Slouch Solution Reviews - Too Good to be True?
Slouch Solution is posture-correcting garment that will gently correct your posture when you wear it for just 30 minutes a day, everyday. Put it on, as you would a sweater and you'll start to feel taller right away. This is because Slouch Solution gently trains your muscles to maintain the perfect posture. It automatically holds your shoulders back and pushes your chest out. Wearing it is so comfortable, you'll even forget you have it on. Wear Slouch Solution over or under your clothes and no one will know you're wearing one. When you wear it regularly, you'll say goodbye to the aches and stain slouching normally brings.
Slouching is bad for your posture. It doesn't look nice and can also put strain on your neck, shoulders and back. Without being aware of it, you'll find yourself slouching. Now, you can solve that bad habit by wearing Slouch Solution. Put it on and your slouching habit gets corrected. Slouch Solution won't hamper your daily activities. Even when you have it on, you can comfortably sit, work, drive, walk and keep doing your routine. After regular use, your posture will improve, you won't find yourself slouching anymore. When you order, you'll get the black Slouch Solution and the white one will also be yours for free.
The cost of Slouch Solution is $14.95 plus $7.95 shipping. The special TV offer allows you to receive a second Slouch Solution by paying an extra fee of $7.95 for a total price of $30.85.
This price was obtained from the As Seen on TV commercial page which was taken offline due to Slouch Solution being discontinued. Slouch Solution may still be found for sale on Amazon or Ebay.
Slouch Solution is a garment that will gently train you to stand with perfect posture. When you wear it for only 30 minutes per day, it will gently pull your shoulders back and cause your chest to stick out in an ideal manner. It's such a good trainer that even when you're not wearing it, your body will begin to remember this perfect position. If you like, there is nothing wrong with wearing it for longer than 30 minutes a day, either.
Whether you're doing housework or standing work on the job, you'll feel much better doing it while wearing your Slouch Solution. Your muscles will no longer be crying out in pain due to a poor working stance.
Many people slouch over while driving, hunching their shoulders, but wearing your Slouch Solution will encourage you to sit in an erect position that won't strain your muscles. It may even improve your driving skills, if you're lacking in that area.
If your job requires sitting, or you tend to sit during most of your leisure activities, you may experience neck and shoulder pain due to hunching over. Fortunately, Slouch Solution will gently train you not to hunch over as you sit, and this pain will be reduced or eliminated altogether.
It's often difficult to stand up perfectly straight as you walk, especially if you regularly walk long distances, but Slouch Solution will guide you toward doing so. You'll even increase your likelihood of standing up straight as you walk a dog!
Most people have difficulty maintaining good posture when working out at the gym or at home, especially when they get tired. However, wearing your Slouch Solution as you participate in formal exercise will help you maintain proper posture, even as you experience fatigue.
Eating is another activity that often causes people to hunch over, whether they're sitting or standing. This is due to the fact that a plate or dish of food is often positioned at a lower level than the mouth. Wearing your Slouch Solution as you eat, however, will train you to bend over in such a way that won't throw off your perfect body positioning.
Each Slouch Solution is made of lightweight material and feels silky, so it is comfortable for users to wear virtually anytime.
This garment is stretchy enough for one size to fit all women. It'll also adjust itself to a particular person's level of posture-related deficiencies.
You can easily conceal your Slouch Solution underneath most tops, if you don't want anyone to know you're wearing it. However, it looks quite attractive when worn over another top as a shrug, too.
Slouch Solution comes in both black and white, so you can get both shades if you want to mix up your look. The white variety comes in handy when you want to wear the garment under a light-colored shirt.
Even if you don't change anything else about your appearance, the improvements in your posture that come from wearing your Slouch Solution will automatically make you look much better.
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Thirty communities, nonprofit groups and counties will share $465,661.99 in 2018 state grants from the Department of Natural Resources Urban Forestry Grant program to promote and sustain urban forest resources in Wisconsin.
The WI DNR is proposing to deactivate the gypsy moth suppression program as requests for treatment have fallen to very low levels and this small need can be met by private businesses. The DNR is taking input on the proposed change to rule NR 47.910. If you have questions, concerns, or comments about this proposal you may give your input by attending a hearing or in writing. Input must be received on or before Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2017 to be considered.
Public hearings will be held on Dec. 19, at 11:00 a.m. at DNR service centers in Fitchburg, Milwaukee, Green Bay and Eau Claire. Input may be given verbally or in writing at the hearing.
Written comments may be submitted by U.S. mail, e-mail, or through the internet. Written comments will have the same weight and effect as oral statements presented at the public hearing.
Preregistration is required. The cost to attend a training session is $30. For more information, visit UW Extension's website.
Fig 1. Average gypsy moth trap counts in northern Wisconsin counties. Map adapted from the Slow The Spread Foundation, Inc.
Annual surveys conducted by the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP) indicate gypsy moth populations have increased in several northern Wisconsin counties and by 20% statewide. High moth counts were detected in pheromone traps in Ashland, Bayfield, Burnett (Dewey Township), Iron, Oneida, and Vilas counties, with the highest overall count in Bayfield County (14,354 moths total). Areas with an average catch per trap of 100 moths or more will likely experience damaging levels of defoliation by gypsy moth caterpillars in the following year or years (Fig. 1).
Defoliation can be reliably predicted at the stand level by counting gypsy moth egg masses from August through March before egg hatch; these estimates help determine if preventive measures, such as physical controls, insecticide treatments, or delaying thinning activities are needed until populations collapse.
In recreational and residential high-use areas, physical controls such as sticky bands and burlap barriers may be used to help reduce nuisance and aesthetic impacts from gypsy moths. Aerial treatments are used when gypsy moth populations are high. In managed forests, use of silvicultural techniques may be economically feasible to reduce productivity problems caused by the pest.
Learn more about prevention and management options for your property by consulting with your local DNR forester or regional forest health specialist.
More information about population sampling and management options is available online at www.gypsymoth.wi.gov.
Emerald ash borer (EAB) continues to be found in new areas in the state. Wisconsin tracks EAB at the municipality or township level. Quarantined counties are shown in tan; infested areas are shown in green on the map.
EAB quarantine map. Counties shaded in tan are quarantined for EAB, green areas are townships and municipalities where EAB has been confirmed. Map courtesy of WI DATCP.
The Division of Forestry's forest health team recently updated another forest health fact sheet about conifer bark beetles. Like the oak wilt and hickory dieback and mortality fact sheets revised earlier this year, the conifer bark beetle publication offers information about biology, impact, prevention and management of the insects. The conifer bark beetle fact sheet is available on the DNR's forest health webpage.
Is it SNEED or wet soils and nutrient deficiency?
New needles are green (circled in red), and older needles are yellow (circled in blue) on this spruce. Spruce needles that are yellow with no visible fruiting bodies on the needles may be suffering from nutrient deficiency due to constant wet soils this year, or they may have a fungal disease called SNEED (spruce needle drop). Photo by Linda Williams, WI DNR.
