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.class public Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;
.super Landroid/text/ClipboardManager;
.source "ClipboardManager.java"

# annotations
.annotation system Ldalvik/annotation/MemberClasses;
    value = {
        Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$OnPrimaryClipChangedListener;,
        Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$1;,
        Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$2;
    }
.end annotation

# static fields
.field static final MSG_REPORT_PRIMARY_CLIP_CHANGED:I = 0x1

.field private static sService:Landroid/content/IClipboard;

.field private static final sStaticLock:Ljava/lang/Object;

# instance fields
.field private final mContext:Landroid/content/Context;

.field private final mHandler:Landroid/os/Handler;

.field private final mPrimaryClipChangedListeners:Ljava/util/ArrayList;
    .annotation system Ldalvik/annotation/Signature;
        value = {
            "Ljava/util/ArrayList",
            "<",
            "Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$OnPrimaryClipChangedListener;",
            ">;"
        }
    .end annotation
.end field

.field private final mPrimaryClipChangedServiceListener:Landroid/content/IOnPrimaryClipChangedListener$Stub;

# direct methods
.method static synthetic -get0(Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;)Landroid/os/Handler;
    .registers 2

    iget-object v0, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mHandler:Landroid/os/Handler;

    return-object v0
.end method

.method static constructor <clinit>()V
    .registers 1

    .prologue
    .line 52
    new-instance v0, Ljava/lang/Object;

    invoke-direct {v0}, Ljava/lang/Object;-><init>()V

    sput-object v0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->sStaticLock:Ljava/lang/Object;

    .line 51
    return-void
.end method

.method public constructor <init>(Landroid/content/Context;Landroid/os/Handler;)V
    .registers 4
    .param p1, "context"    # Landroid/content/Context;
    .param p2, "handler"    # Landroid/os/Handler;

    .prologue
    .line 108
    invoke-direct {p0}, Landroid/text/ClipboardManager;-><init>()V

    .line 58
    new-instance v0, Ljava/util/ArrayList;

    invoke-direct {v0}, Ljava/util/ArrayList;-><init>()V

    .line 57
    iput-object v0, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedListeners:Ljava/util/ArrayList;

    .line 61
    new-instance v0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$1;

    invoke-direct {v0, p0}, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$1;-><init>(Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;)V

    .line 60
    iput-object v0, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedServiceListener:Landroid/content/IOnPrimaryClipChangedListener$Stub;

    .line 69
    new-instance v0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$2;

    invoke-direct {v0, p0}, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$2;-><init>(Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;)V

    iput-object v0, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mHandler:Landroid/os/Handler;

    .line 109
    iput-object p1, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mContext:Landroid/content/Context;

    .line 108
    return-void
.end method

.method private static getService()Landroid/content/IClipboard;
    .registers 3

    .prologue
    .line 97
    sget-object v2, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->sStaticLock:Ljava/lang/Object;

    monitor-enter v2

    .line 98
    :try_start_3
    sget-object v1, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->sService:Landroid/content/IClipboard;

    if-eqz v1, :cond_b

    .line 99
    sget-object v1, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->sService:Landroid/content/IClipboard;
    :try_end_9
    .catchall {:try_start_3 .. :try_end_9} :catchall_1c

    monitor-exit v2

    return-object v1

    .line 101
    :cond_b
    :try_start_b
    const-string/jumbo v1, "clipboard"

    invoke-static {v1}, Landroid/os/ServiceManager;->getService(Ljava/lang/String;)Landroid/os/IBinder;

    move-result-object v0

    .line 102
    .local v0, "b":Landroid/os/IBinder;
    invoke-static {v0}, Landroid/content/IClipboard$Stub;->asInterface(Landroid/os/IBinder;)Landroid/content/IClipboard;

    move-result-object v1

    sput-object v1, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->sService:Landroid/content/IClipboard;

    .line 103
    sget-object v1, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->sService:Landroid/content/IClipboard;
    :try_end_1a
    .catchall {:try_start_b .. :try_end_1a} :catchall_1c

    monitor-exit v2

    return-object v1

    .line 97
    :catchall_1c
    move-exception v1

    monitor-exit v2

    throw v1
.end method

# virtual methods
.method public addPrimaryClipChangedListener(Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$OnPrimaryClipChangedListener;)V
    .registers 7
    .param p1, "what"    # Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$OnPrimaryClipChangedListener;

    .prologue
    .line 163
    iget-object v2, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedListeners:Ljava/util/ArrayList;

    monitor-enter v2

    .line 164
    :try_start_3
    iget-object v1, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedListeners:Ljava/util/ArrayList;

    invoke-virtual {v1}, Ljava/util/ArrayList;->size()I
    :try_end_8
    .catchall {:try_start_3 .. :try_end_8} :catchall_21

    move-result v1

    if-nez v1, :cond_1a

    .line 166
    :try_start_b
    invoke-static {}, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->getService()Landroid/content/IClipboard;

    move-result-object v1

    .line 167
    iget-object v3, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedServiceListener:Landroid/content/IOnPrimaryClipChangedListener$Stub;

    iget-object v4, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mContext:Landroid/content/Context;

    invoke-virtual {v4}, Landroid/content/Context;->getOpPackageName()Ljava/lang/String;

    move-result-object v4

    .line 166
    invoke-interface {v1, v3, v4}, Landroid/content/IClipboard;->addPrimaryClipChangedListener(Landroid/content/IOnPrimaryClipChangedListener;Ljava/lang/String;)V
    :try_end_1a
    .catch Landroid/os/RemoteException; {:try_start_b .. :try_end_1a} :catch_24
    .catchall {:try_start_b .. :try_end_1a} :catchall_21

    .line 171
    :cond_1a
    :goto_1a
    :try_start_1a
    iget-object v1, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedListeners:Ljava/util/ArrayList;

    invoke-virtual {v1, p1}, Ljava/util/ArrayList;->add(Ljava/lang/Object;)Z
    :try_end_1f
    .catchall {:try_start_1a .. :try_end_1f} :catchall_21

    monitor-exit v2

    .line 162
    return-void

    .line 163
    :catchall_21
    move-exception v1

    monitor-exit v2

    throw v1

    .line 168
    :catch_24
    move-exception v0

    .local v0, "e":Landroid/os/RemoteException;
    goto :goto_1a
.end method

.method public getPrimaryClip()Landroid/content/ClipData;
    .registers 4

    .prologue
    .line 133
    :try_start_0
    invoke-static {}, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->getService()Landroid/content/IClipboard;

    move-result-object v1

    iget-object v2, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mContext:Landroid/content/Context;

    invoke-virtual {v2}, Landroid/content/Context;->getOpPackageName()Ljava/lang/String;

    move-result-object v2

    invoke-interface {v1, v2}, Landroid/content/IClipboard;->getPrimaryClip(Ljava/lang/String;)Landroid/content/ClipData;
    :try_end_d
    .catch Landroid/os/RemoteException; {:try_start_0 .. :try_end_d} :catch_f

    move-result-object v1

    return-object v1

    .line 134
    :catch_f
    move-exception v0

    .line 135
    .local v0, "e":Landroid/os/RemoteException;
    const/4 v1, 0x0

    return-object v1
.end method

.method public getPrimaryClipDescription()Landroid/content/ClipDescription;
    .registers 4

    .prologue
    .line 145
    :try_start_0
    invoke-static {}, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->getService()Landroid/content/IClipboard;

    move-result-object v1

    iget-object v2, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mContext:Landroid/content/Context;

    invoke-virtual {v2}, Landroid/content/Context;->getOpPackageName()Ljava/lang/String;

    move-result-object v2

    invoke-interface {v1, v2}, Landroid/content/IClipboard;->getPrimaryClipDescription(Ljava/lang/String;)Landroid/content/ClipDescription;
    :try_end_d
    .catch Landroid/os/RemoteException; {:try_start_0 .. :try_end_d} :catch_f

    move-result-object v1

    return-object v1

    .line 146
    :catch_f
    move-exception v0

    .line 147
    .local v0, "e":Landroid/os/RemoteException;
    const/4 v1, 0x0

    return-object v1
.end method

.method public getText()Ljava/lang/CharSequence;
    .registers 5

    .prologue
    const/4 v3, 0x0

    const/4 v2, 0x0

    .line 193
    invoke-virtual {p0}, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->getPrimaryClip()Landroid/content/ClipData;

    move-result-object v0

    .line 194
    .local v0, "clip":Landroid/content/ClipData;
    if-eqz v0, :cond_19

    invoke-virtual {v0}, Landroid/content/ClipData;->getItemCount()I

    move-result v1

    if-lez v1, :cond_19

    .line 195
    invoke-virtual {v0, v2}, Landroid/content/ClipData;->getItemAt(I)Landroid/content/ClipData$Item;

    move-result-object v1

    iget-object v2, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mContext:Landroid/content/Context;

    invoke-virtual {v1, v2}, Landroid/content/ClipData$Item;->coerceToText(Landroid/content/Context;)Ljava/lang/CharSequence;

    move-result-object v1

    return-object v1

    .line 197
    :cond_19
    return-object v3
.end method

.method public hasPrimaryClip()Z
    .registers 4

    .prologue
    .line 156
    :try_start_0
    invoke-static {}, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->getService()Landroid/content/IClipboard;

    move-result-object v1

    iget-object v2, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mContext:Landroid/content/Context;

    invoke-virtual {v2}, Landroid/content/Context;->getOpPackageName()Ljava/lang/String;

    move-result-object v2

    invoke-interface {v1, v2}, Landroid/content/IClipboard;->hasPrimaryClip(Ljava/lang/String;)Z
    :try_end_d
    .catch Landroid/os/RemoteException; {:try_start_0 .. :try_end_d} :catch_f

    move-result v1

    return v1

    .line 157
    :catch_f
    move-exception v0

    .line 158
    .local v0, "e":Landroid/os/RemoteException;
    const/4 v1, 0x0

    return v1
.end method

.method public hasText()Z
    .registers 4

    .prologue
    .line 214
    :try_start_0
    invoke-static {}, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->getService()Landroid/content/IClipboard;

    move-result-object v1

    iget-object v2, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mContext:Landroid/content/Context;

    invoke-virtual {v2}, Landroid/content/Context;->getOpPackageName()Ljava/lang/String;

    move-result-object v2

    invoke-interface {v1, v2}, Landroid/content/IClipboard;->hasClipboardText(Ljava/lang/String;)Z
    :try_end_d
    .catch Landroid/os/RemoteException; {:try_start_0 .. :try_end_d} :catch_f

    move-result v1

    return v1

    .line 215
    :catch_f
    move-exception v0

    .line 216
    .local v0, "e":Landroid/os/RemoteException;
    const/4 v1, 0x0

    return v1
.end method

.method public removePrimaryClipChangedListener(Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$OnPrimaryClipChangedListener;)V
    .registers 6
    .param p1, "what"    # Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$OnPrimaryClipChangedListener;

