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Congress braces for a December to dread
By KATHERINE TULLY-MCMANUS
11/23/2021 07:42 AM EST
BACK TO DECEMBER, ALL THE TIME — What's a holiday week without a foreboding feeling about what comes after? As friends and family pepper you with questions about your plans for December, here's a refresher on what Congress is facing in the final weeks of 2021. (This is not what your family and friends want to hear about, but the truth hurts.)
There is a laundry list of deadlines for high-profile legislative priorities ahead and just 38 days until 2022. When the Senate returns, they have the annual defense policy bill up first on the to-do list, which could take up plenty of that first week of December.
December 3: That's when the current stopgap measure funding the government expires and those federal dollars keeping the lights on dry up. A deal on fiscal 2022 spending bills before this deadline is a pipe dream, leaving a continuing resolution (of an undetermined length) as the path forward. Democrats have been eyeing Dec. 17 for the length of the CR, but that's not likely to get GOP backing.
December 15: Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says that's the new deadline for dealing with the debt ceiling to avert catastrophic default on the nation's debt. There is still not a clear path forward, but Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) are talking. Republicans still want Democrats to tack the debt limit onto reconciliation and increase the debt limit on a party-line vote. But Democrats are still pushing for a bipartisan solution.
December 25: Democrats aren't expecting the Senate to take up the social spending bill until the second week of December, at the earliest. With Christmas as the goal deadline for clearing the $1.75 trillion cornerstone of Biden's domestic economic policy, that means crunch time. (And let's be real: a Christmas deadline means they want to be *home* for Christmas, which tightens the timeline even more.) "If only in my dreams," as the song goes.
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GOOD MORNING! Welcome to Huddle, the play-by-play guide to all things Capitol Hill, on this Tuesday, November 23, where regrets may be setting in if you didn't order yourself a pie from the Dirksen cafeteria.
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GOHMERT HOUR — Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) is running for Texas Attorney General, he announced Monday. He listed his key campaign issues in the announcement video: "election integrity," parental consent, "unconstitutional mandates," and immigration, which he called "an invasion across our southern border." They're all familiar topics to anyone who's watched the weekly Gohmert Hour on the House floor (Rep. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) is a big fan). Patrick Svitek from The Texas Tribune has more on Gohmert's bid and the crowded race he's entering to challenge current AG Ken Paxton.
RACISM IN THE RANKS? — A former Capitol Police sergeant and head of K-9 training, Juan Cobbin, filed a lawsuit Monday alleging a persistent culture of racial discrimination within the department's K-9 unit. CQ Roll Call's Chris Marquette reports on the allegations of racial discrimination and retaliation, including an officer posting "I hope more of those mutts get shot!" referring to Black demonstrators, naming USCP dogs racist names, comments about the Congressional Black Caucus and more. Full story: Lawsuit alleges culture of racial discrimination in Capitol Police K-9 unit
KEYSTONE STATE COLLAPSE — The Trump-backed Republican candidate for Senate in Pennsylvania, Sean Parnell, ended his campaign Tuesday following a judge's decision to grant his estranged wife primary custody of the couple's three children due to allegations of abuse by Parnell. The GOP is defending the seat currently held by retiring GOP Sen. Pat Toomey in a state President Joe Biden won in 2020. More on who might take up the role of Republican frontrunner here. And The Philadelphia Inquirer's reporting on Parnell's tumult here.
A message from Better Medicare Alliance:
Nearly half of all Medicare beneficiaries today choose Medicare Advantage, and they're ready to make their voices heard. In a new poll conducted by Morning Consult, 92% say that a candidate's support for Medicare Advantage is important to them when casting their vote, while 93% believe protecting Medicare Advantage should be a priority for the Biden administration. Medicare Advantage – it's working.
FINES, FINES, FINES — Rep. Jim Baird (R-Ind.) has been fined $5,000 for failing to complete a security screening outside the House chamber last week, according to the House Ethics Committee. A Capitol Police memo included in the Ethics notification documents a Nov. 17 incident in which Baird "walked around the magnetometer" at a security checkpoint outside the House chamber. A USCP officer said he tried to get Baird's attention, placed his hand on his elbow and told him he needed to be screened. According to the USCP report, Baird allegedly "made eye contact" with the officer, but "proceeded to enter the House floor." Baird has 30 days to appeal the fine. The Hill's Cristina Marcos has more on the incident.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) was cited for not wearing a mask in the House chamber on Oct. 14 and the House Ethics Committee announced Monday that Greene, a frequent scofflaw of the masking rule, had not filed an appeal within the 30 day window. She
told The Hill last week that she has reached at least $63,000 in mask fines, more than many entry and mid-level Hill staff make in a year.
MORE BIG-NAME SUBPOENAS DROP — The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol announced subpoenas Monday of Alex Jones, the head of InfoWars, and self-described dirty trickster Roger Stone, both high profile Trump allies. The panel is also seeking information from rally promoters Dustin Stockton and Jennifer Lawrence (no, not that Jennifer Lawrence) and former President Donald Trump's current spokesperson, Taylor Budowich. Here's the whole story: Jan. 6 committee subpoenas Roger Stone and Alex Jones
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FACING FRIENDS (or at least colleagues) — Redistricting years scramble districts and, in some cases, pit allied members of the same delegations against one another. A third member-on-member midterm battle was revealed Monday: Reps. Lucy McBath (D-Ga.) and Carolyn Bourdeaux (D-Ga.) will have to fight for GA-7 under the new maps. Others include the race between GOP Reps. David McKinley and Alex Mooney in West Virginia and an Illinois showdown between Democratic Reps. Sean Casten and Marie Newman. Anthony has a whole roundup of these strange, every-ten-years clashes.
Keep an eye out for more... There could be another Illinois race, with Republican Reps. Mike Bost and Mary Miller of Illinois currently drawn into the same seat. As Anthony notes, plenty of the newly drawn maps are expected to face court challenges, so clarity won't come quickly. Ally Mutnick has more on that McBath vs. Bourdeaux race here.
Bannon indictment does little to jumpstart Jan. 6 committee's subpoena talks with top targets, from Kyle, Betsy Woodruff Swan and Nicholas
Assistant House Speaker Katherine Clark moving to Revere, from Emma Platoff at The Boston Globe
Perry Apelbaum will join the Department of Justice as a senior counsel in the antitrust division. He previously was staff director and chief counsel for the House Judiciary Committee. Amy Rutkin will remain at the helm of House Judiciary as chief of staff and staff director, while Aaron Hiller is promoted to chief counsel and deputy staff director and John Doty to senior adviser/deputy staff director.
Nairka J. Treviño Müller is now comms director for Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández (D-N.M.). She previously was comms director for the office of Puerto Rico Gov. Pedro Pierluisi.
Michael Harris is now a congressional and legislative affairs specialist at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. He previously was a Senior Policy Advisor and Appropriations Associate for Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.).
TODAY IN CONGRESS
The House convenes at 11 a.m. for a pro forma session.
The Senate convenes at 8:15 a.m. for a pro forma session.
AROUND THE HILL
Nothing for now on Thanksgiving eve eve.
MONDAY'S WINNER: Erik Ackerson correctly answered that Roger Taney was the first cabinet nominee (Treasury) rejected by the Senate on June 24, 1834.
TODAY'S QUESTION from Erik: Which president spared a Thanksgiving turkey, saying "We'll just let this one grow," years before the term "pardon" was adopted as part of the tradition.
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Leaders in Washington face tough choices today, but protecting seniors' Medicare Advantage coverage? That's an easy call. According to a new poll conducted by Morning Consult, 9 out of 10 seniors are satisfied with their Medicare Advantage, and 88% would oppose efforts to cut the program.
What's more, 76% of beneficiaries would be less likely to vote for a lawmaker who supported cuts to Medicare Advantage. 29.5 million Americans are projected to enroll in Medicare Advantage in 2022 alone, and they're ready to stand up for the health coverage they choose and enjoy. Read more.
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Title: 01/30/1997 - Information required on Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs).
Thank you for your inquiry regarding the information required on Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs). While the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is responsible for the content and interpretation of the Hazard Communication Standard, we do not act as a repository for MSDSs, nor do we approve MSDSs produced by manufacturers. Therefore, OSHA is not in a position to provide you with an MSDS for di-octyl phthalate for comparison purposes. We have enclosed, however, a blank MSDS which was published by OSHA and may be used as a template to help your company organize the MSDS information.
Also, enclosed is a copy of the Hazard Communication Standard, 29 CFR 1910.1200. The text of the standard begins on page 6170. Please allow me to point out that the importer of your product in the United States has responsibilities outlined in the standard and should be a source of assistance to you in this regard.
I hope that this information is helpful. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have further questions.
Get these super-sticky HMIS-style labels, signs, posters and more at SafetyEmporium.com. I work for a chemical company in Poland which produces di-octyl phthalate, a commonly used plasticizer.
We export this chemical to manufacturers in Western Europe and North America. In order to transport this chemical, my firm must a provide a MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET in English. To do so, I have translated this information from Polish to English, using a Polish Material Safety Data Sheet as the basis of my information (see copy attached).
I have written this data sheet to conform to the specifications provided to us by our clients in Western Europe. Because European material safety regulations differ from those in force in America, I would like to obtain a copy of your material safety data sheet in order to compare it to the European specifications which I use now, and to determine if I need to write another Material Safety Data Sheet to meet American requirements.
If there is any fee I must pay for a copy of the material safety data sheet promulgated by your agency, please let me know. If it would help, I am attaching a return address label for your convenience.
For your reference, the CAS number for Di-octyl phthalate, (di-2-ethyl phthalate, octyl ortho-phthalate ester) is CAS # 117-81-7.


