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What is the future development of AGV robots? What role will 5G play?
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In today's production and life, robots are "assistant". It is understood that the common types of robots are mainly industrial robots, service robots, and special robots, and the former two are more used today, and for the current manufacturing industry, they are more and more inclined to be flexible. Production mode. The robot that is more commonly used here is the AGV robot. What is the future development of this robot for intelligent logistics?
In fact, it should be said that the AGV robot has been more popular in the past two years, because this industrial robot can be regarded as a star role in the logistics coordination industry, and with the number of applications in the logistics industry, factory production lines, and service areas Growth, leaving it in a vast blue ocean, is likely to become the next vent.
From the current point of view, most intelligent manufacturing industries will choose a flexible production mode to bring higher production efficiency with the least manpower. This requires the introduction and application of some advanced technical means, such as common materials. Networking technology, 5G communication network technology, etc. Taking these two technologies as an example, the Internet of Things technology realizes the interconnection between various equipment, systems and people in the production link, so that the entire production process can be monitored and managed in real time, while 5G technology has greatly improved the original communication The chaotic application of the network has positive significance for promoting the implementation of the Industrial Internet and the deepening transformation of intelligent manufacturing.
Through the above, you will find that advanced technology is the key to achieving intelligent manufacturing, and these technologies are also complementary. Here, the AGV robot is the key in the production process. It is not just a process that can move goods. It can also be integrated with technologies such as big data and the Internet of Things, so that the AGV robot can be built into a new intelligent industrial equipment, which can perform functions such as real-time sensing, multiple obstacle avoidance, and intelligent decision-making. At present, AGV handling robots have been applied in various fields, and it is an inevitable trend to replace manual handling.
And from the perspective of the actual application effect, the AGV robot does not need manual participation in the operation process, so the labor cost is greatly reduced, and it can also cooperate with different AGVs to achieve the maximum Work efficiency and production quality. However, the connection between them requires the support of the network, and we all know that there is a big gap between the industrial network and the ordinary network. Therefore, if it is based on 4G network communication technology, it is difficult to really play the "connection". Role, then the emergence of 5G at this time can be said to be an appropriate benefit. Because its appearance connects processors and sensors in the production site, so that robots can communicate and communicate with each other, and no longer strictly distinguish between the work of machines and humans. In the future, human-machine collaborative production may become mainstream. A big trend.
Finally, due to the accelerated process of 5G commercial implementation, for the manufacturing industry, the construction of smart factories has also accelerated. Although AGV robots are an indispensable part of the production process, they need the assistance of other intelligent machines or intelligent systems. This is to achieve the establishment of a smart factory. And 5G communication technology also relies on its own advantages to realize the interconnection between intelligent machines. In other words, it can also be understood that smart factories are important application implementation scenarios of 5G technology.
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This weekend I crossed off #27 on my list: make or find wall art for above the couch.
Back in July I saw this post on the blog Marshalls Abroad where they showed off their new baby's nursery and the awesome framed wall map that they built for their son. I love their blog and the beautiful photographs of their life in Okinawa and you should definitely read it.
I decided to copy their idea and purchased this huge wall map. I also had a coupon from AC Moore for 60% off custom framing and I requested that they mat it on foam board and leave off the glass front so I can put pins on all the places I've visited. I got a call from AC Moore a few weeks later and it was ready to be picked up.
Now, when I say this map was huge, you should know that it is also massive, gigantic, and really freaking big. 73 x 49 inches, not including the frame, to be specific. Needless to say, it did not fit in the trunk of my car, and I drive a Jeep.
Anyway, long story too long, I left without the map and left it sitting at AC Moore for over a month while I tried to figure out how to get it home. Thankfully, this past Saturday my roommate and her boyfriend agreed to help me tie it to the roof rack (and stick their hands out the window to keep it from blowing off) while I drove really slowly with my hazards on.
Little did I know getting it home was the easy part but after sponging off a few scratches on the wall, and with the help of a Pinterest/ toothpaste trick we got it hung up. Finally.
And here's the finished product! I'm so pleased and feel like my bedroom is finally complete, more than two years after moving in...just in time I'd say.
I've loved our adventures...it's a big wide world...enjoy!


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Advocates urge Pensacola officials to study flooding problem areas FEMA maps miss
Emma Kennedy
The city of Pensacola is in the early stages of investigating whether it could produce maps of flood-prone areas through a program similar to one in Santa Rosa County that has been successful for years.
Healthy Gulf, an organization that advocates for protecting natural resources, is advocating for local governments to take actionable steps to increase resiliency using data collected in the year since Hurricane Sally struck in September 2020. The organization recently released a series of recommendations, including urging Pensacola to create the mapping system.
City of Pensacola spokeswoman Kaycee Lagarde said the city is too early in determining the feasibility of the system to speak publicly about it. However, in an email to Christian Wagley, Florida/Alabama coastal organizer with Healthy Gulf, Mayor Grover Robinson said the city would begin work on trying to replicate Santa Rosa County's system.
The maps would work by collecting data from residents and entities, including public works, roads and bridges, to give an additional tool to understand how flooding and drainage issues change over time and impact neighborhoods beyond those directly adjacent to waterways, Wagley said.
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"If you're not in a FEMA flood zone area, you have no official notification and maybe you'd find out (your house could flood) by asking neighbors or doing other research, but this would provide another resource to understand a neighborhood's flood history," Wagley said.
Federal Emergency Management Agency flood maps — which are in the process of being revised in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties — give properties classifications based on their flood risk, but officials say they don't always tell the full story and are not updated often enough to be relied upon solely.
Some streets or neighborhoods, for example, often experience flooding during strong storms but they aren't classified as a FEMA flood zone.
Santa Rosa County implemented its flood trouble map system in 2018 and is now at the stage of having gathered enough reliable data to be consistently making recommendations and processes based on what they've found.
Santa Rosa County GIS coordinator Tanya Gallagher said the software logs citizen data such as street or house flooding and maintenance work on county assets like culverts, retention ponds and rights of way to prioritize future work and generate solid data to present to the county's administration team.
"It's almost like predictive analysis because it covers everything from flooding to potholes on streets to right of way mowings, so it's any sort of asset that's a county asset," Gallagher said. "We have more localized flooding that may not be captured in those broader flood zone areas so it's good to be able to overlay that data."
Santa Rosa County's floodplain manager, Karen Thornhill, said due to privacy laws, residents aren't able to zero in on a particular house to see its flooding issues, but they can determine if the street has had flooding problems and see if any permits were pulled on a home after storms that would indicate damage to a particular home.
Thornhill said flood insurance is available to everyone but often only those in FEMA flood zones opt in, so having access to neighborhood specific information like this helps residents make an informed decision about their flooding risk.
"Risk is everything and when you're finding a house or looking for one built, you want a place with the least risk," she said.
Also in Healthy Gulf's post-Sally recommendations were for each jurisdiction — Escambia and Santa Rosa counties and the city of Pensacola — to consider eliminating funding for new development in flood-prone areas and conduct a more detailed analysis of Hurricane Sally's damage to areas of high social vulnerability.
Emma Kennedy can be reached at ekennedy@pnj.com or 850-480-6979.

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Smriti Irani became Information and broadcasting minister and Narendra Singh Tomar housing and urban development minister.
Reliance Industries on Monday attained a market valuation of more than Rs 5 lakh crore, becoming the second Indian company after Tata Consultancy Services to achieve this milestone. The market cap of TCS on Monday was Rs 4.72 lakh crore.
Singapore Airlines has been rated as the world's best airline in a survey by the Travel + Leisure (T+L) magazine.


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L'ernia discale intraspongiosa è una patologia della colonna vertebrale che colpisce il disco intervertebrale e il corpo vertebrale.

Eziopatogenesi
A causa del processo di invecchiamento o di sforzi intensi, il nucleo polposo del disco vertebrale, se vince la resistenza del tessuto osseo della vertebra, può essere spinto verso il corpo del vertebrale.

In casi di osteoporosi o nei casi i turbe dell'ossificazione, il nucleo polposo del disco vertebrale può insinuarsi nel corpo vertebrale, causando un solco che costituisce l'impronta dell'ernia discale intraspongiosa.

Poiché la lamina ossea che riveste il tessuto trabecolato della vertebra è sottile, a causa di ripetuti sforzi la pressione esercitata del disco vertebrale può essere sufficiente a sfondare la parete della vertebra permettendo la penetrazione del nucleo polposo nel tessuto spugnoso vertebrale.

