IAEM-USA encourages all members to participate in and promote the inaugural America's PrepareAthon national day of action on Apr. 30, 2014. The America's PrepareAthon! campaign aims to support Presidential Policy Directive/PPD-8: National Preparedness, increasing emergency and disaster preparedness at the grassroots level. National days of action will be held each year in the spring and autumn. The focus of the day of action on Apr. 30 will be preparing organizations and individuals for floods, hurricanes, tornadoes and wildfires. America's PrepareAthon! is modeled on the success of The Great ShakeOut earthquake drills which have moved millions of people to practice what to do during an earthquake and improve preparedness. America's PrepareAthon! materials include interactive tools and preparedness information, as well as support resources that describe appropriate protective actions for tornadoes, hurricanes, floods and wildfires, mitigation measures and guidance for hosting a drill or discussion and more. For information about how you or your organization can participate, you can view these resources.
On Mar. 21, 2014, President Obama signed into law the Homeowner Flood Insurance Affordability Act of 2014, which repealed and modified certain provisions of the Biggert-Waters Insurance Reform Act. FEMA's official analysis is not yet available, however the current notice is posted. In testimony before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security on Mar. 26, Administrator Fugate indicated that the first priority is to immediately implement removal of the trigger to full actuarial rates at the point of sale of a property. The second priority is to process the refunds for properties sold between enactment of Biggert-Waters on Jul. 6, 2012 and enactment of the new legislation on Mar. 21, 2014. The third priority will be development and publication of new premium rates. The Association of State Floodplain Managers has shared an initial analysis of key provisions of the bill.
The March 14 article "The Only Thing Scarier than Bio-Warfare is the Anti-Dote" contains significant misleading and inaccurate statements. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is dedicated to health and to the highest standards of safety, security, ethics, and transparency in health research.
Climate change is already having sweeping effects on every continent and throughout the world's oceans, scientists reported, and they warned that the problem was likely to grow substantially worse unless greenhouse emissions are brought under control. The report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a United Nations group that periodically summarizes climate science, concluded that ice caps are melting, sea ice in the Arctic is collapsing, water supplies are coming under stress, heat waves and heavy rains are intensifying, coral reefs are dying, and fish and many other creatures are migrating toward the poles or in some cases going extinct.
Swiss Re, a global reinsurance company, has analyzed the disaster potential for 616 of the world's largest cities. Each city is ranked according to its potential for earthquakes, storms, storm surges, tsunamis, and river floods. For each type of disaster, Swiss Re devised an extreme weather scenario in which defenses fail and the human and economic toll can be enormous.
August 2015 will mark the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, considered to be one of the defining historic events within the emergency management field in the United States. Accordingly, this anniversary will prompt numerous reflective academic assessments of how this disaster, which struck the Louisiana and Mississippi Gulf Coasts, changed the U.S. emergency management landscape thereafter. Less known, however, is the impact that Hurricane Katrina had on disaster management systems in other countries — over a variety of subject areas ranging from emergency preparedness to coastal management to vulnerable populations to companion animals. To highlight the global lessons drawn from Hurricane Katrina, Millersville University will host an international research symposium on Oct. 1-3, 2014 that will bring together policymakers, practitioners and academics from around the world. Academic specialists, practitioners and policymakers are invited to submit proposals addressing the symposium theme. The symposium's organizers intend to invite selected symposium papers for inclusion in an edited volume entitled: The Global Katrina Effect, 2005-2015: Hurricane Katrina's Impact on Disaster Management Systems Worldwide. The deadline for submission of symposium proposals is May 1, 2014. Learn more.
The 2014 IAEM Awards Competition opened on April 1, 2014. The purpose of the competition is to recognize and honor persons who have made special or significant contributions to the field of emergency management and have represented the profession well by their outstanding performance. You are encouraged to participate and to share your achievements with your colleagues. Award guidelines and official entry forms are posted on the IAEM website. Be sure to read the guidelines carefully and pay close attention to content requirements, format, and length specifications, before submitting your entries via email to Karen Thompson. The IAEM awards entry deadline is Friday, May 30, 2014, 5:00 p.m., EDT.
New IAEM member Cheryl Nelson, the reigning Mrs. Virginia International, will be wearing an IAEM pin on her sash when she competes in the Mrs. International pageant in July in Jacksonville, Fla. Cheryl visited IAEM Headquarters on Apr. 1, 2014, to meet with staff and members about her natural disaster preparedness platform. "If crowned Mrs. International," she states on her website, "I will promote the importance of natural disaster preparedness through education, speaking engagements, and public appearances all across the United States and the world." Cheryl's interest in promoting disaster preparedness is not new. As the reigning Mrs. Virginia International she maintains a travel schedule focused on disaster preparedness education that is herculean. She holds a bachelor of science in meteorology from Penn State University, is an elected member of the Board of Directors for Penn State's College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, has served as a media planner with the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, and worked as an Emmy-nominated TV host, reporter and meteorologist on television for more than a decade.
CEM® candidate Lori Postma, RN, Franciscan Healthcare-Munster, will be a "featured extra" in a two-part crossover event of the TV series Chicago Fire and Chicago PD. To catch Lori's performance, watch or DVR the episodes, which air on Apr. 29, at 9:00 p.m. Eastern. In addition to serving as emergency preparedness and bioterrorism coordinator at Franciscan Healthcare-Munster, Lori is a firefighter for Lake Township Fire Dept., Lake Village, Ind. Learn more.
A new measurement science research and development roadmap, prepared for the National Institute of Standards and Technology over the past two years by a private-sector group of hazard mitigation experts, provides a broad strategic approach and R&D objectives to reduce impacts from windstorms and coastal inundations, including storm surge during hurricanes and tsunamis.
CNN has announced plans to create the "CNN Disaster Deck" — a studio dedicated to covering natural and manmade disasters of all types. NewscastStudio was provided exclusively with the image above of the proposed new studio. Citing its recent coverage of the so-called "Poop Cruise" and the missing Malaysian Air Flight 370, the network says the new studio will help it provide up-to-the-minute, nonstop coverage of the big stories that have brought the network ratings success in recent months.
As part of the program at the Harvard Kennedy School's Center for Public Leadership — National Preparedness Leadership Initiative (NPLI), Maryland Director Ken Mallette and Kristin Robinson from FEMA are asking you to complete a survey, which partially addresses the applicability of the Stafford Act to so-called non-traditional events, such as cyber attacks. This survey is totally voluntary. Their final report will be made available to the emergency management community. Questions about the survey or the project should be directed to Ken Mallette or Kristin Robinson. The survey deadline is Friday, Apr. 4, 2014.
Dramatic spikes in cases of Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, also called broken heart syndrome, were found in two states after major natural disasters, suggesting the stress of disasters as a likely trigger, according to research to be presented at the American College of Cardiology's 63rd Annual Scientific Session. Authors call for greater awareness among emergency department physicians and other first responders.
Candidates may register on the IAEM website. A minimum of 10 registrants is required for each course. Candidates with questions should contact CEM Administrator Kate McClimans.
Fears of a "worst case scenario" were narrowly avoided in Madagascar as Tropical Cyclone Hellen made landfall, having weakened rapidly just before landfall after undergoing a period of equally rapid intensification. Hellen intensified at an extraordinary rate over the Mozambique Channel as it drifted south-southeast toward the northwestern coast of Madagascar, an island nation in the southwestern Indian Ocean off the east coast of Africa.
Authorities lifted tsunami warnings for Chile's long coastline after a magnitude-8.2 earthquake struck the South American nation's northern coast. Six people were crushed to death or suffered fatal heart attacks, a remarkably low toll for such a powerful shift in the Earth's crust. The earthquake was so powerful, shaking was felt 300 miles away from its center in Bolivia's capital.
The number of confirmed deaths in the Washington state mudslide has increased to 29, officials said. Twenty-two of the bodies were identified as of Tuesday, up from 19 the day before. As the Snohomish County medical examiner's office worked to identify the six other victims, rescue workers continued picking through the debris field in the hopes of finding the people that are still missing.
March is supposed to come in like a lion and exit like a lamb. But like so many things in 2014's winter of our discontent, that exit thing just ain't working out like it was supposed to. A spring storm brought fierce and challenging winds and snow across portions of Massachusetts and eastern Maine on Wednesday, hitting Cape Cod especially hard. Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard also were targeted by the storm.
It has been 20 years since Southern California experienced a major earthquake, a powerful 6.7-magnitude temblor that rolled through Northridge, killing 57 people. But this stretch of seismic calm, though welcome in obvious ways, has undermined efforts to force Los Angeles to deal with what officials describe as potentially lethal deficiencies in earthquake preparation.


