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Sean Levisman
Q&A with Nicolas Jaar, Playing Electric Pickle Tonight
Sean Levisman | January 15, 2010 | 1:00pm
Young prodigy Nicolas Jaar has enjoyed unprecedented international acclaim in the last couple years through his association with the Wolf + Lamb collective and a growing body of work widely praised for its distinctive and genre-defying sound. Born in NYC and raised in Chile, Jaar found equal parts inspiration in the austere techno of Ricardo Villalobos, the pragmatist minimalism of French avant-gardist Erik Satie, and the moody Afro-jazz of Ethiopian composer Mulatu Astatke. These eclectic world influences are apparent in Jaar's own productions, which make ample use of classical instrumental melodic forms, while maintaining the stripped-down four-on-the-floor grooves of house.
Having embarked on his first production work in his early teens, Jaar made his record debut in 2008 with "The Student" EP on Wolf + Lamb, including a remix by Seth Troxler who called him "one of the most talented minds dance music is about to see develop". By age 18, Jaar was playing to audiences abroad at such esteemed venues as Club Der Visionaire and Arena in Berlin and Mutek in Mexico City, in addition to regular sets at Wolf + Lamb's Marcy Hotel in Brooklyn. Riding on the success of his first releases, Jaar went on to found his own Clown and Sunset imprint in 2009, intent on championing the sounds of like-minded cutting-edge new artists from different corners of the world.
Nicolas Jaar will be making his Miami debut at The Wolf + Lamb Experience party at Electric Pickle tonight, and we couldn't pass up an opportunity to pick this gifted newcomer's brain in anticipation of his performance.
Read the full Q&A after the jump.
New Times: I'm sure you hear this all the time, but you're
remarkably young for a producer that has already garnered so much
attention in the scene. How did you first get into music and how did
you get involved in music production?
Nicolas Jaar: I
started making music when I was 14, using Reason. The first months I
couldn't get a sound out of it, but after a lot of experimenting I made
my first track. In the beginning I only made acoustic-based
experimental music. At the same time I started listening to stuff
coming out of the label Microcosm in NY and Ricardo Villalobos. Never
really made techno until I got involved with Wolf + Lamb though.
What are your musical influences? What inspires your own work?
Madlib's
sampling, Villalobos' patience and texture, Erik Satie's sadness,
Mulatu Astatke's groove and Alemayehu Eshete's voice. I also love "Leaf
house" by Animal Collective, "Love Sick" by Bob Dylan and everything
Seth Troxler has ever played.
Some of your tracks, like "El
Bandido", have an extraordinary nuanced quality with layers of
seemingly acoustic instrumentation, e.g. strings and brass. In fact,
most of your work defies the category of "electronic dance music" as we
know it. How do you approach your songcraft and what is your typical
process in the studio?
I usually work with a microphone,
logic, and various instruments. I usually make long loops and have a
one-man dance party until I'm hungry or tired. Dancing is an important
part of the process.
How did you first hook up with Wolf +
Lamb and what can you tell us about your involvement with the label and
collective so far?
In high school I sent "The Student" to
Gadi [Mizrahi] after hearing him in an NYU radio show where he said the
craziest things I've ever heard him say. He told me to put a kick under
anything I made. I later sent him two new tracks and we put out "The
Student" EP. The label is my home, no matter what happens next, without
Zev, Gadi, Deniz, Brandon (Smirk) and everyone there I wouldn't make
the music I make.
You launched your own Clown and Sunset
label in 2008 and have gone on to sign some new international artists.
Can you tell us a little about this project and what's in store for
I'm only involved with two labels and I wanna keep
it that way. One is based in Paris (Circus Company) and the other in NY
(Wolf + Lamb). Yet, that means very little output. So I created Clown and Sunset
to be able to independently put out more material. Soul Keita is an
incredible musician from Ethiopia who makes very slow and groovy dance
music. Nikita Quasim is a girl based in Russia that fills-in the more
experimental tip of the label. The next release is my track "Russian
Dolls" with a remix by Ryan Crosson.
You have a unique
improvisational live sound, blending song fragments and sample loops
into interesting serendipitous new live forms. What is your live M.O.?
What can Miami expect during your debut performance at the Electric
Pickle?
Miami can expect the inauguration of the the new
2010 live set. Some old things are still in there but it's all together
slower and more focused on being a concert where you dance than a dance
party.


