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Who Killed The Vote on Fracking Part Two
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In his testimony before
the Committee on Ways and Means, Subcommittee on Trade on Wednesday,
April 9, 2014, Daniel J. Weiss, senior fellow and director of climate
strategy at the Center for American Progress, testified that "natural
gas exports will increase gas prices. Increased natural gas exports
lead to increased natural gas prices. Larger export levels lead to
larger domestic price increases, while rapid increases in export levels
lead to large initial price increases that moderate somewhat in a few
years. Slower increases in export levels lead to more gradual price
increases but eventually produce higher average prices during the
decade between 2025 and 2035."
It is now estimated
that if the Obama administration approves all the existing applications
for LNG export terminals as expected, nearly half of all the natural
gas produced in the U.S. could be exported. This could cause natural
gas prices in the U.S. to more than double.
While such a radical escalation in price would create a giant economic
windfall for those who are invested in natural gas — giant as in when
you consider the incredibly large global reserves of shale gas, it could
be one of the largest expanders of wealth in history — it would not be
good for everyone.
With the EPA's Clean Power Plan about to commit the entire country to electricity generated by burning natural gas, Americans could see their monthly electric bills more than double as the result of exports. We are on a dangerous path.
The connection between Democrats and natural gas is everywhere. Countless new organizations with words like "green" and "clean" and "future" and "energy" in their names are being created every year by some of the best know political figures alongside some of the wealthiest people in the world. What we know is that they all share a single philosophy: Natural gas is a clean fuel in abundant supply that can power the world safely for more than a century. What we don't know is whether the super rich truly believe that or if it's just a convenient excuse for making money from the natural gas industry while electing their favorite Democrats.
It would be easier to write a book on the interconnected activities of the world's richest environmental and Democratic Party funders than to try and describe it in this article. They sit on the boards of each other's organizations. They cross-fund each other's 501(c)(3)s and 501(c)(4)s that fund the political machine. They invest in oil and gas companies, export terminals and pipelines, all the while preaching the evils of global warming. They help fund industry-friendly research that seems to confirm natural gas as a pathway to defeating global warming. And most disturbing, they provide funding either directly and/or by way of environmental organizations to Democratic candidates willing to jump on board with the Beyond Coal philosophy that is vital to the growth of the natural gas industry.
But what if the new research coming out on methane leakage from the natural gas extraction process and transportation is accurate? What if natural gas is worse for global warming than coal?
And what about natural gas being a bridge fuel? The Democratic Party and even some "Big Green" environmental groups are constantly touting the 100- year supply of natural gas. One hundred years is not a bridge fuel. Already, cheap natural gas is making it harder for renewables to find needed investment capital.
And since when can the oil
and gas industry be cut in half as Democrats and environmental groups
are trying to do? Is it even possible to support natural gas without
inadvertently supporting oil? No.
As one speaker at the recent Natural Gas Symposium put on by Ritter and
Stryker's Center for the New Energy Economy said privately after his
session, when asked about such a contrived separation, "Most of the
time, oil and gas come
out of the same hole and natural gas producers are also oil producers."
He went on to acknowledge that Obama's natural gas policy has helped to
double the amount of oil being produced in the U.S.
"If you haven't noticed," he said, "nobody drills for dry gas anymore. They
have all moved to wet shale because the liquids are where the real
money is. In the next few years, we will have to start exporting oil as
well or the price will drop to $80 a barrel because we'll have too much of it."
That's why they call it the oil "and" gas industry.
Will Colorado be a model for a third time?
So there it is. These are the powerful forces that community-control antifracking proponants are up against.
There is only one thing
that can threaten the current system that has been so good to Democrats,
environmental organizations and the nation's wealthiest families who
fund the system, and that's an honest to goodness citizendriven
grassroots movement.
It's unlikely that most of the men and women, moms and dads and kids who
worked so hard to see Colorado's anti-fracking initiatives on the ballot
had any idea that they had become a serious threat to the Democratic
Party at every level of government.
Most had no idea that a vote on who controls fracking in their neighborhoods
would likely have sparked a spending war by the oil and gas industry
that would have undone more than a decade of political maneuvering by
the Gang of Four, the Roundtable and the CoDA.
Would the oil and gas industry's threat to spend $100 million to defeat the
fracking initiatives have kept them from passing? Possibly, but such an
outcome was certainly not guaranteed based on the polling.
But would that kind of massive spending by the industry have caused
Hickenlooper, Udall and any number of other Democrats running for the
state House and Senate to have lost? Quite likely.
If we have learned anything from the so-called Colorado model it is that
if people are willing to spend enough money they can probably determine
the political color of the state.
Clearly the powers that be were afraid that they would lose control of the
state if the fracking measures made the ballot and sparked the very oil
and gas war that CACJ Act was written to prevent.
In an article in Politico Magazine in
April 2014, Eli Stokols wrote: "Ted Trimpa, a Denver power lawyer and
strategist once dubbed 'the Democrats' Karl Rove,' was instrumental in
helping Polis and the three other millionaires build
Colorado's progressive infrastructure and consolidate power over the
last decade. Now he finds himself trying to hold it all together.
"He worries that the ballot initiative would splinter a progressive
coalition in Colorado that's been so successful that it's now seen as a
blueprint for Democrats and Republicans in other states — its many
successes attributable to an unusual and lasting harmony, an ability to
avoid sticky policy fights that distract from the shared goal: winning.
"Resolving Colorado's fracking fight quickly may yet provide other states with a
blueprint of how to deal with local control issues around oil and gas, a
national example of how compromise and consensus can be achieved even
in our polarized times. But if Polis's measures move toward the November
ballot, the country may find out that Colorado isn't such a model after
all, that coalition politics aren't as easy as this state has made them
seem.
"'We're a state known for the two sides working together,' Trimpa tells me, 'but if
this initiative makes the ballot, the age of that will be gone for a
very long time.'"
So who killed the Polis anti-fracking measures? We
will never know all the conservations that transpired to make them go
away. Everyone involved in the process is afraid of backlash so they all
claim that they wanted the ballot measures to succeed.
For conspiracy theorists, Rep. Polis will be blamed. The idea being that he
backed the initiatives knowing they would never make the ballot and
pulling them as a favor to the powers that be, powers that he helped to
create once upon a time even though he appears to have been out of the
Colorado model loop for quite some time.
Others believe that Polis simply wandered off the Democratic Party reservation
in an effort to do something good for the hundreds of thousands of his
constituents who wanted more local control over fracking. If you are of
this camp, then Polis is the only Colorado Democrat at the national
level who has ever lifted a finger on the fracking issue. The
Congressman has been steadfast in his claim that he simply tried to help
his constituents.
As for environmental groups as alleged obstructionists, many of the folks
who worked the very hardest to get the measures on the ballot are
members of those organizations. It is important to draw a distinction
from local members of "Big Green" groups and their regional offices who
have little choice but to toe the line drawn by their largest funders.
Trying to figure out who to blame accomplishes little.
There are more important questions to ponder.
If Democrats at both the national and state level intend to support the
natural gas industry for many decades to come, then the Earth cannot be
saved from its destruction at the hands of global warming.
All indications are that this is the case. Hundreds of billions of dollars
in natural gas infrastructure are being built with the blessing and even
encouragement of Democrats. The State Department, thanks to Hillary
Clinton and now John Kerry, has created a fully staffed department
charged with promoting natural gas development throughout the world as a
means of spreading U.S. influence while simultaneously attempting to
diminish the influence of Russia.
These are not actions taken and investments made in something that is truly considered only a bridge fuel.
As for drilling and fracking safely, Colorado is touted as the poster
child for strong regulations on the industry, and as this paper has been
reporting for several years now, there is virtually no oversight of the
oil and gas industry in Colorado. If
it is worse in other places, God help us. With so much momentum having
been built for natural gas among funding institutions, environmental
groups and elected Democrats, the question is: Can the model be turned
in time or at all? Beyond Coal 10 years ago meant natural gas, but the
research of the last few years has shown that to be a false path forward
in the fight against global warming.
There is hope. Many environmental organizations are changing their words if
not yet their actions. Concern over fracking and shale oil and gas
production have entered the debate. A few funders like the Tides,
Schmidt and Park foundations are now supporting research that questions
natural gas's plausibility as a bridge fuel and they have even funded
grassroots anti-fracking efforts.
What has been learned over the last two months is that a powerful grassroots
movement aimed at local control over drilling and fracking is more
powerful than the Democratic Party and its wealthy controllers. Citizens
have also learned that if they want real democratic change, they will
have to do it without the support of the current incarnation of the
Democratic Party or the national environmental groups.
If something more than an industry friendly compromise is the goal, then
it will have to be accomplished at the ballot box without the
involvement of those groups.
So will Colorado once again become the model for the nation? Will the
activist base reject the pro-oil and -gas Democratic Party that has been
cobbled together out of political necessity by a handful of wealthy
donors and their consultants who think that Democrats beating
Republicans is more important than clean air, clean water and the very
future for our children?
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Q: Is Assign a Value Out of Range to a Signed Var Undefined in C++ Standard I've been read C++ Primer, it said if I assign a value out of range to a signed var will make the var be undefined, but the result of experiment in Visual C++ compiler is same as unsigned var, it will drop higher bits in binary, is that feature in C++ standard? Visual C++ broke it?

