We need volunteers that can organize meals, transportation of donations, and help with security / door at the building. We need tech help and plumbing/construction help. We have too many donations in the building and not enough support transporting them to Barretal and other shelters. We are receiving people all day that are looking for food, water, coffee, legal support, a safe place to sit down, clothes, blankets, a chance to charge a cell phone, medical attention, dental care, bathroom…all things that can be organized, but we are constantly being forced to negate these things because the very few volunteers here are completely overwhelmed. We can provide crash course training on what has worked and what hasn't worked, but we need folks that can connect resources to needs without constantly relying on direction from organizers.
Virtually all hours there is work to do in the community kitchen, and we will be extending preparation to different facilities as well. If you have a flexible schedule and want us to contact you when you are needed most, please leave your phone number in a message. Volunteers are always welcome to show up at the kitchen.
Childcare will be needed in different locations, many near downtown but also in other neighborhoods. Volunteers are encouraged to coordinate with each other to develop activities for kids to participate in. Please provide a general idea of the hours you are available and your contact information in a message.
Many of the spaces hosting asylum seekers and volunteer efforts need repairs. Please get in contact with us and mention your experience and availability if you are able to help in this regard.
The key to providing meaningful support to vulnerable groups is organization. There will be many opportunities to help in volunteer coordination, sorting, moving and distributing donations, hosting excess donations until they are needed, transportation (vehicle support greatly appreciated), spreadsheets, emergency or short-term hosting of migrants, hosting volunteers in your kitchen or for the night, sharing updates, web support, general tech support, audio/video support.
Check out Enclave Caracol's Facebook page for updates.
For the past three years, a group of volunteers has been working side by side with Tijuana physician, Patricia Zuniga Gonzalez providing compassionate medical care to thousands of homeless people in Tijuana.
The clinic operates from the Enclave Caracol space, 2nd Floor. If you are interested in supporting this work, you can volunteer by contacting clinicawound [at] gmail.com.
Gently used Clothes & Shoes (for women and men).
Food Staples in bulk: Rice, Beans, Lentils (and other grains), Onions, Carrots, Squash, Fresh Fruit, Sugar, Salt, Spices.
For almost 20 years, this place has offered meals to migrants coming through Tijuana. My understanding is that they offer food to anyone that comes in and is respected by many people, including LGBT leaders.
Centro Cultural de la Raza is collecting and sorting donated supplies, and serving as an organizing hub for support work based in San Diego. They have regularly scheduled hours for supply drop-offs, and often need volunteers to help sort donations and deliver supplies across the border.
an LO's detailed account of the scene in early Dec.
The following groups are also organizing a presence at the border. Get in touch with them, or come on your own terms.
The Caravan Support Network is an autonomous group that brings together Water Protectors, Central Americans, Undocumented and Indigenous folks from across the Nation in hope to unify efforts to support the Exodus Caravan. We have all come together to reclaim our human right to migrate and legal right to Seek Asylum. They are helping to organize a presence at the border in San Diego, Nogales, El Paso, and Brownsville, and are also looking for people who can provide housing for volunteers in border cities.
Immigration advocates and migrants say that the officials solicit large bribes from migrants attempting to lawfully cross into the U.S. and request refugee status. When poor migrants can't pay, the Mexican officials banish them from the bridges and onto the streets. Those streets are in the Mexican city of Matamoros, which is in Tamaulipas state, an area so dangerous that the U.S. State Department warns people not to travel there. Migrants in Matamoros are at risk of extreme violence including being kidnapped.
Don't travel alone, and do let friends elsewhere know what your plans are, how you will update them, and what they should do if they don't hear from you when they expect to.
Make sure to carry at least 1 liter of water and a few energy bars/snacks with you everywhere you go; you never know what might happen, and should be prepared for an extended situation away from your vehicle/camp/whatever.
If you bring a cell phone, make sure it is encrypted and has a 6+ digit screen lock set; don't even think about crossing the border with a phone that includes messages or a contact list. Consider getting a cheap burner phone and leaving your phone somewhere safe.
Go to an Oxxo. Tell the person at the counter, "Quiero comprar un chip Telcel." This means "I want to buy a Telcel SIM card." Telcel generally seems to have the best coverage/it's what I'm familiar with. It will be 149 pesos. Tell the attendant, "Le pone cien pesos de saldo por favor? En amigo sin limite." "Could you put 100 pesos of airtime on it please? On the Amigo plan." This will give you 23 days of unlimited calls and SMS to Mexico and the States, I think 1 gb of data strictly for whatsapp/FB/twitter, and 300 mb of data for whatever else. There are other options for varying amounts of money that you can look up on the telcel website. The attendant will put your new phone number into the computer and activate it/put the airtime on it after you pay them. They will probably ask you to check that the number is correct. The number is on the back of the packet the SIM card comes in. It is a 3-in-1 SIM/micro/nano card that will fit in any GSM phone. The SIM and airtime together will cost you the equivalent of $12.50 US.
Taking donations from the U.S. to Mexico can be challenging. Custom in Mexico has a website which walks you through how to bring in donations.
If you are bringing donations across the border, consider the possibility that you might be turned back, or, in the worst case scenario, have your donations confiscated. You may draw less attention to yourself if you bring donations in your trunk, or in luggage instead of plastic garbage bags.
You can also support the local economy by purchasing items in Mexico. Large-scale humanitarian donations can sometimes wreck local economies; if you're able to bring cash and buy supplies locally, please do–especially considering the growing tensions between Mexican nationalists and the exodus in Tijuana.
You can donate straight to organizations or you can also take your donations straight to areas where folks from the caravan are camping out. These are the folks most in need. The largest camp currently is located at Unidad Deportiva Benito Juarez, which is holding about 5,000 + people. It is currently being recommended NOT to drop donations off at the big tent in front of Benito Juarez run by the City of Tijuana–the local authorities have been hoarding donations and not distributing them effectively to asylum-seekers.


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The money shot comes about half an hour before the end of The Times of Harvey Milk. In response to the shocking murders of San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk and San Francisco Mayor George Moscone, the grieving masses of Milk's district march down Castro Street holding candles. 50,000 people, marching quietly. "Harvey would've loved it," says an associate in the film.