    .prologue
    .line 176
    iget-object v2, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedListeners:Ljava/util/ArrayList;

    monitor-enter v2

    .line 177
    :try_start_3
    iget-object v1, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedListeners:Ljava/util/ArrayList;

    invoke-virtual {v1, p1}, Ljava/util/ArrayList;->remove(Ljava/lang/Object;)Z

    .line 178
    iget-object v1, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedListeners:Ljava/util/ArrayList;

    invoke-virtual {v1}, Ljava/util/ArrayList;->size()I
    :try_end_d
    .catchall {:try_start_3 .. :try_end_d} :catchall_1b

    move-result v1

    if-nez v1, :cond_19

    .line 180
    :try_start_10
    invoke-static {}, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->getService()Landroid/content/IClipboard;

    move-result-object v1

    .line 181
    iget-object v3, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedServiceListener:Landroid/content/IOnPrimaryClipChangedListener$Stub;

    .line 180
    invoke-interface {v1, v3}, Landroid/content/IClipboard;->removePrimaryClipChangedListener(Landroid/content/IOnPrimaryClipChangedListener;)V
    :try_end_19
    .catch Landroid/os/RemoteException; {:try_start_10 .. :try_end_19} :catch_1e
    .catchall {:try_start_10 .. :try_end_19} :catchall_1b

    :cond_19
    :goto_19
    monitor-exit v2

    .line 175
    return-void

    .line 176
    :catchall_1b
    move-exception v1

    monitor-exit v2

    throw v1

    .line 182
    :catch_1e
    move-exception v0

    .local v0, "e":Landroid/os/RemoteException;
    goto :goto_19
.end method

.method reportPrimaryClipChanged()V
    .registers 6

    .prologue
    .line 223
    iget-object v4, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedListeners:Ljava/util/ArrayList;

    monitor-enter v4

    .line 224
    :try_start_3
    iget-object v3, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedListeners:Ljava/util/ArrayList;

    invoke-virtual {v3}, Ljava/util/ArrayList;->size()I
    :try_end_8
    .catchall {:try_start_3 .. :try_end_8} :catchall_22

    move-result v0

    .line 225
    .local v0, "N":I
    if-gtz v0, :cond_d

    monitor-exit v4

    .line 226
    return-void

    .line 228
    :cond_d
    :try_start_d
    iget-object v3, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mPrimaryClipChangedListeners:Ljava/util/ArrayList;

    invoke-virtual {v3}, Ljava/util/ArrayList;->toArray()[Ljava/lang/Object;
    :try_end_12
    .catchall {:try_start_d .. :try_end_12} :catchall_22

    move-result-object v2

    .local v2, "listeners":[Ljava/lang/Object;
    monitor-exit v4

    .line 231
    const/4 v1, 0x0

    .local v1, "i":I
    :goto_15
    array-length v3, v2

    if-ge v1, v3, :cond_25

    .line 232
    aget-object v3, v2, v1

    check-cast v3, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$OnPrimaryClipChangedListener;

    invoke-interface {v3}, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager$OnPrimaryClipChangedListener;->onPrimaryClipChanged()V

    .line 231
    add-int/lit8 v1, v1, 0x1

    goto :goto_15

    .line 223
    .end local v0    # "N":I
    .end local v1    # "i":I
    .end local v2    # "listeners":[Ljava/lang/Object;
    :catchall_22
    move-exception v3

    monitor-exit v4

    throw v3

    .line 220
    .restart local v0    # "N":I
    .restart local v1    # "i":I
    .restart local v2    # "listeners":[Ljava/lang/Object;
    :cond_25
    return-void
.end method

.method public setPrimaryClip(Landroid/content/ClipData;)V
    .registers 5
    .param p1, "clip"    # Landroid/content/ClipData;

    .prologue
    .line 120
    if-eqz p1, :cond_5

    .line 121
    :try_start_2
    invoke-virtual {p1}, Landroid/content/ClipData;->prepareToLeaveProcess()V

    .line 123
    :cond_5
    invoke-static {}, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->getService()Landroid/content/IClipboard;

    move-result-object v1

    iget-object v2, p0, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->mContext:Landroid/content/Context;

    invoke-virtual {v2}, Landroid/content/Context;->getOpPackageName()Ljava/lang/String;

    move-result-object v2

    invoke-interface {v1, p1, v2}, Landroid/content/IClipboard;->setPrimaryClip(Landroid/content/ClipData;Ljava/lang/String;)V
    :try_end_12
    .catch Landroid/os/RemoteException; {:try_start_2 .. :try_end_12} :catch_13

    .line 118
    :goto_12
    return-void

    .line 124
    :catch_13
    move-exception v0

    .local v0, "e":Landroid/os/RemoteException;
    goto :goto_12
.end method

.method public setText(Ljava/lang/CharSequence;)V
    .registers 3
    .param p1, "text"    # Ljava/lang/CharSequence;

    .prologue
    .line 206
    const/4 v0, 0x0

    invoke-static {v0, p1}, Landroid/content/ClipData;->newPlainText(Ljava/lang/CharSequence;Ljava/lang/CharSequence;)Landroid/content/ClipData;

    move-result-object v0

    invoke-virtual {p0, v0}, Landroid/content/ClipboardManager;->setPrimaryClip(Landroid/content/ClipData;)V

    .line 205
    return-void
.end method


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In the U.S. capital, the neighborhood of Anacostia is considered one of the most dangerous and difficult areas of the country. And yet, an honors graduate psychologist with humble origins herself decided to start her practice there, determined to help the community, and mostly the girls who are growing there. Producer Zulima Palacio has this week's edition of Making a Difference. Brent Latham narrates.
Satira Streeter is having fun with these girls who are working together on their homework for the first time as Girl Scouts.
Two years ago, Streeter started the first Girl Scout chapter in Anacostia, a Washington D.C. neighborhood plagued by crime, school drop-outs and teen age pregnancy. She is determined to help neighborhood girls build the resilience and self-confidence needed to stay in school, and avoid drugs and early pregnancy.
"I come in this community for the girls, to show them that you have other options and life doesn't always have to be like this, even though this is all you have ever seen," she said.
After graduating with honors as a psychologist, Streeter could have gone most anywhere. But she decided to open a therapy practice she called Ascensions Community Services in this neighborhood where no one else offered mental health treatment.
"I felt that it wasn't me and then them I needed to come to help us; to do things and to be better," Streeter said.
Streeter, along with fellow therapist Kia Mills and another colleague offer family therapy and parenting classes. Here, they talk about the girl scouts who often stop by after classes.
In her first three years, Streeter worked without pay. When a local philanthropic group noticed the psychologist's work, it contributed $50,000.
Streeter says when she grew up in a neighborhood like Anacostia, others mentored her through her tough childhood. Now, she says it is time to give back.
"I owed that much to this community, to come and give back as much as I possibly could," she said.
Steeter was in foster care by age 11. She never knew her father and lived with a mentally ill mother who could not take care of her.
"After spending a lot of time in the hospital she started to self medicate with crack cocaine, so she spent most of my teen age years as a crack addict," she said.
Satira Streeter does not consider herself religious. But she says her rich spiritual life has held her together, "I had a lot of faith that I could make a difference and back then I had a lot of faith that my life would be different than the lives I saw," she said.
She says perhaps one day she could marry and have a family of her own. For now, Streeter feels a call to help and the joy of giving back to a community that years ago allowed her to come out and succeed against the odds.


