The basic technology has been around for decades, but this year, Silicon Valley–based Nanosolar created the manufacturing technology that could make that promise a reality.
The company produces its PowerSheet solar cells with printing-press-style machines that set down a layer of solar-absorbing nano-ink onto metal sheets as thin as aluminum foil, so the panels can be made for about a tenth of what current panels cost and at a rate of several hundred feet per minute. With backing from Google's founders and $20 million from the U.S. Department of Energy, Nanosolar's first commercial cells rolled off the presses this year.
Cost has always been one of solar's biggest problems. Traditional solar cells require silicon, and silicon is an expensive commodity (exacerbated currently by a global silicon shortage). What's more, says Peter Harrop, chairman of electronics consulting firm IDTechEx, "it has to be put on glass, so it's heavy, dangerous, expensive to ship and expensive to install because it has to be mounted." And up to 70 percent of the silicon gets wasted in the manufacturing process. That means even the cheapest solar panels cost about $3 per watt of energy they go on to produce. To compete with coal, that figure has to shrink to just $1 per watt.
Nanosolar's cells use no silicon, and the company's manufacturing process allows it to create cells that are as efficient as most commercial cells for as little as 30 cents a watt. "You're talking about printing rolls of the stuff—printing it on the roofs of 18-wheeler trailers, printing it on garages, printing it wherever you want it," says Dan Kammen, founding director of the Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory at the University of California at Berkeley. "It really is quite a big deal in terms of altering the way we think about solar and in inherently altering the economics of solar."
In San Jose, Nanosolar has built what will soon be the world's largest solar-panel manufacturing facility. CEO Martin Roscheisen claims that once full production starts early next year, it will create 430 megawatts' worth of solar cells a year—more than the combined total of every other solar plant in the U.S. The first 100,000 cells will be shipped to Europe, where a consortium will be building a 1.4-megawatt power plant next year.
Right now, the biggest question for Nanosolar is not if its products can work, but rather if it can make enough of them. California, for instance, recently launched the Million Solar Roofs initiative, which will provide tax breaks and rebates to encourage the installation of 100,000 solar roofs per year, every year, for 10 consecutive years (the state currently has 30,000 solar roofs). The company is ready for the solar boom. "Most important," Harrop says, "Nanosolar is putting down factories instead of blathering to the press and doing endless experiments. These guys are getting on with it, and that is impressive." nanosolar.com —MICHAEL MOYER
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Gang Series Censored by LA 36 Public Channel?
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Fw: HURON REPORT - that's all she wrote!!!
Posted by: "Daniel Wiseman" dwisemanmd@yahoo.com dwisemanmd
Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:26 am (PST)
--- On Thu, 2/19/09, Daniel Wiseman <dwisemanmd@yahoo.com > wrote:
From: Daniel Wiseman <dwisemanmd@yahoo.com >
Subject: HURON REPORT - that's all she wrote!!!
To: "DANIEL WISEMAN" <dwisemanmd@yahoo.com >
Date: Thursday, February 19, 2009, 3:34 PM
Well folks...
Again, we are told (formally, this time) that the "total" HURON (Measure "B") REPORT is
1. The November 24, 2008 Solar Plan (issued by the Mayor)
2. The Contract between DWP & HURON - 12 pages
3. The HURON Power Point-type document - the 22 page thing we al have, already.
"There is NOTHING MORE."
... and it will cost $ 2.61 (and I have written a check to DWP) to get a copy of the CONTRACT (We should all have and read the other two documents).
I have the CONTRACT (Purchase Order #49052 9), now. DWP paid (or will pay) up to $ 140,000 to HURON to
PHASE 1: REVIEW OF ASSUMPTIONS:
"HURON WILL REVIEW KEY INPUTS AND ASSUMPTIONS USED BY LADWP REGARDING THE SOLAR LA PLAN AND WILL MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING CHANGES TO ASSUMPTION AS APPROPRIATE. HURON WILL USE THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA TO DEVELOP ITS RECOMMENDATIONS.
* ASSUMPTIONS BASIS
* MODELING LOGIC
* UNCERTAINTY IMPACT
* SCENARIO SELECTION
* VALUE METRIC VARIANCE".
PHASE 2: PREPARATION OF INDEPENDENT REPORT:
"HURON WILL PREPARE A PRESENTATION STYLE (ms powerpoint) EXECUTIVE PRESENTATION AS WELL AS A PRESENTATION STYLE (ms powerpoint) DETAILED REPORT CONTAINING SUPPORTING OBSERVATIONS AND ANALYSIS."
PHASE 3: EXPERT TESTIMONY:
"HURON WILL BE PREPARED TO SPONSOR INDEPENDENT TESTIMONY, IF REQUIRED, FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION OF THIS PROJECT."
That's what DWP asked for. DWP receive only a Powerpoint summary on Measure "B."
Where is the rest of the SOLAR LA evaluation?
Apparently, DWP has not received, does not have or has not made available to the Public what DWP contracted to get....
1. Where is the analysis or analytic methods report implied in Phase 1?
2. The Phase 2 Powerpoint is certainly NOT a "detailed report ...(with)...supporting observations and analysis" and it discusses only Measure "B" but not the rest of the SOLAR LA PLAN.
3. We have not yet seen or heard (because DWP and the DWP Board of Commissioners has not asked for) any "expert testimony" (Phase 3) to provide the expected details and support the findings in the report.