L'inacerbazione dell'ernia può condurre alla diminuzione dello spessore del disco vertebrale con la conseguente sofferenza dei tessuti nervosi che sono fonte di neuropatie

Voci correlate
 Ernia del disco

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The Government yesterday declared that it places international issues including climate change, digital divide, cyber-insecurity and crisis telecommunications at higher level of precedence in its change agenda, strategies and work programmes.
Secretary to Government of the Federation Babachir David Lawal stated this yesterday at Invention Africa Digital Summit 2016 (IAD) in Abuja.
Lawal noted that with the dwindling earnings in the oil and gas sector, the Government has realized more than ever before that telecoms and the ICT sectors are amongst the primary drivers for the social and economic development of Nigeria and playan essential part in improving access to fundamental services in all sectors of our national life.


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CUP 2000
#phones, #phones e Lighthouse
Improve the service level thanks to the implementation of alternative communication channels in respect of the classic booking through the help desk, breaking down the barriers between citizens and healthcare.
A Call Centre able to manage multiple services, including bookings, cancellations and changing appointments for a range of healthcare companies.
More client information
http://www.cup2000.it/
CUP 2000 was founded in 1996 based on an initiative of the Municipality and Province of Bologna, together with four healthcare agencies in the Bologna metropolitan area, the Sant'Orsola-Malpighi Polyclinic and the Rizzoli Orthopaedic Institute, with the mission of helping citizens access healthcare services, availing themselves of multiple technological capacities. As a unified booking centre that unites all healthcare facilities in Bologna and the province, CUP 2000 services a metropolitan catchment area of approximately one million users.
PhonesEnterprise, #phones e Lighthouse
Since 2002, the CUP 2000 Call-Contact Centre has operated on the basis of #phones and Lighthouse, the technology solutions from IFM Infomaster. One feature offered by the solution is automatic cancellation, which allows a user to phone the Call Centre to cancel an appointment by following a menu that allows him or her to complete the cancellation without interacting with an operator. Of great importance amongst the outbound services is the one called "computerised waiting lists", implemented for Bologna's CUP, consisting in automatically calling back users who turn up at the help desks but, for a range of reasons, cannot accept the first availability offered. To prevent the user from having to return to the help desk, the request is added to a list based on the "first in, first out" criteria, managed by the central system that makes an automatic booking and reports this to an operator as soon as an appointment becomes available, in order to phone the user for an eventual confirmation or cancellation. Thanks to the VoIP technology on which it is based, the system can receive contacts from various media (telephone, email, instant messaging, co-browsing, fax, text message, and so on), being standardised in a coordinated channelling thanks to "unified queueing" functions that gather contacts from a range of sources to manage them in a uniform manner. All of the critical devices are redundant - if a fault occurs, another device immediately starts operating, thus preventing any service interruption. The IP protocol has also permitted the remote management of operator stations, greatly facilitating the coordination of services managed by CUP 2000 on behalf of other structures. Even Ferrara's healthcare agency call centre is remotely managed with this technology.
Inbound and outbound logic combined for better service
Given the large body of customers serviced by CUP 2000, appointments for branch visits can require long wait times and inconvenience citizens, especially with regards to the elderly or those living in geographically-complex areas. The company's constant attention to citizens and researching new opportunities to improve the service level offered has thus led CUP 2000 to examine additional communication channels able to provide an alternative method to the classic help desk booking system so as to break down certain barriers standing between citizen and healthcare. This has led to the decision to accompany making appointments for visits at help desks reserved for the public with a Call-Contact Centre that further facilitates access to the healthcare services and which operates both with an inbound (the collection of incoming calls) and outbound (outgoing calls made by the operators) logic. In the latter case, for example, regarding the most critical healthcare services, the call centre operates a call-back service four or five days prior to the appointment to reconfirm the reservation or to oversee sending reminders to citizens via text message.
Help Desk for citizens
Overall, the Call Centre currently has 95 operator workstations, 2,400,000 annual contacts and approximately 50,000 operations per month just for the Bologna CUP. The service was integrated with CUP 2000's centralised booking application system whereby call centre operators and front-office help desks can access the same information updated in real time, with e-Care services and the solution managing clients' social-healthcare files. Today, thanks to the Call Centre set up by IFM Infomaster, CUP 2000 is able to manage a multitude of services, including appointment bookings, cancellations and modifications for a range of healthcare agencies and more, both under the national healthcare service and for private practitioners. What's more, as part of the SOLE project, CUP 2000 will soon commence managing a Help Desk service for Emilia Romagna citizens who have an Electronic Healthcare Record, providing assistance and information to citizens regarding highly important online services such as the FSE, the CUP web (the regional system for bookings or checking waiting times online) and also the regional Pago Online Sanità service for co-payment and private healthcare specialists for all agencies in the Emilia Romagna region. Indeed, since 2010, the Regional Healthcare System's toll-free number has been established availing itself of the same technology, offering a healthcare information service for the Emilia Romagna region that has been operating since 2002 albeit previously managed on another platform. The main objective for the future is to focus on voice-recognition systems, to permit users to identify themselves and book directly via an intelligent automatic responder. In this way, upon an operator receiving a call, they will already have the user's data and services to be booked on their screen.


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In 2017, the median household income of 99788 residents was $28,750. 99788 households made slightly more than 99650 households ($28,214) and 99740 households ($28,281) . However, 34.5% of 99788 residents live in poverty.
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We're having a curry lunch at work tomorrow and we've been asked by the work colleague hosting the curry lunch to bring anything that we think will go with curry. I've decided to bring roti bread (shop bought as I haven't learned how to make them yet!) and pistachio, coconut and cardamom burfis.
I've always liked Indian food, but I must say that I've never really had proper Indian food until I moved to the UK. One of the consultants who used to work for the government corporation I used to work for in the Philippines used to bring us Indian-inspired dishes and she introduced me to roti bread which I am now in love with!
Anyway, apart from the adorable roti bread, I'm bringing pistachio annd coconut burfis to work tomorrow. A burfi (or barfi or burfee, or borfee) is a sweet confectionery from India. It is usually made with condensed milk cooked with sugar until it solidifies. I saw this version being made about 5 or 6 years ago on a food-related channel on the Discovery Travel and Adventure channel. It wasn't until about 4 years ago, when I moved to England, funnily enough, that I had the opportunity to try making this recipe. On the programme I was watching, it looked easy to make, and it was—very, VERY easy to make. Most burfis ask for the condensed milk to be cooked in sugar until they harden, but as I am diabetic (and very lazy), I thought I'd try it without the long cooking process and the added sugar. The condensed milk is sweet enough!
In a small food processor, roughly chop the pistachios until they resemble small shards. The chopped pistachios don't have to be too processed because you do want to be able to bite into the occasional chunky piece of pistachio.
Remove the seeds from the cardamom pods and, using a mortar and pestle, grind the seeds into a fine powder. I find this particular part of the preparation very therapeutic!
In a large bowl, combine the 200 grams of the dessicated coconut (reserve 50 grams to roll the burfis in later), the chopped pistachios, the ground cardamom seeds and the condensed milk. Mix until everything is well combined.
With lightly oiled hands (because the condensed milk is very sticky!), scoop enough of the pistachio-condensed milk-coconut mixture to make a ball that's about 1inch in diameter. Once the balls are formed, roll them in the dessicated coconut you reserved. Place on a plate or box to store.
The burfis can be eaten as soon as they are made but it's much nicer if you refrigerate them for at least 2 hours before you serve. These keep in the fridge for about a week. Although, I very much doubt that they'll last that long as they're very moreish (moreish, or more-ish, is a word I learnedafter moving to England. It means causing one to want more–usually food!)!


Who Make the Best Gamblers?
There has been quite a bit of controversy lately with regards to who makes better and more successful gamblers: men or women! The truth is, this is not particularly a fair question! Men and women can both be great or terrible players in their own right.
There are several factors to consider when trying to solve this question. There are statistics to consider and other options to evaluate. Firstly, there's the fact that men and women generally play different games both in a land based casino and in an online casino. For instance in poker, both at online casinos and land based casinos, the majority of poker players are male, so chances are a man would be better at poker statistically because of the simple fact that there's more of them playing.
With regards to slots, online or off, there are equally as many players for both genders, but these games require very little (if any) skill and so the question looks to luck for an answer. Are men or women, luckier than the other? Probably no real answer to that as well.
Online casino analysts collect detailed statistics on their players and when asked they could not make too many gender conclusions. So no matter whether you are a man or women if you practice your skills (at those games that allow for improvement in practice modes) and if you feel lucky then perhaps you can be the one to sway the statistics one way or another. Until then were going to consider it an equal playing ground and let the money fall where it may.


