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|Quoting Bobster2 (Reply 7):
Even if hijackers got into the cockpit, they could do nothing to prevent the plane from landing at the nearest airport.
|Quoting N908AW (Reply 8):
How safe would that be!?! The military is still working on making unmanned planes that make things go boom. Transporting 300+ people and baggage plus loads and loads of cargo unmanned?
|Quoting Bond007 (Reply 9):
Remember the 707 (I think) that they crashed in the desert to test some new fuel gel. It was all remotely controlled.
|Quoting Bobster2 (Reply 11):
The remote pilots actually screwed up in that test or there was some hardware failure. They did manage to crash, anybody can do that, but they crashed in the wrong place
|Quoting Star_world (Reply 19):
Nice childish solution to that! Will you apply the same logic to all aircraft manufacturers that consider this approach? Do you refuse to ride on the unmanned monorails that you find in lots of airports?
|Quoting Dartland (Reply 5):
People are still complaining that they don't like it when a subway train moves without a human conductor (like Line 1 in the Paris Metro or the L train in NYC's subway) -- airplanes?
|Quoting Bond007 (Reply 9):
Remember the 707 (I think) that they crashed in the desert to test some new fuel gel. It was all remotely controlled.
|Quoting DeC (Reply 23):
I would never fly with a remote-controlled airplane. Computers can do a lot of things but only guided, not by themselves; they keep making all those errors and all...imagine a plane run by Microsoft and getting an 'illegal operation - shutting down' error at FL360!
|Quoting Star_world (Reply 19):
Will you apply the same logic to all aircraft manufacturers that consider this approach?
|Quoting Star_world (Reply 19):
Do you refuse to ride on the unmanned monorails that you find in lots of airports?
|Quoting HikesWithEyes (Reply 12):
It will happen eventually. Once the systems prove to reliable
|Quoting Mir (Reply 27):
Big difference between those and a plane. You can have systems in a monorail that will bring it to a stop should a computer problem occur. That's not possible in an airplane.
|Quoting N908AW (Reply 8):
I don't think so. Insurance comanies right now are having a cow about the Eclipse 500's intent to design the plane for one pilot.
|Quoting Star_world (Reply 29):
By no means am I saying that the technology is suitable today for fully automated flights
|Quoting Star_world (Reply 29):
but given that most modern aircraft already have a computer layer sitting between the pilot inputs and the flight controls themselves it's only a matter of time.
|Quoting Star_world (Reply 29):
would actually argue that delivering automation on an aircraft would be less of a challenge than other transport types - such as cars for example.
|Quoting Star_world (Reply 29):
I'm not completely insensitive to pilots' views on the subject - if my job was threatened by advances in automation I'd hardly be very enthusiastic. But technology is always going to continue to progress, whether you like it or not. I'm sure horse carriage drivers weren't too pleased with the invention of the car.
|Quoting Dartland (Reply 5):
People are still complaining that they don't like it when a subway train moves without a human conductor (like Line 1 in the Paris Metro or the L train in NYC's subway) -- airplanes?
|Quoting Avgroupie (Reply 21):
In fact wasn't it the BART system in the San Francisco Bay area that had a fully automated train ( during start up testing - no passengers ) plow through the barriers at the final stop and end up in the parking lot ?
|Quoting F.pier (Thread starter):
I perfectly know that the presence of pilots is important and I wouldn't like to have "self controlled" airplane. But in extreme cases, for example the Helios 737 which crashed besause of the pilot missing, a remote system could be useful and probabily save a lot of lives.
A simulator connected with the true airplane should give the pilots all information he/she need to safely land the airplane.
|Quoting Star_world (Reply 29):
would actually argue that delivering automation on an aircraft would be less of a challenge than other transport types - such as cars for example. The margins for error there are much smaller when the concrete barrier at the edge of the road is less than a second away.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 32):
Besides, surely it's a matter of priorities? If safety is the goal, why not start with automating cars, which are arguably the most dangerous form of travel on a seat-mile basis; as opposed to airliners, which are currently the safest?
|Quoting Planemaker (Reply 30):
People who are really worried about computers crashing should NEVER fly Airbus or E-jets (or the 787 in the future) since there is no control link between pilot and any aerodynamic control surface.
|Quoting RichardPrice (Reply 1):
It would simply open up the possibility to hijack from the ground. Any computer security can be broken
|Quoting SATX (Reply 4):
This would obviously be a double-edged sword
|Quoting Antiuser (Reply 6):
Current technology already allows it to be done
|Quoting Bobster2 (Reply 11):
If you watch the video, you can see that the plane was out of control at the end
|Quoting HikesWithEyes (Reply 12):
It will happen eventually
|Quoting MD11Engineer (Reply 16):
that a terrorist organisation might hack into the system and hijack an aircraft to crash it without ever getting near it
|Quoting Mir (Reply 27):
You can have systems in a monorail that will bring it to a stop should a computer problem occur. That's not possible in an airplane
|Quoting Star_world (Reply 29):
I would actually argue that delivering automation on an aircraft would be less of a challenge than other transport types - such as cars for example. The margins for error there are much smaller when the concrete barrier at the edge of the road is less than a second away. In addition, the environment is already highly controlled - one automated aircraft could co-exist with many other 'traditional' ones; this would not work as well with cars where the other vehicles' movement cannot be anticipated as easily.