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"No one likes us…" End of Season 6
Back again for another update in the RBLeipzig and RBSalzburg save. In a slightly reflective soppy comment, what a save this has been so far. I've said it a few times over the last week or so on Slack, as much as I love managing in my home country of Scotland, I think Germany and the Bundesliga has been the best league I've ever managed in on any version of the game. Austria? Meh, not so much, but heck that just adds to the whole story.
When we left off during the winter break, we were sitting atop the Bundesliga. Four points clear of Dortmund, with two games in hand due to our Club World Cup winning exploits. We hadn't lost yet in those 15 league matches, we'd romped to six wins out of six in the Champions League, and as it happened, our only defeat of the season so far was against last season's Europa League winners, Arsenal, in the European Super Cup. Would that become a significant point come the end of the season?
January was largely uneventful on the incoming transfer front. Our only signing being a young Welsh forward coming in for £50k to bolster our attacking options in the B team squad.
I've been trying out whether packing my B team squad full of decent players will give them a better chance of promotion to the 3.Liga, thus playing competitive football in an active league, giving me another option to develop talent. It hasn't worked this season. They failed to gain promotion. Sad times.
Much more outgoing activity to go through. The main one being Lukas Kalkan's eventual £24m move to league rivals Dortmund. Not too worried about selling to a rival with this one. He was the first newgen to make the move from Salzburg to Leipzig, but he hardly got a sniff at our first team, especially so with the arrival of my star Tunisian newgen CM. Delighted to sell him on for a relatively large fee though. The other highest profile leaver, and also another ex-Salzburger to leave, is Dimitri Oberlin. He heads to Hertha for £4.5m. We make a loss over around £1m on him after his move a few seasons back, but again, he was never quite able to consistently find a starting line up spot.
It's clear from these two outgoings that we really do need to focus more on the Red Bull Revolution. We need to ensure that our players are truly ready to make the step up, and at the same time, continue to develop RBSalzburg's reputation and ranking in Europe.
A few other fringe players were allowed to leave too. Koki Sakaguchi never did quite kick on and make a break through at right back after his free transfer from our Japanese affiliate, Sanfrecce. The Japanese international leaves for Bremen, despite me being happy to keep him to appease our fans over in Japan. Aßmus and Giantsopoulos (great name) are newgens who just weren't quite good enough to make the move to the first team squad just now, so leave the club with buy back clauses installed incase they do progress well in the next few seasons.
We've bloody done it.
We managed to go unbeaten over the course of the second half of the season, and that means that we've gone the entire league season unbeaten! A brilliant achievement and the first time I've managed to do it for ages on FM.
A few close shaves as the season progressed, especially those four consecutive 0-0 draws. I thought we'd never score a league goal again at that point, but we bounced back with a bang, firing five past Gladbach.
Our results were solid, if unspectacular, but we were playing some brilliant football along the way. Dominating matches. Creating chances. But not necessarily always putting them away, or earning three points. Our lead at the halfway mark was four points, at the end of the season, Bayern had overtaken Dortmund to finish in 2nd. Just the 13 points behind us though. One extra point clear compared to last season's league win, and an extra three points on the board, transferring our three defeats from last season into three draws this season.
On the goals front we scored three less compared to the season before, but managed to concede five less which I'm really happy with. The defence looked solid at times. Untroubled on a lot of occasions, but comfortable enough to deal with any danger.
Just the three teams qualifying for the Champions League now from the Bundesliga. That's down to Bayern and Dortmund's, and every other German team qualifying for European football, really not holding their end of the bargain. No German team has made it to any European final except for us, and Bayern haven't made it past the 1st knockout round of the Champions League for the last three seasons. Time to go Ancelotti.
Our fourth consecutive DFB-Pokal win to go with our third consecutive Bundesliga win. Our run to the final was fairly comprehensive. An easy looking quarter, semi and final on paper. Nurnberg had knocked out Dortmund in the other semi final, so we had to be careful. Always good to bring the Pokal home to Leipzig.
We'd performed brilliantly in the Champions League group stage, winning six from six and not conceding a goal.
We carried this form into the knockout phase. First up, overcoming Premier League champions from the previous season, Man City. They've been familiar foes for us, as have most English teams to be honest, as I said in the winter break update post.
Talking of English clubs, it'd be Arsenal we'd meet in the quarter final. The only team to beat us so far at that point of the season, they almost did it again in the first leg. It took a Naby Keita 90th minute equaliser to make it 2-2 and give us two vital away goals to take back to Leipzig. Young Portuguese wonderkid left back, Hugo Mariano, scored a goal of the season contender to seal the 2-0 win in the second leg.
Our place in the final was all but secured in the first leg of the semi, as we met a non-English team for what felt like the first time in years. A comprehensive 3-0 win at home against Inter meant we just had to keep things tight in Milan. We did, and guess what country our opponents in the final come from? Got it in one.
We lift our second consecutive Champions League trophy! Goals from Kai Havertz and Oliver Burke's second goal in as many Champions League final appearances seals the win against Manchester United, who beat us in the 2017/18 Europa League final, coincidentally.
That Champions League win means that we've won an incredible five trophies this season.
I'd be 100% happy, if I wasn't thinking back to that ridiculous European Super Cup defeat against Arsenal at the start of the season! Argh. We dominated them. They had 10 men. We scored an OG. It would have been a completely unbeaten season in all competitions!
I'm going to do a post introducing you to the players that made the invincible season happen, so stay tuned for that.
In the meantime though, 2021/22 belonged to one man. Timo Werner, and the #Timouptop approach I wrote about at the halfway stage of the season.
Timo firmly cemented his place in my heart with a brilliant season way back in season 2 of the save. He scored 28 goals and laid on 12 assists over the course of the season, playing as a shadow striker behind a targetman. This season however, he was deployed as our main man up top. He started 43 matches, made 2 sub appearances, assisted 19 times and scored a whopping 31 goals. The striker role got changed to a deep lying forward on support this season, and it was really effective.
Over the course of the season, so many records fell. Timo broke the records for most goals in a season, most league goals in a season and he became RBL's all time record league goalscorer. He was named Bundesliga player of the year, was in the Bundesliga team of the year, the Champions League best 11, and won the European Golden Shoe. Insert fire emoji here.
Club Update
A little update on the club front as a whole then. After our exploits over season 6, we're now the most reputable club in world football. Considering at the end of season 2, we were only ranked 16th in the most reputable teams in Germany, that's a pretty ridiculous rise.
Looking back now, it's funny that our run to the Europa League final in season 2 saw us shoot up the European club coefficients to 49th. Manchester United, Barcelona, PSG and Arsenal are ahead of us, but our consecutive CL wins see us currently in 5th position there now too.
We were due to move in to the new 59,931 (couldn't they have just gone for 60k) capacity RBLeipzig stadium over the summer, but it was pushed back to the end of October now.
We now have superb training facilities (upgrade to state of the art will be complete in November), top youth facilities, exceptional junior coaching and extensive youth recruitment. We're all set to produce some quality young talent, and develop them into the best possible players for the first team squad.
RBSalzburg
Philipp Lahm's Red Bull Salzburg side took home another domestic double. His third in as many seasons at the club. The league was far closer than it should have been at one stage of the season, as the club finished just four points clear of Rapid. Also for the second consecutive season, RBS were drawn into a ridiculously tough looking Champions League group, after overcoming Steaua and Olympiakos in the qualifying rounds. Manchester City, Atletico and Ajax. We'd lost five from five until the last group match in the Amsterdam ArenA, where we dominated Ajax 4-0 for Lahm's first ever group stage win in the competition. Praying for a slightly kinder group next season.
The trio of Andrija Zivkovic, Jeremie Boga and Egyptian newgen, Omar el Ashry scored a total of 56 goals between them. A great return.
A shift in tactic is on the cards for RBS next season. Lahm wants to utilise his slight abundance in attacking options and go two up front. A 4-3-1-2 is in the pipeline.
#FMSlack
We've hit the magical number of 1,000 people having chosen to join #FMSlack since it started up at the beginning of 2017. That is bloody awesome if I don't say so myself. If you want to join too and see what all of the fuss is about, keep checking out my timeline on Twitter where I post quick invite links to join regularly, or email me at fm_samo@outlook.com and I'll set you up with access.
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Is it just my bias, or do the English AI teams in FM always significantly outperform their real life counterparts in FM UEFA competitions?
And you won't catch me arguing about the Bundesliga being fun to manage in. It is. The big clubs (other than Bayern with their squad bloat) are always a pain in the 1st year, because they have half their team on internationals or extended vacations due to post-competition breaks. But after that, it's easily my favorite league.
Oh, and outstanding job with the club (almost) everyone loves to hate, btw. 😉
Chris Samson says:
I mean, I suppose when you think about it, the money they're receiving in-game will significantly dwarf the other leagues. So it makes sense really!
Thanks a lot. Definitely agree it's a fun league, and I'm loving playing as someone people love to hate! Keeps me going haha.
True, they have that money. But so far, it isn't translating to all of the continent's best players being sucked to England. Or to any better performance by EPL teams in Europe than before. One could make an argument that Ukraine had a better showing in Europe last year than the Premier League did.

