Neil Young will reunite with Crazy Horse for the first time in four years when they perform two unrehearsed shows on May 1 and 2.
Young, who appeared alongside former colleague Stephen Stills at a benefit event over the weekend, announced the news on his website. "Fresno. May 1 and 2. First time in a long time, live on stage. No rehearsal," the statement read. Tickets for the concert in Fresno, Calif., at the Warnors Center are available at the site.
Jambase notes that Young and Crazy Horse last performed together in July 2014 in Iceland, with a lineup including Ralph Molina, Frank "Poncho" Sampedro, Dorene Carter and YaDonna West. Rick Rosas, who died in November that year, replaced bassist Billy Talbot, who was recovering from a stroke.
Intriguingly, Nils Lofgren has tweeted that he would be performing alongside Young and Crazy Horse at these shows. The longtime E Street Band guitarist, who joined Crazy Horse after Young fired the group (for the first time) in 1970, has collaborated with Young several times over the years, most notably on After The Gold Rush.
The band's last studio project together was 2012's Psychedelic Pill. Sampedro said in 2013 that he feared that year's tour might be their last with Young. "I just think once it stops, it's going to be kind of hard to get it rolling again," he said. "My gut tells me this is really the last tour. I hate saying their ages, but I'm 64 and I'm the baby of the band. I love playing, and we're playing as good as we ever did, but at any time something could go down with any one of us."
Young played only a handful of live shows during 2017 and has few appearances booked for this year. His other confirmed commitments include two shows with Promise of the Real in June and September, plus a private concert on July 14 as part of his Bridge School fundraising activities.


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Formed in 2011, Brisbane prog collective Caligula's Horse are just now starting to reap the rewards of half a decade of hard work as they commence what they themselves call 'the most extensive tour' of Australia the band has yet undertaken. Definitely one of the best young acts Australia has to offer, we here at Sentinel Daily were happy to chat with the bands affable singer Jim Grey as the 'Horse gets readt to hit the tour trail again…
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British ambassador criticizes "clumsy and inept" Trump administration in leaked memos
Updated on: July 8, 2019 / 5:59 PM / CBS/AP
U.K. envoy to U.S. slams Trump administration
Leaked diplomatic cables reveal that Britain's ambassador to the United States regards President Trump's administration as inept, hobbled by infighting, and unlikely to improve.
The memos published in the Mail on Sunday newspaper contain highly critical comments from Ambassador Kim Darroch about the current state of Mr. Trump's government, providing a rare look at how a senior British diplomat views the government of Britain's closest ally.
"We don't really believe this administration is going to become substantially more normal; less dysfunctional; less unpredictable; less faction riven; less diplomatically clumsy and inept," Darroch wrote in one of a series of leaked documents covering the period from 2017 to the present.
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Britain's Foreign Office did not challenge the authenticity of the leaked documents. It called the leak "mischievous behavior" and said the public expects diplomats to provide honest assessments of the politics in the countries where they are posted.
In a statement provided to CBS News, the Foreign Office said:
The British public would expect our Ambassadors to provide Ministers with an honest, unvarnished assessment of the politics in their country. Their views are not necessarily the views of Ministers or indeed the government. But we pay them to be candid. Just as the US Ambassador here will send back his reading of Westminster politics and personalities.
Of course we would expect such advice to be handled by Ministers and civil servants in the right way and it's important that our Ambassadors can offer their advice and for it remain confidential. Our team in Washington have strong relations with the White House and no doubt that these will withstand such mischievous behaviour.
Justice Secretary David Gauke called the leak "disgraceful" but said Britain "should expect our ambassadors to tell the truth, as they see it."
The memos also characterized Mr. Trump's policy on Iran as "incoherent, chaotic." Mr. Trump has frustrated European allies by withdrawing the United States from a complex deal designed to prevent Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons and has seemed in recent weeks to be on the verge of armed conflict with Iran.
The ambassador said he did not believe Mr. Trump's public explanation for calling off a planned military strike against Iran last month.
U.K. ambassador on good relationship with Trump administration
Darroch said there are doubts about whether the White House "will ever look competent" and that the only way to communicate with the president is by being simple and blunt.
He said that while Trump had been "dazzled" by British pageantry on a state visit hosted by Queen Elizabeth II in June, the successful visit would not lead to a fundamental shift in Trump's priorities.
"This is still the land of America First," he wrote.
Darroch expressed a more measured view of the relationship between the two countries in an interview with CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett on "The Takeout" podcast last fall. Darroch said then that while the U.K. had a good relationship with the Trump administration, British leaders also recognized the need to "look at Twitter a bit more often than we used to."
"There are times when things happen unexpectedly. That's not unique to this administration," Darroch said.
"My interpretation of what the president says is that he believes strongly in pursuing American interests."
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Darroch's unvarnished views in the leaked diplomatic cables may lead to some awkwardness, especially since Trump said shortly after his election in 2016 that Brexiteer Nigel Farage would make an excellent British ambassador to the United States.
Trump has not hesitated to inject himself into Britain's political fray, repeatedly criticizing Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit negotiating strategy and praising both Farage and former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, a strong contender to become the next prime minister.
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56 political prisoners freed, but Section 18 law stays in place
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In a move praised by local and international rights groups, Burma's government, led by ex-general Thein Sein, has released 56 political prisoners.
However, the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (AAPP) noted in a statement to the media that 133 political prisoners were still languishing in the country's prisons.
"Their release does not officially acknowledge their political status and ensures they are released with conditions restricting their freedom. It is unacceptable that the old prison sentence still hangs over them once they have been freed," the AAPP said.
AAPP is a political prisoner advocacy and human rights organization based on the Thai-Burma border that works for the release of all political prisoners in Burma and for the improvement of conditions in the country's notorious prison system.
The AAPP said it was aware of over 200 political activists awaiting trial. The majority of whom were being charged under section 18 of the Peaceful Assembly Law and Section 505 (b) of the Penal Code, a controversial law that requires protests to be signed off by the authorities before they can go ahead. Sometimes facing multiple official rebuttals, protests go ahead 'illegally' – protestors caught doing so can face hefty prison sentences and severe fines.
The AAPP is critical of Section 18 and said, "despite the importance of releasing political prisoners, the ongoing detention of protesters and activists perpetuates the idea that political and human rights defenders will continue to face persecution."
The challenges facing former political prisoners are considerable. Due to the restrictions placed upon them by Article 401 – which acts as a form of parole – their freedom after prison is not unconditional.
"Their release does not officially acknowledge their political status and ensures they are released with conditions restricting their freedom. It is unacceptable that the old prison sentence still hangs over them once they have been freed."
Release comes as more political protestors face prison time
On July 15, Burmese President Thein Sein committed to free all prisoners of conscience by the end of 2013, where in a London visit he met British PM David Cameron, and said, "I guarantee to you that by the end of this year, there will be no prisoners of conscience in Myanmar," he said, "We are aiming for nothing less than a transition from half a century of military rule and authoritarianism to democracy."
However, dozens of activists throughout the country have since been arrested and prosecuted for protesting. This includes two staff members of the Human Rights Defenders and Promoters— U Aung Myint, age 44, and Hla Myo Naing, age 34—who were arrested in Irrawaddy Region on September 5 and September 17, respectively, after providing awareness-raising trainings on human rights to local communities.
