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Contents: One adjustable tapeless seal.
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Good morning from sunny, 80 degree Islamorada, Florida, which I first learned means "purple island" but later learned means the "little drinking village in the Florida Keys with a fishing problem".
I had the great good fortune of going fishing (no, I didn't catch anything except an oversized minnow, aka extremely undersized fish) and also snorkeling (the closest I come to "sport"). The snorkeling is wonderful in the Keys, which is because all the individual reefs here are part of the Great Florida Reef, the third largest coral barrier reef in the world, after Australia and Belize. The reefs are vigorously protected by the State of Florida (1960) and the Federal government (1990).
For those of you who, like moi, "forgot", coral is not a plant, despite the names given to them. Coral is an animal that feeds on algae and plankton, but maybe on little fishes or urchins also, mostly at night. Yes, coral is a NOCTURNAL ANIMAL. Another surprise is that a coral may look like one large organism, but it is actually a large colony of identical attached polyps, each one of which are usually only a few centimeters tall. Each polyp has a mouth, surrounded by tentacles. In between the polyps is calcium carbonate (limestone rock) secreted by the polyps themselves.
Amazingly, the polyps reproduce by spawning (yes, sperm fertilizing eggs) during a full moon. In August. (Once in a while, July). This phenomenon bears repeating: their reproduction is HIGHLY SYNCHRONIZED TO A FULL MOON IN AUGUST. This makes me reconsider what I thought was mythology; in other words, I should buy a copy of The Farmer's Almanac and start planting my vegetables in tune with the moon. If coral knows to do this to assure success, we should too, n'est-ce pas?
Plants are often raised in nurseries, and so are animals, including corals. Beginning in 2003, the Coral Restoration Foundation [CRF] began to take "cuttings" of live elkhorn and staghorn coral, created ocean-floor nurseries of these "mother" segments, and are now raising thousands of new corals. When large enough, volunteer scuba divers "transplant" the corals back onto reefs. So far, the experiment is working. The corals are growing in their new homes. Nonetheless, the restoration hopes of the CRF are big: 98% of the elkhorn and staghorn coral have died in the Keys in just the past 20 years.
One reason for this death is that coral appears to have, ahem, an eating disorder, cause unknown but culprits include warmer seawater or yes, even sporadic very cold water temperatures. When this happens, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, all the corals expel a particular microscopic algae that live in their system. This event removes the green/brown chlorophyll color contributed by the algae and turns the coral a dark white. While the coral may not die from one event, the animal becomes stressed and vulnerable. This "bleaching" phenomenon is a natural occurrence, but was seen for the first time on a massive scale in 1973, when it snowed in the Keys.
Oceanographers may be spending time worrying about the effect of warmer/colder water and climate change, but I'm even more cynical about human interference with ecology. As a former regional planner, I wondered about a different culprit, especially after a CRF scientist mentioned to me that the degraded reefs are usually covered in too much algae. What have humans created that would cause too much nitrogen? Either fertilizer run-off or sewage, right? One Google search, and it was easy to find articles about Keys' beaches closing in 1999 because of e.coli outbreaks. Soon thereafter, a Comprehensive Plan was written that decreed that by 2010 all Keys' towns had to eliminate septic systems. From the look of the sewer pipes being placed along Route 1, it appears that the project is taking longer. Nonetheless, the captain of my snorkeling boat yesterday told me that he can already notice how much more clear the water is than 10 years ago when he moved here.
Wonderful! Used to be great snorkeling off Long Key State Park too!
Oh My! I have just learned more than I thought I would when I started reading—"One Response"………all very interesting!!! We need to save Coral Reefs everywhere in the World for sure!!!!
p/s Rommy, you are such a great writer and I feel like I learned something from your "blog"!
Thanking God for those working on growing and transplanting coral!??! I'd been wondering what could be done! Great story!


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Q: SMTP acting weirdly I'm trying to use SMTPLIB in python to send a message, however I get an error message. I'm positive that the e-mail and passwords used are correct. I have tried to send this with and without signing in via web browser. I have allowed less secure sources from the SENDERS email as the following stackoverflow article states : Error sending email: raise SMTPAuthenticationError(code, resp). I have substituted words instead of actual emails and passwords in the below code:
import smtplib

server = smtplib.SMTP('smtp.gmail.com', 587)
server.starttls()
server.login("senderemail", "senderemailpassword")

msg = "Hello!"
server.sendmail("senderemail", "recieveremail", msg)
server.quit()

Error message:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "D:\Hussain\Hussain's computing\Python\emailingtest.py", line 5, in <module>
    server.login("senderemail", "senderpassword")
  File "C:\Users\Hammad\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\lib\smtplib.py", line 730, in login
    raise last_exception
  File "C:\Users\Hammad\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\lib\smtplib.py", line 721, in login
    initial_response_ok=initial_response_ok)
  File "C:\Users\Hammad\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\lib\smtplib.py", line 642, in auth
    raise SMTPAuthenticationError(code, resp)
smtplib.SMTPAuthenticationError: (534, b'5.7.14 <https://accounts.google.com/signin/continue?sarp=1&scc=1&plt=AKgnsbvT\n5.7.14 ULHSk5VkFjTMqIX_jl5P4GMOarejb0s0WpOqP5RRrWPijD_2GRXQ--JBo5t2r_5pz-ysoY\n5.7.14 Eqv-0GUXB4v321WRxe2uRR1FlFqSTWy-qwXSDmXkkWqwah1akDIy4iw73_mach6-KntI0A\n5.7.14 HLVsfpyrYaTDdeJd54pUPlCEI5W9kZiv48-Ir2-NhbL_rqHrg3OrC-432Uc90Rskt9qNd0\n5.7.14 vAm9r3GQr8jUxrYIgj9YUP0h8xr8HKFFDQSX_RcuTn2lSrXIuy> Please log in via\n5.7.14 your web browser and then try again.\n5.7.14  Learn more at\n5.7.14  https://support.google.com/mail/answer/78754 h7-v6sm8163217wrs.3 - gsmtp')

It would be very helpful if someone could fix my code.

A: Google blocks by default any attempts of login from script/application which does not use modern security standards. However you can change that settings on: https://www.google.com/settings/security/lesssecureapps.

A: As mentioned in this tutorial it may be worth Displaying the unlock captcha.