In late summer and early fall I had a few calls about younger spruce with yellow needles. These trees were typically 8-20 years old and were a very yellow color, with new foliage emerging a green color but quickly fading to yellow. There are two things that came to mind this year. The first thought is that we've had a very wet year. All year long roots were often in saturated or very moist soil. Consequently. the yellowing could be a sign of nutrient deficiency, specifically nitrogen, due to the saturated soils. The second possibility is a disease called SNEED (an abbreviation for 'spruce needle drop'), which I typically see on heavier soils.
SNEED in spruce is thought to be caused by the fungus Setomalonomma holmii. Pathogenicity of the fungus has not been proven, but it is the primary fungus present on trees with a particular suite of symptoms. Spruce with SNEED have current year needles that are a nice green color, but older needles will be yellow or yellow/green in color. Black fruiting bodies will look like pepper sprinkled generously on the twigs of the affected branches. Old needles, although not showing any fruiting bodies, will drop from the tree prematurely, and repeated years of this will cause the tree to thin, decline, and can lead to mortality. I've seen this primarily in plantations of white spruce on heavy soils, but have also seen it in blue spruce plantations; it's reported in Norway spruce as well. I don't know of any sure-fire chemical options to prevent infection or to help the trees recover. Management typically involves removing the most affected trees in the plantation, minimizing stress, and minimizing standing water or waterlogged soils where possible.
Written by: Linda Williams, forest health specialist, Woodruff. Linda.Williams@wisconsin.gov; 715-356-5211, x232.


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New Eagles WR DeVonta Smith wants to know where the best cheesesteak in Philly is
The Eagles' first-rounder took to Twitter to ask fans where he should get a cheesesteak.
Eagles first-round draft pick DeVonta Smith is endearing himself to the city already.Read moreDavid Dermer / AP
by Damichael Cole
DeVonta Smith hasn't been an Eagle for even 24 hours and he is already asking the most important question: Where's the best cheesesteak in Philly?
Smith is a Louisiana native and played four years at Alabama, so even though he's just 166 pounds, there's a good chance he knows a thing or two about good food.
He took to Twitter Friday afternoon to start getting cheesesteak recommendations, receiving thousands within hours.
Lots of love for Dalessandro's
If the Twitter replies are any indication, Dalessandro's will be Smith's first stop. Mitchell & Ness and former Simon Gratz football star Nydair Rouse are among those who suggested Dalessandro's.
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Not everyone supports the amount of love that Dalessandro's is getting. Count radio and TV personality Natalie Egenolf as one of those who disagrees.
John's Roast Pork is a little more than two miles from Lincoln Financial Field, so the proximity could be in its favor.
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Other popular choices
Ishkabibbles, Jim's Steaks, and Angelo's Pizzeria were also among the popular selections. As you can see above, Max's in North Philly is regarded as one of the under-the-radar best options. A tantalizing picture from Woodrow's may have caught Smith's eye like a Jalen Hurts pass at Alabama.
If you're one of the people concerned about Smith's slender frame, just keep suggesting cheesesteak locations. If he tries enough of those spots, those concerns may not last long.
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One of the best things (maybe the best thing) about moving into the Cabana Beach Condos is the friendship that developed between Kim, Bryan and myself. Once I returned from my Christmas/New Year holiday and began building and replacing the railings, Kim and Bryan told me they were going to be going to visit Kim's mom in Vancouver, BC for about 2 and a half months and would I be interested in managing the condo for them while they're gone. Things like setting the trash and recyclables out for pick up, greeting new quests, paying the electric bills, scheduling the cleaning lady between quests, and just generally being available and seeing to the needs of the condo and its quests. In return for this and for my labor of replacing the railings, they would have me move into their third floor 2 bedroom unit and stay there for free. Sounded like a fair exchange to me.
So when it came time for them to leave I moved all my stuff into their place and moved my workbench and tools to their front deck and began my management duties along with my carpenter duties. The first week was a piece of cake. No issues at all. Then a couple moved into one of the ground level one bedroom units and that's when things began to get interesting. The couple were from Quebec, Canada. The wife spoke some English but her first language was French. The husband only spoke French. So right away we've got some communication issues as I only understand and speak English except for a tiny bit of Spanish. Mario and Clare had been there a day and I got a call that they needed a new coffee pot. So I went down and Clare pointed out a small, almost invisible crack in the glass pot. It wasn't leaking and otherwise was still serviceable. But, subscribing to the notion that "the customer is always right", I rode my bicycle into town in search of a new pot. Well of course I couldn't find just the pot and ended up purchasing a complete new coffee maker to replace the one in their unit. Two days later, I got a call just before noon that they were almost out of propane for the range and she wanted to make lunch and was afraid it would run out before she was done. Since there were no gauges indicating how much gas was left in the tank I asked how she knew it was almost empty. Most people just wait for it to actually run out before replacing. She explained that they were used to propane and she could tell by the weight of the tank that it was almost empty. I didn't argue, but just went to the little convenience store close by and exchanged the tank for a full one. Clare seemed to think that I was her personal servant. The next thing was that their internet connection was too weak and slow. Admittedly, the wireless connection from the wireless router on the upper floor was a bit weak. So the most expedient thing for me to do was run a hard wire down from the upstairs router down to their unit. I contacted Kim and Bryan's internet guy to see if he could come out to run the wire. No, he was on another job and it would be a couple of days before he could get out. But… If I were to go to his shop in town, I could buy the Cat5 cable I needed. So off to town to buy the cable. After finally making my needs known to the Spanish only speaking woman in his shop I got the 50 feet of cable I needed. But I still needed the connectors on each end of the cable and she couldn't do that. But she sent me to another place that could. So about 2 hours later I was back and the cable was strung from the router, down the outside wall and into the kitchen window of Mario and Clare's unit. I could tell this couple was not going to be easy or fun to deal with. And they were due to be there for at least 2 months.
The next thing to happen just a couple days later was that I was washing dishes about 11:30 before going to bed and there was no water pressure. This condo relies on a catchment system to collect rain water from roof run off into a 2500 gallon storage tank. Then an electric pump takes water from that storage tank and pumps in into a smaller tank called an accumulator. It has two chambers separated by a rubber diaphragm and each half of this tank is about 150 gallons. As the pump puts water into one chamber the diaphragm expands into the sealed empty chamber. Once the pressure reaches about 55 pounds per square inch, the pump shuts off and a check valve prevents the pressurized water from flowing back through the pump. The pressurized water in the tank is connected to the buildings plumbing and water then flows throughout the building to take showers, wash dishes, and flush toilets. When water is used the pressure in the tank begins to drop. When it reaches about 30 psi a pressure switch on the pump turns the pump back on and more water is pumped into the accumulator. This works quite nicely. That is until one of two things happens. Either the area doesn't receive enough rain to keep the storage tank full or the pump doesn't run. Because it had been an unusually dry spring, either of these causes were a possibility. The pump and accumulator tank are located in a small building (bodega) just a few feet from condo. I grabbed a flashlight and headed down the two flights of stairs to the bodega to investigate. Next to the bodega is the storage tank and I thumped on the outside and though the tank was only about one third full, it did have water in it so that was not the problem. I next unlock the bodega and since there are no lights in the building I peered in with the flashlight and confirmed that the pump was not running and the system pressure gauge was reading "0". I spent some time bypassing the pumps pressure switch and the thermo overload protector to make sure that was not the issue. It wasn't. The motor itself was quite hot but not running. So I turned the electrical breaker off. The pump wasn't working. Why I didn't know. But at 2am there wasn't anything I could do so I retired to bed but didn't get much sleep. What was I to do? I'm not very familiar with the area. Could I find someone to check it out? Could I find a new water pump if needed.