4. They paid a lot (? up to $ 140,000 ?) and got very little ... That's not good business.
5. HURON says they spent 450 hours, interviewed 150 sources and ran 10,000 computer simulations. This suggests that DWP paid about $ 300 per hour to get 22 thin pages of response.
6. DWP said they only wanted Measure "B" but the contract said (all of) the SOLAR PLAN. It looks like DWP paid for a "low ball" estimate of the Measure B costs ... That's not good PR.
7. There must be a lot more somewhere. Withholding it is unnecessary and flagrant deception. Following DWP's recommendation, I have called HURON (no call back, yet) ...
8. It still sounds like DWP didn't develop their own (in house) cost analysis ... but DWP
did!!!! ... It is in their report to the L.A. Council attached to CF #08-2795 ... and DWP
came up with the same $ 3 BILLION cost that they rejected from PA Consulting.
If there is more (and I believe there must be ... (DWP couldn't be THAT incompetent) ...
1. We, the Public, are certainly being bamboozled.
2. There should be an Independent Rate Payer's Advocate ... paid for by but independent
the influence of DWP ... or ...activated by us, the DWP Committee members, "for free."
3. In any case ... we should get all the information ...
As you can see from the "Nanosolar" email...
YES ... technology is changing, very fast
... Solar panels (silicon and non-silicon) are being produced for less and less
... Installation costs will decrease once workers become skilled in the process
(but this will only benefit the entire L.A. economy when these installation
workers are in the L.A. City employers ... not just in the DWP's employ.)
So...we keep on asking...we keep on speaking out ... we keep on trying.
With Love,
Daniel Wiseman
--- On Wed, 2/18/09, Jeff Bloch <blochco@pacbell.net > wrote:
From: Jeff Bloch <blochco@pacbell.net >
Subject: RE:
To: "'Tony Wilkinson'" <lawilkinson@acm.org >, "'Cindy Cleghorn'" <cindy@cmprintmail.com >
Cc: dwisemanmd@yahoo.com , "'STEPHEN BOX'" <stephen@illuminatela.com >, "'DeDe AUDET'" <dd1audet@verizon.net >, "'SOLEDAD GARCIA'" <ssg15@sbcglobal.net >, "'JACK HUMPHREVILLE'" <jackh@targetmediapa rtners.com >, "'HEINREICH KEIFER'" <hkeifer101@sbcglobal.net >
Date: Wednesday, February 18, 2009, 7:51 PM
Thanks for the vote of confidence, but I think Dan's got the answer by
now--a 12 page contract that should outline the scope of work. Cost should
be $2.20. For $100-150,000 one would hope DWP ratepayers get more value
from Huron than a 22-page power point with remarkably little data. If it
surfaces, it won't be until after the election. But the contract itself
should be revealing.
-----Original Message-----
From: slowtony@gmail.com [mailto:slowtony@gmail.com ] On Behalf Of Tony
Wilkinson
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 1:55 PM
To: Cindy Cleghorn
Cc: dwisemanmd@yahoo.com ; STEPHEN BOX; DeDe AUDET; JEFF BLOCH; SOLEDAD
GARCIA; JACK HUMPHREVILLE; HEINREICH KEIFER
Subject: Re:
Dan and Cindy,
They may have boxes of information. This is often a
tactic to discourage copying, because "copy it all"
will be a significant expense. You might want to see
if Jeff Bloch is willing to accompany you to view the
records. I think he'll have a sixth sense when it comes
to identifying the "good stuff".
Tony
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 13:47, Cindy Cleghorn <cindy@cmprintmail.com >
wrote:
> Dan,
> I would like a copy. Suggest going to review and estimating cost of copy.
> I will share in the cost. Once the one copy is made, I can scan it to
PDF
> and we can post for everyone / anyone to review.
> Cindy
>
>
>
> On Feb 18, 2009, at 1:36 PM, Daniel Wiseman wrote:
>
>
> Friends...
>
> This arrived, today. My apologies for how OCR treated the document.
>
> Would any of you like to join in viewing these materials?
>
> Daniel WIseman
>
>
>
>
===================== ========= ========= ========= ========= ========= ========
> Dept. of WATER & POWER
> ANTONIO K. VILLARAIGOSA
> Commissiom H. DAVID NAHAI
> , Mayor
> EDITH
> RAMTREZ.
>
> LEE KANON ALPERT
> WALLY COX
>
> FORESCEE HOGAN -.ROWLES
>
>
>
> BARBARA E. MOSCHOS.Secretary
>
>
>
>
>
> February 18, 2009
>
>
>
> Mr. Daniel Wiseman
> Email: dwisemanmd@yaflao.com
> Fax: (818) 1814269
>
> Dear Mr. Wiseman:
>
> Subject: California Public Records Act (CPRA) Request No. R09-026
-
> Request for Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) records
> relative to the Huron Report including literal descriptions, basic data,
and
> calculation methodology
>
> This letter is In response to your CPRA request addressed to Ms. WInifred
> 'fancy of LADWP dateø February 10, 2009, which seeks records
relatingto
the
> 22-page Report prepared by Huron including literal descriptions, basic
data,
> and calculation methodology.
>
> The LADWP has completed its search for records and they are now available
> for your review.
