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Iran-Contra Investigation Day 27
1987-07-13T20:00:19-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/88f/009536-m.jpgQuestioning of Oliver North continued, with many members of the committee making statements concerning patriotism, democracy, and the lessons of the Iran-Contra affair.
Questioning of Oliver North continued, with many members of the committee making statements concerning patriotism, democracy, and the lessons of the Iran-Contra affair.
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Filter by Speaker All Speakers David L. Boren Jack Brooks William S. Broomfield Dick Cheney William S. Cohen Dante B. Fascell Tom Foley Lee H. Hamilton Orrin Hatch Howell T. Heflin Henry J. Hyde Daniel K. Inouye James A. McClure George J. Mitchell Oliver L. North Peter Wallace Rodino Jr. Warren B. Rudman Paul S. Sarbanes Brendan Sullivan Paul Trible
David L. Boren U.S. Senator [D] Oklahoma
Jack Brooks U.S. Representative [D] Texas
William S. Broomfield U.S. Representative [R] Michigan
Dick Cheney U.S. Representative [R] Wyoming
William S. Cohen U.S. Senator [R] Maine
Dante B. Fascell U.S. Representative [D] Florida
Tom Foley U.S. Representative [D] Washington
Lee H. Hamilton U.S. Representative [D] Indiana
Orrin Hatch U.S. Senator (Class 1) [R] Utah
Howell T. Heflin U.S. Senator [D] Alabama
Henry J. Hyde U.S. Representative [R] Illinois
Daniel K. Inouye U.S. Senator [D] Hawaii
James A. McClure U.S. Senator [R] Idaho
George J. Mitchell U.S. Senator [D] Maine
Oliver L. North Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) U.S. Marine Corps
Peter Wallace Rodino Jr. U.S. Representative [D] New Jersey
Warren B. Rudman U.S. Senator [R] New Hampshire
Paul S. Sarbanes U.S. Senator [D] Maryland
Brendan Sullivan Attorney
Paul Trible U.S. Senator [R] Virginia
Senate Cmte. Secret Military Assistance | Hse. Cmte. to Investigate Covert ArmsSenate Cmte. Secret Military Assistance | Hse. Cmte. to Investigate Covert Arms
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McFarlane is recalled to respond to differences between his earlier testimony and testimony given by Oliver North. McFarlane…
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Donald Regan testified that he was generally aware of the Iran initiative but that he was not aware of diversion of…
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Plane crashes into gate at Sugar Land airport
It happened around 2pm at the airport on Highway 6 South at U.S. 90 in Sugar Land.
Apparently, the pilot lost control of the plane right after he refueled. It crashed through a metal gate.
No injuries were reported.
The plane belongs to Ken Aspromonte. He and his brother, Bob Aspromonte, are both former Major League Baseball players.
Man riding scooter killed in hit-and-run crash in downtown, HPD says
Flood Watch expanded to include Harris County

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'Stranger Danger' Experiment, Would Your Child Do This?
'Stranger Danger' has often been an important conversation that the majority of parents have with their children, along with bits here and there at school. Yesterday (Tuesday 29th October 2013), Daybreak were discussing the issue, and have actually already done an interesting experiment where an actor would approach children at a play area, and ask the child to go with them.
Incredibly, 7 out of the 9 children were lured away from the play area, and if this wasn't an experiment – who knows what would have happened. So with this shocking experiment completed, Daybreak were discussing the possibility of adding Stranger Danger to the national curriculum at schools – which I believe to be a brilliant idea. The argument against adding it to the curriculum is that teachers are already pressured into trying to teach so much, that it would be difficult for them to actually introduce it, plus if it was, I don't think that as much emphasis would be put on it as it should be.
However, it is my personal opinion that schools should play a part, but the majority of the education towards strangers should be done at home, by the parents. But that leaves the question of, how do I transfer the knowledge and make it stick with my child?!
Stranger Danger is just as much self-defence as is defending oneself from a physical fight, so at Watford Gracie Jiu-Jitsu we teach Gracie KidSafe™ – a program designed to teach children about strangers approaching them at school, in a park, in a car, at their own home or via the internet, as well as learning what a stranger actually is! Parents watching/listening to this information at our school means that they have the basis for continuing the discussion at home when they feel they need too.