Early the next morning I had to cut the PVC pipe running from the pump outlet to the accumulator and unscrew the supply pipe as there was a union type connector for that. After disconnecting the electrical wires I was able to get the pump out into the light of day and take it apart enough to tell that it had "frozen up". I couldn't turn the impeller no matter how hard I tried. The pump would have to be replaced.
I grabbed some cash from the emergency supply Kim had left for me and road into town to the first hardware store I came to. "You got any 220 volt water pumps?" Luckily the proprietor spoke pretty good English and sure enough, for $300 he had 220 volt one horsepower pump. The inlet and output were just a bit smaller than the old horse and half pump and it was about half the physical size so I was a little nervous about buying it. But at least it was close enough to give it a try. I also bought the necessary reducing bushings and a proper union for the pressure side so that pump could be removed without cutting pipes. The pump was too large and heavy to put in my back pack so, Richard, the proprietor, volunteered one of his staff to load it in their truck and deliver it to the condo about 2 miles away. I proceeded to install the pump and by about 1pm, the building again had water. And the smaller pump actually performed better than the larger pump had. I knew this because we had had earlier problems with the system requiring the replacement of the pressure switch and I had timed the cycling of the pump. The new pump only took about 2/3rds as much time to build pressure to the 55 psi cutoff point. Mario and Clare, Clare mostly grumbled because they couldn't take showers but were appreciative the I was able to solve the problem relatively quickly. They hadn't been in Bocas del Toro long enough to understand that this repair happened at lightning speed compared to most problems in this part of the world. One thing you learn here is patients, or you go crazy.
Water issues are over. Right? Wrong? About 2 or 3 days later, again there was no water. But this time it was because the storage tank had run dry. This was turning out to be a nightmare! Through the help of the woman that was doing the cleaning who, though American, spoke fluent Spanish, I was able to contact someone that could bring us water. I bought what was supposed to be 300 gallons of water for $40, but as there was no flow meter in their pumping system from their tank, I have no idea how much we got. This was about 10am and by about 6pm, again we were out of water and basically there was no one around to be using water as all of the tenants were away for the day and I hadn't been using any. The water was going somewhere, but where. I went around and made sure that none of the spigots were leaking or none of the toilet flapper valves were leaking. Nothing in the building was leaking and yet I could watch the system pressure gauge slowly drop from the 55lb shut off to the 30lb where the pump turned on. It took the pump about 45 seconds to bring the pressure back up and about 4 and one half minutes for it to drop to the 30lb level. There obviously was a leak somewhere. But where. I called the plumber that Kim and Bryan use and who was somewhat familiar with the system and he came out and confirmed my earlier diagnosis of a leak in the supply pipe to the building. But he didn't know where the pipe ran or where it entered the building. He wanted to see the plans for the building and I contacted Kim and she told me where to find them. I called the plumber and said I had the plans. He said he'd be out the next day. Three days later and several phone calls still didn't make the plumber appear. He obviously didn't want to take on the job. But rather than tell me that, he just kept saying he would come out but didn't show up. I looked at the drawings myself and determined where the supply pipe entered the building. I next learned of a young gringo that did odd jobs and he came out and the two of use found were the supply pipe which was covered with about a 4" thick concrete side walk was leaking. Garret when into town and purchased a 4lb hammer and a chisel and returned to start breaking up the sidewalk in the area we suspected the leak was. About an hour later, sure enough, there was a 90 degree elbow that had cracked and leaking.
There had been a minor earthquake a few weeks earlier and I suspect that's when it all started. Initially the leak was pretty small as the pipe and fitting were encased in concrete. But over time it started to erode this away and it was leaking at a pretty good rate. Garret was able to open up enough room to replace the broken elbow and finally the water issue really was fixed. And luckily, it started raining sufficiently to keep the tank full of water from then on.
Mario and Clare, as you can imagine, were less than understanding through all of this and negotiated with Kim to get out of their commitment to stay and moved out shortly thereafter. I can't say that I was disappointed. I next ordered and installed an electronic gauge in the storage tank with a Bluetooth readout in Kim and Bryan's unit. Now the water supply could be easily and accurately monitored and if something like this happens in the future it could be detected early enough for preemptive preventative measures.
None of us had any idea that my first stint at property management would be so exciting and stressful. But Kim and Bryan were most appreciative and once it was behind me it gave me a good feeling that I had handled it about as well as anyone could have, given the same circumstances.
My resume just keeps getting more varied.


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I've been busy. And, if truth be told, I've got a bit of writers block. Much as I love doing this blog, the bit of my brain that gets the rest of me moving and writing and thinking of interesting things to say has been staring out of the window listlessly for the past week. And I've got tons to write about too – two Pitchfork articles, an article about Pavement and Supergrass, and all sorts of other stuff.
But my brain keeps going "Meh. Go and play Uncharted 2 instead. Or watch the World Cup.". So here we are. Saying all that, I did hear a marvellous bit of angry, angsty, messed up rawk the other day and feel compelled to share. Hailing from London, Engerland, The Dissociates chuck At The Drive-In, Mission Of Burma, and tons of other stuff, mix it in a big vat, and out comes this. It's all over the place, in a good way.
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Today we are going to share the release date of the Hajime No Ippo Chapter 1410 this series is one of the most popular and loved around the world.
This series is full of Action, Comedy, and Sports and this series contains many fans from all over the world.
This series was first released in 1986 as Hajime No Ippo and now the fans are too excited for the upcoming chapter of this show.
Here we share all information about this series in this article, so please read continuously.
This series is based on a Japanese boxing-themed manga series that was written and illustrated by George Morikawa.
This series first released on 11 October 1989 and a total of 135 volumes had been released yet by this manga.
Fans expect that this episode will be most interesting and fully enjoyable by them and viewers.
According to information, this series is set to release on Wednesday 1 February 2023, and manga lovers from other countries can explore this series at the following time:
Pacific Standard Time: 12:00 PM
Eastern Time: 3:00 AM
Central Standard Time: 2:00 AM
India Standard Time: 12:30 PM
Japan Standard Time: 5:00 PM
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In this series, Ippo Makunouchi is a shy student in high school, and he is always busy helping his mother run their family fishing charter business.
He has not made any friend yet.
He always kept himself and a group of bullies led by Umezawa got into the habit of picking on him.
One day the bullies beat him badly a middleweight boxer help him and took him to the Kamogawa Gym.
The middleweight boxer helps him and gives treatment to his wounds.
After this incident he decided to make his career in boxing.
He complete information will be announced on 29 January 2023.
The spoilers are not officially confirmed and they are running on the internet and various social media platforms. The story of this series began and this series' storyline was most liked by the people and now many people are fan to this series.
