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The French Riviera summer home of Coco Chanel has hit the market for a whopping $50 million (via Curbed). Famed architect Robert Streitz designed the residence for Mademoiselle Chanel and the Duke of Westminster. The pair kept the home as their French residence from 1929 to 1953. The home is located on the heights of La Toracca, with sea views over Menton on the east side, the sea to the south and some views to Monaco in the west. The house itself features seven bedrooms, most of which are suites. The listing admits the house needs some restoration and renovation, but with the history it has, that large price tag is understandable. Besides Chanel, the house was a "social destination" of Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, the Duke of Windsor, Noel Coward, Aristotle Onassis, Greta Garbo, Rose Kennedy, as well as Graham Sutherland, Prince Rainier and Princess Grace, Konrad Adenauer, Anthony Eden, and Paul Reynaud. Welcome to the estate of Mademoiselle Chanel Where the views are…

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The fact that coal isn’t clean doesn’t have so much to do with CO2 emissions as pollution elsewhere.

I agree; but that's not the point Butner was making. I am against pollution in whatever form.

And then even if the burning process itself is “clean” in that there are developing technologies to reduce harmful emissions, you have to worry about the ash.
It sounds like you and are on the same page. My only point is that I don't like the whole Global Warming non-argument thrown in the mix.]]>

Like Bouw, Sungenis holds the rash abandonment of geocentrism in the 16th century responsible for “all these problems in the world today.” Atheism, Marxism, Nazism, abortion, homosexuality — all of these can be laid at the feet of Copernicus.

Man in the Middle: An Exclusive Cut Excerpt from _Rapture _Ready!
by Daniel Radosh

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Like Bouw, Sungenis holds the rash abandonment of geocentrism in the 16th century responsible for “all these problems in the world today.” Atheism, Marxism, Nazism, abortion, homosexuality — all of these can be laid at the feet of Copernicus.

Man in the Middle: An Exclusive Cut Excerpt from _Rapture _Ready!
by Daniel Radosh

http://www.thenervousbreakdown.com/dradosh/2010/10/man-in-the-middle-an-exclusive-cut-excerpt-from-rapture-ready/>

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The fact that coal isn’t clean doesn’t have so much to do with CO2 emissions as pollution elsewhere.

I agree; but that's not the point Butner was making. I am against pollution in whatever form.

And then even if the burning process itself is “clean” in that there are developing technologies to reduce harmful emissions, you have to worry about the ash.
It sounds like you and are on the same page. My only point is that I don't like the whole Global Warming non-argument thrown in the mix.]]>

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China reiterates it remains world’s 2nd largest energy user -

i kind of feel slightly sorry for him, he got a raw deal from his divorce

By Matthew Acocella Best Defense deputy bureau chief, East Asian energy bureau The International Energy Agency announced last week that China had overtaken the U.S. as the world’s largest consumer of energy, citing data showing that "China consumed the equivalent of 2.25 billion tons of oil last year, slightly above U.S. consumption of 2.17 billion tons. The measure includes all types of energy: oil, nuclear energy, coal, natural gas and renewable energy sources." Chinese officials moved quickly to dispute this assertion and questioned the IEA’s calculations. This pushback is predictable, according to Fereidun Fesharaki, Senior Fellow at the East-West Center and Senior Associate at CSIS. At a talk at the Center for Strategic and International Studies last week on "China and India’s Energy Policy Directions," Ferashaki explained that China is loathe to take on the title of World’s #1 energy user because it prefers the U.S. to be in the global hot seat. One fact particularly struck me:…