>
> To schedule a viewing of these records, please contact the LADWP, CPRA
> Coordinator at (213) 367-4440. During the record review session, you may
> indicate which, if any, records you wish to have photocopied. In
accordance
> with the Los Angeles Mministrative Code, the fee for this duplication
> service is $1.00 for the request and 10 cents per 8.5x11 inch or 85x14
inch
> page in black ink. There Is no fee if you wish only to review the
documents.
> Payment, which is due at the time of the request, may be in cash or check
> made payable to 'The Lps Angeles Department of Water and Power."
>
> If you have any additional requests for records, YOU are encouraged to
> submit your request on the LADWP CPRA Request Form, a copy of which is
> enclosed. A whtten request helps clarify the records being sought and will
> assist us in our response to you. LADWP CPRA Request Fornis are available
by
> calling the CPRA hotline at
> (213) 367-4440 or at the LADWP website www- ladwp.
> comlladwplcms/1adw0006433. Pdt
>
> Sincerely,
>
> (handwritten signature)
>
> Joseph M. Ramallo
> Director of Public Affairs
>
>
>
>
>
- 10.
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Re: CITY BUDGET - PROBLEM SOLUTIONS #2
Posted by: "Daniel Wiseman" dwisemanmd@yahoo.com dwisemanmd
Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:26 am (PST)
Charley...
You and I have similar personal experience ... and so does almost everyone.
Our pension plans investment have decreased asset value and decrease income.
Our homes have diminished in their property values.
Many of us have lost our jobs ... the current jobless rate is 10%.
Our government's (I am focused on the L.A. City) Budget shows a severe deficit requiring
either increased taxes and fees or decreased expenses and services...or both.
That is why all of us, including our government electeds and employees have to work together to reestablish a stable and growing economy, again.
Dan
--- On Mon, 2/23/09, Charley Mims <cmmims@pacbell.net > wrote:
From: Charley Mims <cmmims@pacbell.net >
Subject: Re: CITY BUDGET - PROBLEM SOLUTIONS #2
To: dwisemanmd@yahoo.com
Date: Monday, February 23, 2009, 8:15 PM
PS: It is always good to hear from you too. I hope you have not been turned upside down by the markets slide. I am afraid that my IRA has gone from several hundred thousand dollars down to less than sixty thousand. Do well and prosper.
----- Original Message -----
From: Daniel Wiseman
To: Charley Mims
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2009 7:16 PM
Subject: CITY BUDGET - PROBLEM SOLUTIONS #2
Charley...
As always ... it's good to hear from you.
It sounds like I am hearing your wallet talking, this time.
Governor Arnold doesn't need his salary...and already is not taking his salary (before the statewide financial "crisis."
The current State Budget and associated proposals are going to increase our expenses, maybe as much as 10%, anyway.
The BIG problem(s) are...
1. Almost everyone in the PRIVATE SECTOR IS seeing a decrease in their incomes...and,
traditionally, it is the "civil service" types whose income is secure.
2. The poorest and most unfortunate of us are loosing our jobs and my idea is an attempt
to see that those more vulnerable people amongst out City Government employees do
NOT lose their jobs and we (the Public) do not lose the benefit of their services.
3. Our top income City Employees, including all 18 "electeds," 11,000 in total who have
$ 90,000 annual incomes, can sustain themselves with a 10% decrease. Many of the
people proposed for downsizing would then increase the public's expenses because
they will go on the welfare roles.
4. A 10% decrease of this 11,000 could reduce our deficit by $ 150 million and that would
save thousands of jobs and retain lots of service.
so.... we are ALL in a mess... we should look to the city origins of the city's problems... and., therefore, ... we should protect the city's services.
Daniel Wiseman
--- On Mon, 2/23/09, Charley Mims <cmmims@pacbell.net > wrote:
From: Charley Mims <cmmims@pacbell.net >
Subject: Re: CITY BUDGET - PROBLEM SOLUTIONS
To: dwisemanmd@yahoo.com
Date: Monday, February 23, 2009, 5:22 PM
Dear Dan,
Your proposal makes as much sense as our Governator forgoing his state salary, then asking legislators to forgo their salaries. Since Arnold has hundreds of millions of dollars and flies back and forth each day to Sacramento, it really has no impact on his life style. It would make more sense for Arnold to propose a 100% tax on elected officials salaries both outside and government until the State has a budget. That way Arnold could also participate in a more meaningful way.
Regarding your proposal to cut City employees salaries by 10%--what a great idea! Now to be really consistent let's expand your concept to include the income of all Californians. If all of us had a 10% special tax imposed on our gross income for the duration to this economic downturn, we could all have the pleasure of contributing. How much would 10% of your gross income help your fellow Californians in getting through this mess?
Charley Mims
----- Original Message -----
From: Daniel Wiseman
To: DANIEL WISEMAN
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2009 3:32 PM
Subject: Fw: CITY BUDGET - PROBLEM SOLUTIONS
Dear NC President:
Please let your NC Stakeholders know about this opportunity.
Ask them to send their opinions and suggestions to AL and me.
That way we can take YOUR opinions to the MAYOR.
Thank you,
Daniel Wiseman
818-635-4033
P.S. If you are NOT your NC's President at present ... tell me who is so the next message
will go to that person.
Who is your NC's Treasurer?, Budget Representative?
Thanks, again,
DW
===================== ========= ========= =========
Well folks...
