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The citizens of the USA gave acceptance to him again in 1997, consequently the 42nd president of the USA served his nation for just two terms.
Bill was born in Arkansas, in a household of William Jefferson Blythe Jr and Virginia Dell Cassidy. Unfortunately, Blythe Jr. didn't live to see his sunshine, he died before Bill was created. Fortunately for small Edith, Bill and Eldridge Cassidy were excellent folks. They had a little grocery store and although a powerful racial tension was felt within the south at that time, Cassidy's permitted to have meals on credit for everybody, despite their race. Eldridge and Edith were not affluent and could not have dreamed their grandchild Bill Clinton net-worth will one-day achieve such heights.
Bill Clinton net-worth – 80 Million dollars
It wasn't long before Bills mom returned to Arkansas and got married to Roger Clinton, who possessed a car dealership. Bill loved his step-father and changed his family name to Clinton in honor of Roger when he turned fourteen years-old. Because he was a teen Bill Clinton has recognized his future lies with politics. Currently in school he did an internship at Senator's J. William Fulbright's workplace. He went to Yale Law School and later graduated from prestigious Oxford University School.
Bill Clinton began his career as Arkansas Attorney General in 1976. Since that time it just took him two years to become the Governor in America and acquire the hearts of Arkansas citizens. Wages of the Governor helped to construct just a little part of the present Bill Clinton net-worth, even though this must be thought of as a great accomplishment. As Clinton first dedicated to instruction and health care reforms, a Governor of Arkansas State. That's when he became well-known nationally. Currently in 1988 several of the members of Democratic Party have attempted to persuade Bill Clinton to run for presidency, nevertheless in those days he didn't feel prepared for that.
It was this recognition that helped his fortunes to be earned by Bill. Since the start of his presidency even today Clinton has released four well offered books and gave hundreds of speeches, occasionally getting over $100.000 for one of these. That's where Bill Clinton net-worth chiefly comes from.
Birth date: August 19, 1946
Birth place: Hope, Arkansas, United States
Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
Profession: Lawyer, Politician, Statesman, Author, Teacher
Education: Yale Law School, Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Hot Springs High School, Yale University, St. John's Catholic Elementary School, Georgetown University, University College, Oxford, Ramble Elementary
Spouse: Hillary Rodham Clinton (m. 1975)
Children: Chelsea Clinton
Parents: Virginia Clinton Kelley, William Jefferson Blythe Jr.
Siblings: Roger Clinton, Henry Leon Ritzenthaler, Sharon Lee Blythe
Awards: Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album, GLAAD Media Award for Advocate for Change, Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album for Children, NAACP Image Award – President's Award, J. William Fulbright Prize for International Understanding, Raven Award, Bambi - Charity
Nominations: TV Land Television's Greatest Music Moment Award
Movies: Killer at Large: Why Obesity is America's Greatest Threat, Clinton, Bill Clinton: His Life, Wordplay, A Child's Wish, Road to the Presidency, Up Among The Hills, An Unlikely Weapon: The Eddie Adams Story, Paul McCartney: The Space Within Us, Bill Clinton: Speeches of the Presidential Years, 1993-2001
TV shows: To Save Our Schools, To Save Our Children
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1 His nickname "The Comeback Kid: "was generated by the press after strong second place showing in 1992 New Hampshire primary.
2 First grandchild, Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky, was born on September 26, 2014. Parents are Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky.
3 His grandparents ran a grocery store and made a point of selling goods on credit to people of all races while there was segregation.
4 Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2013 by President Barack Obama.
5 His mother Virginia Clinton Kelley married Roger Clinton, an alcoholic and a wife-abuser who threatened to kill her. Bill vividly remembers being 5 years old when he witnessed his stepfather Roger firing a gun at his mother; the bullet smashed into a wall next to where Virginia was seated. As Bill grew older, he began to intercede to stop his stepfather's violence to his mother. Bill said he was deprived of a male role model while growing up, as his biological father William had died before he was born and his stepfather Roger was rarely engaged in his life. He has also said that his mother's model of a troubled and violent marriage to Roger has affected his own views on marriage and family when he was a young adult, in which he doubted his own ability to have a successful marriage.
6 Did not smoke cigarettes, but would occasionally smoke cigars. Has since quit smoking entirely.
7 The first Democratic President to serve multiple terms since Harry S. Truman.
8 The first U.S. President to be born after World War II.
9 Is a vegan since his heart surgery, eating only fruits, vegetables, and whole grain.
10 Was presented "Person of the Year (1993)" award by pro wrestler Mick Foley.
11 Favorite films are High Noon (1952) and The Princess Bride (1987).
12 Has met actress Elena Levon at the 2009 Clinton Foundation event in Los Angeles.
13 (May 10, 2010) Merited a place in Time magazine's "The 100 Most Influential People in the World" ("Heroes" category) with an homage contributed by friend Bono.
14 (May 10, 2010) Made the cover of Time magazine's double issue - The 100 Most Influential People in the World - alongside Lady Gaga and Didier Drogba.
15 His ancestors settled in and established Blythesville, Arkansas.
16 First president from the "Baby Boom" generation.
17 Prior to the 2008 election, he is the youngest of the four living US presidents, born 44 days after current president George W. Bush.
18 Nominated for a 2008 Grammy Award for "Giving: How Each Of Us Can Change the World" [Best Spoken Word Album (Includes Poetry, Audio Books & Story Telling)].
19 Became the first serving US President to visit Northern Ireland. [November 1995]
20 In 2007, Forbes Magazine estimated his earnings for the year at $7 million.
21 In 2006, he earned between $9-10 million on the lecture circuit. He gave 352 speeches, only 20% for personal income. His speaking fee, is approximately $150,000 per speech unless it is for one of the many Clinton causes or organizations, in which case he speaks for free.
22 When he left the White House in 2001, he had legal bills in excess of $12 million as a result of campaign financing, the Monica Lewinsky trial, and Whitewater.
23 His allergies include chocolate, dairy products, and flour.
24 In 1976, he was elected Attorney General for the State of Arkansas at a salary of $26,500 per year.
25 In 1972, he was hired as a non-tenured professor of Law at the University of Arkansas at a starting salary of $14,706 per year.
26 Huge fan of Elvis Presley.
27 Despite their numerous political and personal differences, he and former President George Bush, his opponent in the 1992 Presidential election, have actually become friends in recent years. The two have made several commercials together on behalf of the victims of 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina. As cited in "Time" magazine, former First Lady Barbara Bush even called them "The Odd Couple".