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Senate PASSES Murray's GreenLane Port Security Legislation
Murray's five-year effort delivers new system to protect ports, secure cargo, and safeguard American lives and the U.S. economy
For Washington state, passage means security grants for Washington's ports, new regional coordination center, new radiation detection equipment and Customs per
(Washington D.C.) – Today the U.S. Senate passed landmark cargo security legislation authored by U.S. Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) that will dramatically improve the security of America's ports and cargo container system. Murray's bill passed by a vote of 98-0. Senator Murray has spearheaded the effort to protect America's ports since the terrorist attacks of September 11th. She spent the past week on the Senate floor managing debate on her bill.
"Today we have taken a giant step to improve the safety of ports in Washington and across the country," said Senator Murray. "By raising security standards and investing in cargo security, we will close a dangerous security gap and keep our country safe."
The bipartisan bill, which Murray introduced with Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) –
raises security standards for all cargo entering the U.S.,
creates a GreenLane to track and monitor cargo,
creates a system to resume trade after an incident,
and funds port security grants.
For Washington state, the bill will provide new security grants for Washington's ports, a new regional coordination center, new radiation detection equipment at the Port of Tacoma, new Customs personnel for Seattle/Tacoma, and a new system to keep Washington's trade-dependent economy moving.
"Because our state relies so heavily on the trade that flows through our ports, we are uniquely susceptible to a devastating and economically crippling attack," said Murray. "The legislation passed today effectively pushes out our security borders, allowing us to detect tampered cargo long before it enters our ports. This bill also takes into consideration our state's unique trade needs by providing security measures that won't impede the flow of commerce."
Today's vote marks the culmination of a five-year effort by Senator Murray to implement cargo security measures at our nation's ports. Beginning after the attacks of September 11th with Senator Murray's Operation Safe Commerce program to enhance port, cargo and supply chain security, Murray had been steadfast in her dedication to port security. The legislation passed today is a result of Murray's collaboration with Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee Chair, Senator Susan Collins (D-ME). Senator Murray approached Senator Collins over a year ago to work on a bill to protect America's ports. Together, they introduced the GreenLane Maritime Security Act.
Specifically, Murray's legislation will:
Protect Americans by making our cargo and seaports more secure - mitigating a dangerous vulnerability.
Help prevent a lengthy shutdown of America's seaports in the event of an incident – protecting America's economy from severe disruption.
Provide layered security at every step of the supply chain while keeping it efficient.
Push the borders out so we can focus our limited resources on suspect cargo.
The bill improves security at America's ports by establishing:
The GreenLane, comprised of supply chain participants who voluntarily meet the highest level of security, allows our security services to better identify and respond to potential threats and provides real incentives to importers to enhance their supply chain security measures.
Minimum security standards for all cargo containers entering the U.S. and requirements that strengthen current cargo security programs.
The Office of Cargo Security Policy to ensure accountability and coordination of cargo security policies, procedures & regulations at the Department of Homeland Security and with other agencies.
Joint Operations Centers to ensure a coordinated, measured response and the resumption and flow of commerce in the event of an incident or heightened national security threat level.
The Act also authorizes port security grants, the Container Security Initiative and C-TPAT.
Next, the Senate bill must be reconciled with the House version and both chambers must approve the final bill before it can be sent to the President for his signature.
Senator Murray has worked on today's legislation since the attacks of September 11th. The following is a summary of her efforts leading up to today's passage:
Post-September 11, 2001: Senator Murray begins talking to port security experts, industry and government officials regarding cargo security measures. Senator Murray holds three Senate hearings on cargo security: one in Washington, D.C. (3/21/02) and two in Seattle (4/4/02 and 7/1/02).
July 2002: Senator Murray writes and funds Operation Safe Commerce – the first research, development, testing and evaluation program to enhance port, cargo and supply chain security.
June 2003: Senator Murray wins a battle with the Bush Administration and succeeds in restoring funding for Operation Safe Commerce, which the Administration had tried to cut.
November 5, 2003: Senator Murray meets with shippers and officials from 8 ports to discuss cargo security measures.
December 9, 2003: Senator Murray visits the Ports of New York and New Jersey and meets with port officials, terminal operators, customers and law enforcement agencies to discuss what's needed to secure cargo while keeping it efficient.
January 30, 2004: Senator Murray writes to Admiral James Loy, Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security, asking why DHS is creating new, disjointed cargo security programs that are not based on the best practices. Murray calls for a coordinated, "large-scale, operational cargo security program."
February 2004: At three hearings, Senator Murray questions Bush Administration officials about the President's proposed cuts to cargo security programs. Murray questions OMB Director Josh Bolton and DHS Secretary Tom Ridge.
March 2004: Senator Murray is named "Person of the Year" by the American Association of Port Authorities for her work on Operation Safe Commerce, advancing maritime initiatives, holding hearings on cargo security, and boosting funding for the Coast Guard.
January 2005: Senator Murray begins meeting with Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials, including Secretary Ridge, Deputy Secretary Loy (Adm.), and Bureau of Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Robert Bonner to discuss the progress of port, cargo and supply chain security programs.
February 2005: Senator Murray begins meeting with the Import/Shipping industry to discuss proposals to enhance port, cargo and supply chain security.
March 2005: Senator Murray begins meeting with labor officials regarding proposals to enhance port, cargo and supply chain security.
May 5, 2005: Senator Murray meets with Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee Chair, Senator Collins (R-ME) to discuss a proposal to enhance port, cargo and supply chain security.
June 2005: Senators Murray and Collins begin writing the GreenLane Maritime Cargo Security Act.
July 7, 2005: Senator Murray outlines the principles behind the GreenLane bill to the Washington Council on International Trade.
November 15, 2005: Senator Murray introduces S. 2008, the GreenLane Maritime Cargo Security Act, with Senators Collins, Coleman (R-MN) and Lieberman (D-CT). Senators Feinstein (D-CA), Snowe (R-ME) and DeWine (R-OH) are also co-sponsors.
March 14, 2006: Congressman Dan Lungren (R-CA) introduces H.R. 4954, the SAFE Ports Act of 2006 with 45 original co-sponsors, including Congresswoman Jane Harman (D-CA).
March 27, 2006: Senator Collins re-introduces the GreenLane Maritime Cargo Security Act (S. 2459) with Senators Murray, Coleman and Lieberman, which was referred to the HSGAC.
March 28, 2006: House Committee on Homeland Security favorably reports H.R. 4954, the SAFE Ports Act, with amendments.
April 5, 2006: Senator Murray testifies on the GreenLane bill as it gets a hearing before the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee.
May 2, 2006: The Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (HSGAC) favorably reports the GreenLane Maritime Cargo Security Act (S. 2459), with amendments.
May 4, 2006: The full House approves H.R. 4954, the SAFE Ports Act, by recorded vote of 421 – 2 (Roll no. 127).
July 26, 2006: HSGAC and Senate Commerce Committee issue compromise port security legislation.
July 27, 2006: Senator Murray speaks before the August recess, urging the full Senate to take up consideration of the GreenLane bill.
September 7, 2006: Senate HSGAC, Commerce and Finance Committees issue compromise port security legislation.
September 7, 2006: the Port Improvement Security Act of 2006, based on Senator Murray and Collins' original GreenLane legislation, is introduced in the U.S. Senate.
September 12, 2006: Senator Murray secures a dedicated funding source for the GreenLane cargo security bill. The funding will stem from the extension of two existing customs fees.
September 14, 2006: Senator Murray's GreenLane Port Security legislation passes the full Senate by a vote of 98-0.
A Thank You From Senator Murray - 9/14/06
Mr. President, they say that "success has a thousand authors," and that's certainly true in the five years I've been working on port security.
First, I want to thank my partner, Senator Collins. Last May, I sought out Senator Collins because I knew she cared about port security, she'd worked on it at the Homeland Security Committee, and she had the knowledge and leadership to help us reach this milestone. She has been a steadfast partner everyday of the past 16 months that we've worked together, and I want to commend her and thank her.
Senators Lieberman and Coleman were right there with us shaping this bill in the early days and helping us move it forward. I want to thank Senator Stevens and Senator Inouye at the Commerce Committee for their hard work, leadership, and passion. I want to thank Senators Grassley and Baucus for working with us on this bill. I want to thank both of our leaders for setting aside time so we could debate the bill.
I want to thank all the leaders from the maritime community who've shared their ideas and expertise with me - Mic Dinsmore, Henry Yates, and Rod Hilden at the Port of Seattle; Tim Farrell, Mike Zachary, and Julie Collins at the Port of Tacoma; and also leaders at the ports of New York/New Jersey, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Charleston, Miami, and MassPort in Boston.
I want to thank security experts, especially Admiral James Loy and Dr. Stephen Flynn, for their thoughtful input on our bill.
Finally, there are a number of staff members who helped shape this bill. Shay Hancock and Kathy Kraninger worked the long days and late nights to turn the best security ideas into a effective, workable bill, and I thank them. Jason Park and Lesley Turner have been at my side here on the floor along with Mike Spahn and Kevin Kayes. Brian White, who now runs Cargo Security Policy at DHS, and Michel Bobb, who's now at OMB, provided critical help along with Ray Shepherd, Jason Yanussi, Dabney Hegg, Sam Whitehorn, Ken Nahigian, and from my personal staff Rick Desimone, Alex Glass, Pete Weissman and Matt McAlvanah.
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Home Blog How Criminal Offenses Can Affect Your Time at University
How Criminal Offenses Can Affect Your Time at University
October 14, 2013 by Kurtz & Blum, PLLC in Criminal Defense
In a post-recession market rife with competition, it is no secret that a criminal conviction can hamstring a young person's future prospects for employment, schooling, and even military service. Many of these youngsters, however, face a second jeopardy that has rarely made news, until recently. Each year thousands of students face punishment for violations of their university's code of conduct, and they face the danger of suspension or expulsion from higher education without many of the legal safeguards that ensure fairness and justice in the courts.
Students who find themselves in legal trouble may also be called in to answer to allegations in front of a university administrative panel, sometimes for very serious charges like theft, rape, or assault. There, the student finds herself opposed by a member of the university staff who may have years or decades of experience prosecuting alleged wrongdoers. The student's only allies are a printed checklist of her rights and, in more serious cases, a copy of whatever evidence the university has amassed against them at the time of delivery.
Because university proceedings are not considered legal in nature, the student defendant does not enjoy many of the protections offered by the criminal legal system. The student is not guaranteed representation by an attorney. The student is not entitled to trial by a jury of his peers. The evidence required to convict the student is far lower in a university hearing than in court, and consequently the probability of an erroneous ruling much greater.
To be found guilty in a criminal case, the evidence presented against the defendant must convince the trier of fact the defendant is guilty "beyond all reasonable doubt." Though not precisely quantifiable, that standard is often approximated as "97% likely" or higher that the defendant is guilty. "Beyond all reasonable doubt" is the highest standard of proof in the American legal system.
By contrast, the burden of proof in a university proceeding is "more likely than not." This standard requires the university advocate to convince the hearing body it is 50.1% likely the student committed the alleged violation. A student is far more likely to be convicted in university court than in criminal court based on the same evidence.
The land where criminal and academic misconduct meet is dotted with pitfalls for the accused student. For example, the student defendant can still be charged with wrongdoing by his university if he is found not guilty in criminal court, the charges are dropped, or even if charges are never brought against the student in the first place. And worse, if a court finds the student guilty or if the student pleads guilty to a crime, that conviction is used by the university as conclusive evidence of the student's guilt. The university proceeds to punish the student without considering his responsibility.
The hapless student convicted of a code violation will receive little solace knowing she has a conviction on her academic record instead of her criminal record. In an increasingly competitive job and graduate school market, any blemish can cripple the recent grad. As one Wake County District Judge likes to ask those who appear before him, "if I am looking at my top five applicants for a job and one of them has been convicted of a crime, which application am I going to put back in the pile?" The answer, of course, is the applicant with a criminal conviction. A graduate school application examiner would similarly hesitate to admit a student convicted of wrongdoing by his previous school.
So what, then, is the woeful student charged with a code violation to do?
Recognizing the tremendous negative impact a code violation can have on a student's future, the North Carolina legislature acted. This past August, North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory signed into law NCGS § 116-40.11, theStudents and Administration Equality Act. The SAEA is the first law of its kind in the United States, and marks a giant step forward in the protection of student interests. Section 116-40.11 guarantees all students at North Carolina public universities "the right to be represented, at the student's expense, by a licensed attorney . . . who may fully participate during any disciplinary procedure . . . used by the [university] regarding the alleged violation."[1]
While different schools are adapting their procedures differently, one thing is certain: students are no longer required to face prosecution by an experienced university advocate or the potentially devastating consequences of a university code violation alone. The experienced attorneys at Kurtz & Blum, PLLC are already defending accused university students in Wake County and are on the cutting edge of this developing field.
As a firm that has been defending misdemeanor and felony defendants in North Carolina for over 15 years, Kurtz & Blum, PLLC attorneys know how to fight your charges, criminal or academic. As one of the first law firms on the scene to defend North Carolina students and the first law firm to appear before a hearing at NCSU, K&B should be your first thought when you are charged with a crime, a code violation, or both.
[1] The does not guarantee the student access to an attorney for charges of academic dishonesty or charges before a Student Honor Court.