This excerpt from Rick Orlov's Daily News column, today, shows that Dennis Zine is really on the ball:
_____________________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _
Zine takes lead on pay cut for the City Council
Rick Orlov, Columnist
Updated: 02/23/2009 05:30:45 AM PST
City Councilman Dennis Zine has asked for a 10 percent cut to his $149,159-a-year salary - with the money to be returned to the city's general fund - and may ask the 14 other council members to do the same.
"I think it would be an important gesture to show the public we are aware of how they're hurting and that we are sharing the pain," said Zine, a retired LAPD sergeant.
Needless to say, the proposal hasn't garnered much love toward Zine, who said one colleague visibly blanched at the prospect of a $14,000 pay cut. (NOTE: I bet that was Mr. Alarcon. Zine countered, ...) "He was in a different position than me," Zine said. "He's married with kids still at home. I'm single and also get my police pension."
Talk about mixed messages
_____________________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _
...now, let's think about it.
1. Who passed the legislation and administeredour programs which costs and future income spiral out of control ... leaving us with a $ 430 million deficit? SHOULDN'T THEY BE PART OF THE "PAY BACK?"
2. How much will 15 x $ 14,000 = $ 200,000 buy? 2 more policement? 2 more firemen? one refurbished swimming pool? DON'T WE NEED EVERY PENNY WE CAN MUSTER?
3. Most of the City Councilmembers have additional income ... like Mr. Zine from former employers (police department, State Assembly, etc.) ... and I can only hope that those with children to raise and college tuitions to pay have been saving for those expenses already.
4. How about the rest (approximately 11,000) of our City employees (elected and appointed) who make over $9,000? A 10% decrease in their base salaries would produce $ about $ 150million. That would help us save the jobs of and continue the services produced by lower-paid employees, the ones who DO the construction work, FILL out the forms, COLLECT the taxes, PROTECT & SERVE and FILE the files.
The NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL's BUDGET PROCESS is now in high gear.
What are YOUR ideas to help meet our city's responsibilities and, at the same time, not overspend our estimated income? The attached has some of mine.
Daniel Wiseman
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The CASE for "No on Measure B"
Posted by: "Daniel Wiseman" dwisemanmd@yahoo.com dwisemanmd
Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:26 am (PST)
Friends...
This discussion by Chris Rowe says it all ...
Daniel Wiseman
--- On Fri, 2/20/09, Christine Rowe <ecomom2008@gmail.com > wrote:
From: Christine Rowe <ecomom2008@gmail.com >
Subject: No on Measure B
To: "Christine Rowe" <ecomom2008@gmail.com >
Date: Friday, February 20, 2009, 1:27 AM
Dear Friends,
Some of you attended the meeting at Shomrei Torah last night - others of you were at VGD. Al Saur sent me his summary of the meeting last night. This is my response.
Measure B / Proposition B was brought to the City Council in October 2008 at the urging of Brian D'Arcy, the President of the IBEW 18. Brian D'Arcy has been blocking the installation of solar for a number of years. Their union, according to the PA Consulting Report, cannot keep up with the existing LADWP work which includes not only transmission of power from outside of the state, inside the state, the infrastructure of energy in Los Angeles, but also our water supply.
David Freeman, the previous general manager of the LADWP knew more than a year ago that the LADWP was creating a large alternative energy plan. He knew that this initiative would go to the voters. He knew that they would all want "solar energy". Yet the LADWP did not tell the LADWP MOU (Memorandum of Understanding)Committee of their plan to take this to the voters.
As October came along, and our Mayor gave his Budget to the City and to the Neighborhood Council system, he knew that we were facing 10% unemployment. He wanted to be reelected - he wants to be seen as "green". The IBEW is the Mayor's biggest financial supporter. So he agreed to rush this 400 MW plan onto the ballot that would give the IBEW the right to be the only installers of the 400 MW program. He told people that there would be job training programs, but he did not tell them that they would need the equivalent of an AA Degree to get into the programs.
What people in the community are not aware of is that we have a City Charter that puts the Neighborhood Council system as an advisory body to the City Council. And the Neighborhood Council system is not unlike Congress. We are elected representatives and we represent the people. We are the people that you are supposed to take your concerns to for local issues. We are the watchdogs of the City government.
Therefore, what the City Council did by passing the NeighborhoodCouncil system and in rushing this onto the ballot without running it through two Neighborhood Council systems - one that is the actual Neighborhood Council full boards who would vote and advise, and the other, the LADWP MOU that meets regularly with the LADWP, this was the equivalent of a "Bush Executive Order."
You would not want Congress to vote on the Federal Stimulus Package without input from the many groups that so desperately need help. In turn, we do not want the City Council to give the LADWP a "Blank Check."
At a hearing of the City Council's "Energy and Environmental Committee" about a week ago, City Councilman Cardenas asked the LADWP if they could name one LADWP project that came in on time or within its budget. And we are still waiting for the name of that project.
The facts are simple - solar energy is not free - it requires the use of solar technology. The types of material that are used will have an effect on their cost. As the demand goes up, the prices will potentially go up - take a look at what happens during the summer and everyone wants to drive - where do the prices of a gallon of gas go when the demand is increased? Funny how the prices always go down close to an election. The largest solar photovoltaic cell company is being built in China. And David Nahai of the LADWP has never denied that solar cells could come from China. In fact, he has told me that they do import generators and other components from China. He has told me that they inspect the factories and materials in China before they are shipped here. And my guess that his answers to my questions are on tape From the January LADWP meeting.