28 On November 3, 1992, Clinton was elected the 42nd President of the United States by a wide margin in the Electoral College, despite receiving only 43% of the popular vote. The 1992 election was the first time since 1968 that a candidate won the White House with under 50% of the popular vote. (Neither Clinton in 1996 or George W. Bush in 2000 garnered 50% of the popular vote, though he did in 2004.) Clinton's home state of Arkansas was the only state in the entire country that gave the majority of its vote to a single candidate; the rest were won by pluralities of the vote. Clinton came in third in Utah, behind President George Bush and third party candidate Ross Perot, while Bush came in third in Maine, where the Bush family maintained a summer home in Kennebunkport.
29 Is mentioned in the lyrics to the theme song of the cartoon series Animaniacs (1993) ("....Wakko packs away the snacks, while Bill Clinton plays the sax.").
30 Left the Presidency with a substantial budget surplus, the only president in more than 50 years to do so.
31 Cousin of Congressman James A. Lockhart.
32 He was not adopted by Roger Clinton. He used the name "Clinton" when he started school. When he was a teenager, and his younger half-brother Roger Clinton was going to start school, Bill went to court to have his name legally changed to "Clinton". The future President wanted to have the same name as his half-brother, to avoid confusion in the Arkansas school system.
33 Attended the state funeral of former President Ronald Reagan at the Washington National Cathedral with former U.S. Presidents Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, George Bush, incumbent President George W. Bush, and all their wives. (11 June 2004)
34 Brother of Kappa Kappa Psi, Inc. Fraternity.
35 As of 2005, is only the second United States President who has been adopted. The only previous President who was adopted was Gerald Ford.
36 Attended the state funeral of Pope John Paul II at the Vatican, along with incumbent President George W. Bush and former President George Bush. This was Clinton's first public appearance since undergoing corrective surgery at a New York hospital. (April 8th 2005)
37 Considered becoming a jazz musician early in his career.
38 Underwent emergency quadruple heart bypass surgery in September 2004 after experiencing an episode of angina. The former President had not suffered a coronary infarction, but some of his arteries were more than 90% clogged up. He later underwent corrective surgery for a partially collapsed lung in March 2005.
39 Son of Virginia Clinton Kelley (1923-1994).
40 42nd President of The United States of America (1993-2001).
41 Shares a birthday with Tipper Gore, wife of his former presidential running mate, Al Gore.
42 His terms in office made him the last US president of the 20th century as well as the first president of the 21st century.
43 Video exists showing a young Bill Clinton shaking hands with President John F. Kennedy. The video was aired on television during his 1992 presidential campaign on CBS News.
44 At the 1988 Democratic Convention, Gov. he gave the introduction for Michael Dukakis, it was the longest keynote speech in the history of American politics. Throughout the speech people were screaming for Dukakis, and wanted him off the stage, after 48 minutes, he said, "In closing..." The entire audience stood up and went crazy. Shortly thereafter, he appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1962), where he received a three-minute, 48-second introduction from Johnny Carson, it was multiple pages long, and was Carson's longest introduction for a guest. When Clinton finally came out, Carson, said, "Well, governor, I thank you for coming here tonight. And my first question is, how are you?" With that, Carson placed an hour glass timer on the desk.
45 The producers of 60 Minutes (1968) originally wanted to pair Clinton with right-wing talk-show host Rush Limbaugh in their (now failed) Point/Counterpoint segment, but Clinton's people nixed the idea. They also rejected former Republican Congressman Newt Gingrich, conservative author William J. Bennett, former Christian Coalition executive Ralph Reed and conservative businessman and former Republican presidential candidate Steve Forbes as possible adversaries in debate, before settling on former Senator/Republican Presidential candidate Bob Dole.
46 Has his look-alike puppet in the French show Les guignols de l'info (1988).
47 Inducted into the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame, October 2002 (honorary induction).
48 Secret Service codename was Eagle.
49 Was the first Rhodes Scholar to be elected President of the United States.
50 Was portrayed on Saturday Night Live (1975) by Phil Hartman, Chris Farley (once), David Spade (once), Chris Elliott (once), Michael McKean, and Darrell Hammond.
51 Attended a national prayer service for victims of the terror attacks of the World Trade Center, at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC. Also in attendance were former Presidents George Bush, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, former Vice President Al Gore, former Senator Bob Dole and all their wives. [September 2001]
52 In August 2001 he signed a book deal with publisher Alfred A. Knopf, for a $10-million advance.
53 Since leaving the White House, he has made his living mostly giving speeches before various political and business organizations, both domestically and worldwide, averaging $100,000 per speech. That doesn't compare to former President Ronald Reagan, whose first speech after he left office, to a group of wealthy Japanese businessmen, netted him $3 million. [2001]
54 After leaving the White House, he established his new office in the Harlem section of New York City.
55 Had a 12-year affair with Gennifer Flowers from 1980-1992 while he was governor of Arkansas.
56 Became the first sitting U.S. president to be sued. Paula Jones sued him after claiming he sexually harassed her six years previously. [1997]
57 Is fluent in German.
58 On January 19, 2001, agreed to admit that he gave misleading testimony in connection with the Monica Lewinsky scandal. He was also fined $25,000 and agreed to have his Arkansas law license suspended for 5 years. In exchange, he will not face criminal charges after leaving the White House.
59 Pardoned his half-brother, Roger Clinton, thereby erasing his criminal record shortly before leaving the White House in January 2001.
60 Left the presidency with an approval rating of 65%, higher even than former President Ronald Reagan.
61 Collects saxophones, both miniature and life-size.
62 Named Time magazine's "Man of the Year 1992".
63 Was the third youngest person ever to serve as president, after John F. Kennedy and Theodore Roosevelt.
64 Became the second youngest U.S. President to leave office, after Theodore Roosevelt. (January 20th 2001).
65 Has said that The Harmonists (1997) is the movie that moved him the most deeply, and that High Noon (1952) is his favorite movie of all time.
