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• Seek referrals from friends, family, neighbors, co-workers, and others who have had remodeling work done.
• Talk to independent trade contractors, building materials suppliers, architects, engineers, home inspectors, and local lenders.
• Check out the Membership Directory and search for Remodelers.
Once you have identified some strong candidates, do even more checking to ensure that these are the kinds of remodelers with whom you would like to do business. Call your local or state consumer protection agency and the Better Business Bureau to find out if there are any unresolved complaints filed against the remodeler. You should also contact your state's contractor licensing agency and state and local building inspectors to verify that the remodeler has the appropriate license(s) and a clean record.
An essential step in your decision-making process is to check a remodeler's references. Ask for the names and phone numbers of current and former customers; then take the time to interview them (preferably in their homes so that you can take a look at the remodeler's work).
• Would you hire this company again?
• Did the remodeler maintain a neat work site?
• Did the crew show up on time? Were you pleased with their work style?
• Was your project completed on time and within the budget?
• Was the remodeler easy to talk to and did he or she keep you informed as the job progressed?
Your excitement about the remodeling process may be understandably tempered when you hear stories about unscrupulous contractors who accepted large down payments and then skipped town, new roofs that leak during a heavy downpour, and jobs begun but never completed. It's enough to make anybody wary.
•The contractor solicits business door-to-door. This sales approach is often accompanied by high pressure sales tactics, intimidation, and threats.
•You can't verify the remodeler's name, address, telephone number, or credentials.
•The contractor claims to be endorsed by the Federal Housing Administration for the Title I home improvement loan program. More information on this type of deceptive advertising is available from the Department of Housing and Urban Development's web site.
• The contractor is not willing to offer references or the references provided were not happy with the contractor's work.
• You are asked to pay for the entire job in advance.
• The contractor will accept payment only in cash.
If you do sign a contract and then have second thoughts, remember that the Federal Trade Commission's "Cooling Off Rule" may apply if the contract was signed somewhere other than the contractor's place of business (in your home, for example). Under this law, you have up to 72 hours to cancel the agreement.
When you hire a remodeler, you are buying a service rather than a product. The quality of the service the remodeler provides will determine the quality of the finished project and your satisfaction with it. Listed below are some qualifications you will want to explore and questions you will want to ask when you interview a remodeler.
• Maintain a permanent mailing address, a phone number, and a pager or answering system? You want to be able to reach the remodeler quickly and easily - especially at critical times.
• Carry insurance that protects you from claims arising due to property damage or jobsite injuries?
- Ask for a copy of the remodeler's insurance certificates so you can be sure that you are not liable for property damage or jobsite-related injuries.
- You should also ask the remodeler how much the project will add to your home's value and then obtain the necessary additional insurance.
• Have an established presence in the community?
- How long has the company been in business? Longevity usually suggests financial stability.
- Does the remodeler maintain solid relationships with experienced independent trade contractors (such as plumbers and electricians) and work with them as a team to keep your job running smoothly?
• Possess a trustworthy reputation among customers, peers, and those in the remodeling industry?
• Ask for a list of building materials suppliers and call them to see if the remodeler has an account or pays for materials on delivery. Most suppliers are willing to extend credit to financially sound companies.
• Does the remodeler have a track record of successful projects similar to yours?
• Have a working knowledge of the many types and ages of homes in the area? A sound structural and architectural knowledge of what is likely to be behind a wall or under a floor helps the remodeler provide reliable estimates. Extremely low bids may reflect a remodeler's lack of this knowledge and a poor understanding of the actual costs involved.
• Know what products and materials would likely be used for your project?
• Offer an array of options when selecting products, materials, and techniques?
• Specialize in particular types of projects?
• Arrange for the building permit? Remember that the person who obtains the permit is the contractor of record and therefore liable for the work.
• Offer a warranty? If so, what kind and for how long? What is covered under the warranty and what is not?
• Understand the scheduling issues required to begin and complete your job within your timetable?
• Respond promptly to your inquiries?
• Listen to and understand your needs and wants?
- When you discuss what you'd like to do, does the remodeler show enthusiasm for your ideas and suggest ways to make them work within your budget?
- You should ask the remodeler for examples of how the company has solved home improvement challenges for other customers.
• Facilitate and encourage communication? Ask how the remodeler handles communication during construction (such as a message center in the house for you and the remodeling team).
You've done your research and asked all the right questions, and now you're ready to hire a professional remodeler. However, before you have a contract drawn up, there's still a few more items to consider.
Ask for a written estimate of the work to be done based on a set of plans and specifications. This is a time-consuming process for the contractor, so you should be prepared to pay for this package.
Make sure that you're comparing apples to apples. Estimates from different remodelers need to be based on identical project specifications.
Conventional wisdom states that you should "get at least three bids" before hiring a contractor. But it's a mistake to let price alone drive your selection. If you like a remodeler and are confident that he would do a good job, don't automatically switch to another contractor (who may not rank as high in customer service, competence, communication, etc.) if the estimate is more than you can afford. You may be able to scale down by making a few modifications - using quality stock rather than custom designed cabinets or selecting less expensive appliances or fixtures.
Remodeling is a very personal process. The remodeler you hire will be part of your home life for several weeks or months, so it's important to make sure that your personalities work well together. If, for example, you want to know every detail as the project progresses, you probably won't be happy with a remodeler given to one-word answers. The bottom line is: Do you feel comfortable with this individual? A strong rapport and close communication with your remodeler will help make any job go well.
Once you've picked a remodeler, no work should begin until you have reviewed and signed a written agreement or contract that spells out in detail the what, where, how, time span, and cost of your project.
• The contractor's name, address, telephone number, and license number (if applicable).
• A visual representation - blueprint, floor plan, sketches - that shows what the remodeler will do and where.
• The timetable for the project, including approximate start and completion dates.
• The price and payment schedule.
• Detailed specifications for all products and materials. The description of each item should provide enough detail to clearly identify it, such as the brand name, model number, color, and size. This section of the contract may also describe any materials to be selected later, who will choose them, and the amount of money (called an allowance) set aside to pay for each item.
• Information on who will obtain and pay for necessary permits and other approvals.
• The procedures for handling change orders.
• Lien releases to ensure that you are not held liable for any third-party claims of nonpayment.
• Provisions for conflict resolution in the event of a contract dispute.
• Notice of your right under the FTC's Cooling Off Rule to cancel the contract within three days if it was signed someplace other than the remodeler's place of business.
• Details on issues like access to your home, care of the premises, phone and bathroom use, and cleanup and trash removal.
Once you have read your contract carefully, review it with your remodeler to clarify any wording you do not understand. If you still have questions after this meeting, you should discuss them with your attorney. When all your questions have been answered, you're ready to sign the contract.