Other arrests since the President's July statement promising reforms include: Naw Ohn Hla, 52, a prominent activist sentenced on August 29 to two years hard labor for protesting a Chinese-led copper mine in Sagaing Region; U Kyaw Hla Aung, 74, a prominent Rohingya lawyer, human rights defender, and longtime humanitarian worker arbitrarily detained in Sittwe, Rakhine State on July 15; and ten Rakhine activists who were convicted for peacefully protesting a Chinese-led natural gas project and sentenced on September 26 to three months in prison.
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01/13/2022 Sugar and Sweeteners Yearbook Tables Data Product N/A On January 13, 2022, Table 54 (Mexican price of estándar sugar in Mexico City) and Table 55 (Mexican price of refined sugar in Mexico City) were reposted to correct errors in prices posted for December 2021; Table 10 (U.S. Sugar Producer Price Index) was reposted to correct an error in the index posted for May 2021. No other tables were affected by the error.
01/10/2022 America's Diverse Family Farms: 2021 Edition Publication EIB-231 On January 10, 2022, the Federal crop insurance figure on page 27 was revised to correct "All family farms" to "Nonfamily farms." No other figures were impacted.
12/23/2021 Examining Pathogen-Based Import Refusals: Trends and Analysis From 2002 to 2019 Publication EIB-232 On December 23, the title of figure 4 on page 9 was revised to say, "Total number of pathogen/ toxin violations by industry, 2002-19." In addition, the titles of figures 11b, 11c, and 11d on pages 17 and 18 were revised to show the correct country.
12/21/2021 Dairy Data Data Product N/A On December 21, 2021, the "U.S. Dairy situation at a glance" data set was corrected to properly label the units for milk per cow as pounds.
11/17/2021 Rice Yearbook Data Product N/A On November 17, 2021, U.S. rice exports by type and top 10 U.S. rice export markets was reposted. Table 12 in the 2021 Rice Yearbook was reposted to correct errors in historic reported values for U.S. broken-rice and rough-rice exports. Table 13 was also updated to also reflect the most current U.S. Census Bureau export data, including the recently released 2020/21 export data.
11/16/2021 Understanding the Components of U.S. Food Expenditures During Recessionary and Non-Recessionary Periods Publication ERR-301 On November 16, 2021, Figure 9 was revised to correctly depict the contributions of the Propensity to spend on food versus non-food and the Food-at-home share components. No text or other figures were impacted.
11/12/2021 U.S. Agriculture Sector Received an Estimated $35 Billion in COVID-19-Related Assistance in 2020 Amber Waves article N/A On November 12, 2021, the text and the second table were revised to clarify that the Paycheck Protection Program eligibility simulation was carried out on both commercial and intermediate farm operations. No other data or findings are changed.
11/12/2021 U.S. Farm Producers Received Almost $6 Billion From the Paycheck Protection Program in 2020 Amber Waves article N/A On November 12, 2021, the text and chart were revised to clarify that the Paycheck Protection Program eligibility simulation was carried out on both commercial and intermediate farm operations. No other data or findings are changed.
11/12/2021 Meat Price Spreads Data Product N/A On November 12, 2021, Meat Price Spreads, "Choice values and spreads and the all fresh retail value" and "Summaries of retail prices and spreads," were updated to correct the all fresh retail value of beef for October 2021. The correct price for the all fresh retail value of beef is 754.8 cents per pound.
11/09/2021 Charts of Note, October 27, 2021 Charts of Note N/A On November 9, 2021, the chart and text were revised to clarify that the Paycheck Protection Program eligibility simulation was carried out on both commercial and intermediate farm operations. No other data or findings are changed.
11/04/2021 COVID-19 Working Paper: Filling the Pandemic Meal Gap: Disruptions to Child Nutrition Programs and Expansion of Free Meal Sites in the Early Months of the Pandemic Publication AP-093 On November 4, 2021, text on page 6 describing the increase in the number of meals served through the Summer Food Service Program from March through May 2020 as compared to the same period was revised to reflect the correct change. No figures or tables were impacted.
11/04/2021 COVID-19 Working Paper: Financial Assistance for Farm Operations and Farm Households in the Face of COVID-19 Publication AP-090 On November 4, 2021, the text and Table 2 were revised to clarify that the Paycheck Protection Program eligibility simulation was carried out on both commercial and intermediate farm operations. No other data or findings are changed.
10/29/2021 ARMS Farm Financial and Crop Production Practices Data Product N/A Following issues with the underlying data server, some data within the Tailored Reports: Farm Structure and Finance in the ARMS Farm Financial and Crop Production Practices data product were misreported as "NA," starting on or about October 20, 2021, through October 28, 2021. The issue was resolved on October 28, 2021, and the relevant data restored.
10/25/2021 Charts of Note, October 18, 2021 Charts of Note N/A On October 25, 2021, the map presented in this Chart of Note was revised to show the correct number of counties in the contiguous United States.
10/25/2021 Oil Booms Can Reduce Lifetime Earnings and Delay Retirement Amber Waves article N/A On October 25, 2021, the map accompanying this finding was revised to show the correct number of counties in the contiguous United States.
10/13/2021 Commodity Costs and Returns Data Product N/A On October 13, 2021, the Commodity Costs and Returns data and visualization tool was reposted to correct errors for Peanuts, Peanuts production costs and returns per planted acre, excluding Government payments. No other tables were affected by the error.
09/27/2021 Sugar and Sweeteners Outlook: June 2021 Outlook SSS-M-394 On September 27, 2021, the Sugar and Sweeteners Outlook: June 2021 report was reposted to correct errors that occurred in data transmission. The errors occurred in Table 34, Top global honey producers, 2019—as well as two associated references in the text—and were corrected. No other components of the report were affected by the error.
09/14/2021 Meat Price Spreads Data Product N/A On September 14, 2021, the file "Retail prices for beef, pork, poultry cuts, eggs, and dairy products" (cuts.xls) was not updated. The file has now been updated to include August 2021 numbers.
08/20/2021 Charting the Essentials Data Product N/A On August 20, 2021, text was revised to correct unit errors for expenditures. Expenditure values were corrected from millions of dollars to billions of dollars. The chart was not affected.
08/11/2021 International Food Security Assessment, 2021-31 Outlook GFA-32 On August 11, 2021, the abstract and introduction sections were updated to correct errors. No other components of the report were affected by the errors.
08/04/2021 Farm Household Income and Characteristics Data Product N/A On August 4, 2021, the table "Principal farm operator household finances, 2016-21F" in the Farm Household Income and Characteristics (released on both December 2, 2020 and February 5, 2021) was reposted to correct an error.
08/03/2021 International Food Security Assessment, 2021-31 Outlook GFA-32 On August 3, 2021, the abstract and introduction section was updated to correct typographical errors. No other components of the report were affected by the error.
07/28/2021 Charts of Note, July 26, 2021 Charts of Note N/A On July 28, 2021, the text was revised to correct an error that occurred in data transmission. The chart was not affected by the error.
07/28/2021 Charts of Note, July 21, 2021 Charts of Note N/A On July 28, 2021, the chart was revised to correct an error in presentation. No other data or text were affected.