What a pleasure and an honor to have been invited back to Julia Galef's awesome podcast, Rationally Speaking!
If you don't know Rationally Speaking, check it out. The podcast weaves together ideas and guests from psychology, philosophy, economics, and related fields; and Julia has a real knack for the friendly but probing question.
In this episode, Julia and I discuss the value of truth, daringness, and wonder as motives for studying philosophy; the hazards of interpreting other thinkers too charitably; and our lack of self-knowledge about the stream of conscious experience.
(1.) In 25 years, employers will have the technological capacity to directly control their employees' moods.
(2.) Employers will not refrain from exercising that capacity.
(3.) Most working-age adults will be employees.
(4.) Therefore, in 25 years, most working-age adults will have employers who directly control their moods.
The argument is valid in the sense that the conclusion (4) follows if all of the premises are true.
Premise 1 seems plausible, given current technological trajectories. Control could be either pharmacological or via direct brain stimulation. Pharmacological control could, for example, be through pills that directly influence your mood, energy levels, ability to concentrate, feeling of submissiveness, or passion for the type of task at hand. Direct brain stimulation could be through a removable TMS helmet that magnetically stimulates and suppresses neural activity in different brain regions, or with some more invasive technology. McDonald's might ask its cashiers to tweak their dials toward perky friendliness. Data entry centers might ask their temp workers to tweak their dials toward undistractable focus. Brothels might ask their strippers to tweak their dials toward sexual arousal.
Contra Premise 1, society might collapse, of course, or technological growth could stall or proceed much more slowly. If it's just slower, then we can replace "25 years" with 50 or 100 and retain the rest of the argument. It seems unlikely that moods are too complex or finicky to be subject to fairly precise technological control, given how readily they can be influenced by low-tech means.
I don't know to what extent people in Silicon Valley, Wall Street, and elite universities already use high-tech drugs to enhance alertness, energy, and concentration at work. That might already be a step down this road. Indeed, coffee might partly be seen this way too, especially if you use it to give your all to work, and then collapse in exhaustion when the caffeine wears off and you arrive home. My thought is that in a few decades the interventions might be much more direct, effective, and precisely targeted.
Premise 2 also seems plausible, given the relative social power of employers vs. employees. As long as there's surplus labor and a scarcity of desirable jobs, then employers will have some choice about whom to hire. If Starbucks has a choice between Applicant A who is willing to turn up the perky-friendly dial and otherwise similar Applicant B who is not so willing, then they will presumably tend to prefer Applicant A. If the Silicon Valley startup wants an employee who will crank out intense 16-hour days one after the next, and the technology is available for people to do so by directly regulating their moods, energy levels, focus, and passion, then the people who take that direct control, for their employers' benefit, will tend to win the competition for positions. If Stanford wants to hire the medical researcher who is publishing article after article, they'll find the researcher who dialed up her appetite for work and dialed down everything else.
Contra Premise 2, (a.) collective bargaining might prevent employers from successfully demanding direct mood control; or (b.) governmental regulations might do so; or (c.) there might be a lack of surplus labor.
Rebuttal to (a): The historical trend recently, at least in the U.S., has been against unionization and collective bargaining, though I guess that could change.
Rebuttal to (b): Although government regulations could forbid certain drugs or brain technologies, if there's enough demand for those drugs or technologies, employees will find ways to use them (unless enforcement gets a lot of resources, as in professional sports). Government regulations could specifically forbid employers from requiring that their employees use certain technologies, while permitting such technologies for private use. (No TMS helmets on the job.) But enforcement might again be difficult; and private use vs. use as an employee is a permeable line for the increasing number of jobs that involve working outside of a set time and location. Also, it's easier to regulate a contractual demand than an informal de facto demand. Presumably many companies could say that of course they don't require their employees to use such technologies. It's up to the employee! But if the technology delivers as promised, the employees who "voluntarily choose" to have their moods directly regulated will be more productive and otherwise behave as the company desires, and thus be more attractive to retain and promote.
Rebuttal to (c): At present there's no general long-term trend toward a shortage of labor; and at least for jobs seen as highly desirable, there will always be more applicants than available positions.
Premise 3 also seems plausible, especially on a liberal definition of "employee". Most working-age adults (in Europe and North America) are currently employees of one form or another. That could change substantially with the "gig economy" and more independent contracting, but not necessarily in a way that takes the sting out of the main argument. Even if an Uber driver is technically not an employee, the pressures toward direct mood control for productivity ought to be similar. Likewise for computer programmers and others who do piecework as independent contractors. If anything, the pressures may be higher, with less security of income and fewer formal workplace regulations.
Thinking about Premises 1-3, I find myself drawn to the conclusion that my children's and grandchildren's employers are likely to have a huge amount of coercive control over their moods and passions.
"What Would (or Should) You Do with Administrator Access to Your Mind?" (guest post by Henry Shevlin, Aug 16, 2017).
"Crash Space" (a short story by R. Scott Bakker for Midwest Studies in Philosophy).
"My Daughter's Rented Eyes" (Oct 11, 2016).
Hugh D. Reynolds has written up a fun, vivid summary of my talk at Oxford Brookes last spring, on fiction writing for philosophers!
Eric Schwitzgebel has a pleasingly liberal view of what constitutes philosophy. A philosopher is anyone wrestling with the "biggest picture framing issues" of... well, anything.
In a keynote session at the Fiction Writing for Philosophers Workshop that was held at Oxford Brookes University in June 2017, Schwitzgebel, Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Riverside, shared his advice–which he stated would be both practical and impractical.