The sight is breathtaking and sadly ironic; it took Milk's death to bring so many together. Later, Dan White, Milk's fellow supervisor, who killed Milk and Moscone, was brought to trial and found guilty of voluntary manslaughter rather than first-degree murder. This time, the masses were not so calm; the resulting White Night Riots caused over a million dollars' worth of damage. Milk would not have loved this, and he would've been the first to try to quiet the rage.
"Harvey Milk" is an almost comically bland name, calling forth an image of a dorky man sipping a glass of harmless white stuff. Milk seemed to live his life in opposition to his name. He was a firebrand, though not so radical as to alienate the hetero whitebreads whose support his movement needed; he was a skilled politician, opening a rhetorical umbrella under which oppressed people of all types — blacks, Asians, women, the elderly, the disabled — could assemble and be acknowledged. The Times of Harvey Milk, which won 1984's Oscar for Best Documentary Feature, includes plenty of footage of Milk at work, and if he wasn't 100% sincere in his rhetoric, he sure stayed on-message pretty well. There's no reason to believe he wasn't sincere, though the movie touches lightly, if at all, on Milk's flaws (a temper, a certain rigidity).
You need to see the movie (and, perhaps, read Randy Shilts' The Mayor of Castro Street) to understand the true impact Milk had, not only locally but nationwide; you need to see the people who knew him and the people who never met him speaking fondly of his example and his achievements. I liked what I saw of Harvey Milk, but the movie itself, a typical early-'80s bit of talking-heads hagiography, hasn't aged very well. Aesthetically, it's not much, except for the pleasure of its narration, read by Harvey Fierstein in his familiar theatrical growl. The subject commands more respect and affection than does the movie itself.
Partly, the film falls victim to the inevitable structure of a story of an assassination: roughly halfway through the 88-minute running time, Milk is abruptly removed from the picture, and the remainder is about the aftermath and about Dan White. (A later documentary, The Brandon Teena Story, had the same problem.) We may rebel against this structure, feeling that Milk deserves more screen time than his opaque assassin. Why did White do it? The consensus is that he was unhinged and dangerously depressed — he'd resigned from his job, then wanted to change his mind, but Moscone wouldn't have it. (Mike Weiss' 1984 book Double Play does a thorough job of analyzing White's motives, which went beyond his lawyer's infamously ridiculous "Twinkie defense.") So White killed Moscone, then went to Milk's office and killed him too, because he felt Milk and Moscone were in cahoots to ruin White's career.
The problem with a movie about Harvey Milk is that it has to end with all this conjecture about the man who snuffed him out. What the movie doesn't tell you (but the extra features on the 2-disc DVD do) is that White, after serving five years of his seven-year sentence and being paroled in 1984, killed himself in 1985. So justice was served in a rough way; White had to live with himself, and he couldn't. Audiences for the film in 1984, though, were left with the knowledge that White was free out there somewhere. The movie ends with Milk's "hope" speech, but again, the structure works against that as well.
Reviewing the movie on eFilmCritic in 2005, Aaron West supposed it was "maybe not as relevant today as it was in 1984." Things, of course, have changed even since 2005; as I write this, California's gays are still reeling from the passage of the anti-gay-marriage Proposition 8. Watching Milk in action in this movie, I kept wondering if Prop 8 would've had a chance in hell if Milk were still alive. He'd have drawn people together, appealed to their sense of fairness, and reached out beyond the gay community to everyone who might otherwise have pulled the lever for Prop 8. It's all well and good to keep hope alive, but — as Milk himself says in the film — you can't live on hope alone.
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It was a day that I had always dreamt of and now it was coming true. I was finally going to see that natural wonder called Grand Canyon in the United States of America! I couldn't hide my excitement. There was so much to explore!
We took a one month trip to the USA and travelled to Dallas. From Dallas, we went to Los Angeles. In LA, we saw tourist hotspots like Universal Studios, Disney World and a National Park. We signed up for a ten-day package tour and Grand Canyon was part of it.
We took a tour bus from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon South Rim, Arizona. All along, the guide narrated to us the history of Grand Canyon, and all we had to do was sit back, relax and listen. Grand Canyon has four Rims — North, South, East and West — but we opted for the South Rim not only for its beautiful view, but also for the number of services and family-oriented activities it has to offer. Open all year round, South Rim is situated at 7,000 feet above sea level.
We reached the visitors' centre of Grand Canyon National Park and the first thing we did was enter the IMAX to watch the award-winning film 'Grand Canyon — The Hidden Secrets'. The movie gives one a clear picture of the history of Grand Canyon. It has been running for years and watching it on the big screen was the experience of a lifetime.
Grand Canyon also offered many family-oriented programmes such as a helicopter ride, river rafting and trekking. However, I didn't take up any of it as I was not part of the package tour.
After watching the movie, we went to 'Explorers Cafe', a small cafe, to relish the food. We enjoyed the flavoursome Asian Rice Bowl with lots of chicken. After the nice meal, it was time for some shopping. We went to the National Geographic store, which sells Native American art and craft and were also given some free gifts, including the National Park Guide and Map. We bought many mementos that had the title — 'The Grand Canyon' — on them.
We finally headed towards the viewpoint — something that we all were waiting for. The view of the Grand Canyon was simply spectacular and moved me into tears. It was like a beautiful painting on the walls of nature. We took a moment to remember Stephen Tync Mather, who laid the foundation of the National Park Service, defining and establishing the policies under which its area shall be developed and conserved for future generations.
It was a very beautiful place but extremely hot as Nevada is a desert. However, I enjoyed my trip. While returning to Las Vegas, we stopped at Hoover Dam, which is also known as Boulder Dam, for about ten minutes. The Hoover Dam is constructed over Colorado River on the border of Arizona and Nevada and was built during The Great Depression of the 1930s. After this really refreshing stop, we returned to Las Vegas. It was an evening stop and I went to a casino.
I felt like a school girl who was being taken on a trip to a casino. I also saw a small fire show and entered a street where people were singing and dancing. Even now, I can't help wonder how lucky I have been to have visited this marvellous place.


