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Thursday, May 5, 2016

Indigenous in Peru Set to Strike


Indigenous in Peru Set to Strike Against Massive Copper Mine


 
China is run by a small rich group of Bully Communists, hell bent on destroying the world to make more riches for themselves, do you honestly believe in your wildest dreams, that any one of them care what happens to Peru?
copper mine pollution


Thank- you Els Herten

Last September, a strike took place against this same mining company that resulted in 4 civilian deaths.

All commercial activities came to a standstill during that time.

The government declared a state of emergency and armed forces were called in.

The protest took place after the Environmental Impact Study was changed, along with the addition to the project of a Molybdenum plant, a filters plant,

and a concentrated materials storage facility – all without having reached an agreement with the communities.

Farming communities represented included the following: Huancuiri, Pumamarca, Sacsahuillca, Fuerabamba, Chuicuni, Ccasa, Huanacopampa, Ccahuapirhua, Pamputa, Choqueca Antuyo, Chumilli, Chicñahui, Quehuira, Manuel Seoane Corrrales, Carmen Alto–Challhuahuacho, Cconccacca,  Arcospampa Congota, Pabamba, Pisaccasa, Yuricancha, Huaruma, Andrés Avelino Cáceres, Chacamachay, Pitic, Qqello, Allahua, Ccasacancha, Hulluyo, Asacasi, Payancca, Queuña, Tambulla, Pararani, Huancuiri, Chila, Choaquere, Minascucho, Lahuani, Chocoyo, Chuntahuillqui, Huarccoyo, Llamahui

Cauchegan Rock (Brewster)

 
Cauchegan Rock


Someone from Brewster has been to the post twice before.

Brewster New York

June 10, 2012 /


Brewster New York

April 22, 2014 /


You might find this to be of interest.

Then Shechaim Ohjieshan Unkas (Sachem Uncas) because of his bravery in many battles with our then enemies

(the Narragansett tribe), named Cauchegan Rock after a Maïngan Warrior, gave this brave warrior our 'Sacred Prayer Rock,'

to guard and care for and re-named him

"War Chief Cauchegan."

Cauchegan - Bravery in Battles.

The Brewster family are a decadent from this War Chief.

Back in the late 1980's while tending to Shechaim Ohjieshan Ziek (Sachem Ziek) Crossing;

our office was cleaned out, including our safes, so your proof is in your genealogy (ancestors)!

Your town father, the one the town was named after might be an old member of the Mohiigan people?

Indian burial prayer


This question has been asked over a hundred times in the past
and as of late, quite often in Florida, so one must now wonder,

Why?

Maybe it is the wrong question or the question needs more in - put?

Native American Teachers on line or in a tribe, (one might question 'nation' in Florida), would be happy to answer your questions about our/their culture, if you give us/them the chance.

Welcome Port Saint Lucie Florida

 To one of many of our posting along this line.


Native American prayer for a funeral


 This is another only in Florida.
 

Indian ritual graveside prayer

June 30th 2015


 If I were looking for a place to hold such a ceremony in Florida, one might thing Indian Mound?

Indian burial prayer


 pictures


 pictures

Indian burial mounds in Florida

Monday, April 4, 2016

Why Florida Is Losing Its Grip on Retirees


Money - By Dan Kadlec  7 hours ago
Where do I begin and will my post ever end?
 :-)
To start with


Why Florida Is Losing Its Grip on Retirees
A greedy Florida House of Representatives for many years.
A greedy Florida senate for many years.
A greedy governor for far too many years.
A greedy Florida States Attorney.
A puppet setup in every committee in every county in the state of Florida.
High taxes!
Low employment unless you choose to work two or three, no benefit, jobs, just to pay rent or mortgage, put food on the table.
Every roadway in the state of Florida is quickly becoming toll roads, a lot of toll!
Tens of Thousands of drunk hit and run drivers a year in the state.
No housing for the poor and middle-class.
Crime is extremely high in every county in the state of Florida.
Yet Floridians keep on sending the same greedy useless people into office!
That is just the tip of the preverbal bucket, so to speak.


Are retirees looking for their dream home in all the wrong places? Florida, which helped popularize the notion of a snowbird retirement, has the most residents age 65-plus. Yet it now ranks near the bottom of a new list of states deemed most desirable for folks contemplating retirement. Virginia tops the list, while another long-standing retirement haven, California, comes in dead last. The Midwest generally shows well.