A: The behaviour of integral conversions is defined in C++17 [conv.integral]:

If the destination type is signed, the value is unchanged if it can be represented in the destination type; otherwise, the value is implementation-defined.

There is no undefined behaviour. Furthermore, results of experiments can never tell you anything because you don't know if you are seeing undefined behaviour or not. The only reliable method is to check the Standard. And if the standard says "implementation-defined" then you check your compiler's documentation  to see what the definition is.

This will probably change in C++20, the new text from the latest standard draft is:

the result is the unique value of the destination type that is congruent to the source integer modulo 2N , where N is the width of the destination type.

which is formal language for "discard high bits in 2's complement representation".

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Campsites reopen: Campervan & motorhome bookings surge by over 500% as Britons ditch tents
Campsites, caravan and holiday parks have experienced a surge of interest over the last few weeks as the UK slowly eased lockdown rules. This week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed that campsites, caravan and holiday parks will be given the green light to reopen. The news means that Britons who have been forced to stay in their homes since March are allowed to finally go on a residential break.
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Although camping is making a comeback, it seems that the idea of sleeping in a tent in the British countryside is not appealing to everyone.
One bookings site, which specialises in motorhomes and campervans, has witnessed a dramatic surge in bookings.
Camptoo offers the largest motorhome and campervan selection in the UK direct from vehicle owners.
Similar to Airbnb but for vehicles, owners rent out their campervans and motorhomes to people.
Ed Bassett, Country Manager at Camptoo said the company has experienced a huge increase in bookings.
He said: "We have experienced a 560 percent increase in bookings in the last week compared to three weeks ago.
"Now the UK government has announced campsites in England are reopening on July 4, thousands of people in the UK can travel by a motorhome or campervan this summer.
"We also expect campsites in Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland to follow suit in due course and re-open for summer bookings.
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"Monday 22 June was the highest number of UK bookings Camptoo has taken in 2020, which is more than double the amount of bookings taken during the same period in 2019."
The site is also offering up affordable options, making it more friendly for a wider range of campers.
Vehicle hire can start from as little as £60 a night and renters can choose the vehicle size, location and type of vehicle to suit their needs.
The UK is home to some stunning roads and locations that are perfect for every type of traveller.
From beach breaks to countryside retreats, the UK has it all.
"The UK offers so many surprises," added Mr Bassett.
"There's really no need to go very far to enjoy award-winning beaches, fantastic food, picturesque villages, impressive forts, castles or spectacular scenery.
"Pair all of that with a trip that focuses on adventure, new experiences, and the opportunity to really bond with your fellow roadtrippers, and you have holiday memories that will last a lifetime."
Camptoo have even compiled a list of some of the best routes in the UK which range from Scotland to Devon and Cornwall.
One of their recommendations is the Snake Pass route in the Pennines.
Although Manchester and Sheffield may not sound like the most picturesque of locations in the UK, the region. Is home to the Snake Pass which weaves through some of England's most dazzling countryside.
However, Camptoo warned that it is not for the faint-hearted as it contains a sharp incline followed by a ling, scenic descent.
The route is sometimes closed during the winter so is best tackled during the summer months.
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Q: The amended Right to Information Bill will be presented in parliament next Thursday (June 23) for the second reading, after the Bill presented earlier had to be changed based on the Supreme Court recommendation. What is your opinion about this forthcoming Bill?
A: Information and the freedom to express information is the right of the people. Unfortunately, in our country, going by past records, politicians make all decisions, whether it be in the workplace, economic policies, freedom of expression, the list goes on.
The government earlier presented the draft bill to parliament on March 24 for the first reading. However, in May the Supreme Court declared that certain clauses in the Right to Information Bill violated the constitution and that it will need a two-thirds majority in parliament to become law. Court further determined that the inconsistencies will cease to operate and the Bill may be passed by a simple majority if amendments are made as directed by the Supreme Court to the clauses that are in violation of the constitution.
The government subsequently formed a committee to study the clauses that are in violation and introduce amendments to the draft bill. But none of us have seen it after the amendments. Coalition government members say different things about the amendments. We have to wait and see and then act upon those. We will not allow any amendments that would hit or affect the masses. This is often the common factor when whatever implementation takes place. In the past, rulers and dictators made sure that their whims and fancies were incorporated into amendments for their own benefit.
Q: Government affirmed the proposed bill will allow the public to access information regarding public authorities and it will be an important feature for the government to be responsible at a higher level. The proposed Right to Information Bill is expected to make changes in a moderate way to uphold good governance and the state function?
A: The government formed a committee to study the clauses that are in violation of the constitution and introduce amendments to the draft bill. But as I said earlier, we are still waiting to see the amended bill. Opinions of Members of Parliament differ when it comes to the Right to Information Bill. Nobody knows exactly, what is in it. After being tabled in parliament it should be discussed among journalists, institutions and the public. The Bill should assist in accessing information at the workplace.
LasanthaWickrematunge (founding Editor of The Sunday Leader) was killed because he believed in Right to Information and published it. Like wise Poddala Jayantha and Prageeth Ekneligoda believed in focusing on the right of the public to know. Media suppression should not take place at any cost. There should be an end to such tactics.
Q: How can this bill be put to real use to address social issues and not just political issues?
A: Change is definitely needed when it comes to social class/status but I doubt this bill would deal with things at that level. It is certainly not a final solution but a step in the right direction. Our country often protects rogues and robbers. There is onetype of treatment for them while someone who steals a coconut is severely dealt with. This attitude needs to be changed.
Important issues such as prohibiting Members of Parliament from changing political parties, abolishing the Executive Presidency, the Audit Bill and the Right to Information Bill should be passed in parliament very soon and be made into law and ensure that these suggestions are included in the proposals.
We intend to force the government through this set of proposals to prepare the subjects of all ministries based on a scientific method and that it too should be made into a law subsequent to being passed in parliament.
