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NY Governor Expands Executive Order, NY Department of Financial Services Issues Further Guidance on 90-Day Mortgage Relief Directive in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic
Bankruptcy & Commercial Litigation Alert
Note: This Alert updates and supersedes our March 20, 2020, Alert titled "New York Issues Guidance on 90-Day Mortgage Relief Directive Issued as Response to COVID-19 Pandemic."
On Thursday, March 19, 2020, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a new directive to mortgage servicers to provide 90-day mortgage relief to New York borrowers impacted by the COVID-19 disease pandemic. That same day, the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) issued guidance to New York state regulated and exempt mortgage servicers urging that they provide relief to New York mortgage borrowers harmed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
While DFS's March 19 guidance was nonbinding, on Saturday, March 21, 2020, Governor Cuomo issued Executive Order No. 202.9 (EO 202.9) to expand this directive. EO 202.9 temporarily amends the state banking law and empowers the DFS superintendent to issue emergency regulations to implement some of the provisions of the governor's initial directive.
The DFS Guidance
DFS's March 19 guidance urged—but did not mandate—that servicers help "alleviate the adverse impact caused by COVID-19" on New York mortgage borrowers who "demonstrate they are not able to make timely payments" by:
Forbearing mortgage payments for 90 days from their due dates;
Refraining from reporting late payments to credit rating agencies for 90 days;
Offering mortgagors an additional 90-day grace period to complete trial loan modifications and ensuring that late payments during the COVID-19 pandemic do not affect mortgagors' ability to obtain permanent loan modifications;
Waiving late payment fees and any online payment fees for a period of 90 days;
Postponing foreclosures and evictions for 90 days;
Ensuring that mortgagors do not experience a disruption of service if the mortgage servicer closes its office, including making available other avenues for mortgagors to continue to manage their accounts and to make inquiries; and
Proactively reaching out to mortgagors via app announcements, text, email or otherwise to explain the above-listed assistance being offered to mortgagors.
The DFS guidance applies to consumers but is not explicitly limited to consumer loans. The DFS encourages New York's mortgage servicers and banks to "assist these mortgagors under these unusual and extreme circumstances" and requests that New York servicers take the above-stated steps, deeming them "consistent with safe and sound banking practices" and ones that are "in the public interest and will not be subject to examiner criticism."
Significantly, DFS did not exercise its rule-making authority but instead issued a "guidance document" under New York's Administrative Procedures Act. A guidance document is not legally binding and only "provides general information or guidance to assist regulated parties in complying with any statute, rule or other legal requirement." N.Y. A.P.A. Law § 102. (Note that the DFS has not yet responded to our query about whether it intends to exercise its rule-making authority concerning this subject.)
A copy of the guidance document can be found here.
At the press conference earlier on March 19, Governor Cuomo said, "If you are not working, or working only part time, we will have banks and financial institutions waive mortgage payments for 90 days." He made clear that servicers would not be asked to waive payments. "We're not exempting people from the mortgage payments. We're just adjusting the mortgage to include those payments on the back end," Cuomo said. The measures will be reassessed at the end of the 90-day period, he said.
Executive Order 202.9: Amendments and Directives
After the DFS guidance was issued, on March 21, 2020, Governor Cuomo issued EO 202.9, which is part of a series of orders relating to the COVID-19 pandemic emergency in New York. In Part 1 of EO 202.9 and under the authority granted the governor by the New York Executive Law to temporarily suspend or modify statutes during a disaster emergency, the governor modified section 39(2) of the Banking Law to require banks to allow a 90-day forbearance to any person or business with a financial hardship, effective immediately and through April 20, 2020.
Ordinarily, section 39(2) of the Banking Law authorizes the DFS superintendent to issue orders to regulated entities, including banks and mortgage servicers, "directing the discontinuance of…unauthorized or unsafe and unsound practices[.]" EO 202.9 temporarily modifies the statute "to provide that it shall be deemed an unsafe and unsound business practice if, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, any bank which is subject to the jurisdiction of [DFS] shall not grant a forbearance to any person or business who has a financial hardship as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic for a period of ninety days." With this change, any bank subject to DFS regulation that does not grant 90-day forbearances could be ordered by DFS to do so.
In Part 2 of EO 202.9, the governor issued a two-part directive to the DFS focused more, but not exclusively, on consumer mortgages and other financial services. First, it directs that the DFS superintendent "shall ensure under reasonable and prudent circumstances that any licensed or regulated entities provide … an opportunity for a forbearance of payments for a mortgage for any person or entity facing a financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic" and adopt emergency regulations to make forbearances "widely available."
Second, it empowers (but does not mandate) that the DFS superintendent promulgate emergency regulations to direct, for the period of the emergency, that ATM fees, "overdraft fees and credit card late fees, may be restricted or modified in accordance with the Superintendent's regulation of licensed or regulated entities taking into account the financial impact on the New York consumer, the safety and soundness of the licensed or regulated entity, and any applicable federal requirements."
Executive Order 202.9: Scope and Effect
The full scope and applicability of EO 202.9 remains uncertain and gives DFS broad discretion. For example, Part 1, the amendment to the Banking Law encompasses a broad swath of both consumer and commercial obligations, as it requires that forbearances be given to "any person or business who has a financial hardship as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic." The language is not limited to specific financial products such as loans. Part 2, which directs the forbearance of consumer mortgage payments, applies only under "reasonable and prudent circumstances" and requires the application for forbearance to be granted "in all reasonable and prudent circumstances." Such broad power and wide discretion will have to be circumscribed by DFS regulation.
Adam M. Swanson
Consumer Financial Services Litigation


When I am making customizations of a 3D scatterplot, such as changing the minimum and maximum of a color gradient, these changes are not being saved when I save the report. Is there any way to save these customizations? I spent time yesterday formatting the journal the way that I wanted it to look, and when I reopen it today all those changes are gone!


Even though it's technically still summer until September 23rd, the beginning of September just FEELS like fall, doesn't it? (Well, I imagine in other parts of the country it does. Here in Miami, it's 100 degrees, as it always is, so it just always feels the same. We're left to WONDER what other seasons feel like!) I really do love summer, but Fall is such a great time! It's cool without being freezing, you can wear boots, faux furs… it was always one of my favorite seasons in New York. (I love spring, too!) In the spirit of autumn, it's time to share my 10 things to try in September list!
1. Transition your closet from summer to fall. September is the beginning of cooler temps, so it's the perfect time to prep your closet for the new season. Put away all your summery dresses and bring out your knits, furs, and leathers! Swap our your sandals for booties and make sure you're fully stocked on black opaque tights!
6. Clean up your workspace. Fall ultimately inspires organization; take this time to clean out your desk, file away any unnecessary papers, and basically just get yourself organized. Having a clean workspace inspires productivity!
7. Try Clinique's complimentary You-Time services. You may have seen my post yesterday about my experience at the Clinique counter testing out their "You-Time" services… this month, you should give them a try.
9. Upgrade your bag with a luxe tote. There's just something about a tote bag that I love. Swap out your bag for a sleek, timeless tote. It'll instantly elevate any outfit. I love this one.
10. Watch my new favorite show on Hulu: You're the Worst. I LOVE this show! It's hilarious and witty, and I love the characters. The best way I can describe the show is Trainwreck meets Happy Endings meets Girls. It's a non-traditional rom-com about two people who hate relationships, but ultimately find themselves in one. It's funny and honest and I love it! The first season is only 10 episodes and is available now on Hulu. The second season premieres on September 9th on FXX.
So that's the 10 things I'LL be trying in September! How about you? What's on your list? Tell me in the comments: will you be trying any of these things?


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Ammon News : Lower House Speaker Abdel Karim Doghmi Tuesday commended the Audit Bureau's oversight role to fight corruption and protect public money, and pledged to give utmost attention to the bureau's reports.
He said as he welcomed Audit Bureau President Assem Haddad, who handed him the annual report, that the rule of law is a priority for His Majesty King Abdullah that was underlined in the Speech from the Throne opening Parliament's ordinary session.
The Audit Bureau chief also handed a copy of the report to Senate President Faisal Fayez, who hailed the agency for adopting world-class oversight practices to preserve public funds and correct the imbalances in the government agencies under its jurisdiction.
Fayez stressed cooperation between the Senate and the bureau, which, he said, is worthy of more funding and technical support to carry out its tasks.
Lower House Speaker Abdel Karim Doghmi Tuesday commended the Audit Bureau's oversight role to fight corruption and protect public money, and pledged to give utmost attention to the bureau's reports.
Lower House, Senate heads underline Audit Bureau oversight role

