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For some people who can require their own rubbish away the Rent a Waste Management Dumpster in Pleasant Hill, CA can be the excellent thing. They can throw their own trash within the dumpster and the dumpster company will come cart it off for the children. This could be an existence saver for an older particular person or couple who can't do what you used to can and so the Rent a Waste Management Dumpster in Pleasant Hill, CA can help them keep from obtaining trash developed around the home. Dumpsters renting have many uses but after the day they are just designed for trash removal.
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Dumpsters can also be handy pertaining to temporary storage space and they usually have doors about the end, which you could place a slam and wheel up your debris, or a leading "hatchway" which is truly convenient pertaining to throwing subsequent floor stuff into, or perhaps old roof structure materials. Some rental dumpsters are divided into three sections so you can sell easily. Everyday dumpsters come in 12, twenty, 25, and forty yard measurements. Even a 12 yard you'll help a home-owner get structured, and a big project can use several small ones in order to segregate almost everything being taken out of the house or perhaps building.
For large condo remodeling jobs you will need multiple big dumpsters. The large dumpster holds up to a number of tons of debris. Four lots is about 12 pickup truck plenty of debris.
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Renting any dumpster provides the easiest method to eliminate trash throughout a home venture. Maryland's cities present limited junk pickup. This trash pick-up is limited to be able to bagged junk that is released to the route in a trash can. The trash must be separated according to local trying to recycle laws and it also must not surpass a certain junk bag restrict. This restrict varies from city to city within Maryland; you must check the local trash pick-up regulations as a way to comply with the trash pick-up standards. Dumpster rentals in Maryland are available by means of online getting and can be supplied the very next day.
Once you are done in putting in an order with rubbish rental company indicating your requirements, you'll receive an instantaneous price quote from the representative of the company stating the main points of charges. The professional experts at the company actually helps you in selecting the right sized dumpster that fits in your tailored specifications.
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Plunket cans car seat rentals
The charity can no longer afford to offer the service.
Plunket has announced it will stop renting and selling child car seats, a service that's helped thousands of families since it began in the 1980s.
The number of car seat sites has dropped from 283 at its peak in the '80s to 72 today and the charity's chief operating officer Andrea McLeod said it could no longer afford to offer the service.
"There are now many retailers better placed than Plunket to sell seats and our decision to move out of the rental and retail space, which has continued to make a loss for several years, will not see a drop in access to good, safe seats available to parents," Ms McLeod said.
Consumer NZ's buying guide outlines what to look for when buying a child's car seat.
When Plunket's service launched in 1981, its research found only 20 percent of children were being properly restrained in cars. In 2014, Ministry of Transport research found 93 percent of under-5s travel in car seats.
Plunket will phase out the service over the next 12-18 months, with Plunket saying it will now focus more on preventing children being injured at home.
"Over the years, our staff have carried out valuable work in helping thousands of families keep their children safer on the roads, and we are encouraged by the decline in the number of children killed or injured as a result of motor vehicle incidents," Ms McLeod said.
"We feel we have an opportunity to build on this success and do more to help families protect their children in and around the home."
Consumer NZ has advice on what type of restraint your baby needs and things to consider when you're making a purchase.

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The weekly Twitter Advertiser Index lists the brands which have generated most engagement with users on the platform. Brand engagement index as on 16 November, 2016.
@IndSuperLeague ran an engaging activity for followers using #MegaFunAt1 and #LetsFootball, tweeting out a series of videos featuring footballers from the Indian Super League. These footballers were seen asking trivia questions related to football and players. Participants had to answer the questions right in order to win a pair of football boots signed by the legendary Arsenal and French international player, Thierry Henry.
As Asia's biggest dance music festival, Sunburn approached, @GioneeIndia gave its followers a chance to win tickets to the four fests happening in Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Kolkata. All they had to do was to answer questions posted by one of the headlining DJs, Martin Garrix. The questions were different for each of the four cities and lucky winners walked away with a pair of tickets each.
@TheOfficialSBI announced in a tweet that as of 1:00PM on Nov 11, more than 29,000 ATMs of State Bank Group all across India had been enabled for cash dispensation. It also announced that all branches were to remain open for extended hours over the weekend to cater to everyone who had cash requirements.
@IntexBrand launched its new #IntexSmartTV and gave fans a chance to win it in an interactive activity where 10 questions regarding the smart TV were asked. The questions had multiple choice answers and @IntexBrand gave hints throughout via a link to its website.
@BajajAllianzLIC ran #Insuropedia Unit Test, a simple exam in which nine questions were tweeted and participants had to answer them in order to stand a chance to win Amazon vouchers. Each question came with a link to video hints, and they were all finance related.


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Art Historians: Submit Your Writing to the Nasher Prize Graduate Symposium
by Brandon Zech November 10, 2018
Dallas' Nasher Sculpture Center has officially announced that it is now accepting applications for its annual Nasher Prize Graduate Symposium. Open to master's and doctoral students from any discipline, the event, which is part of a larger set of programming around the institution's Nasher Prize, is scheduled for 10AM to 4PM on April 4, 2019.