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Tag: HAusfrau
Review: Jill Alexander Essbaum – Hausfrau
On May 22, 2015 May 22, 2015 By SarahIn Reviews12 Comments
I was in two minds whether to review this book. It's not a crime novel although it does have elements of a psychological or domestic thriller. What made up my mind was how strongly I want to recommend the book. It's a very powerful and dark read and had a profound effect on me after I'd finished it.
Anna Benz is an American who now lives with her husband and three young children in Dietlikon, a suburb of Zurich. Although perhaps not as wealthy as some of the other inhabitants, Anna has what might be considered to be a perfect expat lifestyle. Except in the nine years that she has lived in Switzerland she hasn't learnt German and feels isolated from the rest of the community. At her therapist's suggestion she enrolls in a language class and embarks on an affair with Archie, one of her fellow students. As the story develops, we uncover Anna's past indiscretions and how risks taken in the past and present can devastate a family.
Hausfrau is a powerful read. I found myself unable to put it down but was helped by the choppy narrative structure. This allows the reader some breathing space in what could be quite a grim read. The character of Anna is one of the reasons that the book is so powerful. She's both passive in the infidelities that she follows and yet clearly has a strong self-contained personality. There's a significant sexual element to the story. But this is no confessions of a bored housewife. There's a sense of impending doom that makes for a compulsive read.
The book was recommended to me by a publicist who knows I review crime books. And I can see why. There are some complex characters and the story is a dark, harrowing tale. I'd highly recommend it to all readers.


It's never a bad day when we get something new from Big K.R.I.T. Today the Mississippi native is back with something new for our viewing enjoyment, cooking up a new set of visuals for his outstanding single, "Energy." The track is lifted from Big K.R.I.T.'s 'Trifecta' EP and its brought to life with a fitting and rather eye-catching clip.
Big K.R.I.T. is seen hitting the streets, slow rolling through his city while spending quality time with some family members. The track finds K.R.I.T. effortlessly showing off his lyrical prowess, doing so while bringing the track to life in fitting form. While spending some time with the fam, K.R.I.T. is also seen on a bright field spreading unity among the community from different generations.
This man never lets us down, and he certainly doesn't start today. Do yourself a favor and check out the new video for his single "Energy" in the stream below and give us your thoughts in the comments. Keep it locked for more new music and much more from Big K.R.I.T. coming very soon.


The Supreme Court (SC) decided yesterday to resolve first whether the Philippine President is immune from suit during his six-year tenure before it acts on the case filed by Sen. Leila de Lima against him.
In a resolution, the SC directed both De Lima and the Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) to submit their memoranda in 10 days on the immunity from suit of the President.
"Without necessarily giving due course to the petition, the petitioner (De Lima) and the OSG are directed to submit their respective memorandum on the issue of whether the President of the Republic of the Philippines, as the sole respondent in this case, is immune from suit including this one, within a non-extendible period of 10 days from notice," the SC said.
The President had earlier linked De Lima in the proliferation of illegal drug trade at the National Bilibid Prisons(NBP) and benefitted from it when she was secretary of the Department of Justice (DOJ), and accused her of having an illicit affair with her driver.
De Lima has denied all the allegations and vowed to pursue the case up to the SC.
Under the 2008 resolution, cases involving a Writ of Habeas Data may be filed before the regional trial court, Sandiganbayan, Court of Appeals, and the SC and these courts are mandated to act swiftly on these cases.
She also said the attacks against her violated the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees.
"The verbal attacks on petitioner's womanhood and threats on her person are not covered by presidential immunity from suit because they are not the official acts of a President…. They constitute unlawful, unofficial conduct that has nothing to do with the President's duties and responsibilities," she stressed in her petition.
Ang SC pa ba ang aasahan natin na magbibigay ng radical na desisyun tungkol sa test case na ito Ms. DeLima? Ang SC pa, na compose of eight rotten Justices and a-asahan natin?
Hinde maasahan ang Justices na ito; Look at the Marcos case. Okey lang din na ilibing kumno nila si Marcos duon LNMB., kahit hinde naman.
Sinong matino ang ulo na pamilya ang magli-libing sa napa-kalayong lugar sa pinagmulan ng isang tao, tulad ni Marcos? Hinde tutuo na ililibing nila sa LNMB si Marcos. Gagawa lang sila dito ng marker ni Marcos.
this is another dog and pony show to take the peoples sight from the larger picture. De Lima accused of drug protector and the proliferation of drugs in prisons. Also the bigger picture of the murders being committed in the name of justice by the police under DU30 and the Vigilantes also suspected of being in cahoots with the sitting government.. No one gives a damn if she is screwing a whole battalion of men ….
Your English is impeccable, are you a Filipino?
matahimik na sana ang bunganga nitong si de lima.walang kwnta!
ang sama ng ugali nyan na hinayupak na yan!!
uy nag salita ang isang salot sa lipunan!
kinakampihan mo nman ang tanda na yang walang kwenta!


Arts & Crafts Candelabra. Early 20th Century copper and brass candelabra. With three drip pans and sockets on a cruciform square stem, stem with applied initials, `EG?`, the whole raised on a square shaped base with leaf motifs, formerly with glass lanterns and used with gas.
Condition: Good, general age and wear, decorative purpose only, glass shades are not included.