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Gunmen kidnapped twenty Christians in Syria
By Maleeha Tareen -
An armed group linked to Nusra Front, considered Al Qaeda affiliate group in Syria, a Syrian kidnapped several Franciscan priest and faithful Qunayeh Syrian town near the border with Turkey, late Sunday 5 October. This is confirmed Tuesday the Holy Land, a division of the Franciscan order, primarily covering Israel, Palestinian and Syrian territories. In a statement on its website, the Custody adds that he does not know the whereabouts of Pastor Hanna Jallouf OFM and the captivity and can not contact with the kidnappers.
Although the statement of the Custody aims " brigades linked to Nusra Front ", the Vicar Apostolic of Aleppo, Abu Georges Khazen, has declared that no one knows for sure who is the author of the kidnapping. " We only know that the monastery was sacked on October 6, and others in the village are hidden. Among the hostages there is youth, both boys and girls," says Khazen quoted by Catholic news agency Fides. A group of Franciscan nuns took refuge in the village houses, the Custody accurate in its statement. Fides explains that the Holy Land has been present in the Orontes Valley for over 125 years and also the monastery, Franciscan Sisters manage a youth center, day care and outpatient.
In July 2013, a Syrian priest of the Franciscan Custody of the Holy Land died riddled with bullets after being evicted Gassabieh convent near Homs (south), while trying to defend the nuns residing on the premises. Local sources quoted by the BBC said the Islamist Front Nusra as perpetrators of the attack.
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Q: Low Fps on face tracking C++ I have written this code to track a person's face but however, I'm getting very low fps. When I only do video my fps is a lot higher.
I have tried changing the resolution but that did not work.
#include "opencv2/core.hpp"
#include <opencv2/highgui/highgui.hpp>
#include <iostream>
#include <opencv2/objdetect.hpp>
#include <opencv2/imgproc.hpp>

using namespace cv;
using namespace std;
int main(int argv, char** argc)
{

    CascadeClassifier faceCascade;
    faceCascade.load("C:\\Users\\farha\\OneDrive\\Desktop\\OpenCV4\\OpenCv\\install\\etc\\haarcascades\\haarcascade_frontalface_alt_tree.xml");

    Mat frame;
    Mat frameGray;
    VideoCapture cap(0);

    while (1)
    {
        cap >> frame;
        cvtColor(frame, frameGray, COLOR_RGB2GRAY);
        vector<Rect> faces;
        faceCascade.detectMultiScale(frame, faces);
        for (int i = 0; i < faces.size(); i++)
        {
            //int x1 = faces[i].x;
            //int y1 = faces[i].y;
            Point pt1(faces[i].x, faces[i].y);
            Point pt2(faces[i].x + faces[i].width, faces[i].height + faces[i].y);//, (faces[i].y, faces[i].width)
            rectangle(frame, pt1, pt2, Scalar(0, 0, 255), 2, 8, 0);

        }
        waitKey(1);
        imshow("Window", frame);
    }
    return 0;
}

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It is hard to believe that six months have flown by and our time in the USA has come to an end. We sit at JFK Airport in New York waiting for our connecting flight to Munich and reflect on our amazing adventures here and how much we have all grown up.
We have had a fantastic last few weeks exploring the American South. A weekend up in the Smokey Mountains with new special friends was so much fun. We went white-water rafting down the Nantahala River in North Carolina through simply stunning mountains, beautiful lush green forests, and bubbling creeks.This is bear country and is so beautiful. We discovered a new found treat. Making smores by the campfire. Marshmallows cooked on the fire on Graham Crackers (biscuits to us) with Hersey's chocolate all smushed together. Just a bit yum!
We've had fabulous dinners at people's places, sharing much laughter and perspectives on the world. Amazing music jam sessions with such talented people. Great food and wine enjoyed by all.
Before we left we had a trip down to Charleston seeing stunning old architecture from when large plantations were functioning and slavery was rife. It was such a beautiful city, full of history, culture, great food and atmosphere. The boys loved watching the old ladies weaving their traditional baskets out of sweet grass, watching great street music performers and wandering the streets. We came across the Angel Oak tree – a beautiful 400-year-old oak tree and so many other gorgeous areas. You can see why this part of the world has been used in so many movies like The Notebook and Gone with the Wind.
Byron's baseball season has started drawing to an end. The boy who had never seen a game of baseball being played has improved so much. It has been a great experience for him.
Strawberry picking with friends was a fun afternoon treat. The smell of fresh, ripe, organic berry. So yum. I think we sometimes forget what "real" fresh fruit and veggies taste like.
So many people have asked us what our favourite part of our trip so far has been. It is a tough one. We have been to so many amazing places and had so many fabulous experiences, but our little family has decided. Without a doubt, our favourite part has been the people we have met that have made this the best time. The people have been so hospitable. So kind and generous, and have made us feel incredibly welcome. From fantastic teachers that have inspired our boys and myself, to fabulous people that arrived on our doorstep when we first arrived in Dilworth with a welcome dinner. People who have introduced us to other great families. We are so incredibly grateful for their kindness and friendship. We have been so very fortunate.
So on to the next chapter of our adventures… We fly to Munich to catch up with relatives before driving to Leeds in England to house sit. We will see where the world takes us!


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Man admits to stabbing Rochester police officer in the face
Will Cleveland
A Rochester man admitted Thursday to stabbing a Rochester police officer in the face earlier this year.
Jamal Dima, 21, pleaded guilty to attempted aggravated assault upon a police officer after he stabbed Officer Brian Cala in the face at a home on Glendale Park in Rochester on Jan. 26.
Cala and his partner, Louis Mastrangelo, were dispatched to a residence near Dewey Avenue just before 11 a.m. after multiple callers told 911 a man was breaking windows and taillights on a vehicle.
When Cala knocked on the front door, the suspect "made a beeline toward" him and stabbed him once in the face, puncturing his sinus cavity, former RPD Chief La'Ron Singletary said in January.
Cala, who has been with the department for more than 22 years, drew his service weapon and fired five shots. One struck Dima in the left wrist. Dima fled and was then taken shortly after.
Cala was treated and released from the hospital on the same night as the attack.
"This is a dangerous job, and we deal with people who are unpredictable," Singletary said in January. "My job is to give them all the tools they need to go home safe at night."
Assistant District Attorney Michael Harrigan prosecuted the case. Prosecutors said they were happy Dima has now taken responsibility for his actions.
"I want to thank Officer Cala and the members of the Rochester Police Department who risk their lives every day for this community," Harrigan said in a release. "With a disposition that was supported by Officer Cala, he can continue to heal and serve our community."
Dima is scheduled to be sentenced Nov. 14 by Monroe County Court Judge Karen Turner Bailey.
Contact Will Cleveland at wcleveland@gannett.com. Follow him on Twitter @willcleveland13, Facebook @willcleveland13, and Instagram @clevelandroc. This coverage is only possible with support from our readers. Sign up today for a digital subscription.


The Beach Family: A day full of fall fun!
A day full of fall fun!
We had an early release from school today, so our moms & Nannie took us to a local farm for some fun with our friends! Life in the south in a bit different though, as it felt about 100 degrees on this balmy October day! We still had a blast though!
We thought we would battle the heat by starting with some ice cream and Sno-cones!
Everyone loved taking turns holding the emergency flag, and many of us wanted to use it to get out of there!
They had an awesome huge blow up trampoline that we all had a blast on!
Sophia and Emily loved the giant see-saws!
A bunch of us loved racing the tractor bikes too!
The huge racing rollers were fun for everyone!
This corn maze was WAY easier!
Everyone's favorite activity was the corn box! We have no idea how much corn they needed to fill the space, but it went all the way up to our knees!
We found corn EVERYWHERE after we left!
There were goats to feed too!
A bunch of the bigger kids tried to go through the haunted house, but only Abby & Miss Laura made it through the whole thing… we still have NO idea why it took them so long though!
Ben was scared just thinking about the house!
We had a blast together, and hope we can make it an annual tradition!


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'Annoying Music' for the Holidays
The cover of the new Annoying Music Show CD, Songs for People.
Forget the sugary Muzak that permeates malls this shopping season. When NPR's Scott Simon and Weekend Edition Saturday do Christmas music, Simon says, "we do it our way — the Annoying Music way!" Simon and Jim Nayder, host of public radio's The Annoying Music Show, continue their holiday tradition of subjecting listeners to excruciatingly bad Christmas music, including a howling "O Holy Night."
Exclusively for npr.org, Nayder lists what he calls "the Top (Bottom) Ten Best (Worst) Holiday Songs" for 2002.
10. "Deck The Halls" by Hoss Cartwright (aka the late actor Dan Blocker). "No one has done it better, except perhaps Ed Asner," Nayder says.
9. "Hanukah Rocks" by Gefilte Joe and The Fish, which Nayder says bills itself as "the world's only senior citizen Jewish rock band."
8. "Silver Bells" by Kathie Lee Gifford and Regis Philbin. In the second chorus, Nayder claims "Dr. Phil arrives to restrain Regis."
7. "Disco Jesus" by Tammy Faye Bakker. "So unfair," says Nayder, "that her onetime hubby Jim did the prison time."
6. "Hava Nagila" by Singin' Cats and Dogs -– a tune that Nayder says "just narrowly beat out the Singin' Chickens version of 'Adeste Fideles.'"
5. "Material Girl" by Petty Booka. Nayder says this tune embodies "the true meaning of Christmas — a Japanese bluegrass tribute to Madonna."
4. The Exercise (Holiday Pounds Away) to John Lennon Album. "What lovelier tribute," Nayder asks,"for this legendary Beatle?"
3. Nayder declares this a three-way tie: "Jingle Bells" by The Klezmonauts (a Klezmer band that performs Christmas carols); "Jingle Bells" performed completely with rubber bands; and "Jingle Bells" performed completely with power tools.
2. "Oh Holy Night" by The Brady Bunch. Nayder: "Enough said."
And Nayder's pick for Worst Holiday Song for 2002:
1. Caroline & Scott Simon's original composition "The Anthrax Blues," sung live on stage by the Simons earlier this month at The Annoying Music Show's holiday show.


