Visual novels are interactive fiction pieces characterized by literary text-based experiences, typically limiting the interaction to choices that branch the storyline. The standard presentation consists of narration and dialogue shown by text boxes, accompanied and illustrated by character portraits over a background image. As it is a genre originating from Japan from adventure and dating sim games, it is common for visual novels to feature anime-style art and romanceable characters. This is, however, not at all mandatory, and there are all kinds of visual novels telling all kinds of stories, featuring additional gameplay systems or voiced lines - so you're sure to find a visual novel just for you.
The VN has explicit 18+ content.
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The star ratings reflect the average score a VN has gotten on VNDB. As average scores on VNDB are almost entirely between 5-9, so our star rating reflects that, with 1 star = 5/10, 2 stars = 6/10 and so on.
The word "otome" means "maiden" in Japanese, and is used to refer to VNs with a female protagonist who romantically pursue male characters.
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John Millman reached his first Grand Slam fourth round on Saturday and admitted he faced a dilemma over who he'd like to meet next -- 'hero' Roger Federer or Australian compatriot Nick Kyrgios.
Millman, 29, downed Mikhail Kukushkin of Kazakhstan 6-4, 4-6, 6-1, 6-3 in the third round of the US Open.
He will next tackle 20-time major winner Federer or the fiery Kyrgios, who meet later Saturday, for a quarter-final spot.
"With Nick, you always expect the unexpected and Roger, well he's my hero," said the world number 55.
"Whoever it is, it will be a challenge and at least I am in the position to have that challenge."
Millman has endured a rollercoaster career in getting to this stage, undergoing two surgeries on his shoulder and one on his groin.
As a result of his injury toils, his ranking slumped to 1,101 in August 2014 but recovered to 71 just 12 months later.
After his groin operation, he was slipping again with his ranking at 235 in August last year.
However, he has enjoyed a solid 2018, earning his first top 15 win over Lucas Pouille in Budapest on his way to a maiden ATP final where he finished runner-up.
Last month, he reached a career-high ranking of 49.
"This is the biggest moment of my career," said Millman.
"It's been a bumpy road. I have had three surgeries and every time I had extreme doubts over whether I would get back.
"But I have got great people around me who lift me up when I'm feeling sorry for myself."


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The Kingston Trio returns to the Egyptian Theatre
Entertainment | March 12, 2013
Scott Iwasaki
arts@parkrecord.com
The Kingston Trio, L-R, Rick Dougherty, George Grove and Bill Zorn, will perform at the Egyptian Theatre on Thursday and Friday. The group will play old favorites such as "Tom Dooley" and "Tijuana Jail," but also songs from the new CD, "Born at the Right Time." (Photo courtesy of the Egyptian Theatre)
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When the Kingston Trio, played the Egyptian Theatre a little more than a year ago, the three members — Bill Zorn, George Grove and Rick Dougherty — had been working on a new CD.
When the group returns to Park City to play a couple of concerts on Thursday, March 14, and Friday, March 15, it will be selling the disc titled "Born at the Right Time," said Grove during a phone interview with The Park Record from his home in Las Vegas, Nev..
"Bill, Rick and I have done several recordings as the Kingston Trio that include DVDs and CDs, but those have primarily been inclusive of the old material and very few new songs," Grove said. " 'Born at the Right Time,' on the other hand, is comprised of songs that have never been recorded before by us or any prior line up of the Kingston Trio.
"In fact, for the most part, these songs have not been recorded by anyone else, except for, maybe, the songwriters themselves who sent us the recordings so we could hear what the songs sound like."
In early 2010, Grove, Zorn and Dougherty began choosing tossing around the idea of making a CD.
"Over the past few years, fans kept saying they already have 'Tom Dooley' on Lord knows how many albums, and they kept asking us when we were going to do a CD new songs," Grove said. "So, the three of us took some time and selected some songs. We all brought them in, and we were hopeful that each others would like them as well."
Helping with the selection process was founding member Bob Shane.
"Bob has a great ear for music and is one of the greatest vocal talents in the world and, of course, we wanted to include his opinion, too," Grove said. "After hearing what we had, he liked all the songs we chose pretty much left it up to all to us.
"We whittled the list down to the 15 songs that are on the CD," Grove said. "We know a lot of other groups will record 22 to 30 songs and then go and select 12 to 16 of those for a CD, but we decided on 15 and stuck with that number."
Once the group agreed on the songs, they booked a studio and got down to business.
"We did a four-day session to do the basic recordings in August of 2010, and then went back in October to sweeten things up with bits and pieces of overdubs and fine tuning," Grove explained. "Then we gave the tracks to the producer, John Jacob, who kept a tight lid on things."
Jacob did not break his silence until the CD was sequenced, mastered and duplicated.
"We didn't hear anything until he said, 'OK, it's done. Good luck, boys,'" Grove said with a laugh. "We did the CD like how we flying from gig to gig. Instead of using a private jet, we leave the piloting up to Delta Airlines. So, we left the producing and the recording up to a professional.
"That way we work in a controlled environment and the sound turns out pretty good," he said. "I feel we ended up with a wonderful CD, and we're all very proud of it."
Many of the Kingston Trio fans tend to agree.
"The most complimentary way of knowing we did the CD right is that it's our best-selling disc in our catalog right now," Grove said.
The new songs have injected some new energy into the live performances.
"The three of us have selected six songs that we wanted to play live," Grove said. "I sing leads on two of them and we've got two Bill songs and two Rick songs that we intersperse within the show."
Finding the right place to put the songs proved to be a bit of a challenge.
"One reason is because the primary purpose of coming to a Kingston Trio show is to hear those old comfort songs," Grove said. "I want to let the fans know that we are not leaving any of those out.
"We play 'Tom Dooley,' 'Scotch and Soda,' 'Where Have All the Flowers Gone,' 'The Reverend Mr. Black,' 'Worried Man,' 'Tijuana Jail' and all those others, so we had to be judicious about when and how we interject the new stuff," Grove said with a laugh. "But we've been able to do it."
Still, the three know how important the old songs are, and they are the reason the Kingston Trio is still touring.
"Rick, Bill and I are all the same age, 65, and those old songs are what we grew up listening to, like our fans," said Grove, who has been a member of the band for 37 years. "The demographic of the original line up that included Bob Shane, who is 79, is five to 20 years older than I am. But the music we play was the music of our youth.
"These songs inspired us to pick up a banjo and start singing," he said. "This is what inspired us to form folk groups and perform and win in talent contests in high school. And, here's the biggie, since we developed an identity as being successful musicians, we could date the cheerleader without having to play on the football team."
Grove's favorite Kingston Trio song is still "The Reverend Mr. Black."
"My dad always wanted to be a minister, but he couldn't stop working in business because he had to support his family," Grove said. "So, at the end of the song when the lyrics say, 'The Reverend Mr. Black is my old man,' I sing those words, I look to Heaven and wink."
The Kingston Trio will perform at the Egyptian Theatre, 328 Main St., on Thursday, March 14, and Friday, March 15, at 8 p.m. Tickets range from $39 to $70 and are available by visiting http://www.parkcityshows.com.

