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June 3, 2010 by Georgia Watch 1 0 0
By Danny Orrock
The 2010 Georgia General Assembly, which wrapped up in late April, was the longest session that anyone can remember. During the session Georgia Watch monitored and spoke out on a number of different bills affecting consumers, including legislation on civil justice, ethics, flood plain notifications, lending, nonprofit hospitals, and utilities, to name a few.
Below we highlight several key bills that Georgia Watch worked on in 2010.
PSC Expert Compensation (HB 1233)
To save money in a shrinking state budget, this year the legislature cut funding for expert testimony at the Public Service Commission (PSC). Experts are hired by PSC staff to testify on proposed rate increases to power and gas bills.
In order to ensure that experts would still be available, Rep John Lunsford (R-McDonough) introduced HB 1233, which would require utilities to pay for the experts that the PSC staff selects. The utilities could then bill their customers for the same amount, which would add up to a few pennies a year.
However, one type of expert was specifically left out of the bill. Rate design experts, who offer opinions on how to allocate rates across different classes of customers, were left out of the new compensation scheme at the request of a manufacturing association, which often tries to cut deals with utilities to shift the burden of cost increases onto families and small businesses.
Georgia Watch objected, and had the bill amended in committee to ensure that all experts would have a sustainable source of funding.
The bill passed and has been signed by the governor.
Mortgage Reform (SB 57)
Since fall 2008, Georgia has had more bank failures than any other state in the nation. Our state ranks consistently in the top ten for foreclosures, and between one-third and one-half of all mortgages in Georgia are underwater, meaning the borrower owes more on their loan than the home is worth.
Although legislators were well aware of these symptoms in Georgia's home lending market, they did nothing to address the problems. For the second year in a row, legislators let SB 57 die in the House Rules Committee. This bill, sponsored by Sen. Bill Hamrick (R-Carrollton), would have put safeguards in place to protect borrowers, investors, and communities from foreclosure and the riskiest of loans.
Most of the protections in the bill would have applied to subprime loans only, which have gone into default in large numbers, leading to a foreclosure crisis and an overall economic slide across the country. Measures such as banning mortgage broker kickbacks, prohibiting prepayment penalties, and requiring that a lender verify that a borrower has the ability to repay a subprime loan would be a narrow approach to solving a big problem.
These ideas were massaged for weeks in the House Judiciary Committee, and eventually weakened before moving on to the Rules Committee. However, the bill never moved out of Rules and onto the floor. The sponsor, Sen. Hamrick, never even asked for a floor vote.
Comprehensive Telecom Reform (HB 168)
HB 168 makes comprehensive changes to fee structures between telephone companies and the Universal Access Fund. This year, when the bill got over to the Senate, a provision was added to take away the authority of the PSC to handle consumer complaints related to phone service. This authority led to the PSC refunding $145,000 to aggrieved customers in 2009.
Georgia Watch went public with opposition to the provision, and Governor Perdue threatened to veto any bill that took away the PSC's authority over phone service complaints. The authority was restored in the final version of HB 168, which passed and was signed by the governor.