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5G brings potential for new revenue, customers
Over 50% of enterprises are looking for 5G use cases that can help them disrupt the market or drive their brand forward, according to new research from Infosys Knowledge Institute (IKI), the research arm of Infosys.
The research, 'State of 5G – The Road Ahead', was aimed at gathering insights around the current state of 5G adoption and identifying current and future initiatives that can serve as a guide for business and technology leaders across enterprises in their 5G digital transformation journey.
For this research, Infosys surveyed 850 senior executives representing firms from 12 industries, with annual revenues over US$1 billion across the US, Europe, UK, Australia and New Zealand.
The study gathered empirical evidence to show how mass machine communication is expected to be the most transformed application with 5G and why data security emerges as the most critical barrier to its adoption.
Other findings of the survey:
A staggering 90% of the respondents are either actively investigating 5G business cases or defining various use cases and service portfolios with ecosystem partners.
Nearly 60% of respondents mentioned cost and effectiveness as the primary criteria for use case adoption, while 57% of surveyed enterprises are looking at 5G for new revenue streams.
Data security (59%), finding the right talent (57%), and device readiness (57%) were identified as key barriers in 5G adoption.
Industry-wise, Energy and Utilities call out Integration while Manufacturing mentions virtualized 5G core deployment as key challenges
Maintenance of the new technology (47%) and defining a roadmap for AI and ML technology advancements (33%) emerged as key challenges post-implementation
Nearly 50% of enterprises firmly believe that system integrators play a vital role in 5G deployment.
50% of respondents cited that mass machine communication is expected to undergo a major transformation, followed by ultra-reliable and low latency services (48%) and enhanced cellular broadband (43%).
Consumer Retail and Logistics (CRL) and Energy and Utilities (E&U) industries are leaders in 5G strategy with experiments around In-Store Experience and Smart Grids respectively.
There is also traction in interactive experiences around media delivery, smart spaces, and remote healthcare.
Telecom industry is driving more use case experimentation (57%) that can help them disrupt the market.
Supply side industries have migrated beyond the business case stage, focusing more on prototyping.
On the other hand, industries on the demand side are driven by the cautious nature of users while contemplating business cases.
While standards organisations are seen as the preferred partners in 5G evolution among nearly 50% respondents, understanding of 5G and seamless transitioning capability were called out as the key partner selection criteria.
"5G holds significant transformation potential for both network providers and enterprises that will consume it," says Infosys senior vice president and engineering services global head Nitesh Bansal.
"For network providers there are significant opportunities for network virtualization, AI and automation, while considerably lowering associated costs and enhancing delivery of network-based services. For enterprises, on the other hand it unlocks significant value with the addition of use cases that were not possible without low latency and high bandwidth network coverage.
"Through our research, 'State of 5G – The Road Ahead', we are looking to present a comprehensive view of the adoption and barriers in implementing 5G. The research also highlights relevant use cases that will serve as a ready reckoner for businesses looking to explore new opportunities in the 5G space."
Infosys conducted independent interviews and web surveys, the report of which presents a holistic view of 5G adoption.
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Nondual Healing is a powerful path to facilitating foundational change and evolution – both internally within ourselves, and externally in all areas of our life.
Working with this paradigm, we learn to relate to ourselves and our difficulties in a new inclusive way that leads to profound transformation and Wholeness. We grow in wisdom and deepen our capacity for joy.
Whether our suffering is physical, mental, emotional or spiritual, each session creates space for growth and a deepening of awareness.
Profound inner shifts can occur, leading to organic change in our external circumstances, beyond what we could have imagined to be possible.
Nondual Healing is as effective long-distance as in-person.
This article was written by JASON SHULMAN.
When enlightening beings expound the Teaching to sentient beings in this way, they practice it themselves. They undertake all practices without laziness, never regressing in what they do, with indomitable courage and energy, not grasping or rejecting all virtues, but able to fulfill all aspects of knowledge. Thus they can purify the transcendent practice of vigor..
It's a lot to ask: We don't want to mythologize our lives and pretend to be more perfect, more committed, more awakened or God-surrendered than we are. And yet, we can go through these few lines and find in them a kind of structure and description of what it means to be a practitioner of Nondual Healing. We can read in this sutra a set of instructions on how to grow into our own fabric, into the already-present design of own souls; to begin to participate in the reason we were made; to live the life we were meant to live; to find true joy. We can read within these lines the basis of Nondual Healing, where the actual practice of this work heals both the person being healed and the healer him or herself.
Nondual Healing, which I developed from my lifetime of inquiry into the nature of reality, the nature of suffering and my questions about what it means to be a healed human being, is built on the premise that the greatest healing we can do whether it is of the body, emotions, or spirit is the healing of our limited view of what it means to be human. Nondual Healing is built on the truth that all of our problems have a single origin and that addressing that origin in subtle and sophisticated ways, is what allows the body, mind, and spirit to heal to the extent it is able to do that.
As a child, I was interested in life and death. My earliest memories of thinking involve trying to figure out the notion of infinity. Whether it was the vast distances between galaxies, or the unknowable universe of death, my imagination was captured by trying to find out why we're here and where we were going.
Add to that the sufferings caused by an imperfect world and an imperfect upbringing, by the time I was seventeen, I was deeply involved in yoga, Zen meditation, and the philosophy of both theistic religions such as my birth religion Judaism and my found religions, principally Buddhism. My sense was always that the views of reality that both of these paths offered had to be, must be, one and the same thing.
Though I continued my spiritual and psychological studies from an early age right into my twenties and thirties, I had no interest in either being a healer or creating a new healing paradigm. This disinterest however, was not to be. The universe had other ideas, and presented them in the form of an illness that left me undefended and weakened for seven years. It was during that time that I began to study healing, applying all of my philosophical learning to the task.
At first, I learned other people's form of healing and while I was successful with them, and was grateful for the teachings, my own spiritual path and my increasing understanding of how I could use my own personal suffering to heal, continued to draw my attention.
Having studied Judaism as a child, in my teens and twenties I concentrated on Eastern paths. I learned yoga and became a yoga teacher. I studied Zen and had an intense, committed sitting practice for many years. I studied advaita and found teachers like Ramana Maharshi and Ramakrishna. I studied western psychological approaches to healing and entered a life-long relationship with therapy.
All of these approaches helped me become more whole, and perhaps because of that, though I still suffered the slings and arrows of being alive, I began to go back to investigate the mystical aspects of my birth religion.
I had always known about Kabbalah but it never captured me. I found it erudite, somewhat abstract and intellectual. I was interested in decreasing my own suffering and through my healership, the suffering of other people, and I could not fathom how Kabbalah could help that happen.
Then, one day in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, a voice spoke to me. It didn't exactly speak, and it wasn't exactly heard. It was a revelation given to me, if you will, about how to view kabbalistic writing in a way that opened them all up to me so that they laid out clearly and sang with a clear and penetrating voice.
It was not as if the path of healing I went on to invent and discover was laid out for me: Instead, an approach to learning was laid out, as well as the end result. In other words, I saw the end clearly, as clearly as I see the screen of the computer I am typing these words on. I then had to walk the path toward that end, which took many years. In fact, I'm still walking. What emerged was a fully integrated path of healing based upon ancient sources, and own explorations.
People often ask me, what is the difference between other forms of healing and Nondual Healing? Really, it comes down to a few important principals. In energy healing, the healer channels some sort of energy or works with the subtle energy system of the client. This involves things like auric layers, chakra systems and the like.
Nondual Healing does not deal with the energy system directly. Instead, in Nondual Healing, the healer is holding different states of consciousness which invite different relationships with reality itself, whether we call this reality "God," or "awakening," or whatever. These states of consciousness cannot be "learned" exactly. The student goes through a rigorous process of self-discovery in order to be able to cleave to these states. In going through this training, the student is transformed and the transformative process itself is the learning.
For example, in the first year of training in Nondual Healing, the student learns about their historical wounding in a new and fresh way. Through this, they are able to become less reactive to the world and begin to see how to be present with these states of unity. In the second year, the student continues to learn about themselves but adds the first nondual healing and begins to learn about the diagnostic process, an exquisite process of intimacy that allows the healer to both know which of the many nondual healings are the ones that are appropriate while increasing the amount of relationship and freedom between healer and client. In this way, through years three and four…and beyond, since this is a path of healing that lasts a lifetime, the work goes on. At no time does Nondual Healing become formulaic. Through the integrity of the healer and the efficacy of the diagnostic process, the healing event is created anew each time the healer and healee sit down together.
In A Society of Souls, people remain Jews, Christians and Moslems and Buddhists. They remain doctors, nurses, massage therapists, psychotherapists, teachers and attorneys. Nondual Healing, even as a life path, is no impediment to, but rather enhances, more traditional paths and roles.
However, the technical details of Nondual Healing are less important than their reason for being. More important is the understanding that what I was about to present to the world could not be done by people who were not willing to make changes in their lives. There are many ways to re-write that sentence. We could say that Nondual Healings could only be done by people who allowed themselves to be transformed by the very healing journey they themselves were on. That Nondual Healing could not be done as a technique alone. That the healer had to truly learn what the Now was: that place that did not reject anything, past, present or future.
One of the things I understood in that flash in the mountains, was that the basis for kabbalah was the exploration of the essential characteristic of this universe: relationship. Kabbalah was not an abstruse, abstract teaching. Quite the contrary! The received aspect of the kabbalistic teachings from time immemorial were about how the universe is put together. Why everything from salt to water exists because things are in relationship with each other. Kabbalah was also about the ultimate relationship: the one between a man or woman and God. In fact, becoming a little more Buddhist for a moment, between all sentient beings and Reality.
So for the student of A Society of Souls, the study of Nondual Healing is the study of the self. The interesting and amazing thing is that as we study the self, the self changes! That is, when done correctly, and in a masterful setting, the inquiry into reality or God, or awakening or enlightenment¾it doesn't matter which word you use¾changes "the who" who is inquiring.
Students who go through the school start with their own selves as the laboratory they will deeply explore. By this deep study, they not only succeed in healing some of their own historical pain, but in doing that, reduce the amount of psychological projection and transference they visit upon the world, thus allowing themselves to see reality clearly.
This is an amazing and awe-inspiring thing. Imagine having a healing path that heals the healer so that the healer can see the world more in the way it was truly made. This means along with seeing personal suffering and suffering of others more clearly, God, the Real, whatever you'd like to call it, becomes a constant Presence, a companion, if you like, along the path of wholeness.
Through Nondual Healing, we get to see and participate in the Real, not because we have found a secret location, but because we have become real.
Because of the hard work, the enlivening work, the student puts in, they come to realize that in this nondual approach, the healer always gets healed along with the client. Without merging in a neurotic way, the true connection between ourselves and the world becomes apparent. The single origin of all things becomes a living experience.
In a sense, we could say that Nondual Healing¾which does not deal with energy systems, charkas, auras or the like¾is a healing of fractured consciousness, which is responsible for fracturing on other levels of being. So in Nondual Healing, we are seated in a place that is the factory in which energy and the like are made. We are at the deepest level of creativity, the same creativity that the Divine Spirit used to make the world.
If you truly want to help others, you need to walk the walk and not only talk the talk. This simple equation is often touted but not often realized.
Not all therapists work on their own mental health or work to have deep insight into their own psyches. Not all doctors practice what they preach regarding maintaining good health. Not all politicians have their constituents' best interests first and foremost. The list goes on.
In A Society of Souls however, this dictum has always been first and foremost: unless we change we cannot teach others to change. Unless we develop a kind heart toward ourselves, we cannot guide others to the same state. Only to the extent we are involved in healing our own body, mind and soul can we help others do the same.
My interest has always been very practical: I've wanted people to awaken to their true nature¾to find God, if you will¾and then, instead of turning that understanding back into the next Zen center or ashram, have a job! A job that uses our enlightenment and spreads it to others! A job, the practice of which, deepens our own connection to sanity, to health, to surrender to God. A job that allows us to be great and humble, the best of what it means to be a human.
Now, as Nondual Healing is beginning to spread around the world, I have high hopes. Daily, I speak to people whose lives have been changed by the study and practice of Nondual Healing. I don't know what the tipping point is or whether there will be a tipping point where there is more sanity in the world than insanity; where there is more healing than disease. I only know that step by step, enlightening beings proceed with vigor, stepping on each stone that takes them across the river.