|Quoting Superhub (Reply 31):
I believe the Dockland Light Railway in London are driverless. There is a conductor whose job is to open/close doors and to switch the key to get the train moving.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 32):
An aeroplane operates in a fluid environment in which it can (and does) move constantly up, down, and sideways as well as forward - so the designer would have to 'guess' where it might be at any one time. Aeroplanes also, of course, travel at speeds of the order of ten times those of cars. And I suppose it's worth mentioning that, unlike cars, if they 'stop', they crash.....
|Quoting Africanflyer (Reply 35):
I'm not so sure the equation is accurate. If a car simply stops on a highway that is likely to result in death. If a plane simply continues on a straight course, if nothing is noticed ahead or heading to that place, does seem the equivalent of "stopping in a safe place".
|Quoting Planemaker (Reply 33):
Autonomous flight is already a reality with the Global Hawk. And much of today's commercial flying is already automated. So it is only a matter of time before it becomes 100%
|Quoting Antiuser (Reply 6):
Pretty much all you'd need for a basic/rudimentary setup would be a series of servos and relays to control the yoke/stick, rudder, throttles and trim.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 37):
In addition, on the basis of my friend's recollection of the interior of Global Hawk, you could maybe design an automated airliner that would 'work' after a fashion. But the fuselage, like those of Global Hawk and Predator, would be so bung-full of satellite dishes, servos, transmitters, aerial arrays, relays, and the like that there wouldn't be any room left for passengers.......
|Quoting Planemaker (Reply 39):
But the navigation gear is only a very small fraction of the spy gear. The prime navigation and control system consists of only two KN-4072 INS/GPS systems.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 40):
...but I don't think the systems are anywhere near safe enough to be used even for cargo aircraft at the present time.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 40):
For example, the autopilot/autothrottle will fly a given course and profile at a given speed, but the pilots set those parameters by hand. The same goes for the ILS systems.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 40):
In addition, the pilots also constantly monitor any number of instruments and displays.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 40):
In a pilotless airliner, the ground operators would need to be able to make all those settings remotely, and also 'see' all the instruments.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 40):
That would require a huge amount of telemetry, and a large number of additional servos etc.; all of which would add cost, take up space, and add weight.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 40):
Therefore, if the object is to save money...
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 40):
...any savings on the pilots' salaries and overheads would be negated as soon as the lost space and extra weight required even a single row of passengers to be left behind.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 40):
That's without taking into account the much increased capital and revenue costs of installing and servicing all the extra equipment (and of course paying all the ground controllers).
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 40):
had human pilots not been at the controls, serious accidents would probably have occurred;
|Quoting Planemaker (Reply 41):
And "present time" is the key word. I have always said in 20, 25 or 30 years from now.
|Quoting Planemaker (Reply 41):
Pilot error is the number one cause of accidents/incidents.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 42):
Must admit that I had a chuckle at that – remembering an economics lecturer who told me that we would cease to be dependent on fossil fuels within a similar timescale. That was a shade more than 30 years ago….
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 42):
I'd accept your point that miniaturization of telemetry etc. has come a long way – but they'd have to find room for a satellite dish (maybe three, to provide 'redundancy) and the motors to drive them.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 42):
And if, as with Predator, each ground controller was set up in a full cockpit replica and provided with TV coverage of key views, all the instruments and panel displays would have to be available to them.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 42):
With respect, that's a bit of an over-simplification. Almost all accidents happen because of a combination of factors (called a 'cascade' by professional investigators). The primary cause of accidents is usually found to have been 'pilot error' in about 50% of cases.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 42):
Generally the economics of any such exercise appear to be screwy to me. The most you could save per aeroplane would appear to be the salaries and overheads of two pilots, and say 500 pounds of weight.
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 42):
potential accidents which are avoided by alert and skilful piloting.
|Quoting VirginFlyer (Reply 44):
Now, a remotely piloted aircraft, in my opinion, makes absolutely no sense for passenger aircraft. You still have to employ pilots, and they would still be bound by the same restrictions on duty time etc.
|Quoting VirginFlyer (Reply 44):
An accident which leaps to mind straight away is United 232, the DC-10 which had a catastrophic failure of #2 (tail mounted) engine, and subsequently lost hydraulic power. The aircraft was only able to be brought back because of some lateral thinking by the pilots, who used the thrust settings on #1 and #3 engines to control the aircraft.
|Quoting VirginFlyer (Reply 44):
Computers as we know them today do not possess the capability to make lateral thinking decisions like this
|Quoting NAV20 (Reply 42):
Other causes that frequently arise, and are sometimes found to be the primary causes, are weather, mechanical or structural failure, air traffic control mistakes, systems malfunctions,
|Quoting Bond007 (Reply 45):
One person could monitor many aircraft in cruise flight, and other available for individual control if a problem occurs.