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Benthos and Plankton of Western Lake Michigan Areas of Concern in Comparison to Non-Areas of Concern for Selected Rivers and Harbors, 2012 and 2014
Prepared in cooperation with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Great Lakes National Program Office
By: Barbara C. Scudder Eikenberry, Hayley T. Olds, Daniel J. Burns, Amanda H. Bell, and James L. Carter
Companion Files:
Data Series 824 (4.19 MB pdf) – Benthos and Plankton Community Data for Selected Rivers and Harbors along Wisconsin's Lake Michigan Shoreline, 2012
Data Series 1000 (31.8 MB pdf) – Benthos and Plankton Community Data for Selected Rivers and Harbors along the Western Lake Michigan Shoreline, 2014
First posted August 5, 2019
Director, Upper Midwest Water Science Center
8505 Research Way
Since their designation in the 1980s, Areas of Concern (AOCs) around the Great Lakes have been the focus of multi-State and international cleanup efforts that were needed after decades of human activity resulted in severely contaminated sediment, water-quality degradation, loss of habitat for aquatic organisms, and impaired public use. Although individual Great Lake States had been working to cleanup and mitigate environmental concerns, there was insufficient funding and little coordination between Federal and State efforts to address the large and complex set of problems. The Great Lakes Ecosystem Protection Act was passed in 2010, providing for comprehensive multi-State planning and dedicating Federal funds to accelerate cleanup and improve conditions at the AOCs with a particular focus on 14 beneficial use impairments, such as degradation of benthos and degradation of phytoplankton and zooplankton populations. Of Wisconsin's five AOCs, four lie adjacent to Lake Michigan: Lower Menominee River, Lower Green Bay and Fox River, Sheboygan River, and Milwaukee Estuary (which includes the Milwaukee River, Menomonee River, Kinnickinnic River, and Milwaukee Harbor). The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has focused much of the cleanup on removal of contaminated sediment from these AOCs because many beneficial use impairments were a result of contaminated sediment. However, recent and quantitative assessments of the status of benthos and plankton at the AOCs were lacking. Therefore, to inform management decisions regarding the status of benthos and plankton at AOCs, the U.S. Geological Survey, in cooperation with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Great Lakes National Program Office, assessed the condition of benthos (benthic invertebrates) and plankton (zooplankton and phytoplankton) at sites in the 4 AOCs and at 6 less-degraded comparison sites (hereafter referred to as "non-AOCs").
The U.S. Geological Survey collected benthos, plankton, sediment, and water three times per year in 2012 and 2014 between May and August at the AOC and non-AOC comparison sites. Except for Lower Green Bay and Milwaukee Harbor, each AOC site or subsite was paired with sites in two non-AOCs with similar environmental conditions. Community-based metrics were compared using univariate and multivariate statistics between each AOC and the mean of all non-AOCs and between each AOC and the mean of two non-AOC comparison sites. Although it was assumed that, because of their designation as AOCs, the relationships would indicate degraded conditions compared to the non-AOC sites, several metrics for the AOCs did not significantly differ between the AOCs and non-AOCs in 2014. Of all four AOCs examined for benthos, only the Lower Menominee River AOC differed from its two non-AOC comparison sites; the density and richness of taxa in insect orders Ephemeroptera-Plecoptera-Trichoptera (mayflies, stoneflies, and caddisflies) in combined benthos (dredge and artificial substrate samples) were lower at the AOC. For plankton, the assemblages for zooplankton at the Fox River near Allouez (a subsite in the Lower Green Bay AOC) and the Milwaukee River differed from their two non-AOC comparison sites; density of zooplankton was lower at both AOCs. Metrics for combined benthos and combined phytoplankton (soft algae and diatoms) at the Sheboygan River AOC did not differ from the two non-AOC comparison sites; however, the diversity of zooplankton in 2014 was lower at the Sheboygan River AOC than at the two non-AOC comparison sites. The combination of univariate and multivariate statistics provided a way to evaluate the status of the aquatic assemblage at each AOC and whether or not the assemblage differed from less-degraded non-AOC comparison sites. Results for this study provide multiple lines of evidence for evaluating the status of aquatic communities at AOC sites in Wisconsin along the western Lake Michigan shoreline in 2012 and 2014.
Scudder Eikenberry, B.C., Olds, H.T., Burns, D.J., Bell, A.H., and Carter, J.L., 2019, Benthos and plankton of western Lake Michigan Areas of Concern in comparison non-Areas of Concern for to selected rivers and harbors, 2012 and 2014: U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Report 2019–5051, 50 p., https://doi.org/10.3133/sir20195051.
Chemical and Physical Comparisons between Areas of Concern and Non-Area of Concern Sites
Condition of the Benthos and Plankton of Areas of Concern in Comparison to Non-Areas of Concern for Selected Rivers and Harbors
Comparison to Historical Data
Summary and Conclusions
Upper Midwest Water Science Center
Report: viii, 50 p.; Companion Reports: 2
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Sub-Saharan Africa could generate as much as 67% of its power from indigenous and clean renewable energy sources by 2030. Image credit: IRENA
01 January 2021 – The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the African Development Bank (AfDB) has scaled up investment in renewable energy in Africa.
IRENA) and the AfDB have agreed to jointly support investment in low carbon energy projects, a move expected to advance Africa's energy transition and to scale up investment in renewable energy in Africa.
The two entities signed a Declaration of Intent to coordinate on a range of activities. This includes co-organising renewable energy investment forums as part of IRENA's contribution to the Climate Investment Forum, and collaboration on the Bank's annual flagship Africa Investment Forum event. The partnership will also focus on enhancing the role of renewable energy in African countries' Nationally Determined Contributions under the Paris Accord and other sustainable development objectives.
At the forefront of renewable investment
"Driven by the aspiration to harness Africa's huge renewable energy potential, the AfDB is today at the forefront of investing in renewable energy in Africa. The Bank's partnership with IRENA will advance this aspiration and support Africa's energy transition and our goal to achieve universal access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy in Africa by 2030," says Kevin Kanina Kariuki, Bank VP for Power, Energy, Climate and Green Growth, who signed on the Bank's behalf.