(Washington, D.C.) – Reps. Albio Sires (D-NJ), Virginia Foxx (R-NC), Michael McCaul (R-TX), and Nita Lowey (D-NY) introduced H. Res. 835 yesterday, a resolution supporting robust bilateral relations with the State of Israel globally and fairness in its treatment in multilateral fora upon seventy years of statehood. The resolution highlights Israel's recent advances in diplomacy, urges support for its bid for the United Nations Security Council and affirms the diplomatic recognition that America's strategic ally deserves.
While in Washington last week, the Republicans introduced a hypocritical amendment to balance the budget which would have devastated the American economy. I also attended a Foreign Affairs Hearing on funding for the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), a Transportation and Infrastructure markup, and held a number of meetings.
Last week in Washington, the House passed an Omnibus bill for fiscal year (FY) 2018, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) banned "doors off" helicopter flights, and I held a number of meetings.
While in Washington this week, I attended a Foreign Affairs Committee Hearing on how Congress may best protect U.S. businesses in the international marketplace, cosponsored a resolution condemning the Russian chemical weapon attack in the U.K., and held a number of meetings. Additionally, the House passed school safety legislation which will enable schools to utilize violence prevention strategies. Finally, I attended a Foreign Affairs Committee markup which considered legislation on human rights violations in Iran.
(Washington, D.C.) – A bipartisan group of six Representatives introduced a resolution today expressing solidarity with the victims of the Russian chemical weapons attack in the United Kingdom and strong support for measures to counter Russian aggression.
While in Washington this week, I participated in a press conference announcing the introduction of a Congressional Review Act (CRA) to restore net neutrality, and hosted a number of meetings at my Washington D.C. office.
(Washington, D.C.) – Yesterday, H.R. 1660, the Global Health Innovation Act of 2017, passed the House of Representatives by a vote of 423-3.
At the beginning of the 115th Congress, Rep. Albio Sires and Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL) introduced this piece of legislation to promote the development of health products that are affordable, culturally appropriate, and easy to use in low-resource health systems.