Papers submitted to the event are meant to further the academic conservation about what sculpture is and how it can function in and outside of a gallery or museum. For this year's event, the museum is asking that scholars address the themes that 2019 Nasher Prize winner Isa Genzken explores in her work. Suggested topics for the 2019 Symposium are, via the Nasher:
–Sculpture, Architecture, and the Body
–The "Unskilled" Aesthetic in Post-War Art
–Genzken's Narrative Urbanism
–Historical Trauma in Post-War Sculpture
–Contemporary Realism via Sculptural Assemblage
–Art, Branding, and Identity Within Genzken's aesthetic
–Fashion, Architecture, and Sculpture in the Work of Genzken
*Preference will be given to those papers that address Genzken's work directly. Applicants who express intention to be in Dallas to present at the symposium will also be favorably considered.
Works by Isa Genzken at the Stedelijk Museum, 2015. Image Courtesy of Galerie Buchholz
Papers selected for inclusion in the program can be excerpts of MA or MFA papers or theses; excerpts from seminar papers; or excerpts from a dissertation. Being selected for the program also offers writers an opportunity to get feedback about their writing from their fellow scholars, and from the symposium's keynote speaker, Harvard University Professor of Modern & Contemporary Art, Dr. Benjamin H.D. Buchloh.
Each scholar chosen to participate in the program will have their writing published in the Nasher's 2019 Graduate Symposium Compendium.
The Nasher Prize debuted in 2015, with its inaugural winner in 2016, but it wasn't until the award's second year that the Nasher Prize Graduate Symposium was established. The first-ever symposium explored the work of Nasher Prize-winner Pierre Huyghe, and this year's symposium focused on the work of Chicago-based Prize-winner Theaster Gates. (To read the 2018 Graduate Symposium Compendium, go here. Watch the keynote below.)
Applications for the 2019 Nasher Prize Graduate Symposium are due by Sunday, December 9, 2018. For more information, and to submit, go here.
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AME Roundup to set exploration tone for 2020
The 37th iteration of the Association for Mineral Exploration's annual Mineral Exploration Roundup in British Columbia, Canada, aims to set the tone for the exploration and development sector in the Americas, kicking off the annual mining events circuit with an eye on the newest trends and opportunities.
The AME Roundup 2020 event will be held in Vancouver on 20-23 January
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A lot had changed over the past 12 months and the industry event would be the first opportunity for mining professionals to stay abreast of legislative developments, to share innovative ideas, network and continue their professional development, AME president and CEO Kendra Johnston told Mining Journal.
According to Johnston, the most significant development by far for British Columbia-focused explorers was the October 2019 introduction of the new BC Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act by the provincial government. It provided a framework for government to make provincial laws and policies in line with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).
"It will have a huge influence on how the industry does business going forward. It is a very long-term piece of legislation that is going to fundamentally change the way the industry operates going forward," she said.
Johnston said the main impact on explorers would be in forthcoming changes to the Mineral Tenure Act which governed the registration of mineral and placer titles with the province and provides the policy framework. Other laws would also have to be updated to reflect UNDRIP.
"Nothing is going to change overnight, but it will be rolled out in a manner that will foster collaboration among all stakeholders to come up with an action plan and its implementation," she said.
"The implementation of action plans, policies and regulations supported by this legislation will be crucial, and must set conditions for a transparent, timely and fair regulatory regime for all British Columbians. There are many important details to be worked out, and AME looks forward to working with government and Indigenous leaders on the implementation of the legislation."
Johnston said other significant policy issues crossing her desk related to access to land for exploration. It remained one of the AME's key priorities.
Since Johnston took office in June last year, she saw the tenuous situation exacerbated by the accelerated decommissioning of remote access roads and forest service roads across the province as the forestry industry faced an unprecedented downturn. Increased pressure to protect greater areas for wildlife conservation by special interest groups had also resulted in reduced access for mineral exploration.
"We've spent a lot of time working with government to find a solution, whether it is the creation of special user groups or to clarify how the decommissioning process works so that we can have enough time to respond," Johnston said.
Further, access to capital continued to be a struggle for AME members, not only from a market perspective, but also from a tax incentive standpoint, she said.
One of the past year's highlight events was when the provincial government approved all action items brought forward by the Mining Jobs Task Force, resulting in the provincial flow-through share tax credit and the mineral exploration tax credit being made permanent. "That has already helped several companies raise money in the past few months."
The creation of the BC Mining Alliance was also one of the important items flowing from the Mining Jobs Taskforce, with the initiative running in an official capacity for nearly a year. To date, five exploration companies, two First Nations partners, the BC government and the AME had signed up.
Johnston said the initiative was mainly aimed at marketing the mineral exploration potential of the province, with the team advertising the provincial mineral potential at major industry events over the past year.
The alliance has three main goals for 2020, namely to strengthen BC communities through information sharing and capacity development; to provide a model for partnership building among government, First Nations and industry; and to leverage the economic and social benefits of the BC mining sector to attract new investment into the province.
"From the juniors' perspective, the critical goal is to attract international dollars into the companies, while the other two is really about building capacity."
The alliance's 2020 agenda kicks off with the AME Roundup event to be held on 20-23 January at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
AME president Kendra Johnston says the association is making good progress with stakeholders on important exploration policy issues
2020 Roundup Update
The theme for this year's flagship AME event is 'A lens on discovery'. The official event will be preceded by several days of short courses for geologists, students and industry professionals, with the official event opening on Monday, January 20 led by chief Ian Campbell of the Squamish Nation.