07/28/2021 Agricultural Trade Multipliers: 2019 Data Overview Data Product N/A On July 28, 2021, the Agricultural Trade Multiplier Data Product was revised to incorporate corrected multiplier estimates for the ethanol sector and the 2019 Data Overview was updated to reflect these changes.
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07/21/2021 Food Availability (Per Capita) Data System Data Product N/A On July 21, 2021, the Loss-adjusted Food Availability dataset's fruit files were revised to correct the 2019 primary weight for fresh oranges.
07/16/2021 Market Segments Topic Page N/A On July 16, 2021, the text describing declines in food-away-from-home sales by type of establishment in 2020 was revised with correct percentages. No data tables or charts were affected.
07/16/2021 Food Expenditure Series Data Product N/A On July 16, 2021, the Normalized food expenditures by all purchasers and household final users data were revised to correct the column labels for per capita expenditures among all purchasers.
07/15/2021 Oil Crops Outlook: July 2021 Outlook OCS-21g On July 15, 2021, the Oil Crops Outlook Tables and Oil Crops Outlook: July 2021 were reposted to correct year labels on the "U.S. soybean crop conditions as of July 11" map.
07/13/2021 Meat Prices Spreads Data Product N/A On July 13, 2021, the Summary of retail prices and price spreads dataset was reposted to correct prices for broiler "Leg - bone-in" and broiler "Breast - boneless."
06/29/2021 How the Removal of Tariffs Would Impact Agricultural Trade Amber Waves article N/A On June 29, 2021, text on South Korea's corn tariff and the accompanying data point on the global corn tariff in the second figure were revised to correct errors that occurred in data transmission. No other data was affected by the error.
06/25/2021 Reforming Market Access in Agricultural Trade: Tariff Removal and the Trade Facilitation Agreement Publication ERR-280 On June 25, 2021, text on South Korea's corn tariff and the accompanying data point on the global corn tariff in the second figure were revised to correct errors that occurred in data transmission. No other data was affected by the error.
06/21/2021 Oil Crops Outlook: June 2021 Outlook OCS-21f On June 21, 2021, Tables 1 and 3 of the Oil Crops Outlook were reposted to correct errors in prior month calculations of biofuel and January soybean crush.
06/17/2021 Food Dollar Series Data Product N/A On June 17, 2021, the Food dollar nominal data files were revised to correct the values reported in "million dollars" for 2008-19. No other data were affected.
06/09/2021 Trans Fat Levels Among U.S. Youth Fell From 1999 to 2010 Amber Waves article N/A On June 9, 2021, the source of this finding was revised to show that the correct date of the journal article upon which this finding was based is April 2020.
05/27/2021 ARMS Farm Financial and Crop Production Practices Data Product N/A Due to a server failure, some data within the Tailored Reports: Farm Structure and Finance in the ARMS Farm Financial and Crop Production Practices data product were misreported as "NA" starting on or about April 21, 2021, through May 26, 2021. The issue was resolved on May 26, 2021, and the relevant data restored.
05/25/2021 Oil Crops Outlook: May 2021 Outlook OCS-21e On May 25, 2021, the Oil Crops Outlook Tables were reposted to fix a data transfer error. The peanut domestic food disappearance forecast for 2021/22, Table 7, Peanuts: U.S. supply and disappearance was updated. No other numbers or tables were affected by this error.
04/28/2021 FoodAPS National Household Food Acquisition and Purchase Survey Data Product N/A On April 28, 2021, the Meals and Snacks data file and codebook were republished without the variables SNACKEVE1-7. The variables were removed following the discovery of a data processing error.
04/21/2021 Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook: April 2021 Outlook LDP-M-322 On April 21, 2021, an error was corrected in the Beef/Cattle summary to resolve inconsistencies with the main text.
04/01/2021 Charts of Note, March 29, 2021 Charts of Note N/A On April 1, 2021, the title was revised to include nonoperator landlords. The text citing total rented farmland acreage owned by those residing within 200 miles of their farmland was corrected to 83 percent. No other data were affected.
03/29/2021 Food Availability (Per Capita) Data System Data Product N/A On March 29, 2021, the Dairy (fluid milk, cream, and other products) Loss-Adjusted Food Availability files were updated to correct the retail weights for half and half, eggnog, total miscellaneous cheese, and total dairy products. No other data were affected.
03/26/2021 Dairy Data Data Product N/A On March 26, 2021, corrections were made to two data sets: In "U.S. dairy situation at a glance," corrections were made to the following data items: 2018 annual wholesale price for nonfat dry milk (Central and East); 2019 annual domestic commercial disappearance for American cheese, other-than-American cheese, and dry skim milk products; 2019 annual commercial exports of all products (m.e.-skim); and January 2021 domestic commercial disappearance of dry skim milk products.
In "Commercial disappearance for dairy product categories," corrections were made to January 2021 entries in the "Dry skim milk, monthly" worksheet. The following items were corrected: production of skim milk powder (SMP), production of dry skim milk for animal use, total supply, domestic commercial disappearance, and total commercial disappearance.
03/25/2021 Farm Income and Wealth Statistics Data Product N/A On March 25, 2021, the General Documentation and the Documentation for the Farm Sector Financial Ratios pages in the Farm Income and Wealth Statistics data product were modified to correct formulas and associated text pertaining to value of production and production expenses. These corrections affect the documentation of the data product only, no reported data were affected.
03/25/2021 ARMS Farm Financial and Crop Production Practices Data Product N/A On March 25, 2021, documentation supporting the ARMS Farm Financial and Crop Production Practices data product was revised to list the calibration targets that are used to align certain ARMS-based estimates with other published data—including aggregate farm numbers, the number of farms in different sales classes, and harvested acres/commodity production at the national level. No reported data were affected.
03/17/2021 Feed Grains Database Data Product N/A On March 17, 2021, the Feed Grains Database was updated to correct the monthly feed and residual use of corn gluten feed and meal.
03/02/2021 State Export Data Data Product N/A On March 2, 2021, Top 5 U.S. Agricultural Export Commodities by State: Fiscal year 2020 and Top 5 U.S. Agricultural Import Commodities by State: Fiscal year 2020 were revised to correct an error in the name of a product group category. The group has been renamed "Food preparations." No other values in the data product were affected by the error.
02/24/2021 Season-Average Price Forecasts Data Product N/A On February 24, 2021, the season-average price data product was revised to correct an error in the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates comparison price for corn. No other data or tables were affected by this error.
02/23/2021 Economic and Food Security Impacts of Agricultural Input Reduction Under the European Union Green Deal's Farm to Fork and Biodiversity Strategies Publication EB-30 On February 23, 2021, the Summary table was revised to correct errors that occurred in data transmission. No other components of the report were affected by the error.
02/18/2021 Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook: February 2021 Outlook LDP-M-320 On February 18, 2021, errors were corrected in the charts for U.S. beef imports and U.S. beef exports, published in the Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook report for February 2021. No other components of the report were affected by the errors.
02/08/2021 Agricultural Market Access Under Tariff-Rate Quotas Publication ERR-279 On February 8, 2021, table 2 was revised to correct the over-quota rate for U.S. sugar. No other tables of the report were affected by the error.