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Portland government auctions are the places where you can get the desired stuff at very nominal rates. You have immense scope of bargain at police auctions. This police auction has more scope to bargain owing to the fact that police seizes these objects in good numbers and storing and taking care of them is another problem. Thus police wants to sell them as soon as possible without much profit bargain. For the main concern at police auction is to sell the stuff as soon as possible.
Portland offers many such opportunities of repo auctions, government auctions and police auctions. Buyers can register themselves by filling a simple form and thereafter bid on the vehicles and auto of their choice. There is good scope of bargain, so remember to bid accordingly. It is advisable to thoroughly investigate the machinery of the vehicle. Bargain amount largely depends on this aspect. Also the model and make of car, if it is very old, chances are it will be sold at dirt cheap price. While for a comparatively new model, the rates need to be cautiously bided.
Go for live auctions, have a good look at the vehicles and depending on your budget and requirement, go ahead to bid on the car of your choice. There is a small hitch with the police auctions in Portland. The name of the auctioneers who conduct police auctions can change and one needs to be updated on this issue. One can use internet to the optimum of this information.
Keep a close track of name of auctioneers responsible for police and gov auctions. Also keep track of vehicles coming for auction. This way you can go and bid when ever the vehicle of your choice is available. In Portland some auctioneers also give "alert service". This is very useful and come sin handy to keep oneself up to date with the latest on police auctions. This makes the otherwise complicated task of keeping track very easy.
Police auction is full of good quality, used cars. Both quantity and quality is usually more and good. These foreclosure and seized laws are a boon to common man, in the other sense though. Due to this police seizes huge amount of cars every month and these seized cars in custody of police are sold off at much discounted price, sometimes at unbelievable 90% discount. Now this is some breath- taking news.
If one is on a shoe string budget or planning for a second or third vehicle, I guess, police auctions, used cars auctions, repo auctions can give you the best deal. It is always advised to avoid any broker in between. The process of getting vehicles and cars from police auctions of Portland is so easy that you can handle it yourself. Brokers will cause unnecessary trouble and loss of money. Though you will need some expert guidance if it is your first time bidding at police auctions at Portland.


LEAMINGTON SPA: Bristan Group, parent company for the Bristan, Heritage and Gummers brands, has invested in its marketing team with the appointment of Duncan Adams as its online manager.
Mr Adams joins the 14-strong marketing team from community learning organisation ContinYou, where he held the position of online marketing and website manager.
He brings over 12 years' experience of web communications to his role at Bristan Group, having previously worked for UK Athletics and Abbey National.
At Bristan Group, he will manage the online presence of the Bristan, Heritage and Gummers brands through their individual websites and by using social media.


Back in May, I worked with Better Homes and Gardens to do my Master Bedroom Makeover. Shortly after that, I received an email that made me SO excited. They were inviting little ole me to be a part of their Live Better Blogger Network! This means I get to work with BHG for the next year, creating inspiring projects and spaces with their amazing BHG at Walmart products.
We kicked off the year by getting to visit their headquarters in Des Moines, Iowa and attend the Better Homes and Gardens Style Showcase. So fun, right?! It was amazing to get to see the goings-on of the Meredith headquarters. Meredith publishes Better Homes and Gardens but also has hundreds of other publications. But Des Moines is where BHG is. It was such a cute city, I think it would be an amazing place to live actually. And everyone was just so nice and personable.
I was thrilled to get to be with 24 other amazing bloggers–some of whom I already know and some of whom I was super excited to meet for the first time. We arrived at the BHG headquarters on Thursday morning for a packed day of learning. We had a nice breakfast, and then were greeted by the company. They had laid out many of their new items for 2014-2015 in beautiful arrangements and displays. The designers talked about the products and then the Walmart people shared the affordable pricing. Afterwards, we perused the items up close.
After the opening session, we broke into three groups for classes. Our first class was with Eddie Ross–yes THE Eddie Ross, famed designer for Better Homes and Gardens. He was so great and showed us so many ways to use the BHG at Walmart products outside the box or put our own personal stamp on it.
The next class was with Max, another designer. He showed us the different sets they use for photo shoots, with the beautiful products and most were labeled with price tags. Most of us don't live on designer budgets, so it was always a shock to see how incredibly affordable these beautiful designer items are–which also made us very excited! The photo area was awesome…they really create these Hollywood-esque sets just like a beautiful house.
The kitchen area was spread with all their adorable fall and Christmas dinnerware which made me eager to go purchase it. I fell in love with a fox cookie jar. I'm just really into foxes right now. And the owl was adorable too. Nancy said, "Every kitchen needs a pop of owl." She demonstrated how easy it was to make these versatile holiday centerpieces without purchasing a lot of expensive items.
After lunch (which was this delicious bbq and salad spread and I ate too much), we had a tour of the building. We saw the test kitchens, many little kitchens where the chefs of BHG come up with recipes and test them several times.
We saw their prop room which had possibly every single dish you could possibly want for a photo shoot. We saw where they build the sets.
Can you spot Centsational Girl?
We saw the beautiful BHG gardens. They were really fantastic and very well-kept. I was also impressed by the BHG at Walmart outdoor furniture, including this BBQ pergola–makes grilling nice and cool!
After the tour, we met together again for a wrap-up meeting and some photos. That evening, we went to the Iowa State Fair. It's world-famous y'all! We ate lots of fried food (included fried Oreos!), sat on a giant Adirondack chair, saw the giant America Gothic statue, and of course saw the giant butter sculptures. Lots of fun with blogger friends and BHG friends. And by the time we got back to the hotel, I was exhausted!
Now that I'm back, my head is busy thinking of all the ideas I can do with the BHG at Walmart products. They are very versatile and just so cute. I'm excited to do some projects!
To catch sneak peaks of the super cute BHG at Walmart products, go follow BHG Live Better on Facebook and Pinterest!
I'm part of the BHG Live Better Blogger Network; this post was sponsored by BHG at Walmart. All opinions are my own.
I'm still disappointed that I missed the fried oreos…I should have enjoyed one BEFORE the Ring of Fire. I love how Max styled items to give them a designer look for less!
Congrats Heidi, this will be fun to follow can't wait to see what you come up with.
What an amazing opportunity, can't wait to see what you come up with!! You're so talented!!


