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US 2nd Cir.
UNITED STATES v. BUSSEY
United States Court of Appeals,Second Circuit.
UNITED STATES of America, Appellee, v. Michael BUSSEY, Defendant–Appellant.
Docket No. 13–1180–CR.
Before: RAGGI and LYNCH, Circuit Judges, McMAHON, District Judge. * Anne M. BURGER, Assistant Federal Public Defender, Western District of New York, Rochester, NY, for Defendant–Appellant. Monica J. Richards, Assistant United States Attorney, for William J. Hochul, Jr., United States Attorney for the Western District of New York, Buffalo, NY, for Appellee.
Defendant Michael Bussey appeals from a judgment of conviction entered on March 25, 2013, in the Western District of New York (Charles J. Siragusa, Judge ) for violation of a condition of supervised release imposed in connection with his earlier conviction for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. See 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1). Sentenced to an additional two-year term of supervision for the violation, Bussey asserts that the district court lacked jurisdiction because his original three-year term of federal supervision expired before the challenged judgment was entered and while he was incarcerated for a violation of state parole.
We review this jurisdictional challenge de novo, see United States v. Al Kassar, 660 F.3d 108, 117 (2d Cir.2011), focusing on two statutes, 18 U.S.C. §§ 3624(e) and 3583(i). The latter provision states that the "power of the court" to revoke a term of supervised release and to impose punishment "extends beyond the expiration of the term of supervised release for any period reasonably necessary for the adjudication of matters arising before its expiration" if a warrant has been issued for such violation before the term's expiration. 18 U.S.C. § 3583(i). Meanwhile, § 3624(e) provides for tolling of supervision as follows: "A term of supervised release does not run during any period in which the person is imprisoned in connection with a conviction for a Federal, State, or local crime unless the imprisonment is for a period of less than 30 consecutive days." Id. § 3624(e).
The plain language of these statutes defeats Bussey's jurisdictional challenge, but a brief chronology is necessary to explain that conclusion. Bussey began serving his original three-year term of supervision on February 9, 2010, when he was released from federal custody. He was at the same time also serving New York parole, awarded as an early release on the 42–month state sentence imposed for unlawful possession of a firearm. Approximately a year later, Bussey's whereabouts were unknown to either state or federal supervising authorities, prompting issuance of arrest warrants on April 1, 2011, by New York State for violation of parole, and on April 7, 2011, by the United States for violation of supervision. Taken into custody by state authorities, Bussey remained incarcerated until March 8, 2013, when he completed serving his 22–month parole revocation term. Bussey was immediately thereafter transferred to federal custody and, on March 20, 2013, first appeared on and was found guilty of violating the condition of supervision requiring that he notify a probation officer prior to a change in residence.1 The district court sentenced him to time served (from March 8 to 20, 2013) and imposed an additional two years of supervision.
As this chronology shows, the April 7, 2011 federal warrant for Bussey's arrest issued well before his three-year term of supervision would have concluded on February 9, 2013, even without regard to tolling. In such circumstances, a district court clearly has jurisdiction to adjudicate a supervision violation and may even do so "beyond the expiration of the term of supervised release" as "reasonably necessary." Id. § 3583(i). Any delay in this case was a function of Bussey's unavailability as a result of his state incarceration. Bussey submits that the delay was not reasonably necessary because the United States could have proceeded on the federal supervision violation by seeking a writ of habeas corpus ad prosequendum under the All Writs Act to secure his presence in federal court. See 28 U.S.C. § 1651. Even if this means of proceeding was available, however, the government's failure to employ it here does not defeat jurisdiction.
That is so because § 3624(e) expressly tolls supervision terms for "any period in which the person is imprisoned in connection with a conviction for a ․ State ․ crime." 18 U.S.C. § 3624(e). To the extent Bussey's three-year term of federal supervision was thus statutorily tolled approximately 14 months after it began—i.e., when he started his 22–month incarceration in New York for violating parole—his federal violation proceeding commenced and concluded within one month of release was timely, and the district court had jurisdiction to enter the challenged judgment.
In urging otherwise, Bussey maintains that his parole violation adjudication did not result in imprisonment "in connection with" a conviction for a state crime. Id. In support, he cites Morrissey v. Brewer, 408 U.S. 471, 480, 92 S.Ct. 2593, 33 L.Ed.2d 484 (1972) (stating that "revocation of parole is not part of a criminal prosecution"). The argument is unconvincing.
Parole is a form by which New York prisoners may serve out their sentences for criminal convictions. See N.Y. Penal Law § 70.40(1)(a) (stating that parolee "shall continue service of his or her sentence or sentences while on parole"). Thus, while revocation of parole is not itself a criminal proceeding, the incarceration that results from revocation is a consequence of the underlying crime of conviction. Indeed, New York law provides that time served as a result of revocation must be credited against the original sentence. See id. § 70.40(3) (providing that original sentence must run while defendant is incarcerated for parole violation); cf. N.Y. Exec. Law § 259–i(3)(x)(D) (stating that harshest penalty for violating post-release supervision served after determinate prison sentence is "reincarceration up to the balance of the remaining period of post-release supervision, not to exceed five years"). In these circumstances, there is no denying that Bussey's 22–month term of incarceration was served "in connection with" his conviction for a state crime. See Makagate v. Ashcroft, 385 F.3d 144, 154 (2d Cir.2004) (stating that "in connection with" is expansive term synonymous with "relating to," "associated with," "with respect to," and "with reference to" (internal quotation marks omitted)); see also United States v. Jackson, 426 F.3d 301, 304–05 (5th Cir.2005) (holding federal supervision tolled under § 3624(e) during state incarceration for parole violation).
United States v. Garcia–Rodriguez, 640 F.3d 129 (5th Cir.2011), and United States v. Morales–Alejo, 193 F.3d 1102 (9th Cir.1999), relied on by Bussey, warrant no different conclusion. In Garcia–Rodriguez, the Fifth Circuit ruled that supervision was not tolled during administrative detention pending deportation, see 640 F.3d at 133–34; in Morales–Alejo, the Ninth Circuit reached the same conclusion with respect to pre-trial detention where the defendant later pleaded guilty, see 193 F.3d at 1105; but see United States v. Goins, 516 F.3d 416, 423 (6th Cir.2006) (holding that pre-trial detention credited against ultimate sentence triggers tolling). The reason for these conclusions is that such detentions could be imposed even absent conviction. Here, Bussey's parole obligation derived directly from his state criminal conviction, and his violation required him to continue serving the sentence imposed for that conviction from which he had earlier been released. Thus, we hold that Bussey's New York reincarceration was "in connection with" his underlying state conviction for unlawful weapon possession, and that, as such, the district court still had jurisdiction in March 2013 to revoke his federal supervision.
Accordingly, the judgment of the district court is AFFIRMED.
REENA RAGGI, Circuit Judge:


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MIDWEEK UPDATE 11 AUGUSTUS 2021
COVID 19 REGULATIONS, INITIATIVES AND AEROCLUB NEWS
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The following events will take place under the rules controlling the number of people congregating together and are therefore not open to the general public.
14 AUGUST POSTSPONED to 21 AUG
Breakfast Fly-In to Brits
18 - 21 AUGUST
Sport Aerobatics Club National Aerobatics Championships Phalaborwa Airfield. Contact Annie Boon E-mail: chunge@mweb.co.za or Natalie Stark natalie@stark.co.za
Krugersdorp Fun Rally
SAMJA Top Gun RC Jet Championships. For more information contact Dean Grobbelaar at dean@aerialconcepts.co.za
SAPFA Secunda Speed Rally at Secunda Airfield. Contact Jonty Esser E-mail: jonty@promptroofing.co.za Cell: 082 855 9435
EAA Chapter 322 virtual monthly meeting via Zoom Contact Neil Bowden E-mail: neil1@telkomsa.net Cell: 084 674 5674
Steady Climb fly-In at Rhino Park airfield. Contact David Le Roux E-mail: david@pilotinsure.co.za Cell: 073 338 5200
RV Day Fly-In to Kitty Hawk. For more information contact Dawie Pretorius Cell: 082 804 6979
EAA Silver Creek Fly-In and movie evening. Camping on the airfield. Contact Jeremy Woods Cell: 082 883 0436 or Neil Bowden Cell: 084 674 5674
23 TO 26 SEPTEMBER
MISASA Africa Cup at Hotel Numbi in Hazyview. For more information contact Rob Mc Fie Cell: 082 498 8590
Peter Lawson Cup at Skydive Wonderboom.