01/29/2021 Cost Estimates of Foodborne Illnesses Data Product N/A On January 29, 2021, the Vibrio other Excel file (calculated in 2013 dollars) was updated to correct the total cost of illness. No other data were affected.
01/21/2021 Vegetables and Pulses Outlook: December 2020 Outlook VGS-365 On January 21, 2021, Figure 2 was revised to correct an error on the x-axis. The accompanying text was also revised and now states, "Interest in fresh-market cauliflower then fell off until per capita availability bottomed out at 1.2 pounds per person in 2012." No other figures or tables of the report were affected by the error.
01/13/2021 Charts of Note, January 8, 2021 Charts of Note N/A On January 13, 2021, the charts on residence and intermediate farms were revised to correct the labels for "Median total income" and "Median off-farm income."
01/06/2021 Agricultural Baseline Database Data Product N/A On January 6, 2021, the Agricultural Baseline Database visualization tool and custom query app were updated to correct errors in data transfer for the category of U.S. eggs, hatching use. No other data or files were affected by this error.
12/30/2020 Agricultural Baseline Database Data Product N/A On December 30, 2020, the Agricultural Baseline Database visualization tool and custom query app were updated to correct errors in data transfer for the category of U.S. egg exports. No other data or files were affected by this error.
12/11/2020 Charts of Note, December 9, 2020 Charts of Note N/A On December 11, 2020, text was updated to distinguish that preliminary data was used in the chart and that official November turkey weight data is forthcoming.
12/11/2020 Highlights From the Farm Income Forecast Topic Page N/A On December 11, 2020, text that characterized the 2019-20F percent decline in median off-farm income was corrected to state: "As in previous years, many farm households rely on off-farm income—the median is forecast to decrease in 2020, down 1.2 percent to $67,950 from $68,750 in 2019." This sentence appears in the web pages "Farm Household Income Forecast" and "Highlights From the Farm Income Forecast." No statistics in data tables or charts were affected.
12/11/2020 America's Diverse Family Farms: 2020 Edition Publication EIB-220 On December 11, 2020, the landing page for the report America's Diverse Family Farms: 2020 Edition was revised to correct the share of production attributed to family farms in 2019 cited in the abstract. Family farms accounted for 86 percent of farm production in 2019. The report itself is unaffected by this change.
12/04/2020 In Recent Years, Most Expiring Land in the Conservation Reserve Program Returned to Crop Production Amber Waves article N/A On December 4, 2020, the Amber Waves finding was revised. The share of land exiting USDA's Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) that went into some form of crop production was corrected to 79 percent. The acreages shown in the figure were also updated to correct an undercounting of roughly 188 acres of land that exited CRP over the study period.
12/04/2020 Charts of Note, January 13, 2020 Charts of Note N/A On December 4, 2020, the Chart of Note was revised. The acreages shown in the figure were updated to correct an undercounting of roughly 188 acres of land that exited USDA's Conservation Reserve Program over the study period.
12/04/2020 The Fate of Land in Expiring Conservation Reserve Program Contracts, 2013-16 Publication EIB-215 On December 4, 2020, the acreage in expiring Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) contracts was corrected to 1.19 million in 2016. The share of land exiting CRP going into some form of crop production was corrected to 79 percent, and the share going into tree cover to 6 percent. The amount of land exiting general land that went to annual crops was changed to 56 percent, and land exiting continuous land that went to perennial specialty crops was corrected to 10 percent. The amount of tree-practice land that was the least likely to transition to some type of crop production (annual, specialty, or perennial forage crop use) after it exited the CRP was corrected to 18 percent. Lastly, the acreages shown in figure 7 were updated to correct an undercounting of roughly 188 acres of land that exited CRP over the study period. Data shown in table 1, appendix table 2, and appendix table 3 were also revised.
11/20/2020 Agricultural Baseline Database Data Product N/A U.S. Livestock projections to 2030: On November 20, 2020, the Agricultural Baseline Database was updated to correct errors in data transfer for the file "U.S. Livestock projections to 2030." The categories of supply, use, and price data were revised for variables in all animal product categories. No other files were affected by these errors.
U.S. Feed Grains projections to 2030: On November 20, 2020, the Agricultural Baseline Database was updated to correct errors in data transfer for the file "U.S. Feed Grains projections to 2030." A correction was made to the category of domestic use for sorghum, which did not properly aggregate data for the 2 categories of domestic use. No other data or files were affected by these errors.
10/30/2020 Charts of Note, September 14, 2020 Charts of Note N/A On October 30, 2020, the Chart of Note was revised to correct shares of land exiting the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) by land use category. Land used for crop land was corrected to 79 percent. Land used for trees was corrected to 6 percent. No other values were affected.
10/28/2020 State Export Data Data Product N/A On October 28, 2020, commodity information was reposted to correct errors for U.S. Agricultural Exports, Commodity detail by State: Calendar years 2000-2019. Information was reposted to correct an error in data transfer for state export totals in 2019 for NE and AR Corn, GA and KS Wheat, and MO Other Plant Products. The commodity rankings for Corn, Wheat, and Other Plant Products were amended to reflect the corrected figures. No other components were affected by this error.
10/09/2020 U.S. Agricultural Trade Data Update Data Product N/A On October 9, 2020, Top 10 U.S. export markets for soybeans, corn, wheat, and cotton, by volume was reposted to correct an error in data transfer on the October update sheet. No other sheets in the file were affected by this error.
10/09/2020 U.S. Agricultural Trade Data Update Data Product N/A On October 9, 2020, U.S. agricultural exports, year-to-date and current months was reposted to correct an error in data transfer on the October update sheet. No other sheets in the file were affected by this error.
09/17/2020 Statistical Supplement to Household Food Security in the United States 2018 Publication AP-081 On September 17, 2020, Table S9 was revised to correct errors in row labels. Values in the table are unchanged but are now correctly labeled for 8 items from the food security questionnaire: Relied on few kinds of low cost food to feed children; Couldn't feed child(ren) balanced meals; Child(ren) were not eating enough; Adult(s) cut size of meals or skipped meals; Respondent ate less than felt he/she should; Respondent hungry but didn't eat because couldn't afford; Respondent lost weight; Adult(s) did not eat for whole day.
09/15/2020 A Shift to Healthy Diets Likely to Affect Use of Natural Resources Amber Waves article N/A On September 15, 2020, this article was revised to correctly identify the units for greenhouse gasses as metric tons throughout the article.
09/15/2020 Prevalence of very low food security, 2019 Charts N/A On September 15, 2020, the webpage was reposted to correct the page title. No other content was modified.
09/15/2020 Resource Requirements of Food Demand in the United States Publication ERR-273 On September 15, 2020, Resource Requirements of Food Demand in the United States was revised to correctly identify the units for greenhouse gasses as metric tons throughout the report.
09/10/2020 Food Environment Atlas Data Product N/A On September 10, 2020, the Food Environment Atlas data files were reposted after duplicate county records were removed from the Local category. The two counties that had duplicate records were Chester, PA (FIPS code = 42029) and Mecklenburg, NC (FIPS code = 37119).
No other values were affected.
09/04/2020 Charts of Note, August 31, 2020 Charts of Note N/A On September 4, 2020, this chart was reposted to correct a unit error in the y-axis label.