66 Ranked 21st (out of 41) in a survey of the best U.S. presidents. Some historians also rated him last in "moral authority", largely stemming from the Monica Lewinsky scandal and numerous rumored affairs. [February 2000]
67 Named Time magazine's Co-Man of the Year (with Ken Starr) in 1998.
68 Admitted to having an affair with Monica Lewinsky. [August 1998]
69 Impeached (the equivalent of indicted) by the U.S. House of Representatives, Dec. 1998, for "high crimes and misdemeanors" on a strictly party-line vote (all Republicans voted for it, all Democrats voted against it; since the Republicans controlled the House, the impeachment was approved). He is the second president to be impeached; the first was Andrew Johnson in 1868 (Richard Nixon would likely have faced impeachment, but he resigned before it came to that).
70 Daughter, Chelsea Clinton, born 27 February 1980.
71 Enjoys playing golf and the saxophone.
72 Graduated from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. and received his law degree from Yale Law School, where he met his wife Hillary.
73 Listed in "People Weekly"s "Most Intriguing People" list. (December 25, 1995/January 1, 1996 issue)
74 Graduated from Hot Springs High School in Hot Springs, Arkansas in 1964.
75 Is an avid coin-collector.
1 Grey Hair
2 Raspy southern accent
1 Indeed, I did have a relationship with Miss Lewinsky that was not appropriate. In fact, it was wrong. It constituted a critical lapse in judgment and a personal failure on my part for which I am solely and completely responsible.
2 [Pursuing Bin Laden during his term as President] After the bombing of the USS Cole, I had battle plans drawn to go into Afghanistan, to overthrow the Taliban and launch a full scale attack to search for Bin Laden - but first we needed basing rights in Pakistan. The CIA and the FBI refused to certify that he was responsible, while I was in office so I would have to send a few hundred Special Forces troops in Black Hawk helicopters. I failed to catch him but at least I tried.
3 People don't like negative, divisive environments. But they frequently reward them in elections.
4 I've had an improbable life, and a wonderful one full of faith, hope and love, as well as more than my share of grace and good fortune. As improbable as my life has been, it would have been impossible anywhere but America. Unlike so many people, I have been privileged to spend every day working for things I've believed in since I was a little boy hanging around my grandfather's store. I grew up with a fascinating mother who adored me, have learned at the feet of great teachers, have made a legion of loyal friends, have built a loving life with the finest woman I've ever known, and have a child who continues to be the light of my life.
5 [on life as an ex-President] When your ambition is slaked, it becomes more important to see something good happen than just to keep winning arguments. At some point, you're just glad when the sun comes up in the morning: you get up and you wait for something good to happen.
6 [on 'Richard M. Nixon (I)'] For the past year, even in the final weeks of his life, he gave me his wise counsel, especially with regard to Russia. One thing in particular left a profound impression on me. Though this man was in his ninth decade, he had an incredibly sharp and vigorous and rigorous mind. As a public man, he always seemed to believe the greatest sin was remaining passive in the face of challenges. And he never stopped living by that creed.
7 [discussing the balanced budget amendment] Obviously I don't support it, but I support the impulses that are giving rise to it.
8 You know, [George Bush] is always comparing me to [Elvis Presley] in sort of unflattering ways. I don't think Bush would have liked Elvis very much, and that's just another thing that's wrong with him.
9 That's the difference in me and some, including all of the right-wingers who are attacking me now. They ridiculed me for trying [to kill Osama bin Laden]. They had eight months [before Tuesday, September 11th, 2001] to try; they did not try.
10 In some ways she [Hillary Clinton] would be better because of what we did together. First, she has the Senate experience I didn't have. Second, she would have had the eight years in the White House. I think she wouldn't make as many mistakes because, you know, we're older and more mature, and she is far more experienced now in all the relevant ways than I was when I took office. So I think in a way she has the best of both worlds.
11 [to British TV interviewer David Dimbleby after Dimbleby persisted in questioning him about the Monica Lewinsky incident] Look how much time you spent asking me these questions. And that's why people like you always help the far right because you like to hurt people, and you like to talk about how bad people are and all their personal failings. Look - you made a decision to allocate your time in a certain way. You should take responsibility for that. You should say "Yes, I care much more about this [the Lewinsky affair] than whether the Bosnian people were saved, than whether 27 million people had jobs at the end, and whether we moved a hundred times as many people out of poverty as [Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush]." This is what I care about."
12 What's the sacrifice that's being asked of people who make more than $1 million per year? It's the energy they have to expend opening the envelopes containing their tax cuts."
13 [Wednesday, October 2nd, 2002 at the UK Labour Party Conference] It's good to be in a place where our crowd are still in office.
14 [in 1992, responding to a question about whether he ever smoked pot] I didn't inhale.
15 [1996] Will you help me build a bridge to the 21st century?
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2013 Advocate For Change Award GLAAD Media Awards
2005 Bambi Bambi Awards Charity
2005 Grammy Grammy Awards Best Spoken Word Album For the album "My Life".
2004 Grammy Grammy Awards Best Spoken Word Album for Children · Mikhail Gorbachev (artist)
· Sophia Loren (artist)
· Jean-Marie Geijsen (engineer)
· Wilhelm Hellweg (producer)
2001 President's Award Image Awards
1993 Raven Award Edgar Allan Poe Awards Reader of the Year
2013 Grammy Grammy Awards Best Spoken Word Album For the album "Back to Work: Why We Need Smart Government for a Strong Economy."
2008 Grammy Grammy Awards Best Spoken Word Album For the album "Giving: How Each of Us Can Change the World."
2007 TV Land Award TV Land Awards Television's Greatest Music Moment The Arsenio Hall Show (1989)
2006 TV Land Award TV Land Awards TV's Greatest Music Moments The Arsenio Hall Show (1989)
Clinton Global Citizens Award 2016 TV Movie
The Garden's Defining Moments 2015-2016 TV Mini-Series
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Everybody Loves Raymond 1997 TV Series President
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The Arsenio Hall Show 1992 TV Series performer - 1 episode
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You might be shocked to learn that a Clorox product used to treat swimming pools came from fracking wastewater.
The way it works is fracking wastewater gets trucked to Eureka Resources where it's treated and turned into salt. From there, workers at the facility package the salt into Clorox bags and pallet them for shipment.
While Eureka uses Clorox packaging, and trades in Clorox products, they never deal directly with Clorox. The bags are palleted for an unnamed third-party distributor to be sold to regional stores like Wal-Mart, Home Depot, and Lowes.
Eureka Resources stands by their product safety, citing its own four-step patented treatment system that involves pretreatment, distillation, crystallization and dewasting. The company has operated since 2008 in Pennsylvania, currently with two treatment facilities: one in Williamsport and the Standing Stone Facility in Wysox who produces the pool salt.