Schwitzgebel tells us of a leading coiffeur who styles himself as a "Philosopher of Hair". We laugh – but there's something in this – the vagary, the contingency in favoured forms of philosophical output. And it's not just hairdressers that threaten to encroach upon the Philosophy Department's turf. Given that the foundational issues in any branch of science or art are philosophical in nature, it follows that most people "doing" philosophy today aren't professional philosophers.
There are a host of ways one could go about doing philosophy, but of late a consensus has emerged amongst those that write articles for academic journals: the only proper way to "do" philosophy is by writing articles for academic journals. Is it time to re-stock the tool shed? Philosophical nuts come in all shapes and sizes; yet contemporary attempts to crack them are somewhat monotone.
Too exclusive a focus on technical journal articles excludes non-academics from the dialogue — or maybe, better said, excludes us philosophers from non-academics' more important dialogue.
Thanks also to Helen De Cruz for setting up the talk and to Skye Cleary for finding a home for Hugh's account on the APA blog.
Should You Referee the Same Paper Twice, for Different Journals?
Uh-oh, it happened again. That paper I refereed for Journal X a few months ago -- it's back in my inbox. Journal X rejected it, and now Journal Y wants to know what I think. Would I be willing to referee it for Journal Y?
In the past, I've tended to say no if I had previously recommended rejection, yes if I had previously recommended acceptance.
If I'd previously recommended rejection, I've tended to reason thus: I could be mistaken in my negative view. It would be a disservice both to the field in general and to the author in particular if a single stubborn referee prevented an excellent paper from being published by rejecting it again and again from different journals. If the paper really doesn't merit publication, then another referee will presumably reach the same conclusion, and the paper will be rejected without my help.
If I'd previously recommended acceptance (or encouraging R&R), I've tended to just permit myself think that the other journal's decision was probably the wrong call, and it does no harm to the field or to the author for me to serve as referee again to help this promising paper find the home it deserves.
I've begun to wonder whether I should just generally refuse to referee the same paper more than once for different journals, even in positive cases. Maybe if everyone followed my policy, that would overall tend to harm the field by skewing the referee pool too much toward the positive side?
I could also imagine arguments -- though I'm not as tempted by them -- that it's fine to reject the same paper multiple times from different journals. After all, it's hard for journals to find expert referees, and if you're confident in your opinion, you might as well share it widely and save everyone's time.
I'd be curious to hear about others' practices, and their reasons for and against.
I defend a how-possibly argument for Kantian (or Kant*-ian) transcendental idealism, drawing on concepts from David Chalmers, Nick Bostrom, and the cyberpunk subgenre of science fiction. If we are artificial intelligences living in a virtual reality instantiated on a giant computer, then the fundamental structure of reality might be very different than we suppose. Indeed, since computation does not require spatial properties, spatiality might not be a feature of things as they are in themselves but instead only the way that things necessarily appear to us. It might seem unlikely that we are living in a virtual reality instantiated on a non-spatial computer. However, understanding this possibility can help us appreciate the merits of transcendental idealism in general, as well as transcendental idealism's underappreciated skeptical consequences.
As always, I welcome comments, objections, and discussion either as comments on this post or by email to my UCR email address.
According to Nomy Arpaly and Zach Barnett, some philosophers prefer Truth and others prefer Dare. I love the distinction. It helps us see an important dynamic in the field. But it's not exhaustive. I think there are also Wonder philosophers.
As I see the distinction, Truth philosophers sincerely aim to present the philosophical truth as they see it. They tend to prefer modest, moderate, and commonsensical positions. They tend to recognize the substantial truth in multiple different perspectives (at least once they've been around long enough to see the flaws in their youthful enthusiasms), and thus tend to prefer multidimensionality and nuance. Truth philosophers would rather be boring and right than interesting and wrong.
Dare philosophers reach instead for the bold and unusual. They want to explore the boundaries of what can be defended. They're happy for the sake of argument to champion unusual positions that they might not fully believe, if those positions are elegant, novel, fun, contrarian, or if they think the positions have more going for them than is generally recognized. Dare philosophers sometimes treat philosophy like a game in which the ideal achievement is the breathtakingly clever defense of a position that others would have thought to be patently absurd.
There's a familiar dynamic that arises from their interaction. The Dare philosopher ventures a bold thesis, cleverly defended. ("Possible worlds really exist!", "All matter is conscious!", "We're morally obliged to let humanity go extinct!") If the defense is clever enough, so that a substantial number of readers are tempted to think "Wait, could that really be true? What exactly is wrong with the argument?" then the Truth philosopher steps in. The Truth philosopher finds the holes and presuppositions in the argument, or at least tries to, and defends a more seemingly sensible view.
This Dare-and-Truth dynamic is central to the field and good for its development. Sometimes there's more truth in the Dare positions than one would have thought, and without the Dare philosophers out there pushing the limits, seeing what can be said in defense of the seemingly absurd, then as a field we wouldn't appreciate those positions as vividly as we might. Also, I think, there's something intrinsically valuable about exploring the boundaries of philosophical defensibility, even if the positions explored turn out to be flatly false. It's part of the magnificent glory of life on Earth that we have fiendishly clever panpsychists and modal realists in our midst.
Why study philosophy? I mean at a personal level. Personally, what do you find cool, interesting, or rewarding about philosophy? One answer is Truth: Through philosophy, you discover answers to some of the profoundest and most difficult questions that people can pose. Another answer is Dare: It's fun to match wits, push arguments, defend surprising theses, win the argumentative game (or at least play to a draw) despite starting from a seemingly indefensible position. Both of those motivations speak to me somewhat. But I think what really delights me more than anything else in philosophy is its capacity to upend what I think I know, its capacity to call into question what I previously took for granted, its capacity to cast me into doubt, confusion, and wonder.