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Asociación Mexicana de Profesionales Inmobiliarios (AMPI)
The Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals (AMPI) has developed a Code of Ethics which must be observed by all members of that organization. Violation of the provisions may result in (1) a warning; (2) an admonition; (3) the temporary suspension of rights, or (4) expulsion from the Association. An Honor and Justice Commission oversees compliance.
Entrance/licensing requirements
Currently Mexico does not have a national real estate license law although the states of Sonora, Sinaloa and Guanajuato require the registration of real estate practitioners. Agents working with clients in those states should verify local requirements for specifics.
In the rest of the country, there is no regulation of practitioners and any Mexican citizen can promote and offer real estate for sale. Non-Mexicans must obtain an immigration status permitting them to work in the field. This status could be a business visa for single transactions or the FM-3 (non-resident) or FM-2 (resident) status. Mexican Consulates in the U.S. and Canada can provide further information about the requirements for each different status.
No minimum educational requirements are in place though AMPI, the Mexican Real Estate Association, has signed agreements with The Normalization and Certification Board of Labor Competency (CONOCER) which establishes criteria and which tests basic proficiency in the subject matter. This is a new program which is being tested in Monterrey, Mexico and may be extended to the rest of the country.
AMPI has developed and offers a Professional Real Estate degree program available to all of its members
Foreign ownership
Article 27 of the Mexican Constitution of 1917 prohibits foreigners from owning outright residential real estate within thirty miles (50km.) of any coastline or sixty miles (100 km.) of either border. This area is known as the "restricted" zone. In 1973, however, the fideicomiso was established and approved for the purchase of real estate located in the restricted zone. For the first time since 1917, a non-Mexican could invest in a recreation or retirement home and feel safe that his or her investment was secure.
Under the bank trust, legal title is placed in the name of a Mexican bank, in trust, under a permit from the Secretary of Foreign Relations. The Mexican bank holds the title to the vacation or retirement home for the buyer/beneficiary of the trust, the non-Mexican who purchased the trust rights in the property. The bank administrates the property in accordance with the instructions of the buyer/beneficiary. The buyer/beneficiary enjoys the same rights of ownership as does a Mexican national. He may build on the property, tear down existing buildings, modify them, rent, lease or sell at anytime conforming only to internal bank regulations for this type of trust and to the general laws of the country established for all persons. Additionally, the beneficiary may finance the purchase and instruct the trustee bank to enter into the security agreement with the lender.
The trustee bank may not, without express written consent from the beneficiary, sell, transfer or encumber the property.
The beneficiary may name the parties he or she selects as co-beneficiaries and may name substitute beneficiaries upon death of the primary beneficiaries, thus avoiding probate in Mexico. Care must be taken however, in establishing the wording and terminology used in the succession of rights in conformance with applicable Mexican law.
A permit to establish a Mexican bank trust (fideicomiso) can now be obtained for a term of fifty years and can be renewed. In acquiring a property with an existing trust, the seller may assign the rights in the existing trust and the new buyer will enjoy the term established in the original trust permit. In other words, a trust established in 1995 will expire in 2045. Prior to 1993, the term of the trust was thirty years. Thus a trust established in 1990 would expire in 2010, unless extended or the original trust permit extinguished and a new permit obtained for fifty years.
The cost for the permit issued by the Secretary of Foreign Relations, including registration in the National Foreign Investment Registry is currently about $ 1,500.00 U.S. and bank trust administration fees generally range from $200. U.S. to $750. U.S. annually. There are other expenses involved in the acquisition of a property, however, and it is wise to request a written estimate prior to beginning the transfer process.
Establishing a Mexican corporation is also a vehicle for acquisition of real property. Under the 1993 Foreign Investment Law, a corporation established in Mexico is considered as Mexican under the law, even if all the shareholders are foreigners. Thus a Mexican corporation with 100% foreign ownership can acquire real property in fee simple ownership, even in the "restricted" zone. This, however, is ONLY for non-residential property: a hotel, a restaurant or other type of commercial use property. Not only is it a violation of the foreign investment law to place a retirement or vacation home in the name of a Mexican corporation, but also it is generally more costly than through a trust due to the requirement for periodic tax declarations and taxes on corporate assets.
Non-Mexicans must obtain adequate immigration documents in order to promote and transact a real estate operation on behalf of others when the real property is located in Mexico. A real estate license issued in practitioner's state of residence will probably be required. Mexican Consulates can provide further information on the requirement.
Land Registration System
The Public Registry system in Mexico is not unlike that of the United States and Canada in that title, whether in trust or in fee simple ownership, must be registered in order to give notice to third parties as to the interest in the property. A certificate can be obtained from the Public Registry in the municipality where the property is located. This will provide information as to encumbrances on title. Title insurance is now also available in many parts of Mexico. Automated data bases are not available so an investigation of title requires review of each and every document in the chain of title. These documents should be available through the Public Registry in the municipality where the property is located but there are occasions when the Notary Public records should also be searched. Since possession is a highly important factor in establishing ownership, a physical inspection of the property being considered is essential.
Other industry professionals
Some lawyers are involved in the promotion and sale of real estate as a specialty, as are certified public accountants. A law or an accounting degree, however, is not a requirement for selling real estate in Mexico.
All deeds transferring title to real property must be executed before a Mexican Notary Public who is a quasi-public official appointed by the governor of the state in which the Notary Public is practicing his profession. The notary must be an attorney and is responsible for the legal form of the deed, as well as the tax declarations which are required when a foreigner is involved as buyer or seller.
An appraisal made by an appraiser appointed by the local municipal government is also a requirement of transfer in many parts of the country.
Practitioner Services
The real estate agent lists and markets property for sale including growing use of the internet as a marketing tool.
Property Marketing Systems
On line multiple listing systems are used in limited areas of Mexico and it is expected that usage and cooperation with other agents will continue to increase.
At present Mexico does not have a national referral system, nor an official referral policy. Some franchises such as Century 21, Realty World and ReMax encourage transnational referrals but success is limited at this point since many Mexican practitioners are not yet accustomed to representing different parties and sharing commissions.
Relationship of Buyer/Seller to Practitioner
The basics of the fiduciary relationship are outlined in Article 267 of the Mexican Commerce Code. Most agents represent both parties and buyer and seller separate agency is not common in Mexico. Foreign agents who wishes to represent his/her buyer should obtain a written agreement with the listing agent outlining the duties and responsibilities of each agent and then determine the method and amount of commission payment at the beginning of the negotiations.
Real estate agents in Mexico generally work on a commission basis, not a salary. Commission is generally paid by the seller at the time of buyer's signing final documents at the Notary Public office. It is important for cooperating agents to obtain a written agreement with the Seller's agent prior to closing of the transaction.
Escrow: (Handling of Trust Funds)
Traditionally, the buyer and seller have met at the Notary Public's office to sign the deed and to exchange funds and deliver possession of the property. With increasing sophistication in the marketplace, some agents have established trust accounts and manage third party funds for release upon the performance of conditions. Certain companies in the country have established escrow services as third party neutral agents. Some of them maintain principal escrow accounts in FDIC insured accounts in the United States. Since there is no Mexican government regulation of these companies or accounts, it is important to request references and track record if one is going to use their services.
Certain title insurance companies are now offering the escrow services through their U.S. based escrow accounts when used in conjunction with the issuance of a policy of title insurance. Since agent management of third party funds is a new area in Mexico, it makes sense to check carefully on costs, operating procedures and reputation of those who will be handling the funds in a transnational operation.
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Mass. Ave. on Friday afternoon. This was only the second time I made it to my mailbox (and the library) all week, although I rehearsed Monday evening and played a surprisingly well-attended gig Thursday night.
In any weather, "Gas with a Smile" is one of my favorite Cantabridgian signs.
For some reason, this. . .
. . .makes me sadder than seeing a car in a similar state, and it happens. . .
. . . more often than you might think. So I guess maybe we do need those "no riding on sidewalk" signs during blizzards, after all.
Meanwhile, some stretches of the Somerville bike path were actually in better shape than many of the roads.
I wish I could have taken this shot from a low-flying hot air balloon, because that way I could have included both the snowform and some of the people struggling with it. Accidents of snow removal and melt made parts of this Highland avenue sidewalk into shapes like a half-assembled jigsaw puzzle, or an illustration of continental drift. Neither of the adjoining shops took responsibility for this snow-jut, so people had to stumble around it.
What intrigues me here is how this particular bush has snow on its top, but not on the sides.
Elsewhere I see some shrubs and trees that are apparently too scrawny to hold the weight, and slough the snow off all over. But I only see one that looks like this.


