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BestPodcastintheMetaverse.com Canary Cry Radio #166 11.24.2023 How to Mint Freedom with Patrick Holland | CCR 166 Declaring Jesus as Lord amidst the Fifth Generation War! The Show Operates on the Value 4 Value Model: http://CanaryCry.Support Join the Supply Drop: https://CanaryCrySupplyDrop.com Submit Articles: https://CanaryCry.Report Submit Art: https://CanaryCry.Art Join the T-Shirt Council: https://CanaryCryTShirtCouncil.com Resource: Index of MSM Ownership (Harvard.edu) Resource: Aliens Demons Doc (feat. Dr. Heiser, Unseen Realm) Tree of Links: https://CanaryCry.Party   If you're someone who pays attention to world events, especially politics, you may feel dread and hopelessness upon absorbing the myriad of ways in which our federal leaders choose to serve themselves and the interest of lobbyists rather than the will of the people. Change is often promised, but never fulfilled. Or if there is change, it's usually for worse. But all hope is not lost! The only caveat is that you won't find it in DC! Rather, it begins with you and your local representation.    There are many people who don't get too excited about getting “political” since the mere idea of entering into a conversation with a politician directly about an issue seems too personal and perhaps even life threatening. Yet, to practice our constitutional rights would mean to make our voices heard loud and clear to those who are elected to represent us. But how? And who has the time?    In this episode, Basil speaks with Patrick Holland from the Missouri Freedom Initiative, a “clarion call for individual states to reclaim their rights for their residents using powerful tools such as (but not exclusively limited to) the 10th Amendment and anti-commandeering doctrine”. In early 2023, bill SB100, a constitutionally grounding economic pursuit to make gold and silver coinage as legal tender, nearly crossed the finish line and become law in Missouri. But twisted democrats got in the way and spoiled the bill by invoking disturbing levels of loyalty to government decreed paper notices of fiat debt, Nazi's, Confederates, MAGA and even a “Zombie Apocalypse” as part of their reasoning to kill the bill. The battle was lost, but the war wages on.    As we enter an election year, there are many ways in which you might be able to impact your local community. Even spending a few minutes to write an email to your local rep with some basic copy-and-paste info can add up over time and volume. In that sense, our local governments are like an archaic form of social media. Whatever “we the people” make trend on the desks of our representatives will get the most attention from them. This isn't just in theory, groups like the Missouri Freedom Initiative is proof that it works. If enough of us send emails to our representatives on any given issue that include information like links to documents and articles that serve as evidence to support or push back against something, the more ammunition and confidence our reps will be able to move on our behalf.    In America today, many of us have been lulled to sleep and accept whatever terms our governments shove in our faces, whether it be local or federal. The passivity isn't a mere product of our culture, but in fact due to the spiritual weight of evil that has been growing evermore present in this great age of deceit. But it's time to rattle some representatives' cages!    Can Canarians across…well mostly America (do what you can out there wherever you may be International folks)…make a difference in their local communities by not just leaning on the Constitution, but on God who gave us the ability to understand the value of our freedom and sovereignty?    Check out the Missouri Freedom Initiative: https://www.mofree.org/  Full video: Missouri SB1000 Sabotage by Dean Plocher 2023: https://rumble.com/v3c2ywq-missouri-sb100-sabotage-by-dean-plocher-in-the-2023-legislative-session.html   Contact Patrick Holland: Missouri Freedom Initiative (417) 827-3146 patrick@mofree.org https://mofree.org https://odysee.com/@MissouriLibertyAlliance:1 https://twitter.com/MissouriLibert2   =============== http://CanaryCry.Support http://CanaryCry.Art http://CanaryCrySupplyDrop.com http://CanaryCryTshirtCouncil.com  