|Quoting Bond007 (Reply 45):
NASA and others have developed systems to control the aircraft with engine thrust only
|Quoting Bond007 (Reply 45):
Contrary to what some might think, 'seat of the pants' flying often doesn't work. That's why the first thing they teach you in instrument training is 'believe the instruments'.
|Quoting Bond007 (Reply 45):
Remember what airline pilots do at EVERY step of the flight, including emergencies - they read a checklist and do what it says ... little more than a simple computer program
|Quoting VirginFlyer (Reply 44):
The other school of thought obviously is the completely autonomous aircraft. This obviously does remove the pilot completely, with the resultant cost savings.
|Quoting VirginFlyer (Reply 46):
Can you imagine the outcry against the FAA (or any other regulator) if an aircraft were to crash because there were not enough 'operators' at the ground station to deal with simultaneous emergencies on multiple aircraft. It is an unlikely situation, but still entirely possible.
|Quoting VirginFlyer (Reply 46):
If the pilot goes through all the checklists, and still can't solve the problem, he can still fall back on his experience and knowledge, and not just the programmed guidelines, in an attempt to find solution - again, the United 232 scenario.
|Quoting Planemaker (Reply 47):
But just how experienced or knowledgeable is the pilot? Using the United 232 scenario, the plane would have been totally destroyed if it weren't for UAL senior training pilot and DC-10 expert Dennis E. Fitch, who was fortunately travelling as a passenger. I read that in subsequent reconstructions of the flight in simulators, no pilot of any seniority had succeeded in reproducing Fitch's achievement of maneuvering the aircraft as far as the runway.
|Quoting Planemaker (Reply 47):
At the end of the day, it will be a financial decision.
|Quoting VirginFlyer (Reply 46):
That's a very good point, and one which I'd like to expand on. If the computer goes through all its checklists, and still can't solve the problem, then it doesn't have anything else to fall back on, and the plane crashes. If the pilot goes through all the checklists, and still can't solve the problem, he can still fall back on his experience and knowledge
|Quoting VirginFlyer (Reply 46):
What I am saying is that an aircraft should use both computers and humans to achieve the best possible outcome. We have two resources with differing abilities (and differing strengths and weaknesses) available to us.
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If the Fuel Café were to have a house band, it would be Wrecker.
This three-grrrl posse celebrates and trashes the merits of punk rock with a cranky-loud, fun sound steeped in heavy bass and speedy drums. Just as it says in their press kit, Wrecker is indeed "a welcome departure from the wimpy-ass sounds of the college train to successville."
Recently, the band -- made up of self-taught musicians Carolina Pfister, Jessi Knopf and Jenny Kilken -- signed with Latest Flame Records, a new, independent record label in Milwaukee. This weekend, they will perform a benefit show for the label with three other bands, Troubled Hubble, the Response and Speak to Sway.
Pfister, a visiting Brazilian film student, started the band with Knopf two years ago. Later, they talked Kilken into joining the band, after Mistreaters' drummer Christian left the group. Today, the three lively rockers live in Cudahy and are friends as well as bandmates.
Wrecker has toured from the Midwest to the West Coast and has performed at the popular, prestigious Ladyfest music festivals in both Michigan and New York. They have also played locally at The Cactus Club, Onopa Brewing Company, The Riverwest Commons and The Globe.
Between rounds of jumping jacks, Wrecker answered OMC's questions with the same sass and sincerity that make this band a success.
OMC: Why do you play the instruments you play?
Carolina (bass): Years ago, in another country, in another band, a bass player quit on us, so I picked it up.
Jessi (guitar): I picked it up when I was 16. Why do we do a lot of things when we are 16?
Jenny (drums): After watching many amazing bands with kick-ass drummers, I thought I would give it a try. I had a couple of amazing drummer friends that really inspired me and I felt as if I needed to move some energy within me. Basically, I think I needed to hit something and I thought drums would be better than just getting in bar fights all the time.
OMC: Where do you practice? Any practice rituals?
Carolina: By the train tracks ( on the wrong side!)
Jessi: (Rituals?) Jumping jacks.
OMC: How would you describe your music?
Carolina : Rock. But to be more specific, how about the Spice Girls meet Celtic Frost.
Jessi : Or bass, heavy-mall rock.
Carolina: Or sociable, intelligent, inventive, romantic and easy to live with. Yeah, that's it.
Jenny: OK. How about just rock.
OMC: What bands inspire you the most, both locally and nationally/internationally?
(All of our friends bands locally and nationally/internationally inspire us for various reasons. Kudos to them all! Also...)
Jessi: Zeppelin, Nirvana, Sonic Youth, Sabbath, Pixies, Lemonheads, Joan Jett, Guns -N- Roses, Melvins, Prince, Devo, Madonna, Milli Vanilli.
Carolina: Motorhead, Zeppelin, Chico Buarque, Minor Threat, Plebe Rude, Descendents, Sunny Day, Sabbath, Sun Ra, Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel, Joan Jett, Bikini Kill, L7, The Who, Los Crudos, Spitboy, 7 Seconds, The Cure, X-ray Specs, Devo, Bjork , Cyndi Lauper, Les Ethiopiques, Dinnosaur Junior, Sonic Youth, Missy Elliot, etc.
