RE: (313) [OT]RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-18 Thread Odeluga, Ken
I've rarely heard it better said!

k

(On topicifier: appropriate artist: Dark Energy)

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On topic track name : Energy Flash - Beltram

Really it has to do with the deregulation of the energy industry that went
on in this country around 1998. The US, with its faith in the market,
decided it would be good to treat essential human services as commodities
to be bought and sold for profit, making the electricity system as
volatile
as the stock market. In fact the energy wholesalers (people like Enron and
Global Crossing, you know those companies that stole billions from
taxpayers and employees and got a slap on the wrist?) are at an incentive
to keep the system dangerously low in reserves, because they are paid more
for providing reserve energy (that is energy below 18% of the capacity of
the system) than they are for providing energy above the 18% checkmark.
This means that after 1998 the local energy market in NY state was
providing only around 10% of the capacity of the system, the rest was
distributed from out of state investors or wholesalers, most of it from
Canada who makes a lot of income by providing power to the US.
This is what
happened here in California a year and a half ago when Enron was busy
shuttling power in and out of California getting paid for the energy each
time it entered the state and other dirty tricks. Of course the Bush
administration will use this as an excuse to build more power plants and
rush the permitting process, sidelining any weak environmental standards
and community issues still in place. Welcome to neocon xtreme capitalism,
where even terrorist threats get sold on the market!

Oops, back to techno...




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RE: (313) Power outages (AC wimps)

2003-08-16 Thread yussel
I'mn not saying the outage isn't a pain- but the next person to whine
about no AC can kiss my ass.

Granted- its a fully powered AC cooled ass, but I lived from Aug '95-Aug
'02 in houses without air.

and for three of those years '99-'02, i either worked in the basement of
motor (no AC) or from home (no-AC)



RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread andrew.hodgson
Man, this is the kind of thing that makes Alex Jones seem like a prophet.


From:   DJ Entropy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:   Thu 8/14/2003 11:45 PM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
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Subject:(313) Power outages

Hey, you guys okay over there?





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Re: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread DJ Entropy
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Man, this is the kind of thing that makes Alex Jones seem like a prophet.



I worry about all my fellow ravers.






From:   DJ Entropy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:   Thu 8/14/2003 11:45 PM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Cc: 
Subject:(313) Power outages

Hey, you guys okay over there?









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RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread andrew.hodgson


 Man, this is the kind of thing that makes Alex Jones seem like a prophet.


 I worry about all my fellow ravers.

I hope people are OK, maybe we can get some reports of what it was like? It's 
strange to say the least that so many cities got knocked out at around the same 
time, 4pm. I don't want to believe it, but my heart is not feeling good about 
this. 

People treat like animals.

:-(

Take care people.


RE: (313) Power outages - update

2003-08-15 Thread Michael . Elliot-Knight
: 

  08/14/03 06:14 PM Subject:  RE: (313) Power 
outages   










 Man, this is the kind of thing that makes Alex Jones seem like a prophet.


 I worry about all my fellow ravers.

I hope people are OK, maybe we can get some reports of what it was like?
It's strange to say the least that so many cities got knocked out at around
the same time, 4pm. I don't want to believe it, but my heart is not feeling
good about this.

People treat like animals.

:-(

Take care people.





RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread andrew.hodgson

Pardon me, I meant the people are being *treat* like animals, not acting like 
animals. I just feel really sorry for you lot, it seems like a real climate of 
fear since Sept. 2001.

Best,

Andrew
 




Well,from what I can see on tv here in Minneapolis - people just seem to be
trying to get home. Apparently, things are pretty orderly for the most part
in NYC. I'm sure there will be lots of stories of disorder that will come
later - especially if power isn't restored before nightfall. It's been hot
there (NYC) and people will get bored - but who knows. Stay calm, wait and
see.

There's not much reporting going on of other cities though - the Freep had
a blurb on it, not much more info  yet as to the condition of the city.

MEK




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  08/14/03 06:14 PM Subject:  RE: (313) Power 
outages   










 Man, this is the kind of thing that makes Alex Jones seem like a prophet.


 I worry about all my fellow ravers.