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For Shanahan, it looks like a rocky road to defense secretary
By Joe Gould
Key Democrats are signaling that Patrick Shanahan, the acting defense secretary who was informally nominated for the permanent role last week, will face tough questioning. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP)
WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans almost certainly have the votes to confirm Patrick Shanahan as the next secretary of defense. But that doesn't mean the process will be smooth and simple.
Key Democrats are signaling that Shanahan, the acting defense secretary who was informally nominated for the permanent role last week, will face tough questions and possibly significant resistance in what has already been a bumpy path to him taking over the military's top civilian role.
Democrats on the Senate Armed Services Committee are expressing wariness over the former Boeing executive's industry ties, his relative inexperience on the world stage and whether he can stand up to President Donald Trump, particularly after Shanahan's acquiescence to Trump's pursuit of Pentagon funds for a border wall.
Shanahan could also face questions on the administration's saber-rattling toward Iran, its transgender troop ban and the Defense Department's efforts to weaken cleanup standards for chemicals in water near many military bases.
And Shanahan's confirmation hearing will include interrogation from at least two Democratic presidential hopefuls — Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts — and likely additional concerns on the Senate floor from five others: Sens. Michael Bennett of Colorado; Cory Booker of New Jersey; Kamala Harris of California; Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota; and Bernie Sanders, I-Vt.
For each, the nomination of a new defense secretary provides a chance to highlight their own campaign's defense policies, and their concerns with Trump.
"He has to answer how we're going to get out of unlimited wars, get out of Yemen, how we're going to deal with the enormous amounts of waste and fraud in the military budget — and when we are finally going to see an independent audit in the Defense Department," Sanders said of Shanahan.
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By Joe Gould, Aaron Mehta and Valerie Insinna
It's also a chance to remind the public of who Shanahan is replacing: former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, a retired Marine four-star, who stepped down over Trump's plans to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria. Mattis was perhaps the most respected foreign policy official in Trump's administration and had a reputation for moderating the president's hard-line policies.
"We had a secretary, in Secretary Mattis, who the committee had complete confidence in. He had deep experience and wisdom about these topics, and he was going to tell the president exactly what he thought," said Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., who is the ranking member on the SASC readiness subpanel. "We want to gauge [whether Shanahan] has the kind of backbone where he will give his advice regardless of what the president wants to hear."
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman Jim Inhofe, R-Okla., an ally of Trump, said his intent is to schedule a hearing as soon as he receives Shanahan's required paperwork, and he wants a quick confirmation. But he also expects the process to be partisan, a referendum on the president and rough going.
"It will be [like that] because Democrats don't like Republicans," Inhofe said. "The opposition will be 90 or 95 percent partisan opposition against this president."
Inhofe brushed off concerns about the former Boeing exec's industry ties and said the top priority for Shanahan — who sometimes speaks haltingly in high-pressure Capitol Hill appearances — is to show poise in the face of tough questioning. (Inhofe has embraced Shanahan after offering tepid support in the past.)
Shanahan's public performance before the Inhofe-led SASC has improved over time, but it was "lacking" in his first appearance. "I think most people would say he was not as determined, he was hesitating and not showing a lot of leadership, but that turned around in the next hearing, so whoever talked to him said the right thing," Inhofe said.
What's the state of play for a 'Defense Secretary Shanahan'?
Sen. Jack Reed, the SASC's top Democrat, said Tuesday that using Shanahan's confirmation to question Trump's approach to the military is customary and reasonable. His tact and vote are expected to be influential to his fellow Democrats on the panel.
Any nominee for defense secretary entering in the middle of a president's term is expected to answer for the president's decisions, as were Obama administration defense secretaries Ash Carter and Chuck Hagel. (Hagel's bitter confirmation process was subject to a damning op-ed from Inhofe and a filibuster before Hagel was confirmed, 58-41.)
"When it's a new administration, there's a certain presumption that you give the president an opportunity to put his team together, but that quickly evaporates in any administration," Reed said.