Francesco La Camera, IRENA Director-General says that this agreement represents the type of coordinated international cooperation that is the cornerstone of the realisation of sustainable development in Africa and the achievement of Paris Agreement goals. "We will pursue an action-oriented agenda that puts African countries on a path to realising their full renewable energy potential," says La Camera.
Clean energy will be a boost
Earlier in 2020, IRENA released its Global Renewables Outlook report, which revealed that sub-Saharan Africa could generate as much as 67% of its power from indigenous and clean renewable energy sources by 2030. Such an energy transition, analysis suggests, would boost GDP, improve welfare, and stimulate the creation of up to 2 million additional green jobs in the region by 2050.
"The African continent has some of the most abundant renewable energy resources in the world and the potential to transform outcomes for millions of people through the accelerated deployment of a renewables-based energy system," says La Camera. "Renewables will increase energy security, create green jobs, advance energy access, including clean cooking, and help build resilient African economies."
The pact is also expected to pave the way for collaboration on the African Development Bank's Desert to Power Initiative, which aims to mobilise public and private funding to install 10GW of solar power by 2025 in 11 countries in Africa's Sahel region.
The Nxuba wind farm in the Eastern Cape of South Africa started operating in December 2020. Image credit: Enel Green Power.default
Senegal has been producing its own onshore gas for more than two decades. Image: African Oil and Power
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A definite timeline of the attacks has not been established. The attacks are believed to have started at about 9:15 p.m. Paris time, with the suicide bombings outside the national soccer stadium where France was playing a friendly match against Germany. The game began at 9 p.m. In video of the match the first explosion is heard at the 16th minute of the game. A second explosion occurs about three minutes later, in the 19th minute.
Shootings were then reported at three locations in the 10th and 11 districts, near bars and restaurants. The exact time of those shootings isn't known, but a witness told the Los Angeles Times she checked her phone after hearing gunfire and it was 9:39 p.m. Paris time.
The worst of the attacks occurred at the Bataclan theater, where multiple gunmen stormed the concert venue. The attack came as the American band Eagles of Death Metal were playing inside.
"Several armed men came into the concert. Two or three men, not wearing masks, came in with what looked like Kalashnikovs and fired blindly on the crowd," Europe 1 journalist Julien Pierce told the BBC.
Officials say at least 89 people were killed inside the theater.
Gunmen opened fire outside Le Petit Cambodge, a Cambodian restaurant, killing at least 15. Officials say 10 other victims are being treated for life-threatening injuries.
"All of a sudden we heard huge gunshots and glass coming through the windows. We ducked with the other diners," Charlotte Brehaut told CNN.
She said the shooting came from the street.
Another shooting occurred outside the La Belle Equipe bar in a popular area with many restaurants and bars.
The shooting again came from the street.
Gun shots were also fired on the Avenue de la Republique near the Place de la Republique square.
At least four victims were killed there.
Suicide bombers detonated outside the national soccer stadium just north of Paris, where the national team was playing a friendly game against Germany. The game continued after the explosions, but French President Hollande, who was in attendance, was escorted out of the stadium.
One civilian and three suicide bombers died in the area near the stadium, officials say.
Police say terror attacks were carried out in a coordinated assault on at least five locations in Paris. More than 100 people were killed during the attacks.


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(USS) NRC votes to ignore lessons of Fukushima disaster
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NRC Commissioners in partisan vote slash agency rulemaking on severe accident upgrades for US reactors
On January 24, 2019, a majority of five voting members of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) rolled back more than seven years of the agency's technical study on the hazards and lessons learned for US reactors from Japan's Fukushima nuclear catastrophe. In a vote along party lines, the three Presidentially appointed Republican Commissioners voted against incorporating years of new science and management strategies to safely contain a severe nuclear accident following extreme earthquakes and flooding. The Commission vote drastically undercut a requirement to industry operators to make safety upgrades at U.S. nuclear power stations that were built decades ago. Instead of requiring operators to upgrade, the Commission reduced the rule to allowing industry voluntary compliance, effectively stripping the agency of enforcement action. Nuclear power stations will now only pay but a small fraction of the cost for implementing Fukushima upgrades determined as necessary by agency staff and independent nuclear safety experts.
The Commission majority voted to allow licensees to ignore modern methods and science to quantify and qualify the hazards from extreme natural events including earthquake and flooding on nuclear safety as demonstrated in the Fukushima catastrophe. Instead, operators will be allowed to rely upon the outdated hazard analysis that the original reactor design was licensed under, also known as "design basis accidents."
As Fukushima's GE Mark I boiling water reactors were not designed and constructed to withstand the extreme flooding of the 50-foot tsunami generated by a 9-magnitude earthquake, the nuclear power plant site experience three severe accidents that led to multiple reactor core meltdowns and breaches of containment. US reactors are similarly not adequately prepared for extreme but real world events such as unprecedented flooding created from climate change and "beyond design basis accidents" earthquakes.
"This outcome is a complete U-turn for NRC," said appointed Democrat Commissioner Jeff Baran in his notated vote sheet for the protection of the public safety from nuclear accidents. Baran charged his Republican members of the Commission as gutting the rule of key Fukushima lessons learned and actions needed to address critical safety vulnerabilities in US reactors. Commissioner went on to say, "The changes to the final rule supported by the majority will, in my view, significantly weaken what will be the agency's most enduring action as a result of lessons learned from the Fukushima Daiichi accident. In doing so, the Commission will have systematically and inexplicably unraveled a framework for addressing beyond-design-basis external events carefully crafted as a collaborative effort between the NRC staff and our external stakeholders over the past seven and a half years."
NRC Commissioner Stephen Burns, who was equally disturbed by the Commission vote, and quoted from the official report of the National Diet of Japan's Fukushima Nuclear Accident Independent Investigation Commission, where Chairman Kiyoshi Kurokawa said, "The earthquake and tsunami of March 11, 2011 were natural disasters of a magnitude that shocked the entire world. Although triggered by these cataclysmic events, the subsequent accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant cannot be regarded as a natural disaster. It was a profoundly manmade disaster that could and should have been foreseen and prevented. And its effects could have been mitigated by a more effective human response."