BC's Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources minister Michelle Mungall will deliver remarks, followed by a keynote address Australian major Newcrest Mining, which had recently acquired a 70% interest in Imperial Metals' Red Chris copper-gold mine in the province's northwest. Newcrest will outline why it has chosen to invest in the province and share comparative perspectives between the Canadian and Australian mining markets.
Well-known mining investor Rick Rule, the chief investment officer of US-based Sprott Resource Holdings, will also speak during the popular CEO breakfast event, while Pretium Resources CEO Joe Ovsenek will deliver remarks during the AME lunch, also on Monday.
On Tuesday, the third annual reconciliation breakfast will explore how leaders can enable a culture of reconciliation with Indigenous groups through their work, followed by a panel discussion featuring BC mining-focused bankers during a finance-themed lunch event.
The Roundup will host an environment, health and safety awards breakfast on Wednesday, featuring two keynotes including Anglo American regional head of discovery for the Americas Stuart McCracken and by Chinook Scaffold Systems safety coordinator Gabrielle Herle.
"We will also have the usual crowd pleasers including the technical sessions; the First Nations-oriented 'Gathering Place', which has grown in popularity in recent years, and featuring an UNDRIP panel and keynote remarks by BC's Indigenous Relations minister Scott Fraser; the 'Innovation Stage' that will feature new technologies; and one of my favourites, the Prospectors Tent and the Project Generators Hub featuring the newest and earliest-stage projects in the province," Johnston said.
She said event registrations were on track to match or exceed last year's attendance of about 6,500 people, despite the past year having been somewhat quieter for mineral exploration in BC.
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Visit Istanbul – The Ancient City On The Bosphorus
Istanbul is Turkey's most populous city, is a massive tourist destination, and is the center of Turkish culture, economy, and history. While Istanbul is not Turkey's capital, the city is still incredibly important culturally and politically. The city is bisected by the Bosphorus Strait, which links the Black Sea with the Sea of Marmara which ultimately feeds into the Mediterranean. The city is also unique in that the Bosphorus divides the city between Europe and Asia. Many of the historic sites, financial institutions, and cultural areas can be found on the European side, however, over a third of the population of the city lives on the Asian side of the city.
The city was founded as Byzantium in 660 BC, however, the city became prominent in 330 AD when Roman Emperor Constantine made the city the capital of his Empire and named it Constantinople. The city would later share prominence with Rome, and Constantinople remained the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire, thus effectively splitting the Empire between east and west. The Western Roman Empire would fall in 476, and the Eastern Roman Empire and Constantinople would remain unscathed for centuries. The city did begin to decline during the Middle Ages and the Fourth Crusade brought nearly 60 years of Catholic occupation after 1204. The Byzantines managed to regain Constantinople, however, two centuries later the Ottoman Turks would lay siege to the city for eight weeks, culminating in the official end of the Eastern Roman Empire in 1453, nearly a millennium after the western half had fallen.
Sultan Mehmed II, who had taken the city, encouraged the resettling of those who had fled the city during the siege, and also brought in Turks from Asian Anatolia. The Sultan worked to quickly fix many of the parts of the city that had fallen into disrepair, and populations began to flourish after having been on the decline since the Fourth Crusade. The city as Constantinople had been the center of gravity of the Eastern Orthodox Church, however, Mehmed quickly transformed the city into the center of Islamic culture. Istanbul became both the capital of the Ottoman Empire and the seat of the Islamic Caliphate. After the First World War, the Ottoman Empire would fall, and the Republic of Turkey was established, thus ending the Caliphate, and transferring the capital to Ankara.
Today, the city is home to amazing ancient architecture that has survived centuries. The Hagia Sophia is of particular importance, having been at one time an extremely important Orthodox Church and then turned into a prominent mosque after the Turkish conquest of the city. The site has symbolism from both faiths, however, its official purpose is now secular, as decreed by the Turkish government. The Blue Mosque is also an extremely popular tourist destination, and unlike the Hagia Sophia, is still a functioning mosque. These destinations are also close to the Topkapi Palace, and a stones throw away from the popular shopping district on Istiklal Street. Istiklal Street also leads to many side street cafes and bars, and eventually Taksim Square, which was the site of many protests in 2013 over the government's attempts to bulldoze the nearby Gezi Park. A trip to the Grand Bazaar is also highly recommended, with its spice markets that remind tourists that Istanbul was once a prominent part of the Silk Road.
As far as food is concerned, tourists can find doner kebab on every street practically. Simit is a bagel-like foodstuff that is, naturally, consumed at breakfast, and on the waterfront, fish sandwiches are prepared fresh for a few Turkish Lira. One of the more fattening, but extremely delicious Turkish preparations is the Iskender kebab, which is doner kabab meat, served over pieces of pita bread, and covered in tomato sauce and butter. Visitors should also consider the stuffed mussels served on the street, especially after a late night out in the city.
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Home renovations provide you with an excellent opportunity to enhance the functionality of your premises. However, increasing the square footage your home and boosting its kerb appeal should not be your only motivating factors. Your choice of home renovations could also significantly increase the efficiency of your residence, which in turn would help in decreasing your overall maintenance and running costs. The following are a couple of tips that you could use for eco-conscious home renovations.