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How to print from iPhone
By David Crookes published 14 January 22
Wondering how to print from an iPhone or iPad? Here's what you need to know
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Though QR codes and apps are making physical print-outs more redundant these days, knowing how to print from an iPhone can still come in handy. And thanks to the magic of AirPrint, the process is very easy indeed.
AirPrint was developed by Apple in 2010 and works with iOS, iPadOS and macOS. It allows you to print documents on an AirPrint-compatible printer straight from your iPhone without having to download any complicated drivers or software. It also provides you with a range of options, such as being able to choose which pages to print and whether you want to output in landscape or portrait.
Since the technology has been around for a while, most modern wireless printers are compatible with it. If you don't have a recent printer, such as one of our picks of the best printers, it's certainly worth considering getting one for the sake of convenience. If you're already set, here's our guide on how to print from iPhone.
Note: The steps are similar on iPad, so if you would like to know how to print from iPad, the guide should work in the same way.
1. Connect your printer to Wi-Fi following the manufacturer's instructions. It needs to be on the same Wi-Fi network as your iPhone or iPad.
2. Now, open whatever you'd like to print on your iPhone or iPad. It could be a webpage, an image, something from Notes, a word processing file, or more.
3. Next, tap the Share button. This could look like a left-facing arrow or a square with an arrow pointing up, or three periods (...) depending on the app you're using.
4. Swipe down and tap Print. The print option may also appear as a picture of a printer, depending on the app you are using.
5. You should now choose your printer. Tap Select Printer at the top of the Print Options screen. If a printer name is already showing and it is the one you want to use, you can skip this step. Otherwise, select an AirPrint printer from the list.
6. You will now see some options. These vary depending on the app you are printing from but, in general, you can decide how many copies you want to print (tap – or + to decrease or increase the number of copies). You may also be able to choose to print in Black & White, both sides of the paper (double-sided) and the paper size.
7. Now you can decide which pages to print if there are more than one. Either tap Range and use the carousel to choose the pages. Or tap the page thumbnails, making sure you only tick the pages you wish to print. You can also decide if you want to print in portrait or landscape mode using the option above the thumbnails.
8. When you're ready, tap Print in the top right-hand corner to print your chosen document or image. Your selected printer will be saved, making it easier to print in the future.
How to print from iPhone: Canceling a print job
If you begin printing something in error, you may be able to cancel the print job. Just be aware that if there are only a few pages, your printer may have already finished printing before you can get a chance to stop it. Either way, here's how to cancel a print job on iPhone.
1. First, open the App Switcher, which you can do on an iPhone X or later by swiping up from the bottom of the screen (double click the Home button, otherwise). Next, tap Print Center.
2. Select your print order and tap Cancel Printing.
How to print from iPhone without an AirPrint printer
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If your printer isn't AirPrint compatible but is still capable of connecting to a wireless network, you may still be able to print from it using your iPhone. Simply head to the App Store and search for your printer manufacturer's app.
There are apps available from HP, Canon, Lexmark and others. It is also possible to use a third-party app such as Printopia 3, which allows any printer to connect with an iPad. In this case, the printer will need to be connected to an Apple Mac.
Now you've learned how to print from iPhone, check out the 15 essential Messages tips every iPhone owner should know or how to reset an iPad. And if you're wondering how to be safer online, take a look at how to use Hide My Email in iOS 15.
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PREVIEW: Southampton vs Burnley – 04/11/17
BurnleyBy Niall HenryPremier LeaguePreviewSouthampton | 3 November, 2017
Southampton vs Burnley
Date: Saturday 4th November
K.O: 15.00pm
Venue: St Mary's
Burnley travel to St Mary's on Saturday, with the contest between Sean Dyche and Mauricio Pellegrino's sides expected to be a closely contested affair between two relatively in-form Premier League teams.
High flying Burnley have taken more points this season so far (8) on the road than the whole of the 2016/17 season, and they will be keen to add Southampton to their list of scalps on Saturday.
However, in the team's last four meetings at St Mary's, Southampton have emerged victorious, and Burnley have only won one out of the last 19 games in all competitions against Southampton.
Their last win came in April 2008 in the Championship, with a Sidwell goal sealing the game. Charlie Austin who scored 41 goals in 82 games for Burnley (2011-13) may make an appearance and put one over on his previous club.
Steven Defour is looking unlikely to be match fit for Saturdays game and Chris Wood is 50/50 to start.
Wesley Hoedt stepped in last weekend in place of Maya Yoshida and is expected to retain his starting berth alongside Cedric Soares, Virgil van Dijk and Ryan Bertrand in the back four for the Saints.
Southampton have suffered a massive blow as Mario Lemina, who has been undoubtedly Southampton's best player so far, is unable to play due to an ankle injury.
Southampton [4-4-2] Forster, Cedric, Hoedt, Van Dijk, Bertrand, Boufal, Romeo, Davis, Tadic, Gabbiadini, Long.
Burnley [4-4-1-1] Pope, Lowton, Mee, Tarkowski, Ward, Brady, Defour, Cork, Arfield, Hendrick, Wood.
Written by Niall Henry.
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Schoenus nigricans es una especie de planta herbácea de la familia Cyperaceae. Es nativa de Eurasia, partes de África, Australia, y sur de Norteamérica, incluido México y sur de Estados Unidos.

Descripción
Es una planta con rizoma densamente espinoso, con fascículos desde los numerosos tallos y hojas. Tallos de 15-80 cm, redondeados, lisos. Hojas numerosas, rara vez sobrepasando a los tallos, con vainas negruzcas o pardo-rojizas y limbo canaliculado, rígido. Inflorescencia de 10-17 x 5-15 mm, formada por 7-17 (-20) espiguillas sentadas, con 2 brácteas; la inferior de (0-) 0,5-30 mm, generalmente mucho más largas que la inflorescencia. Espiguillas lanceoladas, pardo-negruzcas. Glumas de 5-9 mm, pardo-negruzcas; las inferiores lisas; las superiores escábridas. Aquenios se 1,5-2 mm, obovoideos, trígonos, blancos, brillantes. Tiene un número de cromosomas de 2n=44,54. Florece de marzo a junio.

Taxonomía
Schoenus nigricans fue descrita por Carlos Linneo y publicado en Species Plantarum 1: 43. 1753.
Sinonimia

 Blysmus bonannii (C.Presl) Steud.
 Chaetospora nigricans (L.) Kunth
 Chaetospora oligostachya Boeckeler
 Elynanthus spathaceus Nees
 Schoenus aggregatus Thunb.
 Schoenus bonannii C.Presl
 Schoenus compressus C.Presl
 Schoenus hypomelas Spreng.
 Schoenus nigricans var. ambiguus Kük.
 Schoenus nigricans var. plurisquamatus Kük.
 Scirpus compressus subsp. bonannii (C.Presl) K.Richt.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Jepson Manual Treatment
 USDA Plants Profile
 Flora of North America
 Photo gallery

Cyperoideae

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I had so many pending pictures that I love to share with you here in my blog. These three were just few of them. I love this first photo so much. It shows the beauty of the scenery and the calmness of the sea. It was 9 0'clock when I took this picture yet, the sunset had just begun.
The building at the far end, left side is The Isle Hotel and Casino located in the other city. Just 10 minutes away from where I stood.
There were groups of family on the beach just enjoying the view. Some of them walk their dog out or had their evening routine of jogging. This place is so peaceful and simple. Awesome hideaway.


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Q: Is the expression $\operatorname{int}(A^c) \subset\operatorname{int}(A)^c$ right? I´m looking for an answer to this implication.
Given a subset $A$ in a topological space $(X,\mathcal{F})$. Is the expression $$\operatorname{int}(A^c) \subset \operatorname{int}(A)^c$$ true, being $\operatorname{int}()$ the interior of $A$ and $A^c$ the complementary set of $A$?
Thanks and regards!

A: Yes, because $\mathrm{int}(U)$ is always a subset of $U$ by definition.  Since $\mathrm{int}(A) \subseteq A$, you have $X-A \subseteq X-\mathrm{int}(A)$.  But now we have
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\mathrm{int}(X-A) \subseteq X-A \subseteq X-\mathrm{int}(A).
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Is That What You Call Love? – one day at a time.
one breath at a time.
Is That What You Call Love?
I've encountered both girls and boys who suffered from several heartbreaks and break ups that ended them up as wretched and broken people. Some of them were cheated on, were left hanging in the air, and or family decision. Of course, all of it was a pathetic situation in the supposedly-happily-ever-after-love-stories. Maybe, you're one of those people I've mentioned earlier; or maybe you're the other way around. But in that case, life still goes on and you and I must live together fighting for what we love—our family, ourselves, God.
As a teenager of this generation, I've experienced heartbreaks too. Although, I'm proud to be part of the NBSB (No Boyfriend Since Birth) club, as I always say. But truth be told, I fell for a gazillion of times, was made use of like a scratch paper that you'd write on and throw it away afterwards; I also got my hopes up because someone made me expect and yet all the same it led to nothing. I have experienced as well crying with so much rage in my heart every time I see the person who had hurt me insensitively and immaturely. I didn't know how and when to forgive. I wasn't able to guard and protect my heart that caused me stupidity in my puppy love occurrences.
"Love make you do the stupid things," the world says. While it is true that we do all those cheesy and cornball stuff for someone we love, it is also true that love must not only use the heart but also the mind. As this we know, we were given wisdom from the Creator who made us. God didn't just create hearts for humans, but He did create the brain to be used above all. Our hearts are deceiving. We fall in to the blindness of sin and idolatry in the aspect of love. And we use our minds to be wiser, and discerning enough that the devil is trying to emotionally impair us.
We can love all we want. We can love anytime. But how's our hearts? We can and should love, as the Bible says it so. But let us also be concerned of ourselves. We can't just love and love and love when we don't have to time to love ourselves because of the pain we're feeling caused by the person we admire. Give yourself space for it.
Admit it, we all thought that in one way or another, what we feel towards someone is called love. We've been blinded to a lot of things. A lot of us think that it's love but unknowingly its lust; a lot of us think it's true love yet it's just puppy love; a lot of us think it's love yet it's just daydreaming; a lot of us think it's love yet we dishonor our parents through the relationship we are committed in.
Be wise. Protect yourself, you deserve better. You're definitely worth waiting for.
Ten years of love that only you happily gave. Ten years of excitingly wiggling your tail every day. And ten years (and counting) of taking care of you, have been nothing but full of smiles. Happy birthday to my first dog and brother and baby. Thank you for always accompanying me to study during late nights, for always waiting outside my room to open the door for you because you're scared of thunders, and for sitting by my side carefully when you miss me. I love you. 😭😭❤ you will always be the small baby i would love to carry everyday.
A trial of uncertain identity, confused purpose and complicated transition, my faith is a roller coaster in which my seatbelt is about to come undone anytime. There are several questions I seek for answers I could not manage to find where or whom to ask. But surely the life of comfort and the life of risk are caught in torn from within. And each day I fight the crushing of crazy amount of slow progress, frustrations and unrelenting disappointments. . But I come before the Lord placing each burden in His hands knowing He is the holder of my future. It is knowing that though darkness crashes my dreams, He is bigger. . No easy journey no matter the season, but there is God's endless grace available to make it through and unfailing love to depend on.
Thank you for being my refuge and rock, for being my rest and comfort when life terribly is a hurricane. You are truly a home to me, mommy. Thank you that I can come to you as I am without being judged. . Here's to more out of tune singing, weird dance steps and laughing at the most random things every day (and cleaning the house haha). I may be your sunshine but you outshine me the most and my soul is glad. ✨ I love you and happy birthday, ma! ❤ You are so beautiful!!!