Voting to ignore some of the most important lessons of Fukushima, strip the agency of enforcement capability and shield an already financially beleaguered U.S. nuclear power from the cost of staff recommended actions and upgrades were Chairwoman Kristine Svenicki, Commissioner Annie Caputo and Commissioner David Wright.
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You was born in 1976 and is a native of Zhangzhou city, Fujian province. He was graduated from Jimei University, Xiamen in 2001 and since then, You has become a contemporary artist, a poet and a writer. He used to call himself a poet-painter.
"My paintings are all visual presentation of the scripts in my poems. My poems are expressions of my knowledge about this world and things happened around me," said You.
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Re: Clagett/clagget
Robert Hirst <[log in to unmask]>
On Wed, 27 Mar 1996 Larry Marshburne wrote:
> The California _Roughing It_ corrects the spelling in Ch. 29 from
> "Clagget" to "Clagett" (958).  I can't tell from the notes whether the
> first edition misspelling was a printer's error or a manuscript error.
Without access to the original printer's copy, no one can say for certain
whether Clemens misspelled it in the manuscript, or the typesetter
"corrected" it.  But we know that Clemens knew how to spell Clagett
correctly, as he did consistently in his letters to Clagett (see
especially the envelopes to his letters to Clagett as transcribed in
Letters 1 (171, 193, 240); also his two references to him on 275 (and
probably others I didn't take the time to track down). Clemens also sends
Clagett a copy of Roughing It in May 1872, as we know from his note to
Frank Bliss requesting same and giving Clagett's current address. Written
on 26 May, that note also spells Clagett correctly. On the other hand, the
9 August 1871 New York Tribune story announcing Clagett's election (page
4) got it wrong, while the editorial writer on the same page got it right.
One could make a long list of such variants. But I think the best evidence
suggests that Clemens probably got it right in the manuscript of Roughing
It, only to have it "corrected" by the helpful compositor. Since it is a
factual matter and we have no reason to suppose that Clemens intended to
misspell it, we emended to the correct form. In other words, even if
Clemens happened by chance to misspell it this one time in his (lost)
manuscript, that would be an error on his part, which by definition could
not be intended, and we would make the correction for him--always
reporting the fact, of course, so that everyone who cares to check can
make up their own mind about how the text should read.
By the way, Wes Britton to the contrary notwithstanding, there are several
ways to get into the acknowledgments of the Project's books which don't
involve contributing money to it. For instance Fred Clagett, a descendent
of Billy Clagett, is among the people thanked on p. xviii of Roughing It
for "documents and information that have enriched the annotation or helped
establish the text." We try to thank everyone who has helped in any way at
all, including gifts of money, and I hope if we've left anyone out by
inadvertence, they will not hesitate to let us know pronto. Any such
oversight would be corrected in later printings (if any), and we'd feel
obliged to give the injured party a copy of the book in its present form,
annotated with our apologies and regrets.
Bob Hirst
General Editor, Mark Twain Project


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It's imperative to note that unless you are a terrorist, a fugitive from law or engaged in some illegal activities, law enforcers have no interest in tracking you. That aside, the idea that if you turn off your phone, remove SIM card and put it on airplane mode then you can't be tracked is fallacious. For one, if you put your phone on airplane mode, all it does is turn off your WIFI. It's like a "do not disturb me" sign and people cannot reach you on phone and neither can you browse online. However, this does not keep you from being tracked. On the other hand, powering off your phone or removing the battery might indeed keep you from being tracked. However, if your phone is infected with certain types of malware, switching it off might not keep you from being tracked.


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Q: Makefile: Set environment variable for future use as part of a build step Is it possible to set an environment variable as part of a build step that is then consumed by a subsequent build step?
What I'm trying to accomplish:

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*A later build step uses those credentials to deploy to a specific targeted environment.
Is there a way to export an environment variable from step 1 that would then be available in step 2?

A: No, that is not possible.  It's a fundamental aspect of processes in all POSIX systems that one process cannot modify the environment of its parent (or siblings).  So when a process (regardless of how it's invoked) obtains those values it cannot "promote" them up into the environment of its parent.
The process could write them to a file that a later process can read.
Alternatively, the process could print them out and the parent process could capture the output and remember it, and parse it into its own environment.  In GNU make that could be something like:
creds := $(shell get-my-credentials)

Without more details of the requirements and restrictions it's hard to be precise.

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Arts|Takeout Order: Bucket o' Bach; 153 CD's? How Can You Face the Music?
Takeout Order: Bucket o' Bach; 153 CD's? How Can You Face the Music?
By Bernard Holland
February 15, 2000, Section E, Page 1Buy Reprints
The Teldec company hasn't offered to send me its recorded collection of Johann Sebastian Bach's music complete, but if it does, I have a gracious letter of refusal ready. Never mind when I would listen to it; where would I put it?
Think of the expanse: 153 compact discs released in 12 volumes, 71 CD's of the sacred cantatas alone, 35 more for organ and other keyboard pieces. Volume 7 has motets, songs and 371 chorales. According to my crude powers of calculation ''Bach 2000,'' as this project is trademarked, competes with Genesis: a creation-making seven days of listening and no seventh day of rest. No time out for naps or bathroom breaks either.
If each plastic jewel box measures three-eighths of an inch in thickness, allow for almost two yards of music. Eleven hundred ninety-nine dollars and ninety-seven cents, please. A less caloric package, minus the cantatas (described by one representative of the company as ''Bach Light''), will cost you $849.97.
Teldec has let loose an avalanche of greatness few of us are ready to dig our way out of. Having these items assembled on the shelf is a comfort, I suppose. To get them that far, the record company has thoughtfully arranged Bach complete into a musical suitcase, equipped with handle for carrying. Music enters the 21st century with luggage in its hand.
Once the contents are home and in place, all cultural bases will be covered. Sudden world shortages of ''Actus Tragicus''? Some unforeseen market run on the ''Coffee Cantata''? All of Bach will be there waiting for us, like the canned goods we prudently stocked in our backyard bomb shelter.
There is the pride of ownership, but this is a nettlesome problem in music. We can show friends a good piece of Wedgwood or Rose Medallion china, buoyed not only by its beauty but by knowing it belongs to us and not them. We can pick it up, feel its surface and know it is downstairs on the sideboard when we go to bed at night.