Eureka states the Standing Stone facility is "capable of producing clean distilled water, concentrated brine, dry sodium chloride (NaCl) salt and approximately 30% calcium chloride (CaCl)" out of water that contained carcinogens, trade-secret chemicals, heavy metals, and high levels of radioactive material.
Starting in 2015, before it was possible for Eureka to use the salt byproduct for pools, they sold over 4,000 tons of feedstock to Cargill.
The solids leftover after wastewater treatment, often referred to as sludge, are hauled to area landfills that can accept radioactive waste.
Once the wastewater is treated the state no longer recognizes the remaining water as waste. It can then be discharged into a waterway with an NPDES permit from the EPA. According to Eureka's 2018 records at Standing Stone, the company discharged 18,281,676 million gallons into the Susquehanna River watershed, for 36,044,422 treated gallons of wastewater.
After treatment Eureka's salt is still considered a residual waste by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's (PADEP) WMGR123 permit to operate a waste facility. In 2016, after a "torturous process" DEP granted Eureka special permission through that permit to package the salt for commercial use. Across Pennsylvania, DEP manages 71 WMGR123 permits on file as of spring 2018, with 34 of them active in some form.
The radioactive material in fracking wastewater, such as radium-226, can be 1000 times or greater than what's considered safe for drinking water. But discussion about fracking and radioactivity rarely makes the national press. A recent article in the Washington Post covering New Mexico's idea to make fracking wastewater useable for agriculture failed to even mention its radioactive constituents.
That concerns Dr. Daniel Bain, a research professor at University of Pittsburgh's Department of Geology and Environmental Science who studies radioactivity. "I'd want to see some screening being done to know if Technically Enhanced Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (TENORM) is being detected," Bain told Public Herald. TENORM is used to describe enhanced radioactivity coming from fracking wastewater. It's TENORM when naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM) is released and concentrated by human activity, as is the case for wastewater produced by hydraulically fracturing shale deposits for oil and gas.
"I would assume the TENORM would be taken out of the salt," Bain doesn't expect the Clorox product to exceed radioactive limits. "But all it takes is a little glitch in the process and you can have a dirty salt at some point," i.e. salt with TENORM.
Bogdan says any "glitch" is closely monitored and fixed to prevent dirty salt from getting on the market.
"When our salt is analyzed…our salt is indistinguishable from any other commercially saleable sources of salt," Bogdan added.
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Eureka has permitted two additional facilities – one in Standing Stone Township and one off Reach Road in Williamsport, PA. Construction of both facilities has been initiated.
Here is the Executive Summary in a very unfriendly format.
• The current universe of 40 CFR Part 437 CWT facilities that EPA is aware of that accept oil and gas extraction wastes for discharge either directly to waters of the United States or indirectly via publicly-owned treatment works (POTWs). A lesser focus are facilities that accept oil and gas extraction wastes and discharge under a different effluent guideline (such as the Oil and Gas Extraction ELGs at 40 CFR Part 435) and facilities that accept oil and gas extraction wastes but do not discharge (i.e., facilities that treat for recycle or reuse).
• The current regulatory status of these facilities, including the basis for National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits issued to these facilities, factors such as the wastewater parameters contained in these permits, and the types and quantities of wastes accepted for management.
• Characteristics of wastewaters from oil and gas extraction activities that are currently or could potentially be managed by CWT facilities.
• Technologies applicable to treatment of wastewaters from oil and gas extraction activities, including their cost and performance.
• Economic and financial characteristics of the CWT industry and facilities that manage oil and gas extraction wastes.
• Documented and potential human health and environmental impacts of discharges from CWT facilities managing oil and gas extraction wastewater.
• Although EPA has identified many existing CWT facilities, little information is readily available to determine whether some of these facilities would be affected by changes to EPA's existing regulations at Part 437. A primary data gap is knowledge about the types of wastewaters accepted, specifically whether wastewater from oil and gas extraction facilities are accepted, and the basis for NPDES permits issued to these facilities.
• EPA identified 11 facilities that accept oil and gas extraction wastes as of 2017, discharge those wastes after treatment and are subject to the Part 437 ELGs (or information available to EPA indicates will be subject to Part 437 when permits are re-issued). These are the facilities considered to be "in-scope" for the purpose of this study.
• Oil and gas extraction wastes can contain a variety of constituents, including biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), bromide, chloride, chemical oxygen demand (COD), specific conductivity, sulfate, total dissolved solids (TDS), total suspended solids (TSS), barium, potassium, sodium, strontium, benzene, ethylbenzene, toluene, xylenes, sulfide, gross alpha, gross beta, radium 226, and radium 228.
• The pollutants present in and characteristics of oil and gas extraction wastes can vary greatly. Factors that can influence the pollutants contained in and the characteristics of these wastes include the source formation for the oil and gas, the type of drilling and whether stimulation methods are used, the types and quantities of additives used during drilling and well development, and the age of the well.
• The range of pollutants present in these wastes typically require the use of a multi-step treatment train to meet discharge standards.
• Of those facilities that are in-scope for this study, variation exists in types of treatment technologies employed. Some facilities employ multi-step treatment systems specifically designed to remove pollutants commonly found in oil and gas extraction wastes. Other facilities use treatment, such as chemical precipitation, that remove specific pollutants but provide little or no removal of the many other pollutants commonly found in these wastes. As a result, some facilities discharge much greater quantities of pollutants, such as total dissolved solids and chlorides, than others.
injection wells) are considered. In addition, technologies (such as evaporation) are available that use waste heat from other industrial sources that, where co-located, can significantly reduce costs of treatment.
• EPA approved analytical methods do not exist for many constituents found in oil and gas extraction wastes. In addition, some constituents (such as total dissolved solids) found in oil and gas extraction wastes can interfere with EPA approved analytical methods and significantly affect the ability to detect and quantify the level of some analytes. • The current ELGs at 40 CFR Part 437 do not contain limitations for many of the pollutants commonly found in oil and gas extraction wastes. Many of these pollutants are not included on the current list of priority pollutants.
• The manner in which permitting and control authorities have permitted facilities that accept oil and gas extraction wastes for discharge varies. Some facilities are permitted under Part 437 while others are not. As a result, discharge limitations in permits are not consistent across the industry. A number of facilities operate under expired permits that do not contain limitations for many of the pollutants found in oil and gas extraction wastes; several facilities are in the process of permit renewals that may change the limitations contained in future permits.
