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Bay Bridge closure will mean more traffic in Marin—
Presidents’ Day Weekend The westbound deck of the Bay Bridge will be closed for construction 8 p.m. Friday, February 17 to 5 a.m. Tuesday, February 21. This closure will result in increased traffic through Marin County for those traveling from the East Bay to San Francisco, using the Richmond San Rafael Bridge to the Golden Gate Bridge into the City. For real time traffic conditions and public transit alternatives, visit 511.org or call 511.
TL Rotary Club Crab Feed and Auction. The Terra Linda Rotary Club will hold its annual Crab Feed and Auction to benefit its college scholarship and other youth programs, local and international, on February 11, 2012 at the Nativity of Christ Greek Orthodox Church. Of all the crab feeds and fests you could attend, why not have the most fun, too? The event begins with a no-host cocktail hour, silent auction, superior crab and pasta dinner and live auction. Music will provided by Ductor Ezra and dancing begins right after dinner. There will be many fun ways to win prizes and other fun surprises will entertain you! http://www.marinij.com/novato/ci_19852633
A $600 rebate is now available for getting a home energy efficiency assessment with a participating contractor in the Energy Upgrade California Program. The rebate covers up to 100% of the cost of the assessment, so this is an excellent opportunity to gain a valuable tool that provides comprehensive information about your home. And, there is no obligation to go forward with the work that's recommended in the assessment. Should you decide to go forward with the recommended upgrades, though, there are also substantial rebates of up to $8500 for single family homeowners who complete home energy upgrade projects. If you have an interest in making your home more comfortable, durable or energy efficient, now is a good time to upgrade to take advantage of these exceptional rebates. Please note that these rebates are first come, first served, and the funding is limited, so we suggest that you act now if you are interested. The rebate details are outlined below, and if you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact us.
Best regards,
The Marin County Sustainability Team www.marinsustainability.org |
| County of Marin Rebates | For Home energy assessments: $600 - County of Marin and Association of Bay Area Governments For completed Energy Upgrade California Advanced Package upgrade projects: $2,000 - Association of Bay Area Governments up to $2,000 - County of Marin up to $4,000 - PG&E up to $8,600 Total Available Rebates For more information on these rebates, visit www.co.marin.ca.us/energyupgrade or call 415-473-4197. . |
Marin Clean Energy Rebate | Marin Clean Energy offers an additional $500 incentive for its customers participating in the Energy Upgrade California Advanced Upgrade Package. |
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 Terra Linda Scholarship Foundation Annual Wine & Cheese Fundraiser Friday, March 2, 2012, 7-9 p.m. The Atrium at Autodesk – 111 McInnis Parkway Student Artwork * Raffle * Student Performances * Photography Exhibit Wine and Cheese Tasting * Bid on VIP Graduation Tickets with Parking Please join us for a relaxing evening of wine and cheese tasting, most of which is donated by local wineries and businesses. The Scholarship Foundation provides scholarships to Terra Linda seniors based on their scholastic performance, athletic involvement, community service, and extra-curricular activities. Every year, over 30 seniors receive a scholarship from the Terra Linda Scholarship Foundation. Our Fundraiser Contributors include… V. Sattui Winery * Louis Latour’s Burgundy and Beyond * Cline Cellars * Adobe Road Winery * Point Reyes Vineyard Inn and Winery * Starry Night Winery * Gaspare’s Pizzeria Ristorante * BJ’s Restaurant * Marinwood Market * Lo Coco’s * Scotty’s Market * Silbermann’s Ice Cream Suggested donation $25.00 per ticket ($30.00 at the door) yet no donation is too big or too small. Download the flyer here: TL Scholarship Wine & Cheese ************************************************************************** Name : ____________________________Phone#:__________________ Address:_____________________________________________________ Enclosed is $______for ______tickets. Please note checks payable to Terra Linda Scholarship Foundation. Your name will be on a list at the event. OR: I cannot attend. Enclosed is my tax deductible-contribution of $_________. Send to: Terra Linda Scholarship Foundation, P.O. Box 6304, San Rafael, CA 94903
February at Marin Science Seminar All sessions are on Wednesdays from 7:30 - 8:30 pm at TLHS, Room 207
