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» Thinking about the next move: 350 million years of consciousness
Thinking about the next move: 350 million years of consciousness
Consciousness as we know it took a giant leap - 350 million years ago.
The metamorphosis involved improved animal visual systems after fish-like creatures transitioned from water to land some 350 million years in the past.
Living on land led to an increase in sensory space, a necessary step in the evolution of consciousness, according to Northwestern University neuroscientist Malcolm MacIver.
MacIver presented current scientific thought on consciousness, a key issue relating to his research on animal intelligence. He shared the latest wisdom at a Science Café gathering at Evanston's Firehouse Grill Wednesday.
Consciousness began to evolve as animals moved from water to land and had more options to consider, according to Northwestern University neuroscientist Malcolm MacIver. Tyler Smith/MEDILLMacIver used video, photographs, and props such as blindfolds and an ancient animal skeleton to help explain the idea of consciousness and how it has evolved.
The fossilized bones belonged to a fish-like amphibian that some call the missing link in the evolution of animals as they made the move from water to land. Known as Tiktaalik, these animals could breathe in water but also had some ability to move on land. The ancient amphibian is proof of the transition that was fundamental to the evolution of consciousness, MacIver said.
"Simply by taking our visual systems out of the water and into the air, we gained this enormous amplification of the sensory envelope," he said. "We can then start to plan, if there is sufficient evolutionary pressure to do so."
The improvement of animal visual systems and the subsequent increase in sensory information presented animals with additional behavioral options. Animals were able to see greater distances, which gave them more of an opportunity to plan their behavior. The opportunity to choose different behaviors is the basis of MacIver's theory of consciousness.
"Consciousness is about surveying internal states of mind to pick one of several behavioral options for the future," he said. This enables animals to better survive by choosing enbvironments that protect them from prey, for example.
After MacIver's presentation, audience members were able to ask questions. "How are you going to use this to make robots?" one person asked. MacIver explained to him that research must first attempt to make robots more reactive to external stimuli.
MacIver uses a multidisciplinary approach to study and quantify such difficult ideas. In his research, MacIver collaborates with scientists in mechanics and robotics, neuroethology and computational modeling. He himself has a background in computer science and philosopy as well as neuroscience and engineering. He looks at animals with a holistic view.
He is currently studying a fish from the Amazon that produces its own electric field to sense and attract prey. For this particular fish, there is little separation between sensing and reacting to a stimulus.
MacIver said our nervous system has evolved to deal with more immediate concerns. "This is a hallmark of our biological ancestry," he said. "Our empathy is limited to what we can think and see in our near future."
This short-term focus, however, can be problematic. "What about the problem of taking care of the environment for future generations or taking care of greenhouse gasses?" he asked. "These are problems that are transgenerational. Our awareness doesn't seem to be very well suited to work on temporal scales beyond our lifetime."
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Same problem as many others customers here: After 3 months of owning the drive and using it maybe 10 times in total, the USB port on the drive separated from the enclosure. I realize there can be variances in durability due to latent manufacturing issues but this is the poorest hardware quality I've experienced from a major brand. I find it nearly impossible to believe that the device was subjected to any QA testing given the number of units affected and the apparent average time to unit failure. I will certainly never buy another SanDisk product after this experience. If you currently own this drive and it hasn't yet failed, back up your data asap.
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This drive is super fast for copying files between disconnected networks. I was concerned about the reviews which indicated that the mechanical connection of the port would fail. Other reviews commented on the tightness of the connection when the cable was inserted. I saw a connection between these two problems and ordered a Cable Matters 2 Pack, SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Type A to Micro-B Cable in Blue 6 Feet at the same time I bought the drive. Sure enough, the cable that comes with the drive is oversized and requires way too much force to insert. The aftermarket cable fits fine, with no danger of damaging the port. Just stay away from the included USB3 cable and you'll be fine.
I have been using this drive for the past 2 months without any problems. The drive is super fast, so it is perfect for editing photos directly on the drive. However, just yesterday the entire port where the cable connects to the drive was detached when attempting to remove the cable. I did not expect this fragile connection from SanDisk, but beware of this problem when deciding to purchase.
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I'm a careful shopper and carefully read reviews before clicking on the "Buy" button.
I saw the many 1-star reviews complaining about a stuck cable. But was swayed by the overwhelming number of positive reviews.
Well, guess what, this happened to me too. The unit arrived, I plugged it into my PC to try it out, and after about an hour's worth of experiment removed it from the PC. I then tried to remove the USB cable from the unit, and it was stuck fast. I pulled a bit harder, and the entire USB 3.0 socket ripped out of the unit, still attached to the USB cable.
Now the USB cable carries a ripped-out USB socket -- little copper wires dangling. And the unit itself features a hole in the plastic casing where the socket used to be.
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Ordered in November of 2015. Had it break on me today by 'unplugging' the inside component that connects it to the hard drive. I babied this thing for almost a year, and never had any issues, until it completely died on me.
As this product is relatively new, I'd avoid it, because a component that breaks after less than a year of light use indicates that it wasn't rigorously tested, and therefore will have a short lifespan until SanDisk decides to update the component due to negative customer feedback and experiences.
Maybe have luck with a newer model, and it's great for what it is when it works, but I wouldn't trust the design of this drive again for how much it costs.
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I have two of these - 1 for use with Lightroom and for storing RAW and JPG Photos, and a 2nd to act as a redundant backup of the first (cause you can never be too safe). I'm getting ready to buy a 3rd one, but of the 900 series, to use as my primary SSD for TimeMachine backup's of my MacBook since i've read its a straight USB-C to USB3.0 Micro cord thats included and its much faster for the larger amount of data thats being transferred.
4.0 out of 5 starsUSB socket w/little copper wires dangling...came out... it has been mostly stationary so this happened without any abuse.
Update: after contacting SanDisk, the product had known defects and they quickly offered to replace faulty one with new. They were professional and quick to respond and were in touch with me through the process to retrieve data as needed for work. For them to retrieve data it would have take 7-14 days. But they helped me to review options and risks and make the right decision for me. I like the product very much...but had noticed from the beginning the connection seems loose. It appears the issue is resolved with their new product and those in the market are replaced quickly when raised. Very good experience considering the situation. I recommend and change my rating and added this update due to the outcome and positive experience.
Overall great product, however from the beginning the plug seemed too sensitive. It would not always seem like a tight connection. Now, after only 6 months USB cable ripped-out USB socket -- little copper wires dangling. I cannot access my data and I just backed up all my data before sending my laptop for repairs (being wiped clean). I am panicking! And their website does not offer much relief saying they do not take any responsibility for data recover.
I sent a message to support, but am very concerned. Nor do I have time to wait to have this fixed. It could not have happened at a worse time. I have not alternative but to wait for a reply and try to call in the morning as they are closed today.
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If you've spent any time on Facebook, you've no doubt been asked to "Like if you think this girl is beautiful!" or "Like if you hate cancer!" The problem is, by liking the link you may be giving away more than your opinion.
Welcome to the digital-age phenomenon of "Like farming," which has become one of the more popular scams on Facebook.
What is the point of these pages? Really, is anyone actually pro-cancer? Of course not, but advertisers are pro-revenue, and that's where we as consumers come in.
We all know Facebook monitors the activity of its one billion users. Most of the monitoring is legitimate and helps Facebook and advertisers match potential customers to a product or service. In the case of Like farming, the higher the number of Likes, Shares, and Comments a Facebook post generates, the greater the amount of exposure it receives both short term and long term. This creates a high "edge ranking" for the page. The higher the ranking, the more often the page appears in Newsfeeds, and Facebook uses that information as it decides what content to display to millions of other users.
A Facebook page is created.
The page sends out an image – sometimes funny, sometimes tragic or heart breaking – tied to a call to action: Like, Comment, Share.
The post is shared among a group of people with high edge rankings, meaning the post eventually leaks to legitimate Facebook users.
The post gets a response – people Like, Comment, or Share – and it spreads quickly.
One of your friends sees it and responds.
It shows up in your feed.
Soon, the page has generated a significant amount of exposure and has become a valuable marketing tool. The page is sold, giving the buyer an instant list of potential clients. The post is then tweaked, reposted with some minor changes to generate additional names, and history repeats itself.
Sure it's annoying, but it's hard to feel sorry for some people. Did you really think something was going to happen when you clicked on that photo and added a comment? Well, something did happen: your name got added to a list.
Keep in mind that not all those pages are so innocuous. Take the This is my sister Mallory scam for example. The Johnson family was shocked to learn their daughter's image was being used for a Like farming scam, totally without their consent. She has Down Syndrome (sic) and her image was posted with a fake name and fake story line solely to generate Likes.
Equally shameful is the case of Merlin German, a U.S. Marine who received 3rd degree burns over 97 percent of his body in a 2005 roadside bombing in Iraq. German died in 2008, yet his image is still being used to generate income for advertisers. Even more despicable, his family has never given permission for his image to be used and, like the Johnson family, is constantly battling to have the image removed.
So what should our call to action be? Instead of instinctively liking, commenting, or sharing, we should take the time to check the sources. A simple Google search or a few minutes on Facecrooks.com, ScamChecker.com, or Snopes.com could tell you fairly quickly what's going on.
Besides, chances are your friends already know you hate cancer.