Over the course of three months this year, German Nina Gässler learned about the worst of Alaska, pedaled a fat-tired bike across some of the prettiest of Alaska, and eventually experienced the best of Alaska while physically back home in Finnmark, Norway.
In Norway, maybe, where Gässler, the organizer of the Fat Viking race, met Kathi Merchant, the director of the Iditarod Trail Invitational (ITI). The Invitational is a well-known bike/ski/run race on Alaska's most famous trail from Knik at the head of Cook Inlet up and over the Alaska Range to McGrath, the 350-mile version, or all the way on to Nome, the 1,000-mile version.
For fat-tired cyclists looking for big adventure, the ITI is a bucket-list ride. But it's not something one jumps into casually. The Iditarod is remote and wild, and though no one has died in the ITI or the older and more famous Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, some have come close.
So in the interest of trying to make things easier for the growing number of European cyclists wanting to ride the Iditarod, Merchant hooked up with Gässler to make the Fat Viking, a 150 kilometer race through the mountains of central Norway north and west of Oslo, into an ITI qualifier.
Next thing Gässler knew, she was headed to Alaska to ride the ITI herself.
Once on the ground in Anchorage, Gässler borrowed a fat bike from Speedway Cycles, home of the Fatback designed by fat-bike pioneer Greg Matyas.
She didn't have it for long. She quickly became one of the many victims of crime in Alaska's largest, recession-plagued city.
"She came over at the 11th hour to compete in the ITI and had it ripped off while shopping at Carr's within hours of leaving the shop," Matyas said.
Being a resident of Norway, Gässler next did the honorable thing.
"I originally only planned to borrow it, but bought it after it was stolen," she texted from Norway. Matyas loaned her another bike for the ITI, and Gässler took off from Knik on the trail to McGrath.
The Iditarod is a ride back into time. From Kink north into the Susitna and Yentna rivers draining the south slope of the Alaska Range, civilization starts rapidly falling away. By the tiny community of Skwentna on the Yentna, it's nearly all gone and by Shell Lake, another 20 miles north, the wilderness takes over.
For the next 250 miles, the human world exists as a handful of outposts in the big wild. Fewer people live along this stretch of trail now than inhabited the road houses there during Alaska's gold-rush days in the early 1900s.
Three days and 21 hours after leaving Knik, Gässler rode into McGrath in the company of ITI veteran Jay Cable of Fairbanks to claim the honor as the first woman to finish the 350-mile class of ITI in 2018.
By then, the theft of the bike and all her gear – a misadventure that added costs of thousands of dollars to Gässler's Alaska adventure – was already starting to get buried under the grit of time in the dustbin of bad memories.
By the end of May, back home in Norway, she'd pretty much written off the the bike.
Enter Chris Pijuan, a man on a mission. The Anchorage resident had noticed expensive bikes accumulating in midtown homeless camps in the Chester Creek greenbelt and decided to do something about it.
"If the cops won't do it, somebody else has to," he said.
The photos reveal more than a half-dozen bikes, some parted out and some whole. Clearly visible in one of the photos is a like-new, carbon-fiber Fatback Corvus, the winner of 2018 honors for Carbon fat bike of the year.
The Facebook post got passed around, too.
"Someone alerted me to a FB post, and I immediately recognized the bike," said Matyas. He arranged to meet Pijuan at Anchorage's Mulcahy Park only about 20 minutes after seeing the bike.
Having confirmed the $3,000 bike was stolen, Pijuan said, he went back to the homeless camp near the Sullivan Arena, found both the bike and a rider there, and told the man he was going to have to repossess the bike.
Since then, Pijuan has been back to the site with officers of the Anchorage Police Department.
"So far, we've recovered three" bikes, he said, but he has seen dozens more. Some are hard to identify because they've been taken apart. Others have simply not been reported stolen so police are unable to trace them.
Pijuan said a trooper acquaintance told him that it is common for people to steal bikes and other goods in the bedroom communities of the Matanuska-Susitna Borough north of Anchorage and then resell them cheap in the city, or vice versa.
An online registry would make it easy for owners to register their bikes in case of theft, and enable anyone buying a bike – or stumbling on a collection of bikes in an empty homeless camp in the woods – to check to see if the bikes are stolen.
Matyas said he's just happy Gässler is getting her ride back. They're working out the details on what to do with it.
Alaskans being Alaskans, however, it's almost certain someone will pick up the postage here as a display of what the 49th state is really all about: people helping each other, not ripping each other off.
Pijuan is a harbinger of what is to come in Anchorage. Tribal warfare. It's the way issues were handled 1000s of years ago in Alaska. It works. When one tribe infringes on another, the offending tribe is run over and things go back to normal. People of the victims tribe need to ban together and regularly invade the camps of the garbage people tribe. Soon the garbage people tribe will get the hint and leave.
Great story gives a person hope. We're going through the same in Juneau.
I've heard of homeless camp bicycle chop shops. But what does that mean? Are components swapped to make stolen bikes unrecognizable? Or are components sold? If so, how/ to whom?
A bicycle serial number registry might help. But thieves would get around it. With an electric drill or Dremel tool and a grinding wheel, the serial number could be obliterated in seconds. Seems like the best course of action is the Pijuan method … frequent vigilante sweeps of the camps.
Way to go Chris ! Craig thanks for reporting everything Alaska !
Makes me wonder if these thieves have any idea of the value of some of the bikes they're stealing. Or if they even care. One thing's for sure, though: Chris Pijuan is a badass.


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New Army Fitness team wins first worldwide competition
By April Michelle DeGuzman, USARECMarch 7, 2019
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The U.S. Army's new Warrior Fitness Team made quite an impression during the largest multi-sports event in the world held here over the weekend. In the team's inaugural competition, seven of the 15 members traveled to Columbus for the 2019 Arnold Sports Festival to showcase the talent and professionalism of U.S. Army Soldiers.A team of six Soldiers claimed first place out of 32 teams in the CrossFit Endeavor competition. The team included: Capt. Kasandra Clark, an aviation officer; Capt. Deanna Clegg, a logistics officer; Capt. Brian Harris, an aeromedical evacuation officer; Capt. Ashley Shepherd, a military intelligence officer; 1st. Lt. Chandler Smith, an armor officer; and Spc. Jacob Pfaff, a UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter repairer.Individual competitor Sgt. 1st Class Anthony Fuhrman, who is a U.S. Army recruiter, was named top 10 in the world in the Amateur Strongman Classic.The Soldiers were just a few of about 22,000 athletes who descended on Columbus to compete in a variety of events, to include CrossFit, Strongman, fencing, Mixed Martial Arts and National Physique Committee.While the Warrior Fitness Team was very competitive, their presence was about much more than winning trophies."There is a dearth of fit military-aged males and females who are looking to enter service, so by going out and competing and winning at these types of fitness events, we hope to … draw some interest in these capable candidates who are already here," said Chandler, who is coming to the team from Fort Benning, Georgia.The Army is modernizing its recruiting efforts and seeking new ways to reach individuals who meet the qualifications necessary to serve. The Army already invests in the physical fitness of Soldiers, so it is using its elite athletes to connect with individuals in the fitness community and educate them about the opportunities and benefits of service in the Army."Having a functional fitness team attend and compete at events like the Arnold has given the U.S. Army an opportunity to interact directly with the fittest people in the American population," said 1st Sgt. Glenn Grabs, who has led the development of the new team. "Watching them compete, cheer for and push the teams they were competing against truly showcased the Army values that are instilled in each of them. I look forward to everything they will do to assist in the recruiting mission."
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Posted by the FDA on April 25, 2018.
The Issue: FDA is providing preliminary information concerning magnetic resonance (MR) thermometry reliability with magnetic resonance-guided laser interstitial thermal therapy (MRgLITT) devices.
The FDA is currently evaluating data which suggests that potentially inaccurate MR thermometry information can be displayed during treatment. For example, MR parameters such as voxel size (measurement of the image resolution or detail) and MR image acquisition time (e.g., up to 8 seconds) may contribute to inaccurate MR thermometry readings and potential errors in the ablation assessment. In addition, MRgLITT devices may not account for the continued thermal spread of energy to the surrounding tissue (as the target ablation area returns to its baseline temperature), which may result in an underestimation of thermal damage.
The FDA has reviewed Medical Device Reports (MDRs) and literature reports which describe adverse events such as neurological deficits (e.g., focal motor deficits, aphasia, cognitive changes), increased intracerebral edema or pressure, intracranial bleeding, and/or visual changes (e.g., visual field deficits, blurry vision) when these devices were used to treat intra-cranial lesions. Several of these reports note events which required urgent medical and/or surgical intervention, and may have been associated with patient deaths. However, it is unclear at this time, whether an inaccuracy of MR thermometry directly caused or contributed to these events.
MRgLITT devices are commonly used in neurosurgical procedures for minimally invasive ablation of brain tumors, epileptic foci, or radiation necrosis. During these procedures, the tip of a laser probe is stereotaxically placed within the tissue to be ablated, and controlled thermal energy is delivered to the target tissue. MR thermometry is used to monitor the changes in temperature at the treatment site using a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanner, and proprietary software information is displayed on a workstation to aid the physician in assessing and controlling thermal damage.
Consider and discuss with your patients the benefits and risks of these devices, as well as the availability of any alternative treatment modalities on an individual patient basis.
Should an MRgLITT device be the best available treatment option, the FDA has provided more specifics in a Letter to Heath Care Providers.
Report problems to the FDA. Device manufacturers and user facilities must comply with the applicable Medical Device Reporting (MDR) regulations. Health care personnel employed by facilities that are subject to FDA's user facility reporting requirements should follow the reporting procedures established by their facilities.
Prompt reporting of adverse events can help the FDA identify and better understand the risks associated with medical devices. Refer to the Letter to Health Care Providers for more specific information.