I hope people are OK, maybe we can get some reports of what it was like?
It's strange to say the least that so many cities got knocked out at around
the same time, 4pm. I don't want to believe it, but my heart is not feeling
good about this.

People treat like animals.

:-(

Take care people.








RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread andrew.hodgson
Hear hear! I heartily agree, although I will be checking the facts on this one, 
it seems odd. The last one this bad was the same time of year, back in 1996. 
Maybe it's the heat?
Was reading an interesting thing on GNN about a strategic vote for Dean in 
2004...I dunno, it's not even my country!

You have nothing to fear except fear itself (pay no attention to the man
behind the curtain)

Are you quoting the fromthewilderness.com advert?? Did you see it go out? And 
if so, can you say anything about it's effect? Nothing like that would ever 
happen in Britain, it's more restrained. I think Mike Ruppert is a real dude.

Cheers,

Andrew






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Oh, yeah it is. F*ck Bush and his Christian Conservatism, Homeland
(Fatherland) Security, Karl Rove, etc. What depresses me is that there are
fewer and fewer journalists willing to give 'em a good fight because
they're all too scared of getting their access to stories taken away from
them. And then there's Christopher Hitchens (The Long Short War - what a
f*cking turncoat).  Bunch of privileged twats more concerned with their
careers than with telling the truth that is right in front of them. The
Democrats haven't exactly been brilliant either - spent too many years
courting Big Business. I could go on..

 I saw this guy wearing a t-shirt the other day that said  Vote For Anyone
Else In 2004

Gotta love that

I'm sure this was a failure of the power grid system - but it does show
just how vulnerable the US can be.  I've always been a proponent of living
off the grid system- solar, wind, wave power is much more reliant in the
long run.

You have nothing to fear except fear itself (pay no attention to the man
behind the curtain)

MEK




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  08/14/03 07:01 PM Subject:  RE: (313) Power 
outages   









Pardon me, I meant the people are being *treat* like animals, not acting
like animals. I just feel really sorry for you lot, it seems like a real
climate of fear since Sept. 2001.

Best,

Andrew





Well,from what I can see on tv here in Minneapolis - people just seem to be
trying to get home. Apparently, things are pretty orderly for the most part
in NYC. I'm sure there will be lots of stories of disorder that will come
later - especially if power isn't restored before nightfall. It's been hot
there (NYC) and people will get bored - but who knows. Stay calm, wait and
see.

There's not much reporting going on of other cities though - the Freep had
a blurb on it, not much more info  yet as to the condition of the city.

MEK



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[EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
cc:

  08/14/03 06:14 PM Subject:  RE: (313)
Power outages








 Man, this is the kind of thing that makes Alex Jones seem like a prophet.


 I worry about all my fellow ravers.

I hope people are OK, maybe we can get some reports of what it was like?
It's strange to say the least that so many cities got knocked out at around
the same time, 4pm. I don't want to believe it, but my heart is not feeling
good about this.

People treat like animals.

:-(

Take care people.














RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread Thomas D. Cox, Jr.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Pardon me, I meant the people are being *treat* like animals, not
acting like animals. I just feel really sorry for you lot, it
seems like a real climate of fear since Sept. 2001.

im not afraid of anything, but then again i dont like in NYC.

tom 


andythepooh.com


 
   


RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread Odeluga, Ken
Nothing to do with the Microsoft Virus then?

k

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Pardon me, I meant the people are being *treat* like animals, not
acting like animals. I just feel really sorry for you lot, it
seems like a real climate of fear since Sept. 2001.

Best,

Andrew





Well,from what I can see on tv here in Minneapolis - people just seem to be
trying to get home. Apparently, things are pretty orderly for the most part
in NYC. I'm sure there will be lots of stories of disorder that will come
later - especially if power isn't restored before nightfall. It's been hot
there (NYC) and people will get bored - but who knows. Stay calm, wait and
see.

There's not much reporting going on of other cities though - the Freep had
a blurb on it, not much more info  yet as to the condition of the city.

MEK




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Entropy [EMAIL PROTECTED], 313@hyperreal.org
cc:

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(313) Power outages










 Man, this is the kind of thing that makes Alex Jones seem like a prophet.