If all subjects of ministries are not allocated on a scientific basis, the President and the Prime Minister will break up the subjects of ministries when they want and as they want to grant ministerial posts to people they prefer. They break them up and establish new ministerial posts and ministries. We propose that this should be halted immediately. That means that ministries and ministerial posts should remain permanent.
At the same time,recruiting employees for government service should be done based only on qualifications and not on political intervention. A guaranteed price should be named when purchasing paddy. Make manpower employees who are in service now permanent and abolish the manpower service. These should be passed in parliament and be made into law. .
Q: What is your opinion of the economic policies of the government?
A: They have totally messed it up. The government is bankrupt. Asking monies as a loan or requesting for money has been the main strategy. The government's bankruptcy is clearly seen when an investor brings in a dollar and takes twoin return. The treasury is empty. Loans and debt are skyrocketing and has reached unprecedented heights. There is no production at all; such is the sad state of the government.
The government has cropped the privileges of the working masses. For instance this government has completely done away with the pension scheme of the state sector labour force. Now the pension scheme that was the right of the state sector employee has been stopped. Those state sector employees who join the state sector from the beginning of this year will no longer be entitled to a pension at the end of their service and retirement. That is done away with.
Having cut off the privileges and pensions of the state sector employees, this shameless government has the audacity to ask the state sector employees to be an example of sacrifice and work with commitment.
The government has failed to add on all the concessions that were to be added on to their salaries. They promised the private sector a salary increment of Rs. 2500, but now they are trying all sorts of tricks in order to refrain from giving this increment. Also the government is now trying to bring in laws to revise the existing labour laws in order to further crop the rights and privileges of the working masses.
The collective agreement that is signed every year by the estate sector employers has been put off for almost one and a half years. Now the estate employers are saying that they can't sign this. The government too is taking the side of the employers and keeping silent and failing to assure justice for the poor estate workers.
Q: Are you pleased with the budget?
A: Almost all the demands of the working class have been ignored in the 2016 budget. The budget proposals are not people-friendly. Farmers who play a key role in the country's economy too were ignored in the budget proposals. Further, the demands of the public sector were not even considered.
There are around 1.5 million public servants in the country and they were demanding a basic salary hike from the budget. Since 2006, the basic salary of public servants has not been increased. Instead, their allowances have been increased. That too was done due to the pressure exerted by the trade unions. Through this budget President Sirisena and Prime Minister Wickremesinghe have put the demands of the public servants into the dustbin.
In September Wickremesinghe pledged to add all allowances to the basic salary of public servants. However, there was not a single word about the salary increase for public servants in the budget. Further, in the interim budget presented for the 100-day programme the government suggested increasing the salary of the private sector employees by Rs. 2,500. That was not the amount we asked for. Trade unions demanded a higher salary hike for private sector employees. Our position is that the minimum wage of the private sector employees should be equal to that of public sector employees. The minimum salary should not differ, but the salary based on the position held by employees can differ. The President and Prime Minister pledged to increase the salary of private sector employees. In the budget speech the Finance Minister said he had requested the private sector employers to increase the minimum salary of employees if they had not done it so far. However, not a single private firm has increased the minimum salary so far. Suggestions won't help to increase the minimum salary.
The government assumes that people are fools and that they can be fooled easily, but that is not the case anymore. This government was brought into power by the people and civil society. The United National Party (UNP) did not launch a strong campaign and Mahinda Rajapaksa was defeated by people power.
The fertilizer subsidy has been removed adversely affecting farmers. The bag of fertilizer that was Rs.1200 in the open market was increased to Rs.3500 by the government. As a result of massive farmer agitations it was brought down to Rs.2400. However, the price of a fertilizer in the open market has doubled. Crops produced using fertilizer at this price has not come to the market yet. Further, there was a suggestion to impose a fixed price of Rs. 50 per kg on paddy. Such suggestions are useless as they carry no assurance of implementation. Make it a law. Then only it will be implemented. In that context, rights of farmers, fishermen, public servants and private sector employees were not ensured through the budget.By increasing the tax burden the government has asked the working masses to reduce their consumption of goods and services. The working masses should know what sacrifices the government has made. They have the biggest cabinet of ministers in the world. If they want to have a coalition of parties they could always reduce the number of ministers to form the government.
In the last budget it was proposed to slash the pension right enjoyed by the working masses from this year. As such, the state employees now have a struggle to win their pension rights. A bill that has slashed the Rs.2500 promised to private sector employees has been presented. Hence, the private sector employees too have a struggle to win a fair salary for the amount they work.
Amendments to laws that would slash rights of the working masses are to be brought in. The dialogue during the last elections was an aim to win pension rights for the private sector as well. However, the state employees also find that their pension rights have been slashed. A struggle to protect as well as win rights is before the working masses.
The biggest injustice has been meted out to the estate community. The Prime Minister and the Minister of Labour have got together to put off signing the collective agreement by four months. It is a serious violation of rights. They have a struggle to make their daily wage Rs.1000. The collective agreement is not signed because if they do so they will have to give the daily wage the estate sector employees are demanding. As such, the state sector, the private sector as well as the estate sector have a struggle against slashing their rights.
This government has thrown a massive challenge to working masses of all sectors. As such, what has been put before the working masses at present is the need to build a massive force that would be able to overcome all challenges placed before them.
Q: What about the existing pension scheme; should it continue?
A: Yes. It should be continued. There are suggestions about changing the pension scheme as well. People did not ask for it. The Finance Minister had said that the pension scheme is a burden. Then he should resign. In fact, the budget proposals have been approved by the President and the Prime Minister. Therefore, they should be held responsible.
Public servants did not request a new pension scheme. We need to know on whose request the proposals were put forward. Is it the need of the World Bank or the International Monetary Fund (IMF)?
The truth of the matter is that even a mega hike in salary is looked upon with suspicion by the JVP, so there?