The Huron Report speaks of "thin film technology". This is a less expensive material, it can be "Made in the USA". The problem is - the companies that are in the U.S. are exporting it to Spain. Other companies like Nano Solar in California cannot keep up with demand - most of these companies are backlogged for three years. So where do we get the solar materials from?
President Eric Garcetti of the Los Angeles City Council is a big Obama supporter. At the time this was on the agenda, he was intensely involved with the November 4th election. He requested that PA Consulting who was doing a 5 year study on the LADWP rush him an "Executive Summary". But he was so busy, he asked someone to read it and create about 13 bullet points. He did not tell the other members of the City Council that PA Consulting had said that the "Solar Plan" was risky. ( By the way, President Garcetti knows me very well, and we agree to disagree on the ballot issue).
When the Pros and Cons for the ballot measure now known as Proposition B or Measure B were written, the Mayor signed as a Proponent. Mitchell Schwartz, the California head of the Obama campaign, and the President of the Los Angeles League of Conservation Voters, also signed on to "Yes on Measure B."
You must understand that I know Mitchell Schwartz as well. I was at the Barack Obama party on election night with a personal invitation from Mitchell. So this is just politics - I absolutely hate it - Mitchell is a very very nice guy.
Mitchell, who is a friend of the Mayor, agreed to be named in a lawsuit against the "No on Measure B" people. Those people are now known as the "Solar 8".
The "Solar 8" are Jack Humphreville, Nick Patsaouras, Dr. Soledad Garcia, Ron Kaye, Humberto Camacho, James O"Sullivan, Christine Lee, Joyce Dillard, DeDe Audet, and Bill Ring.(See page 30 of your Voter's Information Pamphlet.)
When the "Solar 8" were sued, they went to numerous attorneys in the City for help. It was just days before Christmas/ Hanukkah, and the person who jumped in and said that he would help was Noel Weiss.
On January 8, 2009, the Solar 8 went to trial. Mitchell Schwartz did not appear in court. And the Judge ruled that only 4 words must be removed from the "No on Measure B" language.
So last night we were expecting Jack Humphreyville the DWP Rate Payer Advocate to be at our meeting. But his father just passed away. Instead, we had a member of the LADWP MOU committee there - Dr. Daniel Wiseman, a retired pediatrician who is well versed in the City Government, the LADWP, and the health risks of emissions and toxic materials.
Dr. Wiseman tried to explain to you that the $100,000 Huron Report is only a Power Point presentation paid for by the LADWP. It says that the cost is about $1.5 billion dollars for 1.5 million people. The LADWP says that will will only cost the rate payers $1.00 a month more. The PA Consulting Report (which I am told cost the City about $800,000, and a previously hidden report by the LADWP), stated that the cost is more likely to be $3.5 billion to $4 billion.
City Controller Laura Chick has reviewed the PA Consulting (IEA) full report - 223 pages. She states: "I will be voting no on Measure B because I think the entire process of how it ended up on the ballot stinks."
As Councilmen Smith and Zine began hearing that they had not been made privy to all of the reports, they withdrew any support for "Measure B." Council member Bill Rosendahl says that he still doesn't know what way to go.
The LADWP will have to issue bonds and find investors. In these hard times, the banks are hesitant to make loans. The LADWP is owned by the City of Los Angeles. That is what makes our prices more stable than other entities. Right now we get a lot of our energy from out of state from coal. But by State law, we will have to stop importing energy from coal when our existing contracts run out.
We do not want another ENRON. We do not want an entity to come in and fund the $3-4 billion 400 MW program and then increase our costs because they need to make a profit.
The money for the implementation of alternative energy should come from the federal stimulus package.
We will be taxed at the federal level to cover the currently $800 billion federal stimulus package. We will be taxed at the State level because our Governor is also trying to build transmission lines to the areas in California where there is a potential for solar, geothermal, and wind energy.
And we will pay a high premium if we do not "VOTE NO ON MEASURE B" because the LADWP has not signed any contracts yet and we do not know what it will cost to implement this 400 MW plan.
This will be the largest solar plan in U.S. history. And we do not know its costs. SCE recently signed an agreement to build the largest solar thermal facility in the U.S. in the desert. But solar thermal energy is cheaper than the 400 MW "Measure B" plan.
Solar energy will not make the air in Los Angeles any cleaner. The only thing that will make the air cleaner is the removal of power plants or other companies or vehicles that pollute the air in Los Angeles. One of the greatest sources of pollution in Los Angeles is the Port of Los Angeles. So if we import any of our materials with heavy fossil fueled ships, we will actually increase the air pollution in the Los Angeles Harbor area.
We all want solar energy. We want jobs for everyone. We want the jobs to be in the City of Los Angeles if possible. We just want accountability before we sign the contract - just as you would if you were installing solar on your own home. You would want to know what the rebates are. The LADWP does not qualify for REBATES. That is why they want to sell the whole program to outside investors - to get the rebates - with the idea of buying it back from the investors over time.
It sounds like one of the "pyramid" schemes that we just saw happen on Wall Street to me.
Remember that Judge Yaffe for the Solar 8 trial stated:
" "The proposition is so vague and so encompassing that speculation about just about anything is fair game," he said."
http://www.latimes.com/news/ local/la- me-solar9- 2009jan09, 0,7894112. story
I guess I should end this as James Unger started his speech:"I am a Democrat".
And finally I will end it as Sue stated: " This is a nonpartisan issue".
I hope that I hit every point. If I did not, feel free to email me.