 I worry about all my fellow ravers.

I hope people are OK, maybe we can get some reports of what it was like?
It's strange to say the least that so many cities got knocked out at around
the same time, 4pm. I don't want to believe it, but my heart is not feeling
good about this.

People treat like animals.

:-(

Take care people.









Re: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread Phonopsia
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 Nothing to do with the Microsoft Virus then?


That's not supposed to impact until Saturday, but even then, I doubt it
could affect a power grid - or I sincerely hope not anyway.

So you think maybe some fool went down the Falls in a barrel and stopped up
the works? ;)

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RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread Odeluga, Ken
Somebody turned up the aircon @ Ford too high. Ooooh political! ;-)

k

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 Nothing to do with the Microsoft Virus then?


That's not supposed to impact until Saturday, but even then, I doubt it
could affect a power grid - or I sincerely hope not anyway.

So you think maybe some fool went down the Falls in a barrel and stopped up
the works? ;)

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Re: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread /0
fxck power outages.

of course I live 2 hours from detroit now, and left my house at 3pm so I
could drink some beers and bbq before heading over to see traxx, twonz, and
theo parrish.

you all know that at around 4:15pm, the power went out and Im assuming
(safely I imagine) that the event didn't go down, unless it was featuring
lots of candles and generators.

so I ended up trapped in ann arbor, unable to get money from the bank, no
food, no ac, and my friends place is the top of a 3 story house.  it was 85
degrees in his house when I left to take my chances with i-75 at 4am this
morning.  at least my car has tunes and ac :P

I hope you're all faring well, and that you can find some peace despite the
glaring technology void left by the power outage.  I'm really sad that the
best event in the last couple months just happened to fall on the night of
the worst outage in history.


-Joe

we grilled some salmon and halibut though :D

-Joe


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 Somebody turned up the aircon @ Ford too high. Ooooh political! ;-)

 k

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 313@hyperreal.org
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  Nothing to do with the Microsoft Virus then?
 
 
 That's not supposed to impact until Saturday, but even then, I doubt it
 could affect a power grid - or I sincerely hope not anyway.
 
 So you think maybe some fool went down the Falls in a barrel and stopped
up
 the works? ;)
 
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RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread Ryan Snowden
How big is this power outage?  This is crazy right?

|-Original Message-
|From: /0 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
|Sent: 15 August 2003 16:07
|To: Odeluga, Ken; Phonopsia; 313@hyperreal.org
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|
|
|fxck power outages.
|
|of course I live 2 hours from detroit now, and left my house 
|at 3pm so I could drink some beers and bbq before heading over 
|to see traxx, twonz, and theo parrish.
|
|you all know that at around 4:15pm, the power went out and Im 
|assuming (safely I imagine) that the event didn't go down, 
|unless it was featuring lots of candles and generators.
|
|so I ended up trapped in ann arbor, unable to get money from 
|the bank, no food, no ac, and my friends place is the top of a 
|3 story house.  it was 85 degrees in his house when I left to 
|take my chances with i-75 at 4am this morning.  at least my 
|car has tunes and ac :P
|
|I hope you're all faring well, and that you can find some 
|peace despite the glaring technology void left by the power 
|outage.  I'm really sad that the best event in the last couple 
|months just happened to fall on the night of the worst outage 
|in history.
|
|
|-Joe
|
|we grilled some salmon and halibut though :D
|
|-Joe
|
|
|- Original Message - 
|From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|To: Phonopsia [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
|Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 2:51 AM
|Subject: RE: (313) Power outages
|
|
| Somebody turned up the aircon @ Ford too high. Ooooh political! ;-)
|
| k
|
| -Original Message-
| From: Phonopsia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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| 
|  Nothing to do with the Microsoft Virus then?
| 
| 
| That's not supposed to impact until Saturday, but even 
|then, I doubt 
| it could affect a power grid - or I sincerely hope not anyway.
| 
| So you think maybe some fool went down the Falls in a barrel and 
| stopped
|up
| the works? ;)
| 
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RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread Robert Taylor
Has this got anything to do with the massive overconsumption of energy the US 
is notorious for? ;-)