Unlike the Dare philosopher, the Wonder philosopher is guided by a norm of sincerity and truth. It's not primarily about matching wits and finding clever arguments. Unlike the Truth philosopher, the Wonder philosopher has an affection for the strange and seemingly wrong -- and is willing to push wild theses to the extent they suspect that those theses, wonderfully, surprisingly, might be true.
But in the Dare-and-Truth dynamic of the field, the Wonder philosopher can struggle to find a place. Bold Dare articles and sensible Truth articles both have a natural home in the journals. But "whoa, I wonder if this weird thing might be true?" is a little harder to publish.
Probably no one is pure Truth, pure Dare, or pure Wonder. We're all a mix of the three, I suspect. Thus, one approach is to leave Wonder out of your research profile: Find the Truth, where you can, publish that, and leave Wonder for your classroom teaching and private reading. Defend the existence of moderate naturalistically-grounded moral truths in your published papers; read Zhuangzi on the side.
(1.) Find a Dare-like position that you really do sincerely endorse on reflection, and defend that -- optionally with some explicit qualifications indicating that you are exploring it only as a possibility.
(2.) Explicitly argue that we should invest a small but non-trivial credence in some Dare-like position -- for example, because the Truth-type arguments against it aren't fully compelling.
(3.) Find a Truth-like view that generates Wonder if it's true. For example, defend some form of doubt about philosophical method or about the extent of our self-knowledge. Defend the position on sensible, widely acceptable grounds; and then sensibly argue that one possible consequence is that we don't know some of the things that we normally take for granted that we do know.
(4.) Write about historical philosophers with weird and wonderful views. This gives you a chance to explore the Wonderful without committing to it.
In retrospect, I think one unifying theme in my disparate work is that it fits under one of these four heads. Much of my recent metaphysics fits under (1) or (2) (e.g., here, here, here). My work on belief and introspection mostly fits under (3) (with some (1) in my bolder moments): We can't take for granted that we have the handsome beliefs (e.g., "the sexes are intellectually equal") that we think we do, or that we have the moral character or types of experience that we think we do. And my interest in Zhuangzi and some of the stranger corners of early introspective psychology fits under (4).
Do Philosophy Professors Tend to Come from Socially Elite Backgrounds?
To judge from the examples we use in our essays, we philosophers are a pretty classy bunch. Evidently, philosophers tend to frequent the theater, delight in expensive wines, enjoy novels by George Eliot, and regret owning insufficiently many boats. Ah, the life of the philosopher, full of deep thoughts about opera while sipping Château Latour and lingering over 19th-century novels on your yacht!
Maybe it's true that philosophers typically come from wealthy or educationally elite family backgrounds? Various studies suggest that lower-income students and first-generation college students in the U.S. and Britain are more likely to choose what are sometimes perceived as lower risk, more "practical" majors like engineering, the physical sciences, and education, than they are to choose arts and humanities majors.
To explore this question, I requested data from the National Science Foundation's Survey of Earned Doctorates. The SED collects demographic and other data from PhD recipients from virtually all accredited universities in the U.S., typically with response rates over 90%.
What is the highest educational attainment of your mother and father?
Did you earn college credit from a community or two-year college?
Before you read on... any guesses about the results?
Merging the 2004-2015 data for analysis, 17% of philosophy PhD recipients had attended community college, compared to 15% of other arts and humanities PhDs and 19% of PhDs overall. Pairwise comparisons: philosophy 696/4107 vs. arts & humanities overall (excl. phil.) 7051/45966 (z = 2.7, p = .006); vs. all PhD recipients (excl. phil.) 69958/372985 (z = -3.0, p = .003).
In sum, as measured by rates of community college attendance, philosophers' educational background is only a little more elite than that of PhD recipients overall and might be slightly less elite, on average, than that of PhD recipients in the other arts and humanities.
The SED divides parental education levels into four categories: high school or less, some college, bachelor's degree, or advanced degree.
Philosophers report higher levels of parental education than do other PhD recipients. In 2010-2015, 45% of philosophy PhD recipients reported having fathers with higher degrees and 33% reported having mothers with higher degrees, compared to 43% and 31% in the arts and humanities generally and 35% and 25% among all PhD recipients (philosophers' fathers 1129/2509 vs. arts & humanities' fathers (excl. phil.) 11110/26064, z = 2.3, p = .02; philosophers' mothers 817/2512 vs. a&h mothers 8078/26176, z = 1.7, p = .09). Similar trends for earlier decades suggest that the small difference between philosophy and the remaining arts and humanities is unlikely to be chance.
Although philosophy has a higher percentage of men among recent PhDs (about 72%) than do most other disciplines outside of the physical sciences and engineering, this fact does not appear to explain the pattern. Limiting the data either to only men or only women, the same trends remain evident.
Unsurprisingly, parental education is much higher in general among PhD recipients than in the U.S. population overall: Approximately 12% of people over the age of 25 in the US have higher degrees (roughly similar for all age groups, including the age groups that would be expected of the parents of recent PhD recipients).
In sum, the parents of PhD recipients in philosophy tend to have somewhat higher educational attainment than PhD recipients overall and slightly higher educational attainment that PhD recipients in the other arts and humanities. However, much of this difference may be explainable by the overrepresentation of non-Hispanic whites within philosophy, rather than by a field-specific factor.
Although PhD recipients in general tend to come from more educationally privileged backgrounds than do people who do not earn PhDs, philosophy PhD recipients do not appear to come from especially elite academic backgrounds, compared to their peers in other departments, despite our field's penchant for highbrow examples.
ETA2: On my public Facebook link to this post, Wesley Buckwalter has emphasized that not all philosophy PhDs become professors. Of course that is true, though it looks like a majority of philosophy PhDs do attain permanent academic posts within five years of completion (see here). If it were the case that people with community college credit or with lower levels of parental education were substantially less likely than others to become professors even after completing the PhD, then that would undermine the inference from these data about PhD recipients to conclusions about philosophy professors in general.