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The Ecology and Evolutionary History of Two Musk Turtles in the Southeastern United States
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Brian Kreiser
Carl Qualls
Jake Schaefer
Micheal Davis
Will Selman
Turtles are among one of the most imperiled vertebrate groups on the planet with more than half of all species worldwide listed as threatened, endangered or extinct by the International Union of the Conservation of Nature. The Southeastern United States is a global biodiversity hotspot for turtles, and it likely represents the last area on the planet of both high diversity and high abundance of turtle species. In the past century, there has been an exponential increase in the number of publications on turtles in the United States and Canada, however a recent review of the literature suggests that this research attention has not been spread evenly across taxa. The mud turtles (genus Kinosternon) and musk turtles (genus Sternotherus) of the family Kinosternidae remain one of the least studied turtle families. The lotic Sternotherus species have received very little research attention, particularly the stripe-necked musk turtle (Sternotherus peltifer) and the razorback musk turtle (Sternotherus carinatus) with the latter considered one of the top-ten least studied turtle species in the United States and Canada. No studies have examined the population genetics of these highly aquatic species across their geographic ranges, and this is particularly concerning as some states have had to issue moratoriums on commercial harvest of these species to prevent population declines. Harvested turtles are generally destined for overseas markets, as Southeast Asia has decimated its own turtle populations and must look to other areas of high diversity and abundance of turtles to satiate demand. Considering that very little is still known about these species, it is important to have baseline data on the population genetics of these species, as well as fill in knowledge gaps on their ecology to help make more informed conservation and management decisions.
Grover Brown, 2020
Brown, Grover, "The Ecology and Evolutionary History of Two Musk Turtles in the Southeastern United States" (2020). Dissertations. 1762.
https://aquila.usm.edu/dissertations/1762
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I've written before about the Radio 2 series The Peoples Songs. A few weeks ago, they did an episode about musicals and I tweeted about my desire for a MadChester based one. A piece of whimsy I soon forgot about.
Then I found out about Sunshine On Leith.
If the Proclaimers can have a musical, then surely there's room for one dedicated to dodging the rain and the bullets.
A Kung Fu transforming robot love story. I get the feeling this would make more sense than Transformers 2 even with the subtitles turned off.
Though I doubt even I could spot myself in either. The shot at the end of the Awaydays trailer, where Carty throws a punch in a bar looks like the scene I spent a day in Birkenhead for.
Because no-one commissioning big movies can have any original ideas any more. They've already cast BA and Face.
Merantau Trailer (HD) from Merantau Films on Vimeo.
Which seems to be the two male leads from Gavin and Stacey having fun. Much like the cast of Boon did in I Bought A Vampire Motorcycle.
Lesbian Vampire Killers is out on March 20th in the UK.
There was some big sporting event overnight in the US. A lot of money was spent on adverts during the game, including a few trailers for films I'll probably end up listing for Orange Wednesdays.
Some of these may get taken down for copyright violation, so watch them while you can.
Watching romantic comedies gives the viewer unrealistic expectations of relationships and can even lead to communication problems. That's the conclusion of a study carried out at Herriot Watt university, anyway. Girls, put down the chick flick and learn to love car chases and explosions. It'll help you understand us better.
Not as much as Watchmen, obviously, but X-Men Origins: Wolverine should be full of characters I sort of recognise from back when I was a big Uncanny X-Men fan. io9 has the trailer.
There are a couple of bits in here that haven't been in other trailers yet. Are any other films opening next March being promoted this heavily?
Hang on a minute, lads. I've got a great idea.
Michael Caine has revealed how the Self Preservation Society got out of the bus at the end of The Italian Job.
Just as an attempt to get more hits. Robert Pattinson is the male lead in Twilight a tale of vampire love that wants to be the next Harry Potter franchise. Everything I've read suggests that I'm not its demographic, but I could always try to steal some of its attention.
io9 has another new Watchmen trailer.
You're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!
I think I'm going to spend an hour or two finding interesting stuff on YouTube.
The ACLU is the American Civil Liberties Union. I've been sparring with some of the idiots over at a blog called Stop the ACLU (I'm not giving them any google juice, they delete my comments as soon as it becomes obvious that they're losing, so they don't deserve any credit), and kept remembering this clip. I can't help wondering what's wrong with them that they so hate an organisation set up to defend one of their country's most noble ideals, or, for that matter, why such an organisation is needed in the first place. And it comes down to pretty much what Aaron Sorkin scripted here, they're afraid of the truth and want to make up things for the electorate to be scared of instead.
President Andrew Shepherd: For the last couple of months, Senator Rumson has suggested that being president of this country was, to a certain extent, about character, and although I have not been willing to engage in his attacks on me, I've been here three years and three days, and I can tell you without hesitation: Being President of this country is entirely about character.
For the record: yes, I am a card-carrying member of the ACLU. But the more important question is why aren't you, Bob?
Now, this is an organization whose sole purpose is to defend the Bill of Rights, so it naturally begs the question: Why would a senator, his party's most powerful spokesman and a candidate for President, choose to reject upholding the Constitution? If you can answer that question, folks, then you're smarter than I am, because I didn't understand it until a few hours ago.
America isn't easy. America is advanced citizenship. You gotta want it bad, 'cause it's gonna put up a fight. It's gonna say "You want free speech? Let's see you acknowledge a man whose words make your blood boil, who's standing center stage and advocating at the top of his lungs that which you would spend a lifetime opposing at the top of yours. You want to claim this land as the land of the free? Then the symbol of your country can't just be a flag; the symbol also has to be one of its citizens exercising his right to burn that flag in protest. Show me that, defend that, celebrate that in your classrooms. Then, you can stand up and sing about the "land of the free".
I've known Bob Rumson for years, and I've been operating under the assumption that the reason Bob devotes so much time and energy to shouting at the rain was that he simply didn't get it. Well, I was wrong. Bob's problem isn't that he doesn't get it. Bob's problem is that he can't sell it! We have serious problems to solve, and we need serious people to solve them. And whatever your particular problem is, I promise you, Bob Rumson is not the least bit interested in solving it. He is interested in two things and two things only: making you afraid of it and telling you who's to blame for it. That, ladies and gentlemen, is how you win elections. You gather a group of middle-aged, middle-class, middle-income voters who remember with longing an easier time, and you talk to them about family and American values and character. And wave an old photo of the President's girlfriend and you scream about patriotism and you tell them, she's to blame for their lot in life, and you go on television and you call her a whore.
Sydney Ellen Wade has done nothing to you, Bob. She has done nothing but put herself through school, represent the interests of public school teachers, and lobby for the safety of our natural resources. You want a character debate, Bob? You better stick with me, 'cause Sydney Ellen Wade is way out of your league.
President Andrew Shepherd: I've loved two women in my life. I lost one to cancer, and I lost the other 'cause I was so busy keeping my job I forgot to do my job. Well, that ends right now.
Tomorrow morning, the White House is sending a bill to Congress for its consideration. It's White House Resolution 455, an energy bill requiring a 20 percent reduction of the emission of fossil fuels over the next ten years. It is by far the most aggressive stride ever taken in the fight to reverse the effects of global warming. The other piece of legislation is the crime bill. As of today, it no longer exists. I'm throwing it out. I'm throwing it out writing a law that makes sense.
You cannot address crime prevention without getting rid of assault weapons and handguns. I consider them a threat to national security, and I will go door to door if I have to, but I'm gonna convince Americans that I'm right, and I'm gonna get the guns. We've got serious problems, and we need serious people, and if you want to talk about character, Bob, you'd better come at me with more than a burning flag and a membership card. If you want to talk about character and American values, fine. Just tell me where and when, and I'll show up. This is a time for serious people, Bob, and your fifteen minutes are up. My name is Andrew Shepherd, and I *am* the President.
Complete Bond – 14 Books Collection. I think I want this. Then I could get the complete dvd set of all the films and compare and contrast.
Courtesy of EBay I am now the proud owner of a resin garage kit of the Mad Max Interceptor, in what appears to be its incarnation for the first film. Whilst trawling the net for reference photos of the vehicle, I came across a site that can help you build your own full size replica of Max's car.
I watched WarGames: The Dead Code last night. I think the best word to sum it up is unnecessary. Replacing nuclear holocaust with bioterrorism and WOPR with RIPLEY it follows almost exactly the same arc as the original film, right down to a virtual replay of the ending.
All this film did was make me want to watch the original again. It's WarGames' 25th anniversary this year. If you can play Region 1 discs there's a 25th Anniversary edition coming out soon. Wired talked to some of the people involved in WarGames, including the scriptwriters, director John Badham and geek crush Ally Sheedy.


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Q: Supporting different version of TLS in .Net I support a legacy on-premise .Net 4.0 WinForms application. The application uses System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient to send emails via our customers' own SMTP servers. Recently, we've had issues with Office 365 mandating TLS 1.2. Having read that as long as .Net 4.5 is installed, .Net 4.0 applications can utilise TLS 1.2, I added this line:
System.Net.ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol = (SecurityProtocolType)3072;   // 3072 = TLS 1.2

This solved the issue of connecting to Office 365, but introduced issues making non-SMTP connections to other older 3rd party applications that do not support TLS 1.2. I therefore changed the approach to add TLS 1.2 to the list of allowable protocols rather than set it as the mandated protocol (as outlined in this question and this question), and also added TLS 1.3 at the same time:
System.Net.ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol |=
    (SecurityProtocolType)3072 |    // 3072 = TLS 1.2
    (SecurityProtocolType)12288;    // 12288 = TLS 1.3

This resolved both issues for some clients and works in our test environment with our own Office 365 account. However, some of our clients have reported issues connecting to Office 365 again. Revert to mandating TLS 1.2 again resolves the SMTP issue, but reintroduced the other problem.
Is it possible to specify the security protocol for a specific connection rather than take this global approach?