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Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 3:04 PM
To: '/0'; Odeluga, Ken; Phonopsia; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: (313) Power outages


How big is this power outage?  This is crazy right?

|-Original Message-
|From: /0 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
|Sent: 15 August 2003 16:07
|To: Odeluga, Ken; Phonopsia; 313@hyperreal.org
|Subject: Re: (313) Power outages
|
|
|fxck power outages.
|
|of course I live 2 hours from detroit now, and left my house 
|at 3pm so I could drink some beers and bbq before heading over 
|to see traxx, twonz, and theo parrish.
|
|you all know that at around 4:15pm, the power went out and Im 
|assuming (safely I imagine) that the event didn't go down, 
|unless it was featuring lots of candles and generators.
|
|so I ended up trapped in ann arbor, unable to get money from 
|the bank, no food, no ac, and my friends place is the top of a 
|3 story house.  it was 85 degrees in his house when I left to 
|take my chances with i-75 at 4am this morning.  at least my 
|car has tunes and ac :P
|
|I hope you're all faring well, and that you can find some 
|peace despite the glaring technology void left by the power 
|outage.  I'm really sad that the best event in the last couple 
|months just happened to fall on the night of the worst outage 
|in history.
|
|
|-Joe
|
|we grilled some salmon and halibut though :D
|
|-Joe
|
|
|- Original Message - 
|From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|To: Phonopsia [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
|Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 2:51 AM
|Subject: RE: (313) Power outages
|
|
| Somebody turned up the aircon @ Ford too high. Ooooh political! ;-)
|
| k
|
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| Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 7:17 AM
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| 
|  Nothing to do with the Microsoft Virus then?
| 
| 
| That's not supposed to impact until Saturday, but even 
|then, I doubt 
| it could affect a power grid - or I sincerely hope not anyway.
| 
| So you think maybe some fool went down the Falls in a barrel and 
| stopped
|up
| the works? ;)
| 
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RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread Odeluga, Ken
Force majeure - what can you do?! ;-)

Try and have a nice weekend.

Ken

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To: Odeluga, Ken; Phonopsia; 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) Power outages


fxck power outages.

of course I live 2 hours from detroit now, and left my house at 3pm so I
could drink some beers and bbq before heading over to see traxx, twonz, and
theo parrish.

you all know that at around 4:15pm, the power went out and Im assuming
(safely I imagine) that the event didn't go down, unless it was featuring
lots of candles and generators.

so I ended up trapped in ann arbor, unable to get money from the bank, no
food, no ac, and my friends place is the top of a 3 story house.  it was 85
degrees in his house when I left to take my chances with i-75 at 4am this
morning.  at least my car has tunes and ac :P

I hope you're all faring well, and that you can find some peace despite the
glaring technology void left by the power outage.  I'm really sad that the
best event in the last couple months just happened to fall on the night of
the worst outage in history.


-Joe

we grilled some salmon and halibut though :D

-Joe


- Original Message -
From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Phonopsia [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 2:51 AM
Subject: RE: (313) Power outages


 Somebody turned up the aircon @ Ford too high. Ooooh political! ;-)

 k

 -Original Message-
 From: Phonopsia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 7:17 AM
 To: 313@hyperreal.org
 Subject: Re: (313) Power outages
 
 
 - Original Message -
 From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
[EMAIL PROTECTED];
 313@hyperreal.org
 Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 6:46 AM
 Subject: RE: (313) Power outages
 
 
  Nothing to do with the Microsoft Virus then?
 
 
 That's not supposed to impact until Saturday, but even then, I doubt it
 could affect a power grid - or I sincerely hope not anyway.
 
 So you think maybe some fool went down the Falls in a barrel and stopped
up
 the works? ;)
 
 Tristan
 ===
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RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread Carissa Tintinalli
The outage covered the midwest and east coast, including Detroit, Lansing, 
northern Ohio, New York State, Connecticut, New Jersey, and all of Ontario 
except the far western part of the province.