Annealed glass is the traditional option that is installed in a majority of houses. The reason why annealed glass remains popular is it is one of the most affordable options available and thus will help in keeping your building costs low. However, affordability is the only advantage that you would enjoy with annealed glass. To enhance the comfort levels of your home while also making your house energy efficient, you should consider other window options, such as double-glazed glass, laminated glass and even tempered glass.
Your choice of window replacement will depend on several factors. For instance, you would have to factor in the overall orientation of your home to establish which windowpanes would be best suited for which side of your home. Moreover, you would have to consider the local climate of your area to determine what would be beneficial for you all year round. Therefore, it is essential to consult with your building contractors to determine the best replacement options.
One of the environmental problems Australians face is incessant drought. Therefore, more and more people are looking into water conservation methods to ensure that their home has a sufficient supply. One of the renovations that you could make to benefit your residence would be water collection receptacles that are integrated into your interior plumbing. These additional tanks will harvest rainwater for you that you could put to use for different applications in the home depending on your needs.
The second thing that you could do to enhance the water efficiency of your home would be investing in new tapware. Modern faucets come with various features such as low flow, water aeration and more, which will work toward decreasing the volume of water that you use without sacrificing the pressure of your water supply. Dual-flush toilets are also a great addition to your home, as they will ensure you only use the amount of water that you require, depending on the type of waste.


I am currently trying to make an example for the three pass protocol. Maybe someone can tell me my mistake, because it doesn't work out. There is no error, but the numbers don't fit.
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#Alice recives Kab and calculates((K^a)^b)^a^(-1).
K^a^b^a^(-1) should be the same as K^b, but it doesn't work out. Does someone see my mistake?


News - Agricultural Missions, Inc.
Agricultural Missions, Inc. (AMI) expresses profound grief and indignation at the news of the cowardly assassination of Berta Cáceres, Lenca leader of COPINH (the Council of Popular and Indigenous Organizations of Honduras). We express our condolences to Berta's family and to the members of COPINH. The world has lost a courageous, inspiring and intelligent leader and her loss is incalculable.
Berta's leadership role led to her receiving international recognition as a recipient of the Goldman Environmental Prize while, simultaneously, at home she was faced with numerous death threats, leading to her being under officially mandated protective security by the Honduran government. The relentless advocacy of COPINH in defense of their ancestral lands and recent protest of a controversial development project, the Agua Zarca Dam in the community of Rio Blanco, have led to the murders of Berta and four other influential members.
Since 2000, Agricultural Missions, Inc. (AMI) has worked in accompaniment and solidarity with Berta and COPINH, educating and engaging U.S. advocates in support of their work on behalf of the Lenca people. With full conviction, we denounce this attempt to cause fear and the belief that no indigenous or campesino person is safe and re-confirm our commitment to seek justice for the Lenca people.
AMI calls organizations and individuals working for social, political and economic justice to stand in solidarity with COPINH in defense of their lands by writing a letter to the US State Department demanding they hold the Honduran Government responsible for a thorough and credible investigation of Berta's killing. We call for the participation of international human rights monitors and a transparent process.
Write U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry Now!
This act may have silenced our beloved sister's spoken words but her legacy screams loudly in our hearts and will be demonstrated in the actions of all of us that remain to fight another day.


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After several years of intimate study and playing traditional-style Cajun music alongside legends such as Felix Richard and D.L. Menard, by 1999, Horace's playing style was steaming in a new direction. Heavily influenced by Creole-Zydeco traditionalists' styles, Horace's new sound and the NEW OSSUN EXPRESS was born. In 2003, Horace's 2-year-old album, titled Reach Out and Touch a Hand sprung a HUGE regional hit with "THAT BUTT THING." Ironically, at the peak of the song's popularity, Horace was pursuing other interests and decided to end public performing for a time. Now, five years later, Horace is back on the southwest Louisiana music stages again and better than ever. Maison de Soul Records presents this reissue of Horace's best-selling Zydeco Hound Records' album. Originally released in 2001, 14 tracks.
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2 School Bus Drivers Charged with DUIs in N.D. and N.J.
A North Dakota bus driver has been charged with drinking and driving while a New Jersey bus driver crashed following an overdose.
Both of the bus drivers have been arrested and charged for their individual crimes.
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Two school bus drivers, one in Fargo, N.D. and the other in Newark, N.J., were charged this week for driving under the influence with students on board.
North Dakota Bus Driver Had a BAC of .12
Bruce Arnold Tweed is being charged with a DUI after another driver noticed a bus full of students swerving on the road Monday afternoon, reports KVRR.
Tweed, 71, had a blood alcohol content of .12 percent and was arrested.
Related: Tenn. School Bus Driver Convicted in Crash That Killed 6 Students
"The police responded and followed the bus into the Shanley [High School] parking lot. It was at that point after the students were let off the bus that the police determined he was driving the bus under the influence," said Paul Braun, Director of Communications for the Diocese of Fargo.
Tweed, who has been driving for Valley Bus for the last 10 years, has a DWI conviction from 2002. Ryan McLaughlin, the General Manager of Valley Bus, says despite this fact, his process for clearing drivers is thorough.
"We do background checks on their driving and criminal and other records. They're pretty substantial but obviously not perfect or this wouldn't have happened," McLaughlin said.
Valley Bus administers random drug and alcohol tests on its drivers and if a driver is charged with a DUI they are immediately suspended.
Tweed was tested on January 25 and his results came back clean.