08/10/2020 Economic Viability of Industrial Hemp in the United States: A Review of State Pilot Programs Publication EIB-217 On August 10, 2020, Appendix B tables were updated to reflect that the reported 2018 greenhouse areas for Montana, Vermont, and West Virginia were not available (N/A) and the 2017 greenhouse area for Minnesota was also not available (N/A). Vermont processor numbers in 2016 were updated to 1 (grain), 3 (CBD), and 4 (total). Values in the associated charts and text were correct and are unchanged.
07/22/2020 Charts of Note, June 05, 2020 Charts of Note N/A On July 22, 2020, the Chart of Note on eating out expenditures in March 2020 was reposted with corrected data for February 2020 and March 2020 in both the text and graphic (chart). Food-at-home spending was corrected to 6.7 percent higher in February 2020 compared with February 2019 and to 19.3 percent higher in March 2020 compared with March 2019. Inflation-adjusted spending at eating-out establishments was corrected to 3.1 percent higher in February 2020 compared with February 2019 and to 28.3 percent lower in March 2020 compared with March 2019.
07/15/2020 Feed Grains Custom Query Database Data Product N/A On July 15, 2020, the Feed Grains Database was reposted to correct an error in data transfer of the 2019/20 Q3 high fructose corn syrup (HFCS), glucose and dextrose, and starch data. No other variables were affected by this error.
07/09/2020 U.S. Agricultural Trade Data Update Data Product N/A On July 9, 2020, Top 10 U.S. agricultural export markets for wheat, corn, soybeans, and cotton, by volume on the July update sheet was reposted to correct an error in data transfer. No other sheets in the file were affected by this error.
07/06/2020 U.S. Agricultural Trade Data Update Data Product N/A On July 6, 2020, the May 2020 column in the U.S. agricultural trade table of the Latest U.S. Agricultural Trade Data was updated to correct an error in data transfer. No other columns or tables were affected by this error.
07/02/2020 Recent Trends in GE Adoption Data Product N/A On July 2, 2020, ERS reposted the text summary that accompanies the data product "Adoption of Genetically Engineered Crops in the U.S." to correct the percentage of acreage planted with HT (herbicide-tolerant) cotton in 2019 referenced in the summary. Values in the associated charts and data files were correct and are unchanged.
06/16/2020 Season Average Price Forecasts Data Product N/A On June 16, 2020, the June 2020/21 Season Average Price forecasts for wheat, corn, soybeans, and cotton were reposted to correct coding errors. The 2020/21 Wheat Forecast Table 2 and cell D18 have an updated summarized price data. The 2020/21 Corn Forecast Tab has been updated to reflect a coding error potentially impacting the Effective Reference Price (ERP). The 2019/20 Soybeans Forecast Table 12 now contains the date of the most recent World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE). The 2020/21 Cotton Forecast Table 7 and cell D18 have an updated summarized price. No other values were affected by these errors.
06/04/2020 Charts of Note, June 04, 2020 Charts of Note N/A On June 4, 2020, the Chart of Note on growth in pork sales to China was reposted to correct a unit error in the text. U.S. pork exports during first quarter 2020 were corrected to 2 billion pounds. Pork sales to China, including Hong Kong, were corrected to 597 million pounds. The original graph was accurate.
06/01/2020 Historical Forecasts Data Page N/A The 2018/19 Historical Forecast for Wheat was updated on 5/28/2020 to correct a data entry error in Table 7, Futures forecast of season-average price received (SAP) and implied counter-cyclical payment rate by weekly forecast period, marketing year 2018/19. No other tables were affected by this error.
05/29/2020 Farmland Value Topic Page N/A On May 29, text in the ERS page on Farmland Value (in the Land Use, Land Value & Tenure topic) was revised. The following sentence incorrectly identified 2019 rental rates in the Northeast and has been corrected to state: "Between 2018 and 2019, cropland rental rates increased the most in the Pacific (up 10.2 percent to $305 per acre), Northeast (up 6.2 percent to $87 per acre), and Southeast (up 2.9 percent to $88.50 per acre)." Values in the associated table were unchanged.
04/27/2020 Vegetables and Pulses Yearbook Tables Data Product N/A Table 72, U.S. dry edible beans: Supply, availability, & price, farm weight, was reposted on April 27, 2020 to correct missing and misaligned data. No other tables of the Yearbook were affected by the error.
04/27/2020 The Food Assistance Landscape: FY 2018 Annual Report Publication EIB-207 On April 27, 2020, figure 7 on page 13 of this report, The Food Assistance Landscape: FY 2018 Annual Report, was revised so that the y-axis label correctly reads "Thousands of people."
04/17/2020 Feed Outlook: April 2020 Outlook FDS-20d The Feed Outlook tables were reposted on April 16, 2020 to correct an error in the 2019/20 December-January feed and residual and ending stocks. No other components of the supply and use table were affected by the error.
04/17/2020 Feed Grains Database Data Product N/A The Feed Grain database was reposted on April 16, 2020 to correct an error in the 2019/20 December-January feed and residual and ending stocks. No other components of the supply and use table were affected by the error.
04/17/2020 Feed Grains: Yearbook Tables Data Product N/A The Feed Grain Yearbook tables were reposted on April 16, 2020 to correct an error in the 2019/20 December-January feed and residual and ending stocks. No other components of the supply and use table were affected by the error.
04/15/2020 Feed Grains Database Data Product N/A On April 15, 2020 the Feed Grain database was re-posted after corrections were made to errors in the 2018 and 2019 hogs and total animal unit indices.
04/14/2020 Oil Crops Yearbook Data Product N/A This data product was revised in April 2020 by correcting tables 5 and 8. The tables now include corrected data for the soybean oil total supplies and domestic disappearance for 2017/18 and 2018/19 and methyl ester disappearance for 2008/09 and 2009/10.
03/23/2020 Food Dollar Series Data Product N/A On March 23, 2020, the ERS data product, Food Dollar Series, was revised to correct estimates of real (2009 prices) data for the years 2016-18. The revision corrects data in both the interactive application and in the downloadable data files (Excel and csv). Only real (2009 prices) data for the years 2016-18 were affected; the nominal data series remains unchanged.
03/17/2020 Foreign Agricultural Trade of the United States Data Product N/A On March 16, 2020, trade balances for January through May of 2019 were corrected in the dataset, "Total value of U.S. agricultural trade and trade balance, monthly.
03/13/2020 America's Diverse Family Farms: 2019 Edition Publication EIB-214 On March 13, 2020, the report America's Diverse Family Farms: 2019 Edition was revised to correct an error in the chart and related text in the Government Payments and Federal Crop Insurance section. The bar chart on page 19 incorrectly identified the percent of Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) payments received by each of the farm types. The original chart reported the share of all conservation payments received by each farm type, and not the share of CRP payments. In effect, retirement, off-farm occupation, and low-sales farms received 75 percent of CRP payments in 2018, and not 49 percent as originally reported.
02/19/2020 Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook: December 2019 Outlook N/A On February 3, 2020, an error was corrected in a graph on U.S. broiler exports to China, published in the December 2019 Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry Outlook report. The original graph underrepresented U.S. broiler exports to China, although the corresponding written analysis was accurate.