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Bonding in diatomic C2, a carbon-carbon quadruple bond?
Carbon is well known to form single, double, and triple $\ce{C-C}$ bonds in compounds. There is a recent report (2012) that carbon forms a quadruple bond in diatomic carbon, $\ce{C2}$. The excerpt below is taken from that report. The fourth bond seems pretty odd to me.
$\ce{C2}$ and its isoelectronic molecules $\ce{CN+}$, BN and $\ce{CB-}$ (each having eight valence electrons) are bound by a quadruple bond. The bonding comprises not only one σ- and two π-bonds, but also one weak 'inverted' bond, which can be characterized by the interaction of electrons in two outwardly pointing sp hybrid orbitals.
According to Shaik, the existence of the fourth bond in $\ce{C2}$ suggests that it is not really diradical...
If $\ce{C2}$ were a diradical it would immediately form higher clusters. I think the fact that you can isolate $\ce{C2}$ tells you it has a barrier, small as it may be, to prevent that.
Molecular orbital theory for dicarbon, on the other hand, predicts a C-C double bond in $\ce{C2}$ with 2 pairs of electrons in $\pi$ bonding orbitals and a bond order of two. "The bond dissociation energies (BDE) of $\ce{B2, C2}$, and $\ce{N2}$ show increasing BDE consistent with single, double, and triple bonds." (Ref) So this model of the $\ce{C2}$ molecule seems quite reasonable.
My questions, since this is most definitely not my area of expertise:
Is dicarbon found naturally in any quantity and how stable is it? Is it easy to make in the lab? (The Wikipedia article reports it in stellar atmospheres, electric arcs, etc.)
Is there good evidence for the presence of a quadruple bond in $\ce{C2}$ that wouldn't be equally well explained by double bonding?
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$\begingroup$ You may be interested in this blog post by Rzepa on the $\ce{CN+}$ cation, which putatively contains a $\ce{CN}$ quadruple bond and is isoelectronic with $\ce{C2}$ $\endgroup$ – Richard Terrett Jun 5 '12 at 2:56
$\begingroup$ @Richard Terrett Thanks for the reference...it's one I hadn't found. So, the quadruple bond is plausible from a calculation stand point (if I'm reading that right). Is there experimental evidence that could/would support one view or the other? As I said, I'm "a bit" out of my field here. $\endgroup$ – Janice DelMar Jun 5 '12 at 5:39
$\begingroup$ There is an example that C might have quadruple bonds with U $\endgroup$ – user378 Jun 29 '12 at 21:06
$\begingroup$ @JaniceDelMar There is no evidence, and there never will be. The C2 molecule looks like any other homodiatomic: two fluffy balls of electron density pushed together. Where are the four ropes in that picture? $\endgroup$ – Eric Brown May 4 '13 at 6:31
$\begingroup$ It would not necessarily form higher clusters, because maybe 2 C-C -> C-C-C-C is an endothermic reaction. The product, too, is a diradical! It's a non-explanation. $\endgroup$ – Eric Brown May 4 '13 at 6:37
Okay, this is not so much of an answer as it is a summary of my own progress on this topic after giving it some thought. I don't think it's a settled debate in the community yet, so I don't feel so much ashamed about it :)
A few of the things worthy of note are:
The bond energy found by the authors for this fourth bond is 13.2 kcal/mol, i.e. about 55 kJ/mol. This is very weak for a covalent bond. You can compare it to other values here, or to the energies of the first three bonds in triple-bonded carbon, which are respectively 348, 266 and 225 kJ/mol. This fourth bond is actually even weaker than the strongest of hydrogen bonds ($\ce{F\bond{...}H–F}$, at 160 kJ/mol). Another point of view on this article could thus be: "valence bond necessarily predicts a quadruple bond, and it was now precisely calculated and found to be quite weak".
The findings of this article are consistent with earlier calculations using other quantum chemistry methods (e.g. the DFT calculations in ref. 48 of the Nature Chemistry paper) which have found a bond order between 3 and 4 for molecular dicarbon.
However, the existence of this quadruple bonds is somewhat at odds with the cohesive energy of gas-phase dicarbon, which according to Wikipedia is 6.32 eV, i.e. 609 kJ/mol. This latter value is much more in line with typical double bonds, reported at an average of 614 kJ/mol. This is still a bit of a mistery to me…
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The real issue is that no one has ever taken a picture (i.e. electron density) of genuine, unambigious, cases of a single, double, triple, quadruple??? bonds. And they never will, because these concepts are not based on quantum mechanics.
Two atoms reside next to each other, and if they have a favorable electrostatic interaction, then a certain type of topology arises in their electron density. (q.v. Quantum Theory of Atoms in Molecules)
You might as well say that every "bond" is a single-bond, or, equivalently, and infinity-bond.
These types of articles are bogus, as they can not be confirmed experimentally. They got lucky with the reviewers, and/or an editor who knows their readership is just dying to hear news of a quadruple bond, having heard for so many years that triple is the highest you can go.
I mean, what are people looking for? Four "ropes" that link between the two carbon atoms? Where is the unambiguous, unbiased dividing line between bond energies of a single/double/triple/quadruple bond?
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$\begingroup$ 1) Electron density can be observed. 2) Quadruple bonds are pretty obvious in metals complexes 3) Even hextuple bonds are theoretically possible in certain molecules... $\endgroup$ – Mithoron Aug 21 '17 at 14:33
$\begingroup$ 1) Yes, that's why I cited electron density as an example of an observable which might be used to confirm. 2) citation needed 3) example needed. Hexatuple bonds? $\endgroup$ – Eric Brown Aug 22 '17 at 12:13
$\begingroup$ chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/714/… chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/27532/… $\endgroup$ – Mithoron Aug 22 '17 at 12:30
A recent publication by Chen & Manz (2019) on the bond order of diatomic molecules did touch on this controversy in their discussion. In their study, they employed a novel method of analysis, which they call Bond Order Component Analysis (BOCA), to quantum mechanically calculate the bond orders of 288 diatomic molecules and ions. They discussed the diatomics $\ce {C2}$, $\ce {Mo2}$ and $\ce {O2}$ in greater detail. The following edited text taken from the publication focuses on their discussion on the diatomic bonding in $\ce {C2}$:
Fig. 2A displays the natural spin orbitals, their occupancies, and their bond order components for the carbon dimer, $\ce {C2}$. (Here, we adopted the convention of labeling the first valence orbital (rather than the core orbital) as $ 1\sigma_g$.) The $ 1\sigma_g$, $ 1\sigma_u$, and $ 2\sigma_g$ orbital shapes show strong s–p mixing. Four natural spin orbitals had significantly positive bond order components. The $ 1\pi_{u,x}$, and $ 1\pi_{u,y}$ components ($0.786$) were larger than the $ 1\sigma_g$ component ($0.667$) which was larger than the $ 1\sigma_u$ component ($0.407$). The $ 2\sigma_g$ orbital had negligible BO contribution ($0.045$). These bond order components sum to $2.727$. Our findings are in agreement with a carbon dimer bond order of $2–3$ caused by four bonding components (i.e., two smaller $\sigma$-bonding components and two larger $\pi$-bonding components) reported by several research groups as discussed by Hermann and Frenking.
So yes, there seems to be indeed, four bonding components contributing to the overall bond order of the dimer but each component contributes to less than a bond. Hence, the overall bond order is much less than the value of four.
Chen, T.; Manz, T. A. Bond orders of the diatomic molecules. RSC Adv. 2019, 9, 17072-17092.