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Every manga fan is anxiously waiting for the release of chapter 1410 of Hajime No Ippo. As it turns out, this chapter will be airing on December 1st, 2020. It's quite clear that all fans of the manga series are eagerly waiting for the new chapter to arrive.
The official release of Hajime No Ippo Chapter 1410 is said to be on December 1st, 2020. This is the most probable estimated date and time of release; however, it can be subject to change.
Yes, chapter 1410 of Hajime No Ippo will most likely include spoilers, as it is yet to be released. As of now, there are no official spoilers for the chapter, but fans are still trying to collect enough information to make some predictions.
Chapter 1410 of Hajime No Ippo can be expected to follow the ongoing story arc of Takamura and his tryout to compete in the Feather Weight Tournament. He will face the champions and try to prove his strength. We can expect a lot of emotional and intense scenes that are likely to envelop the fans.
Yes, there is an official Hajime No Ippo Discord server. Fans can join the server and discuss their theories on the series, and get updates on future chapters.
Hajime No Ippo Chapter 1410 will be releasing on December 1st, 2020. The fans can expect to see Takamura in the upcoming chapter, as he will be competing in the Feather Weight Tournament. The chapter will most likely include spoilers, which is why fans are eagerly waiting for its release. For those who want more information and discussions can join the official Hajime No Ippo Server on Discord.
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Hey! It's another super long post! This one puts some of the pieces together in one place that we're not all talking about as a big picture. Here goes -
People who have been at protests are going to start getting sick any day now. Media and cops too. And we've got a country in increasing chaos. A president looking to seize power. Looks like he's finally figured out how to use the government. He chooses every day not to use the US government to help with the pandemic in all of the ways that it could. That is an active choice. Meanwhile, he's choosing to find the ways to that he can use it to be more of an authoritarian strongman type.
Lots of people are freaking out. For good reason. It's hard to imagine that we could have gotten here. But some of us did see that we could have, and have been getting ready.
I'm getting some really good feedback on what I write about all of this (this was originally on Facebook.), even though I have mostly been offline for the last 2 weeks.
Many of you who have been connected with me for the last year or so know that I have tried to do some civic engagement work to help make political change. This spring I retooled it for the pandemic but nobody was ready for it just then. Early on there was some denial that things could get this bad, and then everyone was adjusting to the new realities.
Well, here we are. It's bad. I knew we could always be in multiple catastrophes and would not be ready for it from my work in government. I knew from studying Trump from the fall of 2015 and watching the kind of fear he activated and amplified how dangerous he could potentially be if he got into office. The Boogaloo boys and the wyt supremacists and the civil-war pushers were supporting him back in 2015. They were threatening that if he lost they would do a civil war anyway.
Many think that had Hillary won that everything would have been sunshine and flowers up until this pandemic. I don't think that's true. I think those civil-war-pusher people were fired up enough and could have done some serious damage, especially when inspired to do so by an angry Trump who would have lost. And Russian backing. (We might be seeing some of what they had been planning in some of the actions they are taking to escalate things at protests around the country. It's unclear how much they are behind, and we may never know. Communities with more of an intelligence function in their law enforcement capacity may have better tracking on this, but that's an unusual capability in LE. Given the level of activity and overwhelm over the past week, we may never know for sure.)
So had Hillary won in 2016, she might have had to deal with civil unrest or worse from the Boogaloo crowd + Trump then. She certainly would not have been able to magically solve the problems of systemic racism and poverty that are behind so much of the rage we are seeing come forward now. No more than Obama could. There's no magic pixie dust that a Democratic president can come and sprinkle into Washington and make everything better. That people act like that is possible is part of the problem.
So now we're in some shit. It's bad.
Last night we had the former Secretary of Homeland Security and former head of legal stuff at DOD interpreting the president's actions and threats about military deployments in the domestic space. When Jeh Johnson is not sure what could happen it's a little unsettling. He's practically the definition of the institutions of government, having been in both DHS and DOD, and tied to the intel world as both are.
If you pay attention to the law enforcement pundits, there are a few who are talking about the Boogaloo boys and the wyt supremacists. NBC reported yesterday that at least one person from the wyt supremacist crowd has been masquerading as an anarchist. That's one connection in one person, but it's a data point.
Here's something few are talking about.
Russia's disinformation efforts ramped up at the beginning of this pandemic. That has been confirmed and reported. Some (not all) of the crappy medical advice on social media that is counterproductive and could be dangerous if people followed it is suspected to come from Russia.
Russia is known to support the US's wyt supremacy movement. There is also some recent reporting on that
One of the things the Trump Administration has done is to actively disassemble and unfund domestic counterterrorism work, including the Office for Countering Violent Extremism in DHS, and work in other parts of the government. Years of institutional tracking of wyt supremacist groups by law enforcement were reported to have been unfunded, leaving the tracking of such groups to outside organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center. Yet they would have nowhere near the kinds of files and info that law enforcement would have had.
On the subject of Russia, Russia's goal has always been to destabilize their competition, especially the US. Russia is also an oligarchy, with power centered around big money and criminal enterprise. Their goal in the 2016 election was sow discord and division in the US. We may never know the level to which they are influencing the current discord and division, but we can assume that it is a factor here. They have positioned themselves to be able to take advantage of and inflame and amplify division in moments like we are currently in.
The Russian threat is well-documented, particularly through the impeachment hearings. We have well-documented information from the United States intelligence community of Russia's intentions and goals, and of their active interference in the 2020 election.
Putin talked with Trump yesterday.
Trump also made a series of outrageous moves yesterday that show that he is starting to better understand how to use the parts of government that he wants to use. So far, the government has responded. If he keeps at it, we will have to see if the government fights him on those aspects which are more clearly unconstitutional and less in gray areas. Considering the level of institutional erosion over the past 3.5 years, there's a risk that it won't push back.
We're never going to know what's going on behind the scenes.
Years from now if we manage to hold enough of the institutions together to keep records of this time of chaos, we may be able to assemble some of it. Some of it we won't ever know. We may get more whistleblowers coming forward. Perhaps some are working their plan now.
We have a demagogue in the White House who wants to be a strongman type, and who has been corrupting and eroding the federal government since the day he was elected. He has essentially followed the steps of how to be a successful tyrant. He has a cabinet of allies making oligarchical moves. He runs an Administration that refuses oversight. He has actively eroded the institutions of the government that are intended to serve its citizens and not its president.
And so now we have over a hundred thousand citizens dead because he won't use the government to serve us.
Meanwhile, conspiracy theories run rampant. Some people I am connected to make up their own pretty regularly.
The thing is, we don't need to make up conspiracy theories. There's enough going on right in front of our eyes that we don't need to make up more. If we could just stick to the facts that we have available - AND THOSE ARE BAD - it might help us get a little bit focused. Making up more fear when we've got plenty to go around doesn't really help.