Regulations and certifications play a huge role in the design of a hospital. And for Jörgen Pell and his team at White Arkitekter, one of the key considerations when working on the New Karolinska Solna hospital was hygiene logistics. Together with ASSA ABLOY Pell developed the ASSA Hygienic Handle to prevent the unnecessary spread of bacteria between different parts of the hospital. The ASSA Hygienic Handle makes it easy to open the door without using your hands. Instead, you can open doors with the underside of your arm, so the bacteria on your hands never comes into contact with the handle.
Each area of the hospital has its own standards and regulations to comply with. Public areas, where automated doors control the flow of people, demand a greater number of security and fire precautions. Further into the hospital safety and security procedures change to take account of the level of access and specialized treatment areas. Working with ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems, Jörgen Pell and his team were able to ensure all their automated doors met the required standards for each section.


Sep. 21 – Fish and Seafood exports from Russia to China grows in recent years, especially, Chinese border city prospers with crab trade with Russia. Due to current development of fish seafood business, An analyst wrote in a recent article says that fish and seafood exporters to China such as Canada, Russia, Australia, and New Zealand could benefit. Currently, China grows seafood trade with Russia.
There has been shifting in consumption toward higher protein healthy seafood products in China. Seafood is considerate as any form of sea life regarded as food by humans. Seafood prominently includes fish and shellfish (molluscs, crustaceans, and echinoderms). As fish and seafood are perceived by the Chinese consumers to be a richer and healthier source of protein which are better than pork, beef, poultry meat or red meat in this regards. According to FAO, China's seafood consumption of abalone, lobster, oysters and mussels increase 20% each year, making China one of the leading markets of expensive molluscs. The statistic forecasts the retail sales volume for fish and seafood in China is estimated to reach 47 million metric tons by 2020.
With a booming demand for high-quality seafood in the China market, the inland city in northeast China's Jilin Province has become a burgeoning seafood centre in northeast Asia. Hunchun is a county-level city in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, far eastern Jilin province, Northeast China. It borders North Korea (North Hamgyong province) and Russia ( Primorsky Krai); Chinese border city prospers with crab trade with Russia. Despite the fact not a seaside port, the city of Hunchun that sits on China's borders with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) and Russia has benefitted from crab trade with Russia. The city imported 3,000 tonnes of king crabs, worth of 549 million yuan (80 million U.S. dollars), up 464 percent year on year, in the first seven months. "Russian king crabs have become a new highlight of Hunchun's border trade," said Quan Guinan, head of the Foreign Trade Department of Hunchun's Bureau of Commerce. There is a big market demand for quality seafood in China; there are 78 seafood processing companies, 116 seafood trade companies and 400 wholesalers in Hunchun's International Seafood Industrial Park, processing and selling all kinds of seafood, including fish and shrimp. In 2017, Hunchun imported 450,000 tonnes of seafood worth 9 billion yuan.