Music is hard to own. It's out there in the ether. The collector's thrill of possession has been taken away. Composers own the performance rights (for a while); performers own some of the profits from record sales. But how do we collect the Bartok Fourth String Quartet? I count 10 versions of it now in print. We can buy a copy, but then so can everyone else. There is even the minute possibility that we could own the original manuscript, but a printed score available in any reputable music store will (or should) give us the same messages and is probably easier to read.
I still have the first long-playing record I ever bought: Book I, Volume 1 of Wanda Landowska playing ''The Well-Tempered Clavier'' (RCA Victor LM1017). Maybe an antiques dealer would admire the patina on that old cardboard cover. As to the vinyl surface, ''scratched'' might translate into ''charmingly distressed.'' I don't think so. Besides, I can hear the identical performance spruced up and available on compact disc and sounding better than it did before. The only thing to collect is the cardboard and the vinyl, and neither is music.
One calming thought: Bach complete on one shelf is the equivalent of an Encyclopedia Britannica or another New Grove Dictionary spinoff. It is there with what we want, if and when we need it. Still, the sensation is not the same. An encyclopedia or dictionary is dormant. Both are built to be passive. They wait patiently to be paid attention to. A recording has a latent energy. It sits on the shelf wanting to be heard; thumbing past it leaves us with a twinge of guilt: ''Shouldn't we be taking the 'Musical Offering' for a walk now and then?''
The principal trauma in receiving Bach 2000 and the reason I graciously demur from having it in my house (although the Teldec people still haven't offered) is the suddenness. It is having so much, so fast, with such brutal simultaneity.
Critics have the dubious advantage of receiving CD's in the mail; they come unbidden and often in volume. When I was young and poor and eager for musical information, each purchase -- one a week with every paycheck -- was a new wonder, a treasure to be examined and re-examined. Having one Bach record made me listen over and over. Having 153 is so intimidating, so engulfing, I might not listen at all.
Teldec, to be fair, doesn't expect many customers to be walking out of record stores suitcase in hand. But that depends perhaps on how many of Wall Street's current bonus babies are interested in Bach. Twelve hundred dollars, after all, will buy them a couple of nights at a good Paris hotel or three or four made-to-order shirts.
Bach 2000 will be coming at you in waves: first, five volumes of cantatas (four with 15 CD's each); then Volumes 6 and 7 (Passions, Masses, motets, chorales and the Magnificat: about 22 CD's); at high tide, expect the organ and other keyboard works (Volumes 8, 9 and 10). The waters will ebb with chamber and concerto pieces. The items will also trickle individually. Some of these recordings are new; many are old releases recycled.
The performers and performing groups (Thomas Hampson and Barbara Bonney are exceptions) represent a firmament of historically informed music making. Nikolaus Harnoncourt, the archangel of early music, hovers over Bach 2000. Gustav Leonhardt and Ton Koopman are scarcely less blessed. Nowhere on the rosters do I find Leopold Stokowski and his marvelously Technicolored big-band transcriptions. There is no Bach-Busoni or Bach-Liszt, no ''Switched-On'' Bach, no Jacques Loussier giving the Inventions a boogie beat.
Teldec gives us the composer from one point of view: the closest approximation possible to the instruments Bach heard and how they were used by him and his colleagues in the first half of the 18th century.
The premise is powerful and powerfully argued, and Bach 2000 is entitled to it. But as we make our way through the 250th anniversary of his death, we should not forget that Bach belongs to all of us; researchers into the long ago are not necessarily his exclusive agents.
It is sometimes said that any literary epoch of the last 400 years can be precisely described by reading its Shakespeare criticism. Our interpretations of the plays seem to change drastically according to who we are and when. Maybe Bach, like Shakespeare, is another of the proverbial mirrors we can hold up to ourselves. He is not back there. He is about us.


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Two teams still in search of their first Pac-10 victory meet Saturday, Jan. 12 when Washington (9-6, 0-2) clashes with USC (9-6, 0-3) in Los Angeles. Tip-off is 3:30 p.m. at the Galen Center. The Huskies were victorious in four of their last five visits to USC, the lone loss being last year's 86-79 double-overtime setback. UW lost its last two games, both against top-five ranked opponents. Thursday, No. 5 UCLA dealt the Huskies a 69-55 defeat while the Trojans lost 73-58 to No. 4 Washington State. The Huskies return to Seattle next week to host Oregon (Jan. 17) and Oregon State (Jan. 19).
At least 25 Washington men's basketball games will be televised live this season. Saturday's game at USC airs live at 3:30 p.m. Pacific Time on FSN Northwest. Jim Watson calls the action with commentary from former Stanford coach Mike Montgomery.
In their last eight games since the defensive re-emphasis that followed a 96-71 loss at Oklahoma State (Dec. 1), the Huskies are surrendering an average of 63.6 points with no team scoring more than 75 points. This year's first seven UW opponents combined to average 75.0 points per game, with four of them surpassing the 75-point plateau.
Coach Lorenzo Romar implemented five different starting lineups. He put all positions up for grabs in early December, to be claimed by those players that exhibited the most defensive effort during practices. The current group, including four players who started the last seven games, is the result of that tactic. Justin Dentmon re-joined the starting lineup Thursday at UCLA for the first time since Dec. 1 at Oklahoma State. Jon Brockman is the only UW player to start every game.
Five of UW's six defeats this season came against ranked foes, including a heart-breaking 75-74 loss to No. 12 Pittsburgh (Dec. 8) in which Justin Dentmon's final basket at the buzzer was not allowed after a lengthy review by the referees. UW also lost to No. 5 UCLA, No. 4 Washington State, No. 21 Syracuse and No. 16 Texas A&M.