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ENTREPRENEURS by Mark Gordon, Managing Editor
Jim Moore grew his startup tire and wheel business over the last decade into a $26 million market leader by harnessing the power of the Internet. But get this: Moore's company, Sarasota-based O.E. Wheel Distributors, doesn't even have its own Web site.
Instead, the company sells its products solely over ebay, the popular Internet auction site where entrepreneurial dreams are cyber-made.
While an EBay spokeswoman declined to say how large Moore's company is in comparison to the 10 million-plus other worldwide eBay sellers, she did say it's big enough to be one of the few sellers that has an entire team of eBay personnel devoted to its account. They built a great business plan and have marketed it real well. Says Dora Fang, who works in eBay's parts and accessories department. They have taken a niche and grown it.
Or, there's how O.E. Wheel sales manager Shawn Durrant puts it: We've created a little monster on eBay.
So monstrous that O.E. Wheel Distributors - the O.E. stands for Original Equipment - has to be considered something of an anomaly in the Internet era, where Web sites, even many decent ones, could be developed and hosted for as little as a few thousand dollars a year.
We are still in the dark ages, in some respects, admits Moore.
But not dark enough to keep the company from shining a bright light on sales. Indeed, the company's $26 million annual revenue figure has grown about 10% to 15% a year each of the last five years, says Moore, who runs his 20-employee eBay empire out of four Sarasota warehouses totaling more than 55,000 square feet of storage space.
Many of the products the company sells, such as its variety of car and truck tires, are bought wholesale and resold to consumers. It also runs its own manufacturing line for a series of chrome wheels, through a partner in China.
Despite the success, O.E. Wheels is on the verge of launching are structuring effort, both to guard against complacency and protect itself if the economy were to grow even worse. This is the first year we might see a slow down, says Moore, Now we are looking at markets we have never looked at before.
What's more, the transformation is eventually scheduled to include a new company-run Web site. (The company does own the domain name for oewheels.net, which it uses for e-mail). (Side Note: OE Wheels has a website now at www.OEWheelsLLC.com)
Passionate Consumers
O.E. Wheel's warehouse operation and distribution system is fittingly simple for a company without its own Web site. Moore himself will sometime don a backwards baseball cap and get in a crane to help move crates around.
On any given day, the series of buildings, in an industrial park on the Sarasota side of the Sarasota-Manatee County line, are comprised of dozens of stacks upon stacks of white boxes, each containing a set of hubcaps or tires. The products are used in cars from Volkswagen Rabbits to Mercedes Benz convertibles.
And of course, the company sells plenty of top-line chrome wheels for fancy cars such as Corvettes and Camaros. Base prices for all of its products range from $19 for a package of lugnuts that can be used for Hondas or Mitsubishis to as high as $1,089 for a set of four Ford Mustang wheels and tires. On eBay's system, a potential customer can bid on a product and wait it out until the auction ends, or in many cases, buy the product outright by meeting the seller's buy it now price.
Passionate end users such as Corvette owners go a long way toward explaining just how Moore has been able to grow a company into $25 million annual sales territory without his own dot.com to pad the cash registers. People are in love with their vehicles, Moore says. They want to dress them up and make them look more powerful.
And it's an appetite that appears to be waning only slightly, even in the midst of the economic downturn that has crippled auto sales nationwide. It helps that Moore is selling accessories for a variety of high-end cars that are already purchased.
High fees
Moore says he realizes the Web site boat left the dock a long time ago, but he's hoping his patience will pay off when he finally does decide to launch one. He has no intention of totally giving up the company's eBay presence, but, says Moore, We've pretty much expanded [on eBay] as far as we can go.
Not only that, but the more O.E. Wheel's grows its sales presence on eBay, the more it pays out in auction hosting fees, which vary in price depending on it an item is sold and for how much. For example, Moore says O.E. Wheels paid San Jose, Calif.-based eBay $66,000 in auction fees in July and will be on the hook or another $87,000 in August.
Costs like that go against Moore's philosophy of keeping expenses low and limiting long-term debt, two aspects of running a business he says should top every entrepreneur's to-do list. Infact, using eBay as far back as the late 1990s to serve as the company's sales hub was initially an inexpensive venture.
Moore's low debt mantra is especially carried out in inventory. O.E. Wheel's stock of $5 million worth of tires and wheels is already paid for, for instance.
Keeping ahead of inventory like that is an expensive but worthwhile move, says Moore. For starters, a paid-for inventory allows Moore to keep his prices competitive.
What's more, an all paid for inventory serves as a good checks and balance system on his expenses and debt. Says Moore: It tells me I'm never in trouble.
Moore is hoping the company's recent contract with Infopia, a Salt Lake City e-commerce software and consulting firm, will keep him out of even more trouble. The company specializes in developing Internet business models for small and midsize business - especially ones that have grown through eBay.
Growth spurts
All this Internet chatter is a long way from Moore's humble beginnings in the aftermarket auto accessories industry. Says Moore, I started out with absolutely nothing.
That was is the 1980s, when he sold used hubcaps out of a garage in Clearwater. He made $68 his first week.
Moore eventually moved to Sarasota, where first he worked out of his parent's house. Back then, in the early 1990s, he would buy up old hubcaps for pennies, rebuild them and sell the new products to body shops for a sizeable profit.
The business grew in spurts.After the slow beginning, he realized he found a niche in selling wheels over eBay. He was even making enough money to rent a small office, on Sawyer Road in Sarasota.
That's when business took off, to the point where Moore had to buy 16 shipping containers to store all the wheels and tires he was selling.
And when the business grew even more earlier this decade, Moore discovered that it was getting harder to please all the customers, all the time, without any sort of new products.
So in 2004 he began scouting for partners in China.
Through a business acquaintance and one time O.E. Wheels customer, Moore met an English speaking Chinese businessman who served as a go-between for Moore to find a factory that could meet the company's manufacturing specifications. A key was that Moore had to make sure the Chinese were going to stick precisely to the wheel and hubcap molds Moore designed, as the competitive market is ripe with counterfeits.
Moore took several trips to China in 2004 to find the right factory partner. Even though he had a guide to help him navigate the process, he still feels like he didn't know enough in the beginning and probably overpaid by about $15 a wheel - big bucks when spread out over thousands of wheels a year.
There is a big learning curve to it, Moore says of working in China. I paid too much money in the beginning because I was so green.
After getting that business line going, Moore turned his attention toward expanding O.E. Wheel's warehouse space in the Greater Sarasota area. He ultimately bought four buildings in the industrial park, the last of which was a 27,500 square-foot facility in a deal that closed earlier this year for $2.18 million.
Moore looks at the new building purchases as the biggest step he has made to remain competitive. And by utilizing the new software company, he hopes to grow even more, especially when the economy begins turning around. Says Moore: We haven't even touched the market yet.
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Courtesy of UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII This is an aerial photograph of the University of Hawaii 2.2-meter telescope atop Mauna Kea.
Following a year of a setbacks, from protests to lawsuits, the astronomy community in Hawaii might have something to look forward to in 2016 as the oldest observatory on Mauna Kea gets a major makeover.
Guenther Hasinger, director of the University of Hawaii's Institute for Astronomy, said UH plans to begin a $6 million renovation of its 2.2-meter telescope that will allow the nearly 46-year-old facility to operate largely on its own.
He said the result will be a "modern robotic telescope" able to open and close its dome automatically, depending on weather conditions, and make pre-programmed scans of the night sky, hopefully by the end of 2016.
With the help of adaptive optics, which adjusts for the distortion in the atmosphere, Hasinger said it could rival the Hubble Space Telescope, which has a slightly larger 2.4-meter aperture.
"It's a huge improvement," he said.
The funding includes $2.5 million from the state Legislature and $500,000 in private contributions, Hasinger said.
The money from the Legislature also included $450,000 for UH-Hilo to replace its broken Hoku Kea teaching telescope.
That telescope was one of three identified for early decommissioning as a result of Gov. David Ige's request for a quarter of the telescopes on the summit to be removed by the time the controversial Thirty Meter Telescope is built.
The new Hoku Kea teaching telescope and dome will be placed initially at the UH-Hilo campus, possibly also in 2016. While it now can't be placed on Mauna Kea, Hasinger said a more permanent location with clearer skies than Hilo is still being pursued.
In addition to Hoku Kea, the Caltech Submillimeter Observatory, which stopped operations last year, and the UKIRT telescope also are planned to be removed.
Ige has said reducing the existing footprint on the mountain is part of his pledge to improve management of the summit, considered sacred ground by some Native Hawaiians.
"They (the university) promised to take out obsolete telescopes, so they should do it, and we're going to make sure that they do," the Honolulu Star-Advertiser quoted the governor as saying earlier this month.
Hasinger, while thanking Ige for his supportive comments regarding TMT, said he disagrees with his characterization of the telescopes as being obsolete. The only one that might fit that description is CSO, which already was planned to be removed, he said.
Hasinger referred to the UKIRT, formerly known as the United Kingdom Infrared Telescope, as the second most scientifically productive telescope in the world, behind the Keck telescopes.
"That one is hurting us the most," Hasinger said, regarding its removal.
UH officials said they selected UKIRT for early decommissioning because it owns the telescope and the site was not expected to be reused after the university's master lease expires in 2033.
Hasinger estimates UKIRT could operate for another seven to eight years prior to TMT's completion, assuming the $1.4 billion observatory is able to regain its land use permit, which the state Supreme Court overturned nearly a month ago, and survive any other legal challenges.
The high court found the state Board of Land and Natural Resources erred by approving the permit before a contested case hearing was held. The matter was remanded back to the 3rd Circuit Court, which will send it back to the board to restart that process, assuming the TMT International Observatory decides to move forward.
The nonprofit organization planned to finish grading the site and paving an access road from March through September, but that work was halted by protesters who blocked the Mauna Kea Access Road three times.
TMT estimated in court documents that it was losing $220,000 a month while its equipment sat idle on the mountain.
If TMT isn't built, Hasinger said he hopes to be able to keep UKIRT operating until the end of the master lease.
The Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope also is planning a major upgrade, though telescope Director Doug Simons said its fate will be more tied to what happens with TMT and whether or not the master lease is renewed.
The Maunakea Spectroscopic Explorer project, estimated at $300 million, would turn the 3.6-meter CFHT into a 10-meter telescope that will specialize in observing as many as 3,400 objects simultaneously, he said.
Simons said the telescope would keep its existing footprint and would serve as a "feeder" to bigger telescopes such as the TMT that would look at the objects in more detail.
But concerns in the international astronomy community about local opposition to building on the mountain could make fundraising a much more difficult task, he said.
He said those concerns could be resolved with the renewal of the master lease. But Simons said any such extension needs to balance Hawaiian culture, science and the environment.
The TMT International Observatory might have racked up a tab of nearly $2 million as its construction equipment sat idle on Mauna Kea for much of the year.
Scott Ishikawa, a spokesman for the Thirty Meter Telescope, confirmed the nonprofit organization spent about $220,000 a month while work was delayed as protesters blocked workers from reaching the construction site.
That figure was cited in court documents filed in November prior to the state Supreme Court overturning the $1.4 billion project's land use permit. The high court found the state Board of Land and Natural Resources erred by approving the permit prior to having a contested case hearing.
The equipment sat idle from March 24 until it was removed Dec. 16.
TMT spent another $107.5 million in 2015 on other work related to the project, including manufacturing underway in its five partner countries, according to court records.
Ishikawa said no decision has been made regarding whether TMT would again pursue the permit.