The Bible has plenty of examples of dates being predicted. I share two as a foundation for the prophecy concerning the rapture of the church.
First let me say that I am a literal 6 day creationist and believe the earth is 6,000 years old (6 days) and that the millennial reign will be 1,000 years (1 day). 6 + 1 = 7 days.
Sir Robert Anderson, in his classic work The Coming Prince,4 noted that the Bible uses 360-day years in both Genesis and Revelation.5 However, I noticed that no one seemed to try to apply this insight to the 2520 years potentially suggested in Ezekiel Chapter 4.
There are four possible decrees that were given to restore Jerusalem all around a hundred years of each other, however there is only one that mentions the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem, which makes it the strongest candidate. Artaxerxes gave the command during the month of Nisan, which would be between February 27 to March 14, 445 B.C.
We know that a week equals seven years as used in the context mentioned in Daniel. "Seven weeks and sixty two weeks" would tally up a total of sixty nine weeks. The Jewish calendar has a three hundred and sixty day year, so sixty nine weeks of three hundred and sixty day years would equal 173,880 days, Artaxerxes gave the command to rebuild Jerusalem no later than March 14, 445 B.C., Jesus pronounced Himself King on April 6, 32 A.D., from March 14th, 445 B.C. to April 6, 32 A.D. is a total of 173,880 days. Right on target.
Let's look further and do the math using the Jewish calendar using a 360 day year.
This also works if we use the 365 day calendar year.
173,740 days + 116 days (leap years) + 24 days (March 14th to April 6th) = 173,880 days.
(He will revive us. Not He will revive His son - singular. Us - plural).
We know there were 4,000 years +/- minus from Adam to Christ. Two thousand years left. Mount Sinai to the Cross - 2,000 years. These years were exclusively for the Hebrews. Christ opened the door to the Gentiles. When He did, when He entered Samaria, how long was He there?
39 Many of the Samaritans from that town believed in him because of the woman's testimony, "He told me everything I ever did." 40 So when the Samaritans came to him, they urged him to stay with them, and he stayed two days.
Two thousand years are over. Israel is back.
Matthew 24 is generally taken as a prophecy of Israel return.
If you calculate Pentecost 2011 minus Easter 32AD you get 1979 years. If you count the days, you get 722,884 days / 360 days (Jewish calendar) = 2,008 years since His Resurrection.


Director Tondrea Leach has packed a classroom at the PEERS Family Development Center with various prizes, including a large Char Broil grill, for the organization's upcoming event. The prizes are donations from various organizations that support the PEERS mission: preventing child abuse and neglect.
The 16th annual Cherish the Child fundraiser will take place on Friday, April 4, at Discovery Church International on 1309 Lejeune Blvd. in Jacksonville.
The event will feature a live performance by local rock and country band Freeway, food provided by Mission BBQ and a live auction for baskets of goods arranged by PEERS.
Cherish the Child will raise money for one of the programs that PEERS offers, according to Leach, free part-time child care for children to relieve the stresses of parenting.
The money, according to Leach, goes to salaries for staffers; items such as gloves, cleaning and art supplies; and anything else that is not donated.
PEERS is also always accepting donations such as non-broken toys.
The center, a block down from the Onslow County Courthouse, has separate rooms for toddlers and infants, Leach said. There is a maximum of five children in the infant room and nine in the toddler room. PEERS is host to over 200 children per year, but each child is allowed the service once a week to ensure that everyone has a chance at the program.
There are plenty of toys and a park outside for them to play in, Leach explained. On rainy days, PEERS staffers will put some shows on the television, but they prefer to let the kids play amongst themselves.
The goal for PEERS is giving parents the opportunity to be away from their children for just enough time to reset, to be able to "do adult things" and to relax.
"A lot of child abuse comes from stress," Leach said.
The PEERS program was founded in 1977 and has been going on for all 42 years since, according to Leach. The United Way funding that the organization has been receiving in grant forms since its founding has dwindled over time. The fundraiser was started because the grants they receive annually — $8,500 this year — are not enough.
The goal for the fundraiser hasn't changed much in recent years, according to Leach. They hoped to raise $14,000 last year but came slightly short at about $13,000. They hope to raise $14,000 this year as well, but Leach acknowledged that that might be difficult following the damage of Hurricane Florence.
"This has been a really rough year with the hurricane with fundraising," Leach said.
Tickets for the fundraiser are $40 per person or $300 for an eight-person table. They are available at the PEERS Center or eventbrite through Facebook. For information about the event or about volunteering with PEERS, call the center at 910-333-9725.


The ADDPRIV project (Automatic Data relevancy Discrimination for a PRIVacy-sensitive video surveillance) seeks to improve public safety by ensuring the individuals' privacy right, enriching the current video surveillance systems through an automatic discrimination of relevant data recorded.
The project addresses the challenge of determining through an automatic, accurate and reliable manner which information obtained from a distributed system of surveillance cameras is relevant from the security perspective and which is not, and can be safely deleted. This will limit unnecessary data storage and will protect the citizens' privacy right.
ADDPRIV proposes novel knowledge and developments to limit the storage of unnecessary data throughout existing multicamera networks in order for them to better comply with citizen's privacy rights.
ADDPRIV addresses the challenge of determining in a precise and reliable manner private data captured by video surveillance systems that are not relevant from a security perspective.
ADDPRIV proposes solutions for automatic discrimination of relevant data recorded on a multicamera network, related to an individual whose suspicious behavior triggered an alert. Relevant data not only corresponds to video scenes capturing individuals' suspicious behavior (smart video surveillance), but also automatically extracting images on these individuals recorded before and after the suspicious event and across the surveillance network.