2. It's Pay Day Friday!
3. It's Pay Day before a Long Weekend Friday!!
4. I got a primo parking space at work.
5. The Starbucks Barista told me they still had Chestnut Praline syrup.
I got a Chestnut Praline Latte! What?!
6. I look super cute today!!
Life is so awesome around here this morning. To top it all off, I'm here writing and you're here reading my words. How am I so LUCKY!?!
Welcome to another edition of Coffee Date Friday, too!
So how is your Friday going? Well you can see I'm doing pretty dang marvelous. It's been a really good week - emotionally, professionally, relationship and friendship-wise. My spirits have been high and even though I had a couple of WTF moments this week, nothing could bring me down. I've felt truly blessed all week.
So you know how I just am in love with my husband, right? He's been with Annika now for two weeks and I am falling for him even more. I love how he is with our kids. I am so very lucky to be sharing this life with him. He always tells me I won the lottery when I married him...and I think he might be right! Ha! We're a really good team. God sure did a good job preparing us for each other. Thank you Jesus!
Miah, Lucas, and Annika are home together today since the older two are out of school today. I had extra time to myself this morning because I wasn't rushing everyone to Wake Up! Get ready! Eat your breakfast! Put your shoes on! I left this morning with all three of my kids cuddled up in my bed next to their Daddy. It was definitely a Kodak moment...but I just committed it to memory. Something I don't need to share on social media - that's something just for me. It's so good...so good for this mama soul.
I got my #galentineswap2016 package yesterday! It was filled with chocolate, nail polish, a to-die-for lip butter, candle, and mini soap. It was so sweet. My Galentine done good! My Galentine was @maddieroo. You should check out her blog. She's a no-nonsense girl that I have the honor of knowing personally. We went to high school together!
Speaking of friends...I went for a quick bit with a work colleague turned monthly lunch date friend yesterday. It was so yummy! We went to this little sandwich place in Pasadena. I hadn't been there since I was pregnant. It was as good as I remembered. I was able to see how my friend is and give her some encouragement. You know as well as I do that this roller coaster called Life can sure be hard sometimes. That's when you just need to talk it out, uninterrupted, and then hopefully listen as well and get some perspective from someone on the outside looking in. I was able to do just that for my lunch date yesterday. While I was listening and then talking it out with her, I realized something. I had a lot of good points to give. I'm not tooting my own horn here, really..but, I felt like I was able to help her out just a little. Make her feel validated, that she has purpose for this life, and she just needs to be brave. Hopefully she'll take the advice that I give myself. She, just like me, needs to be More for herself.
Thanks for stopping by for a cup and a little chat. So, your turn! What's up with you, lovey?
Linked up with Alissa today...Are you?
I love that you're having an awesome week this week and that you got to have lunch with a friend. Connecting with others is such an important way of filling our cup. Thanks for having coffee today with me friend!
It sounds like you are having such a great week! Isn't it amazing how much more we fall in love with our husband's when we continuously see how amazing they are with the kids? I swear I fall more and more in love with my husband every single day! I hope you have an excellent weekend!


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Previously On…Mom Season 6 Episode 8 Recap!
Previously On Mom, Tammy was becoming a burden to both Christy and Bonnie while Marjory needed a new companion so Bonnie was able to find a solution and join a club. At the same time, Jill cleansed her sorted life with the help of Christy and Wendy. You can get all of the details right here.
Living with your mom at 40 can be tough, especially if your mom is Bonnie Plunkett. Christy is sharing some horror stories with her law school study buddy who tells her there is a podcast about a girl who only tells these types of crazy tales. Intrigued, Christy decides to listen and finds out it is none other than her estranged daughter, Violet. As you may recall, Violet moved home after living in Reno as a blackjack dealer then promising to marry a foreign man for ten grand with no intentions of actually going through with the wedding. She blew most of the money, caught mono, and called Christy to come back and get her. When she came home, she was super lazy so her solution was to get back with former stoner boyfriend, Luke who got her pregnant in high school and was now very successful. Now, Christy had not talked to her in over a year, because Violet needed space and had changed her number.
She is mortified and shares this information with the ladies at her meeting. Marjory can relate as her son once brought her mugshot in for show and tell. They all pile into Christy's car to listen and eventually stop until Bonnie learns there is one dedicated to her and how great of a grandma she was. Bonnie catches Christy binging all of the podcasts and tells her to call Violet as she has her new number. Of course she does. She leaves a very shaky message but does not get a return call. Rather, she learns from her study buddy that Violet has played the voicemail on her podcast and the classmate is so excited that she knows the world's worst mom. She even wants a photo with Bonnie, which Christy has to take. Meanwhile, Adam is preparing for the opening of his new bar and is starting to panic. He has tested beers and is a little drunk when Bonnie goes to check on him and thinks he made a big mistake. As much as she wants to say she told him so, she reminds him of the passion he had when he decided to dump all of his money into the bar and all of the things he has overcome in life.
When Christy fails to hear from Violet, she and Bonnie go to her apartment. They discover she is no longer with Luke and Violet is hurt that Christy would think she could not live on her own in an okay situation. Christy tells her she is doing really well and is in law school now; not the mom who "raised" her. Violet decides if she wants to tell her side, she can tell the world and breaks out her podcast equipment. Bonnie is shocked at how little is needed to make a podcast and wants to start her own. Like with the voicemail, Christy starts off shaky (and Bonnie says "hi" to all of her fans) but we see her getting into the groove of it all and Violet clearly is touched by her mom's transformation. However, after she tells her mom her life has been so much better without her in it. She had to raise herself and did not really get to be a kid. She kind of forgets this was how Christy was raised so it was a pattern that was repeated but she thanks her mom and they leave. Christy breaks down in the hallway, hugs her mom, but Bonnie reminds her five years ago, they would not even be speaking and this moment would not be possible so there is hope.
At Adam's bar, there are a lot of people. Unfortunately, they are all Bonnie's friends from AA so no one is ordering alcohol. He feels like he opened a lemonade stand. Tammy is doing all of the maintenance and is having herself a ball so maybe it will all work out in the end. Next week, it is Thanksgiving so the show will not be on but will return the 29th. Do not forget to watch it Thursdays at 9pm on CBS.
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Home>Events 2019>AI Focus Day 5
The Road Ahead: Driverless cars Dave Baldwin, Tim Kelly, Kirsty Lloyd-Jukes, Tim Marlow and Matthew Avery (Chair)
Date and time: Sunday 9 June 2019, 4.30pm to 6pm
Location: Ron Cooke Hub, Campus East, University of York (Map)
Driverless vehicles and autonomous cars promise improved freedom and efficiency, but how do we live safely in a world of Artificial Intelligence (AI)? What do autonomous cars mean for the future of mobility, and for the private ownership of vehicles?
As part of our special Festival Focus Day on Artificial Intelligence, our expert panel discusses current technologies and vehicles already on the market, as well as what we can expect to see in the near future.
Our speakers include Kirsty Lloyd-Jukes, CEO of Latent Logic, who leads a project on virtual testing; Dave Baldwin, Head of Data Insight at Thatcham Research; Tim Marlow, an independent consultant specialising in connected and autonomous mobility and its impact on the insurance industry; and Tim Kelly of the University of York's Department of Computer Science. The session will be chaired by Matthew Avery, Director of Insurance Research at Thatcham Research.
Don't miss cars parking outside the building without anyone in the vehicle.
Brought to you in collaboration with the Assuring Autonomy International Programme, which is supported by the Lloyd's Register Foundation and the University of York.
Matthew Avery is Director of Insurance Research at Thatcham Research. A key aspect of his role involves engagement with member insurers and building on existing relationships with other technology focused global organisations and partners. Alongside this, Matthew liaises with Insurers, vehicle manufacturers, legislators and global NCAP initiatives in all aspects of crash testing, with a view to encouraging safer designs and more cost effective vehicle repair. Matthew has led much of the research work into ADAS testing, is a board member of Euro NCAP and has been pivotal in the definition of test procedures to evaluate Autonomous Emergency Braking Systems (AEB) – these tests now being integrated into the UK Insurance Group Rating system and Euro NCAP and include pedestrian and cyclist detection crashes. His latest work has supported the development of new Lane Support and Junction Crash prevention test procedures. Matthew acts as a key technical advisor for the UK Insurers and works with the Association of British Insurers advising in new assisted and automated driving technology and its future implications feeding into new UK Government Legalisation around autonomous cars.
Dave Baldwin is Head of Data Insight at Thatcham Research. He joined Thatcham in 2017 leading the membership services and insight teams. During his time at Thatcham he has developed the latest iteration of Thatcham's Claim of the Future model projecting forward the effect of new vehicle technology on future accidents and insurers' results. He has also worked closely with Matthew Avery in evolving the framework for the introduction of safe vehicle assistance and automation. Before Thatcham, Dave spent over 25 years in the general insurance sector both in the UK and worldwide helping firms to develop predictive modelling solutions to pricing and underwriting challenges. as well as developing a deep insight into the dynamics and ongoing challenges of the UK insurance market.
Tim Kelly is Professor of High Integrity Systems within the Department of Computer Science at the University of York. He is best known for his work on system and software safety case development, particularly his work on refining and extending the Goal Structuring Notation (GSN). His research interests include safety case management, software safety analysis and justification, software architecture safety, and the dependability of 'Systems of Systems'. He has supervised a number of research projects in these areas with funding and support from Airbus, BAE SYSTEMS, Data Systems and Solutions, DTI, EPSRC, ERA Technology, Ministry of Defence, QinetiQ, Rolls-Royce, and the European Commission. He has published over 150 papers on high integrity systems development and justification in international journals and conferences.
Kirsty Lloyd-Jukes, Chief Executive Officer of Latent Logic, is an experienced automotive entrepreneur and a Non-Executive Director for the Institute of Directors. A graduate of Oxford University, she spent her early career at leading strategy consultancy Oliver Wyman. She then joined the AA as Director of Membership Services to lead the strategy post-IPO. While there, she launched several successful start-ups in the future mobility ecosystem, including the AA's multiple award-winning connected car product Car Genie. Latent Logic is a spin-out of Oxford University developing AI-based software to assess the safety of self-driving cars.
Tim Marlow is an independent consultant specialising in Connected & Autonomous Mobility and its impact on the insurance industry. Formerly Head of Autonomous & Connected Vehicle Research at Ageas UK, he has co-authored a number of insurance industry documents on automated vehicles, was part of group advising the Government on the drafting of the Automated and Electric Vehicles Act and contributed extensively to the Law Commission's recent automated vehicles consultation.
Tim has extensive knowledge and experience of developments in automotive technology and the associated legal and regulatory framework. He has spent four decades in the insurance industry, holding senior positions at a number of companies including Hiscox and Capita and helping to set up and launch what became the UK's largest telematics insurance operation at Insure The Box.
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The Assuring Autonomy International Programme is a £12 million initiative funded by Lloyd's Register Foundation and the University of York to spearhead research, training and standards in the safety of robotics and autonomous systems (RAS). Our vision is to further enable the widespread and beneficial uptake of RAS by overcoming the obstacles to achieving regulatory and public acceptance.