Peninsula Clean EnergyPeninsula Clean Energy is a community choice aggregation (CCA) founded in 2016 that serves about 310,000 customers in San Mateo County and the City of Los Banos. Peninsula Clean Energy has focused on increasing renewables since beginning service, setting higher targets for renewable energy procurement than those mandated by California under the Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS). By 2025, Peninsula Clean Energy  is aiming to achieve 99 percent renewable electricity on an hourly basis.Back up… What are community choice aggregators?Originally created to offer small residential electricity consumers a competitive alternative to large utilities during restructuring, CCAs' presence on California's grid has grown dramatically over the past decade and they now serve over 11 million Californians. Consumers served by CCAs continue to receive distribution and transmission services from the resident private utility - like PG&E - while the CCA chooses and purchases the electricity itself. Climate Break has covered CCAs before. For more on how these local entities are trying to decarbonize their energy supplies, see our story on Central Coast Community Energy.How is this different from what California's requiring anyway?Under SB100, 50 percent of the electricity procured by load serving entities (LSEs) like Peninsula Clean Energy is supposed to be from resources that are eligible under California's Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS). That means at least half of LSEs' electricity must be met by renewable resources like wind and solar, and less than half from resources like natural gas and large hydroelectric power. By 2045, SB100 requires that LSEs achieve all 100 percent carbon-free electricity sales. These targets are based on annual rather than real-time accounting.  For example, LSEs like Peninsula Clean Energy can achieve RPS benchmarks by meeting all of their customers' electricity demand with solar for half of the day, but relying on non-renewable resources like natural gas to meet high demand during evening hours. Similarly, many electricity providers in California are now offering 100 percent renewable energy plans. Customers can choose to opt into these plans, typically in exchange for a higher rate. These energy plans are 100 percent renewable on an annual basis, but may not be 100 percent renewable on a monthly, daily, or hourly basis. During high demand periods with low renewable supply, like hot summer evenings, most 100 percent renewable energy plans are still benefiting from non-renewable energy, but they make up for it by contributing extra renewable energy to the grid during other times. Peninsula Clean Energy's goal—getting to all renewable energy on hourly basis—is much harder than getting to 100 percent renewable energy on an annual basis because their renewable supply will need to line up in real time with customers' demand.Advantages of Hourly MatchingBy itself, annual matching requirements probably won't be enough to decarbonize the grid. Hourly matching sends a stronger signal to invest in resources like long duration energy storage and geothermal, which can be available during hours when solar isn't. By reducing demand for carbon-polluting resources like natural gas for all hours of the day, hourly matching can also help to reduce emissions by more than annual matching would.Okay, but what are the drawbacks?Switching from annual to hourly matching increases procurement costs. By how much depends on context, like the kinds of generating resources already available and when during the day ratepayers demand electricity. In their modeling, Peninsula Clean Energy found that costs increased exponentially as they approached 100 percent renewable procurement on an hourly level. While they believe they can meet all of their demand with renewables 99 percent of the time, meeting demand during that last one percent of the time became cost prohibitive. Hourly matching may require more information than is currently accessible. Currently, LSEs use renewable energy credits (RECs) to show their compliance with California's RPS standards. RECs may either be bundled -- sold still attached to the wholesale electricity itself -- or unbundled. Unbundled RECs are purchased separately from the renewable electricity they came from, and the amount of unbundled RECs that LSEs are allowed to use to meet RPS requirements is declining over time. According to the EPA, most RECs aren't tracked with enough detail to work in an hourly-matching system. In the long term, decarbonizing the grid will require hourly matching, but achieving it may still be infeasible for many individual electricity providers while keeping rates reasonable and reliability high.Peninsula Clean Energy's plan for getting to 24/7 renewablePeninsula Clean Energy created an open source modeling tool they're calling MATCH, which they've used to develop their strategy for hourly matching. MATCH chooses resources to minimize costs while maximizing renewable supply on an hourly basis. Peninsula Clean Energy is hopeful that by using this tool they'll be able to match renewable supply to demand the vast majority of the time and reduce emissions grid wide while keeping ratepayers' costs about the same. The MATCH model is publicly available and can be used by other entities interested in hourly matching.Peninsula Clean Energy's CEO Jan Pepper told Climate Break that they're procuring a variety of resources in order to meet their 2025 goal; with a big focus on battery storage options, wind, and geothermal. To ensure reliability, the CCA plans to procure more electricity capacity than they need, then sell excess generation back into California's wholesale electricity markets. Pepper also said that Peninsula Clean Energy was looking forward to technologies that aren't available yet but will be eventually, like offshore wind.About the guestJan Pepper serves as Peninsula Clean Energy's CEO. Pepper came to Peninsula Clean Energy after a long career in clean energy startups. Previously, she served in local Bay Area government, including as Los Altos's mayor.Further ReadingLearn more about PCE's strategyPCE's MATCH model on GithubFactsheet: CA's RPS StandardEPA: Hourly matchingClimate Break: Community Choice Aggregation

Happy Saturday! Tom Martz fills in for Kyle Wyatt this morning. Here's what he covers: Patrick Holland with the Missouri Freedom Initiative joins Tom. The Missouri Freedom Initiative is a grassroots organization that supports Constitutional legislation in the state of Missouri. Today we're talking gold and silver. SB100 would create and modifies provisions relating to gold and silver. What happens when a bill goes to a committee? Are there any fees or taxes that are specifically applied to the use of gold on a federal level? You can follow Patrick on Twitter: @MissouriLibert2 You can also check out his website: www.mofree.org