Feb 8 (Wed) “ Restoring Ecosystems: Applications in Engineering and Earth Sciences" with Rachel Z. Kamman P.E. of Kamman Hydrology & Engineering, Inc. Feb 29 (Wed) “ Hormones and Genetics in the Skeleton" with Edward Hsiao M.D. Ph.D. of UCSF The Spring 2012 Marin Science Seminar calendar is now online. Download the flyer here: RESILIENT NEIGHBORHOODS is already making a difference in Marin! We've eliminated over 275,000 pounds of carbon pollution! We're over halfway toward our pilot project goal of helping 100 households reduce their collective carbon emissions by 500,000 pounds while making their families and neighborhoods safer. People are meeting their neighbors, making new friends and learning new things as they go though the program together. HOW? Households form EcoTeams (of 5-8 families), go on a "low carbon diet" and take actions to reduce carbon emissions, prepare for emergencies and revitalize the local economy. Actions that can save you money and also "just so happen" to address environmental problems. WHAT'S THE NEXT STEP? We are recruiting about a dozen more EcoTeams for the Pilot Program. The pilot period gives teams time to start in January and finish their 5 meetings by March. Teams can make the changes in their homes while helping our cities and towns meet their Climate Action Plan goals. Resilient Neighborhoods gives families the tools and support they need to make measurable improvements in the way they live. It's free, it's fun, it can save you money on your utility bills and even help you earn up to thousands of dollars in rebates and incentives from Energy Upgrade California. AND THE CATCH? There is no catch! We just want to complete this pilot in the first quarter of 2012 so we can revise materials and get funding to roll out across Marin in 2012. We know you want your ecological footprint to be as light as possible, and Resilient Neighborhoods is the short path to get there. Find out how much community you can gain -- and how painlessly you can lose pounds. Email us for more info or go to our website see below. |
People keep telling us our program is GREAT, maybe you are one of them who has completed a team and wants to help set up another one! NOW IS THE TIME to follow up with friends and neighbors. Everything is set so new EcoTeams can begin in early January. Warm wishes for happiness and lighter living in the New Year! Tamra Peters, Director, Resilient Neighborhoods, www.resilientneighborhoods.org askus@resilient neighborhoods.org |
The Mount Tam Canvas Workers would like to invite our Terra Linda neighbors to join us. We hold our meeting at St. Isabella School on the third Saturday of the month. We conduct classes and workshops in the art of needlepoint. For more information please call: Kitty Forde at 499.8279 or email kitty1576@att.net.
Enjoy a Sunday meal with your family and support the TL Sports Teams! When? Sunday, March 4th, ALL DAY. Includes brunch, lunch, dinner AND take out Where? Ristorante La Toscana Authentic Italian Restaurant, 3751 Redwood Highway
A Bit More Companionship, a Little Less Expense. If you’ve considered the benefits of a roommate, but don’t know where to start, Home Connection can help. It is a public, nonprofit, roommate referral service that facilitates two types of arrangements: · In a match arrangement, a home provider is matched with a home seeker who pays rent. · A service exchange, often involving seniors, entails a home seeker who agrees to provide services in lieu of rent. Guidance and tools are provided every step of the way from help defining your needs through the written roommate agreement. The service includes a no-cost background check and compatibility match. Home Connection of Marin serves County residents from all walks of life. If you would like more information please call Cheryl Cross at 491-2571 or email: homeconnection@marinhousing.org. A program of the Marin Housing Authority.
Ready, Set, Go - Preparing for a Wildfire!
County Supervisor Susan Adams is running for Congress and has provided her website link.
HICAP, a non-profit organization, dedicated to helping us all through the Medicare maze, will be presenting here at Aegis of Corte Madera, on Feb. 7. This will be of value to anyone who is on Medicare already, but even more helpful to anyone approaching age 65 or retirement. It seems we don't learn these things until we are forced to, but if you are over 60, this would be extremely helpful to you. And please forward this along to anyone you think might be interested! I hope you can come! Please call Aegis at 927-4200 to rsvp. Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program - A Program of Senior Advocacy Services
Remembrance Writing 101, workshops, encouraging local folks in the "Easy Way to Write and Share the Stories of Your Life" (for now, go to http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/cjcarroll for this, and any of my printed books) Hope to hear from you soon. P.S. a percentage of royalties from your book purchases (including all of my personal books) are designated as fund-raising for DREAMCATCHER, the not-for-profit I created to enable me to help "give older writers a written voice!" Happy prosperous 2012 to you... Claudia (CJ) Carroll
A Jane Austen Tea Dance, February 12, 2-4:30 PM, $12, Pickleweed Community Center, 50 Canal Street, San Rafael. LIve music! Every dance taught and called. No partners needed. Comfortable shoes recommended. A variety of teas served, plus homemade sweet and savory refreshments. 485-3077 (PCC) or Gayle Mills 453-4206.