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Q: Validate an xml document with relax ng and namespaces I am reading an XML document with DocumentBuilder of java 8 and try to validate it with jing against a Relax NG Schema. This does not work, if the XML document contains namespace declarations.
Look at the following example:
DocumentBuilderFactory dbf = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();
dbf.setValidating(false);
dbf.setNamespaceAware(true);

System.setProperty(SchemaFactory.class.getName() + ":" + XMLConstants.RELAXNG_NS_URI,
XMLSyntaxSchemaFactory.class.getName());

SchemaFactory rngSchemaFactory = SchemaFactory.newInstance(XMLConstants.RELAXNG_NS_URI);
rngSchemaFactory.setProperty("http://relaxng.org/properties/datatype-library-factory", new org.relaxng.datatype.helpers.DatatypeLibraryLoader());
InputStream is = getClass().getResourceAsStream("/path/to/schema.rng");
InputStreamReader rngReader = new InputStreamReader(is, "UTF-8");
Schema schema = rngSchemaFactory.newSchema(new StreamSource(rngReader));

dbf.setSchema(schema);

DocumentBuilder db = dbf.newDocumentBuilder();
db.setErrorHandler(new ErrorHandler());
Document doc = db.parse(Files.newInputStream(xmlFile, StandardOpenOption.READ));

This piece of code parses the XML document, builds the DOM and validates the XML document. However, the ErrorHandler receives the following three error messages:
Line 2, column 96, attribute "xmlns" not allowed here; expected attribute "id" or "unique-identifier"
Line 3, column 96, attribute "xmlns:dc" not allowed here; expected attribute "id"
Line 3, column 96, attribute "xmlns:opf" not allowed here; expected attribute "id"

The first three lines of the xml document look like
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<package version="2.0" xmlns="http://www.idpf.org/2007/opf" unique-identifier="p9783701742455">
<metadata xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:opf="http://www.idpf.org/2007/opf">

The XML document seems completely valid.
When I validate the same document without building the DOM, these errors are not encountered. Look at the following piece of code:
System.setProperty(SchemaFactory.class.getName() + ":" + XMLConstants.RELAXNG_NS_URI, XMLSyntaxSchemaFactory.class.getName());
SchemaFactory rngSchemaFactory = SchemaFactory.newInstance(XMLConstants.RELAXNG_NS_URI);
rngSchemaFactory.setProperty("http://relaxng.org/properties/datatype-library-factory", new org.relaxng.datatype.helpers.DatatypeLibraryLoader());

InputStream is = getClass().getResourceAsStream("/path/to/schema.rng");
InputStreamReader rngReader = new InputStreamReader(is, "UTF-8");
Schema schema = rngSchemaFactory.newSchema(new StreamSource(rngReader));

Validator validator = schema.newValidator();
validator.setErrorHandler(new ErrorHandler());
validator.validate(new StreamSource(xmlFile));

The last piece of information I have, is that a SAX parser should have the following feature:
http://xml.org/sax/features/namespace-prefixes
    When true, this feature indicates that xmlns and xmlns:prefix attributes will be included in the attributes list passed to startElement( ). When false, these attributes are omitted.
I guess, that this seems to be the cause of my problem. However, the DocumentBuilderFactory does not support this feature.

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https://www.miningweekly.com/article/all-trapped-workers-rescued-from-implats-20-shaft-2020-10-23
All trapped workers rescued from Implats' 20 Shaft
23rd October 2020 By: Marleny Arnoldi - Creamer Media Online Writer
Platinum group metals miner Impala Platinum (Implats) has confirmed that all workers have been evacuated safely from underground, following an incident late on October 21 at its 20 Shaft, in Rustenburg.
The incident related to a mechanical failure in the rock conveyance system on site, which, in turn, triggered all the related safety systems with respect to the entire shaft system, including the main worker and material hoist, rendering some workers in need of evacuation.
At the time of the incident, nine people were in the hoist, but they were rescued without injuries shortly after, while seven people remained at the bottom of the shaft awaiting rescue.
The last group of people waited for the main hoist to be cleared for use and were evacuated safely in the evening of October 22, through the main shaft hoist.
Implats confirms that the 20 Shaft remains closed until the company has completed a full investigation into the incident, with the assistance of external experts and the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy's safety inspectorate.

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And mining can be quite dangerous. Firms that develop these custom-made makers generally bill you for the equipment up front, and every day you await shipment is a day when it ends up being more challenging to extract bitcoin. That minimizes the quantity of money you can make. Any individual can see these deals which are videotaped online.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- After a string of injuries, Vikings second-year defensive lineman Ifeadi Odenigbo got a chance Saturday back at his familiar defensive end position against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Odenigbo, who's been practicing inside at defensive tackle, had two sacks and tied fellow backup lineman Jaleel Johnson with a team-high seven tackles.
Odenigbo celebrated his sacks on Saturday with a nod to 'Game of Thones' and writer George R.R. Martin. Odenigbo said he's been teased by teammate Brian Robison and proceeded to question Robison's choice of sack celebrations.
Ade Aruna was carted off during the game with what appeared to be a right knee injury. With Everson Griffen and Tashawn Bower not in uniform, that left little defensive end depth behind Saturday's starters, Danielle Hunter and Brian Robison.
Not wanting Hunter or Robison to get hurt in the preseason, Odenigbo got his chance back at defensive end and made the most of the opportunity.
"He's been good in the pass-rush game, especially inside," coach Mike Zimmer said. "He's a strong, tough guy, very heavy-handed. I think that's a good spot for him. When you can have swing guys, like today when we had so many guys go down, it's important. We'll have to think about that on game day."
Minnesota finished the game with Odenigbo, Stephen Weatherly and Jonathan Wynn at defensive end.