Washington junior Jon Brockman is a Wooden Award candidate for the second straight season. He was named the Pac-10 Player of the Week on Dec. 24. Brockman also garnered that honor on Nov. 19. The 6-foot-7 forward leads the Pac-10 in rebounding (11.2 rpg) and ranks No. 4 in scoring (18.3 ppg). Brockman posted double-figure points in all 15 games this season with seven 20-point performances. He registered nine double-doubles. Against Utah (Nov. 14), Brockman tallied a career-high 31 points and 18 rebounds, many of them against 7-foot-1 Ute center Luke Nevill. The 18 boards were the most by a Husky since Todd MacCulloch had 21 on Jan. 31, 1999. It was the first 30-point performance by a UW player since Brandon Roy on Mar. 9, 2006. Brockman is hitting 54 percent of his shots from the field (105-of-194). A 2005 McDonald's All-American out of Snohomish (Wash.) High School, Brockman was selected to the 2007 All-Pac-10 Team and was a Pac-10 All-Freshman team honoree in 2006.
> Washington won the most recent meeting to forge a 63-63 tie in the all-time series that began in 1925. The Huskies posted a 85-70 win on Mar. 1, 2007 in Seattle.
> Washington won six of the last seven meetings against USC, dating back to 2004.
> The Trojans own a 36-25 edge over UW during games played in Los Angeles.
> UW won four straight at USC before an 86-79 double overtime loss last year.
> In his third year at USC, Tim Floyd has a 1-3 record against Washington.
> Sixth-year Husky coach Lorenzo Romar has an 8-2 record against USC.
Ryan Appleby scored 22 points and hit four of his five 3-pointers in the first half when Washington took control en route to an 85-70 win over No. 23 USC at Bank of America Arena. The Huskies (17-12, 7-10) made six consecutive treys late in the first half to claim a 48-37 halftime lead. The Trojans (21-9, 11-6) trimmed the margin to five points, but Spencer Hawes scored eight of his 13 points to fuel UW's 16-6 run over the final 6:27 that secured the win. Jon Brockman tallied 17 points and nine rebounds for the Huskies. Nick Young led the Trojans with 26 points on 11-of-15 shooting and Gabe Pruitt had 13. UW hit 10-of-18 treys.
Nick Young scored six of his 25 points during the second overtime, lifting USC to an 86-79 win over 14th-ranked Washington in the Pac-10 opener for both teams at the Galen Center. The Trojans (11-3, 1-0) stopped a five-game losing streak against Washington (10-2, 0-1). Neither team led by more than six points during regulation. UW led 36-31 at halftime, but went behind 64-62 on a Taj Gibson layup with 1:48 left in the second half. UW's Jon Brockman sent the game into overtime on a pair of free throws with five seconds remaining. USC led by three before Spencer Hawes forced the second overtime at 73-73 with a 3-pointer on his first career attempt, off an inbounds play. The Trojans took the lead for good on a Gabe Pruitt 3-pointer with 2:49 left and secured the win by netting the game's final five points. Pruitt finished with 18 points and Gibson had 22. Hawes led UW with 24 points while Ryan Appleby had 18.
Washington's roster lists just 12 players, all of them scholarship athletes. Of those, only 11 will play this year as Coach Lorenzo Romar announced Nov. 13 that 6-foot-8 freshman forward Darnell Gant (Los Angeles, Calif.) will red-shirt this season. Gant continues to practice with the team. Senior guard Ryan Appleby (Stanwood, Wash.) injured his right thumb during practice on Oct. 31 and underwent surgery Nov. 2 to repair the fracture. He saw his first game action Dec. 8 against Pittsburgh, hitting 6-of-12 treys as a reserve. Appleby was limited to 14 minutes against Cal State Northridge (Dec. 22) due to back spasms, but he saw full-time duty the last four games. Senior Tim Morris (Atlanta, Ga.) broke his nose in practice Dec. 27 and played the last four games wearing a mask. The Huskies opened the season with 13 players, but sophomore Adrian Oliver (Modesto, Calif.) announced on Dec. 4 that he was going to transfer. The 6-foot-3 guard, who averaged 3.4 points in five games, said that he will attend San Jose State.
Senior Tim Morris tallied double-figure points in seven of his last eight games, since moving into the starting lineup on Dec. 8 against Pittsburgh. He is averaging 11.5 points during that span, shooting 59 percent (37-63) from the field and 53 percent (8-15) from 3-point range. Morris scored more points in his Washington debut than in any of 42 games during his career at Stanford. The 6-foot-4 guard led the Huskies with 16 points against New Jersey Tech (Nov. 13). He has eight double-figure scoring games this year. Morris transferred to UW and sat out the 2006-07 season. He played the previous two years at Stanford where his game-high total was 15 points against UC Davis on Dec. 4, 2005. Morris was a two-time Georgia State Class A Player of the Year (2002 & 2003). Morris is the second cousin of Husky head coach Lorenzo Romar.
Junior Jon Brockman became the 32nd player to join UW's 1,000-point club after scoring 16 at UCLA. He has amassed 1,005 career points, scoring at a 12.7-point clip in 79 games ... Washington, which won only one of its last 22 games at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion, has a 12-12 record in its last 24 visits to USC. Included in that ledger was a four-game winning streak at the Los Angeles Sports Arena from 2003 to 2006 ... Thursday at UCLA, senior Ryan Appleby played 18 minutes and was held scoreless for the fifth time in his 73-game UW career ... The Huskies' loss to WSU was the first in nine games this season when they out shot the opposition from the field ... Washington posted a 9-4 record to finish with a winning non-conference record for the sixth straight season, since the 2000-01 squad was 6-6 outside Pac-10 play. The last losing non-conference record for UW was a 5-7 mark in 1999-2000 ... Washington came from 16 points behind to win at LSU, its biggest rally in a win since overcoming a 16-point deficit to post a 103-99 overtime win at Oregon State on Jan. 17, 2004 ... The Huskies outrebounded Portland State (Dec. 18) 34-14. The UW record books do not have any information on an opponent collecting fewer rebounds in a game against the Huskies ... The Huskies' loss to Pittsburgh (Dec. 8) dropped them to the .500 mark for the first time since they were 8-8 entering a game vs. Arizona State on Jan. 31, 2004. UW returned to the winning side of the ledger with a Dec. 15 victory over Portland. The last time the Huskies had a losing record was when they were 7-8 entering a Jan. 29, 2004 game against Arizona ... UW out-rebounded Syracuse 54-33 on Nov. 23. That was the most rebounds for the Huskies since they had 54 boards against Arizona on Jan. 13, 2001.
