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AR Clerk- GP Dynamics (Long Beach)

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GP experience required- ONLY CANDIDATES WITH GP EXPERIENCE WILL BE CONSIDERED

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Obama seeks to reassure Merkel on spying

President Barack Obama has sought to reassure Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, that US secret surveillance programmes were limited

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Drumbeat: June 19, 2013

U.S. Considers Exporting More Oil for First Time Since ’70s

The U.S. oil boom is moving Congress closer than it has been in more than three decades to easing the ban on exporting crude imposed after the Arab embargo.

Advances such as hydraulic fracturing are leading to record production that may outstrip refinery capacity within 18 months to three years, said Benjamin Salisbury, a senior energy policy analyst at FBR Capital Markets Corp. in Arlington, Virginia. Net petroleum imports now account for about 40 percent of demand, down from 60 percent in 2005, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, ...

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Top White House adviser: Meaningful climate action coming soon

Steam and smoke rise from a coal burning power plant in Gelsenkirchen, Germany. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner, File)

While the Obama administration won’t put its weight behind a carbon tax, it is preparing to “take meaningful action” to prevent a warming planet, the top White House energy adviser said Wednesday.

Heather Zichal, the deputy assistant to the president for energy and climate change, said tackling the issue will be a top priority during President Barack Obama’s second term.

Obama knows this is a “legacy” issue and is “serious” about making climate change action “a second-term priority,” Zichal said at a forum organized by The New Republican. “We are poised to take meaningful action.”

Economist: Climate change a financial threat to oil companies

Zichal’s comments come as rumors swirl in Washington, D.C. about a possible administrative package of climate change policies to be unveiled as early as next month. That would make good on Obama’s state-of-the-union pledge to address the issue using his executive powers and through federal agencies if Congress fails to act.

Although Zichal didn’t outline specifics Wednesday, one big contender is a proposal to limit greenhouse gas emissions from existing power plants. The EPA already has proposed rules for new power plants, an initiative that has blunted utilities’ interest in constructing new coal-fired facilities. But that measure does nothing about existing power plants, some built decades ago, which account for roughly 40 percent of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.

Environmentalists have said clamping down on emissions from existing power plants is one of the biggest steps Obama could take to tackle climate change. And the Obama administration has already committed to eventually taking the step, as part of a legal settlement in 2010 of a lawsuit brought by environmentalists.

But the move almost certainly would touch off an ugly battle with Congress, power utilities and coal supporters.

IEA: Energy sector source of 2/3 of greenhouse gas release

While controversial, that approach would avoid an even more contentious idea: a carbon tax embedded into the price of goods and services.

“The president has not proposed and does not intend to propose a carbon tax,” Zichal said. Instead, “as a whole, the president is very focused on implementing common-sense policies to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions.”

Zichal emphasized that the White House has a number of “important tools that we are prepared to deploy.”

Beyond EPA action on greenhouse gas emissions, she cited Interior Department permitting of renewable energy projects on public lands and fuel economy standards.


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Need Stylists/Barbers/Manicurests/Salon Manager (Buena Park)) (Buena Park/ Cerritos)

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Posted: 2013-03-04, 8:23PM PST

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Test Technician III - Weatherford - Houston, TX

One of the largest oilfield services companies, Weatherford operates in more than 100 countries and employs more than 50,000 people worldwide. With a product and service portfolio that spans the life cycle of a well- drilling, evaluation, completion, production and intervention- and a robust research and development effort, we are well positioned to meet the ever-evolving needs of the oil and gas industry.

JOB SCOPE
Under general supervision, perform hydrostatic testing, which includes rig up and rig down of all test hoses, equipment, and meters.

DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Examine parts for conformance with dimensional specifications using precision measuring Instruments. Assist in installation of unit or system to be tested, including rig up and rig down of all test hoses, equipment, and indicating equipment. Activate controls to apply power and subject test item to successive steps in test cycle. Monitor controls and instruments and record test data for engineer's use. May be required to work offshore. Work assignments carried out to the highest quality level. Perform various other duties and activities as assigned by supervisor within the physical constraints of the job.
SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE
1-3 years experience within Pipeline Services Strong knowledge of hydraulic testing procedures Strong mechanical knowledge Good communication skills Ability to read a chart recorder, measuring tape, micrometer, and calipers
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
The physical ability to immediately respond to emergency situations.
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Work From Home $400-$2000/week Cam Model (Work From Home )

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Apparel Production Asst/Cust Service (Culver City)

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Investors play safe ahead of Fed meeting

Equities edge lower and the dollar and high-grade government bonds have climbed as investors make their positions as secure as possible

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World’s 3 biggest shipping operators unite

A man takes in pictures the A. P. Moller-Maersk Group Eugen Maersk ship, the world?s largest 397 m long container vessel, on February 20, 2008 in the French harbor of Le Havre, western France. AFP PHOTO ROBERT FRANCOIS (Photo credit should read ROBERT FRANCOIS/AFP/Getty Images)

COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Danish shipping and oil group A.P. Moller-Maersk says the world’s three biggest shipping container operators have entered an alliance to reduce fuel consumption and improve service and operations.

Vincent Clerc of the Copenhagen-based company’s shipping unit says MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. and CMA CGM of France will form the P3 alliance with Maersk Line.

Clerc said Tuesday that it will mean “even more efficient and competitive” operations.

The alliance will be an independently operated network with 255 vessels and is to start operations next year, depending on regulatory approvals. Maersk stressed the companies will continue to have fully independent sales, marketing and customer service functions.

The P3 alliance will operate a capacity of 2.6 million containers between Asia and Europe, across the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean.


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Obama hints at move for Bernanke

US president suggests he is prepared to let Federal Reserve chairman retire despite central bank facing crucial decision over bond market withdrawal

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