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To install trackballs-data just follow these instructions.
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TGCS actively encourages its students to participate in special projects and initiatives that contribute to the communities in which they live. Below are some of the contributions our students have made, through their hard work and caring for others. We are very proud of our TGCS students!
Students in our Saturday Workshop Community Connections class chose to support The Nurturing Place in Jersey City for one of their service projects. They collected donations of treats, toys, and supplies for Easter baskets which were given to the children at The Nurturing Place for Easter Sunday surprises. Kudos to our Community Connections students for caring about the children in need at The Nurturing Place - your compassionate efforts are truly inspiring!
Our Early Childhood (EC) campers who participated in this year's Summer Super Stars Camp STEAM ran an exciting and busy snack store and collected a significant amount of donations for charity. Our EC campers decided to donate their store proceeds to the United Way's "Backpacks for Kids" program, to benefit underprivileged students in Paterson, New Jersey. The "Backpacks for Kids" program hopes to provide over 1000 needy students with backpacks filled with essential school supplies. United Way is committed to supplying backpacks and supplies to the entire Freshman class of a local High School, and for two K-4 Primary Grade schools.
Pooled with additional charity dollars from The Gifted Child Society, our EC campers were able to donate $1,000 to this special "Backpacks for Kids" program. With our campers' donations, this program will be able to provide at least 50 backpacks to students in Paterson! Way to go, EC campers!
The 2016 Summer Super Stars Camp STEAM campers were very busy with several community leadership projects this year. The pre-K & Kindergarten Early Childhood (EC) campers sold snacks via their EC store and collected nearly $300. After researching many options, our youngest campers chose to donate their collection to Angelina's Army, in honor of a local NJ girl who has developed stage 4 neuroblastoma, which means that her cancer is in multiple areas and has metastasized to her bones. Only 500 children a year are diagnosed with this type of cancer. TGCS' donation will help Angelina's family with the high costs of treatments for Angelina.
The Community Leadership Afternoon Academy campers chose two initiatives to support this summer: camp-wide collection and donation of canned goods to the Social Service Association of Ridgewood and monetary collections for donation of live trees to the Northern Highlands Regional High School administration, to replace dead trees that campers found on the grounds at our camp venue.
The 2015 Summer Super Stars Camp STEAM Early Childhood (EC)/pre-K/K campers chose to support the Hayden's Heart Memorial Fund for their community service project. The EC Camp Store raised over $700 that was donated to the fund that helps fight juvenile congenital heart defects and hypoplastic left heart syndrome. Our EC campers should be very proud of their accomplishment!
The 2014 Summer Super Stars Camp STEAM Intermediate campers designed and built the Officer Goodell Memorial Garden by at the Waldwick Crescent Elementary School, in honor of Officer Chris Goodell, who lost his life in the line of duty when a tractor-trailer smashed into his police car while he was running radar on Route 17 wreck. Officer Goodell was a local hero and was a veteran officer with the Waldwick Police Department.


1. The big food news of the week comes to us via sister site Eat Drink Better: apparently, GMO crops are being pulled out of Europe! "BASF and Monsanto (large agribusiness companies) pulled GMO crops from Europe and have announced they will only sell them in the United States and Asia," Becky Streipe writes. For more details and to take action in support of such a move in the U.S., check out the Eat Drink Better post linked above.
Good news; good action; and good news—good week for lovers of clean and healthy local food!
More good food stories of the week? Drop us a note.


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Photos associated with "tea" from the North Walsham, Norfolk area.
Photos on this page are grouped together under the tag "tea" as these photos from North Walsham and local Norfolk area are related in some way by "tea".
John (Joe) White before his Tea Rooms, with family, in Kings Arms Street, North Walsham. (1920 to 1922)
Hempstead with Eccles 1875 - 1975
"North East Norfolk Country Churchman Centenery Magazine 1875-1975" FROM THE PARISHES HEMPSTEAD with ECCLES 1875-1975 During a tremendous storm on 6th January, 1604, the sea burst through t...
Memories of North Walsham Girls' High School
This article was submitted by Gillian Shephard (nee Watts) pupil North Walsham Girls' High School 1951...1958 to a collection of reminiscences published in 1982. When you look back to school days aft...
Worstead 1875 - 1975
"North East Norfolk Country Churchman Centenery Magazine 1875-1975" FROM THE PARISHES WORSTEAD 1875-1975 Some extracts from early issues of this Magazine. In July, 1876 we read:- "The re...
The Queen Mother at the Worstead Festival - Monday 29th July 1985. Queen Mother's Visit to Worstead 19th July 1985 Worstead Festival 1990 Worstead Festival 2001 Wo...

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Focus Management Group, a turnaround and restructuring firm, has bolstered its team with the addition of Joseph (Joe) Karel. Karel will serve as a managing director to complement the firm's growing business development strategies. He will be based out of the firm's Chicago office and will focus his efforts to build the firm's presence nationwide with a strong emphasis in the Midwest.
Before Karel joined Focus he spent several years at the Turnaround Management Association (TMA) global headquarters where he served as the director of Fund Development and was responsible for the development and sale of all marketing opportunities offered at TMA.
Karel graduated from Columbia College in Columbia, Missouri with a Bachelor of Science in business with an emphasis in marketing and a minor in meeting and convention planning.
Focus Management Group provides nationwide professional services in turnaround management, insolvency proceedings, business restructuring and operational improvement with a senior-level team of 150 professionals.


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          The Internet

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What runs the Internet?

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Where is the Internet?

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micromax A065 is a touchscreen phone with Android v4.4.2 (KitKat) operating system. It supports Dual SIM, GSM+GSM, has Up to 32 GB internal memory. The phone can be expanded memory with USB Port, microUSB 2.0. micromax A065 gets a 480 x 800 pixels LCD screen, an 2 MP main camera supports 1280x720 fps video recording. The phone can use Wi-Fi 802.11, b/g/n, bluetooth v3.0. Talktime Up to 6.5 Hours(2G) is long enough for common use.


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Q: Opening my "Google Maps Engine" (not google maps) in native app on mobile devices I have created a public map using Google Maps Engine. The URL format is https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I would like to create a link to it that will open using the native Google Maps app on the user's mobile device.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!


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Blagdani i spomendani u Republici Hrvatskoj propisani su Zakonom o blagdanima, spomendanima i neradnim danima u Republici Hrvatskoj.