Fear runs rampant. People are terrified. People are extremely angry. So angry that they are out putting their lives and the lives of others on the line in mass protests in cities everywhere. They're out there fighting for each other but not even consistently helping to protect each other by wearing masks and keeping distant. They're so fired up that they're not thinking clearly. Or they actively decided that they don't (or can't) care about the threat of the virus because of the threat of all the other things. Like the systemic, blatant racism. Like the violent policing. Like the poverty. Like the accumulation of wealth in the very few. Like the fact that communities people need to survive have been so heavily damaged over the last week. It's all too scary or enraging or overwhelming to comprehend. To make sense of. To make rational decisions within. And so people are out on the street, gathering together, in (mostly) complete contradiction to all public health guidance and to why we so heavily damaged our own economy in the first place by shutting things down to try and keep more people healthy and to keep our health systems from being overwhelmed.
News headlines are timid. "Experts Worry Coronavirus Could Spread Following Protests."
A more accurate headline would say:
"Experts Are Mortified Because Protests Will Exacerbate The Pandemic And Lead To Tens Of Thousands More Deaths."
And how are we going to do contact tracing on that? Nevermind. We're barely doing it anyway. Some of the states have decided - like the president - to just move on from the pandemic. Like that will work.
In 2016, for those who were watching, the threat of Russia was out there the whole time for anyone willing to pay attention.
Right now we've got WAY more going on than the threat from Russia, but we're only talking about pieces of everything that's going on. Few people are putting all of the pieces together. And so it goes.
There was an article in the Atlantic this spring about how countries were doing a poor job managing the pandemic because we don't understand complex systems.
We don't. We're terrible at it. Our media doesn't help. They are actively impeding public health advice and good science reporting daily.
But there are a million other factors. Because we're in a complex society. With complex systems. We've got a president who wants to oversimplify everything. He wants to make it easy. Easy for people to cede power to him. And many have. Many many many. Including the entire Republican Party.
It's harder to dig in and understand the systems that we need to have and protect to keep this country intact.
Historical research indicates that in countries with an emerging tyrant, those who were able to protect social institutions and civic society fared better on the other side after the tyrant was removed.
We're in that moment.
We need to protect a functioning, civil society. Right now it doesn't serve so very many. That's the energy behind so many of these protests.
To make it better, we've got to hold together what we've got and work on it while we go through. We have to have a solid opposition agenda that people will believe in for a path forward through all of this.
What can we fight for? We need some clear ideas on that. That's how you fight a tyrant. We need to know what we want. Not just what we don't want.
We need to do what we can to hold things together. but we need to know the direction we're going, too. That will be an important part of all this.
The tyrant offers abyss. That's all he can offer. Rage and anger.
We Need More
To counter the tyrant, you need more than rage and anger.
We need to amplify the leaders out there who have vision for the society we want. Those are the people that we need to be hearing from more and more now. Noticeably, it's not most of the federal elected officials on either side currently in office. It's people in cities and states. It's people on the street.
We need to find those voices that we need to lift them up. We've got a whole hell of a lot more than we did a week ago. If you're looking for somewhere to focus your hope, that's a starting spot. Any one of us can do that too. We all have to pull each other forward. We have to lift up each other's voices.
The vision we want us to be more powerful than the fear the tyrant is pushing.
The world we demand has to be a bigger sell for the general public than the power of the fear to keep people hiding out at home and terrified.
Fear doesn't defeat fear.
Hope does. Vision does. Love does. Yeah that's a whole lot of cheesy. It's also true. Look at the great civil rights leaders. Look at the great leaders throughout history who have countered emerging tyranny. That's the stuff.
It's demanding a society that serves all of us. So we can take care of each other. That's why we have government. That's what it's supposed to do. We have to make it do that. That's the challenge of this moment.
We have to get there. We have to make it clear what we want. What we demand. Together. Like pronto. This is urgent. This doesn't mean like in a few months.
And we have to hold it together now. We have to hold society together so that it can take care of all of us in the meantime while we work on getting it better. We're about to have some major medical system overwhelm. We need systems to hold. We need cities and states to hold. And while we're at it, we need to work on transforming them. So they serve us all.
Can't do any of that if we don't survive. Can't transform any of it if it all burns to ash. It's a lot harder to get systems to serve everyone if there are no systems.
What's before us is monumental. We're in a historical moment. But what matters more is what we make of it.
There's no going back.
So who do you want to be going forward?
Light it up. And do your best not to get dead, or to get anyone else dead.
More to come on a community and some civic engagement work that can help with all of this. Hopefully this week. Stay tuned. Stay alive. There are ways through.
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'We should all be concerned': Des Moines mayor declares state of emergency over Iowa's coronavirus 'community spread'
Austin Cannon
State and federal officials say there are simple, everyday steps you can take to avoid catching or spreading respiratory diseases, including COVID-19: Cover your coughs and sneezes, thoroughly wash or sanitize your hands and stay home if you are sick. Get more information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at CDC.gov/coronavirus, or call 211, the Iowa Department of Public Heath's hotline, which is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Des Moines Mayor Frank Cownie has declared a state of emergency, prohibiting gatherings of more than 250 people on public property.
Cownie signed the proclamation Sunday, less than a day after Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds announced the state's first case of "community spread" of the novel coronavirus. The designation means COVID-19 has spread from an unknown source and isn't linked to travel.
Reynolds announced the case was linked to Dallas County, which includes Des Moines' western suburbs. In a news conference Sunday, Cownie said that case "opened a lot of people's eyes."
"That, I think, steps it up to a level we should all be concerned about: how we gather, where we gather and to respect that social distancing that we all should have," he said.
► MORE:The latest on coronavirus in Iowa.
The proclamation forces the cancellation of the 2020 St. Patrick's Day Parade, which was scheduled to close several streets downtown Tuesday during working hours.
A block party on Court Avenue, hosted annually by Annie's Irish Pub, was also planned for Tuesday, but the bar decided earlier Sunday that it would postpone the party.
The Des Moines Public Library system, citing Cownie's declaration, announced Sunday it would close all six of its locations until further notice. It urged patrons to continue to access resources through its website, https://www.dmpl.org/.
"All indications are that aggressive early social distancing can stop this virus from spreading exponentially, and we believe the library has a responsibility to play a role in that here in Des Moines," library director Susan Woody said in a statement.
Cownie estimated the proclamation could remain in place for at least a couple weeks and last up to two months. He referenced the 1918 flu pandemic, saying cities that enacted social distancing quickly fared better than those that didn't.
"I think we have to be very careful with this," he said.
► MORE:What's been closed, canceled or postponed around Iowa as a result of the spreading coronavirus
Those who paid for event permits to hold their events on public land can get refunds upon request, according to the proclamation.
The fifth-term mayor urged residents to also avoid large gatherings on private property. (The declaration doesn't ban gatherings of 250 or more people on private land.)
He also cautioned people who might want to go to a local bar or restaurant to enjoy the St. Patrick's Day holiday. Over the weekend, revelers across the country still went out to bars and nightclubs despite the spread of the virus.
"I'd suggest they hopefully respect the health and well-being of their friends and associates and anyone they come in contact with. I would think they would want to maintain this social distancing for their own health and well-being," he said.
► MORE:Could the coronavirus outbreak be gone by summer? What we don't know is 'epic'
A provision of state code allows Iowa mayors to "take command of the police and govern the city by proclamation, upon making a determination that a time of emergency or public danger exist." Under the proclamation, Cownie is given the same powers as a county sheriff.