If I am killed in my sleep, know that I tried to keep people safe. Our son has severe mental illness, and we are fearful for our lives. He currently is set for discharge this coming week.
He told law enforcement that he would get a knife from the kitchen and hurt us in our sleep.
If we are killed in our sleep, know that we only wanted the best for our kids. For all of our kids. If something happens to us, lay blame at the root of the problem. Sure our killer should be held accountable, but lay the blame on the broken system of mental health care that exists in the state of North Dakota.
If we are killed in our sleep, lay the blame on the lack of compassion in a system that is confused about its purpose. A system that is limited in its ability to help by the very rights that protect each of us. The rights of those who suffer from mental illness collide with the rights of those who don't. We are not the only ones who suffer at the hands of a broken system.
For us, the fight will be over. We pass the gloves to others, that our struggle for support for David will not have been in vain.
In each of us is a demon that struggles to gain control. For most of us, we are able to keep that demon at bay, locked behind the solid oak doors of our psyche. David wasn't able to do so.
It is my distinct prayer that this post will be just another post and not a postscript on a well-meaning life that was cut short because of mental illness.


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Billionaire oil and gas magnate, Femi Otedola has thrown light on why he stepped in to help former Captain and Coach of the Super Eagles, Christian Chukwu get quality medical treatment abroad.
Chukwu returned to the country this week after undergoing surgery and sundry treatments at the Wellington Hospital, Circus Road, St John's Woods London.
Speaking when the former Nigerian defender fondly called 'Chairman' paid him a thank-you call yesterday in Lagos, Otedola said he was moved when he heard about Chukwu's situation.
"I was moved when I head about Mr. Chukwu's situation because I remember that about 20 years ago, my father, the late Sir Michael Otedola also suffered a stroke from using fake aspirin.
"This experience has over time made me to appreciate that good medical attention can give a good and prolonged life and that was what motivated me to rise up and assist Mr. Christian Chukwu," observed Otedola, who was represented at the event by Acting Chief Operating Officer of Zenon Petroleum and Gas Company Limited, Mr. Phillip Akinola.
While admitting that the treatment expenses of Chukwu have cost him N36.6 million, Otedola revealed that he has derived joy in spending the money God blessed him with to assist a fellow Nigerian who has done great things for the country.
"In my circle of friends, many spend up to N50 million to drink champagne and generally enjoy life, but at the end of it all, what happens? It passes out of the body as waste. For me, therefore, (and I also tell my friends) it is important to use such money to benefit others and put smiles on the faces of as many people as we can," he reasoned.
Otedola also hinted that this gesture was not an on-off thing.
"People may not be aware but Mr. Peter Fregene, another former Green Eagles goalkeeper, is currently being assisted with his medical situation and we are confident that he will also come out of the hospital strong and healthy."
Interestingly, Otedola's large heart of magnanimity is not limited to former sportsmen and women alone.
He is currently also footing the hospital bills of a popular actor, Mr. Victor Olaotan in a Turkish hospital. Olaotan was a lead character in the popular television soap opera series, Tinsel.
"For me, it is just my nature to give back to the society and these philanthropic gestures are just the tip of the iceberg. I am humbled by the gratitude being expressed by Mr. Chukwu, but I believe that all thanks belong to God and I thank God for putting me in a position to be able to be of assistance," Otedola he added.
In his response, Chukwu said only God can repay Otedola's generosity towards him.
The ceremony was witnessed by Chukwu's wife, Mrs. Lilian Chukwu, daughter, Barrister Adaora Ndibe and younger sister, Mrs. Edith Metanyo, who accompanied him to London for his treatment.
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I experience this in Chrome on my Macbook Pro 15" and have tested with all extensions deactivated with the same results.
Anybody have an idea of what is going on or what could solve it?
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Comparison of some arthropod toxins and toxin fragments as antagonists of excitatory amino acid-induced excitation of rat spinal neurones.
Wasp and spider venom toxins, which block glutamatergic transmission at invertebrate neuromuscular junctions, have recently been shown to block transmission at glutamate-operated synapses in mammalian central nervous system. Using the technique of iontophoresis on spinal neurones in anaesthetised rats, we have compared the action of five arthropod toxins and two toxin fragments, on responses to excitatory amino acids including alpha-amino-3-hydroxy-5-methyl-4-isoxazolepropionate, kainate and N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA). All toxins caused greater than 70% mean reduction of non-NMDA responses. Only argiotoxin636 significantly reduced responses to NMDA. This blockade, like that induced by philanthotoxin-433 and -343, was readily reversible whereas blockade induced by Joro Spider toxin or Nephila Spider toxin was less readily reversible. Neither 2,4-dihydroxyphenylacetate nor 2,4-dihydroxyphenylacetylasparagine blocked NMDA or non-NMDA responses. It appears, therefore that small structural differences in the polyamine part of these toxin molecules give rise to different activity profiles with respect to selectivity and reversibility.