Blagdani
U dane blagdana u Republici Hrvatskoj se ne radi. Blagdani u Republici Hrvatskoj su:

 Nova godina – 1. siječnja
 Bogojavljanje ili Sveta tri kralja – 6. siječnja
 Uskrs i Uskrsni ponedjeljak
 Tijelovo
 Praznik rada – 1. svibnja
 Dan državnosti – 30. svibnja
 Dan antifašističke borbe – 22. lipnja
 Dan pobjede i domovinske zahvalnosti i Dan hrvatskih branitelja – 5. kolovoza
 Velika Gospa – 15. kolovoza
 Svi sveti – 1. studenoga
 Dan sjećanja na žrtve Domovinskog rata i Dan sjećanja na žrtvu Vukovara i Škabrnje – 18. studenoga
 Božić – 25. prosinca
 prvi dan po Božiću, Sv. Stjepan – 26. prosinca

U dane vjerskih blagdana pripadnici pojedinih vjeroispovijesti u Republici Hrvatskoj imaju pravo na neradni dan, i to:
 kršćani koji slave blagdan Božića na dan 7. siječnja toga dana
 kršćani koji slave blagdan Uskrsa prema julijanskom kalendaru na dan Uskrsnog ponedjeljka
 pripadnici islamske vjeroispovijesti koji slave blagdane Ramazanski bajram i Kurban-bajram jedan dan prema svom izboru za svaki od tih blagdana
 pripadnici židovske vjeroispovijesti koji slave blagdane Jom kipur i Roš hašanu jedan dan prema svom izboru za svaki od tih blagdana

Spomendani
Spomendani u Republici Hrvatskoj su:
 9. siječnja – Dan sjedinjenja Međimurja s maticom zemljom Hrvatskom (1919.)
 15. siječnja – Dan međunarodnog priznanja Republike Hrvatske (1992.) i Dan mirne reintegracije hrvatskog Podunavlja (1998.)
 15. ožujka – Dan osnivanja Narodne zaštite u Republici Hrvatskoj (1991.)
 30. travnja – Dan pogibije Zrinskog i Frankopana (1671.)
 9. svibnja – Dan Europe i Dan pobjede nad fašizmom
 nedjelja najbliža 15. svibnju – Dan spomena na hrvatske žrtve u borbi za slobodu i nezavisnost
 25. lipnja – Dan neovisnosti
 23. kolovoza – Europski dan sjećanja na žrtve totalitarnih i autoritarnih režima – nacizma, fašizma i komunizma
 30. kolovoza – Dan sjećanja na nestale osobe u Domovinskom ratu
 25. rujna – Dan donošenja Odluke o sjedinjenju Istre, Rijeke, Zadra i otoka s maticom zemljom Hrvatskom (1943.)
 8. listopada – Dan Hrvatskoga sabora

Ostalo

Na mrežnim stranicama Hrvatskog sabora, kao važni nadnevci, koji nisu spomendani, istaknuti su:
 22. prosinca – Božićni Ustav – prvi Ustav Republike Hrvatske (1990.);
 19. svibnja – Referendum o hrvatskoj samostalnosti (1991).

Također se obilježava:
 28. svibnja – Dan Oružanih snaga Republike Hrvatske i Dan Hrvatske kopnene vojske (1991.)

Bibliografija
 Zakon o blagdanima, spomendanu i neradnim danima u Republici Hrvatskoj, Narodne novine 33/1996.
 Zakon o izmjenama i dopuni Zakona o blagdanima, spomendanu i neradnim danima u Republici Hrvatskoj, Narodne novine, 96/2001.
 Zakon o dopuni Zakona o blagdanima, spomendanima i neradnim danima u Republici Hrvatskoj, Narodne novine, 13/2002.
 Zakon o blagdanima, spomendanima i neradnim danima u Republici Hrvatskoj (pročišćeni tekst), Narodne novine, 136/2002.
 Zakon o dopunama Zakona o blagdanima, spomendanima i neradnim danima u Republici Hrvatskoj, Narodne novine, 112/2005.
 Zakon o dopuni Zakona o blagdanima, spomendanima i neradnim danima u Republici Hrvatskoj, Narodne novine, 59/2006.
 Zakon o izmjenama i dopunama Zakona o blagdanima, spomendanima i neradnim danima u Republici Hrvatskoj, Narodne novine, 55/2008.
 Zakon o dopuni Zakona o blagdanima, spomendanima i neradnim danima u Republici Hrvatskoj, Narodne novine, 74/2011.
 Zakon o dopuni Zakona o blagdanima, spomendanima i neradnim danima u Republici Hrvatskoj, Narodne novine, 130/2011.
 Zakon o blagdanima, spomendanima i neradnim danima u Republici Hrvatskoj, Narodne novine, 110/2019.

Povezano
 Blagdani i spomendani Hrvata Bosne i Hercegovine
 Praznici u SFRJ

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice
Mrežna mjesta
 Odbor za Ustav, Poslovnik i politički sustav Hrvatskoga sabora
 Odbor za zakonodavstvo, Hrvatskoga sabora
 Artur Bagdasarov, Blagdan i praznik, Jezik'' 5/2020.