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BERTRAND RUSSELL, EUGENICS, SOCIALISM AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER
TRUTH TALK NEWS 2 years ago
"It is possible that mankind is on the threshold of a golden age; but, if so, it will be necessary first to slay the dragon that guards the door, and this dragon is religion. The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts. The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt." – Bertrand Russell
Wikipedia calls Bertrand Russell, a "British philosopher, logician, mathematician, historian, socialist, pacifist and social critic.
Like fellow eugenicist, Margaret Sanger, their repuatations are praised in history books, classrooms, mass media and political rhetoric. Russell was an old money elitist. He was also a Fabian Socialist eugenicist and social engineer.
In true New World Order fashion, Bertrand Russell claimed to be a meek, compassionate pacifist, but in reality he was an old money Fabian Socialist, racist, Malthusian, eugenicist and social engineer.
Russell descended from an old establishment family. He was a propagandist, whose job it was to propagate certain ideas in the service of the monied elites. He was instrumental in the project to wreck European and American culture through his chairmanship of the CIA sponsored Congress for Cultural Freedom.
Claiming to be a pacifist, Bertrand Russell was a racist Fabian Socialist and promoter of depopulation. He promoted the well known policy of Mutually Assured Destruction and founded The Pugwash movement, which used fear and the spectre of Cold War nuclear annihilation to push for world government.
Along wih H.G. Wells, Margaret Sanger, George Bernard Shaw and others, Bertrand Russell were Multhusian ideologues and one world government promoters. Bertrand Russell was a significant figure in the agenda to bring about the post-WW2 New World Order Agenda.
Social engineering changes, that for fifty years were being dragged by the elite's Fabian Socialist Turtle, shielded by the Wolves in Sheep's clothing that adorns their logo. A logo that was created by Fabian Socialist elitist George Bernard Shaw.
Considering the current increasing violence and threat to Christians and Jews and for greater understanding of the very dangerous precipice America and the world stand before the following quote from Bertrand Russell should be very illuminating.
Quotes from his works reveal a conflict of duality in thought, both benevolent and despotic.
In 1952, Russell's revealing and prophetic masterwork, The Impact Of Science On Society was published. The book begins with a very kind, sympathetic and the humanitarian tilt to drawer readers in. But as the pages unfold, the dark underbelly of Russell's ideological beliefs fester to the surface as evil, totalitarian rot.
On Pages 40-41 he wrote:
I think the subject which will be of most importance politically is mass psychology … Its importance has been enormously increased by the growth of modern methods of propaganda. Of these the most influential is what is called 'education.'
Religion plays a part, though a diminishing one; the press, the cinema, and the radio play an increasing part … It may be hoped that in time anybody will be able to persuade anybody of anything if he can catch the patient young and is provided by the State with money and equipment.
The subject will make great strides when it is taken up by scientists under a scientific dictatorship … The social psychologists of the future will have a number of classes of school children on whom they will try different methods of producing an unshakable conviction that snow is black. Various results will soon be arrived at. First, that the influence of home is obstructive.
Second, that not much can be done unless indoctrination begins before the age of ten.
Third, that verses set to music and repeatedly intoned are very effective.
Fourth, that the opinion that snow is white must be held to show a morbid taste for eccentricity. But I anticipate. It is for future scientists to make these maxims precise and discover exactly how much it costs per head to make children believe that snow is black, and how much less it would cost to make them believe it is dark gray.
Although this science will be diligently studied, it will be rigidly confined to the governing class. The populace will not be allowed to know how its convictions were generated. When the technique has been perfected, every government that has been in charge of education for a generation will be able to control its subjects securely without the need of armies or policemen.
On Pages 49-50 Russell wrote the following alarming and prophetic prediction:
Scientific societies are as yet in their infancy … It is to be expected that advances in physiology and psychology will give governments much more control over individual mentality than they now have even in totalitarian countries.
Fitche laid it down that education should aim at destroying free will, so that, after pupils have left school, they shall be incapable, throughout the rest of their lives, of thinking or acting otherwise than as their schoolmasters would have wished …
Diet, injections, and injunctions will combine, from a very early age, to produce the sort of character and the sort of beliefs that the authorities consider desirable, and any serious criticism of the powers that be will become psychologically impossible …
The Nazis were more scientific than the present rulers of Russia … If they had survived, they would probably have soon taken to scientific breeding. Any nation which adopts this practice will, within a generation, secure great military advantages.
The system, one may surmise, will be something like this: except possibly in the governing aristocracy, all but 5 per cent of males and 30 per cent of females will be sterilised.
The 30 per cent of females will be expected to spend the years from eighteen to forty in reproduction, in order to secure adequate cannon fodder. As a rule, artificial insemination will be preferred to the natural method …
Gradually, by selective breeding, the congenital differences between rulers and ruled will increase until they become almost different species. A revolt of the plebs would become as unthinkable as an organized insurrection of sheep against the practice of eating mutton.
On Page 54 Russell continued:
After all, most civilized and semi-civilized countries known to history and had a large class of slaves or serfs completely subordinate to their owners. There is nothing in human nature that makes the persistence of such a system impossible. And the whole development of scientific technique has made it easier than it used to be to maintain a despotic rule of a minority.
When the government controls the distribution of food, its power is absolute so long as they can count on the police and the armed forces. And their loyalty can be secured by giving them some of the privileges of the governing class. I do not see how any internal movement of revolt can ever bring freedom to the oppressed in a modern scientific dictatorship.
Regarding the ongoing 1957 depopulation agenda, on Pages 103-104, Russell wrote:
I do not pretend that birth control is the only way in which population can be kept from increasing. There are others, which, one must suppose, opponents of birth control would prefer. War, as I remarked a moment ago, has hitherto been disappointing in this respect, but perhaps bacteriological war may prove more effective.
If a Black Death could be spread throughout the world once in every generation survivors could procreate freely without making the world too full. There would be nothing in this to offend the consciences of the devout or to restrain the ambitions of nationalists.
The state of affairs might be somewhat unpleasant, but what of that? Really high-minded people are indifferent to happiness, especially other people's. However, I am wandering from the question of stability, to which I must return.
There are three ways of securing a society that shall be stable as regards population. The first is that of birth control, the second that of infanticide or really destructive wars, and the third that of general misery except for a powerful minority.
All these methods have been practiced: the first, for example, by the Australian aborigines; the second by the Aztecs, the Spartans, and the rulers of Plato's Republic; the third in the world as some Western internationalists hope to make it and in Soviet Russia …
Of these three, only birth control avoids extreme cruelty and unhappiness for the majority of human beings. Meanwhile, so long as there is not a single world government there will be competition for power among the different nations.
And as increase of population brings the threat of famine, national power will become more and more obviously the only way of avoiding starvation. There will therefore be blocs in which the hungry nations band together against those that are well fed. That is the explanation of the victory of communism in China.
On Page 105, Russell continued:
The need for a world government, if the population problem is to be solved in any humane manner, is completely evident on Darwinian principles. A society is not stable unless it is on the whole satisfactory to the holders of power and the holders of power are not exposed to the risk of successful revolution.
On Pages 110-111 Bertrand Russell wrote:
First, as regards physical conditions. Soil and raw materials must not be used up so fast that scientific progress cannot continually make good the loss by means of new inventions and discoveries …
If raw materials are not to be used up too fast, there must not be free competition for their acquisition and use but an international authority to ration them in – such quantities as may from time to time seem compatible with continued industrial prosperity. And similar considerations apply to soil conservation.