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Sharks attack in South Yorkshire
March 1, 2016 February 29, 2016 EBFBlogger Britain First, Expolitation, Propaganda, Radicalisation, vigilante	assault, Britain first, Dale Jones, Damien Hunt, Murder, Mushin Ahmed, Propaganda, racially motivated, Rotherham, Shark
Once again we hear of an horrific attack in Rotherham. This one took place during the early hours of the morning. A lone Asian man was attacked by two white males, one of whom hacked off part of the victim's hand with a meat cleaver.
There's no way to be sure that this was a racially motivated attack (although the police are treating it as one).
"Det Insp Richard Partridge said detectives were treating the incident as a "racially aggravated" assault"
We learn this on the very day that the second defendant in the Mushin Ahmed trial, Damien Hunt was convicted of the racially aggravated killing of 81 year old Mushin Ahmed in the town. Dale Jones was convicted of murder last week whilst his friend, Hunt was today found guilty of manslaughter. They were given custodial sentences of 30 and 14 years respectively.
The Biffers protracted campaign of hatred seems to have paid off for them. They've set this community ablaze with their lies and misinformation and now they can just stand back and watch the fireworks. Well they could – but they won't.
What we can be certain of is the fact that the Biffers, like a shoal of sharks detecting the blood of their victims in the water are launching themselves into their own version of a feeding frenzy. And the shark analogy is a good one.
Ruthless and uncaring, devoid of conscience and attracted to the weakest it's hard to separate the two examples of merciless hunters. Like sharks, Biffers capitalise upon vulnerability. Like sharks, Biffers hang around on the periphery, strike intermittently and quickly recede into the background.
Unlike Britain First, sharks aren't supposed to know any better. They're doing what their species has evolved for and in that respect effective killing demonstrates that they are in fact, good at being sharks. The Biffers on the other hand have no such excuse. Humans aren't limited to a simple kill and eat methodology. We have much more to occupy our time and our interests.
We can enoble ourselves with art or music. We can philosophise and develop ideas. We can work for the good of our species and indeed for the planet. We can do so many worthwhile things that sharks cannot even begin to dream of. Skill at being human means so much more than skill at being a shark
And what do Britain First do with all their human potential?
They attack, they incite, they intimidate and they defame the innocent.
On second thoughts – it's not a fair comparison.
Sharks are far more respectable than the Biffers!
Blood on their hands? We think so.
February 22, 2016 February 22, 2016 EBFBlogger Britain First, British values, EBF, Expolitation, Exposing Britain First, Far right myths, Islam, Jayda Fransen, Legal, Mosque, Muslim, Paul Golding, Propaganda, Racism, Radicalisation, vigilante	Bradford, Britain first, incitement, Jalal Uddin, Murder, Mushin Ahmed, Muslim, Police, Rochdale, Rotherham
Wherever the Biffers go they cause trouble. They stir up the local population and inflame tensions in British towns. We've seen it in Luton.
We've seen it in Dewsbury.
We've seen it in Hexthorpe (where they were eventually seen off by a bunch of primary school children).
And we've seen it in Dover.
We've also seen them fail spectacularly to get any traction at all in places like Canterbury and Preston. Some areas are so averse to the Fash that Folding Golding and his cowardly mates can only bring themselves to go there in the middle of the night, quietly posting their leaflets through the letter boxes of houses full of sleeping locals. They go where they want – as long as everybody's asleep.
But however cowardly they might be themselves the Biffers are having an impact. They incite violence and it's not surprising when that incitement spills over into actual harm. That's an important part of the Biffer business model as we explained in an earlier post.
The Biffers campaign in Rotherham resulted in an old man, 81 year old Mushin Ahmed (pictured above), being beaten to death by young Biffers a few months ago. We blogged about the link between BF's nefarious activities and the actions of their gullible followers at the time.
And now we hear of another murder.
Jalal Uddin (pictured left), a middle aged Muslim man and reader in the local Mosque was recently found unconscious and dying in Rochdale. He had sustained a head injury. A 31 year old man (a man who is 25 years Jalal's junior) has been arrested in connection with the crime.
Police are not revealing whether or not this was a racially motivated attack. They are stepping up their presence in the town and they are taking special care to protect local Mosques and to reassure local Muslims.
But what has any of this to do with Britain First?
Just as the murder of Mushin Ahmed in Rotherham followed the town's targeting by Biffers, so the murder of Jalal Uddin was preceded by Britain First turning its slanderous spotlight on to Rochdale's Muslims. Mr. Ahmed had been falsely accused of grooming children by his murderers (who seemed very familiar with Britain First's overly-simplistic rhetoric on the topic).
Whether or not the murder of Jalal Uddin involved a Biffer there is no doubt that the risk of backlash along racial and religious grounds is very real indeed. And that risk is undoubtedly fuelled by the activities of Fransen and Golding's Cockwomblery.
Decent people throughout the UK will be appalled at these two brutal killings and the vicious, opportunist scum who incited them. Not so Britain First. Quite apart from their Facebook reach (currently standing at 1.3 million) spreading racist and religiously motivated hatred across the internet, they also make a point of maintaining a physical presence in towns where they think they can stir up trouble.
The Biffers have been predictably quiet about both of these awful killings though, preferring to move on to pastures new and repeat their incitement in more unsuspecting British towns. As I write this blog they have just released a video of their divisive antics in Bradford.
It's almost a repeat performance of the way they slandered and alienated Muslims in Rotherham and Rochdale. We can't help but wonder if Dutchy and Grasser are secretly hoping for yet another high profile killing there too. It's all good for the Britain First bank account and if some stupid Cockwomble goes to prison for it that's nothing to do with them. Except it is! It has everything to do with them and everyone knows it!
So we at EBF say "Enough is enough!"
We really don't care how valuable Golding's loose lips are to the UK's internal security services. Innocent people are being beaten to death because of this divisive group of fascist wannabes and it simply has to stop.
We call on the British police and the courts to make the obvious link between rhetoric and violence. We call upon our law enforcement agencies to stand up in the face of unlawful discrimination and hate speech and prosecute as the law intended. We call upon our anti-terror services to prosecute these extremists who target, alienate and dehumanise innocent minorities in the name of some sick, perverted version of Christianity and Patriotism.
Political uniforms are one thing – incitement to murder is quite another.
Prosecute and proscribe Britain First now – before the violence and division they promote gets any worse!
Biffers disapprove of radicalisation (apparently)
January 13, 2016 January 10, 2016 EBFBlogger Britain First, EBF, Holy war, ISIS, Islam, Muslim, Propaganda, Radicalisation	Anjem choudhary, choudhary, hatecrime, Jihadi Sid, Mushin Ahmed, radicalisation, Rotherham
We wonder how they feel about this sort of radicalisation then?
Two cheeks of the same arse!


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Bródy András (Budapest, 1924. június 18. – Budapest, 2010. december 3.) Széchenyi-díjas magyar közgazdász. Bródy János Kossuth-díjas zenész és Bródy Mihály nyelvész apja.