02/12/2020 Charts of Note, September 27, 2019 Charts of Note N/A On February 11, 2020, a Chart of Note on U.S. production of ice cream and frozen yogurt, published on September 27, 2019, was corrected. Total U.S. production of ice cream and frozen yogurt was corrected from 6.2 billion pounds in 2018 to 6.4 billion pounds.
02/12/2020 Dairy Data Data Product N/A On February 12, 2020, corrections were made to the data set "Supply and allocation of milk fat and skim solids by product (annual)." The following data entry errors have been corrected: 2018 milk-fat and skim-solids content of yogurt (nonfrozen), 2018 milk-fat content of milk production, and the 2016-18 skim-solids content of milk production. Other data items that are calculated from these listed data items have also been corrected.
01/16/2020 Meat Price Spreads Data Product N/A On January 12, 2020, a correction was made to the data used to calculate December 2019's byproduct, net farm, and wholesale values for Choice beef. These in turn spawned modifications to the price spread calculations, and the averages for Q4 of 2019 and for 2019 annual values. In essence, the corrected value for December 2019 wholesale value of beef was revised downward by 28.9 cents, and the byproduct value was revised upward by 13.5 cents.
12/10/2019 ARMS Farm Financial and Crop Production Practices Data Product N/A On December 10, 2019, the data product ARMS Farm Financial and Crop Production Practices was revised to correct an error in the calculation of average and median net farm income estimates for 2012-17 found in Tailored Reports: Farm Structure and Finance. Revised net farm income estimates impact all "subject" and "filter" selections for average and median net farm income, 2012-17. Estimates of U.S. average net farm income, for example, are revised downward by -4.5 to -8.8 percent across the 6 years, lowering these estimates by $1,858 to $4,409. The error was restricted to the underlying calculation of the net farm income variable alone; no other data values were affected within the income statement. However, net farm income is a component in the calculation of a subset of financial ratios also found in the tailored reports. Thus, the reported rate of return on assets, rate of return on equity, operating profit margin, and term debt coverage ratio estimates for 2012-17 are revised as well.
12/5/2019 Outlook for U.S. Agricultural Trade: November 2019 Outlook AES-110 On December 4, 2019, the Reliability Tables were for fiscal year (FY) 2018 were replaced with Reliability Tables for FY 2019. The FY 2018 Reliability Tables were included in error. Additional grammatical corrections were also made.
11/21/2019 International Agricultural Productivity Data Product N/A On November 21, 2019, the collection of data files in the International Agricultural Productivity data product were revised to correct an error in the reported gross agricultural output for "Ethiopia, former" for the years 2011-16. Estimates of 2011-16 agricultural output and derived total factor productivity were revised for "Ethiopia, former," and the regions of "SSA, Horn," "Africa, Sub-Sahara," "Developing Countries," "Low Income Countries," and "World." The charts available in the Summary Findings were also revised where needed; at the most aggregated level, for example, average annual global agricultural output growth over 2001-16 is now 2.45 percent, not 2.47 percent per year as originally reported.
11/6/2019 Agricultural Baseline Database Data Product N/A On November 6, 2019, the upland cotton farm price units in the "cotton_to_2029.xls" file of the early release tables of the Agricultural Baseline Database were corrected to dollars per pound from previously stated cents per pound.
10/9/2019 Latest U.S. Agricultural Trade Data and Total value of U.S. agricultural trade and trade balance, monthly Data Product N/A On Oct 9th, 2019, the export, import, and trade balance figures for August 2019 and the 2019 fiscal and calendar year-to-date figures were corrected. Previously the import and export figures for August 2019 were inverted, which resulted in an error for the fiscal and calendar year-to-date as well for 2019.
10/7/2019 Amber Waves Finding Article, New ARMS Online Data Tool Allows Users To More Easily Access, Analyze, and Compare Farm Statistics Amber Waves Article N/A On October 7, 2019, the figure in the Amber Waves finding "New ARMS Online Data Tool Allows Users To More Easily Access, Analyze, and Compare Farm Statistics" was revised to correct the chart's title and its data points for 2017.
10/7/2019 ARMS Farm Financial and Crop Production Practices Data Product N/A On October 7, 2019, the documentation for the Agricultural Resource Management Survey (ARMS) Farm Financial and Crop Production Practices data product was reposted to correct an error in the table that described ARMS coverage by commodity and year. Reference year 2020 ARMS surveys are planned for corn, rice, and hogs.
9/20/2019 The Growing Corn Economies of Mexico and the United States Publication FDS-19F-01 On September 20, 2019, several corrections were made to the special outlook report entitled The Growing Corn Economies in Mexico and the United States. In the box entitled "Where is Corn Grown in Mexico and the United States?," the legend in figure 2 was corrected, and the correct production data were entered into table 2.
9/3/2019 Farm Income and Wealth Statistics Data Product N/A On September 3, 2019, the raw, comma separated value (csv) data file containing the complete forecast and historical data for the August 30, 2019, release of the Farm Income and Wealth Statistics data product was replaced. The original file contained errors in the 2019 forecast values for several balance sheet asset components (and as such affected 2019 assets, equity, and some financial ratios). The errors were specific to the creation of the csv download file and did not impact data found in the reports, text, or data visualizations.
8/26/2019 Charts of Note, 8/23/2019 Chart of Note N/A On August 26, 2019, the chart's vertical axis labels were adjusted to accurately align with their corresponding horizontal lines.
8/14/2019 Feed Grains Database Data Products N/A On August 14, 2019, the animal unit calculations for hogs in 2018-2019 in the Feed Grains Database were corrected and the total animal units for those years were revised accordingly.
8/5/2019 The Growing Corn Economies of Mexico and the United States Publication N/A On August 5, 2019, the ERS report, "The Growing Corn Economies of Mexico and the United States," was reposted to change its report number from OCS 19F-02 to FDS 19F-01.
8/2/2019 ARMS Farm Financial and Crop Production Practices Data Product N/A On August 2, 2019, the data tool Tailored Reports: Farm Structure and Finance was corrected to address a programming error that incorrectly showed, as part of the bar graphs, the number of farms in the United States and each State. The programming error affected the graphics only and did not impact any data displayed in the tables or downloads.
7/17/2019 Feed Outlook Publication FDS-19g On July 16, 2019, Table 5 in the July 2019 Feed Outlook report was corrected to fix a computational error causing values for 2018/19 quarterly HFCS, glucose and dextrose, starch, alcohol for fuel, alcohol for beverage and manufacturing, and cereals and other products to be off by a factor of 2. All values are now correct.
7/3/2019 Rural-Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) Codes Data Product N/A On July 3, 2019, the Rural-Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) Codes data product was revised to correct a programming error affecting the 2010 secondary RUCA codes. The revision corrects the secondary codes of 10,909 of 74,002 census tracts. Secondary RUCA codes may be used to classify census tracts into rural and urban categories. The revised secondary codes result in an increase in the number of census tracts classified as rural. The 2010 primary RUCA codes are not affected by this revision.
6/26/2019 Conservation Practices With Greater Benefits to Farmers and Ranchers Have Higher EQIP Completion Rates Amber Waves article N/A On June 26, 2019, the title of the Amber Waves finding "Lower Completion Rates for Conservation Practices Associated with Greater Onfarm, Private Benefits" was changed to "Conservation Practices With Greater Benefits to Farmers and Ranchers Have Higher EQIP Completion Rates" to more accurately reflect the content of the finding.