Adamax's primary function is training military and law enforcement. We thoroughly enjoy teaching civilians and believe our courses offer practical insights to your training experience. However there are some protocols we must accept either because of insurance regulations or our experience as instructors regarding how to best convey these critical skills . Any restrictions on registration are not meant to belittle anyone's experience level. The bottom line is we want to make your time at Adamax a safe and worthwhile experience for everyone!!!
Below are some representative questions we have received from students.
What sets Adamax apart from other training providers?
Adamax is a full-time training company- that is our exclusive job description. We are incorporated and fully insured. Because we run classes on a frequent basis, our instructors have a depth of knowledge that gives them the ability to speedily diagnose shooter errors and provide effective corrections. This experience level also equates to enhanced range safety. Our facility is built for tactical training and features a live-fire shoot house.
With over 25 years of training performance, Adamax instructors provide a level of expertise to maximize student improvement. They have 'tricks of the trade' to compensate for individual needs that go beyond textbook instruction. The cadre has taught personnel from the recruit to operator level. They now bring these skills to the civilian arena. This ensures a safe environment along with the ability to quickly detect and correct student errors.
All Adamax instructors have multiple layers of law enforcement and/or military instructor level qualifications. We are all accredited as Police Firearms Instructors through the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board with at minimum of 40 hours instruction. Everyone on staff has instructor certifications beyond that. Some have NRA certifications. Some have worked taught foreign officers. Several of us teach courses that qualify law enforcement instructor candidates.
Overall, there is nearly 100 years of combined law enforcement experience. Each instructor has served multiple years on a tactical or special operations team doing high risk operations. There are a lot of fine instructors out there, but when it comes to practical experience gained from going in harm's way our cadre has 'been there –done that'. That is something that received through experience, not in a book or video.
For Intro classes we generally divide the class into two relays, with a maximum of seven persons per relay. There are two or three instructors on line. That provides lots of direct supervision and instruction. Maximum class size is 14 students which equals less down time, yet allow sufficient down time between range relays. Defensive classes are one on one with an instructor in the shoot house.
That is the most realistic training façade to experience room combat. We have a 5000 sq/ft structure that allows live ammunition with full color, full size decision making targets. There are rooms, doors and furniture inside. The floor plan replicates many common features encountered. It is extremely rare for civilians to participate in multi-room training scenarios.
Students provide their own firearm, ammunition, eye and ear protection. It is imperative that you train with the firearm you will be using at home. A ball cap is recommended. Some students prefer wearing a neck towel. You will need a spare magazine for the pistol course and a 'speed loader' for the revolver courses. A holster is a nice addition to hold your pistol while moving to and from the firing line. Bring some extra ammunition for accommodate 'special needs' situations. Dress for the weather. Sandals are not recommended. You may want to bring snacks or soft drinks.
We are not a retail store, so we encourage you to bring what you need at the start of the class. If you need ammo, please contact in advance and we can make arrangements to have it on site. There is a small amount of loaner materials on site such as eye and ear protection.
How strenuous are the courses?
That depends on the course you are taking. The introductory level courses typically involve 3 hours of classroom in the morning. A short range session before lunch follows. After lunch is another range session lasting about 2 hours. Finally, there is a presentation on cleaning and maintenance so students leave with a ready to use firearm. We have had senior citizens complete Intro to Defensive Auto Pistol. Defensive Pistol Level 1 & 2 classes are a mixture of lecture and range time. The skill builder courses typically require more stamina.
What kind of pistol should I bring to class?
First off, we want you to succeed in the course and get hits on target. Certain types of pistols enhance your chance for success. We recommend a full-size, center fire pistol. Calibers 9mm, .40 or .45ACP work well. Compacts are generally OK. The size of sub-compact pistols in any caliber make them difficult to control for multiple shots and their short sight radius deters accuracy. For safety reasons, no pocket autos [.25], derringers, etc.
Can I use a .32 or .320 caliber pistol?
Generally yes, but be aware that some of these may fall into the pocket auto category. Typically these pistols have rudimentary sights that make aiming more difficult. Also some lack modern safety features or controls that are hard to manipulate. These calibers are at best marginal for self defense. If you have a concern or question on a specific make & model, please contact us.
Is this military style training?
This is not a boot camp environment. All our instructors are selected for their ability to work with civilian clients. They are patient with their presentations and will work with you to succeed. Our range commands follow military type language, but this is straight forward to keep every safe and instruction flowing. Our style of shooting mirrors what we teach on the LE side. These are modern techniques for CQB that also apply to recreational shooting. It will get you shooting more efficiently than other methods, with more hits on target.
Why are classes set up in order?
As instructors, we must ensure each class starts with a common set of skills and students are familiar with our range procedures, safety protocols, etc. That is fair to the other students in attendance. It also makes the program of instruction more fluid, which enhances everyone's ability to learn and progress. However, any of the Skill Builder courses may be taken independent of the Defensive level courses.
Yes. Every graduate receives a full color certificate with your name and the course title.
I've been a shooter for 20+ years. Can I jump ahead into Defensive Pistol class?
There is no way for us to interpret how skilled or safe a person is with a firearm based on their own testimonial. That is why we require all new students to attend an intro level course as a prerequisite to other classes. Even persons with a shooting background have picked up some tips of the trade as we present the most modern, practical methods. Bottom line- it keeps everyone safe. There are two exceptions for a waiver.
1. Certificate from an accredited course that includes: 7 hours total length; 2-3 hour live fire range session with center fire pistol; the ability to load and unload individually.
2. Classification card from a competitive shooting organization.
Do Concealed Carry Permits constitute a waiver?
Maybe. There are too many variables with the program of instruction between the different classes. Generally some of these type classes the overall course length is insufficient and rarely is there a pragmatic live-fire range session. Please contact directly to verify.
I qualified on a pistol during basic training. Can I jump ahead into a Defensive 1 class?
Unfortunately- no. Practical pistol shooting is a progressive experience. It has evolved significantly within the past few years. Due to the passage of time and branch of service, there is no way to judge exactly what skills were taught.
Are Adamax classes for concealed carry?
Until the State of Illinois adopts and CCW program and releases their curriculum, we will remain with teaching the home defense type courses. On the plus side, we have had several students qualify for a Florida non-resident permit using our Intro to Auto Pistol and Defensive Pistol 1 certificates.
Do you offer children's courses?
Everyone attending must be at least age 21. We cannot have children spectators during classes.
I can't make the revolver class. Can I substitute for the Intro to Auto Pistol?
Although there are some similarities, these are two different weapons systems. Teaching both in the same class would be confusing to the student base. At the intro level, they must be separate classes.
How about a snub nose revolver for class?
Two inch barrel revolver will work, but they are a handicap. You are typically limited to 5 shots, crude sights and small grips. To put this in perspective, we had a Chief of Police go through the shoot house with a 2" Chief's Special revolver. His hit ratio at room combat distances was under 40%. He repeated the course with a full size pistol and scored over 90%.
Can we share a gun?
Maybe. Depending on the class taken and amount of students, we have had two people share 1 pistol or carbine. We simply put the two persons on different relays on the firing line.
What type of AR15 do I need for class?
Any commercial model will work fine, but the flexibility of a collapsible stock will pay off. Iron sights are sufficient. If you choose an optic, a reflex or red dot type are preferred. A conventional scope in excess of 2X magnification will become a hindrance. You will definitely need a spare magazine- 20 or 30 round and some type of sling.
Why are your class's round counts so low [high]?
In setting up the curriculum for each course, we strive to find an optimal amount of shots fired. We want to reinforce the skill being taught without tiring out the student to a point of diminished returns. We have found that dry-fire drills and using dummy rounds can yield excellent results reinforcing fundamental skills. There is an optimal daily level for range practice. Beyond that the shooter starts to mentally or physically fatigue with diminished overall results.
What are the Defensive Courses like?
We start out with a range session introducing carry and presentation techniques for self defense; with basic CQB shooting drills. Next we are in the classroom for a power point presentation on room clearing and fundamental tactics. We talk about essential legal concerns and the physiology of stress during defensive situations. This leads into 'rope drills; on the flat range to demonstrate these skills live fire. The afternoon is spent in the shoot house with room clearing scenarios to defend yourself or rescue a loved one inside your home.
The advanced levels classes add more complex scenarios and decision making. Added stressors are included such as alarms or low light. Some scenarios will take you beyond the actual encounter- incorporating simulated police interviews. Live action video is incorporated on select sessions to provide direct feedback on a student's actions.
On several occasions we have had families book a block a set of reservations in an open enrollment course. We have also done some private sessions for organizations wanting training exclusively for their group. With these custom courses, we can adjust the training syllabus to meet their request or add new topics. This includes immersion style weekend courses.


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Celia Rees (born 1949) is an English author of children's literature, including some horror and fantasy books.
She was born in 1949 in Solihull, West Midlands but now lives in Leamington Spa with her husband and teenage daughter. Rees attended University of Warwick and earned a degree in History of Politics. After university, she taught English in Coventry secondary schools for seventeen years, during which time she began to write.
During her time in teaching she asked several of her pupils why they wouldn't read the books they were given and what they wanted to read about. The pupils said that they wanted books with action, horror, danger, magic and pirates.
All of these are main themes in Rees' books.