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Abstract: For my capstone I created my business "The Rolling Pin". The Rolling Pin is a bakery solely focused on cannabis infused goods located in Denver, Colorado. The Rolling pin business plan includes everything from budgets, to employees, to menus. It is a grab and go establishment for anyone over the age of 21. Tourism in Colorado in recent years have seen major spikes, making this location perfect for a business of this type. I managed to learn much more about a lot of interesting aspects than I expected while researching for different parts of this project. I hope anyone who reads this capstone will find that same joy!
Major: Baking Arts and Service Management
File Attachments: The Rolling Pin.docx , The Rolling Pin.pptx
Authors: Amy Gonzalez
Baby Rach's Bakery
Abstract: For our capstone project, the assignment was to create a business plan and create our ideal bakery. Every little detail was to be planned out to create a successful business. We were to create a name, logo, and menu for our bakery. Baby Rach's Bakery specializes in miniature treats, and catering for young children. I learned a lot about what it takes to run a business, and what it would cost for me to start my own bakery.
File Attachments: Baby Rach's Bakery Capstone.docx , Capstone Poster Final.pptx
Authors: Rachel Michaels
Cuyler Diner
Abstract: For capstone, I had taken an already existing business and made it my own. I had to research the current business plan of the diner and decide what direction I want to take the diner in, this meant I had to look at what is currently in the restaurant, the demographics, the atmosphere, and what expenses it would take to make the restaurant mine while still maintaining the current loyal customer base.
File Attachments: Capstone Poster (completed).pptx , Capstone Final Draft.pdf
Authors: Johnathan Wood
Rocky's Baking
Abstract: For our capstone we were to create a business and create a business plan for it. We also had to create three signature items for our business, mine was the Maple Bacon Bourbon Buns, Peanut Butter Whiskey Balls and Tiramisu Cupcakes. For my capstone I created a diner called Rocky's Diner and Bakery that is located in Lake George,NY and would be open year round. Due to this capstone I learned a lot about running a business and what it takes to get one started.
File Attachments: CAPSTONE PAPER... Amber Rockwell.docx , Capstone Amber Rockwell.pptx
Authors: Amber Rockwell
Impacts of Minnow Species Composition on Marsh Feeding Ecology: A Look at Minnow Composition in Heron Marsh
Abstract: Minnows play an important role in marsh ecosystems as both predator and prey. The abundance of minnows in water systems makes them important tools for studying the feeding ecology of small prey fish. Minnow traps were set within specific regions and plots located in the Heron Marsh in the Adirondack Park, New York. These traps were baited and checked the next day, and minnows were identified by species then released. Trophic guilds were assigned to each minnow species based on literature and feeding habits. ANOVA tests were conducted to compare minnow species composition from the fall of 2020 in all regions of the marsh. Histograms were used to compare length-frequency over time and sites where minnows frequent. The composition of trophic guilds showed that carnivores were scarce, as creek chub only over 100mm were considered predatory, and they were not as frequent as smaller creek chub. Omnivorous generalist feeders were common but no specific site in the marsh had more omnivorous feeders than other sites. Finally, the abundance of insectivores was high in most sites, and highest in the forest ecology trail site. Length frequency of the two most caught fish, creek chub and finescale dace, were represented with histograms. Creek chub under 100mm were more abundant in every site than individuals larger than 100mm. Similarly, finescale dace 70mm and smaller were more common in every site.
Major: Biology
File Attachments: Capstone Final Draft - Emily Schmeltz.docx
Authors: Emily Schmeltz
An Ecological History of the Albany Pine Bush, Albany NY
Abstract: Paleoecology allows us to look backward in time thousands of years to see the long-term ecological history of an area. The main focus was to conduct the first exploratory investigations of the wetland located in the Albany Pine Bush Preserve (APBP) and Stump Pond deposits and the first directly dated ecological history of the pine bush. Irregular fire regimes and land development have caused a massive loss to the pine bush. Between 1940 and 1990 the pine bush has experienced an 81% change in land cover. Despite this, the APBP is home to many rare and endangered species in need of habitat restoration. Three samples (APB1-A, APB1-C, & APB2) were collected from a wetland within the boundaries of the APBP and one sample (Stump-1) was collected from a nearby pond. Cores were analyzed for pollen assemblages to reconstruct the tree community. APB cores revealed that Pinus and Quercus pollen grains made up the majority of all pollen found from Present – 6600 years ago Stump-1 pollen assemblages were dominated by Pinus and Picea indicating that between 6600 and 10,600 years ago the ecosystem transformed into the pitch pine- scrub oak ecosystem we see today. This information can help the APBP justify future preservation and restoration work.
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File Attachments: Capstone Paper Full.docx
Authors: Skylar Murphy
Cultural eutrophication of Lower Saint Regis Lake using diatoms and organic content as indicators of eutrophication.
Abstract: Cultural eutrophication can greatly affect water quality, leading to algae blooms and can affect fish communities. Throughout the history of Paul Smith's Hotel and College, development along Lower St. Regis lake has led to increases in eutrophic conditions, which has detrimental effects on water quality. In this study, a sediment core from Lower St. Regis Lake was analyzed to determine when past eutrophication events occurred. This was accomplished using species counts of diatoms from every 1.0 cm of sediment. The relative abundance of diatom species such as Tabellaria flocculosa, Asterionella formosa, and Fragilaria crotonensis were used as indicators of more eutrophic conditions. Loss on ignition (LOI) was also used to measure the organic content in the sediment at increments of 0.5 cm. The higher percent lost on ignition indicates higher productivity in the lake and more eutrophic conditions. Some samples from the sediment core were also dated using lead-210 to create a timeline that could be compared to known dates of events occurring along the lake that could have affected the trophic status of Lower St. Regis Lake. There was a sudden spike in the relative abundance of F. crotonensis and an increase in organic content at a depth of 20 cm in the core, indicating that conditions became more eutrophic. Based on the lead-210 dates, this spike in F. crotonensis and organic content occurred between 1898 and 1908, when development around the lake was increasing and Paul Smith's Hotel added indoor plumbing with poor wastewater treatment practices.
File Attachments: Capstone_0.docx
Authors: Lydia Harvey
The Lawns at Paul Smith's College: The Effects of Mowing on Root Biomass and Soil Compaction
Abstract: Lawns are a valuable aspect of real estate in the United States. Maintained lawns cover over 163,000 square kilometers of land, yet few people realize the impact mowing can have on the ecosystem. This study will be looking at the impact of mowing on the grassland ecosystem and the terrain grassland ecosystem at Paul Smith's College, located in Paul Smiths, New York. This study will be testing two different factors that are impacted by constant mowing on campus: soil compaction and root biomass of flora found on the sites. Soil compaction is the compression of soil due to large amounts of pressure placed on the surface soil. This event will be tested by using a soil bulk density test. The root biomass is being investigated by the use of a scale to weigh root given from each area of the study site. The study goal is to find out how the disturbances of mowing affect the grassland ecosystem found at Paul Smith's College using two different factors: soil compaction, root biomass. The results of the study show the site type that has the greatest soil bulk density and the lowest dry root biomass in G/〖cm〗^3 is the dry slope site on the campus. Keywords: lawn ecology, effect of mowing, soil compaction, root biomass, root depth
Major: Ecological Restoration
File Attachments: This paper discusses the effects of mowing and terrain on grassland ecosystem.
Authors: Timothy I Murphy
The Lower St. Regis Lake Shoreline: Understanding the Past, Analyzing the Present, and Recommendations for the Future
Abstract: Continuing shoreline research and restoration planning will help Paul Smith's College adhere to their own missions and visions including experiential learning, improving students' lives, and maintaining an ecological conscience as a community.
Major: Ecological Restoration, Environmental Sciences
File Attachments: The Lower St. Regis Lake Shoreline: Understanding the Past, Analyzing the Present, and Recommendations for the Future
Authors: Zoe Plant, Thomas Firkins, Julie Capito, and Benjamin Marshall
The Influence of Microtopography on the Spatial Distribution of Peatland Plants
Abstract: Microtopography in peatlands creates structural patterns within the environment that, if understood, could allow for more comprehensive wetland management and restoration plans to be constructed. The objectives of this study are to determine: 1) the spatial scale at which microtopography occurs on in Adirondack peatlands; 2) if hummock size changes in relation to the distance from the forested wetland edge; and 3) if individual plant species respond to, or vary, in relation to microtopography and abiotic factors. To determine the influence of microtopography on peatland plants, data were collected on the surface area and height distributions of hummocks, the distance between hummocks and the abiotic soil characteristics. Plant species richness, and percent cover data were collected on hummocks only. The spatial scale of microtopography was determined to be regularly distributed across the sampling area. There was no significant correlation between the distance from the coniferous-edge and the relative size of hummocks. Plant species richness was found to be higher on hummocks as opposed to hollows. Using a combination of correlation and multiple regression analysis we determined that leather leaf (Chamaedaphne calyculata), lowbush blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium), and common cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpa) were correlated to individual abiotic variables. The variability of the percent cover of leather leaf was explained by increasing surface area, lower soil temperatures, and lower pH; the variability of the percent cover of lowbush blueberry was explained by increasing oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) and lower pH; and the variability of the percent cover of common cranberry was explained by lower hummock height alone. Only three of the common plants identified were correlated with the abiotic variables measured. Further research should be done to continue to determine the primary influence of the elevational gradients on the plant species composition and to determine the resilience of these systems to changing climate.
File Attachments: The Influence of Microtopography on the Spatial Distribution of Peatland Plants- Final.docx
Authors: Joshua T. Young
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Critic's Notebook
On with the Show
By Hilton Als
Illustration by Sean Mccabe
The late filmmaker John Cassavetes directed his wife and muse, the lovely actress Gena Rowlands, in seven films, in his famously intimate, improvisatory way. In their early movies—particularly the raw and underrated "A Child Is Waiting"(1963)—Cassavetes established the theme he would pursue throughout his career: the seemingly irreconcilable differences between the face we wear in private and the face we present to the world. His 1977 film, "Opening Night," turns on the terrible secret of an actress (Rowlands) and why the show must always go on. From Dec. 2 to Dec. 6, the Flemish director Ivo van Hove brings his stage adaptation of "Opening Night" to BAM. Employing video and a distinctly physical technique, van Hove's work reveals a relationship to actors that is less poetic and real than Cassavetes's, and much more choreographed. Meshing these two directors' distinct styles might make interesting viewing, depending on whether you think cinema and theatre can converge in a shared hall of illusions. ♦
Published in the print edition of the November 24, 2008, issue.
Hilton Als, a staff writer at The New Yorker, won the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for criticism. He, most recently, published, "My Pinup," in November, 2022.
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Can AI Predict If You Will Age Healthily or Not?
As societies across the world age, the goal in healthcare has turned towards ensuring people age as healthily as possible.
As societies across the world age, the goal in healthcare has turned towards ensuring people age as healthily as possible. A recent study from Salk's Integrative Biology Laboratory suggests AI can help to predict the likelihood of that happening.
It's fairly well established that our biological and chronological ages are not always the same. Some of the factors that influence this discrepancy are also becoming better understood, with things like diet and physical activity being believed to play a part.
The researchers attempted to discover whether AI can help and trained an algorithm on skin cells from people ranging from the very young to the very old. They were specifically looking for any molecular signatures that could be used to predict age.
"This experiment was designed to determine whether there are molecular signatures of aging across the entire range of the human life span," the researchers say. "We want to develop algorithms that can predict healthy aging and non-healthy aging and try to find the differences."
The researchers focused on a particular type of skin cell called dermal fibroblasts. These cells generate the kind of connective tissue used when our skin heals from injury. The cells were chosen because they're relatively easy to obtain but are also believed to contain strong signatures of aging.
The team believes that their work is robust, as it included such a wide spread of ages in the dataset used to train the algorithm. What's more, their work has also been made available to the public so that other researchers can build upon it.
When the algorithm was tested on fibroblasts from 10 patients with a known condition called progeria, which accelerates aging, the system was able to correctly predict their biological age to be around a decade more than their calendar age.
The researchers are conscious that their findings are not taken to conflate cause and effect, but nonetheless, they do believe that such an approach could eventually be used by doctors to help them predict when to start screening patients for age-related conditions or to recommend healthier lifestyle choices. For that to happen, however, they accept that more research needs to be done, and they plan to work on determining whether these signatures exist in other types of cells as the first step.
"Aging is a driver of so many diseases including Alzheimer's and other neurologic problems," the researchers conclude. "If we are able to show that the changes we've seen in fibroblasts are connected with aging in other types of cells, we may eventually be able to use these signatures to develop targeted interventions."
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Trying to swap two specialisations from different classes. Help?
Alright - what I'm attempting to do is simply switch the Legionnaire Scout specialisation (Rogue) with the Guardian specialisation (Warrior).
Just to be absolutely clear, I mean to make it so that a Warrior can choose Legionnaire Scout, and a Rogue can choose Guardian. With everything that comes with them (bonus attributes, spells, etc).
I am hoping this will just be a matter of swapping a couple of strings around in the 2da.erf.
The thing is, I haven't done this sort of thing in a long, long time, so I'm a little lost. Any help would be hugely appreciated!
I have extracted (and I'm looking at) the relevant specialisation GDAs (extracted from 2da.erf) using first erfeditor, then GDApp. I believe guitypes_gxa.gda is the one I want to actually edit.
But.. what now? since I'm only wanting to swap the specialisations, I'm pretty sure this will only be a matter of swapping the strings.. but, which strings? All of them? ID? StringId?
I hope I'm not asking for too much here, I've tried reading tutorials but it just hasn't really helped enough.
Once again any help would be amazing. Thanks for reading!
edit: I am trying to mod this, but if anybody knows of a pre-existing mod, or a much simpler method of achieving the same thing, that would be great to hear about instead!
Edited by Uncumber, 29 June 2018 - 07:09 PM.
You're pretty close to being on target, but what you're looking for is the BaseClass column in CLA base. Or, specifically, CLA_gxa, since you're modding Awakening. Since rogues and warriors both use stamina, nothing else needs to be tweaked.
When editing 2das you should always do an m2da override for compatibility with other mods. You do this by deleting all of the rows except the one(s) you edited, and then renaming the file from, say, CLA_base.gda to CLA_base_[something unique].gda. In the specific case of the base 2DAs like CLA or ABI you can leave out the "_base" but you usually need the full filename otherwise. CLA_gxa is itself an m2da override of CLA_base.
If you want to make the specialization available for both classes, rather than just swapping the classes, when you're making your m2da override, edit also the ID column to a large, unique number. This will make the game see it as a new available specialization. I've done this myself to let my rogue spec as a spirit warrior.
Oh wow, I seriously can't thank you enough! I didn't expect such a helpful reply at all!
I'm busy during the day today, but this evening I will sit down and try to do what you've suggested. I'll let you know if I run in to any issues, but I'm sure I wont as it seems absolutely simple enough.
if you get it working, can you post the mod on nexus please?