Chris Rowe
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COUNCILMAN SMITH'S WEEKLY BRIEFING Feb. 20
Posted by: "Councilman Greig Smith" councilmember.smith@lacity.org
Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:26 am (PST)
Feb. 20, 2009
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Reports from Our Staff
In an effort to familiarize our community with the Council District 12 staff, our newsletter features regular updates from staff members on current projects.
RECENT LEGISLATION - Helping Residents & Businesses Conserve Water During the Drought...
We introduced a motion Wednesday, February 18, that would offer homeowners and businesses rebates for installing devices that automatically adjust sprinkler watering levels based on weather conditions to conserve water during the drought.
The Los Angeles region is suffering a severe drought plus water supply shortages. The Eastern Sierra snowpack, which supplies 35% of the City's water, is at its lowest levels in years. The City's water supplies from the Metropolitan Water District (MWD) have also been significantly reduced because of lower water levels in the Colorado River Aqueduct and because of lawsuits to protect the endangered Delta Smelt in Northern California.
Approximately 40% of water use in L.A. is for irrigation of lawns and gardens. That water is wasted if sprinklers are running while it rains. Our motion would offer full rebates from the Department of Water and Power to residents or businesses that install sprinkler controllers that adjust watering levels based on satellite information or moisture levels in the ground.
The motion would also require the devices at all City-owned properties and asks CalTrans to report on use of DWP water on medians and landscaped freeway embankments within the City.
Fighting Graffiti Blight in Our Community...
We have allocated an additional $30,000 out of our office's budget to pay for graffiti removal service in our District.
For the last three years, we have been putting additional funds toward graffiti abatement above what is budgeted each year for our area. We also organize several volunteer community clean-up efforts every year that include graffiti removal from public places.
It is our office policy to fight graffiti quickly and agressively. Graffiti is a very serious problem - it diminishes the quality of life in our community and makes people feel threatened. It cheapens and degrades the neighborhoods that we all work so hard to keep clean, safe and attractive.
We work very closely with West Valley Alliance, our contractor that removes graffiti in our District, and graffiti is usually removed in 24 to 48 hours. You can report graffiti to our office, or for fastest results, you can report specific locations directly to West Valley Alliance by calling (818) 885-8885 or emailing wvalleyalliance@sbcglobal. .net
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COMMUNITY NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS
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Sample Ballots for March 3 City Elections Available Online...
With the March 3 City elections rapidly approaching, voters need to be able to read their sample ballots with enough time to make informed decisions.
Sample ballots and the location of your local polling place are available online at www.lavote.net/locator.
Voter registration forms are available online at the California Secretary of State website at http://www.sos.ca.gov/elections /elections_ vr.htm.
Applications to vote by mail with absentee ballots are available at the City Clerk's website at http://cityclerk.lacity.org/ election/ engvbm.pdf.
LADWP Town Hall Meetings on Solar Initiatives...
The Department of Water and Power is hosting town hall meetings on the City's Comprehensive Solar Plan and how it relates to the Green Energy Good Jobs Initiative (Measure B on the March 3 ballot).
Saturday, Feb. 21, 9:30 am
LADWP Headquarters
111 N Hope St.
Downtown Los Angeles
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 7:00 pm
Banning's Landing
100 E. Water St.
Wilmington
LA DWP will present information about the solar plan, followed by a Q & A session.
For more information, visit www.piersystem.com/go/site/ 1643.
Household Hazardous Waste and Electronic Waste Collection Event...
You can drop off your Household Hazardous Waste and electronic waste for free at a collection event Saturday, Feb. 28, and Sunday, March 1 at Pratt & Whitney in Canoga Park.
Saturday, Feb. 28
Sunday, March 1
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Pratt Whitney
De Soto Parking Lot
De Soto Ave. & Gresham St. (1 block south of Nordhoff St.)
Chatsworth
You May Bring:
Paint, used motor oil and filters and other automotive chemicals, household, garden and pool chemicals, expired medication, batteries, fluorescent lightbulbs, used syringes, and electronic devices such as TVs, computers, cell phones and electronic toys.
You May NOT Bring:
Tires, explosives, ammunition, radioactive or biological waste and bulky items such as furniture or major appliances.
The collection event is canceled in case of rain. For more information, call (800) 988-6942.
1970 CSUN Team Inducted Into CSUN Hall of Fame...
In 1970, the baseball team of CSUN (then called Valley State College) won the the NCAA College World Series. The 1970 CSUN baseball team will be inducted into the CSUN Hall of Fame at ceremony on Sunday, March 1 in Woodland Hills.
Some of the members of the 1970 CSUN baseball team still reside in our District, including Coach Robert Hiegert, Brian Ford, and Dave Leveque.
The members of the team have remained friends through the years and their children have gone to school and played baseball together. All but one of the original teammates will be on hand for the induction ceremony.
Sunday, March 1
Warner Center Marriott
Canoga Ave. & Victory Blvd.
Woodland Hills
Reception - 11:00 am
Lunch and induction ceremony: 12:00 pm
Tickets: $50
To reserve, please call (800) 228-9290. For more information, contact the
CSUN Dept. of Special Events at (818) 677-5473
or at bridget.sullivan@csun.edu .
Congratulations!
Business Tax Renewal Information...
The City's 2009 business tax renewal period began on January 1, 2009 and ends on March 2, 2009. L.A. area business owners should note:
Rate Reduction
Most businesses will receive a 3.9% reduction of their business taxes in 2009 - the final phase of the 15% cut in business taxes that was approved in 2004.