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Carbon 100% could form a quadruple bond in C2. Each and every non-noble gas atom is trying to get an outer shell of 8. Diatomic elements are elements that can bond with themselves (the three most common being Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Hydrogen). An acronym to remember the Diatomic elements is H O Br F I N Cl. As you can see, "C" isn't one of them. But, these elements can only bond with themselves because if they do, they get a full outer shell. 2 Nitrogens share 3 electrons with each other, and have 2 left over on each one. 3+3=6+2=8. Carbon has 4 valence electrons and needs to gain 4. It is light enough to be able to form a quadruple bond, and if it does, it will share all four of its electrons with the other carbon! So each carbon will have a total of 8 valence electrons.
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The Federalist Folly: How the Adoption of the U.S. Constitution Created a Tyrannical Central Government (Part II)
Read the first half of the article here.
"Far from being the ideal document hailed and heralded in a sea of campaign oratory, the Constitution was a lawyer's contract that claimed no higher law than its managers, who represented themselves as reflecting the will of the people. Since such a will was undefined and undefinable, lawyers made up the rules and procedures of government as they went along, within limits that were often ignored, slyly subverted, or poorly guarded. In effect, the Founders had recklessly placed the government in the position of what ancient Greeks called a 'tyrant' which, in its original sense, meant a rule without divine authority." – Otto Scott
Resuming where I left off last time, as another example of a private regulatory body, think of Underwriter's Laboratories (UL). The UL stamp has been used for a long time to signify that a product meets certain standards. And the UL body and their standards have worked well. There is also ANSI, American National Standards Institute, one of the largest standards bodies.
Ultimately, products must meet the standards of God's law: no fraudulent claims (this includes implicit reliability standards), no overt danger (within reason), and a product that does not damage other people's ability to use their equipment.
The only thing a common state-controlled currency will bring us is nationwide destitution when hyper-inflation finally kicks in. A multitude of private minters creating coins out of gold, silver, platinum, etc. would allow us to be rid of the currency changers and to have a true non-state, multinational currency (where charges are made in grams and ounces, not dollars, pounds or euros). The private minter should be held in check with applications of theft and fraud laws. But the minter is also held in check by the minter's competition, who serves as a check on any temptations to dilute the coin's value by too much alloying with cheaper metals. With one national paper currency, you have no competitive forces internal to the nation to keep the currency from being debauched.
The issue of free trade between the states is pretty simple to resolve: sign a free trade agreement. There is no need to create a central government. And by God's law, the stranger should be free to travel where he wants as long as he does not proselytize or evangelize on behalf of a false religion. (However, I do not believe God's law allows a stranger an automatic right to settle among people foreign to him.) Times being what they are, I don't think the Biblical model should be applied recklessly. But until WWI, a white man could travel though out much of Europe freely–no passport required.
There are enormous natural environments such as the Mississippi River basin and the Gulf of Mexico that involve an enormous land mass and a large group of people. But how has Federal management of these areas been handled?
With the British Petroleum oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010, the case could be made that any of the states acting alone could have managed the disaster better than Fed Gov. But why not let the coastal counties from Texas to Florida create a Gulf of Mexico management agency? Those counties are the ones directly impacted by what happens in the Gulf — not the people in the Texas Panhandle or the folks in Maine. Such a one-purpose agency would not concern itself with any other issue. As such, it would be much easier to control and change (something the federal government is not).
And how about the Mississippi River basin? A similar management approach could apply. What goes on with the Mississippi and its connecting rivers should not be determined by someone who lives in Dallas or Boston. We are not directly connected to it. Let those counties who are connected to the Mississippi or one of its tributaries handle waterway and private property issues.
Look at some of the federal foul-ups with the Mississippi. New Orleans weathered Hurricane Katrina intact, but it was the poorly maintained levees that doomed the city. ("Jesse Ventura's Conspiracy Theory" has argued that the levees were intentionally breached by Fed Gov.) Those levees were not maintained by the city of New Orleans, or even the state of Louisiana. Rather, it was the Army Corps of Engineers that failed. Their flawed approach to controlling the river has led to a lack of silt flowing into the Mississippi/Gulf Delta. The continual expansion of the Delta is one way in which New Orleans has been protected from hurricanes. A large sediment bed extending for miles beyond the opening of the river takes a lot of energy out of a storm surge. The lack of out-going silt is the main reason why there are receding shorelines throughout southeast Louisiana.
The silt has accumulated greatly in other areas because there is no longer an easy discharge path into the gulf. The accumulation of silt forced the levees to be built higher and higher. In some places, the bottom of the Mississippi was higher than the surrounding areas.
Mark Thorton writes concerning the problems of the levees and the great Mississippi Flood of 1927:1
"Ignoring science and experience, military engineers consistently marched to the tune of the 'levees-only theory,' which in practice requires a huge capital and maintenance expense to build and maintain these ever-higher earth- and stoneworks to hold back the floodwater…A 'levees-only' approach caused sediment to accumulate on the river bottom forcing engineers to regularly raise the level of the levees to hold the same amount of water. The mighty Mississippi River had literally been lifted above ground level in many places."
One issue, which is a non-issue entirely, is the patent system. Unfortunately, the Rev. Steve Wilkins proclaims this monstrous system as "basically Biblical" in his lengthy lecture series "America: The First 350 Years." My objections to the patent system are not those of the libertarian, either. The libertarian says that the patent system restricts competition. While this is true, increasing competition should not be the primary goal of a Christian society. I will be the first to argue for the dismemberment of all government-based occupational licensing. This would increase competition. But I will not argue for the employment of non-white labor. This restricts competition, but by doing so, white, Christian civilization flourishes.
A just patent system would have to have the mind of God to operate properly. As new technologies emerge, you oftentimes find multiple people working to find new uses of that technology. Under the patent system, the first one who files a patent claim enjoys years of "ownership" for that idea. He may not have a prototype developed or anything substantial; and this is frequently the case. After the patent is issued, the holder may do nothing else and wait to license his patent rights to others who were working on the same idea at the same time the patent holder was filing patent claims. Or, he may wait until a product is released on the market and then sue the company selling the product for patent infringement. Believe me, as an engineer, this sort of thing goes on all of the time. Some individuals even go around buying patents so that they have a tool with which to earn an income, through suing companies and forcing them to settle out-of-court.