De Havilland 90th anniversary, a gathering of Tiger Moths at Queenstown Airfield. Contact Giel 082 555 4418 or Mark 082 921 2872
EAA Sun 'n Fun at Brits airfield. Contact Neil Bowden E-mail: neil1@telkomsa.net Cell: 084 674 5674
Heritage Day. Great Train Race, vintage cars and aircraft at Heidelberg airfield. Contact Van Zyl Schultz Cell: 082 560 2275 or E-mail: vzs@mweb.co.za
FLIGHT DESIGN F2-LSA NOW AN S-LSA
The first production Flight Design F2-LSA to reach the USA was inspected by an FAA representative and issued a certificate of airworthiness as a Special Light Sport Aircraft. The aircraft is going to a gentleman from the Milwaukee area and will be delivered this month at Airventure-Oshkosh 2021.
"We are very happy to take part in this review which we've been waiting for, for nearly two years", said Tom Gutmann Jr. of Airtime Aviation. "We are excited to receive the first F2-LSA in the USA and we are very impressed by the improvements made by Flight Design" airplane cockpit
The F2-LSA is a next generation Light Sport Aircraft which was designed with the upcoming expanded privileges of the FAA's MOSAIC program in mind. The many performance and safety features take the F2 to the next level in the light aircraft market. The F2 is a high-end edition to the existing line of Flight Design aircraft and complements the popular CTLS and CT-Super Sport models also sold in the USA. flight design f2 lsa
"This is an important day for our company, our customers and our dealers" said Tom Peghiny, President of Flight Design USA. The F Series is a big step up for Flight Design and this just the first of many F2 series airplanes that will come to the USA".
The Flight Design F series of aircraft include the F2-LSA, the F2-UL which is a German Ultralight, the F2 CS-23 is a certified version which is currently being reviewed by EASA in Europe and soon, the F4 which is the four-place version of F-series.
The First Article Inspection by the FAA is a review of the documentation provided by a manufacturer to show compliance to the applicable FARs and the ASTM standards used for a particular Light-Sport model.
NEW INTERIORS AND CABIN AMENITIES INTRODUCED FOR BEECHCRAFT KING AIR 260 TWIN TURBOPROPS
Textron Aviation has announced that it is introducing new interiors to its Beechcraft King Air 260 turboprop. Featuring a stunning new look with craftsman-built cabinetry and a selection of opulent fabrics and colour schemes, the luxurious, redesigned cabin interior will be available on all new King Air 260 aircraft in early 2022.
The Beechcraft King Air is an iconic aircraft and we place a great emphasis on continually improving these products. In addition to the latest technology we recently introduced in the cockpit, these new features we are bringing to the cabin of the King Air 260 will create an elevated flying experience for passengers.
The King Air 260's cabinetry offers beautiful wood-grain finishes along with a modernized refreshment centre that is easily accessible for passengers throughout their flight. The cabin interior also offers a selection of four standard colour palates - Alpaca, Buttercream, New Pewter, and Latte. The premium interior - Lava Saddle - is also available. Throughout the cabin, LED lighting provides a warm, inviting atmosphere with lit cupholders and pinhole lighting along the lower sidewalls.
Multiple USB charging ports have been added throughout the cabin, making it easier for greater productivity on your mobile device throughout the flight. Other amenities that come standard on the entire King Air line-up include pleated pull-down shades, pull-out work tables and a private aft lavatory.
The King Air 260 cabin, which seats seven passengers, is configured to maximize passenger comfort. The cabin has been designed to create a spacious environment that offers ample legroom at every seating station.
The King Air 260 brings state-of-the art technology to the cockpit and offers greater ease of flight. The cockpit features the Innovative Solutions & Support (IS&S) ThrustSense Autothrottle system, which supports pilots in their critical mission of delivering people or cargo by automatically managing engine power from the take-off roll through the climb, cruise, descent, landing and go-around phases of flight. This enhancement reduces pilot workload and is designed to prevent over-speed or under-speed, over-temp and over-torque conditions.
The King Air 260 cockpit also features a digital pressurization controller, which automatically schedules cabin pressurization during both climb and descent, reducing pilot workload and increasing overall passenger comfort. The pressurization gauges have been integrated with the powerful Collins Aerospace Pro Line Fusion flight deck.
The aircraft includes the Collins Multi-Scan RTA-4112 weather radar, providing pilots with a fully automatic system that is optimized to detect short, mid and long-range weather.
SAAB DELIVERS T-7A AFT FOR THE FLIGHT TEST PROGRAM
Saab has shipped its second aft airframe section, which is for use in the T-7A Red Hawk flight test program. The production and shipment of this aft airframe section is the latest milestone in Saab's contribution to the design and development of the T-7A Red Hawk trainer for the United States Air Force.
The shipment on 24 July 2021 was from Saab's Link�ping site in Sweden to Boeing in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. On completion of the Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) production phase, Saab's brand-new facility in West Lafayette, Indiana, USA will undertake Saab's production of the aft airframe sections for the T-7A program.
"T-7A demonstrates Saab's approach to international growth and underpins our position as a world-class aircraft company and unique business partner. Together with Boeing, we are achieving our ambitious vision: to redefine what a trainer jet is and to do so through digital engineering. This represents yet another milestone in delivering on our commitments," said Jonas Hjelm, Senior Vice President and head of Saab business area Aeronautics.
Boeing will splice together Saab's aft section with the front section, wings, fins and tail assembly to become a complete test aircraft for use in the EMD's flight test program. The aft section with installed subsystems - hydraulics, fuel and secondary power system - forms the centre structure of the aircraft from behind the cockpit to the end of the aircraft.
In April 2021, Saab delivered its first T-7A Red Hawk aft airframe section for assembly as a ground-based structural testing aircraft. Upon arrival at Boeing in St. Louis, Saab's aft section was joined perfectly with the front fuselage in less than 30 minutes. That achievement is a testament to the use of digital design and engineering, which delivers accuracy, efficiency and improved quality throughout the design and delivery of T-7A Red Hawk.
T-7A Red Hawk is an all-new, advanced pilot training system designed for the U.S. Air Force to train the next generation of combat pilots for decades to come. The aircraft has benefited from Saab and Boeing's "breaking the norm" approach to military aircraft design, engineering and production, which saw the preceding T-X aircraft go from concept to first flight in just 36 months.
ROSTEC AND RUSSIAN POST TO LAUNCH DRONES TEST OPERATION FOR CARGO DELIVERY IN CHUKOTKA
''Russian Helicopters'' Holding of Rostec State Corporation has signed an agreement with Russian Post on the use of unmanned aircraft (drones) in the Chukotka Autonomous District.
The signing ceremony took place at the International Aviation and Space Show MAKS-2021. Andrey Boginsky, Director General of Russian Helicopters and Maxim Akimov, Director General of Russian Post, has signed the document. Companies will conduct the first test flights along the Anadyr-Ugolnye Kopi route in Chukotka by the end of 2021. Following experimental flights, the parties plan to run unmanned aircraft on 20 routes and use them to deliver up to 245 tons of mail per year. Two Russian Helicopters drones - the latest BAS-200 and VRT300 will be used for cargo delivery.
"Russia has a huge number of hard-to-reach regions where unmanned aircraft can cut delivery times in half on average. According to our calculations, the use of the "Aerotaxi" project in the future will also increase cargo traffic volume by 11 times and at the same time logistics services cost will be reduced by 1.81 times", - said Maxim Akimov.
Russian Post plans to launch unmanned delivery on 48 routes in four regions - Chukotka Autonomous District, Kamchatka Krai, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District and Khanty-Mansi Autonomous District. The regulatory mechanism will be involved in the project, provided by the Federal Law "On Experimental Legal Regimes in the Sphere of Digital Innovation in the Russian Federation".