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At the bottom of today's PA decision against Team Trump is a little thing that could be the key to making
face reality.
His campaign must pay court costs.
80 million votes?
Correction: 12,000 affidavits.
MontereyJack
Yep, legal votes. 7 million more than for trump. And that's the truth. Give trump a one way ticket to florida and send him to St. Helena for good..
These the same ones that they tried to pass off in Pennsylvania or Georgia.
Compelling, powerful, credible kraken exhibits in Michigan
One sleuth on Twitter grabbed a handful of exhibits from Sidney Powell's Michigan 'kraken' lawsuit. We are reposting it for you here. We can't say definitively if this is correct but it is powerful.
THE FOLLOWING HAS TO BE INVESTIGATED AND ADJUDICATED BUT YOU NEED TO SEE IT!
Oddities in Michigan!
These are a few of Sidney Powell's legal filings in Michigan out of many. They are serious, damning, and credible.
For one, real, living human voters do not cast fractions of votes. They cast one vote each, no decimal places.
"The fact that we observed raw vote data coming directly from the Dominion data feed that includes decimal places proves that the winner was selected by an algorithm, and not an individual voter's choice," on expert recounts.
Exhibit #12
Affiant: Dr. Eric Quinnell
"received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Engineering in
May of 2004, aMaster of Science in Circuit Design in May of 2006, and a Doctorate in Computer Arithmetic in May of 2007, all from The University of Texas at Austin" pic.twitter.com/17GhaHveDD
— The Panda Tribune (@PandaTribune) November 27, 2020
Votes gained outpaced new registrations:
"Additionally, the votes gained by Biden well outpace even the new registrations in the township – gaining 109% of the new registered voters and 98% of the new votes above 2016" pic.twitter.com/BJPWfnA7v0
Incredible voter turnout:
"Another statistical red flag can be observed in Michigan where even the very limited remaining public data reveals 643 precincts with voter turn-out above 80%, according to county records." pic.twitter.com/82GtMQn8Ca
Hacking and Iran:
Affiant: : electronic intelligence analyst under 305th Military Intelligence with experience gathering SAM missile system electronic intelligence.
"I have extensive experience as a white hat hacker used by some of the top election specialists in the world" pic.twitter.com/7LNSOojs3Y
🚨HOLY SH*T!!!!🚨
"A cursory search on LinkedIn of "dominion voting" on 11/19/2020 confirms the numerous employees in Serbia"
An additional search of Edison Research on 2020-11-08 showed that Edison Research has an Iranian server"" pic.twitter.com/hQUGyDF8Zw
"A search of the indivisible. org network showed a subdomain which evidences the existence of scorecard software in use as part of the Indivisible (formerly ACORN) political group for Obama" pic.twitter.com/OrsOcEr6rP
"The 2020 General Election is underway, and last week the Secretary of State ordered election officials across the state to erase the original certified software from 34,000
Ballot Marking Devices and install new software, which was uncertified and untested." pic.twitter.com/hJy2QctT74
🚨Hammer and Scorecard are REAL🚨 pic.twitter.com/pwGsgRHULo
"The results showed that Scytl maintained its SOE Software servers in a Barcelona data center for disaster recovery and backup purposes. In 2020, the SOE Software data center was moved to Frankfurt Germany where I believe 2020 election data was transferred." pic.twitter.com/NfxXA2DYih
"In my expert judgment, the evidence is widespread and throughout all battleground states I have studied." pic.twitter.com/IxaYVXaUHW
Source for Michigan exhibits: https://t.co/YT5cni2JIs
How can anyone say there was no fraud without choking?
https://www.independentsentinel.com/compelling-powerful-credible-kraken-exhibits-in-michigan/
So you are calling those American liars? Shame on you. Those people were believed in PA. Please check your citizenship at the door.
You keep saying that, now prove it. Debunk every claim of fraud that has been made. That should keep you busy. You are pushing a lie. 47 % of Americans say the election was stolen. And as the information gets out that will grow in a hurry.
— Jenna Ellis (@JennaEllisEsq) November 27, 2020
VIDEO: PA Sen. Mastriano Unveils Joint Resolution To Assign Electoral Votes In Legislature, Pave Way For Trump Victory
Mastriano responded: "That's exactly what we are going to do."
"We are going to take our power back. We are going to seat the electors."
On episode 541 of Steve Bannon's War Room, Senator Doug Mastriano announced that the Pennsylvania state legislature will move to draft a joint resolution to take back the power to appoint presidential electors in a maneuver that could potentially result in President Donald Trump being awarded Pennsylvania's electoral votes.
Mastriano explained to Bannon that in 1938, the Pennsylvania General Assembly gave the authority to select delegates to the Electoral College to the Secretary of State. "Assuming the election is fair," the delegates would "naturally go to that person." He noted that if the election isn't fair, the state would be handing the power to the "same party that cheated."
"Hold it, I think we have some breaking news here. You're saying you're going to get a joint resolution to actually go forward, and the Republicans control the House and the Senate, to go forward to basically take the power back from the Secretary of State and put it in the state legislature to put forward the electors?"
The Senator elaborated, noting that backlash will ensue and the Governor will ultimately disagree with the decision, including the Secretary of State, Kathy Boockvar, who Mastriano thinks should've resigned "months ago" and that she "should've never been confirmed."
"There is so much evidence of shenanigans and fraud, and we can't stand aside and just watch this unfold around us here. You know, it's not about disenfranchising anybody, it's making sure every legal vote counted and if there is extensive shenanigans out there, it's up to the General Assembly to step in. So we have a fight in our hands, and we're going to fight, we're going to take that fight all the way to the Supreme Court if we have to."
Mastriano tells Bannon that there are 50 "voices" in the Senate, with 29 of them being "Republican or independent caucuses with us." He adds that "all we need, you know, are 16 in the Senate, really, to influence the leadership." The Senator believes that Republicans in the state legislature are "getting motivated" and that "momentum" is building to move forward and do "the right thing."
"We can't certify an election result that appears to be corrupted" said Mastriano.
https://nationalfile.com/video-pa-sen-mastriano-unveils-joint-resolution-to-assign-electoral-votes-in-legislature-pave-way-for-trump-victory/
Pa. Legislature To Follow Tradition Of Awarding Electoral Votes To Popular Vote Winner
HARRISBURG (KDKA) — For months, there has been talk swirling that if Joe Biden wins Pennsylvania, Republicans in the state legislature could bypass the popular vote and appoint electors who are favorable to President Trump.
The electors award Pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes.
On Friday, State Senate majority leader Jake Corman said Republicans will honor the wishes of the voters.
"Our role is to monitor the process, our role is to provide oversight and call out questions where they might need asked, but certainly want to stay with the tradition of the popular vote winner getting the electors," Senator Corman said.
https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2020/11/09/pa-electoral-college-popular-vote/#.X6nH3EgGq8M.twitter
Now don't you get your Depends in a bind there Donny. They're just doing their job
Your story is from Nov.9th. Mine is from today. Reality awaits.
Pennsylvania Republican Lawmakers Introduce Resolution Disputing 2020 Election Results
https://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2020/11/27/pennsylvania-republicans-dispute-2020-election-results-resolution/
Other good news:
Hamas Digs the Deepest Tunnel Into Israel That It Has Ever Dug, But the IDF Foils It Again
Smarter than the average bear. That's Israel.
https://www.jihadwatch.org/2020/11/hamas-digs-the-deepest-tunnel-into-israel-that-it-has-ever-dug-but-the-idf-foils-it-again
Donald Trump is such an incompetent, feckless leader and defective human being that he could not even be a success at losing. He could have salvaged some small amount of dignity, shored up his legacy a little; mitigated the trashing he will certainly receive in history books - if he had just been capable of a smidgen of grace. He would've had to muster up just a bit of courage and just a speck of humility to admit he lost and wish Biden well. You know, the same thing that other presidents did 44 times before him. He couldn't do it. He's a one-trick jackass who is going to go out aggrieved and spiteful and stoking division - just like he came in.
Good grief. Do you have to whine so loudly?
Mr. Biden is illegitimate, and does not deserve any sort of respect whatsoever.
It is proper that he is treated this way.
Have you read the article?
The resolution has not yet been voted on by either the state House or Senate. It is not expected to get a vote before lawmakers' terms end on Monday.
The lawmakers know that this last minute resolution will not be voted on before the end of their term on Monday. This is only done to appeal to Trump supporters (like you).
Also, only 26 of the 113 Republican state congressmen (out of 203 total congressmen) sponsored the resolution, so it doesn't even have the support of 25% of the state legislature.
Yours is from Mastriano (we in Pa know all about Mr (get me in the photo so they know Im doing something after all) Mastriano.
Mine is from Mr Corman, The Majority Leader of the Senate. (Hes like MCConnell and controls the agendas. If he says they follow the LAW, they follow the LAW). But hey, lets not argue before the Legislatures X mas break
This is only done to appeal to Trump supporters (like you).
Me and 74 million others. It will embolden Trump supporters and that is a good thing.
74 million people can create a time machine by Xmas break? and then make a change in the CFRs about Electoral Counts??
Think this can be done.
Naah, I think the GOP majority leader of the Senate made the correct announcement . If nothing else it proves he was smart enough to first read the election law of PA. (nd the US govt).
You, on the other hand are like Ollie. You both like to assert but your ASSertions rarely are emitted by your mouths
Wrong again. You are the only one here who routinely makes untrue assertions.
Well, scratch that. You and Blatham.