Jenny: Articles of Faith, Unsane, Meatjack, Slayer, Sonic Youth, Killing Joke, Joy Division, Peter Hammill, PJ Harvey, Jeff Buckley, The Who, Heart, Johnny Rivers, Joni Mitchell, Al Green, Run DMC, Sugarhill Gang ... Too many others to list.
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-The Inspection Act - Dear Whig; The act of the Hon. Mr. Smith, now before the House of Commons, requires that after April 1st, 1875, all vessels on the inland lakes and rivers above 80 tons shall be sailed, under a heavy penalty, only by a master holding a certificate as to competency and service from an examining board; and every vessel of 150 tons and over is to be commanded by a certified master, assisted by a mate holding a master's certificate as to ability to manage a vessel. The intent of the law is very good, inasmuch as it aims to better secure the safety of the lives of crews and of shippers' cargoes from the accidents attendant on incompetent and reckless sailing, for section 12 declares that any master may have his certificate suspended for any wrongful act or loose, careless handling of his craft. But its operations will be severely felt by the Canadian marine on the lakes, as it will greatly reduce the number of available commanders of vessels, and lead to men being employed who are not nearly so acceptable to the owners as others who are excluded from service because they have not found it convenient to attend the examinations and obtain certificates. It is a fact that more than one engineer is employed on steamers running from Kingston to the disgust of his employers because they are the only available certificate men, though young engineers who have not quite served their time, but who would be cheerfully and confidently engaged at a higher figure than those holding the Government license, have to be passed over. The Board of Engineers has its relatives and its favorites, whom it advances, and a Board of Examining Sailing Masters may have its ring, and accept and reject new applicants for certificates at its will. In striving to protect vessel property and cargoes in transition, let us hope that we are not paying too dear for our whistle.
Again, the law is oppressive on firms like Messrs. Calvin & Breck, of Garden Island, who sail their own vessels and carry only their own cargoes, who are their own underwriters for vessels and cargoes. The risks are all their own, and no outsider - shipper, consignee or insurance agent - has a risk or interest in the management of the boats. At least a provision should be made in the act by which owners transporting their own property, altogether at their own risk, be exempted from the restrictions of its provisions.
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Horse Racing-Debutant Beggy rides outsider Wings of Eagles to Derby win
June 3 (Reuters) - Wings of Eagles, the 40-1 long shot, won the Epsom Derby on Saturday, coming from deep to beat favourites Cliffs of Moher and Cracksman in a thrilling race.
The Aidan O'Brien trained horse, ridden by Padraig Beggy in his first Derby, is the son of 2011 Derby winner Pour Moi.
Douglas Macarthur led for long stretches before Cliffs of Moher (5-1), ridden by Ryan Moore, and Frankie Dettori on the 7-2 favourite Cracksman made their move.
But with those two battling it out, Beggy showed no signs of debutant nerves as he powered Wings of Eagles to victory on the outside.
"I had a great feeling going down," said Beggy, "I probably pulled a little hard, but I got there at just the right time.
"I said I'd follow Ryan (Moore) as it was probably the best horse in the race.I said if I get a run I'll win. Ryan had gone..I don't get to sit on too many beasts like this, so I'm going to enjoy it," he added.
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The plan, Coun. Jaye Robinson said Wednesday, will be based on Vision Zero — an international movement aimed at eliminating road deaths.
Vision Zero was pioneered in Sweden in 1997. It's credited with reducing traffic fatalities in the country by nearly 40 per cent, and has since been adopted across the world, including cities like New York, Los Angeles and Chicago.
A key plank of Vision Zero is that roads and traffic systems should be designed to save lives, even if that means inconveniencing drivers.
That may be a tall order for Toronto, where political will remains skewed toward cars. For example, Robinson's comments were followed Wednesday by a lengthy address from Mayor John Tory about relieving traffic congestion.
"We have to balance competing priorities on our roads," Robinson said. "But safety has to be number one."
Pedestrian and cycling advocates have spent years pushing the city to adopt an official Vision Zero policy. Those cries were renewed this week after 2015 closed as the worst year for traffic fatalities in more than a decade. One pedestrian has been killed so far this year and another was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after being hit by a truck.
For Walk Toronto's Dylan Reid, a genuine Vision Zero policy would include a "fully funded, systematic strategy" to improve infrastructure and dangerous intersections, as well as public education campaigns "that target drivers specifically" and speed reductions on major roads.
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Robinson was hesitant to say which Vision Zero principles the new road plan will incorporate.
"The strategy in Sweden was to strive to eliminate traffic fatalities and we're going to philosophically take that approach," she said.
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Skysports.com understands Exeter City have rejected an offer from Norwich City for their captain Danny Seaborne.
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Hi there,
I am an affiliate for a store that, apparently, uses the Yahoo! Store interface to run orders, track affiliates, etc.