Helicopter-type unmanned aircraft BAS-200 with a maximum take-off weight of 200 kilograms can be applied for terrain monitoring, cargo delivery, search and rescue and agricultural work. It can reach speed up to 160 km/h and is capable of transporting a commercial load up to 50 kilograms. The BAS-200 is capable of flying up to 4 hours at altitudes of up to 3,900 meters. A ground control complex can provide communication with the drone at a range of up to 100 kilometres. Project development and flight tests are conducted by the Mil & Kamov National Helicopter Center.
The VRT300 is a helicopter-type unmanned aircraft system with a maximum take-off weight of up to 380 kg. Drones can be applied for terrain monitoring, cargo delivery, forest protection activities, human search and rescue and agricultural needs. The drone can carry a payload of 70 kilograms, reach speeds of up to 130 km/h and fly a range of up to 325 kilometres. The actual flight is 5,800 meters and the maximum flight time is 5 hours. The VRT300 was designed by VR-Technology of ''Russian Helicopters'' holding.
SIKORSKY RECEIVES BRAZILIAN AIR FORCE BLACK HAWK HELICOPTER SUSTAINMENT CONTRACT
Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company (NYSE: LMT) has received a four-year contract from the Brazilian Air Force to provide logistics support for the service's 16 UH-60L Black Hawk helicopters. The contract will improve fleet sustainment resulting from local storage of commonly required spare parts, assistance from a regional Sikorsky field service technician and direct technical support from Sikorsky Engineering.
"We thank the Brazilian Air Force for selecting Sikorsky to provide the highest level of logistics support for its Black Hawk helicopter fleet," said Felipe Benvegnu, director of Sikorsky sustainment business development. "Local storage of spare parts will eliminate long lead times for material that would keep an aircraft on the ground. Close collaboration with Sikorsky engineers, whether virtual or in person, will also help the Air Force maintainers improve the readiness rates of these utility aircraft for important missions, such as search and rescue."
The Brazilian Air Force acquired its 16 Black Hawk aircraft via Foreign Military Sales between 2006 and 2013.
The Air Force contract is modelled after a multi-year logistics support agreement between Sikorsky and the Brazilian Army. In 2019, after previous agreements with the Army, the flight availability rate of the four Army S-70A (UH-60L equivalent) Black Hawk aircraft reached a 100 percent readiness.
BELL UNVEILS NEW HIGH-SPEED VERTICAL TAKE-OFF AND LANDING DESIGN CONCEPTS FOR MILITARY APPLICATION
Bell Textron Inc., a Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT) company, has announced the unveiling of design concepts for new aircraft systems for military applications which would use Bell's High-Speed Vertical Take-Off and Landing (HSVTOL) technology as the company continues its innovation of next generation vertical lift aircraft. HSVTOL technology blends the hover capability of a helicopter with the speed, range and survivability features of a fighter aircraft.
"Bell's HSVTOL technology is a step change improvement in rotorcraft capabilities," said Jason Hurst, vice president, Innovation. "Our technology investments have reduced risk and prepared us for rapid development of HSVTOL in a digital engineering environment, leveraging experience from a robust past of technology exploration and close partnerships with the Department of Defence and Research Laboratories."
Bell's HSVTOL design concepts include the following features: Low downwash hover capability; Jet-like cruise speeds over 400 kts; True runway independence and hover endurance; Scalability to the range of missions from unmanned personnel recovery to tactical mobility.
Aircraft gross weights range from 4,000 lbs. to over 100,000 lbs.
Bell's HSVTOL capability is critical to future mission needs offering a range of aircraft systems with enhanced runway independence, aircraft survivability, mission flexibility and enhanced performance over legacy platforms. With the convergence of tiltrotor aircraft capabilities, digital flight control advancements and emerging propulsion technologies, Bell is primed to evolve HSVTOL technology for modern military missions to serve the next generation of warfighters.
Bell has explored high-speed vertical lift aircraft technology for more than 85 years, pioneering innovative VTOL configurations like the X-14, X-22, XV-3 and XV-15 for NASA, the U.S Army and U.S. Air Force. The lessons learned from the XV-3 and XV-15 supported the development of the Bell-Boeing V-22 Osprey tiltrotor, an invaluable platform that changed the way the U.S. military conducts amphibious assault, long range infiltration and exfiltration and resupply with a cruise speed and range twice that of helicopters it replaced.
ROSOBORONEXPORT SIGNS CONTRACTS WORTH OVER �1 BILLION AT MAKS 2021
"Rosoboronexport has leveraged the full potential of MAKS-2021 by signing 13 export contracts worth over �1 billion for the supply of Russian military products on the side-lines of the air show," said Alexander Mikheev, Director General of Rosoboronexport.
Following the results of MAKS-2021, the Su-30SME fighters, Mi-35M and Mi-17V-5 helicopters, the Protivnik-GE radar, Verba MANPADS, as well as advanced air weapons, a number of armoured and automotive vehicles have been added to the company's order book and Russian defence manufacturers' production plans."
In Zhukovsky, Rosoboronexport held presentations of the major promoted aircraft, helicopters, air defence and electronic warfare systems for more than 30 delegations from 20 countries. During the negotiations at MAKS-2021, the company's foreign partners expressed interest in acquiring MiG-35D and Su-30SME fighters, IL-76MD-90A(E) military transport aircraft, IL-78MK-90A tanker aircraft, Mi-28NE and Ka-52 attack helicopters, Mi-171Sh military transport and Ka-226T multi-purpose helicopters, as well as air defence systems, including the Pantsir-S1 SPAAGM system.
In the course of talks on the side-lines of the air show, Rosoboronexport discussed industrial partnership in the field of joint and licensed production of Russian combat aircraft and helicopters, as well as modernization of previously delivered aircraft equipment with customers from the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East, Latin America, Africa and the CIS.
"Needless to say, Rosoboronexport's partners became interested in the newest Checkmate light tactical aircraft unveiled by Rostec at MAKS-2021. A number of customers were shown its prototype and even given the opportunity to sit in its cockpit. They praised its characteristics," Alexander Mikheev added.
In addition, Rosoboronexport and Technodinamika signed joint programs to promote parachute equipment and research and development services in the external market. The signing ceremony was attended by Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov, Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov and Rostec CEO Sergey Chemezov.
THE FRENCH AIR FORCE BUYS ANOTHER NINE PC-21
In 2017 the Arm�e de l'Air et de l'Espace purchased 17 PC-21s and has successfully trained its future military pilots on the world's most modern training system since then. The Air Force has now ordered a further nine PC-21s to reinforce its training programme with additional Pilatus training aircraft.
The Arm�e de l'Air et de l'Espace, one of the world's most prestigious air forces, has ordered a further nine PC-21s, proving with this additional contract how efficient the Pilatus training system is. The PC-21s will be deployed to train future military pilots who will subsequently step up to the nation's multi-role lead-fighter. The PC-21s will replace the twin-engine jet trainers which were previously used for pilot training.
The French procurement authority, the Direction g�n�rale de l'armement (DGA), signed the agreement with F-AIR 21 (Cognac Formation Aero SAS France), with Pilatus acting as the exclusive subcontractor for the supply of the nine PC-21s and other ground based training systems and spare parts. The order will secure jobs in Switzerland, where the PC-21s are produced.
Markus Bucher says of the agreement: "French evaluations are highly professional, which again proves to us that we offer the world's best training system in this market. I am delighted that the Arm�e de l'air et de l'espace has opted for further PC-21s.
The PC-21s will be stationed at the Cognac-Ch�teaubernard air base from 2023, where PC-21s have been in use since 2018. The first pilots concluded their training in 2020. With the latest order, the PC-21 fleet will increase to a total of 26. Besides Switzerland and Spain, France is the third European nation to adopt the PC-21, the world's most advanced training system. Over 230 PC-21s are now in service with nine air forces worldwide. The PC-21 is also used to train future test pilots at the Empire Test Pilots' School in Boscombe Down, England.