This week on Sustainability Now!, your host, Justin Mog, speaks some truth to POWER with three guests from PPL Shareholders for Energy Democracy. Wallace McMullen, Deborah Novgarodoff, and Kimberly Brown are all part of a group of concerned citizens and shareholders believes: - LG&E/KU should financially support the community, especially those struggling financially.  - LG&E should fund community development in Louisville’s West end, and - LG&E should provide vigorous residential efficiency programs which target low-income and minority residents. - LG&E/KU should not ask for punishing rate increases on residential and small business customers.  - LG&E should stop asking for mandatory connection fees that are ridiculously high. $1.30 per day (for gas and electricity) is about 4 times too high.*  This charge should only cover the cost of sending the monthly bills. Similar argument for KU wanting $18.50/month for just the mandatory electric connection.   *[They got $1.10 per day in the rate case settlement] - LG&E/KU should stop trying for really high profits that exploit its customers,  i.e., an unusually high guaranteed ‘rate of return’ on it’s operations. (10.0%).  The company should financially support the customers’ communities, and price its services accordingly. - LG&E should stop trying to charge us for ‘smart meters’, both gas and electric.  We customers don’t need and don’t want that $400 million charge for new meters, especially given that the existing meters are expected to work well for another 10 years. - LG&E/KU should accept Net Metering as it currently operates in Kentucky, and stop trying to devalue it. - LG&E/KU should stop spending big dollars lobbying for policies that hurt its customers, e.g., the SB100 attack on net metering. - LG&E should end its Bernheim/Jim Beam pipeline proposal in Bullitt County. Instead, Jim Beam should electrify and operate with large solar installations.  At the least, pipeline should be rerouted to a mutually agree route that lets landowners keep their generational farms, allows the proposed large-scale solar installation, keeps the environmental covenant on the Bernheim Forest land, and does not go through the Bernheim Forest. - LG&E should stop dominating GLI to it’s own benefit. - LG&E’s Solar$hare is a rip-off Together they will be raising some pointed questions at the holding company, PPL’s annual shareholder meeting on Tuesday, May 18th! As always, our feature is followed by your community action calendar for the week, so get your calendars out and get ready to take action for sustainability NOW! Sustainability Now! airs on Forward Radio, 106.5fm, WFMP-LP Louisville, every Monday at 6pm and repeats Tuesdays at 12am and 10am. Find us at http://forwardradio.org The music in this podcast is courtesy of the local band Appalatin and is used by permission. Explore their delightful music at http://appalatin.com

The world will add 142 GW of new solar this year - Covid-19 is knocking 20 GW off the anticipated amount of solar that will get installed this year.  ​MA Solar MarketFloating solar at fort Bragg NC, the US Army's largest base. ​ RTO insider 'past 10 years in CA, average 1 GW/yr solar and 330 MW wind' to reach SB100 2045 goals - 'modelers estimate annual build rate of 2.7 GW of solar, 2.2 GW of storage and 1 GW of wind each year over the next 25 years'” Behind the meter solar near 10 GW in California, seen clearly in this charthttps://twitter.com/markchediak/statu...​Energy storage popping in Q2 even with Covid slowing, behind the meter residential energy storage grew even as solar slowed in the quarter.  https://www.greentechmedia.com/articl...​ Building Electrification Helps Illinois Reach Climate Goalshttps://www.elevateenergy.org/wp/wp-c...​ Bird deaths reduced by 70% by painting one wind turbine blade black - news from Norwayhttps://arstechnica.com/science/2020/...​ Since we're big Elon Musk fans - ‘a can that flies'https://twitter.com/SolarInMASS/statu...​-----The Clean Power Hour is brought to you by Continental Energy Solutions with host Tim Montague, NABCEP PV Technical Sales. Continental is the largest commercial & industrial solar installer (solar EPC) in Illinois with over 100 projects and 60 MW of rooftop, ground mount and utility scale solar installations in the Midwest.