Consequently, I believe the idea of patents is un-Biblical and should not weigh into an Anti-Federalist order. The fact that the Constitution allowed for a patent bureau is a great shame to that flawed document.
Foreign Policy and Nuclear Weapons
Most constitutionalists do not understand that a non-interventionist foreign policy cannot be followed without first breaking America apart. History shows that anytime a country has a big military doing nothing, someone in that country is going to put it to use. Indeed, this has been one of the chief ills of the unified country that the Constitution created.
Yes, the Constitution delegates Congress with the authority to declare war. They did this with the Spanish-American War, WWI, and WWII. Those last two wars effectively killed off Christian civilization. So I guess I don't really see the point in arguments that rail on and on about wars that don't have a Congressional declaration of war attached to them. The "legal" wars were damaging enough. But since 1950, the military indeed has been used by the president as his own private army. Congress usually acquiesces in some way or the other.
Would not the states be able to defend themselves with their own state militias? Of course. But the Constitution allows the central government to create a much, much larger standing army than could be had, even if a few states decided to collude together.
Let us ask, what country has interfered the least with its neighbors? Switzerland. And it is no coincidence that Switzerland's small size, and their militia approach to defense, do not allow them to have the armed force necessary to be the policeman of the world.
It should be asked whether or not the atomic bomb would have ever come into being if the U.S. Constitutional order did not exist. The Manhattan Project was an enormous industrial project. It was beyond the ability of Germany, Japan, the USSR and Great Britain. Only the U.S. could do it. And interestingly enough, the US aided the USSR's quest for the bomb. Major Racey Jordan, a Lend-Lease officer stationed in Montana and Newark during WWII, stated that the US gave the materials and blueprints for the bomb to Stalin piece-by-piece via Lend-Lease (From Major Jordan's Diaries2).
And this giant standing army has been used against U.S. citizens many times in the past — and will be again. Wouldn't you rather face a wicked state militia than the U.S. military? Of course! Big problems are hard to fix. Smaller problems are easier to fix.
Centralized Government in Other Places
England and Scotland became one with the Acts of Union in 1707, which created Great Britain. How well has that worked? To ask the question is to answer it. Would Scotland and England be better on their own? Well, if nothing else, the world would be safer as the UK would no longer be able to field the standing army that accompanies American forces on all of our foreign adventures. And it is heartening that there are secessionist movements throughout the two kingdoms, most especially in Scotland.
Then there is the European Union. While ultimately globalist in nature, the early arguments for the European Common Market were basically those that American unionists employ. With the loss of monetary sovereignty, the various EU members are finding that ultimate sovereignty resides in Brussels — not in their own countries. But for now, it appears that the PIIGS are working to drag down the more fiscally responsible members of the EU (PIIGS = Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain).
Only small nations like Switzerland have proved to not be a threat to their citizenry — or to the other countries around them. Now we can be theoreticians and talk about how revisions to the Constitution might fix things, or we can discuss idiotic ideas such as term limits and the line-item veto. Or we can go with what has worked historically: small countries with naturally defined borders (in the case of the Swiss, their natural borders being the Alps).
The bigger the tyranny, the harder it is to correct. The smaller the tyranny, the easier it is to correct. All things being equal, Swiss tyranny is easier for its citizens to correct than American tyranny. Our Fed Gov is no check on state tyranny, but it is a check on states that wish to control Federal tyranny. Overly centralized power, the kind of power that the Constitution created, is the theology that led to the Tower of Babel. Christians will frequently say that men are not angels, hence the reason why we need government. But I respond that because men are not angels, we cannot have any sort of large government structures.
The Constitution has been with us for 220 years. It has never once fulfilled its promise of limiting Mordor-on-the-Potomac. Lets put an end to American exceptionalism and the Constitution.
Four interesting links concerning the Constitution:
A good, short article questioning the Constitution, "The Constitution – Solution or Problem"; the quote from Otto Scott is borrowed from this site.
http://www.covenantnews.com/cronkrite090727.htm
The best site I have seen yet concerning the "missing 13th Amendment."
http://www.w3f.com/patriots/13/13th-01.html
Michael Rozeff's article on failures of the Constitution, focusing more on monetary issues. http://www.lewrockwell.com/rozeff/rozeff223.html
Part one of a five part series extolling the virtues of private sector money minting over government managed money. A conversation between Private Money Guy (PMG) and State Money Guy (SMG)
http://www.lewrockwell.com/north/north687.html
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Oregon Gets a 'C' Ranking for Premature Births
November 17th marks the nation's 7th Annual Prematurity Awareness Day, when March of Dimes focuses the nation's attention on the growing problem of premature birth (birth before 37 weeks gestation).
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(PORTLAND, Ore.) - For the second consecutive year, Oregon earned a "C" grade on the March of Dimes Premature Birth Report Card. While the grade remained the same, the state slipped in U.S. ranking and Oregon's preterm birth rate increased by a tenth of a percent.
The grades were determined by comparing preterm birth rates to the national Healthy People 2010 preterm birth objective, which is 7.6% of all live births. Oregon's rate increased slightly to 10.3% from 10.2% and the United States continues to fail at 12.7% with a "D" on the Report Card.
"Although preterm birth is an all too common problem, there are many contributing factors we are still working to understand," said Leonardo M. Pereira, M.D., perinatologist and assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology, OHSU School of Medicine. Dr. Pereira is one of the national prematurity initiative researchers funded by March of Dimes. "Many women do everything right, yet they still give birth too soon."
Oregon slipped from a ranking of 2nd best in the U.S. last year to 3rd this year. The shift is due to a significant improvement in New Hampshire's rate of preterm birth, decreasing from 10.5% to 9.4%, allowing that state to move from 4th to 2nd best.
The report card focuses on three areas that affect preterm birth and can be impacted by public policy: uninsured women, women of childbearing age who smoke, and late preterm birth. In Oregon, the rate of uninsured women decreased from 22.3% to 21%. Women of childbearing age who smoke rose from 16.9% to 20.2%, but with this year's passage of Senate Bill 734, which expands access to smoking cessation programs, there is cause to believe that number will decrease. Lastly, the late preterm birthrate remained unchanged at 7.6%.