McLaughlin says this is the first time one of his drivers has been charged with a DUI while driving kids.
Since Monday, Valley Bus and the Diocese of Fargo have been working together.
"We are going to continue contracting with Valley Bus. We have done so for many years, but we are working very closely with them to ensure the safety of students, and we want to let parents know that is our number one priority," Braun said.
If convicted, Tweed will no longer drive for Valley Bus, McLaughlin said.
Newark Bus Driver Overdoses with Students on Board
A school bus driver in Newark was arrested after overdosing on opioids and crashing into a tree on Wednesday.
The driver, Lisa Byrd, was revived by first responders with Narcan, an opioid reversal drug, reports CNN.
Related: N.J. School Bus Driver Charged in Crash That Killed 2, Injured 43
Of the dozen five to 13-year-old students on board at the time, none were injured, Newark police said.
Byrd, 57, is now facing 12 charges of endangering the welfare of a child, driving while impaired and possession of drug paraphernalia.
"Endangering the lives of Newark children is something we will not tolerate," said Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka in a statement. "We are grateful that none of the students were injured and that no other residents were harmed due to this incident."
In December, the Governor of New Jersey, Phil Murphy, signed a package of school bus safety bills. The goal of the bills was to raise safety standards for school buses and operators.
He also recently invested $1.4 million into efforts to stop the opioid crisis in the state, reports TAP into Bloomfield.
The funding will go into new addiction treatment programs, intensive support for addicts and alternatives to opioids for pain management for adults.
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(W)Archives: Vietnam and the Meaning of Defeat
Mark Stout
Forty years ago yesterday, the North Vietnamese Army captured Saigon and the Vietnam War was over. This week we look at the memoirs of a key North Vietnamese participant in those events, Lieutenant General Trần Văn Trà, the aggressive deputy commander of the forces that launched that final offensive. These memoirs, originally published in 1982, were translated from Vietnamese by the Foreign Broadcast Information Service and are available to us now in four parts thanks to the remarkable Vietnam Center and Archive at Texas Tech University.
In his memoirs, General Trà described the final offensive into Saigon. (See page 194 onward.) He set forth the strategic goals of the operation in heroic or even bombastic terms. 0000 hours on April 29, 1975:
Was…the designated hour for the party cadres and political cadres to lead the patriotic masses in uprisings to kill the tyrants, disintegrate the puppet [South Vietnamese] administration, encourage the puppet troops to throw down their weapons and surrender, win political power for the people, bring about an earthshaking upheaval, and eliminate oppression, injustice and slavery.
As Trà recounted it, the North Vietnamese offensive was an overwhelming success, held up only briefly in a very few places. He told how a T-54 tank crashed through the gates of the South Vietnamese Presidential Palace at 1110 on the morning of the 30th. Twenty minutes later a tank crew and a sapper team ran a communist flag up the main flagpole at the palace. Soon thereafter the sappers found the entire South Vietnamese cabinet sitting around a conference table in the palace. The cabinet surrendered and soon South Vietnamese President Duong Van Minh was announcing the country's surrender over the radio. The war was over.
In war, one side is defeated when it acknowledges its own defeat. In other words, defeat is not just a question of objective military factors but also of political perception. There are many examples of this. For instance, in 1945, with the Allies in Berlin, the German government felt itself defeated, the German people accepted defeat, and World War II was over. On the other hand, in 2003, with the American military in Baghdad, despite the fall of the Iraqi regime, the Iraqi people did not feel themselves defeated and the war continued, albeit in a new guise. In 1975, both military calculations and political sentiment dictated defeat for the South. Not only did President Minh acknowledge defeat but the mass exodus of the Vietnamese boat people that started later that year showed that South Vietnamese society as a whole accepted defeat as well.
The unambiguous events of 1975 stand in stark contrast with the 1968 Tet Offensive, which also features in General Trà's book. (See page 35 onward.) From the American perspective, the Tet Offensive, launched by the Viet Cong guerrillas was a disaster and a sign that the United States was not, in fact, making progress toward victory. For the United States, Tet was an inflection point. From that date forward the momentum was all toward a reduction of effort and disengagement. For his part, General Trà saw Tet as a serious military blunder for his side.
We did not correctly evaluate the specific balance of forces between ourselves and the enemy, did not fully realize that the enemy still had considerable capabilities and that our capabilities were limited, and set requirements that were beyond our actual strength. In other words, we did not base ourselves on scientific calculation or a careful weighing of all factors, but in part on an illusion based on our subjective desires.
Of course, the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong issued no public pronouncements to this effect even while the American public and leadership made no secret of their dismay over what had happened. Physical reality mattered but perception mattered more. The United States conceded a strategic defeat and the communists claimed a great victory.
In 1976 General Trà became a member of the Central Committee of the Vietnamese Communist Party and in 1978 he became Vice Minister of Defense. However, this all ended in 1982 with the publication of his memoirs. General Trà spent three years under house arrest. His sin? Describing the Tet Offensive as a defeat that "weakened" the communist cause and set it back a matter of years. In short, the general forgot the primacy of politics in war.
Mark Stout is a Senior Editor at War on the Rocks. He is the Director of the MA Program in Global Security Studies and the Graduate Certificate Program in Intelligence at Johns Hopkins University's School of Arts and Sciences in Washington, D.C.