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Well it has been a relatively smooth transition to our new space and very exciting to be Mona Vale which is a happening area! We are busy trying out all the options for eating out, coffee and shopping. Why not come down if you have not been in Mona Vale for a while and come and say hello? We are just opposite ALDI upstairs in Waratah Court.
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Annual inflation cools to 2.2 per cent; core measure above 2 per cent for first time in 6 years
The Bank of Canada's next interest rate decision is May 30, but many analysts have been predicting Governor Stephen Poloz will wait until July before introducing another rate increase
by Andy Blatchford, The Canadian Press
OTTAWA—The country's annual inflation rate cooled slightly last month but, at 2.2 per cent, it stayed hot enough to hover above the two per cent midpoint of the central bank's ideal range, Statistics Canada said Friday in a new report.
Headline inflation for April was a little lower than the March number of 2.3 per cent, which was the rate's strongest year-over-year reading since 2014. It matched the 2.2 per cent figure for February.
The upward pressure on inflation last month was led by higher costs for gasoline, air transportation and restaurants. The biggest downward forces came from cheaper prices for digital equipment, travel tours and natural gas.
Core prices, meanwhile, also continued their gradual, upward climb last month, the report said.
The average of the Bank of Canada's three measures of core inflation, which omits more-volatile items like pump prices, edged above the two per cent mark last month for the first time since February 2012. The core average was 2.03 per cent, up from 1.97 per cent the previous month.
The Bank of Canada carefully scrutinizes inflation numbers ahead of its interest-rate decisions. It can use rate hikes as a tool to help prevent inflation from climbing too high.
But recent readings are unlikely to have a major impact on an upcoming rate decision because governor Stephen Poloz has predicted inflation to remain above two per cent for all of 2018.
Last month, Poloz challenged the notion that two per cent represents some unbreachable barrier. With higher energy prices, he said it's natural for the long-term trendline to balance itself out—and he called it a "positive thing."
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"What I don't want is for people to spend this entire year asking what I'm up to because inflation is above target," Poloz told reporters during a late-April visit to Washington, D.C..
"You need every once in a while to remind people there's a range, and that's okay. The policy allows for this. We're not violating our target in some way."
The bank's inflation range is one to three per cent, but considerable attention is focused on where the rate sits relative to the two per cent midpoint.
Last month, the central bank raised its headline inflation projections as it pointed to the temporary effects of higher gasoline prices and minimum wage increases. The bank is now expecting inflation to average 2.3 per cent this year before settling back down to 2.1 per cent in 2019.
Poloz has raised the central bank's benchmark interest rate three times since last July and is expected to remain on his rate-hiking path with the economy operating close to its capacity.
But last month the bank left its key rate at 1.25 per cent, where it has been since January.
Poloz said that the economy was still unable to maintain its pace without the stimulative power of lower rates, despite recent improvements.
The bank's next rate decision is May 30, but many analysts have been predicting Poloz will wait until July before introducing another rate increase.
In a separate report Friday, Statistics Canada released its latest figures for retail trade, which showed an increase for a third-straight month with sales rising 0.6 per cent in March. Retail sales rose to a total of $50.2 billion.
Retail trade also saw increases of 0.5 per cent in February and 0.3 per cent in January.
The report said higher sales in March for vehicles and automotive parts—especially by new car dealers—more than offset weaker sales at food and beverage stores and gas stations. By excluding sales of vehicles and parts, retail trade would have contracted 0.2 per cent in March.
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Black Friday has come and gone. But you can still snag the best deals of the year on tech. Right now we're seeing a lot of Black Friday discounts still available online for television, laptop, tablet, phonesand even apple products like AirPods and iPad. Some of the major retailers — including Amazon, Walmartand Best buy – all marked down hottest device and toy.
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When the Seventeenth Regiment passed the hospital, the companies of Captain Watterson and McDonald passed through the yard of the hospital, and Captain Harrison's passed entirely on the left of the yard, a number of men of that company passing along the lane, and, as has already been shown, the firing was commenced again in rear of the hospital. General Sill's body was found not far from the hospital, "near the fence or lane," in the words of Colonel Govan, of the Second Arkansas Regiment.
Now, the foregoing statements having, in my mind, conclusively established the fact that the Seventeenth Regiment captured the Federal hospital at the Jenkins house, and that it reached that house some thirty minutes before any other troops, I cannot resist the conviction that the prohabilities quite as much indicate that it was the Seventeenth Regiment which killed General Sill as that any other regiment did it. Until other facts are developed in reference to this matter, I am disposed to think that no regiment can establish this claim in its own favor. Sill might have been killed by the Seventeenth Regiment from the fence and lane in rear of the hospital, or he might have been killed by the Second Arkansas Regiment, which came up some thirty minutes later. Sill's body was found on the right of the lane, near the fence, and about 75 yards in rear of the hospital, and it appears exceedingly probable that he was killed by the Seventeenth Regiment firing from the fence in rear of the hospital. This is the impression prevailing in the Seventeenth Tennessee Regiment.
In making the foregoing statement, I profess to be actuated by a simple desire to do justice to all parties concerned. i would rather suffer from injustice to myself than to do injustice to a fellow soldier. I am disposed to submit the foregoing facts, with any counter statements that may be made, to the decision of the impartial tribunals into whose hands they may be destined to fall.
Lieutenant-Colonel, Comdg. Seventeenth Tennessee Regiment.
HEADQUARTERS JOHNSON'S BRIGADE, Tullahoma, Tenn., March 20, 1863.
I respectfully request that this communication may be forwarded to the War Department as a part of the report of the services of my brigade in the battle of Murfreesborough.
I may here add that John Wilson, a private of Company A, of Seventeenth Regiment Tennessee Volunteers, was wounded near this Federal hospital.
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Discovery of unique loci that underlie nematode responses to benzimidazoles
View ORCID ProfileMostafa Zamanian, Daniel E. Cook, View ORCID ProfileStefan Zdraljevic, Shannon C. Brady, Daehan Lee, Junho Lee, View ORCID ProfileErik C. Andersen
Mostafa Zamanian
1Department of Molecular Biosciences, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, USA
2Department of Pathobiological Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, USA
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For correspondence: mzamanian@wisc.edu erik.andersen@northwestern.edu
Daniel E. Cook
3Interdisciplinary Biological Science Program, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, USA
Stefan Zdraljevic
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Shannon C. Brady
Daehan Lee
4Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics, Department of Biological Sciences, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea
Junho Lee
Erik C. Andersen
5Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL USA
6Northwestern Institute on Complex Systems, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL USA,
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Parasitic nematodes impose a debilitating health and economic burden across much of the world. Nematode resistance to anthelmintic drugs threatens parasite control efforts in both human and veterinary medicine. Despite this threat, the genetic landscape of potential resistance mechanisms to these critical drugs remains largely unexplored. Here, we exploit natural variation in the model nematodes Caenorhabditis elegans and Caenorhabditis briggsae to discover quantitative trait loci (QTL) that control sensitivity to benzimidazoles widely used in human and animal medicine. High-throughput phenotyping of albendazole, fenbendazole, mebendazole, and thiabendazole responses in panels of recombinant lines led to the discovery of over 15 QTL in C. elegans and four QTL in C. briggsae associated with divergent responses to these anthelmintics. Many of these QTL are conserved across benzimidazole derivatives, but others show drug and dose specificity. We used near-isogenic lines to recapitulate and narrow the C. elegans albendazole QTL of largest effect and identified candidate variants correlated with the resistance phenotype. These QTL do not overlap with known benzimidazole resistance genes from parasitic nematodes and present specific new leads for the discovery of novel mechanisms of nematode benzimidazole resistance. Analyses of orthologous genes reveal significant conservation of candidate benzimidazole resistance genes in medically important parasitic nematodes. These data provide a basis for extending these approaches to other anthelmintic drug classes and a pathway towards validating new markers for anthelmintic resistance that can be deployed to improve parasite disease control.
Author Summary The treatment of roundworm (nematode) infections in both humans and animals relies on a small number of anti-parasitic drugs. Resistance to these drugs has appeared in veterinary parasite populations and is a growing concern in human medicine. A better understanding of the genetic basis for parasite drug resistance can be used to help maintain the effectiveness of anti-parasitic drugs and to slow or to prevent the spread of drug resistance in parasite populations. This goal is hampered by the experimental intractability of nematode parasites. Here, we use non-parasitic model nematodes to systematically explore responses to the critical benzimidazole class of anti-parasitic compounds. Using a quantitative genetics approach, we discovered unique genomic intervals that control drug effects, and we identified differences in the genetic architectures of drug responses across compounds and doses. We were able to narrow a major-effect genomic region associated with albendazole resistance and to establish that candidate genes discovered in our genetic mappings are largely conserved in important human and animal parasites. This work provides new leads for understanding parasite drug resistance and contributes a powerful template that can be extended to other anti-parasitic drug classes.
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IoT or the Internet of Things is going to change the way we do everything.
Well, that's what everyone seems to be claiming, and as with any new tech hype, some of it is true.
The concept is simple – extend the internet and all of your current "smart" devices to… anything and everything. Link together devices, buildings, vehicles - all loaded with sensors and monitors - for the ultimate connected world.
The most sited example of this is the humble refrigerator - Make it IoT enabled by connecting it to the internet, and it will be able to monitor the usage of items inside the fridge (currently, no one is quite clear on how this bit actually happens), and take care of ordering replacement items before you run out.
Amazon have taken this concept one step further with their "Dash Button". A £5 device (with a fixed battery – good for 1000 pushes) that is connected to the internet via your home WiFi network. When you run low on your favourite products such as cat food, washing up liquid or toilet rolls, the 'dash button' will automatically order a pre-programmed replacement item at the push of a button. Taking their one-click web experience to a completely new – physical – level!
The toilet roll example is not massively useful (until high speed drone delivery to the bathroom door makes an appearance!) but there are better, real world examples for things that aren't quite as urgent, such as placing a 'dash button' in your pet food cupboard. These opportunities start to make sense and you can see how this automated order process could easily be incorporated into our daily lives to save time.
It would be great to see a future scenario where your GP could provide you a similar thing for your medical cabinet, that places prescription orders when you are running low on important medicine. The possibilities do seem endless.
The main focus of the IoT seems to be around automating and connecting all aspects of our lives, to make things simpler and save time. In a world where we are all time poor, IoT is going down pretty well with a lot of people.
There are still many technical (and security) challenges ahead which will need to be ironed out, but IoT has landed and may even be hiding in your bathroom.