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Open Access Triclosan Journals
A list of Open Access Triclosan journals for you to publish your manuscript in
Triclosan is chemical compound
A journal article is 'open access' when there are no financial, legal or technical barriers to accessing it - that is to say when anyone can read, download, distribute, print, and search it.
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We made this list which includes all the high-impact factor Triclosan journals that might be relevant to your field of study.Instead of displaying the most commonly known Triclosan journals, we have made an exhaustive list of open accesss Triclosan journals. Use our different columns — number of papers, number of citations, and relevance — to find the best Triclosan venue for your manuscript.
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You can publish your Triclosan paper in the Open Access journals in this list
It refers to the strength of association between this journal being listed and the concept, from 0-100. For example, the Journal Of Research In Mechanical Engineering has a relevance of "0" when listed under "Open Access Computer Science Journals" because it has no relevance to the field of Computer Science.
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Exhibited in London Science Museum celebrating Britain's first astronaut; Tim Peake's launch to the International Space Station (ISS) on 15 December 2015. Cosmic Octave (2015) is an interactive installation that uses Hans Cousto calculations on the cosmic octave to match frequencies produced by the different planets to that produced by people speaking into the microphone. So which planet do you sound like?
Now human ear does not perceive such low frequency, so he octave this frequency up until we can hear it (octave law dictates that it will stay in the same tone). So the 24th octave of the Earth rotation has a frequency of 194.18Hz which is close to a G! And he multiplied that to a year (because it takes a year to orbit the sun) and he got 136.1Hz! Which is a C#! What is fascinating to me is that instruments in India used by the sitar masters are all tuned to C# 136.1Hz! They call this being in tuned with the universe – to be attuned with the nature of reality.
From previous tests, the satellite dish picked up surrounding sounds and pushed it straight to the microphone just like how a parabolic microphone work. This made it difficult for users to get an accurate reading of their voice frequencies as the microphone picked up surrounding sounds. The microphone was then mounted facing away from the dish.
^ London, Nursery Gallery, Interim Show 2015. Filmed by Carlotta Solari.
^ Photo by Carlotta Solari.
^ BTS: Setting up! Photo by Carlotta Solari.
At an earlier phase of this project, I was testing out the interaction of getting users to receive their feedback from the back of the satellite dish. It didn't work out too well. It felt counter-intuitive. Why would I go behind to hear what I sound like? Why can't it just tell me as I speak into the microphone? After running it through a few people, it became clear that it was not only a hassle to go behind, to listen, it was also confusing. The decision was then made to remove the speakers. I replaced it with a mini projection of the planets for immediate feedback right on the dish.
Structure built, speakers and microphone mounted!


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Pete goes really silly over immigration
Do these people really believe what they are saying, or is this another Beto trying to get attention by removing the tax exemption of churches over same-sex "marriage"?
Are they that silly, ultra-cynical, or worse — stupid?
Check out this from Mayor Pete:
Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg nodded in agreement with leftist reverend William Barber on Sunday as Barber suggested that migrants who were illegally entering the United States were reclaiming land that the United States stole from Mexico.
How do we react to this?
First, when did the U.S. steal the land from Mexico? Yes, there was a war between the U.S. and Mexico in the 1840s, but that's not the same thing.
Second, is Mayor Pete saying every Democrat, from the 1840s to President Obama, was wrong in enforcing immigration laws?
Third, what will President Buttigieg do when he takes the oath of the office? Will he call on people to come here and take their stolen land back? What landowner is going to surrender his land? How is something like this enforced in the first place?
There is pandering, and then there is this. At some point, a serious Democrat needs to stand up and tell Buttigieg and his pals that Americans do not believe that they are living on stolen land.
It's incredible that the Democratic Party has sunk to this level!
And last, but not least, I never met an illegal alien who said he crossed the border to get back any land. They came here to get a job, not land.
PS: You can listen to my show (Canto Talk) and follow me on Twitter.