Quality of life, including weather, is just one of six components in the calculation. The others: financial health of the state and its residents, access to healthcare, affordable and age-friendly housing, employment and education opportunities, and residents’ overall wellness. The report from LPL Financial is designed to help pre-retirees, defined as those 45-64, choose a state now that they will be happy with when they retire.

The criteria may explain why Florida comes in at No. 38. It scored poorly on housing as well as on employment and education. Incredibly, the sunshine state also scored poorly on community and quality of life, which looks beyond weather to the impact of traffic patterns and crime rates. Florida is home to 11 of the nation’s 100 most dangerous cities.

At least among pre-retirees, who may still have kids in school and 20 more years of career, the weather in retirement seems almost irrelevant. These people may change their tune when they finally get to age 66 and tire of snowstorms. But at this point their life, the research shows, South Carolina, Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico clock in at Nos. 43-46, respectively, joining California as among the least attractive places to call it quits.

Arizona and Nevada scored an F in health care; New Mexico scored an F in both quality of life and employment and education. The biggest problems with California are the state’s fiscal mess, which raises the specter of more tax hikes, and its high cost of living, which translates into stratospheric real estate costs. California is home to nine of the 10 most expensive housing markets in the U.S.

Meanwhile, the upper Midwest—known for cold, snow, rain and tornadoes—is the top-ranking region. South Dakota, Wyoming and Michigan claim 2, 3, and 4, respectively. They rate average, at best, in employment opportunities and wellness. But the region has some of the best scores on financial health, quality of life and housing. Evidently there is something to be said for down-home neighborliness, a low cost of living and downright affordable housing. An average four-bedroom two-bath home in Rapid City, S.D., lists for $194,199, vs. $2.1 million in Palo Alto, Calif.

Virginia seems to have it all—it is one of 12 states with no grade lower than a C. The state was a standout in the quality of life and financial categories, helped by a high median income, low cost of living and below-average tax burden.

Financial data get the heaviest weighting in the LPL report. But if your personal finances are in excellent shape, you may still want to consider more expensive destinations, such as New York (No. 49, but has an A for health care) and California (A for quality of life). Or even Hawaii, which ranks ranks No. 41 largely because of its oppressive costs but gets straight A’s in quality of life, employment and education, and wellness.

Calculator:

In the end, where you will want to live in retirement depends a lot on how well you prepare financially. It’s easy to discount warm weather and emphasize employment opportunities and low costs when you are still going into the office every day and building a nest egg. But if all that hard work pays off, and you can afford to find a safe beach somewhere at age 66, the weather just might matter after all. Only time will tell.

Mon, Apr 4, 2016

Indian River Lagoon in the news


Again!
Brevard County Organizes Clean-up Effort for Indian River Lagoon Fish Kill
ALGAE BLOOM my FOOT!

Floridians, yours truth included, have been writing about our (Indian River Lagoon) and the abuse by the government officials and their, not telling the whole truth scientist, for many years.

If you are getting media coverage about this in your area, please take a long hard look at all of the homeowners all around the Lagoon.

Each one of the houses around the lagoon has rich, green, lawns, beautiful plants and trees and right on the water.

This means chemical fertilizing, constantly sprayed on the land.

Chemical pest control constantly on the land.

Chemical weed control constantly on the land.

Making the chemical companies very rich!

Oh, by the way, each building has a septic system.

Remember the homes are right on the water.

Farms

Cows and horse farms all around the Indian River Lagoon.

Horse poop, cow poop everywhere.

Five locations inundated with dead fish because of an algae bloom in Indian River Lagoon

Will be the focus of a clean-up effort beginning today involving

Brevard County Government,

Brevard County Sheriff’s Office,

St. Johns River Waterway Management,

Keep Brevard Beautiful and citizen volunteers.

(Ted Matthews Image)


Massive fish kill has many wondering how Florida lagoon will survive

MELBOURNE, Fla. — The ides of March ushered in the worst known fish kill in Indian River Lagoon history, a watershed moment in a war to save a $3.7 billion annual economic engine.

Scientists say low levels of dissolved oxygen in the lagoon’s waters led to thousands of fish suffocating. More than 30 species in all died in the kill-off.

The same scientists believe the recent “brown tide” of algae blooming in the lagoon is responsible for the low oxygen levels.

The massive death spiral outraged the collective conscience of coastal residents, leaving many scratching their heads, pinching their noses and wondering what’s next: Dolphins? Manatees? Pelicans? A repeat of four years ago when all three died en masse?

Researchers say it likely will be years before the full impact of the fish kill is known.

500 lb grouper found dead in Florida canal.