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A beautiful couple by Volkstedt Dresden, Germany, early 1900's, made with the porcelain lace from that early period. They are both playing music, he has his foot upon a stool, she is sitting. He has a lace bow around his neck, and lace cuffs. She has lace around her neckline, at the ends of her sleeves, and at the bottom front of her dress. There are flowers at their feet, she has a bow in her hair, he is wearing a hat. I love their faces, their light colored eyes, and the fine detail.
This item is in very good condition. He has two chips out of his hat, mostly seen from the back. The lace on his cuffs has wear, and he is missing his pinky on his right hand. Her lace is worn a bit on her cuffs, and there is a small hole and light wear in the lace at the bottom of her dress.
There is a makers mark underneath the base, I am showing in the photos.
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2020: A global model for regenerative medicine without borders
CCRM Australia | January 24, 2020 | About Us | No Comments
Image credit: Tomasz Frankowski, Unsplash
CCRM Australia looks to the new decade with Australia as part of a worldwide regenerative medicine network without borders
The coming decade is likely to bring significant advances in cell and gene therapies that will make expensive treatments cheaper — and Australia is poised to play a key role in global regenerative medicine partnerships.
The traditional approach of Australian discoveries heading overseas to develop and commercialise their research with international partners is changing. CCRM Australia CEO, Silvio Tiziani, says Australia can capitalise on the new model to drive global outcomes for people living with disease.
"We need to take some of the excellent research that's done in Australia and make sure it leads to health benefits not just for Australians, but the rest of the world," he says.
"Part of ensuring success is an international perspective; what we're developing is for a global market and investment is likely to be global."
Connecting across disciplines for better patient outcomes
Silvio says a global network like CCRM provides an understanding of developments across disciplines — helpful when a lot of researchers don't stray too far from their comfort zone.
"By building relationships with academics and clinician-researchers, and by developing an industry consortium, we get a broad view of research in planning and projects already on the go, so we're across possible synergies," he explains.
"We work with investors who want to invest in science. We work with scientists who are doing research. We work with specialists in commercialisation who actually identify the technologies and translate them into, or help translate them into, products or therapies. We work with companies who are interested in manufacturing some of these therapies."
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"Firstly, we do good science in Australia, and the world knows it. CCRM Australia manages enquiries from researchers around the world looking for Australian research or commercial partnerships. Our reputation for innovation precedes us, and we're on their collaboration wish list," says Silvio.
"Cost is also a factor — the cost of doing research in Australia, particularly for overseas organisations, is significantly reduced by the Australian Government's R&D tax incentive. It's a significant attraction."
Our regulatory environment also plays a role in upping our research and development reputation.
"We have a very good environment for doing clinical trials. So, when something's ready for clinical trials, particularly phase one early-stage clinical trials, Australia is attractive because of overall cost along with the speed of approval processes and access to our diverse population," says Silvio.
Clinical results sourced from quick, inexpensive, high-quality Australian trials provide a steppingstone for further clinical trials and entry into North American and Europen markets.
"We're up there with the best research that's done around the world. And Australia has a good opportunity to stay at the leading edge of the research; we have government support, access to private investors and VC funds, and lots of interest from pharmaceutical companies."
A bright decade of global partnerships ahead
The enthusiasm for Australian research and facilities has seen international companies approaching CCRM in the past year looking for ways to invest in Australian regenerative medicine.
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Brain Asymmetry Research
Health and Disability
The Human Brain
Date: 2009/01/14 (Rev. 2010/11/27)
Synopsis : A tug-of-war between two sides of the brain causes it to become asymmetrical according to research.
A tug-of-war between the two sides of the brain causes it to become asymmetrical, according to research published today in the journal Neuron. Asymmetry in the brain is thought to be important to enable the two hemispheres to specialize and operate more efficiently.
Left-right asymmetry is present in the brains of most animals and is first evident at the time of early brain development. However, until now, scientists did not know the mechanisms that bring it about. Now, in a study funded primarily by the Wellcome Trust, researchers have shown that a competition between the two sides causes this asymmetry.
By studying brain development in zebrafish, PhD student Jenny Regan and her colleagues in Professor Stephen Wilson's team at UCL (University College London) have shown that a protein known as Fgf8 acts as a magnet to attract nerve cells to one side of the brain. .
"Fgf8 is found in both sides of the brain, leading to a 'tug-of-war' competition between the two sides to attract the migrating group of nerve cells," says Dr Regan. "This isn't a fair fight, however - Fgf8 on the left-hand side has an ally to help it win the battle."
A second protein, known as Nodal, is present only on the left and teams up with Fgf8 to attract the group of nerve cells, triggering a cascade of events that lead to asymmetric development of the brain, with neurons on the left making different connections to those on the right. The combined action of Fgf8 and Nodal ensures that when the asymmetry develops, it is usually in the same direction - this helps to explain why there is consistent handedness between individuals. Nodal is known to also play a role in other areas of the body where asymmetry occurs, such as the heart and positioning of internal organs.
If Nodal is inhibited, the competition is fairer and the group of nerve cells has an equal probability of migrating to the right or left side, but a bias in the direction of migration can be restored by adding extra Fgf8 to one side of the brain.
"Brain asymmetry is essential for proper brain function," explains Professor Wilson. "It allows the two sides of the brain to become specialized, increasing its processing capacity and avoiding situations of conflict where both sides of the brain try to take charge.
"For example, faced with a predator, an animal would not want both sides of the brain to try to drive the escape as this might lead to conflict over which direction to turn. Instead, the animal might keep watch more with one eye (and consequently one half of the brain) and so each side of the brain might be dominant for particular activities."
Previous studies have shown that rearing chickens in the dark makes their brains less asymmetric. The chicks can still peck for food and watch out for predators, but only if doing one of these tasks at a time. When they try to do both, they are less efficient than fully asymmetric animals in which one eye specializes for one task and the other eye for the other task.
In humans, people with schizophrenia have disrupted brain asymmetries but as yet, it is not clear if there is a causal link between the asymmetry and schizophrenia.
"The direction and handedness that brain asymmetry takes is not critical for survival, but the strong bias towards one direction may be to ensure that all members of a population have consistent behaviors," adds Professor Wilson. "This may be very important for social animals, such as humans and schooling fish."
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Journal: Disabled World. Language: English. Author: Wellcome Trust. Electronic Publication Date: 2009/01/14. Last Revised Date: 2010/11/27. Reference Title: "Brain Asymmetry Research", Source: Brain Asymmetry Research. Abstract: A tug-of-war between two sides of the brain causes it to become asymmetrical according to research. Retrieved 2019-07-16, from https://www.disabled-world.com/health/neurology/brain/brain-asymmetry.php - Reference Category Number: DW#466-365.