My question is about Stats. There are two graphs on the Store.yahoo.com Affiliate interface .. one is for "Visits" ... the other for "Revenue"
My question is ... I don't see any for "Commission" ... so am I to assume that I just take 10% of the "Revenue" to calculate my commission? Or, is the "Revenue" actually the "Commission" ?
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Some merchants choose to show the calculation, others don't. Some show transaction name and date and amount, other stores do not show anything. It's what ever the store wants you to see... Either way it tracks...
August 7th, 2005, 06:08 PM #3Originally Posted by Jason PG
You (and I) wish that the revenue was actually the commission amount, but it is not. You will see this sentence under the second graph:
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GRAFTON — Red Hawk Park's progress continues as contractors and the city's parks committee work toward finishing the project in 60 days.
The Grafton Hills subdivision public park's recently installed sign boasts the park's name, chosen to honor the Grafton Elementary School mascot. The park's new basketball court was blacktopped Tuesday and will be usable in three weeks through the end of the year.
"We'll wait and stripe it next spring. They suggested sealing it before painting," Alderman Jerry Bauersachs said Tuesday.
Soccer goals arrived but are not installed yet, but once set up will be out until Christmastime; the equipment will be stored during winter. Looking at the park from Grafton Hills Drive, the basketball court is behind its pavilion to the north side, with the soccer field behind the pavilion's opposite side.
The contractor will begin installation of permanent restrooms, ADA-compliant parking and sidewalks in about three weeks.
"Before the end of December, it should all be done. Everything is on target right now," said Bauersachs, who's the chair of the city's parks committee.
A few items such as the basketball backboard and playground equipment will arrive in the coming weeks, but at contractors' recommendations, will be installed in the spring. Next week, workers will begin moving dirt where the one-piece restroom unit will be installed on its foundation.
The park project sparked controversy among Grafton residents over the amount of expenditure for the project, but Bauersachs said work, such as sidewalk installation, was already budgeted and a large portion of money is from tax increment financing funds left unspent from the city's last fiscal year. The committee has a plan for a park border, which will somewhat enclose the 220-feet by 420-feet of green space.
Committee members went to Bunker Hill's Walmart last Saturday and picked out 26 trees, some of which will provide the border, to be planted a few days before Thanksgiving. Among the tree species chosen are hard maple and arborvitae, which are tall screening trees. Some white pines also will be planted, which were inexpensive and also good barrier trees, Bauersachs noted.
In all, the park improvements estimated expenditure is about $100,000. More than half the project's money — about $70,000 — is coming from TIF funds. The rest is through approval of a supplemental appropriations budget by the city council. Bauersachs has explained there is money budgeted for the improvements but not enough to have paid for the Americans with Disabilities Act upgrades, of which plans are required for those upgrades in Illinois.
The park plan includes one Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant parking space and one standard parking space. Grafton Elementary School will provide more parking as needed at the city park.
Bauersachs explained that in addition to the $1.2 million in TIF funds the city receives this fiscal year, there still is $700,000 from TIF remaining from the last fiscal year.
Some residents asked why not use the money to improve sidewalks, city streets, storm sewers or other TIF-approved infrastructure. Sidewalks currently have $25,000 budgeted from TIF and $3,000 from motor fuel tax funds; streets and alleys have $250,000 budgeted from TIF; and storm sewers have $150,000 budgeted from TIF, Bauersachs noted.
"If the city of Grafton doesn't spend the money, at the end of TIF in three years, we have to give it back to the taxing bodies — not the taxpayer," he has said previously. "And it's not that we don't want to, but we have projects where we can use that TIF money."
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Senator Bob Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, on Wednesday, joined members of the Senate in voting to confirm Rex Tillerson to be Secretary of State.
The Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, fuelled by Mr Trump's recent actions including his controversial executive order on immigration, has announced his opposition to most of Mr Trump's cabinet picks, including Mr Tillerson and attorney general nominee Senator Jeff Sessions. Marco Rubio (R., Fla.) signaled his support for Tillerson. A cloture vote, created to prevent filibustering, only requires a simply majority of 51 votes.
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"Putting a company's interest before American interest is inexcusable and a disqualifying characteristic for America's next secretary of State", Donnelly said.
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Yesterday my dad helped me transfer a lovely dresser that my mom's dad had built for my uncle probably 50 years ago. Because it was hand-made and therefore the drawers could not be interchanged, each drawer had someone's (Papa's, probably) handwritten instruction as to which chest the drawer belonged (he had built three identical) and in which order it belonged. "Philip #2."
I liked that Papa could speak to me across time, though he never meant it like that and I am imbuing a sentimentality entirely inappropriate both for my relationship with him (there was not much of one) and the actual sentiment expressed. It was only telling me which drawer went where, after all, not some life guidance from the grave ("Marry for love!").
I hate that word (grave.) I don't like to think about things like that, probably because I do it way too much. I combat these thoughts with hobbies and frivolties about decorating or crafting, and I realize even as I write this that I don't really believe that those things are totally frivolous. Despite the fairly communist aesthetic I maintained for most of my life (that anything decorative was a waste of money and time), I have come to feel the opposite. Beauty isn't wasteful and materialistic (well, I guess it can be in extremes); it uplifts people's spirits and imbues the ordinary with a sense of . . . . well, happiness, I guess. It is just the way we humans respond. And now that I have children of my own and carry around this heavy sense that I am responsible for creating their little universe of childhood, I want all of that weather to be perfect. I want to make each event special, each day happy and light, so these color choices and flowers and meals and special little birthday signs or plates, they all matter. Maybe too much, I will one day look back and see. But I am working in my here and now and this is what my sense of things tells me to do.