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Travel Permit for Josef Günthner – Apr. 28, 1835
From: Building Blocks for the History of our German Settlements
Alfred Klug
"Bausteine zur Geschichte unserer deutschen Siedlungen"
in Deutscher Kalender für die Bukowina für das Jahr 1935
(Czernowitz: Deutscher Kulturverein für die Bukovina, 1935), pp. 51-63
Sophie A. Welisch PhD, Trans.
The colonists who had migrated from Bohemia, despite the fact that they were relocating within the same country, had to have their own travel permit; they had to report to local authorities at certain stations, at which they received information about the next station. Through the mediation of Headmaster Horn, I found one such a travel permit in the possession of one of the older inhabitants of Bori. The extant number of these travel permits is extremely rare. Since the text in the photograph is not legible, I am publishing it in unabridged form as follows:
Prachin County Recruiting District No. 25.
N. G. 661
N. P. 30
KINGDOM OF BOHEMIA
Travel Permit
Joseph Günthner
Born: Seewiesen
Residence: Kreigeritz? Nr. 1
Purpose of the trip: Seek income and sustenance by working as a day laborer
Traveling with him on the same permit: his wife Katharina, 38 years Age: 34 years old (thick-set stature with chestnut-Stature: big and strong brown hair, gray eyes, smooth face, Countenance: long. (very pock marked) longish stub nose, usual mouth), with son Joseph 4 years old, daughter Barbara 6 years and Regina 1 year.
Trade or occupation: day wage laborer
Stature:
Mouth: somewhat pouting lips
Nose: well-proportioned
Other Characteristics: the right index finger has been amputated to the second joint.1
The above is traveling from here via Iglau and Olmütz to Radautz in Bukovina on a travel permit valid for one year.
All civilian and military authorities are requested in the line of duty to permit the owner of this permit free and unhindered passage to the above destination and give him, if necessary, all provisions, conferred courteously and offered willingly.
Signed by the Royal Waldiwozder (?) High Office in Seewiesen [Bohemian Forest] on April 6, 1835.
L. S. Royal Waldiwozder (?) Seal of the Office of the Senior Judge.
Reviewed by the Prachin Imperial and Royal County Office
Pisek on April 28, 1835
(signature illegible)
(His own handwritten signature is illegible.)
Franz (illegible)
The back of the permit is also interesting because it reveals detailed information about the route the colonists had to take as well as about the time needed for the journey. With the exception of the signature of the mayor of Czernowitz (Lihotzky), I did not indicate their names because I could not decipher them accurately. Their route was as follows:
Budweis on May 8, Iglau on May 11, Brünn on May 14, Olmütz on 17 (month is missing), Teschen on May 19, Wadowitz on May 20, Bochnia on May 23, Iarnow (confirmation missing), Przemysl on May 29, Sambor (confirmation missing), Kolomia on June 7. Czernowitz No. 1199. Reviewed by Royal State Magistrate's Office of Czernowitz on June 10, 1835. Lihotzky.
Josef Günthner settled in Bori, first on farmstead No. 132 in Gurahumora, then, after all colonists were settled on thirty parcels,2 on No. 8 in Bori. Based on the Gurahumora church registries, I can relate the following about his children. Regina Günther (both Günther and Günthner are used) died as a child of eight years on December 24, 1841. On February 14, 1850 Barbara Günthner, twenty years old, married Johann Hoffmann, son of the colonists Josef and Barbara Mirwald but died shortly thereafter; Johann Hoffmannsettled on farmstead No. 125, later on No. 1. The entry in the marriage registry also reveals the maiden name of Josef Günthner's mother: Katharina Wiesenbauer.
Josef Günthner's son married Theresia Szafaczyk (Schafaczek) and had several children with her. The first was Maria, born on May 8, 1850, who married the colonist Peter Wellisch, followed on October 12, 1851 by Josef, who died in Bori as a colonist; on October 2, 1853 Johann Nepomuk came into the world but died the same day. The next child, born March 17, 1855, was also named Johann Nepomuk, after the patron saint of Bohemia. December 26, 1856 witnessed the birth of Stefan, who migrated to Bosnia, where he later died.3 Peter, born on February 24, 1859, died while in military service; and Franz Salesius, born on October 3, 1860, settled in Gurahumora and died some time ago. Of all the children, only Johann, born in 1855, still resides in Bori as a colonist; it is he who is the custodian of the above travel permit.
That is the fate of the Günthner (Günther) family based on said travel permit.
1At that time it often happened that a young man deliberately amputated his right index finger in order to avoid military conscription, since this made it impossible for him to press the trigger of a gun! However, this does not imply that in this case self mutilation had taken place.
2Some preferred to remain in Gurahumora, in particular the craftsmen.
3According to Mathias Lang.


WHAT POSE OR SEQUENCE HELPS YOU WIND DOWN AT THE END OF A LONG & HECTIC DAY?
The Moon Series by Matthew Sweeney, as taught to me by Kelly Harris at Tapas Yoga Shala. Any subset of the sequence is gold.
Any pose with wine. 🙂 I sometimes read or watch TV in legs in up the wall. It's amazing to help calm my mind. I love Anahata when I'm stressing and feel out of control. It's a good way to physically feel the way I want to mentally feel, grounded and stable and letting go of things I can't control. Shara has done a variation of Shiva Rea's pranams (prostrations) that are really amazing! Just a wonderful way to let go.
I actually have a short series of poses I do almost every night that starts out in a forward fold or a childs pose and some how ends up being 10 grounded & gentle postures 🙂 If I were to choose just one of these poses though, it would be Supta Baddha Konasana (Reclined Bound Butterfly). It's a magical, 5-minute vacation-like yoga pose that lets you really relax, rest & consequently rejuvenate completely.
I often resort to breathing exercises after I go to bed to help me unwind. I focus on feeling my belly rise and lower with each breath. Many times a fall asleep during this process of relaxation.
Legs up the wall with a short 15 min yoga nidra. Does the trick every time!
There are a lot of ways to wind down from a crazy day. The one that I find affective is just take some time with just me and my breath. More specifically to lengthen and deepen my breath. Try to fill the lungs as much as I can and then empty them all the way out. If I am trying to relax, I try to make my exhales longer than my inhales, while still breathing fully. As far as poses go it is said that both inversions and forward folds are the way to go. For me it is Childs pose that all ways brings me back.