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Business : DW : August 6, 2019 5:02am-5:15am CEST
company that built the titanic harland and wolff is going under its winding up operations after its star region parent struggled to find a buyer apart from building the titanic which famously 1912 it supplied almost 150 warships during world war 2 it was considered a giant of northern ireland's industry harland and wolff 30000 strong workforce in the early 20th century window to the present pains 130 employees thank you for watching. you know that 77 percent. are younger but think. that's me and me and. you know what time off boy says. the 77 percent talk about the. front porch flash from housing boom boom town this is way out. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend on the g.w. . never has it been the stock. is facing mass extinction. you could say that cope with something dangerous. but there is a glimmer of. the biggest companies uniting to create global. possibility. not only animals will be sent. to. the lion's share of the conservation. this is news africa coming up on the program with the aim of reaching the wealth of saudi arabia east african stopped and the drop in one of t
company that built the titanic harland and wolff is going under its winding up operations after its star region parent struggled to find a buyer apart from building the titanic which famously 1912 it supplied almost 150 warships during world war 2 it was considered a giant of northern ireland's industry harland and wolff 30000 strong workforce in the early 20th century window to the present pains 130 employees thank you for watching. you know that 77 percent. are younger but think. that's me...
BBC News at Six : BBCNEWS : August 5, 2019 6:00pm-6:31pm BST
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very dangerous situation. harland and wolff — it's the historic shipyward in belfast where the titanic was built more than 100 years ago. at its height, 30,000 people worked there. but now the administrators have been called in and the company will file for insolvency tomorrow, putting around 120 jobs at risk. workers at the shipyard have been occupying the site for the past week — in a last—ditch bid to save it. 0ur ireland correspondent, emma vardy, reports. towering over belfast, samson and goliath, the iconic cranes, have become a symbol of this city. former giants of shipbuilding now in decline. workers have taken control of this site and held an around—the—clock picket line, still holding out for a solution to save the shipyard. today, they received redundancy notices. well, i hope we get, like, a stay of execution. i think we deserve it. we've been here far, far too long. and itjust needs someone in there to take it by the, you know, more or less, i would say the root and pick it up from where it used to be and, hopefully, get it to stay that way. harland and wolff emplo
very dangerous situation. harland and wolff — it's the historic shipyward in belfast where the titanic was built more than 100 years ago. at its height, 30,000 people worked there. but now the administrators have been called in and the company will file for insolvency tomorrow, putting around 120 jobs at risk. workers at the shipyard have been occupying the site for the past week — in a last—ditch bid to save it. 0ur ireland correspondent, emma vardy, reports. towering over belfast,...
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cure for capitalism professor wolff welcome back 1st let's recap you 1st on 3 credit the week's events so far on the u.s. china trade war as we saw it china say the u.s. must not raise the issue of their response to protests in hong kong and in trade talks and president trump seeming to take a dare and then suggesting the u.s. may do exactly that now we see a comic sanctions invoked over security issues from china and this conflict over time one is jet purchases are we stumbling into a scenario where the economic and security issues between the u.s. and china become entangled and more difficult to resolve. i think the short answer is absolutely yes it's already happening it was involved in the taking on the way corp and arresting one of their executives in canada at the behest of the united states and now you see it ratcheted up look both the united. states and china are busy in hong kong and have been for a long time we spend it one way in the united states they spend another way in china but this is not a one sided event this is an event in which these 2 countries are jockeyin
cure for capitalism professor wolff welcome back 1st let's recap you 1st on 3 credit the week's events so far on the u.s. china trade war as we saw it china say the u.s. must not raise the issue of their response to protests in hong kong and in trade talks and president trump seeming to take a dare and then suggesting the u.s. may do exactly that now we see a comic sanctions invoked over security issues from china and this conflict over time one is jet purchases are we stumbling into a...
BBC News at One : BBCNEWS : August 5, 2019 1:00pm-1:31pm BST
month sales have dipped. adminstrators have arrived at the harland and wolff shipyard in belfast, which is facing closure, for talks with workers. the yard, which built the titanic, once employed thousands of people but its last 130 staff now face losing theirjobs. emma vardy is there. emma, they have tried to find a buyer, with no luck? it does seem unlikely now. we are told a solution is going to be found. it is such an iconic company for belfast. the two cranes called samson and goliath tower over the city and can be seen from all around and it has become a symbol of belfast. at one time, harland & wolff was the well's most prolific shipbuilder employing 30,000 people during its heyday when the titanic was built. but over the yea rs, the titanic was built. but over the years, it has been in decline and money has been pumped into the company to try and keep it afloat. we are expecting an announcement this afternoon about a potentially going into administration. the company had been up for sale because its norwegian owners ran into financial difficulty. it leaves an uncertain
month sales have dipped. adminstrators have arrived at the harland and wolff shipyard in belfast, which is facing closure, for talks with workers. the yard, which built the titanic, once employed thousands of people but its last 130 staff now face losing theirjobs. emma vardy is there. emma, they have tried to find a buyer, with no luck? it does seem unlikely now. we are told a solution is going to be found. it is such an iconic company for belfast. the two cranes called samson and goliath...
BBC News : BBCNEWS : August 5, 2019 8:00pm-9:01pm BST
tests are carried out, hopefully sometime tomorrow. harland and wolff is the historic shipyard in belfast where the titanic was built more than a century ago. at its height, 30,000 people work there, but now the administrators have been called in, and the company will file for insolvency tomorrow, putting around 120 jobs at risk. workers at the shipyard have been occupying the site for the last week in a last—ditch attempt to save it. emma fardy is there. towering over belfast, the iconic cranes have become a symbol of this city. former giants of shipbuilding now in decline. workers have taken control of this site, held in around the clock picket line, still holding out for a solution to save the shipyard. today, they've received redundancy notices. i think they deserve it. they have been here far too long, and itjust they have been here far too long, and it just needs they have been here far too long, and itjust needs someone to ticket to the roots and pick it up from where it used to be. and hopefully get it to stay that way. harland and wolff employed more than 30,000 people
tests are carried out, hopefully sometime tomorrow. harland and wolff is the historic shipyard in belfast where the titanic was built more than a century ago. at its height, 30,000 people work there, but now the administrators have been called in, and the company will file for insolvency tomorrow, putting around 120 jobs at risk. workers at the shipyard have been occupying the site for the last week in a last—ditch attempt to save it. emma fardy is there. towering over belfast, the iconic...
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Arts and Culture : DW : August 14, 2019 8:45pm-9:01pm CEST