• A lack of clarity exists among the regulated community regarding applicability of the current CWT effluent guidelines to facilities that treat oil and gas extraction wastes. Some of this is centered on the interpretation of what constitutes "off-site" in the context of oil and gas operations and whether Part 437 or Part 435 effluent limitations should be applied to facilities treating oil and gas extraction wastes. While EPA has provided clarification of this for operations in the Marcellus Shale region, questions still arise.
• The cyclical market for commodities, including the recent drop in oil and gas prices from 2014 through 2016, has affected the CWT industry that accepts oil and gas extraction wastes. Data available to EPA indicates that some facilities have reduced operations or ceased operating, in part because producers have also reduced operations or ceased operating, or sought cheaper wastewater management solutions. In addition, several new discharge permits have been issued for facilities that have yet to be constructed, in part because of the reduced demand for treating wastewater for discharge. It is not clear if or when these facilities may be constructed or begin operations.
• The demand for CWT services is directly related to the amount of wastewater requiring management. If increased oil and gas exploration occurs in the future, an increase in the volume of wastes produced would also be expected. It is difficult to predict whether the demand for oil and gas CWT services will increase or decrease in the future, as that demand is directly tied to commodities that are subject to market fluctuations. In addition, competition exists from other management options, such as disposal wells. However, concerns regarding induced seismicity and reduced disposal well capacity may result in greater demand for CWT facilities treating these wastes.
• Removal of barium and co-precipitation of radium may create a solid waste management issue at CWT facilities treating oil and gas extraction wastes. More efficient barium removal from the wastewater in the presence of sufficient radium may result in solid waste that exhibits radioactivity at levels that preclude disposal in most landfills. In addition, it is plausible that radioisotopes in wastewater treatment residuals disposed in landfills may subsequently be released to the environment through leachate. The level of radioactivity present in oil and gas extraction wastes is a function of source formation characteristics.
• Management of brines and salts produced from technologies such as reverse osmosis, evaporators, and crystallizers may present a solid waste management issue. Disposal of these residuals in landfills has the potential to increase salinity of landfill leachate. Residuals that have marketable characteristics can be produced at CWT facilities. Producing saleable residuals or materials that can be beneficially reused may offset treatment costs. Other management options for these residuals include injection into disposal wells.
• CWT effluents may have elevated levels of TDS, halides, metals, and technologically enhanced naturally occurring radioactive materials (TENORM) relative to the receiving streams into which they are discharged dependent upon the treatment technology utilized by the CWT. These elevated concentrations are detectable in samples collected downstream of CWT facility discharge points. The distance over which these elevated concentrations are detectable depends on site-specific factors such as source formation, CWT facility discharge volume, upstream concentrations of constituents, and river flow.
• Documented and potential impacts to both aquatic life and human health related to discharges from CWT facilities treating oil and gas extraction wastewater exist due to the prevalence of some pollutants. Levels of pollutants downstream from CWT facility discharges have been reported to exceed applicable thresholds, such as primary and secondary drinking water standards and acute and chronic water quality criteria for protection of aquatic life.
• In a number of cases, CWT effluents have been shown to adversely affect downstream aquatic life and, in one case, have been shown to affect survival of riffleshell mussels, a federally-listed endangered species (e.g., Patnode et al., 2015).
• Multiple drinking water intakes are situated downstream of CWTs accepting oil and gas extraction wastewater within distances at which impacts to drinking water from CWTs have previously been identified. Drinking water treatment plants downstream of CWT facilities treating oil and gas extraction wastewater have noted a shift in the composition of DBPs from mostly chlorinated DBPs to mostly brominated DBPs (McTigue et al., 2014), which are more toxic than their chlorinated analogues. These shifts could affect human health from consumption of treated waters.


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Prince William to attend Centrepoint's Winter Whites Gala solo
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Prince William will attend Centrepoint's Winter Whites Gala at Kensington Palace solo later this month.
The Duke of Cambridge will attend the event at the Palace on November 26, where he will meet guests including young people who have benefited from the charity, which provides shelter and a safe place for homeless people aged 16-25.
New father William will attend a formal dinner, before he and guests take their place in the Doctor Zhivago-themed marquee in the Palace's grounds for a superstar filled concert.
Pop sensation Taylor Swift and rock heroes Bon Jovi will entertain guests at the winter-themed charity evening.
British singer James Blunt and classical violinist Charlie Siem are also set to perform. Prince William will be attending the event, without the Duchess of Cambridge who will be staying home to look after Prince George.
During the event, which hopes to raise money for the charity, William will deliver a speech and honour Jon Bon Jovi for his charity work.
The musician will receive the award in recognition of his work with the Bon Jovi Soul Foundation, which helps families and young people across the United States escape the harsh conditions of poverty.
The evening's winter wonderland theme has been the creation of Hollywood screenwriter and producer Danielle Alexandra, who is also a trustee of the charity.
She praised how lives have "been transformed by the extraordinary work of Centrepoint and by Prince William's genuine and heartfelt dedication to young people affected by homelessness."
William has been patron of Centrepoint since 2005 after taking inspiration from his mother Diana, Princess of Wales, who worked with the organisation.
During the eight years, William has visited the charity's headquarters several times solo and with Kate. He also spent a night rough on the streets to highlight the real problems faced by young people who are homeless.
William has always been able to enlist the help of famous singers to help highlight causes close to his heart.
In 2007, the Prince invited popstars Fergie and Nelly Furtado to perform at the 'Concert for Diana' which was in honour of his late mother, the Princess of Wales.
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Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, that the Master, Wardens and Members who at present, or in future may be, of the Phoenix Lodge, No. 8, of the town of Fayetteville aforesaid, are hereby constituted and declared to be a body corporate, under the name and title of the Phoenix Lodge, No. 8, and by such name shall have perpetual succession, and a common seal, and may sue and be sued, implead and be impleaded, acquire and transfer property, and pass all such by-laws and regulationsw as shall not be inconsistent with the Constitution of this State or the United States."