But regardless of the fact that the dresser was made by a man I didn't know all that well and whose handwritten numerical ordering splashes me with a dose of sentimentality that is silly, I take a sense of happiness in knowing that little Porter has a dresser that was made by his great-grandfather and that people can be connected and remembered in these small ways far beyond what they ever would have imagined for things done for an entirely different purpose. Just like my flowers or birthday plate or whatever.
Which, I totally realize, is all the more reason for me to eliminate yelling and anger from the sounds of this little world I am trying to create for the boys. Yes, I suppose cutting out the yelling should take precedence, but we do what we can, right?
I often have compared my sentiments about Updike with those for Papa. I think that in the end, and for different reasons entirely, I miss them in rather the same way.
Missy asked us all to choose our favorite Updike poem to share and though I only read it for the first time today, I do think it is my favorite. It is one of those that heightens my sense of loss that his heartbeat isn't part of the massive throng down here. Sometimes I read things and think that writing is within my grasp, with enough work and time and effort. But every time I read Updike, I see that real writing is impossibly beyond me.
One size fits all. The shape or coloration
of the god or high heaven matters less
than that there is one, somehow, somewhere, hearing
the hasty prayer and chalking up the mite
the widow brings tot eh temple, A child
alone with horrid verities cries out
for there to be a limit, a warm wall
whose stones give back an answer, however faint.
Strange, the extravagance of it--who needs
those eighteen-armed black Kalis, those musty saints
whose bones and bleeding wounds appall good taste,
those joss sticks, houris, gilded Buddhas, books
Moroni etched in tedious detail?
We do; we need more worlds. This one will fail.
9 comments:
- Mer Swift said...
Loved reading this. Love your writing. xo
- Ashley said...
Real writing is NOT beyond you--hello "his heartbeat isn't part of the massive throng . . . ."
Totally agree about the importance of decorating/birthday plates--in moderation--and I'm right with you on the anger. (Max's favorite line these days is "I'm scared of Mommy.")
I'm just impressed that you get beyond it all to the finer things in life like John Updike. I loved this post because it (beautiful poetry) reminded me of college--which is pretty sad!
Also, don't fear the reaper!
- Jenny said...
I so enjoyed this essay, Alexandra, and completely agree with you about finding happiness and meaning in the small, "frivolous" things.
I do not exaggerate when I say you are the most eloquent and thoughtful writer that I know in real life. Plus, you make delicious chicken taco soup!
- Sarah said...
You might not feel like you're on the same level as John Updike, but I love your writing just as much. I always feel uplifted by your words.
I also hope I am leaving more of a legacy than just yelling...I feel my boys have broken me and it's hard to go back. We need creative projects and things to keep sane I think. That's really nice that you have a dresser made by your grandfather for your boys. What a treasure!
- Ie Li said...
Alexandra, I have been thinking about you! How is your new home? I want to see it.
I also believe that creating beauty for our family is a spiritual and worthy matter.
- Tara, Doug, Isaac, and Lucy said...
What?! You have a new home and you haven't posted about the experience of moving?! Of being in a new space? I would fire you, but I liked your post and I'm inspired to read more John Updike.
- alexandra said...
Tara, I know! You are right! I didnt even blog about Christmas. I want to do a good job on memorializing the big things that i don't do anything at all (which I learned in a recent podcast on procrastination is really just an excuse for laziness dressed up as perfectionism). Maybe later tonight, when I get the photos loaded on the computer. I actually took some to commemorate our beginnings in our home!
- Eliza said...
I personally love your earnest, funny, honest, articulate writing! Was so glad to see you had blogged again. :)
Also. I agree about the need to create beauty around us and I think that even if you are the one who most enjoys the beauty for itself, well as my sister says, "Happy wife, happy life." (see also: "if mama ain't happy ain't nobody happy") Somehow living in a pleasant, pretty environment makes me want to be more of a pleasant, pretty person.
Matt is quick to point out to me however that pictures or curtains or a clean floor mean nothing if I am yelling at the kids, so there needs to be balance. It's true. Sometimes it seems like I can have more control over throw pillows than I can over my temper. Kind of a terrible thing to admit.
Have you read To Hell with All That by Caitlin Flanagan? It's basically about housewifery (is that a word?)/homemaking. I don't love all of it--for instance, she was a stay-at-home mom WITH a nanny, how am I supposed to relate??--but I was glad I stuck it through because she wraps it all up very nicely and it really hit home with me.
Also, she does very effectively address how "homemaking" a la Martha Stewart has replaced "homemaking" a la a mother who knows how to best really make a home (that is, one that is clean, inviting, calm, etc.) and not just with bows or appetizers or what have you. Theo was a baby when I read it...I'd like to pull it out again and see what I think now. You might enjoy it. Along the same lines I also enjoyed Home Comforts (much of which needs to be taken with a grain of salt because that author is slightly crazy when it comes to cleaning routines).