Reed said the job requires Shanahan be both a master of geopolitics and strategy, and that he has access to the president. Though Shanahan was confirmed by the Senate 92-7 as the deputy defense secretary in 2017, Reed and other Democrats pointed out that this job has different qualifications.
"I don't know what the vote's going to be, but [it's] two different jobs," Reed said. "He came in to be a manager of systems, which he'd done at Boeing for years. [As defense secretary], you're not just thinking about management and acquisition: What are the strategic and geopolitical implications of this decision? What are the priorities of DoD that we have to change?"
Some Democrats on the committee have signaled they are predisposed against Shanahan.
"Shanahan may be the least-qualified nominee for secretary of Defense that the Senate Armed Services Committee has considered during my time in the Senate," Sen. Richard Blumenthal, of Connecticut, said in a statement after Trump tapped Shanahan. Blumenthal joined the Senate in 2011.
"I have been unimpressed by the lackluster testimony Shanahan provided to the Senate Armed Services Committee during recent hearings, and deeply concerned about his three decades in the corporate culture, which have undoubtedly shaped his limited perspective on national security issues," he added.
Some Republicans on the committee have a much more positive perspective on Shanahan. That's likely to be reflected at Shanahan's hearing, too.
"I've worked with him on a lot of issues, he's always gotten me information, he's always been open, we've had good conversations," said Sen. Deb Fischer, R-Neb., and the chair of the SASC Strategic Forces Subcommittee. Fischer was initially skeptical of the administration's pursuit of a space force, but affirmed Monday that her position and the administration's proposals have evolved toward one another.
"I would agree with the [SASC] chairman that we should be able to move forward fairly quickly once we get the paperwork," she said of Shanahan's nomination process. "It's not like he's an unknown quantity, for heaven's sakes. He's been the acting and the deputy, so it's not like we would want to prolong this. I would think all of us would want to get someone in there permanently."
About Joe Gould
Joe Gould is the senior Pentagon reporter for Defense News, covering the intersection of national security policy, politics and the defense industry. He served previously as Congress reporter.
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"The redesign of the Corps, we are told, is irrevocable. But questions continue to plague any critically thinking Marine."
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B&B Electronics' M2M Connectivity Equipment Passes NEMA TS2
By atesmeh | August 27, 2013
E thernet Switches, Extenders & Routers, Fiber Media Converters, Serial Isolators, & Wireless Communications Equipment Pass NEMA TS2- Environmental Tests
B&B Electronics Manufacturing Company, Inc., has announced that a broad range of its M2M connectivity and data communications equipment has passed the NEMA TS2 standard environmental requirements, making them safe and reliable for use in Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) networks. A standard for traffic control assemblies, such as traffic lights, emergency road condition signs and walk/don't walk signs, the NEMA TS2 is designed for manufacturers to meet or exceed a minimum set of environmental requirements, including a -34 to 74°C temperature range with 18 to 95% humidity over the range, and the ability to withstand 0.5g @ 5 to 30Hz vibration, and 10g's of shock.
B&B Electronics' NEMA TS2-compliant M2M products include Ethernet Switches, Fiber Media Converters, Serial Isolators, Ethernet Extenders, Ethernet Routers and Wireless communications equipment. A complete list is available here: http://www.bb-elec.com/Solutions/Transportation/NEMA-TS2.aspx.
Integrators, engineering firms and other ITS network designers are challenged to install and maintain infrastructures that enable communication across a broad mix of equipment and communications technologies. For instance, traffic controllers may have serial interfaces while digital signs, access points or IP cameras communicate via Ethernet. Other network design challenges are physical, such as availability of communications cables, implications of copper vs. fiber cables, and whether wireless is an option.
"Our network engineers are increasingly being called in to consult on difficult projects to achieve connectivity across a mix of equipment and communications technologies, such as in ITS networks, where devices are being deployed in increasingly challenging environments, and where network boundaries are being relentlessly stretched to reach them," said Sean Harrigan, CEO of B&B Electronics. B&B's products cover traffic control cabinet applications in traffic control signals, digital signage, roadside radar, video surveillance, toll booths and intelligent parking systems.
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Dominik Frieser (* 9. September 1993 in Graz) ist ein österreichischer Fußballspieler.