There are 18 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus in Iowa, though none so far is in Des Moines or Polk County.
The mayor added that the city is working on how the coronavirus could affect city services. Police, fire and garbage services will still continue.
"Those people, they can't telecommute to work," he said. "They need to be on hand."
► MORE:Here's a map of the coronavirus cases in Iowa
Parade canceled for first time
After holding off on canceling the annual Des Moines St. Patrick's Day Parade, the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of Central Iowa's board voted Sunday morning to forgo the annual tradition.
Tony Schmid, president of the group, said 2020 is the first time the parade has been canceled since it was founded in the 1980s. He didn't rule out holding it at a later date.
"This is definitely the first time we've canceled it, and we're very sad to do so," he said at the city's news conference Sunday.
Schmid added that the majority of people who reached out to him wanted the parade to go on. However, he was only expecting 1,000 attendees, at most, because of the virus and the potential for rain. On a nice day, Schmid said 20,000 to 30,000 will line the streets.
Although other similar events were canceled or postponed nationwide earlier in the week, the parade was still on schedule. Schmid was talking with both the city and the governor's office, hoping to hold off as long as possible for better news.
"We were ready to pull the plug at the very last minute if it was left up to us, but we decided, as the group, that we didn't want to move forward with it," he said.
He and the mayor then offered up their closing remarks in a mostly empty City Hall. Moments later, a city employee appeared with disinfectant wipes to clean off the city's video equipment.
Iowa's number of positive coronavirus tests is ticking up. Infectious disease expert says spread shows pandemic isn't over. The Iowans we've lost to COVID-19 Central Iowa COVID-19 testing: Where and how to get tested around Des Moines Among the COVID-19 long-haulers: Iowa Rep. Amy Nielsen, who says it's 'like you have the flu for two months'
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I have a list of Drafts for this blog. It has a several projects that I have just started, a collection of notes and thoughts; the genesis of an idea before it has taken flight. There are a couple of articles and their research that I haven't posted, or whose time has passed, no longer relevent in today's world.
But for one selection: that is a story that will remain unfortunately unfinished. Originally planned as a post for Halloween, and I loved it. It was dark and devious. It was going so well, and then…it wasn't anything. I was distracted. Distracted by the things that happen; a new job, new responsibilities, new schedule. It was never completed. And I never set out enough of an outline to be able to finish it the way I wanted. So it sits there, a reminder of what almost was, of what could have been. Half a story, a final sentence, and no resolution.
Drafts folders are strange things; they save our stories, articles, ideas. Things unfinished, untouched, almost unremembered. Sometimes those ideas mean something, sometimes they never meant anything. Sometimes those drafts get recycled into something new, into a different idea, or a different post. Sometimes they just sit there, like a trinket on a shelf, gathering intellectual dust until we don't even recognize the person that originally wrote it.
We should all clean out that folder sometimes. To get rid of the old ideas that we aren't attached to, to free up the head space, and find ways to move on. It's good to look through, and maybe be inspired, maybe be embarrassed, maybe even find peace.


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Consumer Organisations Urge Feds to Implement Catfish Inspection Programme
Food safety & handling Economics Sustainability Environment
by Lucy Towers
8 October 2014, at 1:00am
US - A coalition of consumer and advocacy organizations including Food & Water Watch, the Center for Foodborne Illness Research & Prevention, Consumer Federation of America, National Consumers League and United Food & Commercial Workers International Union have called on the Office of Management and Budget to create an inspection program for domestic and imported catfish.
The 2008 Farm Bill mandated the creation of such a program, to be administered by USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), which was supposed to be implemented by December 2009, reports Food and Water Watch.
"In 2013, Americans consumed more than 305 million pounds of catfish, 78 per cent of which was imported, mostly from Viet Nam," said Food & Water Watch Executive Director Wenonah Hauter.
"Americans want to be sure that the catfish they eat and feed their families is safe, yet bowing to pressure from importers and other nations, the Obama administration continues to hold up the implementation of this important rule. Enough is enough."
The Food and Drug Administration currently regulates catfish. Domestic catfish processors are subject to FDA inspections once every five to 10 years and only two percent of imported catfish gets inspected.
The new inspection program would subject domestic catfish processors to daily USDA inspection, and imported catfish, much of which is raised in unsanitary conditions and is treated with antibiotics and other chemicals that have been deemed to be illegal in the US, would receive more rigorous inspection by the USDA.
There is clear scientific evidence that the residues of chemicals used in aquaculture can remain in the edible portion of the fish through harvesting, processing and consumption. The FDA has determined that the potential immediate and long-range human health consequences may include hypersensitivity reactions, toxicity-related reactions, potential carcinogenic and mutagenic effects and increasing prevalence of antibiotic-resistant microorganisms.
A 2011 Government Accountability Office (GAO) report found that the FDA imported seafood sampling program did not generally test for drugs that some countries and the European Union have approved for use in aquaculture, despite the fact that many of those drugs remain unapproved in the United States.
Moreover, only a small share of imported seafood is tested. For example, GAO determined that in fiscal year 2009, FDA tested about 0.1 per cent of all imported seafood products for drug residues.
Specifically regarding catfish during fiscal years 2006 through 2009, GAO found that the FDA did not analyze a single catfish sample for nitrofurans, which is a class of antibacterial drug commonly used in foreign aquaculture that has been banned by the FDA because of its carcinogenic effects and potential risk to public health.
"USDA catfish inspection has the potential to significantly improve consumer safety, without negatively impacting US seafood companies, international trade or the regulatory responsibilities of federal agencies. The domestic catfish industry welcomes this regulation, as do consumers. Six years is more than enough of time, let's get this rule implemented," urged Ms Hauter.
Lucy Towers
Dutch turbot farmer achieves world's first ASC flatfish certification
Seafarm, which produces turbot in the Netherlands, has become the first in the world to achieve the ASC Flatfish Standard certification.
ADM open US aqua innovation lab
ADM has announced the opening of its Aquaculture Innovation Lab at the Animal Nutrition Technology Center (ANTC) in Decatur, Illinois – which aims to build on the company's existing aquaculture research facilities in Bra…
A fresh approach to farming and funding for Indonesia's seaweed sector
A Singapore-based startup is looking to revolutionise South East Asia's seaweed farming sector, by creating an innovative model that supports the entire value chain.
Aquaculture's climate expenses might outweigh Covid-19 shocks, say researchers
A new study from Northeastern University has found that the economic losses stemming from Covid-19 pale in comparison to costs related to climate change.
Fishmeal and fish oil production up by 6 percent in 2021
The IFFO's latest analysis on marine ingredients shows that total cumulative production of fishmeal and fish oil from January to November 2021 is up 6 percent year-on-year.


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Rapid-fire Rodriguez lets passion be his guide
August 7, 2002 |
This is a man with a message, with a gleam in his eye. He has seen the future. He has changed his life. He has found the answers. He is telling me this at 211 words a minute. That's faster than Chris Matthews. I taped our conversation and divided the number of words by 45 minutes, which is how I know. He's actually talking faster than that, because some of those words are mine.