Tuesday, February 21, 7:00pm - Collecting and Collections Care Panel - This panel brings together three experts who will cover the how-to of collecting, as well as hands-on help for the long term care of objects. Attendees may bring a small object from their personal collections which the experts will examine and answer questions. Stephen Turner from Bonhams auction house is a seasoned professional appraiser of personal property: fine art, antiques and residential contents. Margaret Geiss-Mooney, an art conservator with over 30 years of experience, will provide tips on how to care for your col-lections. She stresses common-sense solutions. Doug DeFors is the Collections Manager at the MHM and is a well versed in art conservation, care and preservation of artifacts of all kinds. 7:00pm, Falkirk Cultural Center in San Rafael: 1408 Mission Ave., San Rafael
Making Sense of Men. A program of Celebrating Men, Satisfying Women. February 21, 2012, 7-10pm, FREE, registration required, http://www.understandmen.com/makingsense/index.html
Robert N. Bellah Book Event Thursday, February 9, 7:00 PM, Angelico Hall, Dominican University campus address: 50 Acacia Ave, San Rafael. Robert N. Bellah, Professor Emeritus at U.C.Berkeley, discusses his book, Religion in Human Evolution exploring the origin of religion, ritual and myth. Reception begins at 5:30 PM. For more information, call 482-3582. SF Theological Seminary Presidential Inauguration Friday-Saturday, February 11-12, SF Theological Seminary, 105 Seminary Road, San Anselmo & First Presbyterian Church of San Anselmo, 72 Kensington Rd., San Anselmo. The inauguration of SFTS' 11th President, Rev. Dr. James L. McDonald, begins Friday, Feb. 11 at noon with worship and communion at SFTS' Stewart Chapel, then on Saturday, Feb. 11, the inauguration service is held at FPCSA from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. followed by lunch at SFTS' Alexander Hall. For more information, go to www.sfts.edu Shangpa Ngondro Wednesdays (ongoing), 7:00 - 8:30 PM, Sukhasiddhi Foundation, 771 Center Blvd, Fairfax. Join classes and practice sessions with Lama Palden, assisted by Annik Brunet and Stephen Gross. Suggested donation: Members $105, Non-members $140 for 2 classes and 5 practice sessions. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. To register, email info@sukhasiddhi.org. People of Faith Against the Death Penalty First Mondays (February 6...), 5:00 PM. Meet at the Larkspur Landing Parking Lot and walk to the West Gate of San Quentin Prison. There is a Candlelight Vigil and Community Assembly each month. Navigating Mid-Life Transitions Thursdays, January 12-February 16, 7:00 - 8:30 PM, Geneva Room, First Presbyterian Church of San Rafael, 1510 Fifth St, San Rafael. This course is taught by Barbara Alexander. We will work to answer some "big" questions - Why am I here? What is my purpose? How may I be of service? This class is designed to deepen your connection to your Self, so that you can be of greater service without. $150 for the series. To register, call 456-6760. For more information, visit www.fpcsr.org. Ancestral Voice Center for Indigenous Lifeways-2012 Events January 29-March 18, 2012, Novato, Mill Valley (see website). Ancestral Voice Center for Indigenous Lifeways presents intensives and courses including "Shapeshifting-The Art of Transformation." Save the date for the "Equinox Medicine Wheel Ceremony atop Mt. Tam," March 18. $50 deposit to register for the intensives. Call 897-7991 or go to www.ancestralvoice.org Strengthening Your Skills as a Dad Monday, February 13, 6:30 - 8:30 PM, Parents Place in San Rafael. Robert Scott, MSW leads class for Dads of children 5 to 14 years old. Learn new skills and hear the latest research on parenting. $35. Pre-registration required. Call 491-7959 or go online at: .www.ParentsPlaceOnline.org/marin No Waiting List for Senior Housing Tam House in San Anselmo has low cost rooms available now in cooperative homes for seniors age 63 and over. Rent starts at $725 including utilities. For applications, photo, newsletter, video and more information, see www.tamhouse.org or contact manager Chris Highland, tel. 457-5633 or email: tammanager@comcast.net Nonprofits Talking Taxes "Nonprofits Talking Taxes" is a workshop tailored for nonprofit staff and faith communities