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Siasat.com/News/Middle East/Clashes erupt at flashpoint Jerusalem holy site
Clashes erupt at flashpoint Jerusalem holy site
shameen| Published: 2nd June 2019 8:35 pm IST
Jerusalem: Palestinian worshippers clashed with Israeli police at a highly sensitive Jerusalem holy site on Sunday as an Israeli holiday coincided with the final days of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
Muslim worshippers at the Al-Aqsa mosque compound were angered over Jewish visits to the site holy to both religions.
According to police, protesters barricaded themselves in the mosque, from where they threw chairs and stones at forces who "dispersed" them.
The Muslim Waqf organisation which oversees the site said police used rubber bullets and pepper spray, adding that seven people were arrested and 45 were wounded.
It said that police shut the mosque's doors and chained them.
After the clashes, police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said calm had returned and visits continued.
Al-Aqsa mosque director Omar al-Kiswani accused Israel of violating an agreement not to allow such visits during the last days of Ramadan.
He said that around 1,200 Jews visited the site on Sunday, while a Jewish organisation that arranges visits there reported a similar number.
The clashes took place as Israelis marked Jerusalem Day, which commemorates the country's capture of the city's mainly Palestinian eastern sector in the 1967 Six-Day War.
This year's holiday coincided with the final days of Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting.
The Al-Aqsa compound, known to Jews as the Temple Mount, is located in east Jerusalem and its status is one of the most sensitive issues in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
It is the holiest site in Judaism and the third-holiest for Muslims after Mecca and Medina.
– 'Flagrant violations' –
Sunday's visit was the first time since Tuesday that Jews were allowed into the site, according to activists.
Jews are allowed to visit the site during set hours but not pray there to avoid provoking tensions. Jewish visits to the site, particularly by religious nationalists, usually increase for Jerusalem Day.
Israeli Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan said his policy was to do everything possible to keep the site open to visits, especially for Jerusalem Day.
He said preparations to avoid serious unrest included arrests ahead of Sunday based on intelligence in addition those in connection with the clashes.
Jordan, the custodian of the holy site and one of only two Arab countries with a peace treaty with Israel, condemned what it said was Israel's "flagrant violations" there, calling the visits "provocative intrusions by extremists."
Such actions risked setting off violence in the region, a statement from Jordan's foreign ministry said.
Later on Sunday, thousands of Israelis were expected to mark the day by marching through the city, culminating in celebrations at the Western Wall, which is below the Al-Aqsa compound.
The wall is the holiest site where Jews can pray.
Following its seizure in 1967, east Jerusalem was annexed by Israel in a move never recognised by the international community.
Israel proclaims the entire city as its united capital, while the Palestinians see the city's eastern sector as the capital of their future state.
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The Allendale neighborhood blanketed in snow. Photo by Margaret Bulger.
by Catherine Bulger with reporting by Chris Meehan
Brothers and sisters in Shreveport are riding out epic winter weather and a calamitous cold snap. Starting on Sunday night, two separate systems rolled through the area, bringing snow, freezing rain and plummeting temperatures. On Tuesday, the thermostat dropped to one degree Fahrenheit, the coldest recorded temperature in the city since 1930.
The city has issued a boil advisory for all drinking water. City water mains are broken and many pipes throughout the city are cracked or frozen. Water pressure is very low. Traffic on the highways is at a standstill, and all flights out of the airport were canceled earlier this week. The unplowed streets are blanketed with layers of snow and ice, and most businesses are shuttered.
Snow in Shreveport very rarely lasts for more than a day, so the city doesn't invest in road salt or snowplows. "The biggest challenge isn't that it's gotten cold or that it snowed, but that it dropped below freezing on Sunday and hasn't gotten warm yet," according to David Zimmel, the mission coordinator for the Allendale outreach.
Many community members in our Allendale Mission team and in the Shreveport branch have little or no running water. "We have to be careful about water usage," says Shreveport branch leader Jack Lynch. One sister in the branch has no heat. Two families had carports collapse under the weight of ice and snow. Praise Academy is closed, as well as many community members' workplaces. Everyone in the community is safe, checking in with one another in person and by text message.
"This is the worst weather I've seen in a long time. We built our house in 1991 and we've never had our pipes frozen before. We've never had water pressure this low," said branch member Cliff Vaughan.
Photo by Jack Lynch.
Jo Zimmel shovels with the tool at hand. Photo by David Zimmel.
In Allendale, the Mission team members have been helping one another and their neighbors as best they can.
Paul Hommes, an engineer by training, has been working since before it got cold to keep water running to some of the houses, building plastic tents around the pipes, crawling under houses with a heat gun to thaw frozen spots, and clearing mineral buildup out of clogged aerators. On Wednesday morning, a number of Mission team households woke up to no running water at all, but thanks to Paul's efforts, several houses did still have water.
"The last time the temperature dropped into the teens overnight, all the pipes to our houses on Yale Avenue froze. This week, we've had temperatures in the teens five nights in a row, and we still have water. I am certain that without Paul's work, we would not have water right now," David said.
Thomas Duddy hauled out the big, orange five-gallon jugs that Action uses for its summer day camps and drove back and forth in John and Colleen Bowar's all-wheel-drive SUV, delivering water to those who needed it. David and Thomas also brought water to several neighbors.
"As long as one of us has running water, we all have running water," said Colleen Bowar.
Thomas arrives with water. Photo by Kathleen Reinhardt.
Evan Lent and Abby Earhart went to check on a woman in the neighborhood, and she asked them for food. Abby remembered that she'd received extra food by mistake in her last week's grocery order—frozen chicken patties that the woman, who has no stove, could cook in her microwave. Evan and Abby put a food box together for her.
When the snow started, Kathleen Reinhardt felt moved to clean out her guest room, which had been gathering dust and storage items throughout the pandemic. Next door neighbors Joe and Gianna Bulger were grateful to use it when their furnace failed to keep their older house warm.
The Bowar family took a break from flushing toilets with snowmelt and washing dishes in pots on the counter to go sledding, using cookie sheets as sleds.
"I've been impressed by our neighbors," says David. "They seem to be really smart about how to deal with this. For instance, we have people who haven't had water for half a week, and here's a woman offering us a case of bottled water, because she had four.
"People are hunkered down. I went to help a neighbor light a heater, and he was in bed with a mountain of bottled water and food beside him, waiting out the storm."
The Bulgers melt snow in their bathtub. Photo by Joe Bulger.
The forecast for Shreveport shows temperatures warming into the 40s on Saturday. Soon, the snow will melt and the roads will clear, but there may be lingering damage from the storms.
Jack says, "They're not going to be able to get around to fixing these water lines, they don't believe, until Saturday. There are probably several breaks in the lines throughout the city. I think it's going to be some time before things are back to normal." Paul expects that a lot of pipes in the neighborhood have burst, so some people may not have water even after it warms up.
Community members in Shreveport ask for prayers for the next couple of days, that everyone continues to have power and water, and for the cleanup throughout the city afterwards, especially that there is not too much damage to pipes.
Edna Malone says:
I'm so sorry about the cold. I'll be praying things get back together soon. The snow looks weird there. Stay warm and enjoy.
I love and miss you all.
Carol Ehemann says:
Thinking and praying for you in your circumstances. You seem to be very creative. May the water pipes be "healed" quickly.
Phil and Carol Ehemann
James ingram says:
God help Shreveport. Especially those who are affected the worse by the storm.
Keep your light shining as you help your neighbors.
Ray Hickey says:
Now you know how your Canadian brothers and sisters feel. Al least you didn't have -49F. We just had weather close to that for 2 weeks. God bless you guys, I know it must be a shock.
Mary L Louise Duddy says:
It sure is hard without water. We are praying for you all!
Miriam Pena says:
My prayers are with you all.
Jackie B. Vaughan says:
Great article! Wonderful to hear how CIM is taking care of each other and the neighbors.
Had real SNOWcones for the first time today with our grandsons and got to use the snow baskets on my trekking sticks for the first time too! What a surprise!
Nancy Grams says:
February 22nd, 2021 at 12:22 AM
So thankful the word is out about the ongoing stories of brothers and sisters in Allendale as well as our neighbors there. Your efforts to serve one another in this natural disaster are heroic. All the provident and resourceful training is certainly coming to bear much fruit!
God bless you in these challenging days. We are praying for everyone!
Peggy Peters says:
February 22nd, 2021 at 9:44 AM
MT 25:40. Thank you for being the Light and Love of Christ to our brothers and sisters. And thank you Holy Spirit for wisdom in handling the storm.


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