Given the ever-tighter cost pressure on air force budgets, the completely newly developed PC-21 offers a highly efficient, smart platform for training jet pilots. The PC-21 has extremely high equipment and performance features to meet this need. They provide the single-engine turboprop with a mission spectrum that was previously reserved exclusively for jets. The PC-21 is far more cost-effective to operate than a conventional jet trainer. Feedback from existing PC-21 customers confirms that the Pilatus training system delivers a reduction of over 50 percent in the cost of training a prospective military pilot. Flight simulators and other ground-based learning materials also contribute to this integrated concept.
AMREF FLYING DOCTORS ADDS SPECIAL MISSION CESSNA CITATION SOVEREIGN TO THEIR AIR AMBULANCE FLEET
Textron Aviation has announced that AMREF Flying Doctors has added a pre-owned Cessna Citation Sovereign to its existing Cessna Citation aeromedical aircraft fleet. The aircraft is expected to arrive in Nairobi, Kenya and start lifesaving operations in September 2021.
To enhance the aircraft's low fixed costs of operation, accurately budget for maintenance costs and save with long-term aircraft value protection, AMREF Flying Doctors selected Textron Aviation's ProParts program to cover the airframe systems and avionics parts required for line, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance.
Mike Black, Chief Operating Officer for AMREF Flying Doctors. "The Cessna Sovereign was an easy choice for AMREF Flying Doctors when looking to expand our aviation capability and capacity, so as to support our international, long distance air ambulance operations," He further explained, "patient care and comfort is key to maintaining AMREF Flying Doctors' internationally recognized aeromedical service levels, which are perfectly addressed by the Cessna Sovereign's cabin and its operating capabilities. In addition to acquiring the right aircraft, Textron Aviation did everything to assist with reconfiguring the aircraft for its dedicated air ambulance role at their Orlando, Florida Service Centre as quickly and professionally as possible."
AMREF Flying Doctors is a leading provider in fixed wing air ambulance operations in Africa, Europe and Asia. Serving the aeromedical transport industry for more than 60 years, AMREF Flying Doctors have been a long-time operator of Beechcraft and Cessna fixed-wing aircraft. AMREF Flying Doctors have a worldwide reach and are based at and operate from Wilson Airport in Nairobi, Kenya.
When government, military and commercial customers want airborne solutions for critical missions, they turn to Textron Aviation. The company's aviation solutions provide the high performance and flight characteristics required to address the unique challenges of special mission operations. With unparalleled quality, versatility and low operating costs, Textron Aviation products are preferred for air ambulance, ISR, utility transport, aerial survey, flight inspection, training and a number of other special operations.
VIKING AND PAL AEROSPACE SIGN DHC-6 TWIN OTTER AERIAL FIREFIGHTING SYSTEM CONTRACT
Viking Air Limited ("Viking") and PAL Aerospace Canada are proud to announce the establishment of a contract to support the Twin Otter Fire Attack System. The agreement's scope includes the design, manufacturing, installation and certification of the Aerial Firefighting System for the Twin Otter DHC-6 300 and 400 aircraft. It is anticipated that the Aerial Firefighting System will be certified in 2022 and an international customer will receive the first converted aircraft.
This undertaking is a progressive effort between Viking and PAL Aerospace to build additional capabilities for the already versatile DHC-6 Twin Otter Series 300 and 400 aircraft. The Aerial Firefighting System will allow the Twin Otter to transition effortlessly between global firefighting missions and its more traditional mission profiles, including transporting passengers and cargo.
The airtanker-configured Twin Otter aircraft will help mitigate and fight wildfires with the ability to drop up to 700 US gallons of water or retardant in challenging environments.
Phillip Garbutt, PAL Aerospace Senior Vice President of Global Support said, "PAL Aerospace is proud to partner with Viking on this exciting project that supports innovation, economic growth and supply chains in Canada. As an established DHC-6 Twin Otter Operator, we know first-hand the capability and versatility of the aircraft and consider it a privilege to bring our comprehensive design, engineering and modification capabilities to bear in developing this new capability."
"We are happy to work with PAL Aerospace to provide our operators the ability to utilize our DHC-6 Twin Otter for specialized aerial firefighting missions," said Benjamin Carson, Director of Customer Support Operations, Viking. "As the OEM, we work to continuously enhance the aircraft we support, providing our customers with ongoing fleet sustainment activities and upgrades."
The pilot flying solo on-board a Bell 206B helicopter took off on a private flight from his farm located north of Zebula Lodge to Wonderboom Aerodrome (FAWB). The weather was good at the time of flight. While flying at a height of approximately 400 feet (ft) above ground level (AGL) in FAD 127 Pretoria General Flying Area (GFA) 1, approximately 7 kilometres (km) north-west of the FAWB control zone (CTR) the pilot experienced (an engine) in-flight shut-down (IFSD).
The "engine-out" audio warning sounded and the engine-out light illuminated on the instrument panel. The pilot stated that when he experienced the IFSD, there was a tremendous yaw to the right. He immediately entered auto-rotation flight by lowering the collective pitch lever and applying the necessary tail rotor pedal inputs to return to a stabilised flight.
The pilot identified a dirt road to his right and concluded that it was the only option available to him for landing the helicopter as the terrain was covered in dense bush. He stated that he banked to the right and brought the helicopter in over the dirt road straight and level, maintaining an airspeed of approximately 65 knots (kts). The road was roughly in a north-westerly direction. The pilot was able to approach over it straight and level. He consciously held back on the cyclic for the flare, but just before impact, the nose pitched up and the helicopter yawed sharply to the right. He then attempted to counter it with a forward cyclic, but the helicopter bounced and turned sharply to the left; it came to rest on its skid gear in a nose-down attitude on the side of the dirt road.
The pilot stated that, in retrospect, the main rotor blades must have impacted a tree on the side of the road, which caused the significant pitch up, making a successful execution of auto-rotation impossible. The helicopter sustained substantial damage as the tail boom was severed by the main rotor blades, while the main rotor assembly (main rotor head with the two main rotor blades) separated from the main rotor drive shaft. The pilot was not injured in the accident; however, the helicopter was substantially damaged.
The pneumatic Scroll-to-Pc Filter Tube Assembly had fractured due to fatigue at the forward Pc filter connection. This resulted in engine in-flight shut-down (IFSD), followed by an unsuccessful forced landing (auto-rotative power off landing) on a bushy type terrain.
South Africa, Hertzogville: A Robinson R44 Astro on an apparent game counting, capture operation was destroyed subsequent to an impact with powerlines under unknown circumstances in Hertzogville. The sole pilot onboard was not injured.
Ethiopia, near Kombolcha: An Abyssinian Flight Services Cessna 208B Grand Caravan operating on behalf of the United Nations World Food Programme with two on board suffered extensive damage following a forced landing near Kombolcha, Ethiopia. The aircraft came to rest nose down. The right-hand wing was severed, the right-hand main gear broke and there was extensive damage to the propeller, engine and nose gear area.
India, near Ranjit Sagar Dam, Pathankot: An Indian Army HAL Dhruv helicopter with two crew crashed under unknown circumstances into the water near Ranjit Sagar Dam, Pathankot, Punjab. After three days both pilots still have not been found and are therefore deemed to have died in the crash. Search operations for both pilots are ongoing.
USA, near Starkville, MS: North American T-6G Texan with two on board crashed under unknown circumstances in a heavily wooded area near Starkville, Mississippi. There were no survivors and the aircraft was damaged beyond repair.
Canada, Carleton Place, Beckwith Township, ON: A Quad City Challenger II, an advanced ultralight with only the owner/pilot on board, was returning to its home airfield, an unregistered 3200' grass strip approximately 5nm NNE of Carleton Place Airport (CNR6), Ontario, following a local flight. While on short final approach to runway 32, the nosewheel contacted and severed hydro wires approximately 275 feet short of the runway threshold. The aircraft lost most of its forward momentum, rolled to the right and fell to the ground approximately 50 feet from the wire strike location, with the right wing absorbing the ground impact. The pilot was uninjured and the right wing of the aircraft was substantially damaged. There was a local power outage resulting from the severed hydro wires.