who seek other solutions to our state's fiscal crisis besides more budget cuts. Economists tell us that taxes are a mirror of community values. Poor schools, inadequate healthcare, a degraded environment are all reflections on our current tax and budget structure. But these structures can change to reflect the common good! For more information or to schedule a training, go to: www.nonprofitstalkingtaxes.org Marin Interfaith Council depends on donations to allow us to continue living our mission statement: celebrate faith traditions, advocate justice, and build community. If you would like to make a donation to MIC you can send a check to Marin Interfaith Council, 1510 Fifth Avenue, San Rafael, CA 94901, or make a donation online at www.marinifc.org. Marin Sonoma Concours d'Elegance. Dates for next year's Marin Sonoma Concours d'Elegance and The Tour d'Elegance are Saturday and Sunday, May 19 and 20, 2012. The Tour, a scenic drive through Marin and Sonoma counties will occur Saturday, May 19. The main event occurs Sunday, May 20 at the Marin Civic Center and will focus on exceptional automobiles from French coachbuilders through 1950; Italian automobile designers from 1946 - 1975 and extraordinary Cord automobiles in celebration of the 75th anniversary of the last year these automobiles were produced. Marin County Seeks Applicants for Membership on the Community Development Block Grant Priority Setting Committee. The reason for expanding the committee is to bring greater diversity to the group that (1) advises the Board of Supervisors on the Community Development Block Grant and HOME Program funding allocation process and (2) provides input on the County's implementation of the Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice. Therefore, this recruitment is specifically for individuals who represent the interests of racial and ethnic minorities and/or people with disabilities. For details on this opportunity and the Committee Membership Application Form, please go to www.marincdbg.com.
World Food Program USA For every person who takes the World Food Program USA's short food prices quiz, a child will be fed. Test your food prices IQ and then spread the word! http://quiz.wfp.org/foodpricesquiz-USA
The Best Savings Card on the Market Benefits San Rafael Clean Campaign Do you like to save money easily at places you frequent? Check out the VIP card! This new fundraising tool for our San Rafael Clean anti-litter campaign is a great way to save money while supporting your community. What other card can you make your money back in just 2-3 purchases? And then save more all year long at hundreds of your favorite local and national stores! Unlike many cards, you can use this one over and over again. And it also comes in pink! So purchase one for yourself or a gift now and help Keep San Rafael Clean! https://thevipcard.com/buyavipcard.php?fund=30568162
Marin County Seeks Applicants for Membership on the Community Development Block Grant Priority Setting Committee The reason for expanding the committee is to bring greater diversity to the group that (1) advises the Board of Supervisors on the Community Development Block Grant and HOME Program funding allocation process and (2) provides input on the County's implementation of the Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice. Therefore, this recruitment is specifically for individuals who represent the interests of racial and ethnic minorities and/or people with disabilities. For details on this opportunity, please click here. See attached. Committee membership applications are due February 7, 2012. Office of Supervisor Susan L. Adams Susannah Clark, (415) 473-7342
CPC Terra Linda Game Night
Biweekly Fridays, 6 pm - 9 pm Christ Presbyterian Church 620 Del Ganado Check www.cpcterralinda.org for updates, or 'Like' our page on Facebook
to get announcements and make game requests. We have a large library of games, and you may bring in your own, or make requests for either games to be brought in or for players for special games. We have a nice mix of party, casual and heavier gamers.
Need help downloading library eBooks? The Civic Center Library is offering free one-on-one help in downloading library eBooks to the Kindle, iPad, and other devices. To make an appointment for a half-hour session, call 473-6058.
