What do Canada's National Energy Plan, smart meters, Site C, IPPs, nuclear energy in the tar sands, and BC's high voltage Northwest Transmission Line have in common? The plans for renewable energy high voltage transmission have been spun over the decades, but now large corporate players, controlling strategic committees in Washington and Ottawa, are ready to transform the continent and drain Canada of energy – oil, gas, hydro. The only public involvement is that taxpayers will foot the bill. It's all wrapped up in the "Clean Energy Dialogue" about renewable energy, and nary a word about the sacrifice of wilderness.
The people of BC are not the only ones being lied to about their electricity needs while their rates skyrocket. Canadians are constantly being told that we must make major investments in our electricity systems and take on massive hydro-generating projects, or (it is implied) see the lights go out.
For example, on May 12, 2011, Pierre Guimond, head of the Canadian Electricity Association, told the Toronto Star that Canada needs to invest "$15 billion a year over the next 20 years" in order to "upgrade" the system.
But the Electricity Sector Council, established and funded by the Harper government, recently noted that "Canada produces nearly four per cent of the world's electricity, exporting between $1 billion and $2 billion dollars worth each year." Others, such as the C.D. Howe Institute, give an even higher annual hydro-export figure of $2.6 billion.
There is no real domestic need for the excessive electricity generation and "upgrades" being called for in Canada, but, under the radar, something much bigger is going on. It has to do with "energy convergence." We tend to think of the electricity sector as separate from the oil and gas sector. But increasingly, the same corporate players are involved in both.
What they are planning is literally continent-transforming and would drain Canada of oil, gas, and hydro – all without any public involvement except that taxpayers are expected to foot the bill.
The most obvious of these boondoggles is the smart meter.
Seeing through such blather, the people of the Netherlands raised such an outcry against mandatory smart meters that their government was forced to abandon the policy. The key reason for smart meters is huge profits for the ICT (information and communications technologies) sector – IBM, Cisco, General Electric, Oracle, Itron, etc. In other words, the reason for smart meters is to sell smart meters, and then smart appliances.
Within the appliance manufacturing industry, the "smart appliance" sector is currently in fierce competition with the "energy efficient" appliance makers for sector dominance – much like the competition between Betamax and VHS back in the 1980s. While energy-efficient appliances don't need the smart meter (or a smart grid) to function, smart appliances do.
So making the smart meter mandatory is a crucial step in determining who wins the competing system protocols, and an obvious boost for smart-appliance makers like General Electric, and the whole ICT industry.
BC Hydro has awarded the first smart meter contract to Corix Utilities. One of the two owners of Corix is CAI Capital Management, whose senior advisor is David Emerson, Executive Chair of the BC Transmission Corp, Chair of the BC Premier's Economic Advisory Council, Chair of the Alberta Premier's Council for Economic Strategy, director of Timberwest Forest Corp., former CEO of Canfor, and (as we shall see) current chair of something called EPIC.
The other owner of Corix is the British Columbia Investment Management Corp (BCIMC).
The BCIMC manages $86.6 billion in investment funds for clients such as the Province of BC, public sector pension plans, and trust funds. Three out of seven of the BCIMC's board of directors (including its Chair) are appointed by the BC Minister of Finance. One of those appointees is Joanne McLeod, who is also a director of the BC Transmission Corporation, which was hived off from BC Hydro in 2003 and then reintegrated in 2010.
The NERC oversees the entire electric power system of the US and Canada. It is a private-sector body that regulates and maintains the reliability/ security of the whole electricity system. All Canadian provinces are members of the NERC, along with US states.
Just as energy-efficient appliances don't need a smart-grid to function and save energy, renewables have no need for HVDC transmission lines in order to function locally. The only reason for HVDC is very long distance transmission, with 79-metrehigh pylons marching through rightof- way corridors. But that is rarely explained to the Canadian public, who are instead led to believe that expensive HVDC "upgrades" are necessary to handle renewables.
The NERC's recommendation for a massive transformation of the grid fits in nicely with the plans that Peter Meisen of GENI has been promoting for 25 years.