patricia wolff. born a man that how. he's almost like god in my eyes when he would come up close and say that the 1st thing that goes through your mind is in one hand but you also think as soon as you walk away and get away you think did i just ruin my career. there is you came forward with the allegation said they felt emboldened by the me too movement during their has denied the accusations but no tears still it is painful to hear that i may have upset anyone make them feel uncomfortable. joining me in the studio to talk about this is my colleague melissa holroyd thanks for being here melissa just how serious are these allegations you know they're fairly serious one accuser has said that domingo stuck his hand on her skirt and 3 others have said that he forcibly kissed them other women of spoke of being stalked backstage touched without permission forced to fend off persistent romantic overtures it has to be said that none of these women off the documentation in the form of phone calls or texts or anything like that but the a.p. said it spoke to almost 3 dozen mostly colleagues who
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The Eleven O'Clock News on KTVU FOX 2 : KTVU : August 30, 2019 11:00pm-11:29pm PDT
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. >> the flight was full. >> some flad a glad to leave before hurricane dorian. >> rick wolff says they decided to take their holiday trip even if the storm meant extra precautions. >> the stores were running out of especially bottled water. the shelves were empty. gas lines, people trying to fill up fast for the generators and cars. >> anything that could blow we made sure were inside before we left. >> the port of my ramie will -- miami will close on monday there may and have been sending out warnings and many people are trying to decide what to the. >> there's a huge chunk of business there at this time of the year. >> disney world is scheduled to remain open but is closing the water park. >> anything two or more i'm out of there. >> this mother and daughter returned home a day early to have time before dorian hits land. >> i'll board up the house, do what i need and take a few days off. >> if florida flights are delayed or canceled that will impact other holiday travelers. >> it will have a ripple effect. >> miami international airport says it intends to stay open but will moni
. >> the flight was full. >> some flad a glad to leave before hurricane dorian. >> rick wolff says they decided to take their holiday trip even if the storm meant extra precautions. >> the stores were running out of especially bottled water. the shelves were empty. gas lines, people trying to fill up fast for the generators and cars. >> anything that could blow we made sure were inside before we left. >> the port of my ramie will -- miami will close on monday...
Business : DW : August 5, 2019 11:15pm-11:31pm CEST
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The Bundesliga : DW : August 18, 2019 2:02am-2:16am CEST
table let's find out . most of the focus was on new coaches david wagner and michael wolff but some are also on brylin bono who moved from shock at the glass back before the campaign to switzerland for what was eager to make an impression and was in the wolves early on. but he was happy to get his 14 on form a strike partner detail books dalla no love lost there. the 1st big chance came after 27 minutes for his benito garmin but the new arrival from doesn't often fail to get a clean shot away. soon after that had their 1st opportunity laszlo been a shot but alex nubile was equal to its. little millet the break and both coaches had much to think about in the 2nd half the hosts continued to press. new signing stephan liner. and marcus to come combined well but to no avail on the hour and that's something a fight against the post. so close the clock back. slack shout at defending gave 2 of them another chance but noodles stood firm it ended up being the last chance of the game of points apiece for the 2 new men in charge. it's time for our match day wrap up where we'll see 2 promoted sides
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The Day : DW : August 15, 2019 2:02am-2:31am CEST
used and that's a soprano patricia wolff. born a man that powerful. he's almost like god in my eyes when he would come up close and say that the 1st thing that goes through your mind is in one hand but you also think as soon as you walk away and get away you think did i just run my career. those who came forward with the allegations said they felt emboldened by the me too movement doming here has denied the accusations but no tears still it is painful to hear that i may have upset anyone make them feel uncomfortable. and the team and journalists king a.j. matthews joins me now from l.a. to fill us in on the very latest k.j. very good to see you what have you learned about these allegations. well what i can tell you is just what a difference 48 hours makes you know it was 48 hours ago that the associated press came out with this bombshell story were 9 individuals came forward and said they had been sexually harassed by placid oh domingo over decades soon after that you heard reverberations throughout the opera community you have the san francisco opera rescinding their invitation you
used and that's a soprano patricia wolff. born a man that powerful. he's almost like god in my eyes when he would come up close and say that the 1st thing that goes through your mind is in one hand but you also think as soon as you walk away and get away you think did i just run my career. those who came forward with the allegations said they felt emboldened by the me too movement doming here has denied the accusations but no tears still it is painful to hear that i may have upset anyone make...
Dateline : MSNBCW : August 10, 2019 1:00am-2:00am PDT
they all moved on. a couple of years later, barbara married again, michael wolff, an ex-military man like her dad, about the same age as her dad, too. >> your dad and your new husband probably saw eye-to-eye a lot. >> they sure did. they had a lot in common. they would talk a lot. >> wolff took barbara and john to live with him in arizona, but david wanted to be a part of his son's life, so he traveled out west to see the boy. >> he went up there with a friend of his and they saw johnny for three days. i got pictures of johnny in like the old western town and everything. >> and maybe it was something about the distance, said barbara. >> david and i became very good friends when i was out in arizona and we used to talk a lot. >> in fact, what she felt deep in her heart never did go away. >> i'll always love david. >> and then, it was june 25th, 1988, david's brother, mark, was flying into town to visit the family. david was to pick him up at the airport. but when mark arrived, he waited and waited. no david. and mark jackson had a terrible feeling. >> no matter what, he'd have been th
they all moved on. a couple of years later, barbara married again, michael wolff, an ex-military man like her dad, about the same age as her dad, too. >> your dad and your new husband probably saw eye-to-eye a lot. >> they sure did. they had a lot in common. they would talk a lot. >> wolff took barbara and john to live with him in arizona, but david wanted to be a part of his son's life, so he traveled out west to see the boy. >> he went up there with a friend of his...
might agree to take those missiles. wolff. >> let's see what happens on that front. barbara star. just ahead, emergency landing on a busy highway. and it's caught on camera. moving into our new apartment. why don't we just ask geico for help with renters insurance? i didn't know geico helps with renters insurance. yeah, and we could save a bunch too. antonio! fetch computer! antonio? i'll get it. get to know geico and see how much you could save on renters insurance. hi, i'm joan lunden. when my mother began forgetting things, we didn't know where to turn for more information. that's why i recommend a free service called a place for mom. we have local senior living advisors who can answer your questions about dementia or memory care and, if necessary, help you find the right place for your mom or dad. we all want what's best for our parents, so call today. and i don't add trup the years.s. but what i do count on... is boost® delicious boost® high protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. boost® high protein. be up for lif
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News : RT : August 22, 2019 6:00am-6:31am EDT