Second, as regards population … To deal with this problem it will be necessary to find ways of preventing an increase in world population. If this is to be done otherwise than by wars, pestilences, and famines, it will demand a powerful international authority.
This authority should deal out the world's food to the various nations in proportion to their population at the time of the establishment of the authority.
If any nation subsequently increased its population it should not on that account receive any more food. The motive for not increasing population would therefore be very compelling.
During the period immediately after World War 2, the campaign to create a cold war was fomented. The propaganda phrase, "Cold War" was first coined by CFR New World Order mouthpiece, the infamous Walter Lippman.
The CIA was then organized under the National Security Act of 1947. The United Nations was founded soon after by Soviet Spy Alger Hiss. Covert operations to subvert the minds of America's future children were revealed in the Reese committee hearings of 1953 into the great tax-exempt Foundations.
It was discovered that via educational grant giving, the Ford, Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations promoted communism, now called globalism to comfortably merge the United States with the then Soviet Union. What they call it has changed several times, but this communist agenda continues to this day.
In 1982 Norman Dodd, the Director Of Research committee chairman of the Reese Committee gave testimony regarding this link to communist subversion in education funded by the Tax Exempt Foundations. A full interview with Norman Dodd from 1982 on this subject can be viewed below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOl6oqZM4Qs
Norman Dodd interview with G. Edward Griffin (1982)
The rest is history. History that leads up this very point in time. In 2015, the slow, Fabian Turtle became the fast, ferocious wolf, devouring the sheep and revealing their evil for all to see.
They went for broke, continuing to pull out all the stops, ever increasing the speed and intensity of implementing the push toward world totalitarian socialism. And as we are as witnessing today, sadly, the enemies of freedom are not only abroad. Many are right here within.
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Saccharides are better known as carbohydrates (literally hydrates of carbon). Relatively complex carboyhydrates are known as polysaccharides.The simplest carbohydrates are monosaccharides, which are small straight-chain aldehydes and ketones with many hydroxyl groups added, usually one on each carbon except the functional group. Examples of monosaccharides include glucose (dextrose), fructose (levulose) and galactose. Monosaccharides are the building blocks of disaccharides (such as sucrose and lactose) and polysaccharides (such as cellulose and starch).
A disaccharide is formed when two monosaccharides (simple sugars) undergo a condensation reaction which involves the elimination of a small molecule, such as water, from the functional groups only. Like monosaccharides, disaccharides are soluble in water. Three common monosaccharides are sucrose, lactose and maltose.
"Disaccharide" is one of the four chemical groupings of carbohydrates (monosaccharide, disaccharide, oligosaccharide, and polysaccharide).
An oligosaccharide is a saccharide polymer containing a small number (typically three to nine of simple sugars (monosaccharides). Oligosaccharides can have many functions; for example, they are commonly found on the plasma membrane of animal cells where they can play a role in cell-to-cell recognition.
Polysaccharides are polymeric carbohydrate structures, formed of repeating units either mono- saccharides( e.g., glucose , fructose , galactose) or di-saccharides ( e.g., sucrose, lactose) joined together by glycosidic bonds. They range in structure from linear to highly branched. Examples include storage polysaccharides such as starch and glycogen, and structural polysaccharides such as cellulose and chitin. Polysaccharides contain more than ten monosaccharide units. Definitions of how large a carbohydrate must be to fall into the categories polysaccharides or oligosaccharides vary according to personal opinion.
Amylose is a linear polymer of glucose mainly linked with alpha (1→4) bonds (see above). It can be made of several thousands of glucose units. It is one of the two components of starch, the other being amylopectin. Amylopectin is a branched polymer of the glucose molecule (see below).
Polysaccharides have a general formula of Cx(H2O)y where x is usually a large number between 200 and 2500. Considering that the repeating units in the polymer backbone are often six-carbon monosaccharides, the general formula can also be represented as (C6H10O5)n where 40≤n≤3000.
Cellulose is an example of a structural polysaccharide. It is used in the cell walls of plants and other organisms, and is said to be the most abundant organic molecule on earth. Cellulose is formed when beta-glucose molecules are joined to form a polymer similar to how amylose is formed as a polymer from alpha glucose.
Humans, unlike cows don't have the necessary bacteria in their intestines that make the enzymes(cellulases) which can breakdown the 1-4 beta glucose bonds. So we cannot break down cellulose into its constituent glucose molecules as we do with starch. Even though these complex carbohydrates are not digestible, they provide important dietary elements for humans -- called dietary fiber. Dietary fibers enhance digestion among other benefits. The main action of dietary fiber is to change the nature of the contents of the gastrointestinal tract, and to change how other nutrients and chemicals are absorbed. Soluble fiber binds to bile acids in the small intestine, making them less likely to enter the body; this in turn lowers cholesterol levels in the blood. Soluble fiber also attenuates the absorption of sugar, reduces sugar response after eating, normalizes blood lipid levels and, once fermented in the colon, produces short-chain fatty acids as byproducts. See more about the difference between alpha and beta -D- glucose molecules. Note: Cellulose does not branch -- it is a straight chain polymer. Furthermore, due to the hydrogen bonds between molecules it can form very rigid fibers.
WHY IS CELLULOSE RIGID BUT AMYLOSE IS NOT RIGID?
In cellulose, glucose units are bonded together by β(1→4) glycosidic bonds. Because of the beta linkage in cellulose, there is some intramolecular hydrogen bonding that seems to keep adjacent glucose units aligned along the same line.
Cellulose doesn't branch, and it is a straight chain polymer. However, due to the hydrogen bonds between molecules it can form very rigid fibers (see 3d structure of cellulose). Since each cellulose molecule is flat, they can stack on top of one another. When they stack In the cell walls of plants cellulose they forms fibrils.
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Pioneer Heights Church
By David Fisher, 1938
"Say, Daddy, let us buy us a place over in Oregon."
"How come,"says I, "What is the matter with this we have hereT'
"Well, there is a tract of land over the west of Portland that's been in litigation for some time and it has just been put on the market, and the land is cheap. By paying fifty dollars down with 6% interest we can have started work on it, and I have picked me out a twenty."
At the time of this conversation we was in what was called Rose Valley, about five miles southeast of Kelso, Washington on a rented place. Ernest Waters, my son-in-law, and I had moved out from Portland on a farm with the idea of getting rich, but it did not just turn out that way, and as we were going behind every month, we thought that most anything was better than this.
Norman Waters, Ernest's younger brother, was .... the first one to hear of this new land deal and went right out, looked it over, and picked him out his piece of land. Herman Christenson had been a neighbor too, during the summer, but at this time had moved into Portland and was living on the same flat with Norman. Naturally, Herman was looking for something to better himself and make life more easy, so he gets a twenty along beside Norman's twenty.
"Well," says I, "anything is better than this," so on the 27th of November, 1927, we loaded up the old Ford with a lot of stuff and started for the land of promise. As we had to' stop in Portland to see the agent about getting me a piece of land, it took some time to get out of town. Having a heavy load on the car, when we got to the Munson school we came to the end of the gravel.
Roads had not been worked very much and the fall rains had been on for some time and the mud was deep. When we got to the Pizzi [Peasey] hill we had to unload the stuff and carry it up the hill. [on Skyline between Rock Creek Rd or Elliot]
When we got to the top of the hill, my, what a view! Looking off to the east we can see across the Columbia River to Vancouver, north Portland, and St. Johns, and looking down the river we can see Woodland, Washington and other towns along the lower Columbia Highway. When the day is clear we can see five snowtop mountains: Hood, St. Helens, Adams, Baker and Rainier.
The road leading off of Skyline Blvd. going down a ridge is called the Elliott Road. It had not been worked for the last few years. It was washed very much, and some places it looked like the car was going to upset. It was about sundown when we got to the place. We made camp on the side of the hill for the night. That was nothing as we were used to camping out, but Oh, what did we see the next morning! Hills covered with big stumps, dead snags and plenty of brush and dead tops covering old logs.