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Glenn Llopis is the founder and chairman of the Center for Hispanic Leadership (CHL). The organization was founded in 2008, and is located in Irvine, CA. Glenn emphasizes the fact he learned about leadership from his father. His parents, Frank and Jenny Llopis are Cuban immigrants. Frank Llopis is a highly renowned Latin musician, and Cuban music legend.
The Center for Hispanic Leadership has over 500 members, and the membership spans across the U.S. and Latin America. The mission of CHL is to empower professional growth and talent development of Hispanic employees through the use of culturally tailored curriculum that helps accelerate the awareness and potential of their unique skill-sets and capabilities in the workplace. Glen started CHL because he observed that Hispanic professionals were not advancing in their careers in the corporate landscape. He notes, "I did not start the Center for Hispanic Leadership because I had to, but because I wanted to." In accordance with its mission, the CHL offers development programs to interested companies for the purpose of awareness and advancement of Hispanic professionals.
Recent U.S. Department of Labor and U.S. Census Bureau reports have acknowledged the growth of Hispanic employees in the workforce and the overall growth of the Hispanic population in the country to approximately 40 million citizens. U.S. companies are aggressively altering their operations to cater to this rapidly growing market segment. Llopis noted the opportunity to tap into the professional talent base of Hispanic leaders and executives is substantial. "There is a three to five year window of opportunity to create influence and effect change – and it all starts with leadership", he said. Today's business environment requires leaders who understand renewal, reinvention, and entrepreneurship. Llopis points out that these are inborn survival mechanisms within the Hispanic culture.
Llopis notes that one of the challenges Hispanic employees face is assimilation into the existing culture. A diverse workforce facilitates diverse thoughts and ideas. Llopis states that Hispanic employees are assimilated into the corporate culture and do not fully utilize their skills and talents of survival, sustainability, and entrepreneurship. To alleviate this workplace barrier, the CHL offers an intense, tailored curriculum for Hispanic employees. Glenn's prior work experience and education background is not only a fit for developing and implementing this culturally-based curriculum, but it is also an ideal mix for communicating the benefits of the program to corporate leaders who are willing and able to utilize it in their organizations. Glenn is a graduate of UCLA, majoring in International Relations. He has also participated in the Food Management program at the University of Southern California (USC). Glenn has served as an executive the Gallo Wine Company, Sunkist Beverages, and Norway Seafood Company – all of which are successful Fortune 1000 companies.
Llopis is the author of "Earning Serendipity – 4 Skills for Creating and Sustaining Good Fortune in Your Work". His book teaches individuals and organizations to propel innovation in a progressive workplace through principals of the immigrant perspective of business leadership. The passion and dedication Llopis used in writing his book is clearly displayed in the "six natural characteristics" emphasized in the Center for Hispanic Leadership Institute for Talent Development curriculum. According to Llopis, the six characteristics are: Immigrant Perspective; Circular Vision; Latin Passion; Entrepreneurial Spirit; Generous Purpose; and Cultural Promise. The objective of the leadership curriculum is to create a new agenda on the immigrant perspective of business leadership. He stresses that Hispanics (or for that matter any other demographic group) are not entitled to anything. "There is no free lunch; everyone must earn relevancy", he urges.
The Talent Development curriculum is a comprehensive 2-day, 16-hour course. To begin, participants go through a skills assessment and complete pre-course work centered on HR, Diversity, and Talent Management processes. The curriculum provides an opportunity for participants to master their leadership skills. Llopis proudly speaks about the success of the curriculum and the progress of the Center for Hispanic Leadership. He measures success of the initiative by survey responses from the participants in the curriculum, and by the employer/client feedback of corporations that have implemented his program. Some of the clients and sponsors for CHL are: IBM; Morgan Stanley; Pepsico; and Xerox. The motto of the CHL is "Unite, Empower, Expand." Hopefully, the message and the success of the Center for Hispanic Leadership can permeate more factions of Corporate America. This type of dedication, passion, and sense of urgency for a better society can be infectious.


Bill Maher walked a fine line tonight...and he may have even crossed it a couple times...so much so that Jason Alexander tells him (while holding two fingers close together), "You've got to be just this far from madness at all times".
Regardless, tonight's New Rules was one of the best Maher has delivered since the end of the writer's strike. He starts off with the obvious...you can't protect the Olympic torch (or much of anything for that matter) with security forces on roller blades. He follows that with a comment on astrology and boring children's birthday parties...neither of which drew much laughter.
Next he nails a segment on Virgin Airlines' new ad campaign which touts a woman blow drying her hair at her seat. Maher laments the decision to turn already dismal flights into flying locker rooms and he finishes by sarcastically suggesting he'll now have time to shave his balls.
In a segment worthy of the title of his prior show, Politically Incorrect, he criticizes the Aetna Insurance decision to appoint Magic Johnson as their spokesperson. Amidst moans from the audience, Maher essentially states that he refuses to take health tips "from an HIV positive fat man" (ouch!).
As if that weren't enough, he pivots to offer a lengthy and scathing indictment of the Pope and the Catholic Church. While referring to the raid on the Texas polygamist sect, Maher sets the table for the evisceration of the Catholic Church when he tells us that the combination of a secretive compound, religion, and weirdos in pioneer outfits is bound to result in children being molested. He closes by drawing an insightful analogy between the bail out of Bear Stearns and the free pass given to the leadership of the Catholic Church.
While I've only included a clip of the New Rules segment, the entire show was noteworthy. If you have the time, head over to YouTube and have a look.
Quite funny and insightful as far as it goes.
Except for the "we're here and we're queer" line. That wasn't funny, because it isn't the queers who are molesting the kids. It's the allegedly celibate catholic priests gifted by G with their priesthood and consecrated to his works.
That remark just ties it into gay people again.
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import co.cask.cdap.api.dataset.lib.cube.CubeQuery;
import co.cask.cdap.api.dataset.lib.cube.TimeSeries;
import co.cask.cdap.common.utils.Tasks;
import co.cask.cdap.etl.api.realtime.RealtimeSink;
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import co.cask.hydrator.plugin.common.Properties;
import co.cask.hydrator.plugin.realtime.source.DataGeneratorSource;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.ClassRule;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.concurrent.Callable;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

/**
 *
 */
public class RealtimeCubeSinkTest extends ETLRealtimeTestBase {

  @ClassRule
  public static final TestConfiguration CONFIG = new TestConfiguration("explore.enabled", false);

  @Test
  public void test() throws Exception {
    ETLPlugin source = new ETLPlugin("DataGenerator", RealtimeSource.PLUGIN_TYPE,
                                     ImmutableMap.of(DataGeneratorSource.PROPERTY_TYPE, DataGeneratorSource.TABLE_TYPE,
                                                     Constants.Reference.REFERENCE_NAME, "DG"),
                                     null);
    // single aggregation
    String aggregationGroup = "byName:name";
    String measurement = "score:GAUGE";

    ETLPlugin sink = new ETLPlugin("Cube", RealtimeSink.PLUGIN_TYPE,
                                   ImmutableMap.of(Properties.Cube.DATASET_NAME, "cube1",
                                                   Properties.Cube.AGGREGATIONS, aggregationGroup,
                                                   Properties.Cube.MEASUREMENTS, measurement),
                                   null);
    ETLRealtimeConfig etlConfig = ETLRealtimeConfig.builder()
      .addStage(new ETLStage("source", source))
      .addStage(new ETLStage("sink", sink))
      .addConnection("source", "sink")
      .build();

    Id.Application appId = Id.Application.from(Id.Namespace.DEFAULT, "testCubeSink");
    AppRequest<ETLRealtimeConfig> appRequest = new AppRequest<>(APP_ARTIFACT, etlConfig);
    ApplicationManager appManager = deployApplication(appId, appRequest);

    WorkerManager workerManager = appManager.getWorkerManager(ETLWorker.NAME);

    final long startTs = System.currentTimeMillis() / 1000;

    workerManager.start();
    final DataSetManager<Cube> tableManager = getDataset("cube1");
    Tasks.waitFor(true, new Callable<Boolean>() {
      @Override
      public Boolean call() throws Exception {
        tableManager.flush();
        Cube cube = tableManager.get();
        Collection<TimeSeries> result = cube.query(buildCubeQuery(startTs));
        return !result.isEmpty();
      }
    }, 10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
    workerManager.stop();