york richard wolffe a professor of economics says that people are waking up to the fact that trump cantilever on his promises. if you impose a tariff and if the chinese as they have done respond with a tyrus that is going to hurt the american companies that used to sell to china i don't think anyone is surprised that mr trump's promises that this kind of job ending in the united states would stop turns out to be a promise he cannot deliver and i think it will hurt his image in the united states because it more and more people are confronted with the difference between what he promises and what he can deliver the underlying economic reality is driving people to recognize that mr trump was just a republican version a bit more extreme perhaps but not fundamentally different from all of the others. before we go we have got some dramatic footage from the russian cities the rants because a drunk father that dangled his baby daughter had a front window threatening to drop luckily though some local police officers did manage to save the day. i've. i've. found c out. what. you're going to g
york richard wolffe a professor of economics says that people are waking up to the fact that trump cantilever on his promises. if you impose a tariff and if the chinese as they have done respond with a tyrus that is going to hurt the american companies that used to sell to china i don't think anyone is surprised that mr trump's promises that this kind of job ending in the united states would stop turns out to be a promise he cannot deliver and i think it will hurt his image in the united...
2007 it seems we haven't and we're going down that road again professor with richard wolffe author of democracy at work find him on twitter and patriot and thanks for your time. thank you. b.p. is selling their oil drilling operations in alaska to private whiling gas farm hill corp in a $5600000000.00 deal while the oil giant has faced criticism from environmentalists to halt drilling operations in the region they said that it had no bearing on the sale b.p. owns a 26 percent stake in the prude hold the oil feel the oil field has produced more than $13000000000.00 barrels of oil since exploration began officials from b.p. said the deal is part of an effort to raise $10000000000.00 over the next 2 years to boost their bottom line b.p. c.e.o. bob dudley said that the sale will help the company to pursue new advantage opportunities b.p. started operations in alaska 1959 and it was a key 4th behind building the 800 mile transit lask a pipeline. now for a quick break would stay true because just on the other side the ruling against johnson and johnson may be a major breakthrough in the opi
2007 it seems we haven't and we're going down that road again professor with richard wolffe author of democracy at work find him on twitter and patriot and thanks for your time. thank you. b.p. is selling their oil drilling operations in alaska to private whiling gas farm hill corp in a $5600000000.00 deal while the oil giant has faced criticism from environmentalists to halt drilling operations in the region they said that it had no bearing on the sale b.p. owns a 26 percent stake in the...
Fast Money : CNBC : August 16, 2019 5:00pm-5:30pm EDT
profitability? morgan and wolff, back to you? >> d, thanks very much for that. we are pretty much out of time strong rally today, still down 1% for the s&p for the week as a whole. thats do it for "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york's time square, this is fast money i'm scott wapner in for melissa lee. our traders on the desk are tim seymour, carter worth, dan nathan and guy adami the stocks surging to capoff a volatile week on wall street what is next for your money? we will lay it out for you also ahead, hitting the mark will target follow in walmart's food steps when it reports next week a billionaire battle, two titans with two different takes on where we are heading next. >>> about whew very the oe havet to settle the score. the stock market has seen big pops and drops as the bond market went bonkers. new fears a recession could be coming fuelling all of the volatility you can see the wild week right there. down 380, up 370, an 800 point decline and so on. how do you set up going into next week? >> first of
profitability? morgan and wolff, back to you? >> d, thanks very much for that. we are pretty much out of time strong rally today, still down 1% for the s&p for the week as a whole. thats do it for "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york's time square, this is fast money i'm scott wapner in for melissa lee. our traders on the desk are tim seymour, carter worth, dan nathan and guy...
Boom Bust : RT : August 21, 2019 7:30pm-8:01pm EDT
drop since 2016. and back now for a 2nd round of insights on the stories of the day is richard wolffe professor emeritus of economics at the university of n. in amherst massachusetts amherst and the author of democracy at work a cure for capitalism so when around to let's go to this boom lot of talk in the u.s. recently about a recession the white house seems to be spooked despite all the noticeable effort to push a positive spin but at the same time some companies you might expect to be good indicators of the core health of the u.s. economy home depot lowes and just. terror target strong earnings reports in a sector that used to seem to typify the hollowing out of the u.s. economy target stock jump jump nearly 20 percent on the news what do you make of a surprise signal of apparent strength in u.s. retail. well i'm not surprised and i let me explain why we have basically a tradition of dividing the economy into what we call capital goods those are goods produced for other companies used as inputs in production and consumer goods those are the goods that you and i buy to consume and t
drop since 2016. and back now for a 2nd round of insights on the stories of the day is richard wolffe professor emeritus of economics at the university of n. in amherst massachusetts amherst and the author of democracy at work a cure for capitalism so when around to let's go to this boom lot of talk in the u.s. recently about a recession the white house seems to be spooked despite all the noticeable effort to push a positive spin but at the same time some companies you might expect to be good...
DW News : DW : August 15, 2019 8:00am-8:31am CEST
patricia wolff. when a man got powerful. he's almost like god in my this when he would come up close and say that the 1st thing that goes through your mind this is why but you also think as soon as you walk away and get away you think did i just ruin my career. if you came forward with the allegation said they felt emboldened by the me too movement doing their has denied the accusations but now she is still it is painful to hear that i may have upset anyone make them feel uncomfortable. sports now and been asleep or club or be alive say go into the upcoming season under a new coach your leonardo's on the 32 year old joins them from rivals hoffenheim and has previously been linked with some of the top jobs in football 3 years ago he made headlines by becoming the youngest ever bundesliga coach despite still being younger than some of his players he's expected to lead the club to new heights. he's in the driver's seat. on the most in demand bundesliga coach in recent years in light sic he has set himself clear goals while also calling for patience he said before the game is to win some sil
patricia wolff. when a man got powerful. he's almost like god in my this when he would come up close and say that the 1st thing that goes through your mind this is why but you also think as soon as you walk away and get away you think did i just ruin my career. if you came forward with the allegation said they felt emboldened by the me too movement doing their has denied the accusations but now she is still it is painful to hear that i may have upset anyone make them feel uncomfortable. sports...
Erin Burnett OutFront : CNNW : August 1, 2019 4:00pm-5:00pm PDT
want to see it very often. >> thanks very much for watching. i'm wolff blitz fler the situation room follow me on oh twitter. tweet the show at @cnn sit room. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next, president trump about to speak at a rally live. now claiming he doesn't know if he can stop his crowd from clanting the offensive cry, send her back. will we see the racist repeat? plus kamala harris taken to task when it comes to marijuana. the man who got harris to admit she inhaled and smoked charlamagne the god is oufrt. joe biden calling the attacks on president obama bizarre. is the former president really the one democrats should be targeting? let's go outfront. >>> and good evening i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, trump's racist tease. the president is in ohio right now. about to begin speaking at a rally. it's in cincinnati. it's his first since the racist send her pack chant about an american congresswoman broke out. now, tonight, the president seeming to suggest he may let it happen again. >> in cincinnati at your rally tonight are you prepared to t