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1. Shailene Woodley
Woodley is a phenomenal young actress, who portrays Hazel Grace Lancaster, the beloved main character, so genuinely and heartfelt. She is witty and strong and innocent and intelligent – exactly as Hazel should be. Woodley truly and fully understood the character and this shows in a remarkable and unbelievably honest performance.
The actress has been a fan of John Green's novel ever since it was released and long before the first rumors of the book being adapted circled around the internet, Woodley was passionate about The Fault In Our Stars becoming a film. Apparently, she wrote a long email to the author, on why his novel should be adapted to the big screen. "I didn't say I needed to be Hazel," the actress said at the film's New York premiere, as stated on CNN. "I said I needed this move to get made. Because I knew it would change the lives of millions of people."
1. Van Houten in Hazel's car I swiveled around and screamed when I saw Peter Van Houten sitting in the backseat. "I apologize for alarming you," Peter Van Houten said over the rapping. After all the sadness of Gus' death, there is this totally unexpected and somehow funny twist in the story, in the shape […]


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Q: How to delete the move assignment operator and retain compatibility with std containers? I have a simple RAII wrapper for managing a certain resource. Here's the interface:
struct ResourceWrapper
{
    explicit ResourceWrapper(RESOURCE resource);
    ResourceWrapper(const ResourceWrapper& other);
    ResourceWrapper& operator=(const ResourceWrapper& other);
    ~ResourceWrapper();

    ResourceWrapper(ResourceWrapper&& other) = delete;
    ResourceWrapper& operator=(ResourceWrapper&& other) = delete;
};

The problem here is that I can no longer use this class with std containers and algorithms as soon as I explicitly delete the move assignment operator. And obviously I do need to either delete or properly implement it, as I've just learned the hard way.
Another alternative would be to implement move assignment via the regular assignment operator, but I'm not sure how to do that properly. I suppose I need something like std::remove_reference? I wonder if it will remove one reference too many and incur creation of unnecessary temporary object.

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And obviously I do need to either delete or properly implement it, as I've just learned the hard way.

No you don't.
Your class has a user-defined copy constructor, copy assignment operator and destructor, so the compiler will not define a move assignment operator for you.
So just stop trying to delete it, and the class will be copied instead of moved.
With deleted move operations you cannot copy rvalues of the type, i.e. it becomes extremely difficult to use as a value type (including in containers). With no move operations it will just do a deep copy of rvalues, which is safe and probably what you want.
Deleting the move operations only makes sense if you want the class to be completely un-movable and un-copyable, e.g. something like a mutex type where object identity is critical, not its value. It never makes sense to have a copyable type with deleted moves.

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Aladdin gives fans a glimpse of its "whole new world" in a first full-length trailer.
Disney released new footage Tuesday featuring Mena Massoud as Aladdin, Naomi Scott as Princess Jasmine and Will Smith as Genie.
The preview shows Aladdin become a prince after receiving three wishes from Genie. He meets and romances Jasmine, the daughter of The Sultan (Navid Negahban), before taking on the sorcerer Jafar (Marwan Kenzari).
The trailer features a new version of the Aladdin song "A Whole New World." The beloved song from Alan Menken and Tim Rice plays as Aladdin and Jasmine are shown on their magic carpet ride.
Aladdin is a live-action remake of Disney's 1992 animated film of the same name, which was inspired by the Arabic folktale of "Aladdin" from One Thousand and One Nights. The new version opens in theaters May 24.
Guy Ritchie directed the new Aladdin, which co-stars Nasim Pedrad, Billy Magnussen and Numan Acar. The full-length trailer occasionally shows Smith without the blue makeup fans commented on following a preview in February.