16th Annual Marin Valentine's Ball, Saturday, February 11, 2012, http://marinvalentinesball.org/buy_tix.html
Description: | Join us for the 7th Annual Heirloom & Hybrid Tomato Market Featuring seedlings grown by UCCE Marin Master Gardeners Spotlighting heirloom and hybrid tomato varieties; 10 new ones this year Selected for Marin's microclimates and outstanding flavor Grown locally at the Indian Valley Farm and Falkirk Greenhouse Learn about the best varieties for your location and tips for growing healthy, productive plants | | | | |
For additional information about this event, contact Marin Master Gardener Help Desk at: HelpDesk@MarinMG.org at (415) 473.4204. |
Where do a photographer, piano teacher, basketball star, motorcycle buff, and world traveler meet on a weekday afternoon? George's Club at SENIOR ACCESS in Mont Marin! A daytime social club for folks with memory loss 415-491-2500 www.senioraccess.org Now, one in four people in Marin are over the age of 65. One in three is caring for a spouse, partner, parent, or friend. This recent explosion of older adults affects every sector of our community -- from the workplace to the home front. No one is untouched by this change. How will we address the unique challenges that are already knocking at our door? How can we insure a healthy and rewarding lifestyle for everyone? Let's explore the facts and realities about aging in Marin County, identify the people who will be caring for us and learn more about the community resources that will keep us safe, independent, and thriving in our community. SENIOR ACCESS is a community resource providing excellent Adult Day Services that are available right now. The new SchoolPool web-based trip matching system was rolled out through all Marin County schools last year. Here is a link to an article with program details schoolpoolmarin.org/article.pdf. Overall the program helps parents find others to walk, bike, carpool or take the bus/transit to and from school together. Visit SchoolPoolMarin.org to locate a School Pool buddy.
WHERE? can I recycle/reuse WHAT?
Check out this under-used GREAT resource:
Marin water savings with new technology (8/10 of gallon flush toilet) www.niagaraconservation.com, then click on the featured product picture with the toilet, then the arrow.
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We need you! Remember to save the date – March 31, 2012 for our Annual TLHS Denim & Diamonds Auction. Can you help? If you want to have fun with a great group and have one hour or many to devote to a great cause, please send Cara Caindec a quick email at caindecs@yahoo.com. What can you do? Fill out a donation form (see www.supportTLHS.com) this week with a donation of any service or item. Ideas: host/cook a dinner for 8 or 10, tutor, offer a weekend getaway, captain a boat trip, put together a party/event with friends, donate wine, donate food, ask someone you know to make a donation to benefit TLHS! It all makes a difference. Go Trojans! |
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Have Your Property Taxes Reassessed? Consider Carefully. http://www.co.marin.ca.us/depts/AR/main/docs/Request_for_Assessment_Review_Form.pdf
SMART The Downtown Station Area Plan Workshop #2 Summary Report has been completed and can be viewed online here.
CO Detectors Mandatory The requirement for all single family dwellings to have Carbon Monoxide Detectors is fast approaching. Consider buying in bulk together to reduce the cost. At least one retailer has a six-pack. One manufacturer has a 10% discount online. UL (Underwriters Laboratory) is one source of more information: http://www.ul.com/global/documents/offerings/perspectives/regulators/technical/ul_CarbonMonoxideAlarms.pdf Where to put it? Some considerations (since each home is different) are at http://www.homesafe.com/coalert/detect.htm
Special screening of "Call of life" Friday, February 17, 6:00 - 8:45 PM All over the world species are becoming extinct at an astonishing rate, from 1000 to 10,000 times faster than normal. The loss of biodiversity has become so severe that scientists are calling it a mass extinction event. To watch the trailer and learn more about Species Alliance and Call of Life, visit www.calloflife.org Gail at 415-819-0799 or hurleytravels@gmail.com We have a seating capacity & near the limit so people need to RSVP to put their name on the guest list
Film - "Tierras Libres" Documentary Friday, February 24 at 7:30 PM Tierras Libres, a film by Edward Ellis, is about the struggle for land reform in Venezuela. The agrarian reform law, passed in 2001, was designed to alleviate rural poverty, stimulate domestic agricultural production, and break up the system of large estates that exists in the countryside. The law has aroused the wrath of conservative elites--a radical sector of the Anti-Chavez opposition. Special guest Martin Sanchez, former Consul General of Venezuela, will lead a discussion following the film and give an update on the current status of the law's implementation and its impact on the peasant population. This event is sponsored by the Task Force on the Americas. A $5-10 donation is suggested. No one turned away for lack of funds. The venue is wheelchair accessible. For information call 415/924-3227 or visitwww.mitfamericas.org. It will be screened at the, First United Methodist Church, 9 Ross Valley Drive (at Fourth Street), San Rafael.