Comin' at you this week with all the usual suspects: voter suppression, student debt, threats to healthcare access, and continued attacks on trans Montanans. As we speed toward the end of the session, more and more bills are making their way to the Governor's desk. Be sure to follow us on Instagram for all the most up-to-date calls to action! Coming up: Tuesday, April 6 -- Join us and some of our partners for a virtual Public Lands Rally from 12-1pm. We'll hear short speeches from Conrad Anker (climber, mountaineer, & author), Francine Spang-Willis (board member, Absaroka Beartooth Wilderness Foundation), Rachel Schmidt (former director, Office of MT Outdoor Recreation), and Andrew Posewitz (sportsman & hunting ethics advocate). And we'll remind our legislators to protect the lands we love. If you identify as LGBTQ2S+, consider submitting art, writing, or a letter of support to our upcoming zine by April 9th. If you need to be with other trans folks right now or if you are a parent of a trans, nonbinary, or Two Spirit child and want to talk with people who understand, email paxton@mhrn.org for information about support groups facilitated by the Montana Gender Alliance. If there is other support you need and can't find, or if you have dreams for what community support could look like moving forward, contact Izzy at izzy@forwardmontana.org. Take action on the bills mentioned in this episode! NO to HB176 and SB169 NO to HB689 NO to SB100 and HB676 NO to HB481 NO to SB379

Barb, as a lawyer, I am aware that selling real estate is a form of practicing law. Home sellers do not sell homes frequently, what are some Legal Mistakes to Avoid when selling a home?I Believe only Lawyers want to be dragged into lawsuits. For most people they are very expensive and, in most cases very frustrating.There are subtle details to handle that can turn into major problems if not handled correctly.In the segment we will be walking through some of the Legal Mistakes to avoid before Listing Your Colorado Springs Area home for sale.I’m Barb Schlinker with Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty Colorado and I have helped thousands of people buy and sell homes.In the state of Colorado, all licensed real estate brokers (same as agents are licensed to “Practice Law” by filling out the state forms our state provides to help people buy and sell homes without using a lawyer for every transaction.It saves consumers a bit of money but there are some risks.You can call our office any time at 719 301 3900 if want to order a FREE report about the Legal Mistakes to Avoid or if you have questions.Here are some Legal Mistakes Home Sellers Should Be concerned about when selling their Colorado Springs Area Homes:1.Misrepresentation of the propertya.State Law Requires the agent and seller disclose ALL Adverse Facts – any broken things.i. Our State Disclosure asks if these items had EVER had problems:1. Structure2.Water issues3.Fire, flood, hail4.Settling5.Window 6.Stucco 2.Full Disclosure of Home Owners Associationa.In 2005, Colorado implemented a law SB100 that obligates sellers to disclose very comprehensive information about the HOAs, including: Financials and many details that are often not available through the title search or not available online. If the information is NOT disclosed, the State can impose very hefty fines and the buyer could sue them.b.My team and I with our sellers to get the information needed so they are compliant with that law.3.Wire Frauda.What is itb.How They Do itc.Tell Pueblo West Story about 225000 Wire Fraudd.What Can Home Buyers and Sellers DoYou are listening to the Real Estate Voice with myself Barb Schlinker of Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty, if you are interested in selling or buying call Barb at 719 301 3900We are talking Barb about amazing rise in values in Real Estate market - even during the Pandemic, Barb, what are some other Legal Mistakes Home Sellers Should be Watching Out For?5.Agents Filling in the BLUE INK with long confusing paragraphs or boutique forms.a.Any boutique (drafted by the other agent’s attorney) forms I do not recommend that my sellers sign thoseI have to hire an attorney to explain themThey alter the state contract and create confusionb.LONG BLUE INK PARAGRAPHS:My Team is Trained to Watch Out for TheseAgents that Write These May not Understand ThemAgents copy these provisions from othersIf you are thinking of making a move and you would like to get information about what to do and what not to do to get your home ready for sale, we offer a free, no obligation consolation, just give us a call at 719 301 3900 or visit BarbHasTheBuyers.comIf it’s not in writing, it is NOT the agreementWalk Through Story about what is includedIf you are thinking of making a move,give us a call at 719 301 39006.Real Estate MUST BE IN WRITING!You are listening to the Real Estate Voice with Barb Schlinker of Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty, if you are thinking of making a move call Barb at 719 301 3900 or visit BarbHasTheBuyers.com or if you want a free report the...How to Avoid the 3 Legal Mistakes Before You List Your Colorado Springs Area Home for Sale visit: www.BarbHasTheBuyers.com and go to the GREEN Button in the upper right corner that says FREE ReportsWhen we come back, we wi

Meet Marty Schaffer. Legendary Tribe member. Canadian as a denim tuxedo. Part skier. Part biker. Full on adrenaline-junkie. Marty's the man behind the curtain and the voice in your ear. Listen in to find out a bit more about the man, myth and legend who will guide you through Talk Yeti To Me.