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Entry Category: Cemeteries and Memorials - Starting with M
McCraw Cemetery
The McCraw Cemetery, located about 300 yards east of Military Road Baptist Church at 2101 Old Military Road in Jacksonville (Pulaski County), is a historic burial ground, with its earliest interment dating to 1841. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on September 20, 2006. Brothers Jacob and Sharred Gray and their families were the earliest white settlers in the area of northeastern Pulaski County that would later become the city of Jacksonville, moving there in the winter of 1820–21. Their settlement grew after the Memphis to Little Rock Road was constructed through the area in the 1820s and 1830s. Pleasant McCraw and his family acquired property near the new road, paying county property taxes in 1836 …
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McCrew Cemetery
McPherson Grave
Memorial to Company A, Capital Guards
aka: Lest We Forget
The Memorial to Company A, Capital Guards is a Civil War commemorative monument created by sculptor Rudolf Schwarz. It was dedicated in City Park in Little Rock (Pulaski County) during the 1911 United Confederate Veterans Reunion. The monument was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 26, 1996. The base of the monument was vandalized in June 2020, and the sculpture of the soldier was moved to storage. Little Rock was selected to host the twenty-first annual United Confederate Veterans Reunion (May 16–18, 1911), and the Robert C. Newton Camp of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) chose to use that occasion to dedicate a monument to the Little Rock men who had served in the Capital …
Mike Meyer Disfarmer Gravesite
Mike Disfarmer was a Heber Springs (Cleburne County) mid-twentieth-century portrait photographer whose work gained fame and popularity some years after his death. His Cleburne County gravesite was added to the National Register of Historic Places on January 21, 2009. Disfarmer is believed to have been born in Indiana in the early 1880s and to have moved to Stuttgart (Arkansas County) at an early age. After his father's death, he and his mother then moved to Heber Springs. By 1926, he had built his own photography studio, where he lived and worked, earning a simple living for over forty years by photographing rural people for a few cents a sitting. Many believe that he changed his fame from Mike Meyer to …
Nick Miller Carving
Minnesota Monument
The Minnesota Monument, located in Little Rock (Pulaski County) and dedicated to the Civil War soldiers of Minnesota who died in Arkansas, was the first monument erected in Arkansas whose commissioning came from a government outside the state of Arkansas. The monument, also known as "Taps," is located in the Little Rock National Cemetery at 2523 Springer Boulevard. During the Civil War, several Minnesota regiments saw service in Arkansas, the Third Minnesota Infantry being one of the first regiments to enter the fallen capital city of Little Rock in 1863. Approximately 162 of those Minnesota soldiers died while serving in Arkansas. Of those, thirty-six are buried in the Little Rock National Cemetery. In 1913, the Minnesota state legislature established the …
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Monticello Confederate Monument
The Monticello Confederate Monument is a commemorative sculpture erected in 1915 on the grounds of the Drew County Courthouse by the W. F. Slemons Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC) to commemorate local men who had served in the Confederate army during the Civil War. It was later moved to Oakland Cemetery. As was the case in many Arkansas cities, the W. F. Slemons Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, based in Monticello (Drew County), decided around the beginning of the twentieth century to raise a monument on the courthouse grounds to honor county residents who had fought for the Confederacy. The Slemons Chapter was named for William Ferguson Slemons, a Monticello lawyer and politician …
Monument to Confederate Women
With the rise of memorial groups in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, commemorating the sacrifice of those who fought in the Civil War became a major theme of popular remembrance. Recognizing women's sacrifices during the war was a large part of this. On May 1, 1913, Little Rock (Pulaski County) became home to the South's second monument to the women of the Confederacy (the first being erected in South Carolina the previous year). The monument is cast in bronze upon a marble, concrete, and granite base. It depicts a woman seated, a young boy to her right holding a military-style drum, and a young girl to her left, all bidding farewell to a standing husband and father departing …
Mount Holly Cemetery
Located in Little Rock (Pulaski County), Mount Holly Cemetery is often called the Westminster Abbey of Arkansas, a name that seems justified by the great number of individuals of significance in the fields of art, literature, religion, and politics who are buried there. Eleven Arkansas governors are interred therein, as well as thirteen state Supreme Court Justices, four United States senators, four Confederate generals, and twenty-one Little Rock mayors. Mount Holly Cemetery dates from February 23, 1843, when ground was deeded by two leading citizens, Chester Ashley and Roswell Beebe, to the city of Little Rock. The cemetery is located on a four-square-block site between 11th and 13th streets and from Broadway to Gaines Street. Before the establishment of Mount …
Mountain Home Cemetery
Mountain Home Cemetery, Historic Section
The Mountain Home Cemetery, Historic Section, is located five blocks south of the Baxter County Courthouse at the intersection of Baker Street and 11th Street in Mountain Home (Baxter County). The cemetery, which is located on a hill and has a U-shaped driveway that goes through it, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on February 13, 2020. The Mountain Home Cemetery is a collection of parcels that have been donated and purchased over the years from individual landowners. The first acre was donated to the city by Milus S. and Catherine Casey Paul to be used as a cemetery when the city was laid out in 1874. Ten years later, when incorporation papers were filed, the map …


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Lady Knights place third at PC?tournament
By Staff | Dec 11, 2013
Making the all-tournament team at the Paden City Lady Wildcat Christmas Classic tournament for Tyler Consolidated were seniors Sydney Reed and Sophie Kinnard.
The Lady Knight varsity basketball team of Tyler Consolidated has faced some pretty tough competition here at the very beginning of the season, seeing some of the best athletes the local area has to offer. Of the last four outings, the Knights have come away the winner in two.
The Silver Ladies began their season on Dec. 3 at home against Williamstown, handing the Yellow Jackets the 83-61 loss.
In an exciting game, the two teams played neck and neck in the first half, with the Knights in the lead at the buzzer, 39-34. In the third period, Consolidated made their move and took control in the third period, outscoring their opponents by 10, and eventually taking the win.
"We played a good game in this one," said Knight head coach Matt Kinnard. "The girls were up and ready for it and their play on the floor showed it."
On Dec. 5 the Lady Knights were at home again, this time facing off with rival St. Marys. The Blue Devils brought their hard hitting, quick shooting game to Tyler County, eventually leaving with the 67-58 win.
Though the Lady Devils led by points in every period, the Silver gave them all they wanted, dogging every step and attempts at shots.
"We went cold in the second quarter against St. Marys," coach Kinnard said. "And we allowed them too many trips to the foul line. Heck, in the second half they practically lived at the free throw line."