In the 2009 Premature Birth Report card, seven states (Arizona, Idaho, Indiana, Maine, Missouri, Utah, and Wisconsin) improved their performance by one letter grade and two (Ohio and Oklahoma) fared worse. Criteria that affect preterm birth improved in many states:
33 states and the District of Columbia reduced the percentage of women of childbearing age who smoke;
21 states and the District of Columbia reduced the percent of uninsured women of childbearing age;
27 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico lowered the late preterm birth rate.
One in 10 babies in Oregon is born premature. In the US, more than 540,000 babies are born too soon each year. Preterm birth is a serious health problem that costs the United States more than $26 billion annually, according to the Institute of Medicine. It is the leading cause of newborn death and babies who survive an early birth often face the risk of lifetime health challenges, such as breathing problems, mental retardation, cerebral palsy, blindness and others. A March of Dimes report released in October found that 13 million babies worldwide were born preterm and more than one million die each year.
November 17th marks the nation's 7th Annual Prematurity Awareness Day®, when March of Dimes focuses the nation's attention on the growing problem of premature birth (birth before 37 weeks gestation). A special Web site – marchofdimes.com/fightforpreemies – includes state profiles on prematurity and ways for volunteers to help reduce the premature rate.
For those wishing to do something locally to commemorate Prematurity Awareness Day and support life-saving research, the Greater Oregon Chapter is offering a mission-oriented gift to everyone who donates $20 or more through the Greater Oregon website (marchofdimes.com/Oregon) on November 17th. The first 40 people donating $20 or more through marchofdimes.com/Oregon will receive a very special deck of cards with heart-swelling images and information about prematurity. Every $20 or more donor after the first 40 will receive a purple wrist band with the message "fight for preemies."
Source: March of Dimes, the leading nonprofit organization for pregnancy and baby health. With chapters nationwide and its premier event, March for Babies, March of Dimes works to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.
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Millions of Venezuelans marching in May 2017 during the We Are Millions march. Many demonstrations have followed after Nicolás Maduro's and Juan Guaidó's clash for power since early 2018. Photo courtesy of Wikipedia.
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Since Nicolás Maduro's election in 2013, the country as been through many stages in its political process, the latest of which is Maduro and the Venezuelan military blocking foreign aid at the border.
According to the BBC, Juan Guaidó, the leader of the National Assembly, declared that Maduro's presidency was illegitimate, and claimed the presidency for himself. There has been claims of a rigged polls ever since his reelection in 2018, and many consider Maduro a dictator similar to Hugo Chávez. Over 50 countries have recognized Guaidó's claim of power, including the U.S.
Because of the economic crisis in Venezuela with inflation rising, many can't afford basic items to survive. Juan Guaidó and the opposition party promised that foreign aid from the Brazilian and Colombian borders would arrive Saturday, Feb. 23. The aid was never allowed into the country; to show that he still remains in control, Maduro closed those borders and told the state's military to make sure no aid passed through.
Most of the country's military remains loyal to Maduro's rule, but some have defected. Guaidó has said that defectors will receive amnesty, but only a small number has dared to go against Maduro for fear of imprisonment or torture.
On Saturday, civilians attempted to cross the border to get the aid and to stores for food and medicine, but the military opened fire on them and two people died. Other incidents similar to that one has occurred since then, and the U.S. along with other countries are making promises to step in an help.
Vice President Mike Pence has said that "all options are on the table" for a U.S. intervention, but no concrete actions have been outlined. Other countries are wary of armed or unarmed actions, and some Brazil's government said they will not let the U.S. intervene from their territory.
It is currently uncertain what steps the U.S. and the world will take in response to the situation in Venezuela, but many hope that aid will be allowed through as soon as possible.
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U.S. Diplomat Tries To Rescue N. Korea Nuclear Deal U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill is headed to Pyongyang to try to prevent a nuclear agreement from unraveling. North Korea has moved to reconstitute its nuclear infrastructure amid complaints from both sides over the deal.
North Korea's Nuclear Push
Pyongyang agrees to disclose its nuclear capabilities, prompting an easing in U.S. sanctions.
U.S. Diplomat Tries To Rescue N. Korea Nuclear Deal
September 30, 20084:01 PM ET
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A top U.S. diplomat was on his way to North Korea on Tuesday to try to stop the unraveling of a nuclear agreement.
Earlier this year, North Korea completed steps to disable its primary nuclear facility. In exchange, the United States was supposed to lift some sanctions and remove North Korea from the list of states that sponsor terrorism.
The U.S. has failed to do that, and now North Korea has moved to reconstitute its nuclear infrastructure.
At its nuclear facility at Yongbyon, North Korea removed seals and video cameras installed by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to make sure the facility was not reprocessing spent nuclear fuel into plutonium. It told inspectors from the IAEA to leave.
Just a few days ago, the agency's spokeswoman, Melissa Fleming, indicated that more unpleasant news was on its way.
"The DPRK has also informed the IAEA inspectors that they plan to introduce nuclear material to the reprocessing plant in one week's time," she said, referring to North Korea by its formal name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, or DPRK.
The reprocessing facility was shut down and disabled earlier this year, as was the whole complex at Yongbyon, whose cooling tower was dynamited for all to see in June.
President Bush said at the time that he would ask Congress to remove North Korea from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, but that hasn't happened, prompting North Korea's actions last week, said Evans Revere, president of the New York-based Korea Society.
"They feel that somehow they have been misled or led astray in the negotiations, and they have been stating publicly that they feel that they were promised things that were not delivered upon," Revere said.
The United States has complaints as well, focused on the issue of verification. It says North Korea was supposed to agree to a whole set of verification measures to make sure it was telling the truth about the details of its nuclear program.
A few days ago, the U.S. proposals for verification measures were made public. They permit American and international inspectors to go virtually anywhere in the country that they believe might be linked to the North Korean nuclear program.
North Korea said no, and that may be what some in the Bush administration wanted. There are still hard-liners who oppose the deal with North Korea, and they may have stacked the verification proposal with provisions they knew Pyongyang would not accept.
Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill, the chief U.S. negotiator with North Korea, acknowledged that the verification issue had become a big hurdle.
