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    If they really wanted to, Canada could get together with the Philippines and they could build a simple 10MW power plant in a year... that could be used to provide desalinated water, power electricity for bathhouses and laundry, cooking, heat... the cost would break down to 4 to 7 cents for a group of 1000 people, see the cost break down... and your telling me they couldn't do this... in an "emergency"... TPC needs the PR, they are obviously "dying" for customers... This is practical, super ultra cost effective, absolutely needed... and one of the first things that is needed in an emergency after immediate water, food and medical... is ENERGY....


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    They are already building one in Chile RIGHT NOW! (for water desalination)
    It would cost 20 millions dollars... (2million/ KW) You think the Philippine and US and Canadian Governments couldn't afford 20 million dollars that would give the People energy for the next 50 years at a cost of less then 4 cents/kwh (since the government would pick up the infrastructure cost...) and take 18 to 24 months?????????
    http://www.thoriumpowercanada.com/te.../the-projects/

    Where would Haiti be today if they had built one there? Everyone would have a place to wash, clean and cook and a never ending source of fresh water or at least enough energy to build and power infrastructure for a training center and a manufacturing plant... Oh, I keep forgetting I must be such a genius and this is just way, way too complex a subject for hundreds and thousand of government agents to figure out... oh silly me.... (NOT!)
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    Quote Posted by Marren (here)
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    LifeAngel are you willing to share your wife's facebook name so we that do facebook can go there?

    Thanks... As I said I want to contribute to real people not the red cross or others organizations that get a take on the money. I stopped contributing to profiting organizations years ago. I contribute to real people that can use and distribute the funds to the best of their ability.

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    Her Facebook name is Lifey Atamosa Lim. Her profile picture is of her carrying our two toddlers. Her name is Life. Been her nickname for over a decade. It describes truly of what she is like as a person.

    Thank you Kimberly. We are in this to help as much people as we can.

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    Hi LifeAngel! I would like to help but i was not able to find anyone by that name on Facebook. I am not either comfortable sending organizations like the Red Cross money. Please get back to me!
    Hi marren, I tried a search on her too and I can't see her. I will give you my email address and try searching for me on Facebook. Gcabalim@gmail.com. My profile name is Ger Man. Once we are friends you will see my wife's posts on Facebook.profile pic is of my wife with arm around my shoulder and I am wearing striped shirt.

    Or send me yours. Tried using search and it does work, but find friends doesn't.
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    Sigma6 and the Group - just to give some insight.. a 10 megawatt reactor is slightly larger than a refrigerator.. That is a decentralized system and is safe. There is NO Fukushima gigawatt massive central power.. there is safety with the thorium systems, and the cost is reasonable. It is something to think about for long term. Obviously the short term means off-shore systems such as supplied by the reactors on the aircraft carriers CAN be used to supply power, if power is the issue.

    I think clean water and medical supplies are a focus, but if one gets the aircraft carriers there, there could be clean water, medical and electricity.. just some thoughts as to stagewise planning..

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    Quote Posted by mahalall (here)
    mariposafe, post 31,
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    "warrior-culture of the people, the Kalinga were able to preserve their culture despite centuries of occupation in the lowlands by the Spaniards, Americans, and the Japanese"

    Lifeangel: salamat po

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    Deliveries being delayed to Leyte due to ferries being kept on the island and not going to Cebu. Hundreds are waiting to bring aid to Leyte at the ports in Cebu.

    Some pics of my wife and friends combining food and supplies from their individual towns and districts. With Internet being down in our area it's slow going uploading pics.

    Edit update...

    Just got confirmation that the town where my wife is from has raised over 5000 packs of food and supplies for northern Cebu victims. These packs are the size of grocery bags that we get here in North America and are full of rice, canned goods, noodle soup, water and soap. With 600 000 people left homeless from the typhoon it will at least give a few thousand some relief for a few days.
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    Pics of people waiting in cebu port to bring food and supplies to Leyte island. Ferries are at a stand still in Leyte.
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