USA, Willamette River in Yamhill County, OR: A Twin Oaks Airpark Inc Piper J3C-65 Cub with only the pilot on board sustained unreported but no apparent damage subsequent to impact with an occupied kayak during take-off from the gravel bar terrain of the Willamette River in Yamhill County, Oregon. The sole pilot onboard the tailwheel equipped airplane was not injured. However, the sole rower onboard the kayak received serious injuries.
Tajikistan, near Poi Mazzor, Khirson Glacier: A Tajikistan Border Service Mil Mi-8 with six occupants on a mission to rescue six Russian Alpinists crashed under unknown circumstances as it tried to land near Poi Mazzor, Khirson Glacier. One occupant died in the crash and four were seriously injured. The helicopter was damaged beyond repair.
USA, Misty Fjords National Monument, Ketchikan, AK: A Southeast Aviation float-equipped de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver Mk 1with six occupants was destroyed in an impact with mountainous terrain near Misty Fjords National Monument 10 miles northeast of Ketchikan, Alaska in poor weather conditions. The one pilot and 5 passengers were fatally injured. The flight was an air tour for cruise ship passengers. An MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew from Coast Guard Air Station Sitka located the wreckage at and lowered two rescue swimmers who reported no survivors.
Italy, between Isernia and Campobasso: A Jonker JS-3 Rapture sailplane with only the pilot on board had to make a forced landing in unsuitable terrain during Coppa Internazionale del Mediterraneo. The pilot was not injured.
USA, Chambers County Airport, Anahuac, TX: A RAF 2000 Gyrocopter with two on board sustained substantial damage subsequent to impact with open turf terrain shortly after take-off from Chambers County Airport (T00), Anahuac, Texas. The two occupants received minor injuries.
Latvia, Cesis Airfield, Priekuli: A Rolandas Kalinauskas replica build ANBO II (The ANBO II was a parasol-wing monoplane aircraft built in Lithuania in 1927 as a pilot trainer for the Army) with two occupants following a loss of engine power experienced an apparent aerodynamic stall/spin and a subsequent impact with airport terrain at the Cesis Airfield (EVCA), in Priekuli, Latvia. The replica airplane sustained substantial damage and one of the two occupants onboard was fatally injured. The second occupant received serious injuries.
France, near Saint-Colomban-des-Villards, Savoie: An A�roclub de Loire-Atlantique Robin DR.500-200I Pr�sident with four occupants, a family consisting of two adults and two children on board, crashed in the vicinity of Saint-Colomban-des-Villards, near the D927 departmental road which leads to the Glandon pass. According to witnesses, the aircraft crashed in the middle of the road and broke in two. There was a post impact fire. Three of the occupants died, the fourth, a young woman (18), was ejected from the aircraft and was seriously injured.
Dr. Hugo Eckener commands the first airship flight to circumnavigate the globe when the flight leaves Friedrichshafen, Germany. The Graf Zeppelin arrived back at Friedrichshafen on 4 September having logged 21,000 mi. 12 days, 12 hours, 20 min flying time.
Hugo Eckener born on 10 August 1868 was judged as an indifferent student. Nevertheless, in 1892 Eckener had earned a doctorate "magna cum laude" in what today might be deemed experimental psychology.
Eckener, whose early career was that of a journalist and editor. Asked to cover the first flights of the Zeppelins LZ 1 and LZ 2, he wrote a rather critical report on of both airships' marginal performances but praised Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin's dedication to his cause. Because several scientists and engineers had criticized his airship plans, the Count sought to speak to Eckener. So impressed was he by the Count him that in October 1908, he agreed to be a part-time publicist for the Zeppelin Company. He became extremely interested in airships and joined the company on a full-time basis.
His aptitude at flying was noticed early on in his career and he became an airship captain, obtaining his airship license in 1911.
An anti-Nazi Eckener, in the interwar years, was the manager of the Luftschiffbau Zeppelin and also the commander of the famous Graf Zeppelin for most of its record-setting flights, including the first airship flight around the world, making him the most successful airship commander in history. He was also responsible for the construction of the most successful type of airships of all time.
As an anti-Nazi who was invited to campaign as a moderate in the German presidential elections he was blacklisted by that regime and eventually side-lined. He passed away on 14 August 1954.
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No. 32 - Ballymacarrett Orange Hall 1901 The Present Hall replaced the old Orange Hall. which stood at the corner of Chamberlain Street: this street was then called "Lovers Lane". Mr Gustav Wolff bought the land that the hall stands on and presented it to the Ballymacarrett Orange District No 6 as a thank-you for skills that had been shown by the Orangemen in H&W.


On June 20, 2014, we participated because we know that by raising funds and walking in the American Cancer Society Relay For Life event, we will help save lives from cancer. We want to make noise and help finish the fight!
It's overwhelming to think that millions of people will be diagnosed with cancer this year. It might be someone close to us - or you or me.
A Relay For Life event is not only a way to join our community to fight back against cancer, but it is also a way to inspire hope by raising funds and cancer awareness to help those facing the disease.
Every day, the American Cancer Society helps people take steps to reduce their risk of cancer or find it early, when it is easiest to treat. They provide free information and services to cancer patients throughout their journey. The organization is investing in crucial research to prevent, treat, and ultimately, cure all cancers.
We have signed up to walk (or run) and raise funds for the Relay for Life of Tippecanoe County on June 20. We hope you will consider joining our team or making a donation in support of our efforts!
You can click here and donate online.
A donation jar is located at the Fleet Feet Sports store counter.
A BIG THANK YOU to Tekoa Geswein of 2nd Wind Health & Fitness, Parkwest Fitness and all those who participated in this event! The event raised $400 for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life!
A BIG THANK YOU to Wings Etc, Fleet Feet Sports West Lafayette and all those who participated in this event! The event raised $400 for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life!
THANK YOU to Logan's Roadhouse and all those who participated in this event! The event raised $79 for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life!
THANK YOU to Chick-fil-A and all those who participated in this event! The event raised $141.95 for Relay for Life!
Bidding period was on Friday, June 20 from 6 pm to 9 pm, Jefferson High School track (below the bleachers) THANK YOU to Brooks Running for donating a pair of shoes, shirt and shorts for the silent auction. The Brooks package raised $135 for the Relay for Life!.
Join our team! Why should you join Team Fleet Feet? The top fundraiser will win a pair of running shoes and socks! The top Luminaria seller will win Balega socks! Each member who raises at least $100 will receive an exclusive tech t! Join Team Fleet Feet here!


Author(s): G. E. Hermann, G. M. Holmes, R. C. Rogers. Laboratory of Autonomic Neurosciences, Pennington Biomedical Research Center, 6400 Perkins Rd., Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70808.
The cytokine tumor necrosis factorα (TNFα) is associated with a constellation of physiological and behavioral characteristics that follow in response to infection such as fever, fatigue, listlessness, loss of appetite, malaise, and tactile hypersensitivity. These responses are examples of central nervous system (CNS) functions modified by the activated immune system. Our studies have focused on the involvement of TNFα in CNS control of gastrointestinal function and "visceral malaise". We have demonstrated that TNFα can elicit gastric stasis in a dose-dependent fashion via its interaction with vago-vagal neurocircuitry in the brainstem. Sensory elements of the vago-vagal reflex circuit (i.e., neurons of the solitary tract [NST] and area postrema [AP]) are activated by exposure to TNFα, while the efferent elements (i.e., dorsal motor neurons of the vagus [DMN]) cause gastroinhibition. Transient exposure to low doses of TNFα cause potentiated (exaggerated) NST responses to stimulation. Subsequent studies suggest that TNFα presynaptically modulates the release of glutamate from primary afferents to the NST. Using immunohistochemical studies, we have observed the constitutive expression of the TNFR1 receptor on central vagal afferents and spinal trigeminal afferents in the medulla, as well as on cells and afferent fibers within the dorsal root ganglia and within laminae I and II of the dorsal horn throughout the spinal cord. The constitutive presence of these receptors on these afferents may explain why inflammatory or infectious processes that generate TNFα can disrupt gastrointestinal functions and cause tactile hypersensitivity. These receptors may also play a critical role in the chronic allodynia and hyper-reflexia observed after spinal cord injury or peripheral nerve damage.