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3 Business Takeaways from Elon Musk's Reddit AMA
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There is a lot more to Elon Musk than just being the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla Motors. In a Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything), he reveals that he likes whiskey and French food, is an avid video gamer – enjoying BioShock, Fallout, Mass Effect, Civ and World of Warcraft – and sleeps an average of six hours a night. Oh, and he also thinks showering on a daily basis is the habit that has the most positive impact in his life.
Besides learning about his personal habits, Musk offered business advice and shared his thoughts about the future of his out-of-this-world endeavors.
Here are three takeaways:
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1. He believes you can learn more than you think you can.
Musk is versed in the fields of software, mechanical and aerospace engineering, but he says that when it comes to learning new things, people have a tendency to "sell themselves short without trying."
He wrote, "One bit of advice: it is important to view knowledge as sort of a semantic tree – make sure you understand the fundamental principles, i.e. the trunk and big branches, before you get into the leaves/details or there is nothing for them to hang on to."
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2. His take on how to deal with adversity.
Musk's advice for what to do in the face of hardship was simple: Don't give up. "There is a great quote by Churchill: 'If you're going through hell, keep going."'
3. What's next for SpaceX and Tesla.
Musk had some news to impart about two of SpaceX's most talked about projects: the Mars Colonial Transporter and the spacesuits to go with it.
"The Mars transport system will be a completely new architecture…Good thing we didn't do it sooner, as we have learned a huge amount from Falcon and Dragon," he wrote. As for the spacesuits, he says "We are putting a lot of effort into design esthetics, not just utility. It needs to both look like a 21st century spacesuit and work well. Really difficult to achieve both." He says that he is looking to present the plans for both in 2015.
And as for the Tesla Model 3 – "It won't look like other cars."
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Benchmark's new partnership with Chef Stephan Pyles will take the hotel company's food and beverage offerings to a new level for groups meeting at any of its 70 Benchmark Resorts & Hotels and Gemstone Collection brand properties.
"Our challenge to get the creative focus and unique innovations that makes Chef Stephan Pyles so acclaimed will be a key priority and focus so that each property can influence and create memorable culinary experiences in all aspects of our F&B programming, which includes our restaurants, catering, meetings and conferences," says Todd Parmelee, Benchmark's vice president of food and beverage.
Benchmark's general managers, chefs and executive team saw the need to amp up the hotel company's F&B programming to help compete with successful independent restaurants. The new restaurant concepts will appeal to local customers as well as create an authentic, local dining experience for incoming groups. A James Beard semi-finalist this year for Best New Restaurant for Flora Street Café in Dallas, Pyles will create and launch innovative programs in F&B recruitment, restaurant design concepts, culinary training and menu development. The long-term plan for the partnership is to also create a Culinary Academy at one of Benchmark's culinary-focused resorts.
Parmelee adds that groups meeting at any Benchmark property will be able to take advantage of this program because of the education and experience each participant will bring back to his or her property from the Culinary Academy. While the concept is still very much in the planning phase, key factors behind where the Culinary Academy (or Academies) will be placed are primarily based on economic sense, pertaining to equipment in place, space available and centralized locations that will allow for non-tedious travel.
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• Culet — This is the point at the bottom of the diamond, the size and angle of this can affect the diamond's worth.
• Brilliance — This refers to the appearance of white light in the stone. Light passing through the stone produces this and it's expertly measured with a Brilliance-Scope.
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• Round — This is the most popular cut of diamond and considered to be the most brilliant by many. The stone is cut into a cone shape which allows light to enter the stone.
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New Orleans Saints defense serves up another dreadful reminder in loss to Carolina Panthers
Sep 16, 2012; Charlotte, NC, USA Carolina Panthers wide receiver Brandon LaFell (11) runs after catching a pass during the third quarter against the New Orleans Saints at Bank of America Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jeremy Brevard-US PRESSWIRE
Most New Orleans Saints fans had put the Week 1 loss to the Washington Redskins behind them after they saw a supposedly revamped defense get gashed on the ground and in the air. They were quickly reminded about that loss following a defeat at the hands of the Carolina Panthers.
The Saints looked like a Pop Warner team against the Redskins last week, mainly on defense. The new Steve Spagnuolo scheme was littered with zero pressure, botched coverages, and missed opportunities for takeaways and sacks.
The team mentioned that playing elusive Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III had helped them prepare for the match-up this Sunday. Instead, it looked like the Panthers used the Redskins tape to see how to take down the Saints.
While the defense started off strong, it eventually gave way to the same as last week. Most glaring once again was the non-existent pass rush from the defensive line which is supposed to be part of Spagnuolo's plan to allow the secondary to make plays on the ball.
The secondary had their issues as well with former first-round pick cornerback Patrick Robinson missing two interceptions. One that passed through his hands hitting his faemask and another diving one that he possibly could have come up with.
While rookie cornerback Corey White is having to learn on the fly and doing an OK job, a blown assignment allowed Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith to slip behind the defense and catch a pass for 66 yards.
Of course, those are only a few of the backbreaking plays the defense allowed during the game including allowing 219 rushing yards and 253 yards passing. That brings the question up which is the problem the defensive scheme, the personnel, or a bit of both?