Molly Kuchler is graduating with Honors in Classics and has received a full ride for her PhD at Bryn Mawr College's PhD/Graduate program in Greek, Latin, and Classical Studies. Congratulations Molly!
Jonas Tai was awarded a Lloyd C. Gardner Fellowship in Leadership & Social Policy for AY 2018-2019. The fellowship is aimed at expanding students' horizons, providing them with new experiences and opportunities, and preparing them for future roles in leadership positions (no matter their careers). It is run through the Political Science department which takes about 15 students each year. Congratulations, Jonas!
Max Duboff was awarded the Broadhead Prize for his translation of Virgil. This fund was given by Reverend Jacob Broadhead, D.D., and his son J. Romyn Broadhead, LL.D. The prize is awarded to a junior or senior who displays all around-excellence in Classics. Congratulations Max!
Three Rutgers classics students received prizes from the New York city-wide New York Classical Club's Greek and Latin translation competition. Max Duboff placed third in the NYCC Latin exam. Michael Antosiewicz placed third in the NYCC Greek exam. Jonas Tai placed second in the NYCC Greek exam. Congratulations, Max, Michael, and Jonas!!
Jonathan Finnerty ('17), double major in Classics and Philosophy, has been awarded a Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship, which funds four years of graduate study. Jonathan is currently applying to graduate school in philosophy with a specialty in Greek philosophy. Congratulations, Jonathan!
Congratulations to Emily Allen-Hornblower, for winning the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Service!


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Pramila Jayapal (* 21. September 1965 in Madras, Indien) ist eine US-amerikanische Politikerin. Seit dem 3. Januar 2017 vertritt sie als Abgeordnete der Demokratischen Partei den siebten Sitz des Bundesstaats Washington im US-Repräsentantenhaus.

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Pramila Jayapal wurde in Indien geboren und wuchs dann in Indien, Indonesien und Singapur auf. Im Alter von 16 Jahren kam sie 1982 in die Vereinigten Staaten, wo sie ein College absolvierte. Anschließend studierte sie an der Georgetown University und an der Northwestern University sie schloss mit einem Bachelor of Arts sowie einem Master of Business Administration. Nach dem Ende ihrer Studienzeit im Jahr 1986 arbeitete sie vor allem als Finanzanalytikerin, unter anderem an der Wall Street für PaineWebber. Im Jahr 2000 erhielt sie die amerikanische Staatsbürgerschaft. Nach den Terroranschlägen vom 11. September 2001 setzte sie sich für Einwanderergruppen in die Vereinigten Staaten ein und warb für ein vorurteilsloses Verhalten gegenüber Immigranten.

Sie lebt mit ihrem Mann Steve Williamson in Columbia City, einem Ortsteil von Seattle. Sie ist Mutter einer Transgender-Tochter.

Politik
Politisch schloss sie sich der Demokratischen Partei an. Zwischen dem 12. Januar 2015 und dem 12. Dezember 2016 gehörte sie dem Senat von Washington an. Bei den Kongresswahlen des Jahres 2016 wurde Jayapal im siebten Wahlbezirk von Washington gegen ihren Parteikollegen Brady Walkinshaw in das US-Repräsentantenhaus in Washington, D.C. gewählt, wo sie am 3. Januar 2017 die Nachfolge von James Adelbert McDermott antrat, der 2016 nicht mehr kandidierte. Sie konnte die folgenden beiden Wahlen ebenfalls für sich entscheiden. Ihre aktuelle Legislaturperiode im 117. Kongress der Vereinigten Staaten läuft bis zum 3. Januar 2023.

Die Primary (Vorwahl) ihrer Partei am 2. August 2022 konnte sie mit über 84 % gewinnen und tritt damit am 8. November 2022 gegen Cliff Moon von der Republikanischen Partei an.

Sturm auf das Kapitol
Nach dem Sturm auf das Kapitol in Washington 2021 äußerte Jayapal ihren Eindruck, dass einige Beamte der United States Capitol Police den Angreifern halfen, sich in dem komplexen Gebäude zurechtzufinden.
Nach ihrer Evakuierung war Pramila Jayapal, wie andere Abgeordnete auch, mit SARS-CoV-2 infiziert. Sie macht dafür diejenigen Abgeordneten der Republikaner verantwortlich, die sich im gemeinsamen Schutzraum geweigert hatten, einen Mund-Nasen-Schutz zu tragen.

Ausschüsse
Sie ist aktuell Mitglied in folgenden Ausschüssen des Repräsentantenhauses:
 Committee on Education and Labor
 Higher Education and Workforce Investment
 Workforce Protections
 Committee on the Budget
 Committee on the Judiciary
 Antitrust, Commercial, and Administrative Law (Vize-Vorsitz)
 Immigration and Citizenship
 Select Committee on Economic Disparity and Fairness in Growth

Weblinks

 Webpräsenz beim Kongress (englisch)
 Biographie beim Project Vote Smart (englisch)
 Jayapal bei Ballotpedia (englisch)

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JSAN, le , (ou réseau de l'archive JavaScript) est une ressource collaborative en ligne pour développer des bibliothèques open source et des logiciels pour le langage JavaScript. le but de JSAN est de créer l'équivalent du CPAN de Perl.

La conception et la disposition des services de JSAN's sont une copie presque à l'identique du CPAN de Perl, et certaines des nouvelles techniques utilisées dans JSAN sont considérées comme des jeux d'essais pour de nouvelles fonctionnalités à ajouter au futur « 6PAN », la mise à jour de CPAN pour supporter Perl 6.

Voir aussi
 CPAN
 CTAN

Liens externes
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Langage de script
Serveur de bibliothèques logicielles


Hi All.....this year will feature a new activity...Archery.
Sawtooth...do you know how to launch those?
Kind of. I'm thinking about either making one (I have projects stacking up) or buying one already made (probably a better choice right now). I haven't thrown one for a good while. Might be fun to take one to our own Rondy here in Colorado.
Hold on.....Firearms scare me....Forget it Ken....I am out.
Anyone have a target that can take broadheads?
WW... just because we care about you ... we'll take all those scary firearms away from you so you don't have to be afraid anymore.
Matter of fact, sensitive guy that I am, I'll take all the ones that hold 15+ in the clip.


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The first sketch of a "maximum drag decelerator" was made by Leonardo Da Vinci. The simple pyramidal design became the pre-cursor to the modern day parachute.
Jean Pierre Blanchard claimed to have escaped a hot air balloon accident with a parachute. He is credited for the development of the first foldable parachute system using silk and a rigid framing system.
U.S.A. - 1903-1905
The Wright Brothers, Orville and Wilbur, are the first humans to take flight and credited with the invention of the world's first successful airplane. They invented aircraft controls that would make fixed wing flight a possibility. All this was done by descending a hill to gain momentum, which (after thousands of experimental attempts) led to their first successful flight in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina that lasted 59 seconds. On October 24th, 2010 - Team SPORTING-SAILS flew to Kitty Hawk to deploy down the same hill The Wright Brothers first took flight over 100 years ago - Watch the video.
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Hans Bauer (airplane architect) and Josef Krupka (engineer) attempted the first "ski-flights" near the Kürsing shelter on Großvenediger, 2,700 meters above sea level. Using a wing-device, Josef Krupka skied down the side of a glacier, spread his arms and soared hundreds of feet over snowy tracks before landing safely at the base of the run.
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Leo Gasperl: "Angel of the Snow," "Fastest Man on Skis," first coach of the Italian National Ski Team, innovator and legendary champion amongst the sporting world pushed downhill skiing to new heights with his extraordinary imagination. While other sportsmen have come and gone, none displayed the elegance of Leo Gasperl.
Italy - 1950s
Professor Hans Thirring's mantel, used by the legendary Leo Gasperl, inspired the famous Italian sportswear designer, Colombo Mario, to produce them under the name of his company, COLMAR (a melding of his first and last name). 40 years later, COLMAR issued a commemorative advertisement featuring Leo Gasperl wearing the mantel in 1992.
Switzerland - 1960s
Andrea Kuhn and The Strasilla Brothers created the "Skywing" - a kiteskiing system using self-made paragliders and a ball socket swivel to propel the skier upwind or uphill. This eventually led to the creation of "Para-Ski" which was originally conceived as a form of mountain rescue throughout the Alps.
Japan - 1960s-1970s
Yuichiro Miura climbed Mt. Everest and Mt. Fuji with one mission in mind: To ski down at speeds of 165+ km/h and deploy a parachute to slow down. He is deemed a sporting legend for his efforts.
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H W Smith Jr., Lotus and McLaren Team racer, mechanical engineer, avid skier, and grandfather of Nick and Billy Smith (Founders of SPORTING-SAILS by Sukräfte, LLC), manufactured the first "Ski-Klipper" in Norwich, New York in late 1960s, early 1970s. As a winter resident of Colorado, H W Smith Jr. field-tested the device with Warren Miller, Karl Hötchl and good friends.
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After reaching a world record in Les Arc (France) in 1999, Harry Egger improved his record with a speed of 248.28km/h (approx. 154mph) three years later on "a natural ski run" in Lech am Arlberg (Austria). Partnered with Swiss Engineers and the F1 Red Bull Racing Team, he later co-developed the most aero-dynamic helmet in the world, "Emma", featuring a parachute system to properly decelerate his speed to a clean and controlled stop.
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Two brothers named Nick and Billy Smith made some garage-based modifications to their grandfather's (H W Smith Jr.) "Ski-Klipper" and began designing, sewing and field-testing various body-sail/parachute prototypes for downhill skateboarding, skiing and snowboarding. Inspired by their grandfather, the two brothers patented the product and established SPORTING-SAILS by Sukräfte, LLC - a melding of "Surf" and "Skate."
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St John's Wood school playground to be used as a car park during Olympics
Ben Bloom
Published: 2:03 PM May 26, 2012 Updated: 1:32 PM October 14, 2020
A school playground in St John's Wood will be turned into a temporary car park for up to 100 vehicles per day after permission was granted to improve access to Lord's Cricket Ground during the Olympics.
The playground and car park area at Quintin Kynaston and George Eliot schools on Marlborough Hill will be used to create 48 Blue Badge disabled parking spaces and 49 'Games family' parking spaces for officials, athletes and VIPs.
A shuttle bus will run between Lord's and the schools every 15 minutes between 7.30am and 8.30pm while the archery competition is held at the cricket ground from July 27 to August 3.
Both schools will be on their summer holiday while the arrangement is in place.
A Westminster Council planning committee report, which granted permission for the temporary car park, stated: "Whilst the use of school playgrounds for parking is normally resisted in policy terms, there are considered to be exceptional circumstances to allow this use albeit for a very limited period."