Peter Meisen likely thinks of himself as an environmentalist, but "off the grid" or "small is beautiful" have never been part of his lexicon. Founded in 1986, GENI advocates globally, especially to investors, for cross-border electricity interconnections. Meisen would like to see the entire planet served by a global grid relying on regional sources of renewable electricity, all interconnected through HVDC power lines, with undersea cables where necessary to connect all the continents.
Meisen's GENI vision has some high-powered corporate players behind it. In 1995, Earth Island Journal reported that "GENI's participants include the World Bank, Westinghouse, Pacific Gas & Electric, Mitsubishi, General Electric, and Siemens." In recent years, General Electric, Siemens and Mitsubishi have been rapidly buying into the $41 billion smart grid transmission and distribution market, as well as the multi-billion smart meters global market.
As most BC readers know, GE has teamed up with Vancouver-based Plutonic Power on the 196 megawatt Toba-Montrose hydroelectric project near Powell River, and both companies are pushing for mega-projects on BC's Central Coast.
The GE/Plutonic Bute Inlet project, currently on hold, calls for 17 river diversions to generate 1,027 megawatts of electricity carried by HVDC lines.
In the meantime, Plutonic merged with Magma Energy Corp earlier this year, and now goes by the name of Alterra Power Corp – though as Rafe Mair would say, it's still GE in drag.
Along with NERC's recommendation, another boost for the GENI vision of a vast super grid was provided by President Obama and Prime Minister Harper, during Obama's February 2009 visit to Ottawa. The two leaders launched the "US-Canada Clean Energy Dialogue," or CED.
The CED Action Plan was released in Washington on September 16, 2009 by Environment Canada and the US Department of Energy.
The $400 million, 287 kilovolt Northwest Transmission Line (NTL) had long been advocated by a coalition including engineering giant SNC Lavalin, the Mining Association of BC, and the Northern Development Initiative Trust – whose founding CEO, Janine North, is a director of BC Hydro. SNC Lavalin chair Gwyn Morgan (former CEO of EnCana) is a top advisor to BC Premier Christy Clark.
There was no one at the Banff conference to question the spending of Canadian taxpayer megabucks on grid "improvements" so that U.S. consumers can have cut-rate power.
The first purpose of the NTL is actually to power mining development in the Dease Lake area, which Harper didn't mention. Those mining companies will pay less than one half the cost of the new supply BC Hydro will need to acquire.
In 2010, Calgary-based AltaGas signed a 60-year sales deal with BC Hydro to feed power into the NTL through its $1 billion run-of-river projects at Volcano Creek, McLymont Creek, and the 195 MW Forrest Kerr project, which will divert the Iskut River.
On the Alaska side, International Water Power (August 18, 2009) reported: "The most studied Alaska-BC (AK-BC) transmission intertie proposal is the Bradfield Intertie, which would connect the existing Tyee Lake hydroelectric plant in Alaska to BC" via the Forest Kerr project.
As a political fixer, Bruce Carson was good at getting things done – that is, before his activities became a major political scandal that erupted earlier this year. Among Carson's many duties in 2009-2010, the former senior advisor to Stephen Harper held responsibility for the US-Canada Clean Energy Dialogue, and organized a variety of conferences on that theme.
Apparently, Canada's provincial/ territorial Environment Ministers offered no resistance to the massive environmental destruction involved in hydroelectric megaprojects. And there was no one at the Banff conference to question the spending of Canadian taxpayer megabucks on grid "improvements" so that US consumers can have cut-rate power.
Meanwhile, the private energy sector was also targeting the US federal budget. In June 2010, a group calling itself the American Energy Innovation Council (AEIC) urged the federal government to more than triple its spending on clean energy research, development and deployment (RD&D) to $16 billion annually. The seven members of the AEIC include GE CEO Jeffrey Immelt and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates.
On January 21, 2011, President Obama appointed GE's Jeffrey Immelt as his top outside economic advisor and chair of an expert panel charged with boosting job creation and competitiveness. The appointment had many scratching their heads: since 2002, GE has eliminated a fifth of its workforce in the US (though it did create many new jobs in China). The additional roles for GE's Immelt followed his 2009 appointment as a member of the President's Economic Recovery Advisory Board.