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Q: Packet sniffing i am new to network programming.i want an help regarding packet sniffing.i want to sniff ip ipsec and pptp packets. are they sniffed using same method (code) or they are sniffed using different method. i am using linux and language is c++.
Thanks

A: Have a look at libpcap.

A: I would advise against writing your own sniffer or analyser unless you relish the thought of writing your own protocol dissector or have a special "real-time" requirement.
I suggest using tcpdump to capture the traffic you are interested in as a first step. E.g. assuming you have a local network 192.168.1.0/24 and have arranged for port mirroring to your intended capture PC you could try the following:
tcpdump -i eth0 -w output.pcap -s0 -n 'net 192.168.1.0/24'

Then write an analyser utility that kicks of tshark sub-processes that dissect the packets you are interested in; say for example the pptp traffic between two IP addresses 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.1.10. In this case, the following command invocation would dissect the packets and dump their payload as a text file for further processing in C++ or even better Python/Perl:
tshark -r output.pcap -R "pptp and (ip.src_host == 192.168.1.1 ip.dst_host == 192.168.1.10)" -T text

Naturally, you can run tshark as many times as necessary for your intended analysis on the same single output.pcap you created earlier. Each time passing a different filter according to your needs.
This technique, or a variation thereof, should get you 90% on the road to where you want to be in very few lines of code, and without having to get down and dirty with the specifics of standard protocols. The dissectors implemented with tshark will have been heavily tested and well debugged, saving you substantial time and headaches.