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 Президент — Шеню, Жан-Люк (Социалистическая партия, кантон Ле-Рё)
 1-й вице-президент (защита детей) — Анн-Франсуаза Куртей  (Разные левые, кантон Монфор-сюр-Мё)
 2-й вице-президент (контракты департамента и территориальная солидарность) — Николя Перрен  (Зелёные, кантон Ренн-3)
 3-й вице-президент (финансы и транспорт) — Кристоф Мартен (Радикальная левая партия, кантон Монфор-сюр-Мё)
 4-й вице-президент (вопросы пенсионеров и инвалидов) — Армель Бийяр (Социалистическая партия, кантон Ле-Рё)
 5-й вице-президент (среда обитания и цифровые технологии) — Людовик Куломбель (Социалистическая партия, кантон Мелес)
 6-й вице-президент (интеграция, борьба с нищетой) — Каролин Роже-Муаньё (Зелёные, кантон Ренн-5)
 7-й вице-президент (человеческие ресурсы м социальный диалог) — Лоранс Ру (Разные левые, кантон Бен-де-Бретань)
 8-й вице-президент (Социальная экономика, экологический переход, высшее образование) — Эманюэль Руссе (Социалистическая партия, кантон Ренн-1)
 9-й вице-президент (мобильность и инфраструктура) — Стефан Ланфан (Социалистическая партия, кантон Шатожирон)
 10-й вице-президент (образование) — Жанна Ларю (Зелёные, кантон Ренн-3)
 11-й вице-президент (биологическое разнообразие, вода) — Иан Сулабай (Зелёные, кантон Ренн-3)
 12-й вице-президент (проблемы молодежи) — Гаэль Метри  (Разные левые, кантон Мелес)
 13-й вице-президент (культура, защита бретонского языка) — Денес Маршан (Демократический бретонский союз, кантон Ренн-2)
 14-й вице-президент (гражданская ответственность и демократия) — Сесиль Бутон (Коммунистическая партия, кантон Брюз)
 15-й вице-президент (спорт) — Роже Моразен  (Социалистическая партия, кантон Гишен)

Члены Совета департамента Иль и Вилен (2021-2028)

Состав Совета департамента (2015—2021)

Исполнительный комитет Совета департамента (2015-2021)
 Исполнительный комитет Совета департамента (2015-2021)
 Президент — Шеню, Жан-Люк (Социалистическая партия, кантон Ле-Рё)
 1-й вице-президент (солидарность, вопросы пенсионеров и инвалидов) — Анн-Франсуаза Куртей  (Разные левые, кантон Монфор-сюр-Мё)
 2-й вице-президент (образование и вопросы молодежи) — Франк Пишо (Социалистическая партия, кантон Редон)
 3-й вице-президент (защита детей) — Вера Брьян (Социалистическая партия, кантон Ренн-6)
 4-й вице-президент (финансы и транспорт) — Кристоф Мартен (Радикальная левая партия, кантон Монфор-сюр-Мё)
 5-й вице-президент (вопросы культуры) — Франсуаза Сурдриль (Социалистическая партия, кантон Жанзе)
 6-й вице-президент (экономика, сельское хозяйство, инновации, устойчивое развитие) — Бернар Марке (Социалистическая партия, кантон Лифре)
 7-й вице-президент (вопросы интеграции) — Катрин Дебруаз (Социалистическая партия, кантон Ренн-2)
 8-й вице-президент (инфраструктура, градостроительство) — Андре Лефёвр (Радикальная левая партия, кантон Комбур)
 9-й вице-президент (персонал и оказание услуг) — Беатрис Акни-Робен (Социалистическая партия, кантон Ренн-3)
 10-й вице-президент (спорт) — Фредерик Бурсье  (Социалистическая партия, кантон Ренн-3)
 11-й вице-президент (гражданская ответственность) — Клодин Дави (Социалистическая партия, кантон Беттон)
 12-й вице-президент (цифровые технологии) — Дамьен Бонгар (Социалистическая партия, кантон Ренн-2)
 13-й вице-президент (социальные вопросы) — Эманюэль Руссе (Социалистическая партия, кантон Ренн-1)

Состав Генерального совета (2011—2015)

Ссылки
 Департамент Иль и Вилен
 Результаты выборов 2021 года на сайте Министерства внутренних дел Франции
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Q: join an array of elements to append it to a node How can I do something like:
 var html = [];
 var tr = document.createElement('tr');
 var tr_two = document.createElement('tr');
 var tr_three = document.createElement('tr');
 html.push(tr);
 html.push(tr_two);
 html.push(tr_three);

 html.join(''); //This doesnt work

 document.getElementById('tbody').appendChild(html);

So I need to join my array in a way that is doable, so I hit the DOM once.