Windsor (in Canada, just across the river from Detroit) came back on slowly 
starting around midnight, but I think only because Canadian energy sort of 
detached itself from the U.S. power grid to get us up faster. But we've been 
going on and off sporadically all morning again, so who knows if we'll stay 
up.


Joe/r3dshift: Hopefully power will be back in downtown Detroit by tomorrow 
night (it's back in Corktown now) because the lineup you missed (Traxx, 
Deecoy, Hieroglyphic Being, no Theo though) is scheduled to play at 
Untitled.




From: Ryan  Snowden [EMAIL PROTECTED]

How big is this power outage?  This is crazy right?

|-Original Message-
|From: /0 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Sent: 15 August 2003 16:07
|To: Odeluga, Ken; Phonopsia; 313@hyperreal.org
|Subject: Re: (313) Power outages
|
|
|fxck power outages.
|
|of course I live 2 hours from detroit now, and left my house
|at 3pm so I could drink some beers and bbq before heading over
|to see traxx, twonz, and theo parrish.
|
|you all know that at around 4:15pm, the power went out and Im
|assuming (safely I imagine) that the event didn't go down,
|unless it was featuring lots of candles and generators.
|
|so I ended up trapped in ann arbor, unable to get money from
|the bank, no food, no ac, and my friends place is the top of a
|3 story house.  it was 85 degrees in his house when I left to
|take my chances with i-75 at 4am this morning.  at least my
|car has tunes and ac :P
|
|I hope you're all faring well, and that you can find some
|peace despite the glaring technology void left by the power
|outage.  I'm really sad that the best event in the last couple
|months just happened to fall on the night of the worst outage
|in history.
|
|
|-Joe
|
|we grilled some salmon and halibut though :D
|
|-Joe
|
|
|- Original Message -
|From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|To: Phonopsia [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
|Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 2:51 AM
|Subject: RE: (313) Power outages
|
|
| Somebody turned up the aircon @ Ford too high. Ooooh political! ;-)
|
| k
|
| -Original Message-
| From: Phonopsia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 7:17 AM
| To: 313@hyperreal.org
| Subject: Re: (313) Power outages
| 
| 
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| To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
|[EMAIL PROTECTED];
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| Subject: RE: (313) Power outages
| 
| 
|  Nothing to do with the Microsoft Virus then?
| 
| 
| That's not supposed to impact until Saturday, but even
|then, I doubt
| it could affect a power grid - or I sincerely hope not anyway.
| 
| So you think maybe some fool went down the Falls in a barrel and
| stopped
|up
| the works? ;)
| 
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Re: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread /0
but,
but,
but,

THEO PARRISH!! :(

*pouting*

-Joe

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From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Phonopsia [EMAIL PROTECTED];
313@hyperreal.org
Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 11:14 AM
Subject: RE: (313) Power outages


 Force majeure - what can you do?! ;-)

 Try and have a nice weekend.

 Ken

 -Original Message-
 From: /0 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 4:07 PM
 To: Odeluga, Ken; Phonopsia; 313@hyperreal.org
 Subject: Re: (313) Power outages
 
 
 fxck power outages.
 
 of course I live 2 hours from detroit now, and left my house at 3pm so I
 could drink some beers and bbq before heading over to see traxx, twonz,
and
 theo parrish.
 
 you all know that at around 4:15pm, the power went out and Im assuming
 (safely I imagine) that the event didn't go down, unless it was featuring
 lots of candles and generators.
 
 so I ended up trapped in ann arbor, unable to get money from the bank, no
 food, no ac, and my friends place is the top of a 3 story house.  it was
85
 degrees in his house when I left to take my chances with i-75 at 4am this
 morning.  at least my car has tunes and ac :P
 
 I hope you're all faring well, and that you can find some peace despite
the
 glaring technology void left by the power outage.  I'm really sad that
the
 best event in the last couple months just happened to fall on the night
of
 the worst outage in history.
 