Sustainable San Rafael Educational Forum - "Hell & High Water: Local Adaptations to Global Climate Change" Monday, February 27, 7:00 PM With Mark Hertsgaard (Author of HOT). , Co-sponsored by Sustainable San Rafael, Gallinas Watershed Council and Environmental Forum of Marin. Mark Hertsgaard's latest book, HOT, describes how his five year old daughter and the rest of Generation Hot can cope with the massive climate impacts that are now inevitable. Drawing on examples from around the planet, his talk will help kick-start the conversation about what Marin can do to adapt to sea level rise and other impacts now taking place-while keeping the crisis manageable by leading the transition off fossil fuels. Read more (www.Markhertsgaard.com/hot-living-through-the-next-fifty-years-on-earth). Event information: williamcarney@comcast.net. San Rafael Corporate Center, 750 Lindaro St. - $10 donation requested, no one turned away.
SMARTMETERS UPDATE
CPUC's disappointing (but not surprising) action on Wednesday has been well-covered by local media: IJ front page: http://www.marinij.com/ci_19871058?IADID=Search-www.marinij.com-www.marinij.com Channel 5: http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2012/02/01/puc-approves-pge-smart-meter-opt-out-charge/ Channel 2: http://www.ktvu.com/videos/news/san-francisco-critics-decry-cpucs-approval-of/vFxZy/ Ironically, on the same day, UK officials decided to make SmartMeters voluntary, apparently more influenced by public outcry in the U.S. than are regulators in the U.S.! http://tgr.ph/yGiy1V Impassioned public comment at Wednesday's meeting filled nearly two hours, after which it was clear from commissioners' prepared statements and from PG&E's immediate robo-calls and opt-out procedures on the PG&E website, that this decision had been made well in advance --perhaps weeks/months. The decision includes a "second phase" in which "community-wide opt-out" and "cost evaluation" are to be addressed, but what this actually means remains to be seen. What is a "community," for example? Whatever ensues, we can be assured that the results will benefit the utility at the expense of the ratepayers. PG&E stands to make at least $17 million (just in the first year) from these let-us-pay-you-not-to-break-our-kneecaps fees. EMF Safety Network founder-director Sandi Mauer puts it this way: Everyone has paid for Smart Meters through rate hikes on our utility bills. So, if you still have the analog, not only do you not get a refund for the Smart Meter you will not use, but you have to pay to keep the analog meter you already have. Michael Peevey, who wrote the proposal justified the fees, calling it a "service". What about the people who asked, or had signs posted stating to not have a Smart Meter, but were forced to have them? What about banks of meters, neighbors meters, the saturation of our communities with pulsed radiation, no investigation on public health and environmental impacts, no investigation on smart meter fires or meters exploding.not even a cost evaluation of the fees?!? The fees are arbitrary, punitive, unfair and amount to extortion. The fees also discriminate against people for medical reasons and are therefore illegal. Customers have until May to give PG&E an opt-out decision, so I believe it is wise NOT to do anything immediately unless you are suffering adverse health symptoms. We need to see what unfolds in upcoming weeks. Regrettably, we cannot trust PG&E in any aspect of this matter. For example, I learned earlier today that a customer who immediately opted-out has had a meter with a digital face installed, but was told by the installer that it was "analog inside." Well . . . not likely! We know that digital meters have a switching mode power supply (SMPS) just as SmartMeters do, and that an SMPS can put transients or "dirty electricity" on home wiring, creating electromagnetic fields within rooms. We know true electromechanical/analog meters are available, so this installation case and others must be investigated. Again, thank you for all you have done to date, and if you need a quick way to vent, call or write Governor Brown (http://gov.ca.gov/m_contact.php) and ask for Michael Peevey's removal --unless of course you're pleased that he appointed himself to the case re fining/not fining PG&E for San Bruno. S.F. Chronicle editorial: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2012/01/28/EDQ61MVJPI.DTL Article: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2012/02/02/BAUU1N1KQV.DTL A recent communique to the CPUC from the American Academy of Environmental Medicine calling chronic wireless radiation exposure a preventable environmental hazard that warrants immediate public health action. The Academy urges the Commission to halt SmartMeter installation and to modify the revised proposed decision. Vicki Sievers
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