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Oil Trying to Stand Tall. The Energy Report 08/13/19
Phil Flynn of The PRICE Futures Group - InsideFutures.com - Tue Aug 13, 8:40AM CDT
Oil prices are trying to stand tall in the face of global economic turmoil. We had tanking treasury yields, the shutdown of the Hong King airport, fears of an Argentinian debt default, federal government spending at a record $3,727,014,000,000 in the first ten months of fiscal 2019 and a deficit of $866,812,000,000.
The oil market was able to withstand mounting economic headwinds as it prepares for what should be a big drop in U.S. crude supply and the fact that Saudi Arabia is already reducing allocations of oil to their customers as they start to lay the groundwork for its public offering of Saudi Aramco. Yes, the Saudis are getting serious about that after they had an analyst earning call and the word that Saudi Aramco will buy a 20% stake in the oil-to-chemicals business of India's Reliance Industries Ltd., including the 1.24 million barrels-a-day Jamnagar refining complex on the country's west coast. From what analysts are saying, the call, while showing some impressive numbers, fails to live up to the 2 trillion-dollar valuation the Saudi's wanted to have.
Liam Denning at Bloomberg writes, "Taking the 12 months through June as a whole, Aramco's CapEx of about $35 billion left it with free cash flow of about $88 billion, more than enough to fund $72 billion of dividend payments. Putting those on an Exxon-like yield of 5% implies a value of $1.45 trillion. Yet, assuming ordinary dividends are running at $52 billion a year – as the accounts suggest – about $20 billion of that payout is akin to the more discretionary buybacks oil majors use to distribute exceptional income. Aramco's payout was 99% of earnings in the first half of 2019 versus just 52% a year earlier. That cyclical element should be priced at a discount to ordinary dividends, especially in light of Aramco's role in Saudi Arabia's public finances. Price the dividend at 6%, and the value drops to $1.21 trillion; at 7%, a shade higher than the yield for BP and Shell, it falls to $1.03 trillion." Of course, because it falls far short of that valuation, it puts more pressure on Saudi Arabia to do whatever they can to keep oil prices high.
How is the tanker trade going? I will trade you one seized tanker for another. There is market talk that the UK is getting ready to release Iran's oil tanker Grace 1, following the exchange of some documents. the head of Iran's Ports and Maritime Organization said. That would mean that Iran would then release the UK tanker Stena Impero, which was detained by Iran's revolutionary guards about two weeks after the Iranian oil tanker was seized. A potential reduction of risk in the Persian Gulf, that is until someone seizes another tanker.
Gas prices in the Midwest may buck the trend of falling prices. No, not because the State of Illinois raised taxes again but because of reports that the massive BP Whiting Indiana refinery may shut for an overhaul in early September. John Kemp at Reuters is warning that Indiana's passenger vehicle sales are falling at the fastest rate in almost two decades, part of a worldwide decline in vehicle sales and production.
Yet oil is going to get data on inventories. Despite the fear that China stopped buying U.S. oil, we expect that this week U.S. oil exports will soar. We expect to see a big 4.0 million barrel drop in crude supply. While the world is looking at data that suggests we may see a recession, the reality is that all the major economies in the world are still growing. We also saw a report that the long-awaited pipelines to start moving shale oil are coming online. Reuters reports that global commodities trader Trafigura has started shipments of Permian basin crude to the Corpus Christi oil hub in Texas via the newly operational Cactus II pipeline system, the company said in a statement on Monday. Trafigura signed a long-term agreement with pipeline operator Plains All American Pipeline LP last year to transport a total of 300,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude and condensate on the pipeline. The Cactus II Pipeline system will have the ability to transport 670,000 bpd.
As oil stands tall, it should be telling you something. Crude oil is fighting seasonal weakness and a surge of economic doom and gloom. While some economists declare that a recession is inevitable, oil prices are telling us something else. The growing backwardation in the market suggests that demand is strong, and supplies are relatively tight. Refinery runs are strong. We would not see that if we're close to a recession.
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Q: Getting "server certificate is a CA certificate" for my self-signed cert on Apache I'm using Apache 2.2 on Mac High Sierra.  I would like to have my little local server have a self signed certificate for my domain.  SO I ran this command
openssl req -newkey rsa:2048 -nodes -keyout cnote_devbox_com_key.pem -x509 -days 3650 -out cnote_devbox_com_cert.pem

and the VirtualHost directive to my httpd.conf file
<VirtualHost *:443>
    ServerName mylocalhost.devbox.com
    DocumentRoot /Library/WebServer/Documents/mywebproject
    SSLEngine on
    SSLCertificateFile "/etc/apache2/cnote_devbox_com_cert.pem"
    SSLCertificateKeyFile "/etc/apache2/cnote_devbox_com_key.pem"

    ProxyRequests Off
    ProxyPreserveHost on
    SSLProxyEngine on
    Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*"
    <Directory /Library/WebServer/Documents/mywebproject>
        Allow from all
        Options -MultiViews
        Require all granted
    </Directory>

    <LocationMatch "/proxy">
        ProxyPass "wss://127.0.0.1:8000"
        ProxyPassReverse "wss://127.0.0.1:8000"
    </LocationMatch>
</VirtualHost>

but when I restart the server I get the below warning.
[Mon Mar 19 15:20:25.222028 2018] [ssl:warn] [pid 48351] AH01906: mylocalhost.devbox.com:443:0 server certificate is a CA certificate (BasicConstraints: CA == TRUE !?)

Not sure what this means but since I'm getting some other errors with my application I thought I'd check to see if there's anything I can do to cure the pain from teh above.

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Hayden's Gear and Band Members' Gear?
Does anyone have current and/or historical information as to Hayden's guitar choices, amplifier choices, etc.? Similarly, what about his bandmates's choices in gear? I read somewhere that Hayden has used Guild guitars. I am most interested to learn the various acoustic guitars that Hayden has used over the years. Thanks, forum mates, for any helpful info!
Re: Hayden's Gear and Band Members' Gear?
I have seen a photo of Hayden playing what appears to be a Gibson J-45? Certainly looks vintage. I wonder what year it is -- anyone have an idea?
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one secret i always wondered is how he gets his snare to sound that way. it's such a distinct loose, yet dry sound. a handful of years ago i was at a show...and 2 seconds into it, i could tell the opening act was using his kit.
Thanks, guys, for the info! I'd be interested to learn more about his gear and how he gets his sound (besides the songwriting and talent).
I'd also like to know about his recording gear. My understanding is he records to tape and digitizes it (last I heard), but I'd love to know more abou that, too.
Hey if i could also jump in with a related question.. i saw Hayden perform in 2000 in Ottawa and he used a drum machine. Id love to know what kind he used. Anyone?
i know he uses a Boss RC-30 for looping. but no clue what the drum machine is. he had most of it on the RC's memory.