Business Tax Exemptions
Small Businesses with total annual gross receipts under $100,000 and creative artists with total gross receipts under $300,000 may be tax exempt. To qualify for an exemption, the business tax return must be filed by March 2, 2009. For details on eligibility call (213) 473-5901.
E-filing...Save Time, Effort and Postage!
E-filing is available on the Office of Finance website to make filing faster and easier for registered taxpayers. The system can automatically calculate your business taxes. You can pay on-line or print a renewal form to mail in with your payment. Even if no tax is due, you must submit a completed renewal form by March 2 to qualify for an exemption.
All of this information and more can be found at the Office of Finance website at www.lacity.org/finance.
San Fernando Valley Jaycees Host Involvement Expo ...
The San Fernando Valley Jaycees are holding their 3rd Annual Involvement Expo to give San Fernando Valley residents an opportunity to learn about the many ways they can dedicate their time and energy to community service, on Monday, March 2 in Sherman Oaks.
Each of the 40 non-profit organizations participating will highlight their programs and services, and attendees can learn about the activities of the non-profits as well as community needs. Students seeking community service opportunities for school credit are encouraged to attend.
Monday, March 2
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Sherman Oaks Galleria Plaza Area
15301 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks
This free event features guest speakers Councilmember Dennis P. Zine and LAUSD Board Member Tamar Galatzan.
The San Fernando Valley Jaycees is a community-based organization of young leaders involved in networking, leadership development and community service.
For more information, call Vickie Bourdas at (818) 486-9603 or email president@sfvjaycees.org or visit www.sfvjaycees.org.
Dave the Date for the Devonshire Area Semi-Annual District Meeting...
Join Devonshire Capt. Sean Kane, Capt. Steven Ruiz, and the Senior Lead Officers at Devonshire Division who are keeping our community safe, at the Devonshire Area Semi-Annual District Meeting, Tuesday, March 10 in Porter Ranch.
Tuesday, March 10
7:00 pm
Shepherd of the Hills Church
19700 Rinaldi St., Porter Ranch
Join this community meeting to discuss public safety issues affecting our neighborhoods. The topic of this community meeting is, "What influences your children when they are out of your sight?"
For more information, contact Erica De Smith at (818) 363-1726.
Ride On Therapeutic Horsemanship Celebrates 15 Years and 50,000 Lessons...
Ride On Therapeutic Horsemanship will be celebrating 15 years of service to the disabled and the community, on Saturday March 28 at their new ranch and permanent home in Chatsworth.
Everyone is welcome to attend this free event. Enjoy a free pancake breakfast and tour the new facility. A ribbon and cake-cutting ceremony will take place at 11:00 am to celebrate 50,000 lessons given and the promise of many years of service to come at Ride On's new ranch.
Saturday, March 28
9:00 am to 2:00 pm
Ride On Ranch
10860 Topanga Canyon Blvd.
Chatsworth
Ride On has specialized facilities, specially trained horses, and highly trained staff that offer therapeutic horsemanship to people with disabilities.
For more information, call Sara Jones at Ride On at (818) 700-2971 or visit http://www.rideon.org.
Free Training Session for Community-Based Organizations...
The City is offering free "Capacity Builds L.A." training sessions in February and March. The program was created to enhance the capacity of existing organizations and to instruct people who are interested in creating a new organization, non-profit, service club or other group that serves the community.
Capacity Builds L.A. Training Sessions
Youth Opportunity Movement Boyle Heights Technology Center
1600 E. 4th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90033.
Thursday, Feb. 26 - Marketing Your Organization
Thursday, March 12 - Proposal Writing
Thursday, March 26 - Fundraising & Sustainability Planning
For Executive Directors and Board Members
Wednesday, March 18 & Thursday, March 19 - Social Enterprise & Earned Income
Space is limited so reservations are required. All sessions are 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For more information or to register, call Maricela Hernandez at the Community Development Department at (213) 744-9307 or email Maricela.Hernandez@lacity.org or click here.
Volunteer as a Pollworker and Be a Part of the Democratic Process...
The City needs pollworks to assist in the upcoming March 3, 2009, City of Los Angeles Primary Nominating Election. Volunteering as a pollworker offers community members the chance to be part of our electoral process.
Volunteers must be 18 years or older, be a registered voter and attend a two-hour training class.
Also, in an effort to meet the needs of the City's linguistically diverse electorate and comply with federal requirements, the Election Division is in particular need of pollworkers who speak Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Tagalog or Vietnamese in addition to English.
For information or to register to be a volunteer pollworker, please call the City Clerk Election Division at (866) 899-8683 or visit cityclerk.lacity.org/election.
Save the Date for "Tip-A-Cop" Dinner to Support Special Olympics...
Mark your calendar for the upcoming Tip-A-Cop dinner at the Claim Jumper Restaurant in Northridge, Thursday, April 16 and help raise funds to support the Special Olympics!
Thursday, April 16, 2009
5:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Claim Jumper Restaurant
at Northridge Fashion Center
9429 Tampa Ave.
(Corner Tampa and Plummer St.)
Northridge
Local Police Officers will wait tables for guests at the restaurant, with all tips going to the Special Olympics. The last Northridge Tip-a-Cop event raised the most funds of any Claim Jumper location. Help break the record this year!