His name is Robert Rodriguez, and to know him is to like him. He's 34 now. When I met him he was 24, and had just made a film named "El Mariachi" for around $9,000, and it was a big hit. He shot it on a home camera and shoved it through the mail slot of an agent, and the rest is history. He had an enormous hit with "Spy Kids" (2001), a colorful and delightful family entertainment that cost $35 million and grossed many, many times that. Now he's back with "Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams." He's currently editing "Once Upon a Time in Mexico," starring Antonio Banderas, Johnny Depp, Salma Hayek, Willem Dafoe and Mickey Rourke. He is a man who loves his work, his life, the world and especially the Sony 24-fps HD digital video camera.
This is the same camera that George Lucas used to shoot "Attack of the Clones." It was developed by Sony to imitate the look of 24 frames-per-second film, and it costs around $100,000. It is not to be confused with the little cameras that most people think of when they think of digital video. Rodriguez believes the HD camera gives him a better picture than film. I disagree. But I've written so much on this issue, it's only fair to let him have his say.
Besides, I agree with his other point: That it's faster and cheaper than film, more like play and less like work.I was not his interviewer but his audience. Rodriguez is so exuberant, so talkative, that at one point I asked him about his good friend Quentin Tarantino, also known to wave his hands a lot and talk non-stop.
"When you're in a room together, who stops?"
"I stop and I listen," he said, "because I'm from 10 kids. He's an only child, and he'll talk and he'll talk and he'll talk."
And Rodriguez quietly listens. Uh, huh.
It was Tarantino who told him he should make a third film to follow "El Mariachi" (1992) and "Desperado" (1995), so he would have a Mexican trilogy. Sergio Leone made " A Fistful of Dollars" and "For a Few Dollars More," both at bargain-basement prices, and then he made the epics "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" and "Once Upon a Time in the West." Rodriguez should follow in his footsteps."
"Quentin challenged me," he said. "He told me, 'If you do a third one, it has to be "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" of this series. It has to be the epic. And you have to call it "Once Upon a Time in Mexico."
"I'm thinking, yeah, like when hell freezes over. I ain't gonna to Mexico again and shoot on film; it's so cumbersome. It's like an anvil around your ankle creatively. I thought, I'm never gonna make that movie. But as soon as I saw the HD cameras, projects I thought were impossible, like that one ... hey, I could shoot that in seven weeks, and it would look like an epic, like an old Technicolor movie, sharp as a tack. You'll see every pore in every actor's face like an old Sergio Leone movie. I prepared it in 2-1/2 weeks, told the studio we've only got seven weeks to shoot because the actors' strike coming up. Went out. Shot it. They couldn't believe we brought this huge movie back on time."
The advantages of the HD camera, he said, are that you don't need to spend so much time lighting everything, you can shoot on a moment's notice, and you can see exactly what you've just shot. So you don't have to do another take for insurance.
"It's weird," Rodriguez said. "Usually on a movie, you don't see a finished print until the premiere. Now we see on the set better than what we even see at the premiere--digitally. So when an actor comes up to you and says, 'You sure that was good?' You say, yeah, have a look. You show him the digital monitor. You tell him, 'This is the historical record. This is what it's gonna look like at the premiere. You can see the sweat on your eyes.'"
So much of the film-based process of Hollywood is such a hassle. That's why most directors only make one movie every three or four years. Coppola told me he loves directing movies, but hates making them. And when something creative is a hassle, something's seriously wrong with the process. You look at a movie and you go, it cost that much? It had all this talent involved--and that's it? That's all you got? Well, I reverse the process."
The Rodriguez Theory is that the less a movie costs, the more freedom he has. He demonstrated that definitively in "Spy Kids 2," he said. The movie is another special-effects extravaganza with the two title characters (Alexa Vega and Daryl Sabara) competing with two rival Spy Kids to find the secret island of a mad scientist (Steve Buscemi). As before, the Spy Kids' parents (Antonio Banderas and Carla Gugino) follow along to help, and this time, they're followed by the Spy Kids' grandparents (Ricardo Montalban and Holland Taylor).
"The studio said, because the first movie was a $36 million movie, next time spend $60 million. I said, 'I know, you want it bigger and better. But give me the same budget, because the money's not gonna do it. Being creative is gonna make it a bigger, better movie.'"
For example, there's a scene where the two kids walk into a room, and they can't hear each other talk, but suddenly they can hear each other think. That's a great scene, and it costs five bucks, because it's all in the idea. Better to think up stuff like that than worry, how am I gonna spend $120 million today?"
By now, Rodriguez was so warmed up, I felt like I was a studio executive, and this was his pitch.
"I production-design 'em so that I won't overbill 'em," he said. "You have Steve Buscemi standing around this little volcano. There's only three rocks there. I put wheels on them so that when I shot at cross angles, I would roll the rocks over there and line them up and shoot them. The same rocks. And that kind of savings goes throughout. No production designer would ever allow the director to show up and see three rocks and tell him, 'Oh, you can just move 'em, can't you?' But I know what I can get away with, so I save the money, which means I can have creative freedom and be imaginative like a child."
"Spy Kids 2" went through most of its post-production process, Rodriguez said, in his garage, in Austin, Texas. Some towns have garage bands. Austin has garage movies. I remembered Richard Linklater telling me his "Waking Life" was post-produced in his garage.
"Once you've abandoned film," Rodriguez said, "you question everything. You ask, why are we doing that like that? That's why I mixed the soundtrack for this movie in the garage. I edited in my garage, I mixed the sound there. It's 5.1 Dolby. It's a very small garage, and I worked hard to emulate a big room sound."
Austin is really the center of things these days, isn't it?
"It's only because we made it happen. It wasn't like there was something that made filmmaking there easy. People don't live there to work. They work to live there. Because everything's accepted. You do mud-slinging artwork? Cool! Rick can go do his crazy animation thing. I'm making giant home movies. Mike Judge is doing 'King of the Hill' for TV. It's got a lot of high tech now. And it's a hippie hangout and an artist's hangout and musician's hangout.
"When the airport moved, I took over an old hangar and Rick Linklater, too--we just took hangars. and we made film studios out of them so we could shoot in there, so we could work at home. I don't ever wanna feel like I'm working. I just wanna feel like I'm playing all day long. Playing with my kids, cooking food from scratch, making movies. It all goes together."
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Q: Service Bus Local Dev I'm aware a lot of people have asked about Azure Service Bus local development story and I'm familiar that Microsoft don't provide an on premise solution at the moment. I have also familiarised myself with Jimmy Bogart's writings on the matter.
I have a variation on the repeated question which I think hasn't been answered before. I have a legacy codebase that is using the older service bus API Microsoft.ServiceBus.Messaging.QueueClient which cannot be easily changed. I also am unable to stub the dependency.
Ideally I'd like to use something like RabbitMQ on-prem for local dev. I was thinking they both can use AMQP v1.0 protocol. Is it possible to force the Service Bus client to use RabbitMQ (or similar) as an AMQP endpoint with the Microsoft.ServiceBus.Messaging.QueueClient class just with changing the connection string - as a replacement for the ASB dependency? (all I need to support is deferal of messages)
Appreciate this use case is a little bizarre, but would appreciate any help/thoughts.