The Devil's Doorway was created by Aislinn Clarke – the first Irishwoman to write and direct a feature-length horror film. Clarke said the idea of writing a film about a Magdalene laundry came 10 years ago as she was doing research for a documentary that never happened. Magdalene laundries were Roman Catholic institutions for "fallen women" – a term that implied a female sexual promiscuity: young women that became pregnant outside of marriage. The laundries also housed women who suffered from mental health issues and who did not want to live according to societal rules and whose families see them as inconveniences.
In the film two priests, Father Thomas (Lalor Roddy) and Father John (Ciaran Flynn), are contacted by the Vatican and asked to travel to a Magdalene laundry to check the veracity of potentially miraculous experiences – the eyes of a statue was reported to cry blood. We meet the two priests as they start recording their experience, fitting the film into the found footage subgenre in a documentary style, where the authenticity plays a major part in it. As the film is set in the 1960, Ryan Kernaghan, the DOP, decided to shoot the film in 16mm and in a 4:3 aspect ratio. By doing so the film effortlessly reinvents the subgenre and it references perfectly the documentaries from the 60s, especially the Maysles brothers and the "fly on the wall" perspective. Father John holds the camera and the film is told through his perspective, but he is also an important and present character on the film, as the film allows for his fear to be conveyed through his breathing and shouts.
The film is not completely without faults, sometimes it does rely on jump-scares and on non diegetic music, which contradicts the fact that the film is a found footage. However, it is also visible that Clarke was very thoughtful on how she approached horror. The film builds up the atmosphere and the camera movements' work so well on instigating our curiosity but also not wanting to look. It felt that at times the suspense and the possibility of a ghost was more impactful than the actual spirit. Clarke's manipulation of the sense of imminent danger comes from the fact that we are not sure which is the real source of danger. Furthermore, one of the most horrific things to happen in the laundry is the treatment of women and the film depicts it so that Father Thomas is disgusted by it. The women we see in the background are mistreated and their presence creates a feeling of uneasiness in us – are they the danger or are they in danger?
There is a clear difference between the two main characters. While Father John is young and more susceptible to believe the paranormal events, Father Thomas has already given up his faith that God, or even the Devil, are behind the troubles in the institution, stating that in his life he has seen more than enough times that men are often the cause of all that's bad and good in the world. Father Thomas is an interesting character because, although he is in conflict with his faith, the conflict is not an inner struggle, rather something he comes from the outside, from other men.
The film develops as the two priests start their investigations and, little by little, Father John starts to capture disturbing supernatural events. The two priests are led to the depths of the laundry to discover a woman who has been locked all by herself. Throughout their search for the cause of the paranormal activity in the laundry, the two priests come upon substantial evidence that the Mother Superior and the other nuns are practicing Satanism and it is during these moments that the film turns to a more traditional horror, including some exorcism shots. Ironically, those are the moments that the film is not at its best.
Aislinn's feature debut is perfectly well paced and atmospheric, it shows that it was made by a hand that loves horror. Having said that, it is important to recognise that, even though the film delivers on how it approaches horror, the most important issue that it brings to the surface is the unfair treatment women suffered for years, mainly by the hands of the Catholic Church. The fact that it pokes on the church is important and brave, since the film was shot entirely in Northern Ireland, a very religious country. With The Devil's Doorway Clarke proves she is an audacious and somewhat a heroic filmmaker.