A: Try:
 var tbody = document.getElementById('tbody');
 html.forEach(funtion(node) {
     tbody.appendChild(node);
 });

A: You are trying to join DOM elements instead strings.
You can use outerHTML to achive what you want.
 var html = [];
 var tr = document.createElement('tr');
 var tr_two = document.createElement('tr');
 var tr_three = document.createElement('tr');
 html.push(tr.outerHTML);
 html.push(tr_two.outerHTML);
 html.push(tr_three.outerHTML);

 html.join(''); //Now it will work

And to append to DOM use
document.getElementById('tbody').innerHTML += html.join('');

A: The appendChild() function can only be used with nodes, not strings. To do that with your current code, change it to the following:
var html = [];
var tr = document.createElement('tr').appendChild(document.createTextNode("tr 1"));
var tr_two = document.createElement('tr').appendChild(document.createTextNode("tr 2"));
var tr_three = document.createElement('tr').appendChild(document.createTextNode("tr 3"));

html.push(tr);
html.push(tr_two);
html.push(tr_three);

var tbody = document.getElementById("tbody");

html.forEach(function(elem) {
    tbody.appendChild(elem);
})

I've added text nodes to each of the trs created so you can see the difference between each one.
The forEach loop just iterates over each element in array you created, and appends each one at time to the element you specified.
Here's a JSFiddle.


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Weight varies depending on bed model and mattress type. Generally, there is no problem.
Advice : Foam being lighter than springs, the use of a foam mattress is highly recommended for users with reduced physical strength.


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Another disappointing selfie?
Mike Causey@mcauseyWFED
For the second year since it was born, the self-plus-one option of the federal health plans has not lived up to expectations.
For years, advocates of the option, midway between the self-only and the self-and-family option argued that couples without children or dependents were getting the shaft. Why should they pay the same group rate premiums as a family of five or 10?
The chief advocates of the selfie plan were young, childless couples or retirees...
The chief advocates of the selfie plan were young, childless couples or retirees who benefited from family plan rates while their children were dependents, but who are now back to being just a couple.
Critics of the self-plus-one plan said it would be the equivalent of tailoring premiums in a group plan by carving out another category.
Other critics of the selfie said that despite all the hope and hype, premiums in the self-plus-one options would differ little from the regular family plans. It would all depend, they said, on how many people, and what kind of people (the old, the ill, the heavy-users) moved into one of the self-plus-one plans.
Last year was the first time the government offered the selfie option to workers. The fact that there was so little difference in premiums between the self-plus-one and family plans shocked and angered some people. Many thought that things would be different in 2017. Wrong!
For instance: The plans and options offered by Blue Cross-Blue Shield are the most popular in the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program. Especially with retirees, which is worth noting.
Next year the total premium for the BC-BS standard self-only plan will be $327.66 biweekly. (The government will pay $221.67 of that premium leaving the single employee to pay $105.99 biweekly. Single retirees will pay the same premium, but on a monthly basis).
The self-plus-one option in the BC-BS plan will be a total of $716.56 (with the government paying $475.79 of that amount and the employee paying $240.77). By contrast, the premiums in the self-plus family plan will be only a little more: A total of $726.74 every two weeks with the government paying $505.22 and the employee paying $254.23 biweekly. That savings from the selfie to the self and family will be about $7 per week. Better than nothing, to be sure, but not the big bucks savings many had predicted and planned on.
In many plans, the difference between the selfie premium and the family plan is about a dollar a week.
A long-time observer of the FEHBP said the small differences in the self-plus-one and family options is no surprise. Plans with lots of older employees and retirees tend to have greater expenses and pay out more, he said.
Each year only about 6 of every 100 people in the FEHBP switch plans. That's despite massive advertising from the carriers, and an expensive government program to inform employees. Most retirees tend to stick with the same plan year-after-year. Many younger, healthier workers, shop around and switch plans every year.
Read more: Mike Causey
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By Jory Heckman
A study on chocolate's appeal was delayed by more than a year after Nestle struggled to find 11 men who didn't like the taste of chocolate.
Source: TasteTV
Mike Causey is senior correspondent for Federal News Network and writes his daily Federal Report column on federal employees' pay, benefits and retirement.
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HomeBook ReviewsBook review – Goddess Unmasked
Book review – Goddess Unmasked
March 19, 2012 iwishart Book Reviews, New Zealand 1
Goddess Unmasked: The Rise of Neopagan Feminist Spirituality,
By Philip G. Davis
(Spence Publishing Company, Dallas, USA)
Review by Hal Colebatch
In this book Professor Philip G. Davis, a Canadian academic, proves with compelling scholarship that the present-day "goddess" cults have no detectable linkage with any ancient pagan beliefs. Apart from being anti-Christian anyway, they have no association with even the traditions and dignity of classical paganism.
Advocates of "goddess" and other feminist and New Age religions have generally tried to claim some ancientry behind their beliefs. However, on investigation this dissolves. Evidence for the worship of a great or supreme Mother Goddess in the ancient world or in ancient Europe simply does not exist. The story that modern witchcraft cults are the descendants of something sometimes called "the old religion" (which has allegedly been slandered and driven underground by the oppressive forces of Christianity) is false and manufactured.
In fact, this book shows that while these cults generally have the usual heritage of Gnosticism to be found in most Christian heresies, the ideas behind them were concocted by occultists – largely men – mostly in the last couple of centuries. Those responsible included as unsavory a collection of disordered cranks, mountebanks, sexual predators and crooks as might be imagined.
The very best were perhaps little worse than ridiculous. One of the saner and actually less unwholesome examples (compared to some) was the French artist Ganneau. He founded a movement called "Evadism", combining "Adam" and "Eve," in its title and styled himself "The Great Mapah," combining – you guessed it! – "Ma" and "Pa." As Davis tells it:
"Garbed in a grey felt hat, a smock, and clogs, he preached eloquently of love, human fraternity and sexual equality and wrote condescending letters to the Pope." Then there were two pioneers of goddess-worship who joined the Alpha and Omega Lodge: "the two feuded, however, and engaged in psychic and magical battles with each other in which cats were strangely prominent. Fortune accused Mrs Mathers of inflicting a plague of cats on her house by occult means and, after fighting one out-of-body battle on the astral plane reported finding cat scratches all over her back."
This book provides additional evidence for the fact that people who adopt one crank belief tend not to let it go at that, but to gradually adopt the whole spectrum of them, whether they are compatible with one another or not. Fairly innocent, or at least naïve, sandal-wearers and vegetarian cultists could link up with practitioners of full-blown Satanism. The 19th-Century occultist and neo-pagan movements from which modern goddess-worship sprang had links with the origins of both communism and Nazism.
The wicca cult in England, far from being ancient, appears to have been the creation of one Gerald Gardner, who died only in 1964 (typically, claiming a doctorate from the University of Singapore from a date before it existed), and who was an associate of the Satanist Alister Crowley. It was Gardner who concocted the spurious figure of nine million alleged victims of witch-hunts. Much of English wicca actually seems concerned with men getting women to take their clothes off (The late great English satirist Peter Simple created in his Daily Telegraph column gallery of targets a "thoroughly nice" British coven with Satan dropping in for tea and seed-cakes).
Davis points out that these goddess cults have made considerable inroads into the mainstream Christian Churches, including parts of the Catholic Church, particularly in the US and Canada:
"Where God the Father is supplemented by God the Mother, it seems the Mother Goddess is rarely far behind. Her appeal crosses many boundaries. In the larger denominations today, in in not only women in small groups who welcome her. Male theologians with international reputations have spoken up in her cause; some of the more prominent names include the Rev. Matthew Fox of "creation spirituality" fame, and Professor Harvey Cox, the erstwhile secular theologian of Harvard Divinity School."
Matthew Fox was, of course, invited to speak in Perth not once but twice (at least), by the University of WA. I was assigned to report one of these lectures and was surprised that Perth could produce as many weirdos as were present in the audience.
In 1993 Pope John Paul II warned American Catholic bishops against the sort of gender-polarising feminism which seems to be a first step towards goddess-worship. The "Reimagining" conference held in Minneapolis that year was, Davis says: "an interdenominational assembly of Christians openly bent on destroying the historic Christian religion root and branch, and steering the churches into wholesale neopaganism."
Davis's scholarship leaves nothing standing of the notion that goddess-worship is an authentic religion. It is the invention of latter-day crooks, cranks and creeps. This book is both a valuable historical survey of the great currents of occultism which have had more influence of the modern world than is sometimes appreciated, and a valuable mental disinfectant.
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Mystery ketch in Scott Watson case,…
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This is hardly anything new in the field of research. See Ronald Hutton's Triumph of the Moon and Witchfather: The Life of Gerald Gardner – or http://www.badwitch.co.uk/2011/12/book-witchfather-life-of-gerald-gardner.html
Wiccans know that Wicca is a totally modern religion. It is inspired by ancient gods and goddesses and myths and legends, but Wiccans certainly do not claim direct ancestry to any ancient witch cult or pagan religion of the past