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People at Camp - Angela Morelli and Tom Halsor
Angela Morelli and Tom Halsor were the experienced information designers and teachers guiding participants through the afternoon Visual Presentation lab.
Angela's specific area of interest is in communicating science, and at the moment she works with scientists at the Knowledge Centre in Oslo, Norway, on communicating medical information to doctors, patients and policy makers.
Tom heads up Norway's biggest design festival, Grafill Edit, and works at the Norwegian broadcaster, helping journalists visualise news. He's also been a special advistor with Statistics Norway, working on visualising big data.
Both teach information design and how to communicate science for designers and non-designers in Oslo, London, and elsewhere.
"The Visual Presentation Lab wasn't about hands-on learning about software," Tom says. "We started with how to give visualisation that extra thing to turn it into knowledge."
The lab ran through collaborative digital mapping, manipulating the meaning of data, storytelling and data visualisation. "We tried to force participants to organise a visual narrative and sequence. We used Mikel (Maron)'s data set which he collected at camp showing patterns of internet use across the camp venue through out the week.... [and] everyone had to make a book based on this data."
For Tom, the highlight of the camp was that they had to "embrace flexibility and understand the different needs day-by-day and build each lab on the day."
"It stretched my psychological system in every possible way! You had to understand how to turn the participants into facilitators and trust the power of the participants... diversity can be a problem in such a setting, but here it was more like a positive explosion of creativity."
"Immediately after camp we gave a course in London and... made sure that everyone in the session talked and collaborated. The main thing was learning to embrace and play with the situation and not teach in the traditional way."


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Kenneth Young
Role: General Manager
Phone Number: 615.646.4785 x3980
Email Kenneth Young
Kenneth has over 15 years in the club industry and is a native of Dallas, Texas. He has experience in the public and private sector. A decent golfer in his own right, he received a golf scholarship from Southern University in Baton Rouge, LA and graduated with a B.S. in Management. Kenneth also worked for Walt Disney World in the Epcot Center as a cast member. He has held positions in the industry as Golf Professional for 8 years, Club Manager for 4 years, Operations Manager/Membership Director for 3 years as well as other line positions; which makes him well encompassed on the needs of the business. Places worked include Cedar Crest GC, LB Houston GC, Pelican Point CC, notably Club Corp managed property Canebrake CC in Hattiesburg, MS and a formerly managed Frog GC in the Atlanta area. Club operations and member service are at the top of Kenneth's priority. Kenneth is passionate about programming and enhancing the experience for all members.
Role: Membership Director
Email Greg Moeller
Greg began his career with Club Corp in the early 2000s at Las Colinas Country Club in Irving, TX. Starting in the Club's restaurant and eventually moving into a Banquet Captain position. This led to his first Supervisor role at The Country Club of Virginia in Richmond, VA, and then as a Food and Beverage Manager with Canongate 1, and Mirror Lake Golf Club, both Club Corp clubs in the Atlanta region.
Being born in Texas, and growing in New Jersey, Greg has enjoyed a diverse upbringing. He's studied music and video production, and continues his passion in both areas to this day, along with other activities such as traveling, and hiking with his family.
Jordan Dukehart
Role: Member Relations & Private Events
Phone Number: 615.646.4785 x:3970
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Jordan was born and raised right here in Nashville, TN. Her passion for events began with helping start the annual Relay for Life event at Father Ryan High School. Which is now one of the most well-known student led Relay for Life events in the country. She moved to Chattanooga, TN where she attended the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga acquiring both a business management degree and human resource degree.
Jordan started her career early with catering companies moving from line staff to management both in and out of the kitchen. Planning multiple corporate events, as well as a countless amount of weddings. This lead her to always focus on the bigger picture but to never forget detail.
Jordan is a huge fan of the Kentucky Wildcats and the Nashville Predators, you can catch her watching the games with her family & dog, Gracie.
Elizabeth Prater
Role: Assistant Food & Beverage Manager
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Sean Wells
Role: Head Golf Professional
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Sean's passion for the game started at an early age and his knowledge of the golf swing evolved while at the Golf Academy of America. His drive is to help all level of ability golfers improve and reach their golfing potential all while keeping them engaged in the game and enjoying each moment. His competitive experience is second to none, including a closing 30 at the Honors Course in Chattanooga. "Golf isn't just a game, it's a sickness that takes over your body and enriches your life!" - Sean P. Wells
Alex Reno
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Alex is currently a level 1 PGA apprentice. His apprenticeship began at The Omni Homestead Resort in Hot Springs, Virginia. As a highly ranked player on the Junior Scoreboard, Alex was recruited for the 2010-2011 season as a member of the San Jose State Men's Golf Team. His career low round is a 64 at The Homesteads Cascade Course. Alex's passion of sports came from being born in Santa Rosa, California. His favorite teams are the Raiders, A's, and Golden State Warriors.
Larry Goostree
Role: Golf Course Superintendent
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"Goose " is a native Nashvillian. He has devoted his entire career to the golf course maintenance profession. Including serving his early career with the transition of moving "Old Richland County Club" a Donald Ross design from downtown Nashville to the now Richland CC in Brentwood TN, a Jack Nicklaus design. Goose accepted the Golf Course Superintendent position here at Temple Hills in 1993. Rolls have also included Regional Director of Agronomy in which he has helped supervise & consult many courses in the US. Member of GSCAA, TGCSAA, & TN Turfgrass Association. We are lucky to have Goose taking care and maintaining such a pertinent part of Temple Hills.
Zina Gann
Role: Assistant Office Manager
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Zina has been a part of Temple Hills Country Club since 1994. She is born and raised in the area and has raised 2 children as well as 3 grandchildren. Prior to transitioning over to Temple Hills CC, Zina started a cleaning business – cleaning houses all around Nashville. She is one of the most important parts of the club. She is the heart and soul of Temple Hills and never forgets a name or face. She is the "Momma Z" of Temple Hills.


Hannah Holt is an owner in Holt Cstores which operates 20 C-Stores in Eastern North Carolina. She is based out of the Wilmington, N.C. office and serves as Director of Operations for the Convenience and Franchised Foods sections of the company. She joined the family business In 1989 and quickly set out to diversify the company. Under her leadership, she grew the franchise foods portion of the business to the current 7 Subway franchises and 3 Brrrberry Frozen Yogurt Franchises.
In addition to operations and marketing, Hannah has also held the position of category manager and buyer. She has served on the local Subway Franchise Advertising Board, the North Carolina Convenience Store Association Board and other nonprofit boards.
Hannah is a graduate of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill where she majored in business management. She enjoys leading her team to success in business and non profit events such as Relay for Life, Raising money for Breast Cancer and outreach to the local schools.
In her off time, Hannah enjoys spending her off time with family, playing tennis and enjoying the beauty of Coastal North Carolina.


With the Akindi mobile app, you can quickly grade assessments with your iPhone's camera and get immediate results, insights, and analysis.
Since 2012, we've been helping educators manage, grade and provide feedback on multiple choice assessments using any paper and scanner.
We're now excited to bring our proven experience to your classroom so you can do all that and more with just your iPhone.
Our platform is trusted and used by teachers across the world in schools like Harvard, USC, Duke and many more.
Akindi makes it easy to carry out assessments with tools to help you handle errors, scan results, manage class roster and store answer sheets.
Choose from different templates and customize them with your assessment information for a better testing experience.
Spend less time pushing numbers around and more time seeing what went well and what requires more of your attention.
Access your assessments and results on your phone, or continue the Akindi experience on the web!
Improve performance and memory use, fix a rare crash when finishing a scanning session.
Version 1.0.2 also includes an updated the scanning engine to support our most recent QR codes, which you'll need if you see "no valid QR code" while scanning.
The app always crashes whenever I want to grade a sheet. I cannot even make an answer key. The app is frivolous without such capabilities.
This came out the day before my second semester finals started - perfect timing! I love that I no longer have to go to the copy machine to scan answer sheets in. However, there seems to be a bit of a glitch. I have been grading my students' exams as they've been turning them in (in other words, one at a time) and every single time I grade one I get a pop up saying it can't be graded unless I scan an answer key in (even though I already scanned in an answer key a few days ago). Exiting out of the pop up takes me back to the main screen, then I can select the assessment and the score for the sheet I just scanned is there. So it's still grading the test, but it's making me click through a bunch of extra screens on the way there. I also wish that it would alert you to any exceptions on a student's answer sheet that need to be addressed (maybe a little exclamation point next to their score), as well as put the name/ID number next to image in the exception so if I need to it is easy to pull their answer sheet to double check what answer they chose. Overall it's a pretty solid app for a first release, and has the potential to be really great!
Why did they (finaly) release what could be a very useful app, RIGHT AFTER the Spring quarters and semesters are over and the Final Exams have been corrected?? We can't even test!!