5/16/2019 Rice Outlook Publication RCS-19E On May 16, 2019, the 2017/18 U.S. medium- and short-grain rice import estimate in Table 2 of the May Rice Outlook was revised to reflect corrected census data. The all-rice U.S. 2017/18 import estimate already reflected this correction.
5/14/2019 Meat Price Spreads Data Product N/A On May 14, 2019, Choice beef, gross farm value, byproduct value, and the 5-market steer prices in the April 2019 Meat Price Spreads data product were corrected to reflect May 13, 2019, final release values published by the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service. The gross farm value, byproduct value, and 5-market steer prices are all 0.1 cent lower than previously reported.
5/06/2019 Meat Price Spreads Meat Price Spreads N/A On May 6, 2019, 2019 Q1 data were corrected in the Meat Spreads Data product, 'Choice beef values and spreads and the all-fresh retail value' file, and the 'Pork values and spreads' file.
4/22/2019 Dairy Data Data Product N/A On April 22, 2019, a data entry error in the file "Commercial disappearance for dairy product categories (monthly and annual)," specifically in the "Lactose, monthly" worksheet for July 2018, was corrected.
4/8/2019 Charts of Note, 4/4/2019 Chart of Note N/A On April 4, 2019, the final sentence in the text of the Chart of Note "Food safety actions by the produce industry and commercial buyers have moved food safety practices forward" was corrected so that the date of its related ERS report was properly stated as April 2019.
4/2/2019 Beginning, Socially Disadvantaged, and Veteran Farmers and Ranchers Topic Page N/A On April 2, 2019, the "Beginning, Socially Disadvantaged, and Veteran Farmers and Ranchers" webpage from the "Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018: Highlights and Implications" series was revised to clarify language about the structure of the Farming Opportunities Training and Outreach Program and to correct statements about the allocation of funds to that program and about set-aside provisions for that funding.
3/29/2019 Commodity Costs and Returns Data Product N/A On March 29, 2019, the Recent Costs and Returns: Corn data file was revised to correct a weighting error in corn cost and return data for the U.S. and all regions for 2016 and 2017. U.S. and regional data in other years were unaffected by the error.
3/28/2019 Poultry Sector at a Glance Topic page N/A On March 28, 2019, the egg export and disappearance data for 2007-12 on the Poultry Sector at a Glance web page were corrected to reflect a change in the calculation for converting egg products to shell-egg equivalents. Data from 2013 onward already reflected these changes. Additionally, a few data points for broiler, turkey, and egg benchmark prices were corrected due to calculation and rounding errors.
3/25/2019 Estimated Effects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on Farms and Farm Households Publication ERR-252 On March 25, 2019, the report Estimated Effects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on Farms and Farm Households (ERR-252, June 2018) was reposted to correct the simulated effective tax rate under the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) for very large farms. The corrected rate—31.2 percent—was applied to the underlying data for the report summary chart, table 5, and the calculated difference between the simulated TCJA rate and the effective tax rate under the previous law. The associated text referencing the absolute rate was also revised.
3/19/2019 Charts of Note, 3/18/2019 Chart of Note N/A On March 19, 2019, the legend of the Chart of Note "Greenhouse tomato production spans most U.S. States" was corrected so that the second lowest category is properly listed as "100,000 pounds to 500,000 pounds."
3/18/2019 Beginning, Socially Disadvantaged, and Veteran Farmers and Ranchers Topic page N/A On March 18, 2019, the "Beginning, Socially Disadvantaged, and Veteran Farmers and Ranchers" webpage from the "Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018: Highlights and Implications" series was revised to clarify language about farm loans and to correct a statement about USDA Farm Loan Guarantees. The previous statement that the 2018 Farm Act included provisions to waive fees for guaranteed loans for beginning and socially disadvantaged farmers was incorrect and has been removed.
3/8/2019 Livestock and Meat Domestic Data Data product N/A On March 8, 2019, the Livestock & Meat Domestic Data page was revised to correct the NEW-Recent and historical (pivot tables & machine readable sheet) file. The year-to-date totals for 2017 and 2018 were incorrect for all commodities and therefore those totals were removed, leaving only the monthly data.
2/25/2019 Specialty Crops Topic page N/A On February 25, 2019, the Specialty Crops page was revised to add a link to a newly posted Farm Bill page and to remove a reference to 2014 Act funding levels for the Local Agriculture Market Program's (LAMP) component programs.
2/19/2019 Rice Outlook: February 2019 Publication RCS-19B On February 19, 2019, the February Rice Outlook report was revised: In Table 9, Thailand's December 2018 and January 2019 prices are correctly revised. Thailand's prices were not reported for the first week of February 2019.
2/15/2019 Agricultural Research Funding in the Public and Private Sectors Data product N/A On February 15, 2019, the data product Agricultural Research Funding in the Public and Private Sectors was reposted to correct an issue with how the data series Total private food and agricultural research was adjusted to avoid double counting in combining private agricultural input research data with private food research data. In the previous version, the adjustment for double counting in computing the total was based on a slightly older estimate of agricultural input research; the component data for private agricultural input research and private food research were correct and current (and are unchanged). The changes in the series Total private food and agricultural research for any given year range from -1.4 percent to 1.4 percent, with a mean change over the entire period (1970-2014) of 0.01 percent.
2/6/2019 Charts and Maps of U.S. Farm Balance Sheet Data Data product N/A On February 6, 2019, the data visualization Charts and Maps of U.S. Farm Balance Sheet Data—a component of the Farm Income and Wealth Statistics data product—was reposted to correct a programming error in the "Farm debt: by lender" tab. The previous version of the visualization displayed real estate debt regardless of the user's selection between debt types (real estate or nonreal estate).
2/5/2019 Food Expenditure Series Data Product N/A On February 5, 2019, the Food Expenditure Series table "Food expenditures by final purchaser, from previously published estimates" was corrected for 2 mislabeled columns. The data in the columns labeled Government and Home production were reversed; the data column labels now match the data correctly.
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Q: how to get nodejs process.arvg and above? Been looking for the simplest way to capture argv[4] and any more after that?
$ node script.js foo bar la di da
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wanting to capture la di da .. was thinking >= or similar..? maybe forEach?

A: If you mean that you want to capture the remaining arguments into a single variable, then try:
var c = process.argv.slice(4);

c will be a variable containing the remaining CLI parameters

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February 10, 2019 MAMcIntosh
Trump's 'Prophets': 'We Are at War' with Satanic Opponents of Trump, His Wall, and His Divine Destiny
POTUS Shield's Frank Amedia. (Image from video message.)
A group of Trump-supporting "prophets" rallied "prayer warriors" to defend Trump's push for a wall on the Southern border.
By Peter Montgomery
A group of Trump-supporting "prophets" rallied prayer warriors to defend Trump's push for a wall on the Southern border, denouncing his political opponents and media critics as demonic forces out to undermine God's plan for the nation.
The conference call was hosted by Frank Amedia, a Trump campaign adviser who created—at God's instruction, he says—POTUS Shield, a "prophetic" network conceived to wage spiritual warfare on behalf of Trump and his supposedly divine mission to shift the U.S. Supreme Court to the right. The call, which lasted more than an hour, was held the night before Trump agreed to sign legislation re-opening the federal government for three weeks while negotiations continue on border security funding.