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Results tagged "Rosatom"
January 30, 2020 Kazakhstan (almost) pulls out of uranium enrichment join venture with Russia
August 20, 2019 Construction of Russia's BN-1200 fast-neutron reactor delayed until 2030s
September 22, 2018 Areva's Eagle Rock Enrichment Facility license withdrawn
June 13, 2018 Silex pulls out of U.S. laser enrichment projects
January 19, 2017 Georges Besse II enrichment plant reached full capacity
December 19, 2016 Reprocessing plant at Mayak to begin reprocessing of VVER-1000 fuel
October 5, 2016 Russia suspends cooperation agreement with the United States and ends reactor conversion work
June 29, 2016 Brazil to export enriched uranium from Resende to Argentina
June 9, 2016 Russia is expanding its reprocessing program at Mayak
September 28, 2015 Russia launches commercial MOX fuel fabrication facility
April 15, 2015 Russia considers postponing construction of the BN-1200 breeder reactor
October 7, 2014 Russia and the United States continue to discuss conversion of research reactors
December 26, 2013 BN-800 fast reactor to reach criticality in April 2014
September 18, 2013 Russia to supply HEU fuel for French research reactor
June 25, 2013 China's centrifuges produced first enriched uranium
May 24, 2013 Enrichment plant in Paducah to close
March 29, 2013 Areva launches commercial production at Georges Besse II North enrichment plant
October 4, 2012 Russia to begin conversion of its research reactors to LEU in 2013
September 17, 2012 Russia and the United States to work on HEU removal
June 26, 2012 Russia and the United States to work on reactor conversion
June 7, 2012 Georges Besse enrichment plant ceases production
May 30, 2012 Decommissioning of Seversk plutonium production reactors
April 20, 2011 Rosatom confirms it will not bring foreign-origin spent fuel to Russia
March 23, 2011 Tenex and USEC sign LEU supply contract, discuss enrichment facility in the U.S.
January 19, 2011 South Africa considers joining the Angarsk center
December 14, 2010 Areva inaugurates the Georges Besse II enrichment plant
October 16, 2010 HEU-fueled reactor operated without license for months
August 30, 2010 Rosatom set to manufacture MOX fuel at Zheleznogorsk
August 24, 2010 Rosatom may build an enrichment facility in the United States
June 29, 2010 URENCO begins enrichment in the United States
June 9, 2010 Plans to expand enrichment at Angarsk put on hold
March 24, 2010 Plutonium processing to remain at Mayak
February 22, 2010 A French documentary on nuclear waste
February 5, 2010 U.S. assistance in securing fissile materials in Russia
January 25, 2010 URENCO outlines expansion plans
January 21, 2010 BN-800 expected to begin operations in 2014
January 13, 2010 Ukraine is finally joining the Angarsk center
September 28, 2009 Expansion of enrichment capacity in Angarsk
July 16, 2009 U.S. and Russian experts talk nuclear security at Angarsk
July 6, 2009 Moscow summit yields little visible progress on nuclear cooperation
June 3, 2009 Rosatom signs another fuel contract in U.S.
May 26, 2009 Russia in talks about centrifuge plant in the U.S.?
May 26, 2009 Russia will sell enrichment services directly to U.S. utilities
May 4, 2009 Metallurgical plant at Mayak to close by 2014
February 25, 2009 Iran says it's still interested in Angarsk IUEC
February 24, 2009 Rosatom floating reactors plans
February 17, 2009 Russia signs nuclear agreement with Mongolia
February 10, 2009 Ukraine is joining Angarsk center
February 5, 2009 Bushehr start date is uncertain
February 3, 2009 Areva to supply enrichment services to EdF
February 2, 2009 Large spent fuel repository planned for Krasnoyarsk region
January 26, 2009 U.S. Supreme Court rules that enriched uranium is "goods"
September 4, 2008 Rosatom plans for Zheleznogorsk
September 3, 2008 USEC American Centrifuge Plant to cost $3.5 billion
August 29, 2008 Construction of spent fuel storage facility in Zheleznogorsk to resume
August 27, 2008 No centrifuge safeguards in Angarsk
August 27, 2008 Rosatom took control over nuclear icebreakers
July 29, 2008 Massive subsidy to Rosatom
June 23, 2008 Cameco joins the Silex project
May 23, 2008 Russia and China sign enrichment deal
May 21, 2008 Accelerated downblending: Domenici amendment
May 16, 2008 Spent HEU fuel removed from Latvia
May 10, 2008 AREVA will build an enrichment plant in Idaho
April 30, 2008 GE-Hitachi plans to build a Silex plant in U.S.
April 19, 2008 Failure of GNEP strategy
April 16, 2008 Japan is cautious about Angarsk
March 16, 2008 Russia will continue supplying centrifuges to China
March 11, 2008 Russia may build a centrifuge plant in the U.S.?
February 6, 2008 Armenia joins Angarsk center
February 6, 2008 Angarsk will be under IAEA safeguards
February 1, 2008 Russia and the United States signed a uranium agreement
January 28, 2008 U.S. and Russia to sign a uranium enrichment deal
November 19, 2007 U.S.-Russian agreement on plutonium disposal
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The United Kingdom accreditation service (UKAS) accredited CCAS in April 1996 to offer ISO 9001 registration services. The scope of accreditation includes Design, Manufacture, Security, Printing, Engineering, Clothing, Cleaning, Installation & Test, Consultancies and many more.
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CCAS delivers assessments to the Security Industry for the Approved Contractor Scheme and have been one of the original Certification Bodies delivering work since its commencement in 2006.
There are two routes to approval, either the Standard Route or the CCAS Passport Scheme (UKAS Accredited), each designed to meet the same challenging requirements.
CCAS achieved accreditation for the delivery of Security Product Certifications as an add on to its current work associated with the SIA Approved Contractors Scheme. This enables security firms to be assessed to British Standards relevant to the Security Industry in accordance with the Regulators Principles.
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At this stage, your child�s basic eating and feeding skills are formed thus they should have�the ability to feed themselves. Most child would tend to be very active at this age, thus they�are required to consume a variety of food from each food group to ensure optimal intake�of all vitamins and minerals. In addition, it is also essential to include plenty of complex�carbohydrate and protein to fuel their growth and for them to keep up with their activities.
At the same time, preschooler may face new challenges regarding food choices and habits.�Decisions about what to eat are partly determined by what is provided in school, at home,�the influences from friends in school, and the media (mostly television). Therefore it is very�important to educate your child on the importance of nutrition.
Fruit as snacks (dried apples) and join them at snack time.
Begin to introduce balanced and healthy meals to them.
To stay energized, preschoolers need two or three healthy snacks a day. Try offering them a snack about two hours before the next meal and keep your child active throughout the day so the appetite to consume main meals will not be affected.


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iOS Demo app written in Swift for the Advanced Tips and Tricks iOS/OS X DevSummit 2015 Technical Session.  Learn more [here](http://www.arcgis.com/about/).

## Features
* Geometry - Geodesic operations and coordinate conversion for user-friendly display
* Configure Location Display - Simulate locations and display custom GPS symbols
* Custom Map Data - Dynamic layers for custom data sources and 3rd party tiled layers from the web
* Map Options - Custom map backgrounds, prefetching tiles, map snapshots and zooming options
* Networking - Request operations for downloading files and data, resuming jobs and fetching data in the background with notification
* Miscellaneous - Rendering modes, graphic and callout customizations, saving credentials to the Keychain

## Instructions

1. Insert your client ID in ResumeDownloadVC.swift & SaveToKeychainVC.swift. Search for  `TODO` comments
2. Run and try the tips and tricks.

## Requirements

* xCode 6 and above
* ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS v10.2.4
* A little background with iOS/OS X development and Swift
* Experience with the [ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS](https://developers.arcgis.com/ios/) would help.