I'm a guitar player who has switched to bass. This band is riff based so there's plenty room for creativity I'm a rhythm guy anyway. I have played bass in grungy style bands back in the early 90's and did use my fingers then. This band is much more plodding and thicker sounding. I use a pick now and it really allows me to keep tight tempo. I actually wish I had used a pick many years ago I'd probably never gone to guitar. Any other bass pickers here? It seems to me that down tuned 4/4 riff rock almost demands it yet I see so few "pros" using a pick.
Depends on the style, but yeah. I do. Took me a few years to figure out I needed a larger pick, or my thumb would ache.
I saw J Mascis and Mike Watt play J's solo material many many years ago (this is back when they were doing Stooges covers too). During the show, I thought it was weird that Watt was playing with a pick. I asked Watt about it afterwards and he told me that J asked him to play with a pick because he prefers how it sounds.


When two Bollywood flicks with prominent start cast or banners clash, it is obvious to churn out some real gossip elements. Such things especially happen on big occasions like Diwali, Christmas, and Eid. We have witnessed many clashes earlier also, be it Dilwale vs Bajirao or Sawariyaa vs Om Shanti Om. In fact, Raees vs Sultan could have been an even bigger clash, but, it didn't happen as Shahrukh found Hrithik as a better contender to compete.
Whatsoever, but Ae Dil Hai Mushkil vs. Shivaay has undoubtedly broken all fences of rivalry. It seems moreover as a political war rather than the clash of movies. In fact, the likes of Indian Express have conducted prerelease polls.
According to Indian Express, Shivaay is leading by a healthy margin. It says about 57% people want to watch Shivaay this weekend, in comparison to 43% for Ae Dil Hai Mushkil. Though voting online and going to watch the flick in real are different ( as one has to pay in real), still, such polls certainly make things clear about audience preference post watching the trailer.
Well, this poll is not just the only comparative analysis available for you, though. Everyone knows that the number of trailer views create a significant impression about the buzz of the movie. On this context as well, Shivaay stays quite ahead with over 15 million views on the first day itself (in fact, within several hours).
Talking about Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, it though managed to bag noteworthy 6.5 million views on the first day, but definitely not enough to beat Shivaay. Undoubtedly, the likes of KRK and Fawad controversies put some negative impact on the movie's branding.
Now let's have a peek from a business point of views. After all, speculations are on one side, and business is on the other. Who knows it better than Ajay Devgan? During Jab Tak Hai Jaan and Son of Sardar clash, very few would have anticipated that Ajay's movie would be able in collecting 150 crores, despite a lesser number of screens and YRF's power game. Perhaps this offered Mr. Devgan to be confident about such clashes. In fact, numbers are in favor of him this time. Though MNS issues are pretty much solved for KJO, still the single screen theater owners are definitely more interested in having Shivaay prints, rather than Ae Dil Hai Mushkil. With Pakistani actor issue still intact up to some level, single screen owners in some states find it safer to go with Shivaay.
However, officially there is no ban on Ae Dil Hai Mushkil. In fact, Maharashtra government has always promised about safe release of the movie. The multiplexes are the real source of box office these days.
Well, after Jab Tak Hai Jaan and Son Of Sardaar controversies, the theater owners and publishers are preferring to keep things under the wraps. Still, considering the positive reviews and single screen advantage, Shivaay is anticipated to get a slight nod.
Considering the Diwali market, both the films are expected to do well (unless it is that bad). Still, considering the vibes and positive reviews, Shivaay is expected to rake some more moolah.
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UP ON THE ROOF: NEW YORK'S HIDDEN SKYLINE SPACES
08/07/2012. Alex MacLean
metalocus, LUIS TERRAIN
Pilot and photographer Alex MacLean has flown his plane over large areas of the United States, documenting the landscape from beautiful agricultural patterns to geometric city grids.
Brooklyn Grange, 37-18 Northern Boulevard, Long Island City, Queens.
Rockefeller Center, 620 5th Avenue, Midtown, Manhattan.
5 Pointz Aerosol Art Center, 45-46 Davis Street, Long Island City, Queens.
The Standard New York, 848 Washington Street, Meatpacking District, Manhattan.
1125 5th Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan.
Landmark Arts Building, 547 West 27th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan.
Cover book. UP ON THE ROOF: NEW YORK'S HIDDEN SKYLINE SPACES.
Artificial materials and pebbles make up the camouflage pattern on the roof at the Museum of Modern Art .
Cubierta con piscina en el 300 East 34th Street, Murray Hill, Manhattan. Alex MacLean.
A stunning selection of roof gardens above 166 Bank St.
In his new book, he directs his lens at the rooftops of New York City, showing the great complexity and life of the roofs of New York's buildings. Depicting not only the city's famous water towers, but pools, tennis courts, gardens, sunbathers, art, and restaurants up in the air, MacLean's powerful images give readers a glimpse of a part of the city that usually remains hidden. Maps and captions help the reader to easily locate the photographs, and an essay by Robert Campbell puts MacLean's work into context. Whether you are new to the city native born, this fascinating look at hidden New York will be a revelation.
Introduction by Robert Campbell.
Princeton Architectural Press, New York 2012
Dominique Carré éditeur / Editions La Découverte, Paris 2012
A swimming pool on the river
08/07/2010 - [NYC] USA - metalocus
Beyond swimming. Tournesol pool by URBANE KULTUR
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The ITU World Telecommunication Development Conference (WTDC) Regional Preparatory Meeting (RPM) for Europe was held 27-28 April in Vilnius, Lithuania. Participants at the meeting assessed the ongoing implementation of the Dubai Action Plan adopted at the last WTDC, held in 2014, and identified priority areas for information and communication technology (ICT) development strategies in Europe.
This was the last in a series of six RPMs that took place across the world to help identify priorities in each region in preparation for the next World Telecommunication Development Conference (WTDC-17). Previous RPMs were held in the Commonwealth of Independent States (9-11 November 2016); Africa (6-8 December 2016); Arab States (30 January-1 February 2017); the Americas (22-24 February 2017) and the Asia and the Pacific region (21-23 March 2017).
WTDC-17, which will be held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 9-20 October 2017, will forge a global plan for telecommunication and ICT development over the next four years.
"ICT development and the widespread use of ICTs are very important topics," said Mr Ričardas Degutis, Vice-Minister of Lithuania's Ministry of Transport and Communications. "Everyone has the right to use ICTs, and should have the ability to access these," he added.
"I am pleased to see that, in the past six months, significant efforts have been made to engage Members in the WTDC preparatory process, as this meeting will be key to forging a global plan for telecommunication and ICT development," said ITU Secretary-General Houlin Zhao.
"an opportunity for the European group to become united in shaping proposals and sharing common views."
"From Kyrgyz Republic to Rwanda, then Sudan, Paraguay, Indonesia and now Lithuania, all six RPMs have provided a platform for open dialogue, cooperation and partnerships," ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau Director Brahima Sanou said upon completion of the WTDC regional preparatory process in Vilnius. "During all of the preparatory meetings one concept resonated loud and clear: the common commitment to make the world a better place through the use of information and communication technologies."
The RPM for Europe was preceded on 26 April 2017 by the Regional Development Forum (RDF). Speakers included Vice-Minister Ričardas Degutis; Mr Manuel da Costa Cabral, Chairman, Com-ITU of CEPT (The European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations); and Mr Brahima Sanou.
At the RDF, participants shared their experiences and insights on the role that ICTs play in achieving the SDGs.
In addition a training catalogue of the ITU Centres of Excellence Network for Europe was issued.


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The liszard people who run the world are gaslighting us. As one example, they have told us for months that Russie blew up its own pipeline. The story never made any sense. Obviously the USA or UK blew it up.
The NY Times finally admits that it participated on this bogus story:
In Nord Stream Mystery, Baltic Seabed Provides a Nearly Ideal Crime Scene
As investigators piece together clues, Russia has quietly taken steps to begin expensive repairs on the giant gas pipeline, complicating theories about who was behind September's sabotage.
The Swedish authorities leading a criminal investigation have concluded that a state actor was most likely responsible for a September blast that ripped through the gas pipes.
But the theory that Russia carried out the blasts, repeated often by Western officials, has only gotten more complicated.
In recent weeks, Nord Stream AG, which is majority-owned by a Kremlin-controlled company, has begun pricing out the cost to repair the pipe and restore gas flow, according to a person briefed on the work who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak about it publicly. One repair estimate starts at about $500 million, the person said. Consultants for Russia are also studying how long the damaged pipes can withstand saltwater exposure. The inquiries raise the question of why, if Russia bombed its own pipelines, it would begin the expensive work of repairing them.
But sabotaging a key piece of energy infrastructure could be considered an act of war. For a European Union or NATO member to carry it out would have significant consequences, shattering trust in two of the most important Western partnerships.
Many European governments and experts see Moscow as the most likely saboteur.
The explosion does not neatly benefit Russia.
They are also still gaslighting us about George Floyd. Now that all the cops are serving long prison terms, we are told that his murder was proof of systemic injustice to Blacks.
The murder story does not even make any sense. If the cops wanted to murder Floyd, they would not have called an ambulance. They would have taken him to where there were no witnesses.
Floyd was already dying of a fentanyl overdose before the cops touched him. It is impossible to injure someone by doing what the cops did. At the trial, it was not even argued that the cops acted out of racial animus, or that they had any way of knowing that what they were doing was dangerous.
Now the Democrat Congress passes a trillion-dollar budget, including border security for other countries, but not for the USA. We are suffering the biggest civilian invasion in recorded history. Pres. Biden will be remembered as a big traitor.