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Exiting Iraq: Gen. William Odom's View Lt. Gen. William E. Odom, U.S. Army (Ret.) -- former director of the National Security Agency -- says it's dangerous to build an Iraqi army until there's a stable government. And he warns that Iraq will make its decisions "with a gun, not a vote."
Exiting Iraq: A Discussion
Exiting Iraq: Gen. William Odom's View
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Lt. Gen. William E. Odom, U.S. Army (Ret.) — former director of the National Security Agency — says it's dangerous to build an Iraqi army until there's a stable government. And he warns that Iraq will make its decisions "with a gun, not a vote."
William Odom testifies at an Aug. 11, 2004 House Armed Services Committee hearing on proposed intelligence reforms. Alex Wong/Getty Images hide caption
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William Odom testifies at an Aug. 11, 2004 House Armed Services Committee hearing on proposed intelligence reforms.
SCOTT SIMON, host:
U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan returned this week from a series of visits with Middle East leaders and said that most of them believe that the war in Iraq, quote, "has destabilized the region." But he also said - another quote - "many felt the Americans, having created the problem, cannot walk away."
Retired General William Odom was director of the National Security Agency under President Reagan and is now a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute. He has been one of the most outspoken voices on how and when he believes the United States should leave Iraq.
He joins us for another in our series of conversations with different perspectives on when U.S. can leave Iraq. General Odom, thanks very much for being with us.
General WILLIAM ODOM (U.S. Army, Retired; Former Director, National Security Agency): Thank you.
SIMON: And you have said U.S. troops just ought to withdraw as soon as possible.
Gen. ODOM: We should get out, carefully, over a period of three or four, five or six months. But the main reason to get out is that we are now diplomatically and strategically paralyzed by being tied down there. We've alienated too many of our close allies in Europe and in other parts of the world. We're looked at as terribly biased and not to be trusted in the Mideast peace process.
By getting into Iraq we've flamed the entire region. Therefore we have to have a strategy for limiting the damage and bringing some kind of order over the region, from the Eastern Mediterranean through Afghanistan. We can't do that alone. We need allies.
And we will only have the kind of allies we really need to do that, and the support of the United Nations, after we've withdrawn. There will be a lot of disorder, and we just have to let it settle out.
SIMON: Stated very plainly, I think what you're saying is there is a lot more dying to be done in sectarian violence.
Gen. ODOM: Absolutely. There will be sectarian violence and we'll just have to live with that.
SIMON: The Iraqis have to live with sectarian violence under your proposition. Not us.
Gen. ODOM: Well, we might have to live with the guilty feelings for having been a perpetrator of it.
SIMON: A perpetrator of sectarian violence or an enabler?
Gen. ODOM: Oh, I think that going in there did exactly that. The only reason you didn't have that before was that Saddam ruled with an iron hand. As bad as Saddam was, he kept stability in that country, which otherwise would've been very unstable. The Kurds would've been out of there in no time at all. So would the Shiites.
You'd have had this breakup had Saddam fallen in 1991. And then what would we have done? Well, we would just sit back and watch the sectarian violence from without. That, I think, would've been a better situation for us to be in.
We now have unleashed forces that are not going to be put back under some kind of stability control for quite some time. What we may be able to do is keep it from spreading into the rest of the region, and we may be able to do a number of things to moderate it. I think negotiations of certain sorts and some wisdom on our part in dealing with Iran could keep Iran from spurring it as much as they probably will if we don't.
SIMON: If U.S. forces were to withdraw over let's say the six month timetable that you recommended, what would they do for the next six months about sectarian violence? Would U.S. forces try and interrupt sectarian violence?
Gen. ODOM: I don't see you can do anything about it without taking sides. If you take sides, you make it worse. This one of those situations where you've lost money in the market (unintelligible) you can't get it back by putting more money in.
And I lived through this in Vietnam. We ended up withdrawing, talking about we had a secret plan for victory; this, that and the other. This was cosmetic cover. And we may need that in this particular situation. Now, I've been saying this for two or three years, and every time I'm told, oh, we can't let this sectarian violence go on. Well, we've been there and the sectarian violence has grown.
What evidence is there that our being there reduces it? There is a lot of evidence that our being there incites it and make it greater.
SIMON: Let me ask you about what some people fear would be the feeling that a precipitous withdrawal, the withdrawal even over six months to a year, would send a message to potential adversaries that the United States lacks the stomach for a long-range commitment.
Gen. ODOM: It's not a stomach to stay - a long commitment. It's the wisdom not to continue to allow your enemies to bleed you. By going in we have so enhanced Iranian power in the region, it's hard to exaggerate. One of the big losers in a quick U.S. withdrawal will be al-Qaida. Al-Qaida is able to be there only because we're there. They can't operate in Kurdistan now. The Shiites have no use for them whatsoever. The Sunnis only tolerate them for tactical convenience in the insurgency.
You know, one of the great gainers in our invasion was Osama bin Laden, because he was not able to use this area at all until we opened it up and made it safe for them. He did not realize a real surge in recruitment and ideological excitement until we invaded Iraq.
SIMON: What about the prospect of the division of the country?
Gen. ODOM: It's entirely possible. A problem I think we will have to deal with is how you tell Kurds, who are somewhere between 20 and 40 million in number, that they shouldn't have a national territory. This threatens the very territorial existence of Turkey. It would be very upsetting to Iran, which has a large Kurdish minority. And obviously it would fracture Iraq, and it could take off a piece of Syria. Now, that might happen eventually, but because we went into Iraq we'll be blamed for it.
SIMON: Does the U.S. have an interest in helping prepare the Iraqi army?
Gen. ODOM: We project this absolutely false image onto Iraq that is: it's the government versus the insurgents. It's factions in the government versus each other that prevents the political consolidation. Once the political consolidation is achieved, then building an army makes sense. If we're able to consolidate an army, what will it do? The leader will have its loyalty and they will throw out the government and we'll have a military dictatorship. And very likely you'll have a return of an individual not unlike Saddam.
I saw that in Vietnam. The problem was not training up the Vietnamese military. Many of those are very competent. They fought one day. They didn't fight the next. It depended on political context and whose ox was about to be gored for this.
I said before the Iraq war, if you go in - anybody who can rule that country after you've been there will have to be terribly anti-American. And he will likely have to depend on Islamic fundamentalism as his legitimacy card. And that will cause a civil war because you have two factions of Muslims there. So this was predictable, and that's what's happening there. And the politics is going to be who gets what, when and how in Iraq, and they'll decide that by the gun, not by the vote.
SIMON: Retired General and National Security Agency Director William Odom. Thank you very much for being with us.
Gen. ODOM: Thank you.
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Pelosi Hasn't Promised to Resign if Trump is Reelected
By Angelo Fichera
Numerous websites are spreading a false story claiming that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi "promises to resign" if President Donald Trump is reelected. The story originated on a website that calls its content satire, but has since been shared as if it were true.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has remained a prominent focus for stories published by America's Last Line of Defense, the network of websites that calls its work "satire" but whose content often deceives social media users — or is republished elsewhere and presented as fact.
Fictitious headlines about Pelosi created by America's Last Line of Defense have claimed, for example, that Pelosi used Social Security money to pay for the House impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump. Another claimed Pelosi vowed to resign if that impeachment effort failed. Neither was true.
Now, a made-up story first published on bustatroll.org, asserting that "Pelosi Promises to Resign if Trump is Re-Elected," has migrated to at least six other websites, including gnfnews.com, nlatimes.com, sugend.com, kuncinews.com, monatimes.com, and portaliamerican.com.
Together, the story on those various websites accrued more than 31,000 Facebook engagements, according to CrowdTangle data. The links were shared in many pro-Trump Facebook groups, where commenters often welcomed the erroneous information.
For those who clicked through and read the original version of the story, published April 10 on bustatroll.org, there are multiple indicators that the story is a fabrication. There's a "satire rated" mark in the header image on the website, and a tag beneath the headline reads: "Pelosi Satire with Chile Sauce and Liquid Cheese."
But none of the websites that republished the story uses clear disclaimers to indicate the story is completely bogus.
One version re-uses an image of Pelosi from the original website that has a hardly visible watermark on Pelosi's jacket collar that signifies "satire rated." Another version appears to edit that out.
And the text of the made-up tale otherwise largely reads like a news report on a supposed announcement in which Pelosi said she would "resign" if the president is reelected because Trump would be "there to block my agenda" — even though the announcement never happened.
It goes on to quote a "Senator Soundbite himself, Joe Barron" who "was delighted to hear the news of Pelosi's resignation." That may be intended as a nod to the "John Barron" alter ego Trump reportedly used when acting as his own spokesman in New York City early in his career. There is no senator by that name.
Editor's note: FactCheck.org is one of several organizations working with Facebook to debunk misinformation shared on social media. Our previous stories can be found here.
"About Us." BustaTroll.org. Accessed 28 Apr 2020.
Dunlop, W.G. "Pelosi did not pledge to resign if impeachment 'fails.'" AFP Fact Check. 3 Feb 2020.
Fisher, Marc and Will Hobson. "Donald Trump masqueraded as publicist to brag about himself." Washington Post. 13 May 2016.
"Pelosi Promises to Resign if Trump is Re-Elected." BustaTroll.org. 10 Apr 2020.
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