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Q: How to attach a value to the multiprocessing.current_process() in python? I have a python multiprocessing process which spawns subprocesses to run various commands. I want to wrap the process in another class which first terminates the subprocess if the parent process is terminated.
Here is what I have so far:
def f():
  current_process = multiprocessing.current_process()
  current_process.subprocess = subprocess.Popen(...) # execute command taking a lot of time to run.

class ProcessWrapper(Process):
  def __init__(self, function):
    super(ProcessWrapper, self).__init__(target=function)

  def terminate(self):
    if hasattr(self, 'subprocess'):
      self.subprocess.terminate() # never gets here
    super(ProcessWrapper, self).terminate()

def main():
  p = ProcessWrapper(f)
  p.start()
  time.sleep(5)
  p.terminate()

The problem appears to be that the subprocess is never attached to the parent process. What is the reason for that? What is the best way to achieve this?

A: For clarity, let's use the following terms:  The "parent process" is the initial Python process you start; the "child process" is the process you start via the multiprocessing module; the "grandchild process" is the process you start via subprocess.Popen.
The issue is that your f is executed in the child process, but when you invoke the terminate method of the ProcessWrapper instance you're running code in the parent process, where a subprocess attribute was never assigned to the object returned by multiprocessing.current_process().
To do what you want you could use process groups to enable the parent process to terminate the grandchild process directly, or (as a finer-grained, manual method) send a signal from the parent to the child and have a signal handler in the child terminate the grandchild.


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The sun still burns hot in the May desert sky at about 6 p.m. along the Texas/Mexico border. Under that sun, a high school student, all of 18 years old, is tending to some goats near his home in Redford, Texas. He is carrying an old single-shot .22 caliber rifle to ward off coyotes and rattlesnakes.
Some 200 yards in the distance, unknown to the 18-year-old, a group of four Marines are deploying to a clandestine hiding spot in the desert to keep an eye out for drug traffickers who might seek to traverse the border via car or on foot with backpacks.
The Marines are dressed in full camouflage, :: Ghille suits in fact, and are armed with potent M16A2 rifles and sophisticated radio equipment. Suddenly, the kid with the antique .22 rifle sees something. Maybe it's a coyote; maybe it's just his imagination. But he fires off a shot. A second later, he fires again.
The bullets whiz by the four Marines. They squat. One of the soldiers contacts his command by radio. The high-school kid heads for a nearby abandoned church that is not too far from his family's home. He is still carrying his rifle and is still not aware that he has just fired his gun at a group of Marines carrying out a covert drug-war assignment.
In front of the weatherworn border church is an old stone well, now dry and packed with dirt. The Marines maintain radio contact with their command operations.
6:06 p.m. Command: "If you move your position, try not to be seen. You should know what to do."
6:07 p.m. Marine: "We're taking fire."
6:09 p.m. Marine: "We have an individual spotted at the old Fort going to the rear of the building."
6:10 p.m. Marine: "We are pulled back to a tactical position. We are trying to our ... cover from our right flank. He is gonna be. Right now he is stationary, but he kinda knows the down vicinity, where two of my men are. He doesn't have a visual on me."
Command: "What side of the river is he on?"
Marine: "U.S. side, next to the old Fort. He is right at the old Fort."
6:11 p.m. Marine: "As soon as he readies that rifle back down range, we are taking him."
6:13 p.m. Marine: "I have visual on suspect in front of church. There is a brown building facing us. Standing in front he's got the rifle out."
6:14 p.m. Marine: "I have a visual on him. He is kinda moving behind some buildings; not really sure exactly where he is at right now. He is hiding; he's ducking down. Rifle, he knows we are out here; he's looking for us."
6:27 p.m. Marine: "We have a man down."
Command: "Did I hear you? You said you have a man down?"
Marine: "The man pointed weapon down range and we took him out."
This scene is not fiction.
The facts are drawn from Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) documents that detail the May 20, 1997, shooting of :: Esequiel Hernandez Jr. by a U.S. military unit called :: Joint Task Force Six, or JTF 6 -- now known as JTF North.
The FOIA records were provided to Narco News by professor :: Keith Yearman of the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, IL.
The four Marines who tracked and shot Hernandez were participating in a JTF 6 mission to assist the U.S. Border Patrol in capturing drug traffickers. The soldiers had been ordered to conduct surveillance along the border in order to spot drug smugglers, and to report that information to Border Patrol -- which was to then come to the scene to apprehend the smugglers.
The JTF 6 mission was all about fighting the so-called drug war, but that mission didn't matter in Hernandez' case. He was a goat herder, not a drug smuggler.
Hernandez was killed because that is what soldiers are trained to do in a war. They hunt down the enemy and destroy them. And in this case, because Hernandez had allegedly fired the first shot, even though he could have had no clue it was Marines he was shooting at, he triggered one of the primary rules of engagement for soldiers deployed in any mission.
1. FORCE MAY BE USED TO DEFEND YOURSELF AND OTHERS PRESENT.
So once Hernandez pulled the trigger on his gun, he might as well have been in a war zone as far as the Marines were concerned.
Hernandez fired his first shot at 6:07 p.m. He was killed by a single shot from a Marine's M16 at 6:27 p.m.
That means the four-man unit tracked him for 20 minutes before they "took him out."
In fact, based on the FOIA records, the approval to kill Hernandez was provided by military command at 6:11 p.m.
Border Patrol did not arrive on the scene until 6:45 p.m., some 18 minutes after Hernandez had already been fatally shot.
An ambulance was dispatched at 6:49 p.m. to the old church where Hernandez lay bleeding; his body sprawled inside an old well, with his feet pointing toward the sky.
The medics actually arrived on-site at 7:11 p.m., about 44 minutes after Hernandez' chest was pierced by a Marine's bullet. If there had been any hope that Hernandez might survive the shooting, that hope bled away in the desert before medical help arrived.
From all indications, based on the FOIA records, the four Marines who were responsible for killing the 18-year-old goat herder, who was a U.S. citizen, were in full battle mode at the time of the shooting. War is what they are trained to do well. And in the case of this assignment, sharpening the edge on that wartime training was part of the mission.
Mission: HQ Battery, 5th Battalion, 11th Marines deploys to Marfa, Texas (from) 13 May to 30 May to conduct LP/OP training, increase unit combat readiness, improve individual and collective skills, and assist the United States Border Patrol by detection and monitoring of cross-border activities such as drug smuggling and movement of illegal aliens.
On May 20, 1997, the Marines were on mission and primed with "combat readiness," even to the point where they also were ready to pull the trigger on the Border Patrol agents who arrived at the scene in response to the Hernandez shooting.
... I moved into the open brush and went towards the people with the weapons. When they were about half way up the hill, I stood up out of the bushes and aimed in on them and yelled "United States Marines" several times. The first two people put their hands in air and yelled, "United States Border Patrol," and I recognized their green uniforms. I watched everyone go by and waited until they all cleared.
Unfortunately, the same warning was never extended to Hernandez, according to the FOIA records. In a statement provided by one of the Marines involved in the shooting, he makes it clear that prior to the shot that killed Hernandez, "There was no verbal warning told to the suspect."
If the Marines had identified themselves to Hernandez, or even fired a warning shot, the kid might well be alive today. If the Marines had only attempted to find defensive cover to secure the perimeter of the scene and waited another 18 minutes for the Border Patrol to arrive, Hernandez might be alive today.
But those are tactics that law enforcement would engage. Marines are taught to hunt down the enemy and eliminate him. That's what you get when you put soldiers on the border. They are trained to kill.
That fact is something to keep in mind as President Bush's directive of :: dispatching National Guard troops to the border is carried out over the next several months.
The training for law enforcement and the military is vastly different. Law enforcement is trained to apprehend, interrogate and prosecute. The military is trained to track and destroy the enemy.
If you want to destroy the border, then send in the Marines.
For those in the leadership ranks of this country who are ignorant of the realities of combat training vs. law enforcement training, you are now informed, at the price of a dead U.S. citizen, a kid really.
For those in our government who already know the stakes and don't care that innocent people's lives hang in the balance, the blood on your hands will soon cause you to lose the grip on your power. And for those of you who are already opposed to militarizing the border, do your best to keep the memory of Esequiel Hernandez Jr. alive.
His life, and death, is where all our worlds meet.
This article by Bill Conroy was posted first on 8th Jul 2006 @ :: The Narcosphere.