    // verify
    Cube cube = tableManager.get();
    Collection<TimeSeries> result = cube.query(buildCubeQuery(startTs));

    Iterator<TimeSeries> iterator = result.iterator();
    Assert.assertTrue(iterator.hasNext());
    TimeSeries timeSeries = iterator.next();
    Assert.assertEquals("score", timeSeries.getMeasureName());
    Assert.assertFalse(timeSeries.getTimeValues().isEmpty());
    Assert.assertEquals(3, timeSeries.getTimeValues().get(0).getValue());
    Assert.assertFalse(iterator.hasNext());
  }

  private CubeQuery buildCubeQuery(long startTs) {
    long endTs = System.currentTimeMillis() / 1000;
    return CubeQuery.builder()
      .select().measurement("score", AggregationFunction.LATEST)
      .from("byName").resolution(1, TimeUnit.SECONDS)
      .where().timeRange(startTs, endTs).limit(100).build();
  }
}


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By bne IntelliNews September 23, 2014
Liam Halligan in London -
The partial ceasefire in Donbass and Lugansk has done little to ease the East-West information war and diplomatic argy-bargy relating to Russia and Ukraine. If anything, the rhetorical exchanges have become testier during September, with the EU and US expanding their sanctions programme, even though a ceasefire – patchy, but thankfully still holding – was agreed between Kyiv and rebel-fighters in East Ukraine. But sanctions will soon come to an end for several reasons.
The new US/EU measures are designed to target top state-owned energy, defence and financial services companies – including Gazprom, Lukoil, Rostec and Sberbank. The list of Russian officials subject to asset freezes and travel bans has also been extended. "Given Russia's direct military intervention and blatant efforts to destabilize Ukraine, we've deepened our sanctions, in concert with our European allies," said US Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew.
Vladimir Putin's verbal retort was spiky. "Even when the situation is moving towards a peaceful settlement, they take steps aimed at a breakdown of the peace process. Why?" asked the Russian president.
At the time of writing, Moscow has yet to respond with counter-measures to this second wave of EU/US sanctions. But the 12-month ban on Western food imports, introduced over the summer, remains in place. Barely affecting US producers, Russia's carefully targeted agricultural embargo is now causing howls of protest from the EU's powerful farming lobby.
A rapid growth in consumer purchasing power over the last decade means Russia has become a very significant market for EU food producers. A third of the bloc's fresh fruit and vegetables exports were sold in Russia last year, plus a quarter of exported EU beef. If there was previously little awareness among Europe's political classes of this huge eastward trade in perishables, Moscow's food sanctions mean commercial realities are now hitting home.
EU exports to Russia of foodstuffs now banned amounted to €5.2bn last year, according to recent calculations by the European Commission. Brussels controls a compensation fund, set up under the Common Agricultural Policy for farmers facing potential ruin, of just €420m – miniscule compared even to official estimates of the losses. It's unclear how much of this emergency fund will be available for compensation related to sanctions.
For some European farmers, the Russian market is now vital. Some 75% of EU cabbage exports went to Russia last year, together with 63% of tomatoes, 57% of pears, 54% of peaches and 52% of apples sold abroad. The ban on exports to Russia has caused a mighty food glut in Western Europe, driving some wholesale prices down as much as 80%. The single market, of course, means EU countries reliant on selling to Russia have diverted produce to member states that aren't, depressing farmers' prices throughout the 28-country block. Across the EU, fruit is withering on trees and vegetables are rotting in the ground, having become uneconomic to harvest. European farming groups put total sanctions-related losses at well over €10bn, far beyond the official numbers.
Even prior to Moscow's food-export embargo, it was clear EU/US sanctions were seriously impacting Western Europe's economy. Having grown 0.8% during the first three months of the year, GDP in Germany, which has by far the most business-links with Russia among the large EU members, contracted 0.2% in the second quarter. Italy, also with big trading ties to Russia, has just gone back in recession. There's a real danger that heightened geopolitical tensions, aggravated by sanctions, could mean the same fate befalls the entire Eurozone.
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Having shaved interest rates again in early September, ECB supremo Mario Draghi has pledged to start buying asset-backed securities – otherwise known as overt quantitative easing – later this autumn. So, the US Federal Reserve is attempting to wean the US off its monthly dose of QE just as the ECB is about to start mainlining the same drug. An extremely risky process, this monetary switchover is already in danger of seriously unnerving fragile global equity and bond markets. A lurch into headline Eurozone deflation, which Moscow's food ban could quite easily generate, may result in financial panic.
Invisible Hand has previously argued that Western sanctions on Russia would be short-lived, as Europe wouldn't be prepared to take the commercial pain – not least because far greater trade exposure to its giant eastern neighbour makes that pain so much greater than that of the US. With the Eurozone on the cusp of recession, that pain threshold is near. German industrialists are quietly angry at the impact of sanctions on their extensive Russian business interests. French farmers, meanwhile, are vocally furious at the impact of Moscow's food ban. Mobilizing in their usual manner, and incensed by recent prices falls, they've already set fire to several regional tax offices in France.
There's another reason East-West sanctions could be dismantled quite quickly – or, at least, not extended further. Ukraine's economy is a mess, and getting worse. This increasingly indebted country's upcoming schedule of bond repayments means that if a deeply damaging default is to be avoided, a default that could send shockwaves across an already shaky Eurozone, an enormous additional bailout will be needed.
In the US and Europe in particular, there's barely the money and certainly not the political will to provide the necessary funds to Ukraine. The upcoming rescue package, then, will need both Russian and Chinese money. That's not going to happen until the West drops its sanctions or gives a very clear and public commitment to drop them, so allowing Moscow to do the same.
In June, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) forecast the Ukrainian economy would contract by 7% this year. That was changed to an even more crushing 9% GDP reduction in September, with the EBRD pointing to "significant downside risks" to that already disastrous outcome if there's any further fighting in East Ukraine or more damage to trade with Russia. The bank's economists also warned, ominously, that Ukraine would face "formidable difficulties" if gas supplies from Russia weren't fully restored before the winter. Gazprom supplies over half of Ukraine's still heavily-subsidized gas. With Moscow and Kiev yet to agree on a new price, the spigot was closed in June.
The International Monetary Fund's existing $17bn Ukrainian support programme was based on a 5% economic contraction in 2014 and a bounce-back the following year. Under that scenario, Ukraine's debt/GDP ratio climbs from 40% to 62%, which the IMF has argued is manageable, allowing Ukraine to avoid a painful debt restructuring.