The president and CEO of GE Canada, M. Elyse Allan, is even more central to decision-making in this country. Ms. Allan is the Chair of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, which last year successfully lobbied to kill the climate change bill (Bill C-311) in the Canadian Senate. She is also a member of Finance Minster Jim Flaherty's Federal Finance Advisory Committee; a member of the Alberta Premier's Council for Economic Strategy; a member of the Ontario Investment & Trade Advisory Council; a director of the Canadian Council of Chief Executives; a director of the C. D. Howe Institute; a director of the Public Policy Forum, and a former member of the National Roundtable on the Environment and the Economy.
Just days after Obama's appointment of Immelt, Harper and Obama met again in Washington to announce a controversial North American "security perimeter." They also received the second report to leaders on the CED, which (according to a Government of Canada news release) "lays out progress achieved in 20 joint projects in such areas as solar energy, advanced biofuels, and carbon capture and storage." Just what those "20 joint projects" fully are, we have not otherwise been told, but they may include natural gas – which GE now sees as central to its energy future.
As the new TV ads for www. canadiannaturalgas.ca say, "When the wind doesn't blow and the sun doesn't shine…" Obviously, shale gas (along with run-of-river) will be used to power the new HVDC transmission lines. But shale gas will also be part of the "energy convergence" that the big players like GE are planning.
The old fraudster Bruce Carson was also involved in a new corporate initiative called the Energy Policy Institute of Canada (EPIC), chaired by David Emerson. In 2010 Carson served as vice-chair of EPIC, which is writing a national energy plan. The members of EPIC (see www.canadasenergy. ca/who-we-are/members/) include not only IPP companies such as GE, Plutonic, Fortis BC, Emera Inc., Atco Power and AltaGas, but also major natural gas producers such as Apache and EnCana; all the major tars sands bitumen producers; forest companies such as Domtar and Canfor; and pipeline companies such as Enbridge and TransCanada Corp.
Although the very words "national energy policy" have long elicited rage, fear, and loathing in Canada's oil patch, EPIC's national energy plan is being designed by the corporations for the corporations. And it will be presented to PM Stephen Harper (son of an oilpatch executive), who was reelected in 2008 after David Emerson co-chaired his national campaign.
So the new HVDC transmissionline corridors would also contain pipelines for shale gas, bitumen, and (potentially) water. GE is one of the biggest water privateers in the world, but more about that in a later issue.
AltaLink is a subsidiary of SNC Lavalin, the new buyer of the nuclear reactor division of Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. for the yard-sale price of $15 million.
Since 2006, Ontario electricity customers have paid at least $1 billion to subsidize power exports, with private- sector energy traders (remember Enron?) profiting handsomely from these exports. Nevertheless, the Ontario government has committed to $87 billion in electricity "upgrades" over the next 20 years to increase exports; Alberta at least $14 billion; and Manitoba is considering spending $20 billion. In Quebec, one single hydroelectric mega-project – the Romaine River project – will cost taxpayers $8 billion, with all the electricity intended for export to the US.
Joyce Nelson is a freelance writer/ researcher and the author of five books.


These easy cheese enchiladas will be a big hit with your family! Adding the rice makes for a great dinner meal!
This is a great cheese enchilada recipe that your kids can help make. Dividing up the cheese in even portions is a great way to practice fractions. We love enchiladas at our house and they make great leftovers. These cook up well in an 8 x 11 baking dish.
The first problem I had was not knowing what to do with the extra tortillas since I typically buy a package that has 10-12 tortillas. Instead of having odds and ends in my freezer until the next batch of enchiladas, I decided to simply make more. All I did was add an additional bag of cheese, a second can of sauce, and doubled the spices. We love cheese in our house so doubling the cheese was welcomed. Just use a full bag in the mixture and use the second bag to cover the top after the first 30 minutes of baking.