The Huskies implemented five different starting lineups this season. Ten players have drawn at least one start with Justin Holiday the only active Husky who hasn't opened a game. The most recent lineup (Brockman, Wallace, Dentmon, Appleby, Morris) was used Thursday at UCLA for the first time. Jon Brockman is the only player to start every game. He was the only Husky to start all 32 games last season. Brockman has started 78 of his 79 career games at UW, missing only the final regular-season home game in 2006 to allow for a Husky senior to start. Brockman's consecutive games streak stands at 53 games. The Huskies utilized seven different starting lineups last season with a primary lineup that was comprised of two freshmen, two sophomores and one junior.
The Huskies have already played five ranked teams with four more games on the schedule against opponents ranked in the current Associated Press poll. UW's five currently ranked opponents are: No. 4 Washington State, No. 5 UCLA, No. 11 Texas A&M, No. 20 Pittsburgh and No. 23 Stanford. Eight 2007 NCAA Tournament teams appear on the UW schedule.
Senior guard Ryan Appleby is making up for lost time. He missed this season's first seven games due to a broken right thumb. In eight games since his return against Pittsburgh on Dec. 8, Appleby made 24 treys and shot 50 percent (24-48) from 3-point range. He shot 4-of-5 beyond the arc in the first half against the Panthers and made six 3-pointers for the game. Appleby tied the school single-game record with seven treys against Portland State (Dec. 18), equaling the mark held by Senque Carey (12/4/99 at Old Dominion) and Deon Leon (1/29/98 at USC). Appleby adds that record to the single-season standard of 84 that he established last year. He is averaging a Pac-10-leading 3.00 treys per game this season. Back spasms limited Appleby to 14 minutes and just one shot against Cal State Northridge (Dec. 22), halting his 34-game streak of games with at least one 3-pointer.
Freshman Venoy Overton is off to a terrific start in his collegiate career. The crafty, 5-foot-11 point guard ranks No. 9 among Pac-10 players in steals per game (1.33 spg) and leads UW with 3.3 assists per game. He distributed six assists in his first two collegiate contests and had four steals against Texas A&M (Nov. 21). Overton tallied a career-high 14 points against Cal State Northridge (Dec. 22) and hit all five of his shots, including four 3-pointers. He is the latest in a long line of prolific point guards from Seattle's Franklin High School. Franklin products Jason Terry and Aaron Brooks are currently in the NBA after starring in college at Arizona and Oregon, respectively.
Luc Richard Mbah a Moute scored 11 of his 17 points during the first half, helping fifth-ranked UCLA jump ahead early en route to a 69-55 win over Washington. The Bruins (15-1, 3-0) beat UW (9-6, 0-2) for the 21st time in the last 22 meetings at Pauley Pavilion. The game was tied four times in the first 10 minutes before UCLA broke it open with a 27-11 run that ended the half with the Bruins ahead 41-23. The spurt began with nine consecutive points, and Mbah a Moute scored seven in a row in one stretch. The Huskies committed 11 of their 15 turnovers in the first half. The UCLA lead grew to as many as 22 points before UW's Jon Brockman tallied seven of his 16 points during a 14-3 second-half run that closed the margin to 57-46 with 10:21 remaining. The Bruins answered with an 8-1 run to repel the UW rally. Russell Westbrook scored 13 of his 18 points in the second half for UCLA and Kevin Love added 11. Quincy Pondexter netted 10 points for UW. The Bruins shot 52 percent (24-46) for the game and outscored UW 19-7 at the free throw line.
> Washington has a 179-101 lead in the all-time series that began in 1904, including wins in six of the last eight meetings.
> The Huskies have a 106-33 series lead against Oregon over games played in Seattle, including victories in the Ducks' last six visits to Bank of America Arena.
> Washington posted an 89-77 victory over then seventh-ranked Oregon on Jan. 25, 2007 in the most recent clash in Seattle.
> The Ducks last win in Seattle was an 85-73 decision on Feb. 17, 2001.
> 11th-year Oregon Coach Ernie Kent has a 9-13 coaching record against UW.
> Sixth-year Husky coach Lorenzo Romar has a 7-4 record against Oregon.
Aaron Brooks scored 20 of his 30 points during the second half, leading 23rd-ranked Oregon to a 93-85 win over Washington at McArthur Court. The Huskies (16-12, 6-10) used an 11-2 run to take its largest lead at 30-19 with 9:35 left in the first half. Oregon (22-7, 10-7) responded with a 21-3 surge, capped by a run of 15 unanswered points, to go ahead 40-33. The Ducks led 46-40 at halftime, but UW went ahead 58-56 on four free throws by Ryan Appleby following technical fouls on Bryce Taylor and Coach Ernie Kent. The Huskies' last lead was 65-64 before Oregon broke away with a 13-2 run. Tajuan Porter tallied 19 points for the Ducks and Taylor had 15. Appleby scored 17 of his 21 points in the first half, hitting five 3-pointers. Spencer Hawes added 20 points for UW.
Justin Dentmon amassed 24 points, seven assists, six rebounds and three steals, leading Washington to an 89-77 upset of seventh-ranked Oregon at Bank of America Arena. The Huskies (12-7, 2-6) shot 53 percent (32-61) from the field and 43 percent (6-14) from 3-point range. UW's Ryan Appleby scored 16 points, most of them on 4-of-7 shooting beyond the arc. Oregon (18-2, 6-2) shot even better at 55 percent (29-53), but turned the ball over 18 times. The Ducks were without the services of Aaron Brooks who was suspended for the game due to an incident in the 2006 Pac-10 Tournament. Bryce Taylor scored 19 points to pace six Oregon double-figure scorers. The Huskies opened leads of 7-0 and 12-2 en route to a 51-40 halftime advantage. The Ducks rallied, taking a 65-63 lead with 13:27 left to play on two Taylor free throws after a technical foul was whistled on UW coach Lorenzo Romar. The Huskies responded with five straight points, taking the lead for good on a 3-pointer by Hans Gasser and a Spencer Hawes dunk.