After reading about a 'lack of administrative support' for discipline in schools, I invited Krystal Lewis-Pratl to come chat with me about how teachers can use restorative practices to strengthen relationships with students and approach behavior management in their classrooms. Visit my blog at www.reorientedadvocacy.com for links and more, or leave a question of your own. Some relevant info below: https://www.childtrends.org/publications/black-students-disabilities-out-of-school-suspensions Illinois increased suspensions overall from 2012-16 for black students, and those with disabilities https://www.clccrul.org/blog/2018/3/28/more-than-one-year-after-sb100-illinois-educators-and-students-reflect-on-school-discipline-progress Chicago lawyers committee for civil rights, updates and links on SB100, three takeaways, updates one year later https://www.edweek.org/ew/articles/2019/06/14/if-you-wont-do-restorative-justice-right.html A need for more training, support, and staff --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/parentteacherpodcast/message

California has set a bold target of powering its electricity grid with 100% renewables. The Californian Assembly passed the historic SB100 bill in August last year setting the Golden State on an ambitious decarbonising journey.  SB100 has an initial milestone of 60% by 2030 with the objective of carbon free electricity generation by 2045.   We've invited Danny Kennedy from the Californian Clean Energy Fund, CalCEF, to join us on the Spark Club stage and share his view on this ambitions objective for the world's fifth largest economy. 

Many states across the US have taken a proactive approach to address climate change despite federal pushback against clean power. California recently joined the growing list of states and regions that are committing to carbon neutrality and becoming 100% green with the recent passing of SB100. Reaching these goals is an ambitious task on many fronts. Regardless, there is a growing positive sentiment and a sense of urgency to embrace electrification of transportation (EoT) coming from the consumer and electric grid sides.View the Recorded webinar here : https://ww2.frost.com/event/calendar/identifying-key-growth-opportunities-electrification-transportation-eot/?eID=1981For further insights, please join us for future podcasts and become a member of our Leadership Council. To get started email us at: digital@frost.com. Thank you!Related Keywords: Frost & Sullivan, Transportation, Grid, Energy Resources, IoT, Clean Power, Green Energy, Carbon Neutrality, Energy Efficiency, Climate Change See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

@Conwayshow (9/10) Sophia gets straight A's, Officer Roberto Gomez talks chase that ended at the station, SB100 passes, Gofundme couple to be indicted, Les Moonves steps down, Petros calls in, Raider fans dress weird, and Tim throws away Conway shirts at his house.

Assemblymember Ian Calderon's "Straw Law," AB1884, seeks to lessen the number of single-use plastic straws that end up in the ocean and other waterways. The bill, which has passed both Senate and Assembly and is now awaiting concurrence before heading to the governor's desk, would require sit-down restaurants in California to forgo automatically placing a straw in every drink, and instead only provide straws when requested by a customer. Environment California's State Director Dan Jacobson joins the podcast this week to talk about AB1884 and other pending environmental legislation, including SB100, which would mandate that all energy used in California come from renewable resources by 2045.

"The Force of Gravity" holds several meanings in this week's Agents of SHIELD, not just the obvious power wielded by Glenn Talbot a.k.a. Graviton. It also could refer to the triumphant moment for Philinda shippers as their beloved couple finally came together, or a case could be made that the gravity of family is pulling the fractured team back together as well. It certainly acted as a wonderful build-up to the finale! Join us for show news, commentary and analysis for "The Force of Gravity," Faith's CoulSass moments, and our listener feedback segment! This week we talk about that amazing kiss, Daisy's speech about family, Talbot's continuing mental issues, Mack's reconciliation with Yoyo, Deke's increasing usefulness, the narrowing down of the villain quotient, and the crucial decision facing the team with regard to the use of the Centipede serum. Read more... The post SB100 – S5E21 – The Force of Gravity appeared first on Golden Spiral Media- Entertainment Podcasts, Technology Podcasts & More.

Sea Otter came and went leaving a whole mess of new bikes, parts and race results in its wake, and we were there to take it all in. Add in a first ride review of the Yeti SB100 and a quick course preview of the Epic Rides Carson City Off-Road and you've got a packed episode of the MTB Podcast! –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– The MTB Podcast is presented by Worldwide Cyclery, the online retailer for serious mountain bikers. Head over to www.MTBpodcast.com/store/ to get your parts, accessories and MTB Podcast swag.

Shifting disciplinary practices can seem overwhelming. With districts across America continuing to face significant changes to policies and practices (like SB100 in Illinois), schools may feel pressure to adopt or change initiatives quickly. Sustainable change is more likely to occur if interventions and practices are integrated and embedded into a systemic framework of support. PBIS offers a framework that can help in the alignment of initiatives throughout a school. Do your stakeholders know that the critical features of PBIS can help meet the goals of SB100 and similar mandates? Listen to learn more.