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Hon. Diane Archie, , Mr. Bonnetrouge, Hon. Paulie Chinna, Ms. Cleveland, Hon. Caroline Cochrane, Hon. Julie Green, Mr. Jacobson, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Lafferty, Ms. Martselos, Ms. Nokleby, Mr. Norn, Mr. O'Reilly, Ms. Semmler, Hon. R.J. Simpson, Mr. Rocky Simpson, Hon. Shane Thompson, Hon. Caroline Wawzonek
The House met at 1:30 p.m.
---Prayer
Welcome, colleagues. Item 2, Ministers' statements. Minister responsible for the Status of Women.
Ministers' Statements
Madam Speaker, later today, I will be tabling a draft work plan that outlines how the Government of the Northwest Territories will undertake the preparation of an action plan to respond to the calls for justice presented in the final report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. This document represents this government's next steps forward in addressing the systemic causes of violence directed at Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQQIA people.
The 231 calls for justice are far-reaching and complex; developing a response is not simply a matter of reviewing and signing off on work already being done. This process will take a careful and thorough review of what we are currently doing, realistically and honestly assessing the effectiveness of what we are doing now, what we need to do in the future, and setting targets to measure progress moving forward. The work plan also asks GNWT departments to review and analyze how well our current programs, services, and policies reflect the spirit and intent of the calls for justice and what could be done to address the inequities identified in the calls for justice.
Madam Speaker, this government is already doing a lot to address these calls for justice. We have partnerships and bilateral agreements in place with a number of Indigenous governments. We have, and continue to, collaborate with Indigenous and community organizations in providing programs and services that respond to the needs of NWT residents. Indigenous languages, traditional knowledge, and respect and valuing of culture are already incorporated into many of our programs and services and are an integral part of how we do business. As a government, we pride ourselves in our ability to work with community partners. The calls for justice also direct that Indigenous governments, community governments, territorial NGOs, local organizations, and people with lived experience be engaged and given an opportunity to help shape how governments respond to the calls for justice.
The draft work plan I am tabling later today, includes engagement in the NWT as we prepare our response to the calls for justice. There is a lot for the Government of the Northwest Territories to absorb and consider in responding to the final report, and we are committed to thoughtfully considering and responding to each of the calls for justice. We also recognize that some of the calls for justice may take longer to implement than others. For example, there are calls to establish new legislation or revise existing legislation, and this takes time. However, this does not mean we will forget about this important work or put it on the back burner.
When preparing the GNWT action plan, we also have to be mindful that the Government of Canada is working on the development of a national action plan in response to the calls for justice. Territorial officials will continue to collaborate at the federal, provincial, and territorial level to ensure that the Northwest Territories has a voice nationally. The draft work plan is a living document. It will be reviewed regularly to measure progress and to make any changes necessary to address the evolving nature of this work. I want to assure the Members there will continue to be opportunities to provide input throughout the process.
Survivors and families of missing and murdered Indigenous women in the NWT deserve our respect and our help. We are working with departments to develop and implement a timely and comprehensive response so that we support them in their healing journeys. I do want to note that the Government of Canada has created a support line that is available for anyone affected by missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls who may need immediate emotional assistance. The support line can be reached at 1-844-413-6649.
Madam Speaker, the GNWT welcomed the recommendations of the National Inquiry on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. We are focused on, and committed to, improving the safety and well-being of Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA people, now and in the future. Thank you, Madam Speaker.
Ministers' statements. Minister responsible for the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission.
Shane Thompson Nahendeh
Thank you, Madam Speaker. I would like to highlight some of the work the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission is doing to support employers and workers in the Northwest Territories during the COVID-19 global pandemic. The Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission acted swiftly to put in place financial relief measures for employers who were unable to make their assessment payments. These measures extended the deadline for the first instalment of 2020 assessment payments to August 1st and gave valuable time to employers to adjust their payroll estimates and to make their payments later in the year without facing any late payment penalties.
Madam Speaker, many businesses that have remained open or have successfully reopened during the pandemic are continuing to do so safely with the support of the Office of the Chief Public Health Officer working in partnership with the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission. As part of the Emerging Wisely Plan, employers must complete an exposure control plan for how they will identify and manage the risk of COVID-19. An exposure control plan is also a requirement under the Northwest Territories Safety Act and Northwest Territories Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. Employers are responsible for ensuring a healthy and safe workplace. That responsibility has not changed.
Employers do not need to send their exposure control plans to the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission for approval; however, Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission occupational health and safety inspectors will only request a copy of the completed plan from employers when they are responding directly to concerns or doing an inspection. To date, Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission staff has provided direct assistance to over 2,500 employers through outreach and inspections to help them to develop their pandemic exposure control plans and to put practical solutions in place. Many employers and industry organizations have proactively reached out to the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission for this assistance, showing the commitment that employers here in the Northwest Territories have to keeping their staff and their customers safe.
As other parts of Canada see their pandemic case numbers rising, the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission remains committed to supporting local businesses to review their plans regularly, to make sure that they are prepared and to continue to provide support as needed to protect the health and safety of workers, clients, and customers. There are a number of great resources available on the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission website. I strongly encourage any business that has concerns about how to do a good risk assessment or put a plan in place to look there for guidance or to get in touch with the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission.
Finally, Madam Speaker, I would like to recognize the contributions of three outgoing members of the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission Governance Council, Mr. David Tucker, Mr. Abe Thiel, and Mr. Jack Rowe. I would like to thank the members for their service and important work overseeing the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission and representing the interests of workers, employers, and the general public. Thank you, Madam Speaker.
Ministers' statements. Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs.
Madam Speaker, today, I am pleased to announce the successful distribution of $1.583 million in COVID emergency support funding for sport organizations. This funding has been provided by the Government of Canada through the Department of Canadian Heritage's Emergency Support Fund for Cultural, Heritage and Sport Organizations. The funding provides additional temporary relief to support sport organizations and helps them plan for the future. This funding is being used to support the continuation of sport and recreation program operations across the Northwest Territories. The funds will enable them to support the healthy lifestyle goals outlined in the Government of the Northwest Territories' Emerging Wisely Plan to manage the impacts of the pandemic.
Municipal and Community Affairs distributed funding for sport and recreation programs in the amounts of:
$721,000 to 33 community governments;
$634,000 to 29 territorial sport organizations; and
$228,000 to territorial and regional sport and recreation non-government organizations.
Madam Speaker, the innovative projects being supported through this funding are impressive, they include:
Outdoor events such as winter cultural day camps with fishing, trapping, and traditional Indigenous games;
Upgrades and repairs to outdoor sport and recreation areas like parks, as well as ski and hiking trails;
The doubling of some program offerings so that everyone interested can participate even when attendance restrictions limit the number of people at any single event;
Cleaning supplies and personal protective equipment for staff;
On-line programming; and
Extra staff and additional cleaning costs.
Community governments have also been reaching out to schools to support student and resident access to services so that health and wellness can be supported in these challenging times. MACA continues to support community governments and sport and recreation organizations dealing with the impacts of the pandemic by extending resources from all existing programs. Communities have demonstrated the flexibility to adapt programs to deal with restrictions under the public health order.
Madam Speaker, the Government of Canada's support for NWT sport programming could not have come at a better time. Through innovative planning and careful health and safety measures, this funding will be supporting important sport and recreation programs that directly impact the physical and mental health of all Northwest Territories residents. Mahsi, Madam Speaker.
Ministers' statements. Minister of Health and Social Services.
Thank you, Madam Speaker. We know that family violence continues to be a serious issue. The Northwest Territories consistently records among the highest rates of violence against women in Canada, as reported by Statistics Canada. Two women have been murdered in the last two months. This violence is as heartbreaking as it is unacceptable. As a territory, we need to do better.
This month is Family Violence Prevention Month in the Northwest Territories. Let us take time to focus on promoting a change in attitudes and behaviours about violence against women and the harm that comes with it. The government is dedicated to providing the necessary resources to reduce the incidence of family violence in the territory and better support those who have experienced this type of trauma.
We know that family violence can have a lifelong impact on children and youth and influence how their relationships are formed. It is critical that we do everything we can to stop this cycle and promote positive, healthy relationships.
Madam Speaker, the response to family violence involves many GNWT departments and agencies taking a whole-of-government approach. It also requires us to work closely with our community partners to ensure that the solutions reflect the priorities of the communities. We have established an interdepartmental working group that will review GNWT programs and services providing family violence supports. This team is working on an action plan on the Calls to Justice from the Final Report of the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls national inquiry. This work will contribute to addressing the issue of domestic violence, among other things. We look forward to seeing the results.
Family Violence Shelters are territorial resources that can be accessed 24 hours a day. There are shelters in Tuktoyaktuk, Inuvik, Yellowknife, Hay River, and Fort Smith. Even if there is not a shelter in your community, travel assistance is available to get to one. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it is not necessary to call 811 to get an exemption to the public health orders to be in a shelter with non-family members. Call the family crisis line directly at 1-866-223-775. Staff will help you to make a safety plan, if required, and apply for an emergency protection order to keep the abuser away.
Shelters also provide a range of support programs for women and children who are trying to leave an abusive relationship. Shelter supports include supportive counselling, case management and referral, support in identifying housing and income supports, links to transitional housing supports, and, most importantly, a safe place to stay. For the five communities with shelters, the GNWT provides $3.5 million annually in core funding. In addition to this, we appreciate the support of the federal government, which, in August, announced one-time-only funding of $321,000 to support cleaning in the shelters.
Madam Speaker, we believe that the incidents of intimate partner family violence are likely escalating during the COVID-19 pandemic. Families may be stressed by the challenges they face and self-isolation may make things worse. In the early stages of the pandemic, very few women were seeking admission to the family violence shelters. However, at the same time, the number of emergency protection orders increased.
Although these trends are disturbing, as a government, we have implemented a number of measures to help intervene at this difficult time. We have communicated to residents that NWT family violence shelters remain open and available during the pandemic. We have distributed over 150 cell phones to victim service providers to distribute to those in need. This ensures there is a safe way for women to seek information and support. The NWT Help Line, community counselling services, and child and youth care counsellors remain ready to help. We are continuing to monitor this situation closely and encourage anyone who needs help to reach out to one of these supports.
Madam Speaker, as a territory we cannot afford to view family violence as a special awareness week or a one-time initiative. The health and well-being of our residents depends on a coordinated approach to breaking the silence and working together in meaningful ways to end all forms of family violence. Thank you, Madam Speaker.
Ministers' statements. Item 3, Members' statements. Member for Hay River South.
Rocky Simpson Hay River South
Madam Speaker, in November of 1918, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, the First World War ended. Beginning in 1919, Armistice Day, now referred to as Remembrance Day in Canada, was first observed throughout the British Commonwealth. This was to observe the armistice agreement that ended the First World War. Subsequent to that, new conflicts arose and continue to arise to this very day. To this day, we still have many Canadians placed in harm's way.
Madam Speaker, remembrance is not only the right thing to do, but it is our duty and our moral duty. Although it is but one brief moment on November 11th, as Canadians, we pause for that moment of silence. During that pause and during that silence, we remember and honour all those men and women who now serve, have served, and those who sacrificed their lives for Canada.
Madam Speaker, throughout our history, more than 23 million Canadians have served, while more than 118,000 have died to protect us, all to provide present and future generations with a chance at a safe, healthy, and bright future. This recognition and sacrifice is why Canada, along with the Northwest Territories and eight other jurisdictions, declared Remembrance Day a statutory holiday.
Madam Speaker, for those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice for us and for those who continue to protect us, I would ask and encourage all residents of the Northwest Territories to take the time to pause, reflect, and think of those persons, not only on November 11th, but each and every day going forward. Thank you, Madam Speaker.
Members' statements. Member for Frame Lake.
Merci, Madame la Presidente. Food security can generally be defined as having reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable and nutritious food. The 2019-2023 mandate of this government identifies actions to support food security with food industry development, increasing country food harvesting, and improving Nutrition North. We have an agriculture strategy called "The Business of Food," a name that implies the largely commercial focus of its initiatives. These are helpful, but the almost exclusive focus on agriculture as a business will not necessarily lead to food security. We have a lot of work to do and a lot of questions to answer.
COVID had brought the issue of food security to the forefront. This summer, the requirements for social distancing and isolation prompted many more people to grow their own food in home and community gardens and to get out on the land and water and harvest country foods. In the NWT, we did experience some disruptions to our supply chains through the cancellation of flights and reductions in trucking. What lessons did we learn from this past harvest, and was our government there to support this convergence of interest and necessity of local food production during the pandemic?
There have been some incredible examples of food security in the NWT over the last season, including the Great Potato Collaboration with the donation of 50,000 pounds of seed potatoes by an Alberta farmer and the development of a local market garden in Kam Lake on a basic gravel pad.
It's hard to know how successful our current programs and supports are towards food security when there appears no clear measurement of agricultural or country food production and consumption by our Bureau of Statistics. If you don't measure it, how can we gauge the effectiveness of even out current focus on agri-business? I'll have questions for the Minister of ITI on how we can build real food security in the NWT, learn from the lessons of the pandemic, and ensure we can actually measure progress. Mahsi, Madame la Presidente.
Members' statements. Member for Deh Cho.