Affiliation:Laboratory of Autonomic Neurosciences, Pennington Biomedical Research Center, 6400 Perkins Rd., Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70808.
Abstract: The cytokine tumor necrosis factorα (TNFα) is associated with a constellation of physiological and behavioral characteristics that follow in response to infection such as fever, fatigue, listlessness, loss of appetite, malaise, and tactile hypersensitivity. These responses are examples of central nervous system (CNS) functions modified by the activated immune system. Our studies have focused on the involvement of TNFα in CNS control of gastrointestinal function and "visceral malaise". We have demonstrated that TNFα can elicit gastric stasis in a dose-dependent fashion via its interaction with vago-vagal neurocircuitry in the brainstem. Sensory elements of the vago-vagal reflex circuit (i.e., neurons of the solitary tract [NST] and area postrema [AP]) are activated by exposure to TNFα, while the efferent elements (i.e., dorsal motor neurons of the vagus [DMN]) cause gastroinhibition. Transient exposure to low doses of TNFα cause potentiated (exaggerated) NST responses to stimulation. Subsequent studies suggest that TNFα presynaptically modulates the release of glutamate from primary afferents to the NST. Using immunohistochemical studies, we have observed the constitutive expression of the TNFR1 receptor on central vagal afferents and spinal trigeminal afferents in the medulla, as well as on cells and afferent fibers within the dorsal root ganglia and within laminae I and II of the dorsal horn throughout the spinal cord. The constitutive presence of these receptors on these afferents may explain why inflammatory or infectious processes that generate TNFα can disrupt gastrointestinal functions and cause tactile hypersensitivity. These receptors may also play a critical role in the chronic allodynia and hyper-reflexia observed after spinal cord injury or peripheral nerve damage.


The chemotherapy clinic mainly treats people as outpatients – so they don't need to stay in hospital for treatment, they just visit for a few hours or a whole day.
However, some patients will stay on the D3 or C4 wards during their treatment.
The type of chemotherapy treatment you are given depends on many things – particularly the type of cancer you have, where in the body it started, what the cancer cells look like under the microscope and whether they have spread to other parts of the body.
Orally – The drugs will be given as tablets or capsules for you to swallow. We now have a service that allows you to have your oral medicines delivered directly to your home or another convenient address. For more information about this service see the home delivery service leaflet.
Drugs given in these ways are absorbed into the blood and carried round the body so they can reach all the cancer cells.


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It is back to the future on U2's new album 'Songs of Innocence'
500 million fans wake up to Bono in their iTunes inbox.
Mike Farragher
Apple's CEO Tim Cook, the Edge, Bono and Larry Mullins. U2 launch new album on iTunes. Irish Voice.
You would have had to be living under a rock to miss the news that U2 dropped a new album at the Apple press conference on Tuesday. With a click of a mouse, Songs of Innocence was deposited into the accounts of 500,000,000 Itunes user accounts, the largest music release in history.
The New York Times reported that Apple promised a $100 million marketing campaign around the new album - nice promotion if you can get it.
"People who haven't heard our music, or weren't remotely interested, might play us for the first time because we're in their library," muses Bono on the band's website. "Country fans, hip hop aficionados from east LA, electro poppers from Seoul, Bhangra fans from New Delhi, Highlifers in Accra… might JUST be tempted to check us out, even for a moment. What a mind blowing, head scratching, 21st century situation. Over 500 million people… that's a billion ears. And for the people out there who have no interest in checking us out, look at it this way… the blood, sweat and tears of some Irish guys are in your junk mail."
Many music fans are labeling Songs of Innocence as junk mail. Reaction has been swift and not always charitable; many resented Apple's assumption that a U2 would be welcome into their customers' library, with some describing the "intrusion" on the Twitter-verse as 'malware' (malicious software).
I'm not sure what the hate is all about: if the biggest rock band in the world decides to partner with the largest music distributor to drop some free music in my account, who am I to complain? I've only been with the album for a few hours and as we know, a good U2 album is like a fine wine that needs time and air to appreciate. Since we are in a constant news cycle, that luxury of time isn't always possible.
The first thing one notices on Songs of Innocence is how the music looks backward, in both sound and musical content. According to interviews and press releases, the boys in the band went back to the bands and the Dublin streets that inspired them. "This Is Where You Can Reach Me" has spooky Eighties synths and a bass line that's a Far East cousin to David Bowie's "China Girl." "Volcano" could be an outtake from The Clash's London Calling. ""After we saw the Clash, it was a sort of blueprint for U2," Bono tells Rolling Stone. "We knew we couldn't possibly hope to be as cool, and that's proven to be true, but we did think we could get behind a sort of social justice agenda."
"Sleep Like A Baby Tonight" is constructed around a minimalist synthesizer riff that calls to mind Kraftwerk, an early influence. "Your eyes are red as Christmas/you're gonna sleep like a baby tonight/in your dreams everything's all right," Bono coos before the dreamscape is violently interrupted by Edge's corrosive riff. They even update their hit "I Will Follow" on the infectious "Raised by Wolves," a politically tinged track that chronicles the "red sea (that) covers the ground in a metal crash" of a Northern Ireland bombing with chilling detail.
Bono has addressed the subject of losing his mother at an early age before; on Pop's "Mother"he called out to her, "Mother, am I still your son?/You know I've waited for so long/To hear you say so." He is even more direct on "Iris (Hold Me Close), singing "the ache in my heart is a part of who I am" about losing her so suddenly. "I have your light inside of me," he assures her over a classic U2 riff that calls to mind "New Year's Day." Over a chunky metallic riff, Bono returns to his roots again on "Cedarwood Road," named after the Dublin Street of his youth. "I'm still standing on the street/I still need an enemy/if the door is open it isn't theft/you can't return to where you haven't left," he sings.
Nothing is ever cut and dried with U2, but this writer suspects we have just received the band's first concept album with a storyline made up of Bono's backward glances. "It is incredibly Dublin-centric" the Edge told The Irish Times. Bono said "This album is somethign hard Jimmy Iovine said to me.He looked me in the eye and said "You're a long way from where you live.This is my reply."
The bottom line is that Apple and U2 have dropped Songs of Innocence ,a great album, into your library. You'd be a fool not to download it.
Have a listen:
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"This is one of my favorite recipes. Great for brunch or special occasions. My mother would prep this on Christmas Eve Day and let it set overnight, then bake it Christmas morning for a simple but decadent dish. This is great for keto or LCHF diets, or you can use turkey breakfast sausage to reduce the fat."
Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Cook and stir sausage in the hot skillet until browned and crumbly, 5 to 7 minutes. Drain and discard grease.
Spread a thin layer of Colby-Jack cheese in the bottom of the prepared baking dish. Crack eggs on top of the cheese layer and break the yolks but do not stir. Layer crumbled sausage over eggs and top with remaining cheese. Drizzle cream on top.
Cover baking dish and refrigerate, 8 hours to overnight.
Bake in the preheated oven until set, about 1 hour. Let stand for 10 minutes before slicing.
This breakfast is truly the bomb!
I love this recipe. Absolutely delicious with so few ingredients. I will be making this often!
This will be my go to for potluck breakfasts.
It's so easy! And loved by everyone! Even made it for a football tailgate and it was a favorite! Now, I make it on a regular basis!
Fantastic! I also only made half a pan and cooked it for 40 mins. I did lightly salt the eggs and used half hot/half not sausage. So easy and yummy!


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Drew Bledsoe
Upon his retirement from the NFL in 2007, Drew Bledsoe "doubled back" to his hometown of Walla Walla, Washington to realize a long held dream. Drew and his Wife, Maura, purchased a piece of property on the southern edge of the Walla Walla Valley AVA and subsequently launched Doubleback as an estate focused winery with the goal of crafting America's best Cabernet Sauvignon in an elegant, true to varietal way. Drew had long been planning for this moment during his years playing football and success came immediately as the very first vintage earned a spot in Wine Spectator's Top 100 List.