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Q: Merging specific column from one table to another in pandas By utilizing pandas, I'm trying to add data from df2 to df1 by matching the ID for each row entry. However, I do not want to add information relevant to all the columns, only the columns that already exist in the initial dataframe. In the example below, I want to add the data from the color and size columns in df2, but not the length column. Additional, not all IDs from df1 will match an ID from df2, so those rows should just remain unchanged. The resultant dataframe shows the outcome I want after the "merge" of data. Something important to note is that the column exists already in the initial DF.
When I use the solution detailed here, the merged columns get added to the end of the dataframe rather than adding to existing columns: Python Pandas merge only certain columns
DF 1

ID
Shape
Color
Size

213
square
NaN
NaN

2321
circle
NaN
NaN

2011
circle
NaN
NaN

DF 2

ID
Length
Color
Size

213
long
blue
big

2321
short
red
small

Resultant DF1

ID
Shape
Color
Size

213
square
blue
big

2321
circle
red
small

2011
circle
NaN
NaN


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The complete manual for the Rogers/Scientific Atlanta Atlas Universal Remote Control is offered for free!
This is the manual that has the programming and master unlock codes for just about all of the remotes that look similar to the one pictured, which definitely have more buttons, but the codes should work regardless.
It is interestingly enough that I could not find, despite them having only short versions of them, the real manuals on the rogers/scientific atlanta websites. So I scanned each and every single page, including the front and back cover, for your viewing. This took quite a few hours to do, and all were scanned at 600 dpi.


Singer songwriter and political activist Billy Bragg is to play a free gig at this ... Billy Bragg will be performing at this year's Durham Miners' Gala.
The singer was supposed to perform alongside Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott at Bedgebury Pinetum before it was called off.
2x2 Karten für Billy Bragg in Wien zu gewinnen!
Seine Heimat hat der britische Singer/Songwriter Billy Bragg irgendwo zwischen Liebesliedern, Arbeiterhymnen und Politkritik gefunden.
Mit Gitarre, großen Songs und politisch klarer Haltung wird Billy Bragg im Herbst 2017 auf vier Konzerten in Deutschland zu sehen sein.
Billy Bragg: "I'll keep away from politics if it keeps away from me"
dsc_2604 Billy Bragg delivers the keynote address at the Folk Alliance International Conference in Kansas City, Missouri on Saturday.
Billy Bragg has uploaded a video of himself performing an anti-Trump song to to the tune of 'The Times The Are Changing' by Bob Dylan.
Billy Bragg critiques the Trump administration in "The Times They Are a Changing Back," a modern spin on the Bob Dylan protest anthem.
GREASE star Olivia Newton John and folk hero Billy Bragg are two of the big names announced for next year's Celtic Connections festival.
Billy Bragg & Joe Henry - " Shine A Light"
「Yes to dance beneath a diamond sky with one hand waving free...」 for this alone Bob Dylan deserves the Nobel Prize — Billy Bragg on Twitter.
Billy Bragg and Joe Henry perform at the Bronson Centre in Ottawa on Wednesday Oct. 5, 2016. Tony Caldwell / Postmedia Network.
Nicht im Falle von Joe Henry: Mit seinem britischen Kumpan Billy Bragg nutzte er Schlafwagen, Gleise und Bahnhofshallen als Aufnahmeort.
Billy Bragg e Joe Henry - la recensione di "Shine a Light"
Mannen på lokomotivet sveiet på et håndtak, og dermed var Billy Bragg og Joe Henry i gang med en togtur på 65 timer. Tøff, tøff, tøff, toget gikk.
Your humble reviewer got very excited at the prospect of a new Billy Bragg album, given the geopolitical turmoil currently rocking the globe.
Also on the bill are Zac Brown Band, the Lumineers, Billy Bragg, gospel soul veteran Mavis Staples, blues legend Buddy Guy and Bonnie Raitt.
Billy Bragg headlined the 2016 Village Green festival on Saturday evening as the weather held out again at Chalkwell Park, Westcliff.
Billy Bragg y Joe Henry han versionado 「The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore」, una canción de Johnny Cash, como adelanto de su nuevo disco.
What happens when Billy Bragg, the founder of pub giant Wetherspoons and a handful of politicians get together in a theatre? Who knows?
Guitarists Billy Bragg and Joe Henry will bring their Shine a Light tour to New York Society for Ethical Culture's Concert Hall on October 1.
Billy Bragg is leading a line-up of performers who are bringing a show supporting Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to Bristol's Colston Hall.
BILLY Bragg, The Beat and Seth Lakeman will be among the acts providing the soundtrack to this weekend's Tolpuddle Martyrs festival.
One in three people wind up more depressed after looking at Facebook, and Newfoundland comedian Mary Walsh counts herself among them.
Courtney Barnett and Billy Bragg have joined forced to perform a cover of The Velvet Underground's 'Sunday Morning' – watch it above.
Billy Bragg visits RSPB Rainham Marshes ... they bargained for when musician Billy Bragg swooped in for a cuppa at RSPB Rainham Marshes.
Billy Bragg talks about Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, John Peel and Latitude. Plus, win a pair of tickets to Latitude Festival. By Mark Ellen.
... increase the store's security, while the singer and activist Billy Bragg and MPs David Lammy and Rupa Huq have voiced their support online.
「When the phone didn't ring I knew it wasn't him,」 Gilberg said, loosely quoting singer/songwriter Billy Bragg. 「They never returned the call.」.
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The unveiling also saw a performance by singer and activist Billy Bragg and a speech by Shadow Education Secretary Angela Rayner.
... Party Ian Lavery, Shadow Health Secretary John Ashworth, Shadow Education Secretary Angela Rayner and singer- songwriter Billy Bragg.
St Swithin's Day 2018: When is St Swithin's Day - what date is it?
... past two decades, and has performed with the likes of Neil Young, Billy Bragg, Steve Earle, Cyndi Lauper, Tom Morello and Warren Zevon.
... James, with her in 2006 in New York City. Here are some of the tweets that have been pouring out, including one from singer Billy Bragg:.
... some of the songs he sang, and I think that's for good reason,」 she says — but that's also where she discovered British folk singer Billy Bragg.
... with the involvement of record shops such as Rough Trade East in London, who held a live music event with acts including Billy Bragg, a big supporter of independent stores, performing in their shop. Today the UK sees around 200 shops take part, run by the ERA (Entertainment Retailers Association).
... Race with Reni Eddo-Lodge. Eddo-Lodge builds on the runaway success of her book Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race with this excellent podcast dissecting structural racism and privilege in the UK. Guests include Akala, Owen Jones and Rock Against Racism veteran Billy Bragg.
Maximo Park and Billy Bragg are just two names that will play the event set up by the family of musician River Reeves, who died last year.
... is a pioneering music and film company, distributing music from artists such as Skepta, Alter Bridge, Billy Bragg and Run The Jewels.
... Italy, is really gaining a name for itself with the likes of Billy Bragg, Primal Scream, White Lies having already played there over this summer.
... the 1950s – but its importance has been resurrected by UK musician and author Billy Bragg in a new book Roots, Radicals and Rockers.
... Preservation Society」) and collaborations with artists including Billy Bragg, David Byrne, The Chieftains, Cowboy Junkies and Amy Helm.
... West London early this morning (June 14), artists including Sam Smith, Questlove and Billy Bragg have posted their concern on social media.
Blue plaques: Who did you nominate for an award?


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Телевидение catch up («вслед за эфиром») — это технология, позволяющая смотреть телевизионные передачи с помощью интернета через некоторое время после их выхода в телевизионный эфир. Как правило, передачи остаются доступными для просмотра в течение некоторого времени. Таким образом, зритель получает возможность посмотреть пропущенную передачу или пересмотреть понравившуюся программу.

Технология catch up доступна на порталах, размещающих лицензионный видеоконтент. Видеопорталы работают с правообладателями (телеканалами), размещая их видеоконтент в рамках лицензионных соглашений. Правообладатели могут иметь собственный онлайн ресурс или же прибегать к услугам Интернет-агрегаторов (порталов, размещающих контент сразу нескольких правообладателей).

На Западе телевидение «вслед за эфиром» широко развито, один из ведущих агрегаторов видео контента — портал Hulu.com — собирает многомиллионную аудиторию пользователей ежемесячно. Именно услуга телевидения вслед за эфиром (catch up TV) стала основным фактором перехода на цифровое интерактивное ТВ в США. В России эта услуга доступна на видео порталах, лидером направления является портал Zabava.ru, который размещает ряд телепередач таких каналов, как Россия 1, РЕН, МУЗ-ТВ, Россия 24, Спорт 1, Пятый канал, Моя планета, Россия 2, Россия К. Причём видео можно смотреть не только на сайте, но и на телевизоре с функцией выхода в Интернет, и различных гаджетах — iPhone, iPad, Android. Пользователи могут смотреть видео бесплатно, в рамках рекламной модели (в каждое видео интегрируются рекламные ролики). Видео невозможно скачать с портала, его можно посмотреть лишь в режиме реального времени легально.