- Eliza said...
BTW one thing I am terrible at which I would like to improve at for my kids' sake, is holiday traditions. I keep telling myself that by the time Theo is in elementary school maybe I will have gotten the hang of it. My mom was so great with decorating and traditions and stuff (for literally every holiday) and I, well, am really really not.


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If convicted of corruption, Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich would make the fourth Illinois Governor to go to prison in the past 45 years.
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Dan Walker, a Democrat who was governor from 1973 to 1977, served time for bank fraud, misapplication of funds and perjury. The charges were not related to his service as governor.
[ George Ryan, a Republican who was governor from 1999 to 2003, was convicted of corruption in 2006 for steering state contracts and leases to political insiders while he was Illinois' secretary of state and then governor. He's serving a 6 1/2-year prison term.


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Google IO 2016 was packed with a great load of goodies for both developers and consumers. It included a log of new stuff along with the much required updates to various services and products. Are you a developer? Then, there is a lot of stuff to grab your attention.
Starting with Android, Google announced the launch of the beta preview of its upcoming version of the OS, Android N. The beta can be downloaded at the developers website of android and you can start testing your apps right now. The factory images for the supported Nexus devices will also be live soon. Wait, the preview has something more.
Google has borrowed a much-awaited feature from its own Chrome OS, Seamless Updates. Starting from Android N, users can update their OS in the background and so each time the phone restarts, it boots up with a new modified system image. This feature might be the Google's answer to the OS fragmentation. It's not long to see the majority of Android phone running the latest version of the OS as seen in Apple's iOS.
Another feature to be excited about is the VR mode. The update brings performance improvements to render videos and uses smooth head-tracking, stereo notifications, and low latency graphics to make it easy for developers to incorporate VR into their apps.
Google says the team "worked at all levels of the Android stack in N — from how the operating system reads sensor data to how it sends pixels to the display — to make it especially built to provide high quality mobile VR experiences."
Android Studio 2.2
Studio comes with a new Layout Editor and Inspector, Firebase Plugin, Test Recorder, APK Analyzer and more. The update is aimed at upcoming markets to showcase their innovative ideas. The Layout editor lets you drag and drop widgets from the palette to the design surface or the component tree view of your app and offers a blueprint mode to inspect the spacing and arrangement of your layout, a Properties panel for quick widget edits, and an UI builder for editing menu and system preference files.
The layout manager allows you to create dynamic user interfaces without nesting multiple layouts. Google also updates firebase with a lot more features and all of them are coming to Android right away with an updated plugin in Android Studio. If you're using the Android NDK to compile code in other languages to Android other than Java, you can now build CMake and NDK-Build Android app projects by pointing Gradle at your existing build files.
Java support has improved in the IDE, enabling to port existing apps to Java 8. Testing is taken to the next level, with Espresso tests and recording and playback locally or even in Firebase Test Lab.
Instant Apps
The concept behind instant apps is that the users need not download the entire app to their device. Instead, they have only the necessary bits on their phone ans then the user visits a URL to open the app. This reduces huge package installations on the device, especially of rarely used apps.
"It's the same Android APIs, the same source code, the same project," -Android Instant Apps product management director
Instant apps work from Android Jelly Bean and up, saving a lot of space in the phone of existing users [Lookout feature for users]. Instant Apps are also compatible with Android app links, that makes existing links to launch Instant Apps.
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Google also announced the launch of the processing units that power the Alpha Go, the AI-powered Go player which bet the top-ranked human player recently. Named tensor processing units (TPUs), these units are aimed to enable developers to use the Google's hardware stack to work on TensorFlow and Cloud Machine Learning projects.
These processors also work inside the Google epic Search Engine and Google's Street View.
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Google also updates its Play Store with features like App Discovery and Beta Tests, Early Access to Apps, App Collections, Pre-Launch Report, App's Rating Distribution, Reviews API, Round prices for local conventions, User Acquisition performance report, Local Apps section and Faster Compression for Updates.
The Firebase team has put forth a completely revamped platform, that not only serves as a backend for apps but become a complete app solution. The new website explains it all beautifully.
Features include Firebase Analytics, AdWords and AdMob integration, App Indexing, Remote Config, Crash Reporting, Cloud Messaging, Test Lab, and Firebase Storage. Earlier this year, Parse was discontinued by Facebook and now Google is trying to fill that space with Firebase. With all the features that are included, it definitely is a good choice for developers.
Firebase now also incorporates Test Lab which is the result of Google's acquisition of Appurify. There are new APIs for Google Slides, Sheets and Google Classroom Coursework making them more accessible to the users.
Well, this year is big for Google as it aims to increase Android adoptions, VR platform and even Firebase.


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"Gaydar" might be more of a real thing than a not-real thing, says science. Apparently people have the ability to "judge with surprising accuracy," the gayocity of a person just by looking at their face. Personally, I was hoping for gaydar that was actually a tangible electrical gadget, but if I already have the latent ability in my brain then that's pretty cool, I guess. I mean, it's free.