Drew hired Josh McDaniels, now CEO & Director of Winemaking, away from Figgins Family Wine Estates where he had trained for almost a decade under their longtime mentor and friend, Chris Figgins. Josh, also a Walla Walla native, has been named a "Washington Prodigy" and a "Game Changer of Washington Wine" by Wine Enthusiast Magazine. The collaboration between Drew and Josh is a competitive partnership that pushes them to continue the pursuit of perfection in Cabernet Sauvignon every day.
Doubleback remains a small, family owned winery located on the southern edge of Walla Walla in its new home that was completed in 2018. The winery has four estate vineyards all located in the Walla Walla Valley and all unique to the other. Each vineyard is sustainably certified and farmed by its own incredible farming crew that is an integral part of the team. The team welcomes it's mailing list customers by appointment only daily.
For former NFL quarterback Drew Bledsoe, owning a winery has been a longtime aspiration that would allow him to combine his passion for fine wine and the love of the Walla Walla Valley.
Josh, Maura, and Drew at the Doubleback Estate in Walla Walla
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The Green Party of Canada applauds Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) for its bold statement on climate change this week. HRM councillors voted unanimously in favour of a motion proposed by City Councillor and Green Party climate critic, Richard Zurawski, declaring that climate change "constitutes an emergency" for Halifax.
"It's overwhelming and incontestable," said Zurawski during Tuesday's debate.
Halifax is the second major Canadian city to adopt measures to mitigate the impending threat of climate change. In a similar move earlier this month, Vancouver city councillors voted unanimously to join Los Angeles and London in declaring a climate emergency. Eight members of the Vancouver City Council Green caucus, led by former Green Party Deputy leader Adriane Carr, are helping to drive climate action there. The evidence is mounting and Canadians are responding by urging their representatives to take measures to protect their communities.


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Booker: Impeachment trial could be 'big blow' to my campaign
by: JULIE PACE, Associated Press
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., poses for a selfie with an attendee after speaking at a campaign event at the home of Polk County Democratic Chair Sean Bagniewski, Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2020, in Des Moines, Iowa. Booker said a looming impeachment trial and other pressing issues in Washington could deal a "big, big blow" to his Democratic presidential campaign by keeping him away from Iowa in the final weeks before the Feb. 3 caucuses. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Cory Booker said a looming impeachment trial and other pressing issues in Washington could deal a "big, big blow" to his Democratic presidential campaign by keeping him away from Iowa in the final weeks before the Feb. 3 caucuses.
Booker is one of five senators running for the Democratic nomination who face the prospectof spending the lead-up to the first-in-the-nation caucuses in the Senate chamber as jurors in President Donald Trump's trial instead of barnstorming Iowa. The challenge for Booker is particularly acute, given that he has struggled to break into the top tier of candidates and needs a strong showing in Iowa to keep his campaign going.
"It's going to be a challenging four weeks in the caucus for us," Booker said in an interview on The Associated Press' "Ground Game" podcast. "If we can't raise more money in this final stretch, we won't be able to do the things that other campaigns with more money can do to show presence."
The New Jersey senator wouldn't say how much money his campaign needs to raise to stay competitive in Iowa, including through television advertising, if he's marooned in Washington during a Senate trial. His campaign has been candid about previous fundraising struggles, announcing in September that he could be forced to end his campaign unless he raised $1.7 million in 10 days. He cleared that bar and stayed in the race.
Yet Booker's standing remains tenuous. He failed to meet the polling requirements for the last Democratic debate and has not qualified for next week's faceoff. A poor showing in Iowa, where his campaign has plunged significant resources, would make it difficult for him to continue in the race.
"If our pathway to victory ever closes off, I'm not staying in," said Booker, who predicted he would "upset expectations in Iowa."
"Whether that's one, two, three, four, I don't know. But we will definitely upset expectations," he said.
Booker spoke to the AP on Wednesday just after attending an all-Senate briefing with administration officials on the intelligence used to justify last week's targeted killing of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani. Like most Democratic senators, and a small group of Republicans, Booker said he was unconvinced by the administration's argument that an imminent threat against Americans justified the killing.
The hastily scheduled briefing prompted Booker to cancel events in Iowa to return to Washington. His schedule for the rest of the month is also in limbo as congressional leaders haggle over how and when to launch the Trump impeachment trial.
"If this trial lasts two weeks, that is literally dozens of events we won't be able to do," Booker said.
Other candidates facing the same predicament are Sens. Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar and Michael Bennet.
Booker has repeatedly sidestepped opportunities to draw sharp contrasts with some of his rival candidates, saying he doesn't want the party's eventual nominee to be weakened by the time they face off against Trump in the general election. Booker said he also has genuine friendships with several of the candidates and has bonded with others during the course of the grueling campaign.
He singled out Joe Biden for an assist in his relationship with actress girlfriend Rosario Dawson. Booker said Dawson called the former vice president one of his "best wingmen" after Biden sang his praises when they met at a recent primary debate.
"A solid to him for being one of the most persuasive arguments that Rosario Dawson should double-down in her relationship with me," Booker said of Biden.
Follow Julie Pace at http://twitter.com/jpaceDC
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by CAROLE FELDMAN, Associated Press / Jan 17, 2020
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration on Friday took another step toward dismantling Michelle Obama's school nutrition guidelines, proposing a new rule that could lead to more pizza and fries and less fruit and a smaller variety of vegetables on school menus.
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue, who announced the rule changes on Obama's birthday, said they were needed to give schools more flexibility and reduce waste while still providing nutritious and appetizing meals.
by MEG KINNARD, Associated Press / Jan 17, 2020
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The Democratic National Committee on Friday announced its criteria for the first debate to be held after voting begins in the 2020 presidential campaign, including a new pathway to the stage based off delegate pledges.
As they have before, qualifiers will need to meet polling and grassroots funding thresholds to participate in the Feb. 7 debate in Manchester, New Hampshire. But new for next month is a pathway centered around delegates: Based off the results of the lead-off Iowa caucuses, any candidate awarded at least one pledged delegate to the Democratic National Convention, as calculated by the Democratic Party, will be able to participate.
by ERIC TUCKER, Associated Press / Jan 17, 2020
WASHINGTON (AP) — Yes, it's a trial — but the Senate's impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump won't resemble anything Americans have seen on Court TV.
In Trump's trial, the Senate will serve as both judge and jury. The Republicans who control the chamber can forge their own rules if they have enough votes. And the presiding judge is the top one in America, yet can be decisively overruled.


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Q: Как защитить sql insert от sql injection в python? Как защитить такой insert запрос от sql инъекций ? Я использую python 3.7 и БД mysql 5.7 с библиотекой pymysql.
Вот код который надо защитить:
self.cursor.execute('''INSERT INTO items (res_id, log_id, link, title, content, n_date, nd_date, s_date, not_date)
                       VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s, %s)''',
                       ( res_id,
                         log_id,
                         str(resource_link),
                         str(item_title),
                         str(item_content),
                         str(n_date),
                         nd_date,
                         s_date,
                         not_date
                       )
                                    )
        print('Запись новостей успешно произведена!')

UPD: То что я экранировал VALUES защитит мой insert?

A: Да, экранирование VALUES защищает insert. На английском stackoverflow есть подробное объяснение, почему.

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What Is an Art History Class Like?
An art history class is an excellent way to explore the world of art and its history. It can be a fascinating and rewarding experience, as students are exposed to the work of many different cultures, eras, and time periods. Students learn about the techniques used by artists in various styles, as well as the inspiration behind the works. It is also a great opportunity to gain an appreciation for the historical and cultural significance of artwork.
Students in an art history course will typically learn about various forms of artwork such as painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, and more. They will explore how these forms were used by different cultures throughout time. They may be asked to analyze works according to their composition or look at how they convey emotions or messages.
They may also be asked to compare works from different eras in order to better understand why certain styles were popular at certain times.
In addition to learning about aesthetics and techniques, students in an art history class will also learn about the social context in which artwork was created. This includes looking at how different cultures have used art as a way of expressing their beliefs and values. Through this exploration, students can gain valuable insight into other cultures and societies throughout history.