"It's a tough process. It's not about what you write on a piece of paper. It's about what you do on the ground," Hill said. "It's about, you know, going into nuclear facilities in a way we haven't done before. It involves proving out figures involving the amount of fissile material they have, so we're in a degree of detail we haven't had before."
Hill is the diplomat who was on his way to Pyongyang on Tuesday to see whether he can salvage the deal.
The problems may be somewhat of his own making. Some experts say Hill negotiated a deliberately vague agreement with North Korea, which may have left both sides unable to carry the deal out fully.
"There's enough ambiguity in the understandings and arrangements here to justify some of the things that each side has been saying here," Revere said.
There is also one other big problem — the health of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Il. Recent reports suggest he may have had a stroke, and he has not been seen in public for months.
Hill acknowledged that might account for North Korea's hardening stance.
"How decisions are made in North Korea is always a bit of an opaque process, and certainly this month has been no exception to that," Hill said. "But clearly we are seeing a tough line in the last month from them."
It may be that the nuclear deal with North Korea will not move forward until the uncertainty about the leadership in North Korea and the United States gets sorted out.
In the meantime, experts say it will take weeks for the North Koreans to begin producing plutonium, despite their claims that they would start this week. U.S. officials remain at Yongbyon to monitor the activities there.
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There's a joyous moment in director Martin Scorsese's Hugo, opening November 23 from Paramount Pictures, when Sir Ben Kingsley–– portraying the pioneering French filmmaker Georges Méliès (1902's A Trip to the Moon)—performs a magical feat onstage to thunderous applause. It's but a brief glimpse into a forgotten past.
Actually, Kingsley resembles the late, great English director Michael Powell (The Red Shoes), who, like Méliès, was another movie genius past his prime and nearly forgotten until Scorsese resurrected his reputation. So it should come as no surprise that Scorsese would find a way of connecting Powell to Méliès in this valentine to French cinema.
Thelma Schoonmaker and Martin Scorsese when they were editing Woodstock together in 1969.
Scorsese even played matchmaker by setting up Powell romantically with his friend Thelma Schoonmaker, A.C.E., who became Powell's bride and Scorsese's longtime editor. She has collaborated with Scorsese on more than 20 projects over a career spanning 44 years, editing every feature film of his since Raging Bull (1980), for which she won her first Oscar. In fact, with her subsequent Academy Awards for cutting two other Scorsese films (2004's The Aviator and 2006's The Departed), Schoonmaker is in a four-way tie for the most Oscar-laden picture editor with Michael Kahn, A.C.E., Ralph Dawson and Daniel Mandell.
Schoonmaker and Scorsese 40 years later in 2009 at the premiere of the restored print of Michael Powell's The Red Shoes.
Photos courtesy of Thelma Schoonmaker.
The Méliès/Powell/cinema thread is just the dark undercurrent in Hugo. Schoonmaker admits that the project represents a very different kind of film for Scorsese and her overall––a far cry from Raging Bull, GoodFellas, The Departed or Shutter Island. Based on Brian Seltzer's popular children's book, The Invention of Hugo Cabret, it is not only their first family-friendly project but also their first foray into 3-D. It's a fairy tale about an orphan boy (Asa Butterfield) living a secret life inside a Paris train station, and who crosses paths with the mysterious Méliès. It seems that both are trying to repair an automaton and redeem the past.
In fact, Scorsese made it specifically for his 12-year-old daughter, Francesca, who not only introduced the book to him but also recommended that he take the stereoscopic plunge. Hugo was lensed in London, however, so everything had to be transformed into Paris circa 1931. It was shot by Bob Richardson, designed by Dante Ferretti and costumed by Sandy Powell. The complicated effects were overseen by visual effects supervisor Rob Legato.
But it was the 3-D, of course, that constituted the biggest challenge and learning curve. James Cameron's partner, Vince Pace, built the stereo rig and basically took Scorsese and his crew to 3- D film school, which involved new ways of approaching lighting, composition and blocking. Naturally, Schoonmaker spent many enjoyable hours with Scorsese watching classic 3-D films (especially House of Wax and Dial M for Murder) on a specially constructed screen, even when they'd have to stop and occasionally re-sync them.
Asa Butterfield, left, and Sir Ben Kingsley in Hugo. Photo by Jaap Buitendjik. © 2011 GK Films, LLC.
Thelma Schoonmaker and Michael Powell on their wedding day in 1984. Photo courtesy of Thelma Schoonmaker.
One day when Schoonmaker was on set watching the kids respond to Sacha Baron Cohen as the station master, "they had to almost glue them to the lens" for the 3-D effect to occur. In fact, aside from making sure that the mysterious setup involving Hugo and Méliès didn't take too long, the primary editorial challenge was expanding the roles of the supporting characters to fit into the flow of the narrative, because the book was heavy on illustration (relying on a cinematic use of charcoal drawings that grow or shrink against a black backdrop) and light on prose. The appearance of Cohen, though, allowed them to add a dollop of humor to the story, and his improvisational skills fit in nicely with the otherwise tightly woven adaptation by John Logan.
In other words, there was no restructuring the story to make it more comprehensible, or cutting it down to make it flow better. But then Schoonmaker says her craft has always been about making sure the emotional beats seep through. That's what Scorsese relies on her for.
"Hugo is a very moving examination of a child who's an orphan and what he's doing to survive," Schoonmaker says, explaining the Dickensian influence. "And he gets involved with this great artist, but the boy doesn't know the man is an artist. There's a very strong emotional line and I think every- one identifies immediately with children who are orphans. We all have that fear about being abandoned when we're young.
Asa Butterfield and Chloë Grace Moretz in Hugo. Photo by Jaap Buitendjik. © 2011 GK Films, LLC.
Don't ask Schoonmaker to reel off a list of her favorite films with Scorsese. While she readily admits that Raging Bull is her personal best (it was the first great film she worked on and her first Oscar), she insists that she has soft spots for all the rest, including GoodFellas, Casino, Kundun, Gangs of New York and Shutter Island. The latter affected her deeply because her brother was mentally ill.
Meanwhile, restoring her husband's films has been Schoonmaker's great mission in her spare time. If anything, his critical reputation has soared after the celebrated digital restoration two years ago of The Red Shoes and last year's 50th anniversary tribute of the underappreciated Peeping Tom.
The latest restoration project is The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, the remarkable drama about an extraordinary British military leader from World War I, who's forgotten during World War II. Like Red Shoes, the Blimp negative suffered from terrible molding, but is nearly complete and will be screened next year. Also in the works at various stages are the operatic Tales of Hoffmann, the beguiling I Know Where I'm Going and the obscure Bluebeard's Castle, another operatic film made in West Germany in 1963, when Powell had fallen on hard times and was forgotten.
One way or another for Schoonmaker, it always comes back to Powell.