Senior Sydney Reed led the way in the scoring department for the Silver with 27 big ones. She also had four rebounds, one assist, and two steals. Fellow senior, Sophie Kinnard, totaled 15 points, brought down 17 boards, had three assists, four steals, and five blocks; Vanessa Templeton added six markers, four rebounds; Katelyn Gogan scored four points, had two rebounds, two assists, and four steals; Ariel Fish scored three points, had three rebounds, one assist, and a steal; Hillary Casteel added two points, had seven rebounds, one assist, and four steals; Sydney Yoho brought down one rebound; Hannah Casteel, one rebound; Breanna Yeater, one rebound.
Playing in the Lady Wildcat Christmas Classic Tournament in Paden City on Dec. 6 and 7, Tyler Consolidated met up with a stronger Wood County Christian team than expected, resulting in their second loss of the season, 61-57.
"Wood County Christian was definitely a surprise," said coach Kinnard. "They were a good team and their point guards beat us up in the second half. It was a good game, but our shooting percentage wasn't as good as it should have been."
The Lady Wildcats were ahead 11-10 at the end of the first of the best match-up of the tournament with the Silver leading by the slight margin. In the second period the Knights continued their scoring splurge, adding 17 to their side of the score board while holding Wood County to only eight.
The third quarter saw the WC 'Cats come alive in both the shooting department, outscoring the Knights 16-8, bringing the opposition within passing distance of the Silver, 36-34.
The fourth quarter told the story of the game though as the Wood County team not only caught up with the Knights, but surpassed them in the scoring department to take the 61-57 win.
Seniors Reed and Kinnard once again led the Silver Ladies in all statistics with Reed topping the scoring chart at 27. She also had six rebounds, five assists, and three steals. Kinnard offered up 18 points, seven rebounds, four assists, two steals, and three blocks. Yoho totaled six points and had two rebounds; Templeton, four points, four rebounds; Madison West chipped in two points and had two assists; Kylie Martin was credited with a steal; Fish had two rebounds and three assists; and Yeater, three rebounds.
"Sydney Reed has had a couple of excellent games," the coach said. "She's been our top scorer in every game. Now we need everybody else to contribute like that."
The loss sent the Lady Knights to the consolation round in the tournament, going up again the Lumber Jills of Valley on Dec. 7. In a run-away game, the Silver Ladies easily took the win 80-43 for third place overall in the tournament.
Reed was the hot handed shooter once again for Consolidated, scoring 28 points for the team. She also brought down five boards, had five rebounds, five assists, and stole the ball five times. Kinnard added 18 points, brought down nine boards, had five assists, two steals, and two blocks; Hillary Casteel scored 11 points, had nine rebounds and two steals.
Fish scored nine points, had seven rebounds, one assist, four steals; West, four points, one assist, one steal; Martin, three points, three rebounds, three assists and two steals; Yoho, three points, four rebounds, one steal; Yeater, three points, seven rebounds, one assist, one steal; Templeton, one point, four rebounds, one assist and one steal; and Hannah Casteel was credited with a nice block.
"Hillary Casteel had an excellent game," the coach said.
"She played some of the best basketball she has ever played."
Kinnard said he has been pretty well pleased with the play of the team thus far this year, even though a few things still need work.
"The biggest things in our two losses so far is the fact that we tend to let down on our D in the second half and we haven't taken nearly enough shots. We fix these two things and we're on our way."
"We need to continue to focus on the big picture, our team and team play. We need to communicate better on offense."
"We make these adjustments and we get better."
The Lady Knights played host to Parkersburg Catholic on Tuesday and on Dec. 12 the Lady Cadets of Linsly will play at Tyler Consolidated.
Junior varsity games will begin at 6 p.m. with varsity match-ups scheduled immediately after.


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Patlong is a community council located in the Qacha's Nek District of Lesotho. Its population in 2006 was 10,819.

Villages
The community of Patlong includes the villages of Bongalla, Ha 'Mantsoaki, Ha Belebele, Ha Belebesi, Ha Hoki, Ha Joele, Ha Kali, Ha Kebakile, Ha Khoahla, Ha Letsooa, Ha Malefane, Ha Manyatse, Ha Matee, Ha Moeketsi, Ha Moeti, Ha Mokhothu, Ha Mokhotu, Ha Moleleki, Ha Nkoko, Ha Ntei, Ha Ntoko, Ha Ntsie, Ha Ntsoane, Ha Raene, Ha Ralekoala, Ha Raliseme, Ha Ramapane, Ha Ramoholi, Ha Ramotšeoa, Ha Ranketsi, Ha Rantšolo, Ha Raporoto, Ha Rariti, Ha Sehlooho, Ha Sejanamane, Ha Sekepe, Ha Sekoka, Ha Semethe, Ha Seqalaba, Ha Shakhane, Ha Tekane, Ha Thola, Ha Thosi, Ha Tlhoro, Khohlong, Koung, Letlapaneng, Lihlabaneng, Makhoaeleng, Matebeleng, Mateleng, Matholeng, Matikareng, Mavulaneng, Meeling, Mokhethoaneng, Mothating, Patlong, Phatla-Poho, Sekhalabateng, Sekhutloaneng, Taung, Terai Hoek, Thotaneng (Ha Sekake), Tlokoeng, Ha Sehlooho and Tsatsane.

Roads
A network of rural gravel roads at Thaka-Makula in Qacha's Nek was handed over by Minister of Local Government and Chieftainship Affairs, Dr. Ponts'o Sekatle.  The roads are constructed to connect several villages such as Makhoaeleng, Matlotlo, Matebeleng, Ha Masupha and Ha Potso among others.

References

External links
 Google map of community villages

Populated places in Qacha's Nek District

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The Family Network on Disabilities of Manatee/Sarasota, Inc. (FND), is a local non-profit organization started as a support group in 1986. Originally called Parent-To-Parent, the organization was formed by a group of concerned parents of children with disabilities, who wanted to help and support other parents dealing with the same everyday concerns, worries, and issues of raising and caring for their disabled children. In the beginning, our main focus was advocacy, which continues to be one of the organization's primary goals today through the HOPE (Helping Out Parents in Education) Advocacy Services program.
In 1992 our name changed to Family Network on Disabilities, and we established a renewed commitment to providing more direct services to families of children with disabilities and special needs and to the communities of Manatee and Sarasota counties. In the time since then, we have begun holding Annual Disability Conferences for parents and professionals, provide in-home respite care services, continue to work with school age children through the More Alike Than Different Program, created a Parent Mentoring and Support Program, and are working collaboratively with partnering agencies to provide services through Chosen Families Adoption Preservation Program.