An art history class can also provide students with skills that are transferable to other fields such as critical thinking, analysis, problem-solving, communication, research methods, and more. By exploring the artwork of various cultures throughout time, students can develop a greater understanding of the world around them.
An art history class is an excellent way for students to broaden their knowledge about the history of art across various cultures and time periods. Through studying various forms of artwork as well as gaining insight into its social context, students can develop critical thinking skills that are applicable to many different disciplines. Art history classes provide a unique learning experience that can open up new doors for students.
What Is a Art History Class Like?
A Art History class is an important course in any college or university curriculum. It teaches students the fundamentals of art and its history, including the techniques and styles used throughout the centuries. Students will learn about the different eras of art, such as prehistoric, ancient, medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, and modern.
What Are Art History Classes Like?
If you're a student who is interested in the visual arts, such as painting, sculpture and architecture, then a course in Art History may be the perfect way to gain an appreciation and understanding of these art forms. Art History classes provide a comprehensive look at the development of artistic expression throughout history. By studying artworks from different cultures, time periods and regions, students can come to understand how art has evolved over time and how it has been used to communicate ideas and values.
What Is an Art History Course Like?
What Is an Art History Course Like? Studying art history can be a great way to learn about the evolution of art and culture throughout history. An art history course can help students to develop an understanding of the various aspects of visual culture, from its origins to its current state.
What Is a Art History Class?
A Art History Class is a course of study that introduces students to the visual arts and their cultural, historical, and social context. The course typically covers a broad range of topics, such as sculpture, painting, photography, architecture, design, performance art, and multimedia. It also examines the ways in which art is created by individuals and societies and how it reflects their values.
What Is an Art History Class?
If you are interested in art, then you may want to consider taking an art history class. Art history classes are designed to teach students about the evolution of art and its impact on society. An art history class will provide students with an opportunity to learn about the origins of different styles of artwork, as well as the various artistic movements that have shaped our culture.
What Is an Art History Class About?
An art history class is a type of class that explores the history of art through the ages. It looks at how art has evolved over time and how it has been influenced by different cultures, religions, and ideologies. Art history classes cover a variety of topics including the development of art styles, techniques, materials, and subjects.
What Are Art History Classes?
What Are Art History Classes? Art history classes are classes that study the development of visual arts, such as painting, sculpture, architecture, and other forms of artistic expression. It is a way to learn how art has evolved over time and how it has been used to express ideas and emotions throughout history.
What Is Studying Art History Like?
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Divorce involves restructuring of the family where parents separate. When people get married, they get children in the union and who are under the care of both parents. Divorce causes emotional and psychological strain among the parents. The process of divorce is very involving and parents end up as opponents and seek to be independent (Roderick 6).
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After divorce the parents reside in different houses and have to settle with the other about the custody of children. In most cases the children remain in custody of the mother. Although some people believe that parents absorb the major effects of divorce, I believe that divorce has a big effect on children than parents.
Discussion on how effects of divorce on children are more than effects on the parents
According to Friedman (17), when parents divorce the family members are affected. The children as well as the parents have to adjust to changes and may take up to two years to settle down.
They often have emotions that are triggered by the divorce. In cases where children exposed and saw the parents engage in conflict, children find it more comfortable to live with a single parent and be not see the parents engage in quarrels.
On the other hand, some parents keep their differences secret from the children. When they divorce, such children usually have a harder time to cope with the change than children who knew their parents differences. Therefore parents can live in a marriage for the sake of the children.
Children encounter difficulty
Children from divorced families portray differences from those who grow up in stable families. Divorce affects children's social life because some have difficulties relating with other members of society when compared with the others.
Roderick (pg 8), argues that some children from the divorced families may learn skill of copping with difficulties and therefore may end with less problems than those from non divorced families.
The recovery from divorce of the children is depended on the pace of the parent to pull through the difficult times. As Wilson (pg 10) argues, in cases where parents recover quickly, the children were able to cope with changes while those parents who took long to overcome challenges posed by divorce, their children continued manifesting problems like regression.
Unprepared to deal with change
Young children find it unbearable to deal with divorce of the parents because at their age they have not learnt how to muddle through changes and are thereby not fully ready to handle separation of one of the parents. Most often, boys have a harder time than girls when parents divorce.
When they develop problems, the divorced wife poorly manages the son's problems and may liken him with the father besides having her own problems. The problem may include the fact that they had a relationship with the father which is no longer present.
Children are affected by the separation of parents. O'Neill (Para 2) reveals that the father figure or the mother figure is important to children. They lose the connection and some support they got from the parent.
Loss of one parent
Children end up spending limited time with parents. The divorce makes the children live with one parent and may see the other parent at another time. This makes them fail to experience the love and care of the parent who is away. The parents may enter into other relationships where they have to spend some time with the new found partner. The child does not fully enjoy the company of both parents as the parents may be committed to other relationships.
Failure in effective parenting
Some parents change their style of parenting after divorce as Hughes (Para11) mentions. They abandon some practices that would have benefited the child positively. For instance parents may fail to assist in home work since they relocated due to the divorce. The abandonment of the practices affects the child more than the parent because the child needs quality parenting which they are denied.
Children are largely affected by the process of divorce where both parents are adverse enemies. They are affected more than the parent when the two parents extend the fights in court about who is to provide care for the children. The child changes in the way they handle situations and may become irritated easily.
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They may become criminals and at times attempt to take their life. They may also deliberately neglect authority and at time run away from their home. In some cases children feel insecure and uncertainty about their future.
Children suffer when the parents involve them in the divorce cases. Because parents need someone to confide in, some parents end up discussing their problems with the child. The child gets hurt when they become awre of their parents antagonism towards each other. They get feeling of helplessness since they both parents are important to them.
Roderick (Pg 14) supports the claim then process of divorce is traumatizing to the children. For this reason single parents living without divorce are viewed as healthier than families that are conflicting. Moreover, children love to live in a peaceful family rather than a family with violence.
Children have more problems than parents when affected by changes in economic support. Divorced parents may have economic challenges as suggested by most of the authors. Due to inadequate finances following divorce, the single mother of father may relocate and the children change the school they attend as a consequence (O'Neill 16).
Children lose relationships and friendships that are already and may be required have difficulties copping in the new environment. They may also change their lifestyle due to economic constrains.
Psychological effects
Children are psychologically affected by divorce. The memories of a good family, when the conflict began and became worse, the divorce process and later the experiences after the divorce remain in the child brain.
Another experience that remains to distress children with divorced parents is the movement from one parent's residence to the other. Such children suffer because they consider that if the situation would change they would have one home (Friedman 27)
Divorce is stressful and not pleasant. The parents may understand and be willing to go through some changes as a result of the divorce. Children suffer more than the parents because they are neither prepared nor do they understand why they should put up with some changes. The encounter is more unbearable when the parent marries again and divorces again.
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Change in organization of family
Some divorces causes greater loses of relationship with extended family members as well as the organization of a family (Wilson pg 9). The child may lose conduct with the other parents kinsmen like lovely grandparents and only meet them less frequently. During annual parties like a birthday, the child may feel the loss of important members of the extended family and the absence of one parent.
Children are affected by divorce more than parents because it has negative impact on the child's maturity. Considerations made when parents choose to divorce do not include the feelings and opinions of the children. Thus children are forced into separating without being involved. Tension increases when one parent influences the child to side with one parent.
Friedman (Pg 15) notes that both parents should be committed to follow the progress of their child both in education and in social life. Additionally, parents can make efforts to see their children most often as the children need the figure and emotional support from both parents. Furthermore, parents can also consider staying in the marriage for the sake of the children. This is because children suffer even more than the parents for due to the divorce.
The effects of divorce cannot be under estimated because children are affected more than their parents. Based on the words of Wilson (pg 1) we can learn that children of divorced parents are affected by the loss of one parent, financial changes that cause change of lifestyle and relocation.
They are affected emotionally and psychologically and may end up with low self esteem and a feeling of helplessness. In addition, stress and memories concerning the divorce remain high among the children and hence they are affected more than the parents.
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