These figures date from before the worst of the fighting in East Ukraine. They don't consider the massive damage done to factories and transport infrastructure in Donetsk and Lugansk, which together account for almost a sixth of Ukraine's GDP and a quarter of all industrial exports. Even if the ceasefire holds, and peace is quickly restored, the damage to roads, railways, utilities and airports will take years to repair.
The IMF has recently revised its numbers and now foresees a 6.5% contraction this year. But there's still a high chance the existing programme will fall apart, implying a default. That would compound Ukraine's economic turmoil, endanger Eurozone stability and further discredit the IMF. Unrealistic forecasts also unravelled in Greece, resulting in a painful and extremely disruptive €200bn debt restructuring, made far worse by earlier IMF delays and denial.
The EU can't and won't bailout Ukraine; Germany isn't even prepared to fund other Eurozone members. Congress would pay for President Barack Obama to arm Ukraine against Russia, but the White House has wisely refused, making US lawmakers even less likely to pay for anything else.
In particular, Washington hawks would be loath to give serious non-military money to Kyiv given that the cash would go straight to Moscow. Russia, after all, holds several multi-billion dollar Ukrainian bonds upon which payment is soon due.
Kyiv will soon need another, much bigger bailout. Europe and the US have neither the money nor stomach to finance that alone. That's the main reason sanctions will soon come to an end. And that's before you consider the gas.
Liam Halligan is Editor-at-Large of Business New Europe. Follow on Twitter @liamhalligan
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So, I know I've over-used this photo, but I love it.
It is not me at my prettiest, but at my strongest.
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I run because it is being proactive. It is being active. It is taking the bull by the horns and not settling.
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As I begin, please know that these are just my thoughts as I begin to read through the book of Hebrews and try to understand it. They will not be theologically perfect, meaning, I may not be saying everything right, though I will strive to. I am writing as lay person, so you probably wont get big, lofty, theological thoughts or phrases, but if by chance you do, it will hopefully come by way of small and simple-sounding explanations that are easy to grasp, because that's what I'm trying to do, even if only for myself as I try to understand. So feel free to join me on this journey whether in simply reading along, or commenting here, or on Facebook or Twitter.
We encounter in our lives many things designed to distract us. Whatever the goal we may have, as the journey becomes a struggle, we can fall back. We fall back on comfortable or familiar things, or simply on things we like. Whatever the reason, those things take us off course, drawing us further away from what we wanted, but we go willingly, because we like it. It's familiar and easy. As I begin to read through the book of Hebrews, this seems to be the thrust of the book. Written primarily for a Jewish audience at the time, old religious customs were the comfortable, familiar things they liked. The Jewish converts were still connected to those old traditions and maybe difficulty had caused them to waver and fall back into an old style and way of worshiping God. They needed to be reminded that this Jesus they followed fulfilled what all their tradition and rules set forth by God were pointing to.
This book is reminding the Jewish believers that Jesus is the ultimate and final mediator between God and his people. We see that this redemptive plan God had in store for his people (and the world) in the Old Testament, points to Jesus. It points to Christ as the unconditional, comprehensive and everlasting rest that was foreshadowed by Moses and Joshua in coming to the promise land. It is a reminder not to put your faith and trust in the old sacrificial system because, again, it points to Jesus, and how he was that final sacrifice, and to go back to that is no different from saying I need a new sacrifice.
One of the things Hebrews and the other New Testament books do is that they are always reminding us of the Gospel-of Christ's work on our behalf. Every letter has in it, the message of Christ and him crucified. Every book says, put your eyes on Jesus, on what he's done, and what he continues to do. Every book addresses error, or turning away towards something else for some satisfaction, whether it be tradition, or simply sinful behavior. Before any of that is dealt with, you are reminded of all Christ has done. If the church of that day, so close to his departure, needed to hear that regularly, what in the world makes us think we move past the Gospel today?
We love to be told to do something. So much so we fall in love with accomplishments or tasks. We say to ourselves, "you're doing OK!" It is a theology of Glory and we either delude ourselves into thinking we have "arrived" in some way or we crash and burn because we can't keep up and nothing is going like its supposed to. We may have salvation in Christ by faith alone, through grace alone, but we create little self salvation projects that "confirm" our salvation. We know we can't pay God back, but we can sure as heck show him we deserve what He's given us. That's nearly as bad as thinking we can earn our salvation.
Because of that tendency towards trying to earn our worth to God, we never grow out of needing to hear Christ died for us and paid the debt for our sins. We never grow out of needing to remember that his righteousness is given to us. As we walk in Christ, we need to hear it more. It keeps us humble, though never enough. It keeps us grateful, though not always. It keeps us needing our Savior and desiring to bow a knee to him as Lord, though we could never claim to do that all the time. BUT THAT'S WHY WE NEED THE GOSPEL JUST AS MUCH AS AN UNBELIEVER.
As you read Hebrews, be reminded how often you tend to put your hope in other things. Whether it's how much your spouse loves you, how great your kids behave, how satisfying your job is, or what an awesome vacation you had. We may not be turning from Christ as Savior in these thoughts, but we use them to qualify that we are true believers. This letter was written to believers in Christ who were returning to old customs, for assurance of faith or trust in God. We can look to those things I stated above as assurance of faith or trust, when those things are "going well".
My hope for myself is that I let the words in this book remind me to check myself and see where I begin to place faith in other things as my assurance of that faith and then turn again to Christ as my hope, even in the most difficult of situations. I want to remember that as I fail, as I struggle, I can rest in him again. My hope is that this will be a constant reminder to me, because I WILL stray at different times in my life until I finally rest in glory.
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Heemskerk () is a municipality and a town in the Netherlands, in the province of North Holland. It is located in the Kennemerland region.

Local government
As of March 2022, the municipal council of Heemskerk consists of 25 seats, which are divided as follows:

 Heemskerk Lokaal - 9 seats
 Liberaal Heemskerk - 3 seats
 Democrats 66 - 3 seats
 Green Left - 3 seats
 People's Party for Freedom and Democracy - 3 seats
 Labour Party - 2 seats
 Christian Democratic Appeal - 2 seats

The CDA, Heemskerk Lokaal, Liberaal Heemskerk and D66 form the governing coalition. The (non-elected) mayor of Heemskerk is currently K.S. Heldoorn (Labour Party).