want to see it very often. >> thanks very much for watching. i'm wolff blitz fler the situation room follow me on oh twitter. tweet the show at @cnn sit room. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next, president trump about to speak at a rally live. now claiming he doesn't know if he can stop his crowd from clanting the offensive cry, send her back. will we see the racist repeat? plus kamala harris taken to task when it comes to marijuana. the man who...
Outside Source : BBCNEWS : August 5, 2019 9:00pm-10:01pm BST
is very important to the american economy. thank you so much. harland and wolff it's the historic shipyard in belfast where the titanic was built more than 100 years ago. at its height 30 thousand people worked there. but now the administrators have been called in and the company will file for insolvency tomorrow, putting around 120 jobs at risk. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. towering over belfast, the iconic cranes have become the symbol of the city. former giants of shipbuilding now in decline. workers have taken control of this site and held an around—the—clock picket line, still holding out for a solution to save the shipyard today, they received redundancy notices. i hope we get a stay of execution. we have been here for too long and itjust needs someone for too long and itjust needs someone to take it and take it by the roots and pick it up from where it used to be. they employed more than 30,000 people in its heyday, crafting the ill—fated titanic. but struggling against foreign competition, it is not built a ship since 2003 and today takes on smaller
is very important to the american economy. thank you so much. harland and wolff it's the historic shipyard in belfast where the titanic was built more than 100 years ago. at its height 30 thousand people worked there. but now the administrators have been called in and the company will file for insolvency tomorrow, putting around 120 jobs at risk. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. towering over belfast, the iconic cranes have become the symbol of the city. former giants of...
The Beat With Ari Melber : MSNBCW : August 1, 2019 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
tom wolf time. >> the flack sxwraerngz shoutout to tom wolff and the electric kool-aid acid test. ken keysy? >> it's mostly a note for me. when the producers are nice to me, it's their way of saying cut it out. we had a policy oriented conversation. all of that debating last night, we ended up talking a lot about criminal justice, what obama did, maybe that is a break from some of the way politics has been lately. rev, thanks to each of you. you can always catch "politics nation" right here on msnbc. rev mentioned the garner case, the democratic impeachment caucus hitting a potential tipping point. donald trump launching a new attack on the legal system targeting military prosecutors and tony schwartz is here to talk about news from the fbi that be could put trump in quite a bad spot. plus hours away from this new twist in the very important eric garner case. i'm ari melber. you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. ching "the beat" on msnbc. hold my pouch. trust us. us kids are ready to take things into our own hands. don't think so? hold my pouch. (vo) vfundraising. giving back. subaru a
tom wolf time. >> the flack sxwraerngz shoutout to tom wolff and the electric kool-aid acid test. ken keysy? >> it's mostly a note for me. when the producers are nice to me, it's their way of saying cut it out. we had a policy oriented conversation. all of that debating last night, we ended up talking a lot about criminal justice, what obama did, maybe that is a break from some of the way politics has been lately. rev, thanks to each of you. you can always catch "politics...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : August 29, 2019 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
meeting. that's a very key meeting, as you know, wolff. the administration is wondering whether to hold up aid. something the pentagon doesn't want be to see happen. something the kremlin does. the final call is up to the president. >> thank you very much. >>> joining us now, republican congressman, jim banks. he's a member of the house armed services committee. thank you very much for joining us. >> great to be with you, wolf. >> you served in afghanistan. the reaction we just heard from jim acosta to this announcement from the president that he's going to significantly reduce u.s. troops there to less than 9,000. >> well, the deal is still yet to be finalized, wolf, but i am one who believes that a sustained presence in afghanistan is important to continue to fight the taliban, fight future threats that come from that part of the globe. it appears that the deal that president trump is strikesing with the taliban would leave a residual force there. it would be more focused on counter terrorism. if that is where the president and the administration arrives, then i think i can suppo
meeting. that's a very key meeting, as you know, wolff. the administration is wondering whether to hold up aid. something the pentagon doesn't want be to see happen. something the kremlin does. the final call is up to the president. >> thank you very much. >>> joining us now, republican congressman, jim banks. he's a member of the house armed services committee. thank you very much for joining us. >> great to be with you, wolf. >> you served in afghanistan. the...
BBC News at Five : BBCNEWS : August 5, 2019 5:00pm-6:01pm BST
. keith, thank you very much. adminstrators have arrived at the harland and wolff shipyard in belfast, which is facing closure. they'll be holding talks with the shipyard's workers. the yard, which built the titanic, once employed thousands of people but its last 130 staff now face losing theirjobs. 0ur correspondent emma vardy is in befast... 0ur correspondent, emma vardy, is in belfast. it emma vardy, is in belfast. is a sad story of decline many it is a sad story of decline for many workers in what was once such an iconic shipyard employing 30,000 people in its heyday and building the titanic here. it has struggled over the years and had money pumped into the company to keep it afloat but today the company has gone into administration and will file for insolvency tomorrow. the shipyard workers have been holding a picket line here for the past week and say they will continue to stage this protest a nd they will continue to stage this protest and still hold out hope that perhaps a buyer for the company could be fine. they have been supported today by the shadow chancellor, john mcdon
. keith, thank you very much. adminstrators have arrived at the harland and wolff shipyard in belfast, which is facing closure. they'll be holding talks with the shipyard's workers. the yard, which built the titanic, once employed thousands of people but its last 130 staff now face losing theirjobs. 0ur correspondent emma vardy is in befast... 0ur correspondent, emma vardy, is in belfast. it emma vardy, is in belfast. is a sad story of decline many it is a sad story of decline for many workers...
Closing Bell : CNBC : August 16, 2019 3:00pm-5:00pm EDT
to profitability? morgan and wolff, back to you? >> d, thanks very much for that. we are pretty much out of time strong rally today, still down 1% for the s&p for the week as a whole. thats do it for "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york's time square, this is fast money i'm scott wapner in for melissa lee. our traders on the desk are tim seymour, carter worth, dan nathan and guy adami the stocks surging to capoff a volatile week on wall street what is next for your money? we will lay it out for you also ahead, hitting the mark will target follow in walmart's food steps when it reports next week a billionaire battle, two titans with two different takes on where we are heading next. >>> abou