Karriere

Karrierebeginn und erste Schritte im Herrenfußball
Frieser begann seine Karriere beim SK Sturm Graz. Zwischen 2001 und 2002 spielte er für den SV Gössendorf. Im September 2002 kam er in die Jugend des Grazer AK. Zur Saison 2007/08 kehrte er in die Akademie von Sturm zurück. Im Oktober 2008 wechselte Frieser zum SC Seiersberg, bei dem er in der achtklassigen Zweitmannschaft zum Einsatz kam. Im August 2009 wechselte er zum sechstklassigen SVU Kumberg. Im Februar 2010 kehrte er zu Seiersberg zurück.

In der Winterpause der Saison 2010/11 wechselte Frieser zum viertklassigen SC Fürstenfeld. Im März 2011 debütierte er in der Landesliga, als er am 16. Spieltag jener Saison gegen den SV Pachern in der 85. Minute für Bastian Jedliczka eingewechselt wurde. In der darauffolgenden Saison erzielte er im August 2011 bei einem 4:0-Sieg gegen Pachern sein erstes Tor für Fürstenfeld in der vierthöchsten Spielklasse. Sowohl in der Saison 2011/12 als auch in der Saison 2012/13 kam er in allen 30 Saisonspielen von Fürstenfeld zum Einsatz.

Wechsel in die zweite Liga und Leihe in die Regionalliga
Nach zweieinhalb Jahren in der Landesliga wechselte er zur Saison 2013/14 zum Zweitligisten TSV Hartberg. Im August 2013 gab er sein Debüt in der zweiten Liga, als er am dritten Spieltag jener Saison gegen den SV Horn in der 85. Minute für Peter Žulj eingewechselt wurde. Bis zur Winterpause kam er zu sieben Zweitligaeinsätzen für die Hartberger. Im Jänner 2014 wurde er für ein halbes Jahr an den Regionalligisten SC Kalsdorf verliehen. Sein erstes Spiel in der Regionalliga absolvierte er im März 2014 gegen den USV Allerheiligen. Im Mai 2014 erzielte er bei einem 3:0-Sieg gegen den SAK Klagenfurt sein einziges Tor für Kalsdorf in der Regionalliga. Insgesamt kam er zu 14 Einsätzen für Kalsdorf in der dritthöchsten Spielklasse.

Nach seiner Rückkehr zu Hartberg stand er im August 2014 am fünften Spieltag der Saison 2014/15 gegen den SC Austria Lustenau erstmals in der Startelf von Hartberg. Sein erstes Tor in der zweithöchsten Spielklasse erzielte er im Mai 2015 bei einem 1:0-Sieg gegen den SV Horn. Bis Saisonende kam er zu 30 Einsätzen in der zweiten Liga und erzielte dabei ein Tor, mit Hartberg musste er jedoch als Tabellenletzter in die Regionalliga absteigen.