On the call, Amedia and other speakers portrayed the gridlock and partial government shutdown as part of a nefarious strategy to not only destroy Trump's presidency but also to strip the nation of its identity and sovereignty. Jerry Boykin, a retired general who is both executive vice president of the Family Research Council and a member of the POTUS Shield council, spoke on the call and said he had been at a meeting with Trump the day before and said the president "is not going to back down."
Boykin called opposition to Trump—reflected in the "hatred" he said was "spewed" toward the MAGA-hat-wearing Catholic school boys whose interactions with a Native American elder provoked intense controversy on social media— "diabolical" and "spiritual to the nth degree." Boykin said the government shutdown was terrible and that it would require the Lord himself to intervene to end it.
Also on the call was "prophet" Cindy Jacobs, who railed against the powers of darkness she said have become entrenched in the U.S. Jacobs, having just come off a 21-day liquid-only fast, said she was really feeling her prophetic authority. She said that many people had prophesied that Trump was a Nehemiah, a biblical wall-builder:
We do know that God is the God of nations, and the powers of darkness have been so entrenched in this nation so long that they're absolutely furious. I mean, the heavens are violent over America right now, and the enemy wants to totally overthrow anything godly. …
There is a spirit in the heavens that's laughing and has become entrenched and believes it can work against anything godly and righteous. …
Father, in the name of Jesus, we thank you in the court of heaven, that you are declaring and decreeing this spirit behind the progressive movement, behind the socialist movement that's coming into this country, and that the spirits that are aligning themselves to stonewall the agenda that God has given our president. So we bind that political spirit and we say, 'We bind, muzzle and gag you, you will not be successful. You will not be able to stop this Nehemiah.'
She prayed to bind the demonic spirits that are mocking Trump in "the liberal press," as there were those, according to the Bible, that mocked Nehemiah.
Jacobs also said that God had reminded her who has behind the spirit of globalization:
Finally, I was asking the Lord, what is the spirit behind globalization? And the Lord just really reminded me that Satan wants to bring a one-world government too soon, before the will of God can be done, and be fulfilled for our nation. And behind that is the spirit of Antichrist.
So Father, I just bind that spirit of Antichrist. And I say, in the name of Jesus, you will not take our borders. It is not a time for the globalization and the things that are going to happen one day.
So you Antichrist spirit, we say you're illegal. We say that this is not your time, and you cannot have this nation. And Father God, we ask you, Lord, to station angels around our borders, completely, to keep us safe, and give wisdom to this president. We bind any powers of darkness that were trying to torment his mind and take away peace from him, or try to cause him to make a mistake.
Amedia declared that God had revealed to him that there is a spirit of anarchy "manifesting itself through the progressives and through the Speaker Pelosi, and it's trying to paralyze this country into a political disorder, which is a state of lawlessness, and we want to bind that spirit right now, in Jesus' name, too."
Also on the call to repeat administration talking points on immigration, Trump's wall, abortion and other issues were anti-abortion activist Alveda King, conservative Hispanic activist Mark Gonzales, and anti-LGBTQ activist Harry Jackson, who bragged about the number of people who have viewed a recent video he did for The Daily Caller calling Trump's wall "the Christian thing to do."
Jackson and others also complained about a new law in New York state protecting abortion rights, saying "there's a war going on."
"[W]e're not gonna let there be a resurrection of the culture of death," Jackson declared. Quoting Alexis de Tocqueville about America's goodness and greatness, Jackson that that "the unified moral code offered by Christianity" in prior times "was something that gave us something to aspire toward."
"America was still lynching black people, it was still decimating Native Americans," he said. "We had all kinds of problems going on all throughout our history. But there was a standard by which we aspired to live. The best, the brightest, and bravest of us tried to live up to the standard of freedom and biblical truth."
In contrast, he said, religious pluralism is a problem in today's America:
What's happening now in our political system is that we have, on the Democratic side, many, many people who are not Christian in office, and that's a problem because the easy unity is not possible if you have divergent philosophies. It's almost as though there's an anti-Christian approach. It's really not just anti-Christian. It is what I'm gonna call the secularization of our society.
And essentially, many, many people—half the nation—is saying, 'we want anything but Christianity because we feel like you're too powerful and your thoughts should not dominate the culture.' So the easiest unity in the past was Christian common thinking based on the word of God and the moral code.
So we lose the avenue, through Christianity, of easy lawmaking. … All [that] laws are is a declaration of the common morality of a group of people. That's what laws are. So we can't come together and have legislation, create new laws, because we have disparate world views in operation.
The spiritual impact of that pluralism, Jackson said, goes even deeper. America had enjoyed God's blessing and a hedge of spiritual protection based on its obedience to the moral law of the Bible, he said. But now, "the anarchistic spirit of the devil is trying to break the unity down within our community."
We're at war. Remember when Israel came into the promised land, they were told, God said, 'I'm going to let the land be possessed by you bit by bit'—in a sense, I'm paraphrasing: When you're able to hold the land, I'll drive out the enemies before you.
The call to this kind of warfare is a call to conquest. The holy wars of the Bible were not wars in the name of religion. They were wars, amplified by the power of God, reinforced by angelic authority, and the manifestation of supernatural hailstones, sun-stopping, God causing a wall to fall down at the sound of praise. We are on the verge of a major victory. It's not kind to stop fighting now.
Amedia asked Herman Martir, a conservative Asian American activist and member of the POTUS Shield council, to deal with "exposing the agenda of the media, which is against the will of God, essentially."
Martir decried what he called "the systematic plan of the enemy to discredit the people of God and the president." He claimed there is a "demonic narrative" of character assassination and "unholy propaganda," a "demolition agenda against the president and the people of God."
I know there's power in united prayer and fasting and I just, I was praying the other day, and I know this is about God's destiny for America. It is the devil's plan to destroy the destiny of our nation and the mandate that God has given the president to accomplish that.
He said he talked to people working on Trump's 2020 campaign; they told him that Trump's opponents and the media are "spreading lies" among minority groups and "deceiving people to believe that the president is against minorities."
Martir asked all those listening on the call to "pray in the spirit that God would just break this demonic agenda over our nation" and asked God to take authority over the airwaves so that God's kingdom can be established in America. He declared that Trump will not only complete his term but will win in 2020 because "this is the agenda of God for this nation."
While the call was more focused on the immediate battle over the wall and the government shutdown, the Supreme Court was not forgotten. Amedia repeated his assertion that God had promised three new Supreme Court justices in the first part of Trump's presidency. Amedia said it's important to continue praying for that promise to be fulfilled, because Chief Justice John Roberts is not, in his opinion, conservatively—a complaint he has made before.
Boykin echoed Amedia's belief that Trump would get another opportunity to nominate a Supreme Court justice soon, saying he can't imagine that Ruth Bader Ginsburg can remain on the court much longer.
Boykin celebrated a recent court decision that will allow the Trump administration's ban on transgender people serving in the military to go into effect.
Originally published by Right Wing Watch, 01.28.2019, a project of People for the American Way, a program of Open Society Foundations, under the terms of a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported license.
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