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Keys to a successful RFP.
The fourth quarter is the peak of RFP/RFQ season. Before you dive into the process, there are several questions you should ask yourself.
First of all, what is an RFP?
Most people think of a Request for Proposal (RFP) or Request for Quotation (RFQ) as an exercise to ensure they're getting the most competitive pricing for their shipping. RFPs and RFQs can be so much more than just cost exercises. They're also an opportunity to improve supply chain bottlenecks, improve carrier performance and identify a number of other benefits to help your company.
Are you solely focused on evaluating costs, or are you also looking for opportunities to upgrade the quality of service you receive from carriers? Before issuing an RFP, take the time to think about what will define a successful RFP. Remember that savings can come in many forms; even if you can't find lower carrier rates, you might consider the RFP a success if you identify ways to lower staffing or warehousing costs.
What are your current successes and challenges?
If you're having trouble defining goals, you might consider completing a freight audit first. A freight audit can help optimize your supply chain, identifying your current successes and areas for improvement.
What's your overall carrier strategy?
Your carrier strategy will affect who you ask to complete the RFP. Do you need national carriers, or can you work with regional carriers? Do you need a dry van carrier, or can you open it up to reefer or flatbed carriers, too? Do you plan to supplement with your own equipment? All of these play a role in determining who should bid your freight in the first place.
Freight brokers and logistics providers look at your past shipments to make assumptions about your future shipments. To do this, they'll need access to as much of your data as possible. If you always ship with Freightquote, we can pull this information together for you, or you might have it easily accessible from a transportation management system (TMS). In worst case scenarios, an RFP can even be completed based on the bills of lading stashed away in a dark corner of your storage.
The accuracy of an RFP depends on the quality of the information you provide carriers. If you don't have quality data, consider implementing a TMS or adopting other shipping practices that will retain that data so future RFPs will be more successful.
What other details are known?
• Typical shipment attributes: weight, dimensions, commodity type, how it's packaged, value, etc.
What are your expectations from the carrier?
Communication is essential to successful carrier/shipper relationships. Putting your expectations in writing can help solve disputes later and strengthen partnerships. A good RFP might outline KPIs (key performance indicators) so carriers know exactly the criteria they'll be evaluated against. An RFP can also outline expectations regarding accountability, including what happens in the event of a late delivery, or whether a carrier has to provide guaranteed capacity. Likewise, providing a carrier with what they can expect from you – like lead times – can help them know what value to place on your freight.
Can you use a helping hand?
While you can quote directly with carriers, you may have even better luck working with a freight service provider. Freightquote has access to thousands of carriers, and our expert representatives can help identify the right carriers for your unique situation. In many instances, we have freight service agreements in place with carriers to help ensure capacity and rates.


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Making a Choice between Portable Rock Crusher and Tracked Rock Crusher
by Sergio Clark April 20, 2021
by Sergio Clark April 20, 2021 0 comment
A rock crusher is an instrument used to break large rocks into smaller particles. In addition to size reduction, a crusher may be used to change the form of a rock, to make disposal easy.
Whether to use a small portable rock crusher or a Tracked crusher is a choice that depends on many factors. Before making a purchase, you should go through the difference and similarities between these two carefully.
This is the only way to ensure that you don't end up with the wrong device that would only cost you time and money.
What Makes Portable Rock Crushers Different From Tracked Rock Crusher?
One of the most important differences and factors that would influence a consumer's choice is cost. In most situations, consumers tend to go for products that they can afford.
But other than the initial cost of the machine, other factors can influence a consumer's choice. Some of them include
1. Cost of Fueling and Operating
Tracked machines are built with many diesel engines, usually 3 to 5. Because of the multiple engines, Tracked machines tend to consume more fuel.
On the other hand, portable rock crushers have only one engine with electricity as their source of power. Fuel consumption is highly reduced and more importantly, they are easy to operate and maintain.
2. Ease of Set up and Transportation
In the past, most construction companies preferred the use of tracked plants because they believe it requires a shorter setup time. However, this is only advantageous in small-scale projects.
For larger-scale projects, portable rock crushers are your best bet. They are not only very efficient, but they also reduce set-up times to the barest minimum.
Moving a portable crusher from one place to another is quite cheaper. A highway tractor can do the job comfortably but a Tracked equipment will require a much larger and more expensive float trailer.
It is relatively safer to operate a portable crusher than a tracked crusher. A portable crusher allows you to sit in a comfortable tower that is free of dust while you monitor and control the machine.
With a single click of a button, you can automatically turn on or turn off every operation. But a tracked crusher is designed to be controlled from the loader only if it is manufactured by the same company.
Every engine on a Tracked crusher has its fuel tank. It also has multiple hydraulic tanks and multiple hydraulic hoses. But the portable one has just one fuel tank and smaller hydraulic tanks
The implication of this is that risk of spill is higher when using a tracked machine. This is because you are always refilling different thanks. It is therefore not suitable for some environment.
You tend to spend less with a portable rock crusher if you plan on investing in a long-term project. It is highly flexible and suitable for various products.
Hence if you want to enjoy all these benefits coupled with 24/7 operations, then you should definitely go for a small portable rock crusher.
Sergio Clark
I'm Sergio, an engineer & blogger. I graduated from Clinton University, majoring in mechanical engineering. I also like blogging. My blog is all about business news and guides for lifestyle. Welcome for reading and following along.
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