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E-262 - Sunday, June 16, 2019
Force of Law (Laurel Rosenhall @ CALmatters): Assemblywoman Shirley Weber (06/15/19)
SacTownTalks by The Nooner (Gibran Maciel and Scott Lay): Sac Councilmember Steve Hansen (06/14/19) [YouTube | Simplecast | iTunes]
KQED's Political Breakdown Podcast (Scott Shafer and Marisa Lagos): Congressman Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) (06/13/19)
SacTownTalks by The Nooner (Gibran Maciel and Scott Lay): What a Week! (06/09/19) [YouTube | Simplecast | iTunes]
Keeping Up with California (Senate GOP Caucus): Spending on salmon (06/07/19)
CA19 (San Jose): added attorney Erik Estavillo (D) - safe Dem - challenge to Zoe Lofgren (D) - claims to be an attorney but is not found on the State Bar site. Pretty bad way to out your misrepresentation against state law.
TODAY'S NOONER:
Duncan's doo-doo
Pot in Santa Barbara
Costco Corona police shooting
SEEN ON SUNDAY TEEVEE: House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) on Face the Nation.
Happy Father's Day! Thank you dad for all of your support through the years.
Do we really have to wait until Thursday for another USA World Cup game? What an outstanding group of women!
BUDGET: Tomorrow, Senate Budget and Fiscal Review will take up the budget trailer bills. For home gamers, the actual budget bill can not make statutory changes, so "trailer bills" implementing the budget are passed along with it. Usually they are mostly passed at the same time as the budget, but this year, the spending plan was approved on Thursday to meet the June 15 constitutional deadline, but the trailers were still being worked out.
A few don't have language, which are identified as "spot" bills below.
A.B. No. 75 Ting. Budget Act of 2019. - K-12 education
A.B. No. 78 Ting. Budget Act of 2019. - spot bill
A.B. No. 79 Ting. Budget Act of 2019. - mental health
A.B. No. 80 Committee on Budget. Human services omnibus.
A.B. No. 81 Committee on Budget. Developmental services.
A.B. No. 90 Committee on Budget. Public employees' retirement.
A.B. No. 91 Ting. Budget Act of 2019. - taxation/EITC
A.B. No. 100 Ting. Budget Act of 2019. - spot bill
A.B. No. 102 Ting. Budget Act of 2019. - state collective bargaining
A.B. No. 105 Ting. Budget Act of 2019. - amendments to the budget bill
AB 217, previously the water fee/tax bill, is also now a bill for federal tax law conformity and is scheduled for Asm Rev & Tax tomorrow.
Department of Finance provides this page with trailer bill language. Bills must be in print for 72 hours before final passage.
DAN THE DOWNER: While Democratic legislators are sending out press releases celebrating the budget, Dan Walters writes that bad news with the state's economy will be forthcoming. He writes:
"Newsom's predecessor, Jerry Brown, started building reserves and warned in his final budget, 'What's out there is darkness, uncertainty, decline and recession, so good luck, baby.'"
DUNCAN'S DOO-DOO: In the SDUT, Morgan Cook and Jeff McDonald report that Margaret Hunter's guilty plea on conspiracy to use campaign funds for personal expenses make things worse for Congressman Duncan Hunter as it takes away the spousal privilege. They write:
"The couple initially denied all charges and appeared united in court. But now Margaret Hunter is no longer wearing her wedding ring, and she is a star witness against her husband.
According to the 22-page plea agreement she signed with federal prosecutors, both Margaret and Duncan Hunter were well aware that their spending was illegal -- and they both continued to break the law anyway.
The congressman issued a statement last week saying he was being targeted by prosecutors who supported Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign in 2016 and that he would not be answering any further questions about the case.
In addition to spelling out dozens of criminal counts, the August indictment said the congressman made numerous illegal expenditures to benefit five unnamed people who 'lived in the Washington D.C. area and had personal relationships with Duncan Hunter.'
According to the plea deal 'Hunter concealed from Defendant his use of campaign funds to facilitate certain personal relationships with others.'"
To think that he is still in office on our dime while Dr. Richard Pan is threatened with recall over the vaccination bill is beyond belief. Meanwhile, SDUT columnist Michael Smolens looks at why Hunter is still in office.
POT POWER: In the LAT, Joe Mozingo reports on the burgeoning legal marijuana industry in Santa Barbara County. "Farms in Santa Barbara County hold 35% of all cultivation licenses issued in California this year, despite the county having only 1.8% of the state's land. Humboldt County, the historic center of the marijuana universe, has 22%, while illegal grows there continue to dominate the larger black market."
Meanwhile, Senator Mark McGuire's marijuana appellation bill is up Tuesday in Assembly B&P. Like wine, it would prohibit pot sales falsely representing a county where it is not grown. I was on the North Coast a couple of weeks ago and it was wild to see the billboards. There's also a pot shop on Main Street in Mendocino in a former art gallery.
POLICE SHOOTING IN CORONA and a JUSTICE CUÉLLAR after the jump...
THE IE: In Corona, an off-duty LAPD officer fatally shot another shopper and two of his relatives Friday night at a Costco, reports Brian Rokos and Nathaniel Percy for the San Bernardino Sun. The two relatives are in critical condition. Allegedly, the victim killed assaulted the officer near the produce and meats section while the officer was holding his son. Reports are that as many as six shots were fired and the only person with a gun was the officer.