 
 -Joe
 
 we grilled some salmon and halibut though :D
 
 -Joe
 
 
 - Original Message -
 From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Phonopsia [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
 Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 2:51 AM
 Subject: RE: (313) Power outages
 
 
  Somebody turned up the aircon @ Ford too high. Ooooh political! ;-)
 
  k
 
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  Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 7:17 AM
  To: 313@hyperreal.org
  Subject: Re: (313) Power outages
  
  
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  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
 [EMAIL PROTECTED];
  313@hyperreal.org
  Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 6:46 AM
  Subject: RE: (313) Power outages
  
  
   Nothing to do with the Microsoft Virus then?
  
  
  That's not supposed to impact until Saturday, but even then, I doubt
it
  could affect a power grid - or I sincerely hope not anyway.
  
  So you think maybe some fool went down the Falls in a barrel and
stopped
 up
  the works? ;)
  
  Tristan
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(313) [OT]RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread James Hurlbut

On topic track name : Energy Flash - Beltram

Really it has to do with the deregulation of the energy industry that went 
on in this country around 1998. The US, with its faith in the market, 
decided it would be good to treat essential human services as commodities 
to be bought and sold for profit, making the electricity system as volatile 
as the stock market. In fact the energy wholesalers (people like Enron and 
Global Crossing, you know those companies that stole billions from 
taxpayers and employees and got a slap on the wrist?) are at an incentive 
to keep the system dangerously low in reserves, because they are paid more 
for providing reserve energy (that is energy below 18% of the capacity of 
the system) than they are for providing energy above the 18% checkmark. 
This means that after 1998 the local energy market in NY state was 
providing only around 10% of the capacity of the system, the rest was 
distributed from out of state investors or wholesalers, most of it from 
Canada who makes a lot of income by providing power to the US. This is what 
happened here in California a year and a half ago when Enron was busy 
shuttling power in and out of California getting paid for the energy each 
time it entered the state and other dirty tricks. Of course the Bush 
administration will use this as an excuse to build more power plants and 
rush the permitting process, sidelining any weak environmental standards 
and community issues still in place. Welcome to neocon xtreme capitalism, 
where even terrorist threats get sold on the market!


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Re: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread Greg Earle
Joe/r3dshift opined:
 I hope you're all faring well, and that you can find some peace despite the
 glaring technology void left by the power outage.  I'm really sad that the
 best event in the last couple months just happened to fall on the night of
 the worst outage in history.

Worst outage in history?  Ah, someone that didn't live through the
Great Blackout of November 1965, I see  :-)

(30,000,000+ people lost power that time.)

Jamie Hurlbut dropped some science:
 Really it has to do with the deregulation of the energy industry that went 
 on in this country around 1998.  The US, with its faith in the market, 
 decided it would be good to treat essential human services as commodities 
 to be bought and sold for profit, making the electricity system as volatile 
 as the stock market. In fact the energy wholesalers (people like Enron and 
 Global Crossing, you know those companies that stole billions from 
 taxpayers and employees and got a slap on the wrist?) are at an incentive 
 to keep the system dangerously low in reserves, because they are paid more 
 for providing reserve energy (that is energy below 18% of the capacity of 
 the system) than they are for providing energy above the 18% checkmark.
  
 This means that after 1998 the local energy market in NY state was 
 providing only around 10% of the capacity of the system, the rest was 
 distributed from out of state investors or wholesalers, most of it from 
 Canada who makes a lot of income by providing power to the US.  This is what 
 happened here in California a year and a half ago when Enron was busy 
 shuttling power in and out of California getting paid for the energy each 
 time it entered the state and other dirty tricks.  Of course the Bush 
 administration will use this as an excuse to build more power plants and 
 rush the permitting process, sidelining any weak environmental standards 
 and community issues still in place.  Welcome to neocon xtreme capitalism, 
 where even terrorist threats get sold on the market!

Post of the Year.  Succinct and oh-so-true.  It's unbelievable how evil
this stuff truly is.  California is the laughing stock of the world -
we're now having a circus erm ... I mean, a recall election in part
because Governor Gray Davis is such a panzy that he allowed us to get
caught up in buying electricity contracts (after Enron scr*wed us) for
4 times the going rate because our backs were to the wall.  Whee!

Ob313: The blackout prevented the first Iggy  The Stooges show in
   Michigan in 30 years.