Matteo Gatti aka Micio was born in Arezzo (Italy) in 1977. His musical journey began with the violin when he is 9 years old, introducing him to classical music. At 13 Matteo discovers Hip Hop and Breakdance and starts to rap and dance with a group formed by Gabriel Gresta of Mato Grosso (now B-Bop). Styles changes and follow each other and MATTEO chooses to follow Electronics, Funky and Reggae. In 1995 he joined the underground sceneTechno Rave in Florence, where he moves to studies at the coollege. IN this moment he discovered and fell in love with new beats such as Dub, Jungle, DnB, Hardtek,Breakbeat. In 1999 he moved to Rimini, and began spinning records with a crew called Concrete Jungle ( formed by the same Matteo and his friend Rumba whit their own TURBOSOUND dsystem )They play Reggae Dance Hall, Breakbeat , DnB and Techno at the popular editions of Street Parade di Bologna , 72 hours of music resistance of Florence , LEVEL 57, LINK Bologna. In 2003 Matteo switched to the House and Techno club scene after his experiences Paris first and Florence then. The most 'influential at this time were (Athos Botti, Gabry Fasano, Ricky Ferri, etc. ..). Today, Matteo produces on different Label ( Alchemy , Fontek, Undercut, Led, Secouer, Concrete, Revox, Draft ) He plays his own music in Italian and Dutch underground scenes , proposing a mix of personal Dub / techno / funky / house / breakbeat that originates deep and powerful grooves, very appreciated by the audience more sensitive to the pure European Techouse .
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Kamala Harris: Lost in Space
One of the tortures of our childhood occurred when our mom would drag us along to visit a madwoman we called "Thea" Varvara.
Like Vice President Kamala Harris in her bizarre new NASA video, "Thea" Varvara would natter excitedly about fantastic adventures, using many voices, her hands fluttering like frightened birds.
Not about adventures in space, like Harris. But adventures, nevertheless. It was awkward then when we were kids, and watching Harris on her lost in space video, it seems painfully awkward now.
"Thea" Varvara wasn't our aunt, but a neighbor. She was quite nice and kind, but even we children could see she was obviously quite ill. Her husband, "Uncle" Mike was a union boss who got my father into the waiter's union, and dad worked as a captain in the Boulevard Room of the Conrad Hilton Hotel. It was my first lesson in what would become The Chicago Way.
"Uncle" Mike never said much. He had a long knife scar on his face, from his ear, along his throat, under his chin. We never saw him around the house. He drove a large, dark, shiny car and parked it on South Peoria Street, and no one ever leaned on it.
Varvara did the talking, and my brothers and I knew what would happen if we misbehaved on these old-school visits of obligation. We'd sit quietly in our itchy church clothes, on the edge of the sofa in the front-room, pretending to like the bad candy in the dish.
And "Thea" Varvara, using many different voices, some purring and cat-like, some wildly excited, would talk and talk. She'd direct most of her comments to the fake cellophane log in the non-working fireplace. We stopped visiting the day she angrily insisted on kissing us on the lips.
Yes, of course it was awkward, and looking back on it now, it was also sad.
Kind of like watching Vice President Harris talking to child actors in her political relaunch about the wonders of space. No, I don't think Harris is mad. But she's hopelessly shallow, and thoroughly incompetent in the job.
The paid child actors in the bizarre Kamala Harris space video seemed trapped, in that awkward meeting on a porch, as we were trapped years ago, sitting stiffly, in "Thea" Varvara's front-room, smiling thinly when required, eating that horrid candy, as her hands waved.
For Harris' sake, I hoped she'd have prepared by watching old clips of "Star Trek: Voyager" with Katherine Mulgrew, and channel herself some Captain Janeway–strong, always curious, and in command. But Harris got gooey, and kids can spot oily phoniness in adults.
Harris on the NASA channel is a political relaunch of sorts, after her disastrous non-handling of the now wide-open Southern Border that she was once supposed to take care of, but has since abandoned to others in the administration who also ignore its wide-open spaces.
"When you have to pay kids to pretend that you're fascinating and cool, that's bad," said a former prominent Chicago Democrat. "It's almost as bad as having to hide your candidate in his basement during a campaign."
I asked Steve the Pilot, a conservative who studied rocket science about that.
"But hiding in the basement worked, didn't it?" said Steve. "It worked for Joe Biden. He hid in the basement and now he's the president and she's vice president"
And she's one heartbeat away.
Naturally, the right is mocking Harris, and the left just as naturally, is outraged and pouts, pointing to an old Hollywood Reporter story in which then-presidential candidate Donald Trump paid some actors to show up at his initial campaign announcement and hold signs.
But they weren't children.
Politicians of all parties, saints and sinners, round up their patronage workers with government jobs to stand with them at events, placing them as demographic archetypes for photos depending on need. And toadies and true believers climb up there too. It's all show-biz.
What strikes me here is the desperate nature of Harris' new adventure, with the paid child actors in faux wide-eyed rapture as she lectures them on the importance of being earnestly curious.
There has been much scathing commentary and I included something from Twitter as the image at the top of this column. A sharp Tweet came from @ben_awareness who said, "Me when I miscalculate a micro dose and start fully tripping midday."
No, I don't think Vice President Harris is a day-tripper, but the phony earnestness, the fluttering hands and the many voices were, as Spock might say, "fascinating."
To the child actors she said, "I love the idea of exploring the unknown (waving her hands) …and then there's other things that we just haven't figured out or discovered yet (squeaky voice) …to think about so much that's out there that we still have to learn? Like I love that (right hand on heart) I love that…. we can do it in space, that's one of the things I'm most excited about (kitty cat purring) …you guys are gonna see. You're gonna literally see the craters of the moon with your own eyes! With your own eyes I'm telling you it is going to be unbelievable!"
Agreed. It is unbelievable.
Watching her try to reinvent herself at the expense of taxpayer subsidized child actors was desperate, like watching Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina pretend to be a conservative on Fox News.
Yet even with Biden's poll numbers falling and independents walking away from him and Democrats like Terry McAuliffe in the Virginia governor's campaign in sheer panic mode, Harris protects the president. With all of his self-inflicted wounds, from the creation of his now wide-open Southern border, to his disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, draconian Covid-19 mandates and inflation tearing at everyone's savings, Harris is the one keeping him in office.
Why? Because she's a heartbeat away. If he's not president, then she's the president.
And then we'd truly be lost in space.