 of it’s failed multi-billion dollar project, demonstrating how such agreements pander to the deep pockets and interests of Big Oil. Our network of Native-Indigenous Peoples rejects the investor-state clause of the TPP that further sets precedence for private corporations to ignore governmental environmental review processes and to escape financial responsibilities”
Jason Kowalski, 350.org US Policy Director, said: “Climate leadership means keeping fossil fuels in the ground, not signing trade deals that block further climate action. The TPP is a major backtrack on the climate progress the Obama administration has made, from rejecting the Keystone XL pipeline on climate grounds to implementing a coal moratorium on public lands. This toxic trade deal would misappropriate power to TransCanada and the rogue fossil fuel industry at the expense of people and planet.”
Ben Schreiber, Friends of the Earth, Climate and energy program director said: “Climate scientists have made it clear that the world must keep more than 80 percent of the world’s fossil fuels in the ground. Yet trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership would provide polluters with a new corporate bill of rights to ensure their profits. The absurdity of the Investor State Dispute Settlement system is exposed by TransCanada’s demand of more than $15 billion from the American people for protecting our air and water from their destruction.
You can view the letter here: sc.org/aZXUr
Organizations that have signed on to the report include:
350.org * Bold Nebraska * Center for Biological Diversity * Center for Food Safety *
Center for International Environmental Law * Clean Water Action * Climatetruth.org *
Community In-power & Development Association Inc. * CREDO * Dakota Rural Action *
Delaware Riverkeeper Network * Earthjustice * Earthworks * Energy Action Coalition *
FLOW (For Love of Water) * Food & Water Watch * Forest Ethics * Friends of the Earth * Grassroots Global Justice Alliance * Green America * Greenpeace * Hip Hop Caucus * Honor the Earth * Indigenous Environmental Network * Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy * Institute for Policy Studies, Climate Policy Program* Minnesota Public Interest Research Group (MPIRG) * MoveOn * Oil Change International * PeaceWorks * Physicians for Social Responsibility * Public Citizen Climate & Energy Program * Rainforest Action Network * Rising Tide North America * Science & Environmental Health Network * Sierra Club * SustainUS *
U.S. Climate Plan * Wica Agli * Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN)
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Join the DiscussionYou're right about money. GA's No 1 selling point is dirt cheap labor that can be fired at will, with  unions scarce and strongly discouraged.

Companies coming from out of the state don't care that much what color the cheap labor is.

It's when we get to politics. For the Trump/Kemp team, the POC reduction is a kind of bonus, or what they see as the silver lining.

 

Not just reopening before any other state, but making the very first thing be hair and nail salons wasn't a dog whistle, it was a dog foghorn that broke the populism sound barrier.Western Digital has made the cloud more personal with the launch of their My Cloud and My Cloud EX4 Personal Cloud solutions which gives users the opportunity to store and organize all their digital content from their own cloud and access it from any of their devices.
The WD My Cloud is technically a single-drive NAS (network attached storage) while the My Cloud EX4 is a four-bay NAS device. Equipped with Gigabit Ethernet, users need only attach the WD My Cloud or the My Cloud EX4 to their home router to begin using their personal cloud.
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Both the WD My Cloud and My Cloud EX4 are compatible with Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, OS X Mavericks, Mountain Lion, Lion, Snow Leopard, as well as DLNA/UPnP enabled devices.

 These instructions are for the open source [Oracle Terraform Kubernetes Installer](https://github.com/oracle/terraform-kubernetes-installer), which creates a Kubernetes cluster on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
 
 To recreate these results:
 
 1. Follow the instructions to create a cluster on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure [Oracle Terraform Kubernetes Installer](https://github.com/oracle/terraform-kubernetes-installer)
 2. Set up kubectl following the steps in the above REAMDE
 3. Verify the cluster using the provided ["cluster-check.sh"](https://github.com/oracle/terraform-kubernetes-installer#verifying-your-cluster) script 
 4. Clone the heptio/sonobuoy repo https://github.com/heptio/sonobuoy
 5. Edit the `examples/quickstart.yaml` and change `value: Pods should be submitted and removed` to `value: Conformance`
 6. Follow the steps in the [README](https://github.com/heptio/sonobuoy/blob/master/README.md)Five brave men share how sex as a husband is very different than sex as a bachelor.
As a marriage life coach and avid relationships reader, I think that some of the biggest mistakes we as women can (sometimes) make is 1) assuming what a man is thinking; 2) speaking for him or 3) generalizing men as a whole.
Take their views on sex, for example. Several weeks ago, Joe Budden received a fair share of social media attention for "turning down" his lady (and the mother of his one-year-old son), Cyn Santana, on the premiere episode of LHHNY: Comeback Season. If you watched it and thought that he was playing up the dramatics for the show, think again. He took not wanting to have sex a step further by doing on a phone interview on The Breakfast Club and saying — and I quote — "If I never had sex again, I'd be OK."
It sounded a little odd but that's what I like about Joe. He's an odd cat and a bit of a wild card. But then it got a little more interesting when Charlamagne Tha God (who's married) responded by casually saying, "I get it. I haven't had sex in months." In fact, the only man to seem excited about sex was DJ Envy (who is also married). He said, "I try and make it at least three a week, minimum."
Hmm. Two men who have been very open about their high libidos in the past are now in committed relationships and seemingly "good" on sex. I know. Some of y'all will probably want to naturally assume they're cheating, but I didn't get that vibe. If anything, Joe and Charlamagne simply seemed busy…and tired (kinda like what Ray J does these days when he talks about sex life after marriage; he and Charlamagne make an interesting point at the 11:25 mark here).
Here's the problem with this.  I've counseled my fair share of wives who can certainly vouch for this. Over half have told me that it's oftentimes their husbands who "have a headache," not them.
So, in the effort to allow other men to speak for themselves, I decided to ask five husbands that I personally know who were once seriously out here in these streets as single men about how their libido has shifted since marriage. For better or worse, their answers just may surprise you.
*Michael—mid 20s and married for three years.
"Married sex was like culture shock for me. When I was a single man, sex was so recreational that I didn't even think about how much my drive or even my performance would affect my partner. Now that I'm married, since my wife has such a high drive, it's not just about giving her some; it's about making sure it's just the way she wants it. Married sex has taught me how selfish I was when I was single."
*James—early 30s and married for seven years.
"I think some women feel that so long as they look good and are good in bed, we'll be sexually attracted, no matter what. Don't believe that. If there's no harmony and peace, we can instantly be unattracted, especially as we get older.  Drama-free sex is the best kind of sex."
"Drama-free sex is the best kind of sex."
*Rick—early 40s and married for close to a decade.
"When you're young, your testosterone levels are going through the roof. It's almost like you're starving for sex. Now that I'm married, I don't want it quite as