to profitability? morgan and wolff, back to you? >> d, thanks very much for that. we are pretty much out of time strong rally today, still down 1% for the s&p for the week as a whole. thats do it for "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york's time square, this is fast money i'm scott wapner in for melissa lee. our traders on the desk are tim seymour, carter worth, dan nathan and...
otherwise offset the tariff impact wolff? >> very much now apple with the tariffs of the wearables products starting this week. josh lipton has more for us in san francisco. >> so apple's watch and airpods could face 15% tariffs beginning september 1st. analysts estimate apple sold 80 million watches and 50 million airpods and if apple decides to absorb the tariffs it could cost $500 million or apple to try to pass along increases to consumers but that risks denting demand and another possibility here that the government decides to exempt apple from the levies. saying that the government they don't think wants to penalize the popular products. >> joining us now is laurie calvasina. barry still with us, as well laurie, let's start with the broad markets. what are the key levels on the s&p 500 in the course of this week >> i would say i'm in barry's camp i wouldn't be chasing the fumes that are bidding the market up today. the number i'm watching for is 2725 to take us down to about a 10% pullback from the late july highs. we have had a crowding problem in this market the tariff news, maybe i
otherwise offset the tariff impact wolff? >> very much now apple with the tariffs of the wearables products starting this week. josh lipton has more for us in san francisco. >> so apple's watch and airpods could face 15% tariffs beginning september 1st. analysts estimate apple sold 80 million watches and 50 million airpods and if apple decides to absorb the tariffs it could cost $500 million or apple to try to pass along increases to consumers but that risks denting demand and...
Weekends With Alex Witt : MSNBCW : August 31, 2019 9:00am-11:00am PDT
? >> i thought it a threat as well. michael wolff have been best sellers. even amirosa made a lot of money trying to dish her dirt. i thought, is betty curry ready to come out of retirement because there was a white house secretary and scheduler who knew how to be discreet. it seems donald trump has surrounded himself with a lot of blabbermouths. then you have anthony scaramucci who, to this day, is saying he's going to try to run a candidate against donald trump. i understand white houses are leaky ships. this would not be the first one. even obama's white house had leakers and president bush before him. but maybe more discreet and more experienced people would be better than young people trying to make their bones with the white house press corps. . what about you, bill? >> i'm wondering if they're hoping to get that contract, right? i almost must say as a person who covered the white house, there is no reason at all. she should never have had an off-the-record dinner with reporters. wrong for her to do that -- >> hold on, hold on. >> we all just jumped on you, i'm sorry. this is t
? >> i thought it a threat as well. michael wolff have been best sellers. even amirosa made a lot of money trying to dish her dirt. i thought, is betty curry ready to come out of retirement because there was a white house secretary and scheduler who knew how to be discreet. it seems donald trump has surrounded himself with a lot of blabbermouths. then you have anthony scaramucci who, to this day, is saying he's going to try to run a candidate against donald trump. i understand white...
Varney & Company : FBC : August 13, 2019 9:00am-12:00pm EDT
university. he calls them capitalism in action. he is back. richard wolff, democracy at work, economics professor at university of, new school in new york city? >> yes. stuart: without further adieu, why do you want to abolish grades in college? >> because they are a cheap shortcut to actually evaluating what a person can do. if you want to find out what the genius is inside of every person, uniqueness of us as individuals you have to spend time and effort to find that. einstein failed in math and physics but we were lucky that the genius that was there was able to flurish later, not because of his grades, but despite them. all i want, all i want is to be able to say to people, look, don't rely on a, b, c, the way we grade potatoes. give human beings respect of finding a way to engage them and find what they can do in a general way. it would cost more money but either we care about that or we don't as a society. stuart: medical students, i'm damned if i want to be operated on by a doctor who had no grades what so every, just subjective judgment of his professor, you know what
university. he calls them capitalism in action. he is back. richard wolff, democracy at work, economics professor at university of, new school in new york city? >> yes. stuart: without further adieu, why do you want to abolish grades in college? >> because they are a cheap shortcut to actually evaluating what a person can do. if you want to find out what the genius is inside of every person, uniqueness of us as individuals you have to spend time and effort to find that. einstein...
Squawk Box : CNBC : August 9, 2019 6:00am-9:00am EDT
conversation, michael wolff, co-founder and ce o of activate. you know a little about these companies if not a lot. >> everyone has been watching what's happening here. >> what's going to happen? the family win. >> right it's a control company shari redstone can do what she wants. the boards serve at her pleasure. >> for the audience, explain how you think the deal will work itself out given the size of cbs relative to viacom and given sort of the management that we keep hearing about with bob backish running it, how that works. take over, take under situation? >> they're already -- i think the big issue today is the exchange ratio, which we're not going to have any window into it but i think importantly you have to look at what are the benefits of this. first of all, of course there's cost savings it's more leverage with cable operators and direct broadcast satellite operators in terms of making sure that the networks don't get retiered as julia was saying, between cbs all access and showtime, they have already got 8 million subscribers. viacom comes into this with their pluto servic
conversation, michael wolff, co-founder and ce o of activate. you know a little about these companies if not a lot. >> everyone has been watching what's happening here. >> what's going to happen? the family win. >> right it's a control company shari redstone can do what she wants. the boards serve at her pleasure. >> for the audience, explain how you think the deal will work itself out given the size of cbs relative to viacom and given sort of the management that we...
Afternoon Live : BBCNEWS : August 5, 2019 2:00pm-5:00pm BST
, bbc news. adminstrators have arrived at the harland and wolff shipyard in belfast, which is facing closure. some of the workers say they have been given redundancy notices at the weekend. the yard, which built the titanic, once employed thousands of people but now has just 130 staff. our correspondent emma vardy is in befast. there has been a development, what has happened ? there has been a development, what has happened? well, throughout this, the unions have been calling for the iconic shipyard to be renationalised, to try to save it and breathe new life into the company here. we havejust had and breathe new life into the company here. we have just had the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell arriving to show his support for the workers. labour is also backing their calls for the government to step in here. the government says no, this is ultimately a commercial issue, the shipyard has become less commercially viable. it seems that any hopes for a last ditch solution to be found have been diminishing. the news people were expecting that the administrators will be appointed has now co
, bbc news. adminstrators have arrived at the harland and wolff shipyard in belfast, which is facing closure. some of the workers say they have been given redundancy notices at the weekend. the yard, which built the titanic, once employed thousands of people but now has just 130 staff. our correspondent emma vardy is in befast. there has been a development, what has happened ? there has been a development, what has happened? well, throughout this, the unions have been calling for the iconic...