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The District Council of Para Wirra was a local government area of South Australia from 1854 to 1935, seated at Maidstone (later called Kersbrook).

It occupied the western half of the Hundred of Para Wirra, the eastern remainder being administered by the District Council of Mount Crawford, which was established the same day. The Mount Gould Range and the present-day Warren Conservation Park form what was once the boundary between Para Wirra and Mount Crawford.

History
In 1935 Para Wirra amalgamated with the District Council of Talunga to form the new and District Council of Gumeracha.

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Para Wirra, District Council of
1854 establishments in Australia
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Q: Whats the point of i++ when ++i "can" be faster in c++? I've been reading quite a few posts/questions about the micro-optimization of ++i and i++ in C++. And from what I've learnt is that ++i "can", not always, but can be faster than i++.
So this makes me ask this question, whats the point of i++ then? I thought that ++i is that you increment the value first then return it. Where as i++ you return the value then increment it. But I have made a very simple test on this:
for(int i = 0; i < 10; ++i)
{
    std::cout << i << std::endl;
}

is the same as:
for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
    std::cout << i << std::endl;
}

Both prints out the same results. So my real question is that is there a situation where you MUST use i++ rather than ++i? If there is, please explain. Thanks

A: Here's an example:
int i = 0;
while (i++ < 10) {
    std::cout << i << std::endl;
}

This will print the numbers 1 to 10. If you used ++i, it would print 1 to 9.
Of course, this is a trivial example since there are other ways to do this, but the point is that i++ will return the old value. For further clarification:
int i = 5;
std::cout << i++ << std::endl; // 5
std::cout << i << std::endl;   // 6

std::cout << ++i << std::endl; // 7
std::cout << i << std::endl;   // 7

In a for loop, there's no difference, since the increment is executed and then the condition is checked. The only difference between the two is the value of the actual expression.

A: Sometimes you want to use the value first and then increment, e.g.
while (array[i++] != sentinel)

A: Use i++ if you want to get (for example print) i before it is incremented, for example:
for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
    std::cout << "old i = " << i++ << std::endl;
    std::cout << "new i = " << i << std::endl;
}

You use ++i if you want to print already incremented i.

A: There shouldn't be a viable normal situation where you must use postfix or prefix version. Each version can yield the same functional effect.
The prefix operator can be faster but the compiler will perform the optimization anyway and will do it better than your manual attempt.
What differs mainly is the readability and simplicity of your code - see examples in other answers - there are situations when prefix/postfix is more convenient than the other version.
All of this is relevant to both C and C++. Since C++ allows you to overload operators, you can provide different functionality for each of these operators and in this case the above claims do not hold. Should be noted, however, that it's probably a very bad idea to write such code.


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Q: use shorthand for object property assigment I'm using the following code
   function(props){

...
    this.props.appName = this.options.appName || this.props.appName;
          this.props.host = this.options.host || this.props.hos;
          this.props.endpoint = this.options.endpoint || this.props.endpoint;
          this.props.appPath = this.options.appPath || this.props.appPath;

       ....

Before I was using the or (||) I've used something like
this.props = Object.assign(this.props, props);
I've many fields which I need to assign is there a way to make it shorter?