I'm guessing those SB 1421 records requests will flood LAPD after this shooting, although the officer's name has not yet been released. While I have read the bill many times, I had to review again this morning to see whether an off-duty officer-involved shooting opens the records, and it appears that it does. That said, the shooting happened in Riverside County rather than Los Angeles, raising interesting questions about the application of the new law.
LAPD even has a web page for SB 1421, although it's more of a discouragement of requests than a welcoming message. The department charges $64 per hour for reviewing and redacting video and audio. Or they charge $65.28. Or $63.93. Or $65.28. Or $56.87 if the requester drew the lucky straw. That's about $130,000/year.
The LAT team also has a report.
"Corona police Lt. Jeff Edwards said Friday night that two men were in an argument when one pulled out a weapon and fatally shot the other man. Initially, police said they had detained the shooter inside the store and then taken him to a hospital after he said he was injured."
A fight breaks out in a Costco and an unarmed guy is killed? We definitely need more details. Was it a fight over tenderloin that resulted in a shooting? And, why does an off-duty officer pack heat to go buy toilet paper by the 30-pack?
SCOCAL: For CALmatters, California Supreme Court justice Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar writes about growing up in Imperial Valley, childhood poverty, and Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye's Keeping Kids in School and Out of Court Initiative.
"We saw how the U.S.-Mexico border demonstrates both the enormous powers of government agencies as well as their weaknesses, and witnessed how lack of planning and unintended consequences can create seemingly timeless features of the environment like the Salton Sea.
These life experiences serve to remind us not just of California's extraordinary breadth and beauty, but how our state's immense prosperity seems all too remote for some kids growing up in places that deserve a more prominent place in California's story.
Efforts such as the Keeping Kids in School and Out of Court Initiative are meant to broaden economic opportunity and improve public safety, and bring these narratives more fully into our shared civic life. But the context for such efforts can be daunting."
Justice Cuéllar was born in Mexico, came to California in his teens, and went on to Yale and Harvard for law school. An underachiever, he then got a Ph.D. from Stanford and became a Stanford law professor. Of course, Cantil-Sakauye is my favorite justice since she did the community college-UCD-UCD Law route. Okay, I don't really play favorites, but the selections by Arnold Schwarzenegger (Cantil-Sakauye) and Jerry Brown (Cuéllar) were excellent.
CAKEDAY after the jump...
#CAKEDAY: Happy birthday to Carson Eades and Chip Wilkins!
Consultant Position at TBWB Strategies, San Francisco Based Political Consulting Firm
TBWB Strategies is a strategy and communications consulting firm specializing in public finance ballot measures to secure much needed funding for schools, cities, parks, open space, libraries, transportation, healthcare and more. Consultants serve in a project management role on the client services team at TBWB Strategies, reporting directly to partners and providing strategic guidance, maintaining daily client contact, developing messaging, managing staff and overseeing materials production for multiple projects simultaneously. Interested candidates can apply here: https://tbwbh.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=8
Associate Position at TBWB Strategies, San Francisco Based Political Consulting Firm
TBWB Strategies is a strategy and communications consulting firm specializing in public finance ballot measures to secure much needed funding for schools, cities, parks, open space, libraries, transportation, healthcare and more. Associates are responsible for a combination of direct client service and support for the client services team at TBWB Strategies. Associates are expected to keep projects on track, meet deadlines and prepare materials — including direct mail — for each client. Interested candidates can apply here: https://tbwbh.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=7
RFP for SSA state advocacy: Prop 68 $20M scope
SALTON SEA AUTHORITY requests that contract advocacy firms registered with the Secretary of State/FPPC in Sacramento provide a proposal for services in legislative advocacy and governmental affairs to expedite efficient and timely release to the SSA of $20 Million in funding (Proposition 68) approved by voters.
Interested firms or individuals please provide summary of relevant qualifications and experience, along with proposal of work and budget, to the SSA before Friday, June 21, 2019. Submit materials to: Attn: SSA Board Secretary, at info@ssajpa.org.
Approx. term July 12-October 13, 2019. See http://saltonseaauthority.org/events/rfp/ for details.
Women in California Leadership – Film Screening
Women in California Leadership and special guests, the Legislative Women's Caucus, invites you to a film screening of Secret Life of Pets 2, June 17 at 6pm, Crest Theatre. Must RSVP in advance. Visit WiCL-film-screening-2019.eventbrite.com.
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J&Z Strategies is an award-winning, national Democratic political media and campaign consulting firm. In 2018, we consulted on 35 winning campaigns in states across America. We helped deliver break-through ads as well as unconventional campaign strategy that resulted in big wins for Congressional and statewide candidates, state legislative caucuses, independent expenditures, labor unions, environmental groups, and more.
Southern California Democratic Member of Congress seeks District Director to oversee all operations of the district offices, including the development and implementation of policy objectives, strategies and operating plans, as well as direct all activities and staff of the district offices. This individual also serves as the primary liaison between the Congresswoman and constituents and special interest groups in the district; and, acts as an advisor for the Congresswoman on local concerns, district issues and politics, and other developments throughout the region.
Candidates should have a minimum of 3-5 years of management experience, a strong ability to provide necessary organization, leadership and motivation to manage a Congressional office; excellent oral and written communication skills; and thorough knowledge of the legislative process. Candidates should submit a cover letter, resume, and appropriate writing samples to CA26Resumes@gmail.com with just "District Director" in the subject line.