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Q: How to get rid of the background gradient of the inline GtkToolbar? When you run the below code, it will show an inline toolbar in a window. Notice how the inline toolbar has a stand-out backbround. Is there a way to apply CSS to get rid of it and make blend with regular window color?

#!/usr/bin/python3
from gi.repository import Gtk

button_names = [Gtk.STOCK_ABOUT, Gtk.STOCK_ADD, Gtk.STOCK_REMOVE, Gtk.STOCK_QUIT]
buttons = [Gtk.ToolButton.new_from_stock(name) for name in button_names]
toolbar = Gtk.Toolbar()
toolbar.set_show_arrow(False)
for button in buttons:
    toolbar.insert(button, -1)
style_context = toolbar.get_style_context()
style_context.add_class(Gtk.STYLE_CLASS_INLINE_TOOLBAR)
grid = Gtk.Grid()
grid.add(toolbar)
label = Gtk.Label()
grid.add(label)
window = Gtk.Window()
window.set_size_request(200, 50)
window.add(grid)
window.connect('delete-event', Gtk.main_quit)
window.show_all()
Gtk.main()

Using andrewsomething code, it's starting to look better but the "border" is still there and takes up space. Notice in the below screenshot the toolbar on the left is smaller than the regular buttons on the right:

A: Here we go:

First you need to find the default background color for the the current theme. Then you can inject it into the current css for the GtkToolbar class.
# Get the default window background color for the the current theme.
win_style_context = window.get_style_context()
bg = win_style_context.lookup_color('theme_bg_color')[1].to_string()

# Then we set that as the background for GtkToolbar
# We also make the boarder transparent
css_provider = Gtk.CssProvider()
toolbar_css = ".inline-toolbar.toolbar { background: %s; border-color: transparent; }" % (bg)
css_provider.load_from_data(toolbar_css.encode('UTF-8'))
screen = Gdk.Screen.get_default()
win_style_context.add_provider_for_screen(screen, css_provider,
                                          Gtk.STYLE_PROVIDER_PRIORITY_APPLICATION)

Note that you need to from gi.repository import Gdk

A: You can also use:
css_provider = Gtk.CssProvider()
toolbar_css = ".inline-toolbar { background: alpha (@base_color, 0.0); border-color: transparent; }"
css_provider.load_from_data(toolbar_css.encode('UTF-8'))
win_style_context.add_provider(css_provider, Gtk.STYLE_PROVIDER_PRIORITY_APPLICATION)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