A: You can make use of spread operator here to unpack the values from other object, while keeping the first one as default.

var props={appName:'name', host:'host', appPath:'path'};

var options={appName:'UpdatedName', appPath:'pathUpdated'};

props = {...props, ...options};

console.log(props);

UPDATE
In case of undefine, I think you can iterate object using for..in loop, to settle the data:

var props={appName:'name', host:'host', appPath:'path'};

var options={appName:'UpdatedName', host:undefined, appPath:'pathUpdated'};

for(let item in options){
  if(options[item]) props[item] = options[item];
}

console.log(props);

A: Try the below

var props={appName:'name', host:'host', appPath:'path'};
var options={appName:'UpdatedName', appPath:'pathUpdated'};

props = Object.keys(props).reduce((target, key) => {
  target[key] = options[key] || props[key];
  return target;
}, {});
console.log(props);

A: You can do destruction:
  let {appName, host, endpoint, apPath} = this.props;
  let {appName: appNameOptions, host: hostOptions, endpoint: endpointOptions, apPath: appPathOptions} = this.options;

  appName = appNameOptions || appName;
  host = hostOptions || host;
  endpoint = endpointOptions || endpoint;
  appPath = appPathOptions || appPath;

A: As per your given snippet you just need to change the option in Object.assign().
this.props = Object.assign(this.props, this.options);

This should be work for you.


Saginaw in Buffalo - Brian W.
Saginaw off the Burnette Trucking (Penn-Dixie) dock on the Buffalo River.
Led around the 45 degree bend and through the bridge at Ohio St. by the Washington.
Washington starts into the 90 degree bend just below the Lake & Rail Elevator seen in the background.
Her bow swings just clear of the bank as the thruster kicks up lots of silt. Blue tarps are in place to contain grain dust while unloading.
She's swinging pretty good now, the ship's stern is starting into the reach alongside the dock. The Lake & Rail Elevator was built around a right angle turn in the river back in 1927.
Crewmen are lowered over the side to secure the lines.
Now released from the stern tow line, the Washington is helping bring her into the dock as the unloading boom is raised to the hopper at the Lake & Rail Elevator.
On her way to Hamilton Ontario.
Stern view downbound at St. Clair.
Algolake, with the Burns Harbor following behind.
Algoma Montrealais below Six Mile.
Han Xin is registered in Hong Kong.
Indiana Harbor comes out of the fog.
Walter J. McCarthy Jr. meets Ville de Quebec above Nine Mile Point.
HMCS Summerside downbound on Thursday morning.
HMCS Summerside passes the US Border Patrol station.
On her way toward the Thousand Island Bridge.
Thousand Islander III and HMCS Moncton close to Boldt Castle.
Another view of the Moncton.
Moncton has dipped her Canadian flag is response to our flag salute.
A little river will never stand in the way of getting cement delivered to your island.
Ida M III returning to Rockport with a load of Pax.
Great Republic early in the morning after clearing Lock 1, upbound.
Later in the day she is seen above Lock 7.


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As I get older and make a more concerted effort to write professionally, I do not write with the abandon that I did when I was young. A younger me wrote phonetically and with dialects whenever I wanted to express an accent. An older me mentions the accent, but only touches a few key words phonetically. It came from a discussion whether such abstract spellings were the best way to communicate the differences in language. Given that so many of my old stories were the quality of an inexperienced writer, I chose to go the opposite direction.
That's not the only reason. I like to include minorities. I lived in St. Louis city (demographically 66% black) and hung out in areas where I could absorb that kind of culture. Not wholly, of course, but enough I felt comfortable replicating it in words. People seem less willing to accept that, and the further I am away from living in St. Louis, trading it for the predominantly white northeast, I begin to question my own recollection of what was St. Louis living and what was from "The Wire." So, if I avoid using phonetic spelling or dialect, I avoid being called a racist or being laughed at (while they think I'm being racist but don't say it--I hate that one too).
I recently added THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN to my nook. Mark Twain is one of my literary heroes and reading the novel reminded me how much I've given up by not writing my characters speech the way they speak. I've become too scared of criticism, justified it by saying I don't want to support wrong thinking with my writing or that a person just revises the text to what they understand anyway so I'm just adding a step. But when I read the way Huck and Jim speak, I get more than the words. I get the person. I get how they think. What matters. How they process things.
THE TRIAD SOCIETY has a variety of accents, none of which I properly explore. I relegate it to urban being "it is" and rural being "tis," what I feel now is a ridiculous copout.
There is a lot of talk about the author's voice on blogs. Characters and characterization are part of that voice, but not the entirety. What I've found is that why I can maintain the novel's voice during description, I lock up when I express character voice. This needs drastic and immediate attention. Time to write with a little more abandon.
In "Mark Twain", "TRIAD SOCIETY", "author", "racism", "voice", "writethink", "writing", "wrongthink"