Ernest goes back to his job in town and I stay and try to make a start on a place to live. So I moves the tent on a level place and start getting out cedar shakes to cover the house with. In the mean time the boys (Ernest and Norman) would come out on Sundays and do what they could in getting their houses going up. Norman put up a log house first and he and his wife, Lela, gathered moss and chinked the cracks between the logs, and it made them a nice cozy little home. They have one little boy named Robert. He is small for his age but is smart and tough as a hickory withe.
Herman Christenson, with wife Estelle and two boys, Myron and John, builded them a house with cedar poles with shakes to cover sides and roof.
During the last of December, 1927, we moved from Kelso to Whitwood Court in one of Mr. Munson's houses, and as soon as the weather got a little warmer the wife and I moved out in a tent, and started t6 build a shelter for the rest of the family. We first put up a shed 16 x 20, made of cedar shakes, to be used as a chicken house.
The land was crisscrossed with old railroad beds which had been used to haul out timber so I got me a small rope with a stick on one end and a slip noose at the other and drug the ties one at a time and laid up the main house 26 x 34 feet and floored it with three inch plank. Afterwards it was finished up and sealed and tongue-and-grooved floor put in. This was for Ernest's family. At this time he had four girls and one baby boy.
As for my own house I used the same method of hauling ties and laid up a room 16 x 24. We had to cut away a number of logs before we could start our house. After a while the walls were up and we moved in. Later on we finished up inside with shiplap and flooring.
While we were still living in the tent, Mr. Christenson had moved out and another family, a Mr. Robert Schramache, had moved into the neighborhood. As we were all Seventh Day Adventists, and had been used to studying the Bible every Sabbath day, we organized a Sabbath school with six members. The writer was chosen as superintendent with Mrs. Schram ache as secretary.
At our first meeting the question arose as to what we should call our Sabbath school. It was decided that each one was to suggest a name, and when we came together the next Sabbath, Pioneer was chosen. Later the word Heights was added so the church has gone by the name of Pioneer Heights ever since, as has the little community.
It was some time in March 1928 that Ernest got to move out, and all the time we were moving that spring, the roads was so bad and the mud so deep that we could hardly do anything. We had to leave our own car out by the Schramache place all that winter and spring and carry everything on our back to the shack.
It was on a Sunday that Ernest was to bring his family in so we all went over to the head of the Logie Trail to meet them and help them up the big hilL Wewas gone about one and a half hours and during this time someone went to the shack and stole about five dollars worth of stuff, sugar, canned milk, some beans and flour. We have never known for sure who took them. At another time we lost a few groceries. After this we have never had anything stolen. Our tools have been always where one could go and help themselves but we have never had anything taken. A very good neighborhood to live in.
The first summer we did not get to do very much in the farm business. Everyone got as much land cleared as we could and by the time the second year came around their was a number of other families moved in. Harry Burgess, was a brother-in-law of the Waters,and Harley Powell, another brother-in-law. Harley and Bertha have four boys, Charles, Virgil, R.L. (Lafe) and Norman, and a daughter, Ramona. Harry and Ora Burgess have no children.
During this second year another family of four, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Howerton and children Ben and Pauline, moved in from California, so n,ow when we came together on Sabbath it made a good size crowd. At this time we· did meet at some of the other homes.
As our church membership was scattered much over the state we voted to organize into a church, so one Sabbath Elder Woodman, the President of the Oregon Conference of Seventh-day Adventists came out and we were organized into a church with Herman Christenson as elder, and HarrY Burgess as deacon. Later in the winter on account of ill health Mr. Christenson resigned from the eldership and the writer was chosen to fulfill the rest of the term.
Another family, the E. A. Emerys took up a homestead not far away. [on the 20 acres where Karin and Michael live now] They have one little girl. Then Lloyd Emery came over and stayed at Norman Waters' place. He has one little boy. Soon after this O. H. Emery came in from the east and picked out him a home, then in a little while the father and mother came west, so we have four families of the Emerys.
Chester Ferguson and his wife Syneva bought a small piece of land a little way to the south of the writer. They have a boy, Gerald. Chet served as superintendent for several years, and also as deacon.
During 1928, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Waters, the parents of the Waters boys, came here from Canada. They built a house on the hill on the Burgess property. Their youngest son, Fred, also arrived and lived with them for a while.
In the fall of 1929 the brethren came together and held a counsel in regard to a church school. As there was some eighteen or twenty that should go to school it was decided to hire a teacher. We had to pay forty-five dollars a I month, a goodly sum for those days. And where was the money going to come from? Each one pledged to pay so much and sent for Miss Ruth Beck of Granger, Washington to take charge of the flock of youngsters. Then the next problem was, what was we going to seat the pupils on or where was the school house to put them in? Ernest said to use his big room, which we did for some time. Then we began to nail together boards and slats to make desks and seats.
Let us go back for a time. In the fall of '28 a heavy forest fire swept over this part of the county and did a great lot of damage, burning down Norman's house and cleaning out Christenson' even burning up their flock of chickens. Burgesses was living in a tent at the time and building them a house. The fire burned up everything that they had. And Harley Powell had moved in and his household stuff was scattered all over the neighborhood while he was getting up him a place to live. He lost everything he had, but his house did not bum.
As so many had lost their houses, the land company put a carload of lumber at their disposal, so Burgess, Christenson and Norman Waters divided it up between them, so they soon had a place to live in. Norman put up a small house as he had a small family and he had a good lot of lumber left over so he told the church that if they put up the building we could use it for a school, and he could use it later on for a barn.
The brethren came together at once and we soon had a nice place for the kid dies to study, and along the middle of winter we moved them in. By now Mr. and Mrs. Buck and son George with three children of school age, Gladys, Gilbert and Fred, moved in and settled about a mile down the creek. Then a Mrs. Ivan Schramacke, who had three that was of school age moved in. Then the Hooper family came up from California with a crowd of scholars. With all of these it made our little room somewhat crowded.
So in the councils of the church board it was decided to select a place for a permanent place for a church and school. The writer donated a piece of his land on the eastern side next to the road, with the stipulation that if the time ever came when it was no longer used by the church or school it was to go to his heirs.
Now the next thing was what are we going to build the church out of. So each one was to solicit funds, and by the time that the second term of school was here we had the building nearly finished, that is, the outside shell up and windows was in. After we had started the school in the new building the County gave us a loan of some desks from the Bonneville school, replacing the homemade ones. Miss Mabel Anderson taught the second term with some twenty-two pupils in all eight grades. Then Miss Erma Haynes taught for two years. After her, Miss Viva Davis taught for one year, then Mill Cox and we have always had a school every year up to the present time, 1938.
At the end of her second year of teaching, Miss Haynes and Lloyd Emery decided to form a partnership of just two for a lifetime term. He was to have someone to do his cooking for him and taking care of his little boy, and she to enlist in a lifetime missionary endeaver.
Soon Miss Haynes' sister, Irene, came to visit and she and Fred Waters seemed to hit it off and decided to get married. They lived in the area for some time.
This article was given to Mel Jenkins by David Fisher's grand daughter, Grace Norris. She writes, "David and Annie Fisher had only one child, my mother Mabel, married to Ernest Waters. I am the second of eleven children born to them. David was born in 1868 so he was 59 when this story began. He died in 1958, just past 90 years of age. David was a graduate nurse and often gave emergency help in the absence of a doctor in our little community. Annie was 8 years older than David and was thin and wizened, but she worked like a man helping to clear land, make gardens and helping her daughter raise a flock of youngsters. She died in 1946 at the age of 86.
"I was seven years old when we moved to Pioneer Heights, as the community came to be called after the little church received that name. I was 14 when we moved away ar1d the place has always held a special place in my heart ... .1 am enclosing a couple of copies of old photos for your interest: one of David and Annie Fisher and one of the cross tie house that he built with very little help, for the Ernest Waters family."


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