Életpályája
A szülei a Hungária Könyvkiadót vezették.  Gimnazistaként részt vett a munkában, szedőgépszerelést és könyvkötészetet tanult, ő végezte a részletre vásárlók nyilvántartását. A technika iránti érdeklődése már korán megnyilvánult, 11-12 éves korában rádióamatőrként működött. Amikor leérettségizett, a numerus clausus miatt nem iratkozhatott be rendes hallgatóként az egyetemre, így rendkívüli hallgatóként tanult matematikát. A második világháború alatt munkatáborba hívták be, ahonnan Szegedre szökött, ahol folytatta az egyetemi tanulmányait. Édesapja hívására visszament Budapestre, és a könyvosztály vezetőjeként bekapcsolódott a kiadó munkájába. A kiadó államosításakor ő lett a részvénytársaság vezérigazgatója. A politikai helyzet romlása miatt elment a Ganz-MÁVAG-ba karusszel esztergályosnak. Közben, 1948-ban beiratkozott a Marx Károly Közgazdaságtudományi Egyetemre. 1952-ben, az egyetem elvégzése után a Kohó- és Gépipari Tervezőirodában közgazdászként, majd a Csepel Művek Csőgyárában vezető statisztikusként dolgozott. 1956-ban került az akkor alakuló Magyar Tudományos Akadémia (MTA) Közgazdaságtudományi Intézetébe, amit nyugdíjazásáig csak azokban az időkben hagyott el, amikor külföldi meghívásainak tett eleget. 1958-64-ig a Budapesti Műszaki Egyetemen tanított. 1960-ban egyetemi doktori fokozatot szerzett, majd 1961-ben kandidált. 1964-ben Ford ösztöndíjjal meghívták a Harvard Egyetemre, ahol egy évet töltött. 1969-ben védte meg akadémiai doktori disszertációját. 1970-ben meghívták a Lusakai Egyetemre (Zambia) tanszékvezetőnek, itt tanított 1972-ig, majd 1974-ben visszahívták a Business & Economics tagozat vezetésére. 1977-ig töltötte be ezt az állást. 1982-ben Indiában (Delhi University), 1989-ben Franciaországban (Nizza), 1991-ben Ausztráliában (La Trobe), 1997-ben Japánban (Hitocubasi) tanított. A Budapesti Közgazdaságtudományi Egyetem különböző tanszékei is meghívták oktatónak. 1989-ben megválasztották az MTA közgazdasági bizottsága elnökévé, majd 1993-ban a megbízatását egy újabb ciklusra meghosszabbították. 1987-ben részt vett a Nemzetközi Input-Output Társaság szervezésében, és 1989-ben megalapította a társaság folyóiratát Economic Systems Research címmel. A folyóiratnak 1994-ig főszerkesztője, majd szerkesztőbizottsági tagja. Részt vett a New Palgrave közgazdasági lexikon szerkesztésében. Tudományos munkássága mellett az 1980-as évek közepétől intenzív publikációs tevékenységet is folytatott. 2010 decemberében bekövetkezett haláláig dolgozott.

Munkássága
Könyvkiadó korában jelentős munkát végzett a könyv- és folyóirat-kiadásban. Közgazdász-kutatóként a fő kutatási területe a gazdaság matematikai modellezése, a gazdaság egyensúlya és ciklusainak elmélete. A kilencvenes években új területtel kezdett foglalkozni, a fizika, közelebbről a termodinamika mérési módszereit alkalmazta a közgazdaságban, ezzel új méréselméletet vezetett be. Ebben az időben a hamiltoni-neumanni modellekről írt tudományos értekezéseket.

Publikációs tevékenysége során a napi aktualitásokat helyezte új megvilágításba.

Családja

Nagyapjai Bródy Sámuel és Maróti Rintel Géza. Édesapja dr. Bródy László, édesanyja Maróti Dóra. Két fia van: Bródy János Kossuth-díjas zenész és Bródy Mihály nyelvész.

Díjai, elismerései
Széchenyi-díj (1997) – A gazdasági növekedés és a cikluselmélet hazai művelése terén elért eredményeiért.
Budapesti Közgazdaságtudományi Egyetem díszdoktora (1999)
Krekó Béla-díj (2005)
Jánossy Ferenc Szakkollégium tiszteletbeli szenior tagjává választotta (2008) - különösen a matematikai közgazdaságtan területén kifejtett tudományos munkájáért, valamint a szakkollégisták számára tartott házi szemináriumai keretében a Szakkollégium névadójához, Jánossy Ferenchez fűződő erős baráti viszonyából adódó személyes élményeinek, ismereteinek, elméleteinek és tudományos nézőpontjainak megosztásáért.

Főbb publikációi

Tudományos munkái
Számviteli alapismeretek 2. Statisztika; Művelődésügyi Minisztérium, Bp., 1961
Az ágazati kapcsolatok modellje : a felhasznált absztrakciók, azok korlátai és a számítások pontossága. Bp. : Akadémiai K. 1964. 218 p.
A vállalati döntések előkészítésének matematikai modelljei; szerk. Bródy András; Közgazdasági és Jogi, Bp., 1967
Érték és újratermelés: kísérlet a marxi értékelmélet és újratermelési elmélet matematikai modelljének megfogalmazására. Bp. : KJK, 1969. 357 p.
The rate of economic growth in Hungary, 1924-1965. Is the business cycle obsolete? (ed. M. Bronfenbrenner.) New York : Wiley, 1969. 312-327. p.
Contributions to input-output analysis (ed. A. Bródy – A.P. Carter). Amszterdam : North Holland Publishing Co. 345 p. (Reprinted: 1972, 1978).
Applications of input-output analysis (ed. A. Bródy-A.P. Carter). Amsterdam : North Holland Publishing Co. 385 p. (Reprinted: 1972, 1978).
Proportion, prices and planning. A mathematical restatement of the labor theory of value (Érték és újratermelés); Bp., Amsterdam : Akadémiai K., North-Holland Publishing Co. 1970. 194 p.
Ciklus és szabályozás : kísérlet a klasszikus piac- és cikluselmélet matematikai modelljének megfogalmazására. Bp. : KJK, 1980. 271 p.
Lassuló idő : a gazdasági bajok magyarázatához. Bp. : KJK, 1983. 166 p. Utánnyomás: 1984.
Slowdown : global economic maladies. Beverly Hills, Calif. : Sage, 1985. 160 p.
Prices and quantities. The new Palgrawe. London: Macmillan, 1987. 957-960. p.
Economics and thermodynamics. John von Neumann and modern economics (ed. Dore-Chakravarty-Goodwin). Oxford. : Clarendon Press, 1989. 141-148. p.
Observations concerning the growth cycle. Nonlinear and multisectoral macrodynamics (ed. Vellupillai) London : Macmillan, 1990. 90-95. p.
 Near equilibrium. A research report on cyclic growth. Bp. : Aula, 2004. 144 p.
 A Near equilibrium kínai kiadása. Peking : 2009. 147 p.
 Zwolnienie wzrostu. O globalnych schorzeniach gospodarczych (Lassuló idő); lengyelre ford. Andrzej A. Szeworski; PWN, Warszawa, 1991