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Leading National Construction Company Chooses Value, Flexibility Provided by CMiC
TORONTO – September 15, 2010 – CMiC, the leader in creating the most advanced and technologically open enterprise-wide software solutions for the construction industry, announced today that Plaza Construction, one of the nation's largest Construction Managers and General Contractors, selected CMiC Open Enterprise v10, the most advanced software solution ever created, to integrate all departments on a single database and improve interoperability.
"With CMiC, Plaza Construction has found a tool that allows us to distribute and fully execute our core business rules and procedures as we focus our energies on building projects, serving our clients and growing nationally," said Richard Wood, president, Plaza Construction.
Based in New York City and servicing the Northeast, Mid Atlantic, Southeast and Southwest, Plaza Construction is driven by a mission of "Building Value With Vision", a philosophy that has led to the company's success. Before choosing CMiC Open Enterprise v10, Plaza Construction had used proprietary systems for financials, project management and human resources. "As we started to expand, it became apparent that we needed a solution that ran on a scalable platform," said Chris Mills, vice president, Plaza Constriction. After a long investigation of almost every system on the market, Plaza Construction decided on CMiC construction software.
"One of the major factors in our decision was how intuitive and natural the software was right out of the box," said Richard Wood. "CMiC provides so much visibility to information for our clients, which is a fundamental aspect of our business. There's a deeper level of transparency with CMiC that other software packages don't have."
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In May 2008, the major law firm Hunton & Williams launched the Water Policy Institute (WPI), a think tank-esque, industry-supported consortium formed "to address water supply, quality and use issues," according to its website.
After the initial flurry of press releases, WPI appeared to languish. Then, ten months after its formation, WPI issued its first white paper. "Water Wars: Conflicts Over Shared Waters" focuses on two river basins in the Southeastern United States. The paper urges the states involved — Georgia, Florida and Alabama — to put aside litigation and work with federal mediators to reach an agreement on water allocation. It also supports further study of seasonal water use, ecological issues and efficiency measures.
The white paper's conclusions seem reasonable, even obvious. So much so that it's unclear why Hunton & Williams felt the need to recruit major public relations and corporate powerhouses when forming WPI — and what they, and the law firm, get out of the effort.
What is clear is that WPI, Hunton & Williams and their corporate allies have a long history of siding with (or being) polluters and attempting to undermine water quality safeguards. It seems reasonable, therefore, to worry that whatever WPI is up to, it's likely to do more harm than good.
The Water Policy Institute's chair is former New Jersey governor and Environmental Protection Agency head Christine Todd Whitman. After leaving the EPA, Whitman founded her own public relations firm. The Whitman Strategy Group's clients include FMC Corporation, a chemical and pesticide manufacturer; the oil company Chevron's Environmental Management Company; and the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI), an industry lobby group. Since 2006, Whitman has co-chaired the NEI-funded and Hill & Knowlton-managed Clean and Safe Energy Coalition, a pro-nuclear front group.
"I have, for many years now, believed that water is the greatest environmental challenge facing the world in the 21st century," Whitman stated, in a speech at WPI's inaugural meeting. Since first being elected to public office 25 years ago, she said, "I have been wrestling with water issues." WPI "will help policymakers in every sector better understand — and more effectively communicate and advance — the need for action," she added.
In addition to Whitman's political star power, WPI presumably benefits from the connections and resources of its founding corporate members: BP, GE Water and the Central Arizona Project. As a multinational oil, gas and fuels company, BP's interests in water issues are significant. For example, the company is invested in Alberta's tar sands, where oil development requires — and pollutes — large volumes of water. Last year, BP was party to a $423 million settlement compensating U.S. public water systems for contamination from the gas additive MTBE.
GE Water describes itself as "a leading global supplier of water treatment, wastewater treatment and process systems solutions." In an August 2006 press release, the company enthused, "Globally, the water market is $365 billion and offers a high growth potential." Its products range from water treatment chemicals, filters and membranes; to industrial water management systems; to "mobile water" emergency back-ups. GE Water boasts "the world's largest base of desalination systems," which use an energy-intensive process to produce fresh water from seawater or salty water. GE Water is also involved with Canada's tar sands, as part of a $15 million effort "to improve water usage" during oil extraction.
The Central Arizona Project is a "336-mile long system of aqueducts, tunnels, pumping plants and pipelines" that directs Colorado River water to three Arizona counties. The "quasi-governmental entity" that runs the project has hired the Hunton & Williams firm to weigh in on several water-related legal cases. Due to growing population, drought and climate change, the Central Arizona Project is likely to face increased competition for water resources. It's also nervous about possible carbon tax or cap-and-trade policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, as it relies on the coal-fired Navajo Generating Station for its substantial power needs.
The Water Policy Institute's home, Hunton & Williams, isn't the most environmentally-friendly law firm. In a landmark 2007 case before the U.S. Supreme Court, the firm argued that the EPA shouldn't be allowed to regulate carbon dioxide. By the time the court ruled against them, Hunton & Williams "had built up a team of energy lobbyists who could … work to minimize the potential damage to their clients through legislation," reported The Hill.
Hunton & Williams' lobbying clients include the oil giant ConocoPhillips, the electric industry's Edison Electric Institute, infamous polluter Koch Industries and the powerful National Association of Manufacturers lobby group. Also on the list is "Americans for Affordable Climate Policy," a front group formed by coal interests to ensure that any cap-and-trade system gives free emissions credits to industry. Hunton & Williams' non-lobbying clients include Altria (formerly known as Philip Morris), military contractor General Dynamics, drugmaker Pfizer and Texas energy company Luminant (formerly known as TXU).
WPI's director is Kathy Robb, a Hunton & Williams partner focused on resources, regulatory and environmental law. In a 2005 filing with the U.S. Supreme Court, Robb argued that hydroelectric dam operators shouldn't be regulated under the Clean Water Act. In 2005 and 2006, Robb filed briefs on behalf of the Central Arizona Water Conservation District, which operates the Central Arizona Project. The briefs supported a canal lining project that environmentalists and local groups feared would dry up wetlands and harm rural communities. Robb's clients include "developers, electric utilities, investors, chemical manufacturers, and paper mills," according to Hunton & Williams' website.
Robb has said that WPI is interested in issues of water "scarcity and pricing and … how you can encourage people to conserve," "recycling and reclamation," "the interconnection between energy and water," and "the intersection increasingly of water quality and water quantity issues." How do those laudable goals square with Robb's legal work to restrict the application of the Clean Water Act, with the interests of WPI's corporate members, or with Hunton & Williams' clients?
I called Robb's office to request an interview. Her assistant quickly identified a time, several days later, when I could speak with her. Then, just before the interview was supposed to take place, the assistant called back to cancel it. I repeatedly contacted the office to reschedule. At one point, a nervous-sounding woman asked me where the interview would appear and what questions I would ask Robb. More than two weeks, several phone calls and emails later, it seems safe to conclude that Kathy Robb doesn't want to talk with me.
Kathy Robb's silence doesn't bode well for WPI. Serious policy groups realize that, in order to have any credibility, they must either scrupulously avoid or fully disclose potential conflicts of interest. If WPI has any such policies, they're not public. WPI's website doesn't even include a list of its members.
These are serious, complex and urgent issues. The last thing we need is another corporate front group muddying the waters.


This hourly, non-exempt position is a window repair specialized aircraft service involving good sanding skills and great patience. Knowledge of Aircraft Window Repair techniques and processes is necessary. Team Lead will primarily work on repairing aircraft windows in this position. Team Lead will train and work directly with Aircraft Window Repair Program Manager to complete as much window repair as possible per day/week. May require travel up to one week at a time nationally and internationally. Must be able to complete internal company work orders in accordance with company guidelines. Job duties will vary each day and will encompass projects as designated by the Aircraft Window Repair Program Manager. Team Lead will manage the window repair project start to finish and will be responsible for the Techs.
Train and study aircraft window repair.
Complete quality window repairs on aircraft at West Star Aviation and other facilities.
Tape and prepare aircraft for window repair.
5 years plus in acrylic window repair full-time position.
Working around aircraft a plus.
High physical labor production a plus.
Maintain neat and clean job site.
Be detail oriented and great organizational skills.
Perform all work in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration guidelines.
Maintain a positive customer service environment.
Airframe Team Leader and Team Leaders of other departments assigned to multiple aircraft.
Aircraft Window Repair Program Manager, Department Managers, Director of Maintenance andGeneral Manager.
Have great patience to complete work.
Will work under supervision of the Aircraft Window Repair Program Manager.
The work will be accomplished in both a hangar environment and office environment.
Dual action sanders provided by West Star.
Hand sanding tools provided by West Star.
Any other specialized equipment required to perform job will be provided by West Star.