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Ayy, congrats on the proposal my man! Wish you the best in future proceedings mate.
Hey, congratulations on your proposal!
I hate you and your stupid cooking skill. Not even a body born of mechonis could redeem you tbh.
That's something Pyra would do tbh, you're playing the part perfectly.
I get the feeling there's a small circle of people on here that talk exclusively through these status posts- and nearly always have some kinda **** to say about one another.
I took a bunch of people off of my follow list forever ago since I used to use Your Feed for keeping tabs on people I would frequently warn.
None of that has to do with you, because I had you followed since before then.
I'm not sure if that's sarcastic or not.
Dear diary, today I became a mayor and made my constituents want to rebel. Hahahaha, neat.
Hey thanks for the follow! Any particular reason for it?
Laaaaast Christmas, I gave you my heart. The very next day, you ate it.
I've opted to use K Rool online instead of Inkling because I just get too frustrated if I mistime things with my main, and I mistime things a lot online.
Getting the timing down with input delay is definitely gonna take some getting used to. It's not necessarily a bad thing not using your main in such instances, as it prevents you from picking up bad habits.
Less than one month remains before I start challenging literally everyone on the forums to a fight.
"Be sure to check out the Super Smash Bros Ultimate demo in the E-Shop, available when this direct is over."
Next character will not be who you think it is, and I'm going to have a laughing fit about it.
When we getting Ganondorf in Jump Force?? You know, as the trade off for putting Goku in Smash.
9-Volt's mom, 5-Volt, is a cryptid and nobody can change my mind.
Heading off of SB for the night since leak talk sparked back off and that's annoying before a direct.


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Starting soon, Prairie Boy bread will be available to "Fresh City Farms" CSA members on a weekly basis as an "add on" to their weekly delivered veggie box.


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Q: SQLAlchemy SELECT id FROM Table_1 WHERE name='xyz' I can get the SELECT id from parts where name='Part1' as an SQL statement but what is the way to do that with SQLAlchemy?
I've tried;
db.session.query(Parts.id).filter(name=form.name.data)

But this returns an Object not the id

A: Use the below code.
parts = db.session.query(Parts).filter(Parts.name==Part1).first()

Then if you want the only id you can just access
parts.id

A: Store that object in a varaible, and then use dot notation to pull out what you want.  For example:
item = db.session.query(Parts.id).filter(name=form.name.data).one()
print item.id


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So the President is apparently going to end the DACA program to help undocumented immigrants stay in the country. I don't agree with this decision, not even with giving it a six-month delay before the program ends. So I'm going to call my state Senators/Congressperson and show them how I feel.
Just dial (202) 224-3121 to get to your reps… although I have them all saved individually as contacts on my phone.
Now… the thing is, you're pretty much required to do this if you resist even a little bit of the current agenda. Obviously, we all agree or disagree with things in government. Is one who does not actively participate in government one of those "complicit in the insanity"? Probably, but I'd rather not use such harsh words. But for the people who call, I'd like to know how they approach it. I fear that calling my reps too often within a certain amount of time will make them assume I'm a repeat caller, and thus, a weirdo. Would they be more or less likely to prioritize the input I have in their workings?
So I tend to not prioritize lots of calls. Instead, I space things out, often taking a week or more between sessions. On the other hand, I don't mind emailing them as much as humanely possible, but that is not going to get much done in a shorter amount of time, given the caveats of this system. In order to combat the lack of priority given to some issues, I might actually split the issues between politicans, so that one of them gets one issue they may not have heard about (it could be common sense to the other). Maybe I'd save the most important issue for the one who I trust the most. it's all interesting to think about.
So yes, please do your part to make the world a better place. Maybe in a few months, I'll post an editorial blisteringly criticizing yours, because things will've degenerated to the point of exhaustion.


EPA's current methodology for estimating gas field methane emissions is not based on methane emitted during well completions, but is based on a data sample of methane captured during well completions.
The assumptions underlying EPA's methodology do not reflect current industry practices. As a result, the report concludes that EPA's estimates of methane emissions are dramatically overstated and it would be unwise to use them as a basis for policymaking.
If methane emissions were as high as EPA assumes, extremely hazardous conditions would be created at the well site. According to the report, such conditions would not be permitted by industry or regulators, and for this reason, if no other, the estimates are not credible.
EPA has proposed additional regulation of hydraulically fractured gas wells under the Clean Air Act. According to the report, for the most part these proposed regulations are already standard industry practice and are unlikely to significantly reduce upstream GHG emissions. Rather, the proposed regulations will likely result in better documentation of actual GHG emissions from upstream natural gas development.
The HIS CERA report contains similar criticisms of the analysis performed by Robert W. Howarth, Renee Santoro, and Anthony Ingraffea of Cornell University (published in Climate Change Letters, March 13, 2011), which also found that emissions of methane during flowback from unconventional gas wells is much greater than previously estimated.


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Высший национальный суд Исландии (, ) — был высшим судом Исландии в течение 119 лет — с 6 июня в 1800 по 22 декабря 1919 года.

Высший национальный суд был учрежден королем Дании Кристианом VII Безумным 6 июня в 1800 года из-за недовольства Высоким судом Альтинга, который был высшим судом страны с 1563 года, со времен Лёгретты. Свою работу суд начал 10 августа 1801 года и его первым главой стал судья Магнус Стефенсен (, а судьями-помощниками — Бенедикт Грёндаль ( и Ислейвюр Эйнарссон (. Высший национальный суд де-факто был высшим судом Исландии, так как хотя любое его решение можно было обжаловать в Верховном суде Дании, но из-за труднодоступности Исландии в то время, дела в Данию на обжалование практически никогда не отправлялись.

Сначала Высший национальный суд размешался в здании на Эйстюрстрайти 4, но в 1820 году был перенесен на Эйстюрстрайти 22, где на верхнем этаже здания также разместили тюремные камеры, получившие название «Черная тюрьма» () из-за того, насколько темно было внутри здания. В этом здании суд оставался вплоть до 1873 года, после чего он был перемещен в  на Скоулавёрюстигюр 9, где Высший национальный суд оставался вплоть до упразднения. Суд в Негнингархусид размещался на верхнем этаже, а на первом этаже была тюрьма с шестнадцатью маленькими, тесными камерами с плохой вентиляцией.

После того, как 1 декабря 1918 года Исландия была объявлена независимым королевством в личной унии с Данией и вступила в силу Конституция Королевства Исландия, Высший национальный суд был упразднен с учреждением Верховного суда Исландии.

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Судебная система Исландии

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