Publicisztikai gyűjteményei
Kompország ezredfordulója. Bp. : Pesti Szalon Könyvkiadó; Szombathely : Savaria University Press, 1994. 169 p.
Falraborsó. Válogatott mérgelődések; Savaria University Press, Szombathely, 1997 (Átiratok)

Jegyzetek

Források
Bródy András honlapja
Az MTA Közgazdaságtudományi Intézet honlapja
Beszélgetés Bródy Andrással / az interjút kész. Kovács János Mátyás In: "Miért  hagytuk, hogy így legyen?", Bp. : KJK, MTA KTI, 1994. p. 271–348.
Bekker Zsuzsa: Bródy András 75 éves. In: Közgazdasági Szemle, 46. évf., 1999. 10. sz.
Jövőnk biztosan múltunk elemeiből alakul : beszélgetés Bródy Andrással / Az interjút készítette Bekker Zsuzsa. In: Közgazdasági Szemle, 46. évf, 1999. 10. sz. 1999. 930–935. p.
 Kis Ervin Egon: A bűvös szám a 200 - Beszélgetés Bródy Andrással. In: Internet Kalauz 1999. január
 "Miért hagytuk, hogy így legyen?". Tanulmányok Bródy Andrásnak; szerk. Madarász Aladár, Szabó Judit; Közgazdasági és Jogi, Bp., 1994

1924-ben született személyek
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An "exciting" partnership between three east London colleges has been announced ahead of further funding cuts by the government to adult education.
Redbridge, Newham and Tower Hamlets Further Education Colleges are to work as a federation to collaborate on key projects and services.
The news comes after the Association of Colleges (AoC), an organisation which represents 336 colleges across the country, said adult education "will not exist by 2020" if the government continues with cuts.
Redbridge College, in Chadwell Heath Lane, Goodmayes, faces around £8 million alone in funding cuts in September, when the new academic year starts.
AoC has been told more than 190,000 adult learning places could be lost next year alone.
Health, public services and care and information and communication technology (ICT) could be among the hardest hit courses.
"This is a national issue," said Ms Drowley. "But we only heard last week.
Ms Drowley revealed the three colleges would have collective resource pool of around £82 million.
The Federation of East London Colleges (FELC) will become the second largest college in the country when it forms at the end of April, Ms Drowley said.
Fears students could struggle to travel between the three colleges have been allayed by the impending Crossrail service, set to be built by 2018.
Ms Drowley, who has been at Redbridge College for 11 years, added she was "not surprised" how quickly the partnership came about.


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State to Ban Mercury Thermometers?
Michigan could become the next Great Lakes state to ban the sale of mercury thermometers. Environmentalists are praising the legislation, but say more needs to be done to curb the threat of mercury pollution. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Erin Toner reports:
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Michigan could become the next Great Lakes state to ban the sale of
mercury thermometers. Environmentalists are praising the legislation,
but say more needs to be done to curb the threat of mercury pollution.
The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Erin Toner reports:
A bill on its way to Governor John Engler would make Michigan the third
Great Lakes state to ban the sale of Mercury thermometers. Indiana and
Minnesota also have bans in place. Jeff Gearhart is with the Ecology
Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He says in 2000, mercury from
thermometers made up 10-percent of mercury in the state's solid waste
system. But Gearhart says there are many more sources of mercury
pollution that still need to be addressed, such as appliances and
automobiles.
"It is our hope that this would be the first step toward the state
aggressively going after phasing out mercury use in all products and
addressing how to manage and recover mercury that is already out there
in commerce."
Earlier this month, the U.S. Senate passed a bill that would
effectively ban the sale of mercury thermometers nationwide. The
measure now awaits action in the House Committee on Energy and
Commerce.
For the Great Lakes Radio Consortium, I'm Erin Toner.
Author Erin TonerPosted on September 23, 2002 Categories News SpotsTags ann arbor, governor john engler, great lakes region, great lakes states, harmful chemicals, indiana, mercury, mercury pollution, mercury thermometer ban, michigan, michigan legislation, minnesota, pollution, solid waste
Drilling Ban for Great Lakes
Congress has passed a measure banning drilling for oil or natural gas in the Great Lakes. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Lester Graham has the details:
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Congress has passed a measure banning drilling for oil or natural gas in the Great Lakes. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Lester Graham reports.
The legislation includes a two-year moratorium on new oil and gas drilling in or under the Great Lakes. US Senators Debbie Stabenow, a Democrat from Michigan and Peter Fitzgerald, a Republican from Illinois came up with the plan. They say the measure was needed in order to protect the waters of the Great Lakes from environmental damage. In Michigan, Governor John Engler denounced the measure. Engler is a long-standing supporter of drilling under the lakes for new energy sources. Susan Shafer is the governor's press secretary.
"We're concerned about the federal government coming in and telling us that Michigan and other Great Lakes states: 'This is what you will do; you don't have a choice on this.' And, in the past there have been no federal statutes that have governed control over oil or natural gas in the bottomlands of the Great Lakes. And, so, that's always been governed by state statute."
Michigan was preparing to issue new drilling permits. Because of term limits, Engler leaves office at the end of next year. The candidates running for governor in Michigan all oppose new drilling permits. For the Great Lakes Radio Consortium, this is Lester Graham.
Author Lester GrahamPosted on November 5, 2001 Categories News SpotsTags alternative energy, ban, bans, congress, debbie stabenow, drilling, energy sources, environmental concerns, environmental damage, gas, gldrilling, governor john engler, great lakes, illinois, john, legislation, michigan, moratorium, natural gas, oil, oil drilling, politics, water protection


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