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For unto every one that hath shall be given, and he shall have abundance: but from him that hath not shall be taken away even that which he hath (Matthew 25:29).
This great text has been a stumbling block to many. It looks like injustice. It sounds like cruelty. Yet Jesus said it, and we know that he was always right.
The explanation is logical when you have the key to life. Your experience is the expression (pressing out) of your state of mind or consciousness, at any time. When your consciousness is high, everything goes well. When your consciousness is low or limited, everything goes wrong.
When trouble comes the usual thing is to meet it with fear, anger, disappointment, self-pity, or brutal will power. This naturally lowers the consciousness a good deal more, and things get still worse. From him that hath not (much) harmony, shall be taken away even that which he hath.
Harmony and joy naturally raise your consciousness and your faith in God still higher, and so things improve further. Unto everyone that hath shall be given and he shall have abundance. This is a simple statement of natural law. Let us thank God that this wonderful law exists.


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The economy is showing signs of a turnaround, albeit moderately, on the back of continued policy actions, implementation and enhanced business and consumer confidence, says a CII ASCON survey that tracks the growth of industrial and services sectors.
The poll by CII Associations' Council (ASCON) for the April June quarter, based on responses collected from sectoral industry associations, reveals a slight improvement in growth trends in production over the year-ago period.
CII ASCON chairman Naushad Forbes said the recent trend of slow but continuous progress in industrial growth is noteworthy.
The survey's respondents have expressed their optimism in a further improvement in the near-term growth outlook helped by continued policy actions, implementation and enhanced business and consumer confidence.
"What is especially significant is that there are fewer sectors anticipating negative growth and there has been a significant and perceptible positive movement in percentage points recorded by many of the sectors which were in moderate and negative growth category a year ago," he said.
The industry associations which participated in the poll encompass wide range of sectors comprising of small, medium and large enterprises.
In most of the cases, these account for approximately 70% of the total industry output in respective sectors.
The survey tracked the estimated growth trends in terms of production, sales and exports for the April-June quarter.
Responses were segregated in four broad categories – Excellent (growth in excess of 20%); High (growth in the range of 10-20%); Moderate (0-10%) and Negative (less than 0%).
Of the 93 sectors surveyed, 16.1% recorded excellent growth of more than 20% during the first quarter of the current fiscal as compared to 7.1% in the year-ago period.
However, the share of sectors that witnessed a high growth rate of 10 to 20% has reduced significantly to 9.7% in the April-June quarter from 14.3% during the year-ago period.
Besides, the share of sectors reporting moderate growth has declined marginally to 51.7% as compared to 51.8% in the year-ago period.
Moreover, the number of sectors recording negative growth has fallen from 26.9% in the first quarter last year to 23.6% this year.
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Defensive plays late give Hornets 54-52 win
Victory over North White gives Rossville sweep of weekend games
BY ANDREW KRULL - akrull@ftimes.com
Rossville got some timely defensive plays late and enough plays on the offensive end to hold off visiting North White, 54-52, on Saturday in a boys basketball game filled with foul calls and a couple momentum-changing technicals against the Hornets.
With the score tied at 51, senior Dirk Shaw blocked a shot by the Vikings' Cale Robertson under the bucket with a minute left that was corralled by Rossville's Luke Meek who was immediately fouled. Meek hit two free throws to make it 53-51 and on North White's next possession freshman Kaden Del Real snuck behind Hunter Pogue and tied him up with 40 seconds left to give the Hornets the ball back.
"That was a big block," Rossville head coach Cory Dunn said. "We had some really good defensive stands there late."
Del Real was seeing his first significant varsity playing time after being inserted in the fourth quarter of the tight game.
"He played a little bit last night along with all the other JV players, but that was really his first pressure varsity experience," Dunn noted. "We were up 20 when he playing last night. It was a huge play when he tied them up and he didn't turn the ball over which is what we were having trouble with. It was good to see that."
Some tense moments remained before the Hornets could secure the victory though as they missed two free throws with 25 seconds left before Shaw forced a tie up with 13 seconds remaining.
A foul was called on the in-bounds play and Robertson hit a free throw to make it a one-point game before missing the second with another jump ball resulting. Possession went to the Vikings with the explanation from the scoring table being that because the last foul happened before the ball was inbounded possession didn't change over to the Hornets.
North White's Trey Cobb missed a shot on the in-bounds with Meek fouled with eight seconds left, hitting one of two free throws to make it 54-52 and the Vikings' Nate Miller missed a good look at 3 just before the buzzer to give Rossville their second win of the weekend.
"Varsity got two wins and JV got two wins (for the weekend)," Dunn said." We had to eek this one out tonight but we made just enough plays down the stretch, made some big buckets and finally made some free throws that sealed it up for us."
There were 46 fouls called (25 against Rossville) and 47 free throws shot (27 by North White) in the contest.
"Tonight you couldn't even touch a guy on the drive," Dunn noted. "They were going downhill super-hard. It's hard not to have some contact and if you breathed on them you were getting a foul."
He went back to the foul calls in relation to the final foul shots taken by North White.
"We got some big boards," he said. "We missed the one on the free throw (that resulted in a tie up), but once again I don't understand why they are calling that stuff out(side) here and a kid just two-hand shoves our guy through the pad to get the rebound. I don't know."
The Hornets looked like they might blow the Vikings out early leading 21-11 after the first quarter with Shaw hitting two 3s early and eight points in the period. Rossville trailed 9-8 before going on a run to end the quarter with Meek hitting two 3s (with one just before the buzzer) in the last minute.
North White cut the lead to 21-20 with nine straight points to start the second before Damon Shaw broke the seal on the basket for Rossville with 4:36 remaining and the Hornets pushed back to a 28-22 halftime lead.
In the third quarter, Rossville appeared to take control again leading 38-27 with 5:05 left in the period, but a charge call on Jayden Brown where he had a possible 3-point play on a breakaway changed the momentum when Brown received a technical foul.
"He didn't say anything to the official," Dunn said. "He was just mad at himself and slapped the floor."
Robertson hit the two free throws on the tech to start a 10-point run for the Vikings to make it 38-37 before Evan Price got a bucket off a Damon Shaw pass and Jesse Cornell hit a mid-range pull-up at the buzzer to give Rossville a 42-37 lead going into the final quarter.
"Things kind of changed and they went to that half-court zone and we were not very confident with the basketball," Dunn said of the Viking comeback. "We weren't getting the ball to where it should be and it was leading to some easy turnovers for them."
With North White in the double bonus in the third quarter and Rossville early in the fourth, the game devolved into a free-throw shooting contest in the fourth quarter with the Vikings scoring 11 of their 15 points at the line.
Bentley Buschman scored on a drive with 6:15 left to give North White the lead, 43-42, with 6:15 left before Cornell put Rossville back up on a put-back rebound on the next possession. Soon after Dunn received a tech and North White hit one of two free throws to tie it before Buschman (11 of 15 from the line for the night with a game-high 22 points) hit two free throws to give the Vikings the lead 46-44 with five minutes left.
"I think he was looking to give one," Dunn said of the technical. "He warned us and he thought the coaches were screaming at him, but I told him it was the whole side (of the crowd). Then, he came back to talk to us and I told him 'then just call the travel' and he Td me up."
Cornell hit one of two free throws to get the Hornets within one and Dirk Shaw scored off an assist from Price to get the lead back. Reid Douglas hit a big corner 3 with 2:36 remaining to take the lead back after two more Buschman free throws before Buschman hit two more to tie it up again.
Each team hit a free throw setting up the final minute beginning with Shaw's big block.
"We almost lost the game on turnovers (17 to 11), but we won the game on the boards (41 to 29)," Dunn said. "We outrebounded them big time tonight and that's why we won. We didn't take care of the ball or shoot the ball well, but we did rebound the ball well tonight.
"We had four guys in double figures. Dirk had a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds and Luke Meek had 14 points and eight rebounds, so almost a double-double and he shot well from the free throw line."
Damon Shaw had 12 points and Cornell 10 respectively while Douglas had four and Price two to complete Rossville's scoring.
Dirk Shaw had two blocks, two assists and two steals to complete his stat line. Other stat contributions came from Damon Shaw (four assists, three rebounds and a steal), Cornell (eight rebounds and two assists), Douglas (five rebounds and two assists), Price (four rebounds, two assists and a steal), Griffin Williams (two rebounds), Brown (a rebound) and Del Real (a steal).
Cornell and Dirk Shaw led Rossville with 11 points each in a Friday 59-43 win at Tri-County, with Damon Shaw and Douglas adding nine each. Ten Hornets scored in the game. Dirk Shaw had team-highs of 11 rebounds and five steals with Douglas dishing out a team-high four assists in the victory.
Rossville (2-1) travels to Frontier on Friday and Western on Saturday for their next games. Both contests tip off at 7:30 p.m.
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Home › Personal Injury › Auto Accidents › Should you negotiate with the personal injury adjuster yourself?
The answer is no. Any contact you have with the adjuster is a risk that the adjuster may gain the advantage in your personal injury claim. Why? Because the adjuster is trained to build the defense to your case from the very beginning.
What could you have done to prevent this accident?
What was your exact speed just prior to the impact?
How far was the other car from you when you first noticed a collision was likely?
How much time passed from the time you saw the other car to the time the collision occurred?
These questions and questions like them are designed to ask you specifics that you would not know hoping that your guess will give them a defense. Collisions occur in seconds and do not allow you the time to accurately assess time, speed, and distance type questions. The best response is that you don't know if you truly don't know the answer to the adjuster's question. However, the best approach is to hire our attorneys to prevent the recorded statement or to prepare and protect you during the recorded statement if the recorded statement cannot be avoided.
What is setting the reserves mean? The adjuster is setting the reserves at the beginning of the case. This means the insurance company is deciding how much money they need to allocate to your future settlement. If you represent yourself, then the reserves are often set way too low. This can make it difficult to avoid litigation. If you hire us right from the beginning, then this problem can be avoided.
Why is your case worth more if you hire an attorney? Because the insurance company knows that you are represented that you will know the value of your case and that you will be able to litigate if they don't negotiate fairly. In fact the Insurance Research Council did a study that found that personal injury claimants with an attorney recovered 3.5 times more. It also found that injured people who consulted with an attorney were paid 40% more because they better understood the issues and process involved in a personal injury claim.