Since I was already doubling the recipe, I decided to use 2- 8×8 glass dishes so I could use 2 different sauces. I make one pan with green chile and one with red. The Old El Paso enchilada sauce works great and there is a variety of red and green sauce in mild, medium, or hot.
I've also substituted the cheese mixture for browned ground beef prepared with taco seasoning.
How would you change up these cheese enchiladas?
Easy Cheese Enchiladas makes for a great dinner. Adding the rice makes for the perfect side for these enchiladas. Kids will love this dish!
Cook your rice according to the instructions.
Spread the rice on the bottom of an 8 x 11 baking dish.
Pour about half the enchilada sauce on top of the rice.
Mix your spices with 1 1/4 cups of cheese in a bowl.
Add enough enchilada sauce to the cheese mixture just to make it stick together.
Warm up the tortillas but placing them in the microwave for about 10 seconds.
Divide the cheese mixture evenly between the 8 tortillas.
Roll the tortillas into small cylinders and place them on top of the rice in the baking dish. Make sure it is seam side down.
Spoon the rest of the enchilada sauce on top of the enchiladas.
Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Remove foil and add remaining cheese to the top of the enchiladas and bake for another 5 minutes.
Enchiladas are my favorite. Ohhh yum!!


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At ISE 2017, QSC will demonstrate its existing, fourth-generation Q-SYS software on a high-performance standard Dell EMC PowerEdge R730 server. This demonstration was conceived as a glimpse into the future of the market where larger installations use centralized data center processing. The demonstrations will take place on February 7-10 at stand 7-Q170.
The Q-SYS Platform is centered on audio, video and control (AVC) solutions that take advantage of existing IT hardware, protocols, and standards. The Q-SYS Platform uses standard Intel processing, Linux operating system services and IEEE networking protocols. The technology demonstrated at ISE is the next evolution of this design paradigm, decoupling existing Q-SYS software from proprietary hardware and creating an architecture where centralized AVC processing can live in the data center. Now processing intensive features such as AEC and feedback suppression can become a shared resource for any meeting room across the enterprise. This, combined with a portfolio of cost-effective meeting room I/O peripherals, allows users to reliably distribute content and control using existing IT network infrastructure.
Moving to standard mainstream server hardware reflects a typical enterprise IT environment and provides several benefits, particularly for corporate environments and global enterprises, including simplicity and familiarity, following established server deployment, maintenance, and management best practices; centralized resourcing, for easier room resource moves, adds, and changes, and automation of on-demand deployment of DSP-intensive features such as AEC; flexibility to more effectively support centralized, distributed, or hybrid system configurations, and enable current and future software and service deployment models; and reliability, through redundant power supplies, networking, storage, and processing as well as standard Dell BIOS level features including Dell Remote Access Controller (DRAC).
"We expect these kinds of systems to become the norm for corporate and larger-scale enterprise installations in the future," said TJ Adams, director of installed systems product marketing. "By running the existing, field-hardened Q-SYS software on a standard Dell EMC server, users have full backwards compatibility and can expand capabilities of their system by merely adding flexible and inexpensive I/O meeting room end points, such as the recently announced I/O-8 Flex Channel Expander. If localized processing is required in the meeting room, our range of medium-sized to smaller Unified and Integrated Cores, including the new Q-SYS Core 510i processor, fit seamlessly into the design.
Per recent product announcements, QSC will continue to develop the Q-SYS Platform to provide standards-based, in-room solutions that are flexible and simple to deploy and manage, including PTZ-IP conference cameras, lower channel-count Core processors, I/O peripherals, bridges, and streaming hardware.


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redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Pen and brown ink and grey wash.
Signed j f Parrocel at the lower left.
Relatively few drawings by Joseph-François Parrocel are known outside of a large group of some fifty sheets in the Louvre. His drawings, most of which are signed, can be divided into two main groups; works executed in black and red chalk, and those in brown ink and grey or brown wash.
Among stylistically comparable drawings by the artist is a study of Saint John the Baptist Preaching, which was on the London art market in 1977.
Private collection, Middlesex; Thence by descent.