Для размещения на сайте видео специальным образом оцифровывается в несколько потоков. На Zabava.ru их на сегодня 5 — три качества видео (низкое, среднее и высокое), поток для мобильных телефонов и поток для телевизоров. Если видео в режиме «вслед за эфиром» пишется с эфира, то после записи оно нарезается видеомонтажёром, из него удаляется вся телевизионная реклама, после этого оцифровывается, проверяется и описывается редактором, и только потом размещается на портале. С таким технологическим процессом и связана задержка появления видео на портале после эфира.

Ссылки
 Жернакова О. Zoomby — телевидение «вслед за эфиром». ТелеМультиМедия — интернет-журнал по широкополосным сетям и мультимедийным технологиям. 3 марта 2011 г.
 Catch Up TV in the UK
 «Онлайн ТВ» не стоит на месте. Infox.ru.

Телевидение


HARRISBURG — As third-party administrators of drug benefit programs for health plans, pharmacy benefits managers have seen success in containing costs. But concerns are surfacing because the terms of these agreements are often unknown to consumers, and some practices have been questioned for their effectiveness. A bill sponsored by Sen. Lisa Baker (R-20) is aimed at alleviating several of the most prominent problems identified.


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Q: selenium.mouseOver does not open the menu I have an application where I need to do mouseOver over a particular menu. The issue is that selenium.mouseOver is not able to open the respective menu, it just seems to highlight that div [it appears to be in pressed down state].
This div has 'onmouseover' attribute available which calls a javascript to expand this menu.
Seems that when using selenium.mouseover this javascript is not getting called. It works fine when executed manually.
I am using firefox 3.6 and it is a Richface application.
I also tried with mouseDown and click but it does not work. Is there any solution or workaround available for this?

A: There are some issues (such as these for jquery) with regards to Selenium and mouseover events.  You might try, if your browser supports it, the mouseenter event.

A: Try this

Actions builder = new Actions(driver);
  Actions hoverOverRegistrar = builder.moveToElement(driver.findElement(By.xpath("blah blah")));
  hoverOverRegistrar.perform();


Cooler Master has been making power supplies for a long time now and while many of them have been great in their own right, they usually need to hit an affordable price point, which means things like component selection need to be carefully considered to hit a budget. So what happens when Cooler Master throws that budget out the window? Well, that's exactly what has led to the MasterWatt Maker 1200 MIJ, an £899 power supply, developed over the course of 165,000 engineering hours with uncompromising Japanese and German components.
The MIJ in this case stands for 'Made in Japan', though it was co-designed by Murata engineers. 80 percent of the components used in this power supply are made in Japan with 20 of those components being custom designed by Murata for this power supply. Custom components were made to surpass what is currently available on the supply chain.
Aside from high quality Japanese and custom made components, some parts of this power supply use a design where two components are used instead of one in order to lower heat and increase lifespan, many of these components are also rated to work at temperatures up to 150 degrees celsius. Finally, this PSU also uses one of Murata's own planar transformers, which has a longer lifespan compared to other transformers available.
The circuit board inside of the MasterWatt Maker 1200 MIJ uses a custom designed power conversion circuits, which allows for the PSU to operate in fanless mode up to 50 percent load. After some stringent quality tests, Cooler Master is pitching this power supply as being more efficient than even an 80+ Titanium PSU.
Of course, this power supply is also fully modular, so you can keep your rig nice and tidy. There is also a ten year warranty in place for peace of mind. The Cooler Master MasterWatt Maker 1200 MIJ will be hitting the UK market any day now with a suggested retail price of £899.99. Over in the US it will retail for $999.
KitGuru Says: This power supply certainly sounds impressive, though it does fall into a niche market. Maybe those that use their PC for highly intensive workloads will find a lot of value in having 'higher than Titanium' levels of efficiency. What do you guys think of Cooler Master's new power supply? What's the most you've ever spent on a PSU?


"Sometimes the best life you could live is when your plans do not go as you had expected."
going in life and what I was going to do next.
married and by the age of 25 be a father.
than you are about the one that is to come later on down the road.
spending time with a group of the older boys.
that I know will last for eternity.
because life won't always play out the way we dreamed it to.
would never trade for a million years.
Mathew Paul is a Child Advocate for Danita's Children, a non-profit organization, that rescues, loves and cares for orphaned and impoverished children.


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Jack Stevenson
World could see many water conflicts in coming years
By Jack Stevenson
We have two kinds of water problems: too much and not enough. The oceans cover 70 percent of our planet, and they contain 97 percent of the water on the planet. Samuel Coleridge in the Rime of the Ancient Mariner: "Water, water every where, Nor any drop to drink."
The remaining three percent is freshwater (no salt), and approximately 69 percent of that freshwater is ice at the South Pole (Antarctica) and the Greenland ice sheet. The remaining fraction of fresh water provides life to all of the vegetation and animal life that requires freshwater. The water is unevenly distributed and arrives in irregular gushes.
The United States, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, is about 3 million square miles. Antarctica is 5.4 million square miles, and the Greenland ice covers another 1.3 million square miles. The average thickness of the Antarctic ice is about 7000 feet. The average thickness of the Greenland ice is about a mile. That's where earth's fresh water is — in the freezer.
The United Arab Emirates is tinkering with a scheme to tow icebergs from Antarctica to the parched Middle East. Most observers think that it is unlikely to work well. But the desperation, as Robbie Gramer wrote in the Foreign Policy journal, indicates that "Water not oil may become the most precious commodity. . . ."
Some researchers believe that starvation and disease killed most of the people that lived during the past several thousand years. Climate disruptions causing crop and pasture failures were the cause. Sometimes it was flooding but more often drought gets the blame.
The U.S. Defense Department and some senior military officials have expressed the belief that climate disruptions may cause famine, civil strife, and mass migration in the decades ahead. Admiral Samuel Locklear (Ret.) expressed that view when he headed the U.S. Pacific Command.
Scientists Emond Mathez and Jason Smerdon write in their book Climate Change: "History is replete with examples in which a changing climate, mainly through its effect on food supplies, appears to have been a contributory, if not the primary, cause of human conflict or civilization decline. As climate records have become better resolved, statistically robust relationships between climate change and human conflict have emerged."
The reason that water is taking on such great importance is that, of the small percentage of fresh water available to us, 70 percent is used to irrigate agricultural crops, and our population, now 7.6 billion, is still increasing.
Underground aquifers, water reservoirs that accumulated over thousands of years, are rapidly being pumped dry.
Investors are racing to buy water rights.
Governments with inadequate funding are selling their water systems to for-profit corporations that are not shy about overcharging the poorest members of society.
Harvard University is using their $39 billion endowment fund to buy California wineries, probably not for the wine but for the water rights that go with the property. They have purchased 10,000 acres.
California has a long-standing water deficiency problem, but even though California has more than 39 million people, household water use, i.e., drinking, cooking, bathing, and laundry account for only 14 percent of California's water consumption. About 80 percent is used to farm dry land. It requires about 120 gallons of water to grow the vegetation that eventually becomes a pound of hamburger.
There are places where water disputes could easily trigger war. Pakistan and India face each other militarily in the Himalayan Mountains where the water that sustains life in Pakistan originates. If India were to divert the water, the citizens of Pakistan would starve. Both countries have nuclear weapons.
The Tigris and Euphrates rivers of biblical fame sustain life in Iraq and Syria. The water for those systems originates in Turkey and Iran.
A generation of Americans gained some acquaintance with the Mekong River in Vietnam. The Mekong Delta is the rice bowl that feeds the country. Mekong River water originates in China and flows through Myanmar (Burma), Laos, Cambodia, and Thailand before reaching Vietnam. Thailand and Laos have considered building hydroelectric dams on the Mekong. That would give those countries undue influence over Vietnam, and it could generate violence.
If climate change trends continue and if population continues to increase, water conflicts will probably be an aspect of our future.
Jack Stevenson is a retiree who served two years in Vietnam as an infantry officer, retired from military service, and worked three years as a U.S. Civil Service employee, as well as in Egypt as an employee of the former Radio Corporation of America.


What if I had married the Queen?
Long before the children's mother came along, I wanted to marry Queen Elizabeth. Or Mrs. Clark. Or Dianne Blouin. Dianne was an angelic presence and the sister of my classmate Michael. She was 12, older by two full years and clearly out of reach. The best I could do was get a photo of Dianne.
I will miss the light of Africa as much as I will miss anything. I will miss the water too. This, even as I'll miss Africa itself, the birthplace of our youngest daughter, the place where the light shines so beautifully on her skin.
(The Hamilton Spectator - Saturday, September 17, 2016) ABOARD KLM FLIGHT 535 TO UGANDA ✦ I've always envied people who could watch their mothers grow old. My mother, I've shared previously, passed on when I was in kindergarten. I hadn't seen her for two years prior to that. Funny to think of it here, half asleep at 40,000 feet.
(The Hamilton Spectator - Saturday, August 27, 2016) HAMILTON, CANADA ✦ It was a different time and place on the day I watched another human being die in my father's arms. I was just a boy. Bert had epileptic seizures, medically uncontrollable then. Tall and lanky, he'd crumple and fall hard on the floor in the house, or outside under the apple tree, or in places between, shaking, convulsing, rigid as a board. I'd watch. All the time. Bert lived with us.