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Q: Continue with the continuation monad tuple. Whats wrong? Following with the tuple continuation monad, say I define a functor std_tuple to go from the cathegory of the monad-tuple to std::tuple:
auto std_tuple = [](auto... args)
{
    return [=](auto f){ return f(std::make_tuple(args...)); };
};

Now we can use monad-tuples in contexts expecting std::tuple:
template<typename... ARGS>
void f( const std::tuple<ARGS...>& t ){}

int main()
{
    tuple(1,2,3)(std_tuple)(f);
}

So far so good. Except this doesn't compile. Clang 3.4.1 complains:

note: candidate template ignored: couldn't infer template argument '$auto-1-0'

on the f(t) call inside the std_tuple functor.
Is this correct, are not those template argumments deducible? In case afirmative, why?

A: A simple case that reproduces your problem:
void f(int) {}
void f(double) {}

template<class T> void call_with_3( T t ) { t(3); }

int main() {
  call_with_3( f );
}

Here we can see that which f to call cannot be determined at the point where we pass it to call_with_3.  Now, you seemingly don't have multiple overloads (you only have one f!), but...
A template is not an instance.  A template function is a factory of functions, not a function.
There is no object or value there to pass around.
When you pass a function name as an argument, overload resolution kicks in.  If the target type is known (as a function reference or pointer) it is used to do overload resolution on the function name.
In this case, you are passing a function name to a template (auto argument), so there is no overload resolution that can be done, so no particular value can be found, so you get an error.
You can create an object whose effect is to do overload resolution on the invoked arguments with a given function name.  I call them overload set objects.
static struct f_overload_set_t {
  template<class... Args>
  auto operator()(Args&&... args) const {
    return f(std::forward<Args>(args)...);
  }
} f_overload_set;

in C++11 you need a ->decltype( f( std::declval<Args>()... ) ) after the const.
Now f_overload_set(blah) will, when invoked will (almost) do what happens when you f(blah), but f_overload_set is an actual object.  So you can pass it around.
Macros that generate such overload sets are relatively easy to write.  They can also use lambdas, as the above is a lot like a stateless lambda if you think about it.
The nice thing about the stateless lambda based macro overload set generator is that it can be created at point-of-use.  From @dyp's comment above:
#define OVERLOAD_SET( FUNC )\
  ([](auto&&... args){\
    return FUNC(std::forward<decltype(args)>(args)...);\
  })

(note: no brackets around FUNC, as that blocks ADL).  Brackets around everything else, because otherwise if used within a subscript operation (operator[]), it would be parsed as a [[ starting an attribute, among other spots (thanks to @ecatmur))
which makes your code:
template<typename... ARGS>
void f( const std::tuple<ARGS...>& t ){}

int main() {
  tuple(1,2,3)(std_tuple)(OVERLOAD_SET(f));
}

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Young Lady and Gentleman is a South Korean television series that recently premiered on KBS2. This story is about a husband who has just lost his wife. Who is taking care of their 3 children now? However, the story moves forward when he hires a direct teacher for his children. However, he started developing feelings for her. In addition, The Story shows the burden of being a single parent to maintain a good work-life balance. At the same time, he finds time for love.
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India to resume international hockey with women's tour of Argentina in January
Indian women's hockey team will make international return after a long coronavirus break with the tour of Argentina beginning from January 18.
30 December, 2020 12:00 IST
The Indian women's hockey team last played in the three-nations tournament in New Zealand in February 2020. - hockey india
India will resume international hockey after almost an year with the women's national team touring Argentina in January next year.
A core group of 25 players and seven support staff will leave from New Delhi on January 3. The team will play four warm-up matches with the Argentina's Junior team and its 'B' team before facing the senior national team in four Tests from January 27 to February 1.
The women's team, led by Rani Rampal, last played an international match on February 5, 2020 in the three-nation tournament in New Zealand where it beat the host 3-0.
"We have a little over 200 days before we arrive in Tokyo for the Olympic Games in July 2021 and it was very important to play matches against a strong team like Argentina," team captain Rani Rampal said in a release issued by Hockey India.
"The team is really excited for this opportunity and has been keenly looking forward to this tour, this exposure will make us understand the level we are at after nearly a five-month long National Coaching Camp in Bengaluru."
FIH rankings: Indian men finish 2020 in fourth position, women ninth
"I am happy that after one year we are able to play international matches. This tour will give us information for the next step to be made in our preparations for the Tokyo Olympic Games," said chief coach Sjoerd Marijne.
Bio-bubble and no quarantine
Hockey India and the host National Association have planned to create a bio bubble in Argentina for both the teams.
The Indian women's team will be staying in a hotel where provisions to have separate rooms/halls for the team for all the meals, team meetings, sessions etc have been made.
The accommodation will be on twin sharing basis, where the room sharing partners will remain same throughout the tour who will also be same even in case of the seating arrangement in the team coach/bus, this has been planned carefully keeping in mind all necessary requirements.
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Among other protocols, the team members will not be moving out of the bubble and meeting any third-party source as even while travelling to the match/training venue the team will be travelling in a dedicated transport which will only take upto 80% capacity.
The entire Indian contingent will undergo COVID-19 RT-PCR Test 72 hours prior to their departure from New Delhi.
There is no requirement of quarantine upon arrival in Argentina but the team will still be following all safety and health measures as advised by the respective Governments of India and Argentina.
Sjoerd Marijne says women's hockey team has improved fitness levels
The men's team last featured in the FIH Pro League match against Australia in Bhubaneswar on February 22, 2020 where it beat the Kookaburras 3-1 in the shootout after regular time ended 2-2.
The women's team, which qualified for the Tokyo Olympics next year, finished at ninth in the 2020 world rankings, while the men's team ended the year at fourth.
Here's the full schedule for the India's tour of Argentina (All Timings in Indian Standard Time (IST))
Monday, January 18, 2021 - India Women vs Argentina Jr. Women - 2.30 am
Wednesday, January 20 - India vs Argentina Jr. - 2.30 am
Saturday, January 23 - India vs Argentina B - 2.30 am
Monday, January 25 - India vs Argentina B - 2.30 am
Wednesday, January 27 - India vs Argentina - 4.00 am
Friday, January 29 - India vs Argentina - 2.00 am
Sunday, January 31 - India vs Argentina - 2.30 am
Monday, February 1 - India vs Argentina - 2.00 am
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