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All this month, certain LA-based restaurants will be donating their proceeds to Profits For Peace, a program that raises funds for the Program for Torture Victims. If you mention the Program for Torture Victims, or present a coupon at participating restaurants -- Louise's Trattoria, Mo-Chica, Takami Sushi and Robata Restaurant, Good Girl Dinette, Chichen Itza and Pink's Hot Dogs, among others -- a portion of their proceeds will go to the PTV for a day, a week, a month or a year.
Thousands of men and women from over 65 countries have escaped torture to start new beginnings in Los Angeles, including some of the Profits for Peace restaurateurs. "The Pink family traces its history back to Central Europe and Russia and immigrated in the early 1900's to the U.S. to escape the type of torture still inflicted on many others in the world today," says Gloria Pink of Pink's Hot Dogs. Ricardo Zarate of Mo-Chica Restaurant adds, "I was very closely affected by war and torture. Program for Torture Victims helps people who came through that time."
The Profits for Peace program lasts through the end of July. If you would like to donate directly, you can do so at the Program for Torture Victims website, or by mail, to 3655 Grand Ave, Suite 290, Los Angeles, CA, 90007.


Our government and those serving their own interests are not in control of much, particularly with regard to our society. So, who really is in control? Satan?
I know that many of you don't really believe that he exists, but God said that he does so that settles that argument. But is he in control of all of the things which are spiralling out of control today? I don't think I would give him that much credit. He may be influencing those who are stirring up trouble to be more violent, more destructive even, but he isn't in control of them exactly.
Besides, if you have ever read the book of Job or heard a sermon from it, then you know that Satan has to get permission to do the things which he does, especially if it may harm Christians or Israel! The One Who is in Control and Who watches everything unfold in its time, is God. Sometimes bad things do happen to good people, but not without God's permission. He knows that occasionally something has to happen if it will bring about a greater good in His Kingdom. It may cause pain for now, but in eternity the pain is taken away.
Many people seem to be searching for the Truth of God today, although some seem to be looking in the wrong places. Yes, God is still speaking through His Word, the Bible, and preachers who read and study it and then expound on His Wisdom trying to make it as understandable as possible. The message of salvation is easy enough for a child to understand but as adults we tend to make things harder than they should be. Either by not reading the instruction book, the Bible, or by adding our own ideas to those contained in it.
God doesn't need your help or mine in order to save you. He already provided the remedy and the way of salvation for each one of us, through belief in and trust in Jesus the Christ.
No other doctrine or work needs to be applied to your life in order to be saved! There is nothing that you or I can do to get us into Heaven, Jesus did it all. Just believe in Him and His atonement for your sins, turn away from them (repent) and follow Him. Sounds simple doesn't it? Truly, it is simple…although living your daily walk with Him is going to be hard at times. Your friends will call and ask you to come to this new bar they found or maybe go for a weekend off to the Bahamas with your fiance which you aren't married to yet. These are the stones which can trip you up and cause you to stumble and fall.
But…if you truly have given your heart to Jesus, even if you fall, you can ask forgiveness and strength and He will give you both! Don't turn away from Him and go back to your old life. Don't feel the pull of the Spirit in church or after you hear a sermon on TV and then decide NOT to give your heart to Him. Remember, we are not guaranteed tomorrow so don't back away from Him when you know you need Him!


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Q: Git revert. Automatically merged files not being reset Our team is relatively new to using Git.
We've got a dev branch and and active release branch which has been in existence for a number of weeks now. So, the dev branch is well ahead of the release branch.
When fixing a particular bug, the developer created a new bug-fix branch. The problem is that he branched from the develop branch instead of the release branch.
The fix was made in a single file, but when the bug-fix branch was merged with the release branch, it also merged the other files that had recently changed in the dev branch.
How do we get to a point where the release branch is as it was before this merge?
I've tried git revert <commit-id> and that reverts the change in the single file that was changed in the bug-fix branch, but the other changes that made their way from the dev branch are still present.
The fact that some files were not reverted makes this question different to the others I've come across on SO.
Attached image shows how multiple files were updated/created/removed when I ran git pull.

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Home » Dr. Deogratius Ssemwanga, PhD.
Dr. Ssemwanga received his PhD. in Molecular Virology at Makerere University, in 2013 where he studied the prevalence of individuals infected with multiple strains of HIV in Uganda and the effect of these multiple infections on disease progression. He received a Wellcome Trust funded Makerere University/UVRI Infection and Immunity Postdoctoral fellowship to study the virological and immunological correlates of HIV-1 superinfection. This work involves the use of ultra-deep sequencing with phylogenetic analysis to determine HIV-1 superinfection and neutralization assays to determine the development of neutralizing antibodies prior to and after superinfection.
In his current position as a Research Scientist with the MRC/UVRI Uganda Research Unit on AIDS he continues to work on HIV-1 superinfection. His other research interests include the use of Molecular Epidemiology approaches to understand the HIV transmission networks in our populations: a key approach necessary to reduce transmissions in the most at risk populations. He is involved in studies on HIV-1 drug resistance in light of the increased access to treatment. He is also involved in H3ABionet, a network tasked to develop bioinformatics capacity in Africa. He organizes and teaches at the annual 'Bioinformatics in the Tropics Uganda' series.