- Greg




RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread The REAL Mxyzptlk

At 11:11 AM 8/15/2003, Robert Taylor wrote:
Has this got anything to do with the massive overconsumption of energy the 
US is notorious for? ;-)


-


I would suspect that it has a lot to do with lack of reinvestment in the 
power grid by those raking in the profits of same - often goes hand 
-in-hand with corporate economic ethics. I would also suspect that 
end-users will foot the bill for the coming update of same, fueled by huge 
hue and cry after the finger pointing/smoke clears over where the problem 
originated.


jeff




Re: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread Mark S. Kr
 Hey, you guys okay over there?

Brooklyn is back on-line as of 20 minutes ago!

*Whew*

=)

m*




RE: (313) Power outages

2003-08-15 Thread David Powers
For info on the background of the power outage, try this link:
http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=10ItemID=4051

As I suspected, this seems to be a direct result of the push for deregulation 
of the electrical industry, an idea which apparently was first pushed in the UK 
under Thatcher.  So now I'm blaming all of you in the UK! ;)

_Dave

-- Original Message -
Subject: RE: (313) Power outages
Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2003 15:17:48 +
From: Carissa Tintinalli [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org


The outage covered the midwest and east coast, including Detroit, Lansing, 
northern Ohio, New York State, Connecticut, New Jersey, and all of Ontario 
except the far western part of the province.

Windsor (in Canada, just across the river from Detroit) came back on slowly 
starting around midnight, but I think only because Canadian energy sort of 
detached itself from the U.S. power grid to get us up faster. But we've been 
going on and off sporadically all morning again, so who knows if we'll stay 
up.

Joe/r3dshift: Hopefully power will be back in downtown Detroit by tomorrow 
night (it's back in Corktown now) because the lineup you missed (Traxx, 
Deecoy, Hieroglyphic Being, no Theo though) is scheduled to play at 
Untitled.


From: Ryan  Snowden [EMAIL PROTECTED]

How big is this power outage?  This is crazy right?

|-Original Message-
|From: /0 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Sent: 15 August 2003 16:07
|To: Odeluga, Ken; Phonopsia; 313@hyperreal.org
|Subject: Re: (313) Power outages
|
|
|fxck power outages.
|
|of course I live 2 hours from detroit now, and left my house
|at 3pm so I could drink some beers and bbq before heading over
|to see traxx, twonz, and theo parrish.
|
|you all know that at around 4:15pm, the power went out and Im
|assuming (safely I imagine) that the event didn't go down,
|unless it was featuring lots of candles and generators.
|
|so I ended up trapped in ann arbor, unable to get money from
|the bank, no food, no ac, and my friends place is the top of a
|3 story house.  it was 85 degrees in his house when I left to
|take my chances with i-75 at 4am this morning.  at least my
|car has tunes and ac :P
|
|I hope you're all faring well, and that you can find some
|peace despite the glaring technology void left by the power
|outage.  I'm really sad that the best event in the last couple
|months just happened to fall on the night of the worst outage
|in history.
|
|
|-Joe
|
|we grilled some salmon and halibut though :D
|
|-Joe
|
|
|- Original Message -
|From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|To: Phonopsia [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 313@hyperreal.org
|Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 2:51 AM
|Subject: RE: (313) Power outages
|
|
| Somebody turned up the aircon @ Ford too high. Ooooh political! ;-)
|
| k
|
| -Original Message-
| From: Phonopsia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 7:17 AM
| To: 313@hyperreal.org
| Subject: Re: (313) Power outages
| 
| 
| - Original Message -
| From: Odeluga, Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
|[EMAIL PROTECTED];
| 313@hyperreal.org
| Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 6:46 AM
| Subject: RE: (313) Power outages
| 
| 
|  Nothing to do with the Microsoft Virus then?
| 
| 
| That's not supposed to impact until Saturday, but even
|then, I doubt
| it could affect a power grid - or I sincerely hope not anyway.
| 
| So you think maybe some fool went down the Falls in a barrel and
| stopped
|up
| the works? ;)
| 
| Tristan
| ===
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| Music: http://www.mp313.com
| Contact: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| 
| 
| 
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