Thanks,
Chris.

A: I'm not aware of such an option. The best you could do is to use a messaging framework that acts as a broker abstraction (MassTransit, NServiceBus, etc) and swap out the connection string. And even with that approach is not going to be flawless because not all messaging brokers are born equal.
If you cannot introduce an abstraction, you'll need to plan a migration to Azure.Messaging.ServiceBus (latest SDK).

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The Saudi Role in Sept. 11 and the Hidden 9/11 Report Pages
By Jeff Stein On 1/7/15 at 6:43 AM EST
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Since the early days after the Sept. 11 attacks, when news emerged that most of the airline hijackers came from Saudi Arabia, dark allegations have lingered about official Saudi ties to the terrorists. Fueling the suspicions: 28 still-classified pages in a congressional inquiry on 9/11 that raise questions about Saudi financial support to the hijackers in the United States prior to the attacks.
Both the administrations of George W. Bush and Barack Obama have refused to declassify the pages on grounds of national security. But critics, including members of Congress who have read the pages in the tightly guarded, underground room in the Capitol where they are held, say national security has nothing to do with it. U.S. officials, they charge, are trying to hide the double game that Saudi Arabia has long played with Washington, as both a close ally and petri dish for the world's most toxic brand of Islamic extremism.
One of the most prominent critics is former Florida Senator Bob Graham, a Democrat who co-chaired the joint investigation of the House and Senate intelligence committees into the Sept. 11 attacks. On Wednesday, in a press conference with two current members of Congress and representatives of families who lost loved ones in the attacks, he will once again urge the Obama administration to declassify the pages—a move the White House has previously rebuffed.
"There are a lot of rocks out there that have been purposefully tamped down, that if were they turned over, would give us a more expansive view of the Saudi role" in assisting the 9/11 hijackers, Graham said in an interview. He maintains that nothing in them qualifies as a legitimate national security secret.
Rep. Walter Jones, a North Carolina Republican who has also read the pages, agrees. "There is no reason the 28 pages have not been made public," Jones told Newsweek. "It's not a national security issue." Parts of it, however, Jones said, will be "somewhat embarrassing for the Bush administration," because of "certain relationships with the Saudis."
In July, the two co-chairman of a separate inquiry, commonly known as the 9/11 Commission, likewise urged the White House to declassify the 28 pages.
"I'm embarrassed that they're not declassified," former Rep. Lee Hamilton (D-Ind) said at a press conference with his co-chair Tom Kean, the former Republican governor of New Jersey. "I assumed all along that our records would be public—all of them, everything. And when I learned that a number of documents were classified or were even redacted, I was surprised and disappointed. I am embarrassed to be associated with a work product that is secret."
Referring to widely reported connections between Saudis and two future hijackers in Southern California, Kean added, "We did research on that particular episode in San Diego with Saudi Arabia and believe if you read the 9/11 report you'll find you want to find about that particular section. There is no reason to classify it anymore."
Their live-streamed press conference at the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington, D.C. received considerable attention. But Hamilton told Newsweek that he did not favor declassification of the 28 pages from the congressional investigation, just his own 9/11 Commission report. "I do not favor the declassification" of the the congressional probe's pages, he said in a telephone interview. He added that he had "never read" that section of the other probe and "I don't know what's in it….No one ever came to me and said you ought to read these pages." (He later amended that to say, "I can't say I've never read them; I have no recollection of having read them.") He evinced no interest in reading them now. "I haven't asked. I don't think I would," he said. "It depends on the terms of classification."
Kean could not be reached for clarification of his own remarks. A confidante of both men, who asked for anonymity, said that confusion over their comments arose from "the somewhat confusing" manner the question was raised about the 28 pages in the press conference.
According to Graham, a former chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, the Saudi officials "knew that people who had a mission for Osama bin Laden were in, or would soon be placed in, the United States. Whether they knew what their assignments were takes the inference too far."
The 2002 joint congressional committee probe he co-chaired reported only that, "contacts in the United States helped hijackers find housing, open bank accounts, obtain drivers licenses, locate flight schools, and facilitate transactions."
But in an interview with Newsweek, Graham said "the contacts" were Saudis with close connections to their government. "I think that in a very tightly controlled institution like the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, activities that would be potentially negative to its relationship with its closest ally, the United States, would not have been made at any but the highest levels," he said.
The Florida Democrat charged that there has been "an organized effort to suppress information" about Saudi support for terrorism, which "started long before 9/11 and continued to the period immediately after 9/11" and continues today.
"I don't think that anyone in any agency, whether it was the CIA or FBI or others, made the decision to do this," Graham added, referring to the decision to classify the pages. "I think it was a decision made at the White House and the executive agencies that were responsible to the White House were told to keep this under rocks."
The Obama administration has also kept the 28 pages under lock and key. President Obama ignored an April 14 letter from Jones and Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-Ma), requesting that the documents be declassified. Two months later, they received a response from the director of national intelligence's legislative liaison promising "a coordinated response on behalf of the President," which never came. A White House spokesperson told Newsweek on Monday it would have no further comment.
Likewise, Philip D. Zelikow, who was executive director of the 9/11 Commission, and has read the pages, thinks they should remains secret. Now a professor of history at the University of Virginia, Zelikow compared the 28 pages to grand jury testimony and raw police interviews—full of unproven facts, rumors and innuendo. If the government did decide to make them public, he said, "hundreds, if not thousands" of additional pages of interviews would also likely need to be declassified.
In any event, he maintains, the Saudi connections were "a red herring." The roles of three Yemenis in the U.S. who supported the future hijackers, he said, is the real untold story of the attacks.
"The more interesting story is where they"—the hijackers—"decided to settle here, and why," said Zelikow, whom Obama appointed to the President's Intelligence Advisory Board in 2011.
On their part, the Saudis have also publicly called for the pages to be declassified. "Saudi Arabia has nothing to hide," Prince Bandar bin Sultan, the former Saudi ambassador to the U.S., has said. "We can deal with questions in public, but we cannot respond to blank pages."
With only 21 co-sponsors, the congressional resolution Jones and Lynch plan to introduce is not going anywhere.
Meanwhile, Washington and the Saudi royals still maintain their decades-long, cozy relationship. This week Prince Khaled bin Bandar, chief of Saudi intelligence, arrived in Washington for "discussions on joint efforts to fight the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS)," according to the National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations.
Which is all the more reason why Graham persists in his efforts, however unlikely they may be to come to fruition.
"Saudi Arabia," he said, "has not stopped its interest in spreading extreme Wahhabism."
And there's a direct line, he maintained, running from the fostering of that ideology to the creation of the Islamic State.
"ISIS...is a product of Saudi ideals, Saudi money and Saudi organizational support, although now they are making a pretense of being very anti-ISIS," Graham added. "That's like the parent turning on the wayward or out-of-control child."
Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that the aforementioned congressional resolution had no co-sponsors. The article has been amended to reflect that the resolution has 21 co-sponsors.
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