For more information, please contact David Bush, Los Angeles Police Department Community Relations, at (818) 599-3538 or email R2493@earthlink.net .
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L.A. Mayoral Candidate David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg: MEDIA UPDATE (Ne
Posted by: "Zuma Press" zumapress@gmail.com
Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:26 am (PST)
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> - Artist Rendering: Zuma Dogg For Mayor Campaign Flier Photo<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/sJypqEbU6tA/ artist-rendering -zuma-dogg- for-mayor. html
> Mon, 16 Feb 2009 22:57:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=WxICzYfk
> <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=XLwLissJ
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> - Los Angeles Daily News Article & Valley Alliance of Neighborhood
> Council Mayoral Debate (Story and photos)<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/D4k2rNwePIc/ los-angeles- daily-news- article-valley. html
> Mon, 16 Feb 2009 21:43:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=7C92ce6g
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> - BACKSTAGE: Zuma Dogg on Good Day L.A. (Green Room and On-set ZumaCam)<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/x5MGbiOG8_ E/backstage- zuma-dogg- on-good-day- la.html
> Mon, 16 Feb 2009 21:25:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=ni5dSKST
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> - LA Daily Blog Weekend Update<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/Dtb3eul5Qk4/ la-daily- blog-weekend- update.html
> Sun, 15 Feb 2009 07:35:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=BfuQtPp8
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> - Watch This Zuma Dogg FOX 11 News Interview with Los Angeles Candidate
> For Mayor !<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/x9g9kxlOVlI/ watch-this- zuma-dogg- fox-11-news. html
> Sat, 14 Feb 2009 09:16:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=YIylYzAL
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> - David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg, Candidate for Mayor Featured in Today's
> Los Angeles Times on Measure B (Mayor's solar boondoggle)<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/1K0uWE- kBzY/david- zuma-dogg- saltsburg- candidate- for.html
> Fri, 13 Feb 2009 23:11:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=WmO1W4BO
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> - VIDEO: David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg on FOX 11 - GOOD DAY L.A.
> (Including Extra Internet-Only Video)<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/5pHju7kx1P4/ video-david- zuma-dogg- saltsburg- on-fox.html
> Fri, 13 Feb 2009 22:46:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=In5oCWz6
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> - David "Zuma Dogg" Saltsburg LA City TV 35 Campaign Promo<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/wVhyvkFf5CI/ david-zuma- dogg-saltsburg- la-city-tv- 35.html
> Thu, 12 Feb 2009 03:34:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=VTgIMiX8
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> - Los Angeles Times Interview: Mayoral Candidate David "Zuma Dogg"
> Saltsburg<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/UOesJb05GsQ/ los-angeles- times-interview- mayoral.html
> Thu, 12 Feb 2009 02:52:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=8recmapP
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> - SHOCKING VIDEO COMMENTS: Los Angeles City Councilmember Dennis Zine
> Speaking Out AGAINST Jack Weiss (City Attorney Candidate)<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/C1zxT1cEcgw/ shocking- video-comments- los-angeles. html
> Wed, 11 Feb 2009 03:37:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=eJdDCDuW
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> - Los Angeles Times Covers Zuma Dogg and Mayoral Candiates in Tuesday's
> Newspaper!<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/wEmQ1cPVMeY/ los-angeles- times-covers- zuma-dogg- and.html
> Tue, 10 Feb 2009 05:40:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=VkEMFNae
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> - Zuma Dogg on Patt Morrison Tuesday 2/10 at 1:50pm<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/7OzY6bqDmFA/ zuma-dogg- on-patt-morrison -tuesday- 210.html
> Tue, 10 Feb 2009 05:32:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=OsSGcRpU
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> - Memo To Barack Obama Regarding Villaragiosa's AFFORDABLE HOUSING
> RACKETEERING SCHEME Potential<http://feedproxy.google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/DfA1QSh0saM/ memo-to-barack- obama-regarding. html
> Mon, 09 Feb 2009 22:31:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=rKB6NVQt
> <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=LpWu3v8B
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> - Please Stop Crying That Villaraigosa Will Not Debate His
> Challengers...SO WHAT!<http://feedproxy. google.com/ > Posted:~r/LAdailyblog/ ~3/Q2tT72PIM2s/ please-stop- crying-that- villaraigosa. html
> Mon, 09 Feb 2009 22:09:00 +0000 <http://feeds2.feedburner. >com/~f/LAdailybl og?a=3WvccZlT
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> http://ZumaDoggForMayor.com <http://zumadoggformayor.com/ >
> 1 week ago 662 views zumadogg <http://www.youtube.com/user/ >zumadogg
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> zumatimes.com
> no rating 12 hours ago 6 views zumadogg<http://www.youtube.com/user/ >zumadogg
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> no rating 12 hours ago 0 views zumadogg<http://www.youtube.com/user/ >zumadogg
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> no rating 13 hours ago 0 views zumadogg<http://www.youtube.com/user/ >zumadogg
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> no rating 13 hours ago 1 views zumadogg<http://www.youtube.com/user/ >zumadogg
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> no rating 14 hours ago 1 views zumadogg<http://www.youtube.com/user/ >zumadogg
> *LA Daily Blog.com* <http://www.ladailyblog.com/ >
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A Special Message from Sen. Dianne Feinstein
Posted by: "Wendy Greuel" info@wendygreuel.com
Tue Feb 24, 2009 10:26 am (PST)
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