History
It is not certain where the name of Heemskerk comes from. The town was already known during the Middle Ages. In an official deed from the year of 1063, the town was known as Hemezen Kyrica, Latinized Frisian meaning Church of Hemezen, a Frisian nun who lived in a religious house there. Heemskerk knows many historical monuments, among them the Huldtoneel (lit. the "Inaugurate Stage"), an artificial hill located near the current Rijksstraatweg, where once the Counts of Holland were inaugurated. According to tradition, the Huldtoneel was used before the Roman Era as a Germanic sanctuary. In the nineteenth century Jonkheer Gevers finally made the Huldtoneel a monument - as it is known today - and ordered passers-by to honour the monument.

Many battles have been fought in Heemskerk. Two castles - Oud Haerlem Castle and Heemskerk Castle - were built in the twelfth and thirteenth century respectively to protect the County of Holland against the West Frisians. In the fifteenth century the residents of Heemskerk fought each other during the Hook and Cod wars, in which both castles were destroyed. The Oud Haerlem castle was never rebuilt, Castle Heemskerk however was. In 1492 a rebellion by the people of Kennemerland was brutally beaten down by the Austrian conquerors, on the place where today the cemetery of the Hervormde Kerk (Reformed Church) is located.

In 1610 the Castle Heemskerk was renamed to Castle Marquette and was at first the residence for many nobles and later inhabited by patricians. The last noble family that lived there were the House of Gevers. Today Castle Marquette is owned by the Spanish hotelgroup NH Hoteles and is the site of many weddings, conferences, and company courses, while the estate grounds are favoured for wedding photos.

Located on the eastside of Heemskerk is Castle Assumburg, built from the remains of Kasteel Oud Haerlem in 1546. The Nederlandse Hervormde Kerk (Dutch Reformed Church) at the Nielenplein and Kerkplein is built in 1628, but it has a tower from the Middle Ages. In the graveyard around the church is a copy of a monument dedicated to the father of painter Maarten van Heemskerck. The original is located inside the church.

Agricultural village

After the time of knights and nobles, Heemskerk remained a small, quiet village near the dunes. Its residents, who mainly worked in agriculture and keeping cattle, had good, but also some very bad times. From the time that products - mainly strawberries for the neighbouring town Beverwijk, where the fruits were sold - were brought to the market with donkeys, people from Heemskerk got the name of Donkey as a nickname and symbol.

The former town hall was built in 1911 after a design by Jan Stuyt and was raised with an additional floor in 1949. Today this is the building where Janssen's notary office is located. The Roman Catholic Laurentiuskerk, designed by architect J.H. Tonnaer, was completed in 1891 and is a rare example of a Catholic church in Holland in a neo-renaissance style. There is nothing left of other historical monuments, like Castle Oud Haerlem.

Transportation
Railway Station: Heemskerk

Notable residents

 Maarten van Heemskerck (1498-1574) a Dutch portrait and religious painter
 Nicholaas Hennemann (1813-1898) early photographer who worked with William Henry Fox Talbot
 Rolf de Heer (born 1951) a Dutch Australian film director
 Nico Roozen (born 1953) an economist, co-launched fairtrade Max Havelaar with Solidaridad
 André Aptroot (born 1961) a Dutch mycologist and lichenologist
 Sofie van den Enk (born 1980) a Dutch TV presenter
 Bette Franke, (born 1989) a Dutch model

Sport
 Martin van der Horst (born 1965) a retired volleyball player, team silver medallist at the 1992 Summer Olympics
 Ernesto Hoost (born 1965) a retired kickboxer: four-time K-1 World Champion
 Arthur Numan (born 1969) a retired Dutch footballer with 436 club caps
 Juan Viedma (born 1974) a Dutch retired footballer with 232 club caps
 Dennis Lens (born 1977) a Dutch former badminton player, competed at the 2000 Summer Olympics
 Rafael van der Vaart (born 1983) primarily known as a retired footballer with 417 club caps and currently a professional darts player
 Nick Kuipers (born 1988) a Dutch footballer with 230 club caps