The University of Washington study showed that people can make "snap judgments" about the sexual orientations of others based on "individual facial features and from the way those features fit together." The snap judgments are right about 64% of the time; it's not infallible, but in a binary system, surpassing 50% is noteworthy. And yes, while I'm aware human sexuality is not binary, the study simply had people picking between gay and straight. Oh science, you so crazy!
Sexual-orientation prediction wasn't hampered by the use of black and white pictures, removing the subject's hair (the subject in the picture, not the person doing the judging), or flipping the image upside down. Regardless of alterations, people were able to do "better than chance" at picking out a sexual orientation from just a face.
Researchers say that people might make quick decisions about sexual orientation without even thinking about it, akin to how we deal with the gender of others. This brings us one step closer to our awareness that we all have Robocop-like HUDs that can identify sexuality, gender, race, occupation, and favorite deli meat just by looking at someone. Did you know that all Hispanic lesbian pharmacists like honeyed ham?


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Where else can you get a billy bookcase, a new couch, and a 75 cent hot dog and a cinnamon bun? People love IKEA. It seems as much for the food as for the furniture!
Last year, the food section alone raked in around $1.8 billion in sales.
There are actually reports that 30% of the IKEA customers who eat at the in-store restaurants come just for the food, which is why the company has actually tested out some pop-up restaurants!
|Swedish meatballs| Coming all the way to visit the world's largest Ikea store, I had to try the famous Swedish meatballs in that store. Honestly, I thought that the presentation of the food was a lot better in that store than I remembered 😂 Yummy meatballs and gravy as always, with lovely roasted potatoes, peas, and the obligatory lingonberry sauce 😍😍 This is sooo yummy, and a great comfort food on a chilly day ❄ 📍Ikea Restaurant, Stockholm 🇸🇪 . . . #food #foodie #igfood #foodblog #meatballs #gravy #lingonberries #yummy #delicious #ikea #ikeafood #stockholm #largest #comfortfood #sogood
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A SHEFFIELD bookworm whose love of reading helped him cope with bullying he suffered due to his autism hopes to inspire others after having his debut novel published.
Growing up, the school library was a sanctuary for Jamie Woodhead, as his difficulty with social situations made him an easy target for playground taunts.
He was also plagued by health issues which had begun when he was born - as a baby, he suffered heart problems which meant he effectively 'died' seven times and had to be resuscitated by doctors.
It was not until he was aged 15 that Jamie was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome.
The 23-year-old, of Parson Cross, said: "I'd had it all my life and no-one realised.
"School wasn't easy. When I got teased I would think it was malicious. People would sit and prod me, but I'd get into trouble when I responded.
"The library was my favourite place. I'd sit there and read and lose myself in a world.
"Doctors said I almost developed a cure for elements of my autism by reading so much. It was my way of coping."
The unemployed charity shop volunteer came up with the idea for his novel - The Reaper - while studying at Hillsborough College.
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Jamie, who lives with girlfriend Emma Clarke, sent some chapters to Oaklight Publishing, which agreed to publish it.
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Birthdays is exactly what it says. It is your Birth Day. Only family and friends tend to celebrate your birthday because it is a celebration of your life and the day you were born.
For example, I celebrate my children's birthdays because I am blessed to have them in my life, and I do not just celebrate it because it was the day they arrived to me but because I have spent another year with them.
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Now that's a more in depth answer.
I go along with a minimal "celebration" of mine for one reason: Because I want to celebrate other people's, particularly my children's. Sometimes, too, once people's mothers are gone their relatives celebrate their birthdays since their mother isn't around to put together a celebration.
The days that each of my three children came into this world were days that changed my life and added so much to it. While I had two of my kids myself, I wasn't even aware that my eldest son was being born on the day he came into the world. Still, his coming into the world would bring so much to my life, change it, contribute to my own growing over the years - just as with the day that my two younger kids were born. So, particularly for mothers/fathers, the day is one to celebrate.
Also, though, and aside from that; it's just kind of a nice thing to do, to give someone "their special day" and have their family members and/or friends do something nice for them.
A whole lot of adults that I know, including myself, don't care about their own birthdays; but if you're going to be a "troll" about your own birthday you can't expect those whose birthdays you do sincerely want to celebrate to overcome their own "non-self-centeredness" and go along with the celebration you want to have.
Besides, it's a tradition and it's just kind of nice. If we didn't celebrate things here and there, every day and week and month and year would all be the same. Doing something nice just because we're people, and even the most reserved of us are usually fairly "social" creatures; traditions and little social events can be a more important part of life than one might think.
And on a more somber note, the more of life we see, the more we realize that we can't take for granted each birthday that passes. And so, when all is said and done, maybe we celebrate birthdays because being alive is, in fact, something to celebrate.
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Being alive is something to celebrate! Great answer. Thank you for your input.
Why not? Doesn't need to have a point. It's a good excuse for a party.
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If you have to answer it with why not then you must not have a reason other than just because.


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