Gallery

References

External links

Official website

Municipalities of North Holland
Populated places in North Holland


The easiest way to say what you mean is to just say it. The Trashcan Sinatras's 1989 debut album, Cake, is better than anything The Smiths or My Bloody Valentine ever put out. Dogg! I just cold-dissed Morrissey! I just busted up Kevin Shields! I just pissed off every thirty-something, Diesel jeans-wearing, slightly overweight, balding, bespectacled man in Park Slope! The truth hurts, doesn't it?
Within the whole late-80's/early-90's brit-pop shoegazing scene, The Trashcan Sinatras (originating with Frank Reader, vocals/guitar; John Douglas and Paul Livingston, guitar; George McDaid, bass; and Stephen Douglas, drums) were clearly the most underrated band of the bunch. They were so underrated that they were without a U.S. record deal for eight years. Eight years! And this is after coming out with not one, but two, brilliant albums.
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I had hoped to stop even writing about politics for awhile after the election but America's increasingly deranged and violent political left has made that impossible. Ever since Donald Trump defeated Hillary "Couldn't Even Win Twenty States" Clinton the Democrats and their media outlets have been shrieking thoroughly over-the-top nonsense 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with no let-up.
Though some Trump supporters are speaking out to counter the bizarre and impossible claims that American Liberals are making about the President-Elect TOO MANY Trump supporters are still too meek to openly admit they voted for him. TIME TO GROW A BACKBONE, PEOPLE. Democrats are encouraging violence against your candidate and against anyone who refuses to express the same foaming at the mouth hatred that they express toward him.
STEPHEN A SMITH called for support for Trump from the black community.
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Here's an appropriate footnote to the 2016 election. Hillary "Bugsy" Clinton and her totalitarian supporters took the unprecedented step of trying to threaten and intimidate the members of the Electoral College into ignoring the REAL election results and overturn the outcome by not casting their State's votes for Donald Trump.
Once again a boulder that Hillary was trying to drop on Trump wound up squishing HER instead! First she lost the REAL election, then LOST VOTES in the recounts she demanded by way of her sock puppet Jill Stein. Then, after the one percenter actors and singers who support Hillary went all out to deny Trump all of his fairly won Electoral Votes it turned out that MORE ELECTORS DEFECTED FROM HILLARY THAN FROM TRUMP!!
HILARIOUS! An Elector from Hawaii changed his vote from Hillary, making a total of FIVE faithless Electors for that career criminal! Rubbing salt in the wound is the fact that this meant HILLARY LOST THE MOST ELECTORS IN ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR YEARS! And in 1912 it was a VICE PRESIDENTIAL candidate who lost them, not the Presidential candidate!
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I'm a non-believer when it comes to religion, but we all know that there is one particular religion – Islam – that remains the untamed beast among the world's belief systems at this particular point in time. Here are just a few of the latest atrocities perpetrated by Muslim fanatics as Muslim Violence Awareness Year continues.
October 15th: Godogodo, Nigeria – Muslim fascist terrorists attacked, killing FORTY-EIGHT innocent people, injuring THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX more and burning their homes, all because they were non-Muslims.
October 24th: Quetta, Pakistan – Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, the local affiliate in the Global Muslim Fascist Murder Machine, used a suicide attack to kill SIXTY-ONE innocent people and injure ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-FIVE more.
October 12th: Kaga Bandoro, Central African Republic – Islamofascists hacked THIRTY innocent non-Muslims to death, injuring FIFTY-SEVEN more in the process.
October 6th: Tazalit, Niger – Muslim fanatics attacked an aid camp, killing TWENTY-TWO innocent people and injuring FIVE more.
Yes, I know I'm late with this since other outlets have been running these items for nearly two weeks now, but I was double and triple-checking because of how absurd it all seemed. Unfortunately, the accounts are true and American college students really are even bigger emotional cripples than the world used to think they are.
These delicate little snowflakes not only need Safe Spaces just to deal with everyday life but when the favored candidate of their "teachers" (LMFAO) doesn't win an election they figuratively curl up in the fetal position. They also cry and are so oblivious to what weak, pathetic creatures they seem to be that they actually take to the internet to POST VIDEOS OF THEMSELVES CRYING ABOUT IT!
CORNELL: This Ivy League university had A CRY-IN where faculty and administrative staff (the dead weight on any college campus) SERVED HOT CHOCOLATE AND HANDED OUT TISSUES. Coloring books and play-doh were also made available for therapeutic reasons. Again, these are COLLEGE STUDENTS, not special needs children.
UNIV OF MICHIGAN likewise made coloring books available for its overgrown toddlers.
Jim Webb, a past U.S. Senator for the Democrats, joined the chorus of voices within the party decrying the way the Democrats have abandoned the working class. He also congratulated Prince Donald of Orange on his defeat of career criminal Hillary "Bugsy" Clinton.


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Trump heads for Arizona; trip aims to show revival underway
President Donald Trump boards Air Force One for a trip to Phoenix to visit a Honeywell plant that manufactures protective equipment, Tuesday, May 5, 2020, in Andrews Air Force Base, Md. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
(ASSOCIATED PRESS)
By ZEKE MILLER, JILL COLVIN And DARLENE SUPERVILLE
May 5, 2020 10:30 AM PT
Making himself Exhibit No. 1, President Donald Trump lifted off on Air Force One to visit a face mask factory in Arizona, demonstrating his determination to see the country move toward normal activity even as the coronavirus remains a threat.
"The people of our country should think of themselves as warriors. We have to open," he declared as he left Washington on a trip that was more about the journey than the destination,
Trump told reporters that he would be willing to wear a face mask during Tuesday's visit "if it's a mask environment."
After more than a month cooped up in Washington, Trump was to spend less than two and a half hours on the ground in Phoenix touring a Honeywell factory that makes N95 masks and holding a roundtable on Native American issues.
Aides said it would be worth the nearly eight hours of flight time as a symbolic show that the nation is beginning to reopen. The trip was expected to be a marker of Trump's return to a regular travel schedule, as he hopes the nation, too, will begin to emerge from seven weeks of virus-imposed isolation.
"The governors, it's in their hands, but our country wants to open," Trump said before leaving Washington, again pushing responsibility to the states for how to safely reopen even as the virus continues to spread.
Trump sees economic revival as a political imperative, as his allies have noted an erosion in support for the president in recent weeks. Republicans believe Trump's path to a second term depends on the public's perception of how quickly the economy rebounds from shutdowns meant to slow the spread of the virus.
That includes in Arizona, a key swing state, which Trump carried by less than four points in 2016.
"I love Arizona. I have a lot of friends in Arizona. I've had great success over the years in Arizona," Trump boasted as he left.
The trip comes as Trump seeks to pivot his focus away from the virus's spread and toward more familiar — and, aides hope, safer — ground: talking up the economy. As more states have begun to ease closure orders, despite warnings that that could lead to spikes in new cases, Trump has been trying to highlight his administration's work in helping businesses and employees rebound.
To that point, aides said the president would be holding more frequent roundtables with CEOs, business owners and beneficiaries of the trillions of dollars in federal aid already approved by Congress, and begin to outline what he hopes to see in a future "phase four" recovery package.
Trump and his White House team have been operating in a virus-safe bubble, thanks to the rapid tests provided to senior staff and anyone who meets with the president.
The trip could be the first time Trump dons a face mask, which many companies are now requiring for employees. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recommended that all Americans wear cloth masks when they can't socially distance, such as in supermarkets and pharmacies, especially in places with high community transmission.
"I haven't decided because I don't know," Trump told reporters at Joint Base Andrews. He'd said earlier that "if it was a mask environment, I would have no problem."
Trump has been repeatedly talking up his administration's response to the virus, despite persistent criticism that he dragged his feet and failed to adequately increase production of personal protective equipment and testing supplies.
"We did everything right. Now it's time to get back to work," he said. He added that the country has "the best testing," even as some experts say that millions more people must be tested every week for the country to safely reopen.
And Trump pledged to rebuild the county's economy, saying, "I view these last couple of days as a beginning."
Trump also defended his decision to block Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, from testifying in front of the Democratic-controlled House, though Fauci was given the OK to testify in front of the Republican-controlled Senate.
"The House is a bunch of Trump haters," Trump said. He claimed Democrats "frankly want our situation to be unsuccessful, which means death."
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi declined to respond.
"It's not worth getting into," she said.
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Gourmondo Co does not send emails to customers requesting billing, login or password information. If you receive an email purporting to be from Gourmondo Co that asks you to provide personal or account information, or login and passwords, do not provide such information unless you have first verified that the website or email is from Gourmondo Co. Such emails may be fraudulent and used in connection with scams known as phishing. Gourmondo Co asks that you report any suspicious emails or websites to Gourmondo Co.