Über Kapfenberg in die Bundesliga

Daraufhin schloss Frieser sich zur Saison 2015/16 dem Zweitligisten Kapfenberger SV an. In seiner ersten Saison für die KSV kam er zu 35 Einsätzen in der Liga und erzielte dabei fünf Tore, lediglich ein Spiel verpasste er gesperrt. In der darauffolgenden Saison 2016/17 kam Frieser in 34 von 36 Saisonspielen zum Einsatz und konnte dabei zwei Tore machen.

Zur Saison 2017/18 wechselte er zum Bundesligisten Wolfsberger AC, bei dem er einen bis Juni 2018 laufenden Vertrag erhielt. Sein Debüt für die Kärntner in der Bundesliga gab er im Juli 2018, als er am ersten Spieltag jener Saison gegen den FC Red Bull Salzburg in der 82. Minute für Thomas Zündel ins Spiel gebracht wurde. Am vierten Spieltag stand er gegen Sturm Graz erstmals in der Startaufstellung der Wolfsberger. Im Mai 2018 erzielte er bei einem 2:1-Sieg gegen den FK Austria Wien seine ersten beiden Tore in der höchsten Spielklasse. Dadurch wurde Frieser erst zum vierten Spieler, dem es gelungen war in allen acht Spielklassen ein Tor zu erzielen. Insgesamt kam er in seiner ersten Bundesligasaison zu 22 Einsätzen, in denen er vier Tore erzielte.

Mit dem LASK im Europapokal
Nach dem Auslaufen seines Vertrages beim WAC wechselte er zur Saison 2018/19 zum Ligakonkurrenten LASK, bei dem er einen bis Juni 2020 laufenden Vertrag erhielt. Im Juli 2018 absolvierte er sein erstes internationales Spiel, als er für die Oberösterreicher im Zweitrundenhinspiel der Qualifikation zur Europa League gegen den Lillestrøm SK in der 84. Minute für Reinhold Ranftl eingewechselt wurde. In der Nachspielzeit erzielte Frieser zudem den Treffer zum 4:0-Endstand. Nachdem man auch im Rückspiel gegen die Norweger siegreich gewesen war, traf man in der dritten Runde auf Beşiktaş Istanbul. Nach einer 1:0-Auswärtsniederlage schied man nach einem 2:1-Heimsieg im Rückspiel aus dem Bewerb aus, Frieser erzielte im Rückspiel den Treffer zur zwischenzeitlichen 2:0-Führung des LASK. Im November 2018 wurde sein Vertrag bei den Oberösterreichern vorzeitig bis Juni 2021 verlängert. In zwei Spielzeiten beim LASK kam Frieser zu 61 Bundesligaeinsätzen und erzielte 14 Tore.

Wechsel nach England und Italien
Zur Saison 2020/21 wechselte er nach England zum Zweitligisten FC Barnsley, bei dem er einen bis Juni 2022 laufenden Vertrag erhielt. Für Barnsley kam er insgesamt zu 56 Einsätzen in der EFL Championship. Im Dezember 2021 wurde sein Vertrag beim Zweitligisten aufgelöst. Daraufhin schloss Friese sich im Februar 2022 dem italienischen Drittligisten FC Cesena an. Für Cesena kam er zu 16 Einsätzen in der Serie C.

Rückkehr nach Österreich
Nach einem Halbjahr in Italien kehrte Frieser im August 2022 zum Bundesligisten TSV Hartberg zurück, bei dem er einen bis Juni 2025 laufenden Vertrag erhielt.

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Fußballspieler (SC Fürstenfeld)
Fußballspieler (TSV Hartberg)
Fußballspieler (SC Kalsdorf)
Fußballspieler (Kapfenberger SV)
Fußballspieler (Wolfsberger AC)
Fußballspieler (LASK)
Fußballspieler (FC Barnsley)
Fußballspieler (FC Cesena)
Sportler (Graz)
Österreicher
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static Fsm s_sequencer_fsm;
static SequencerStorage s_storage;

static uint8_t s_retries = 0;
static bool s_pending_transition = false;
static uint16_t s_filtered_ids[NUM_SEQUENCER_FSM_FILTERS] = { 0 };

// Filter:
//
// Rationale:
//
// Normally the sequencer filters to the range of (NUM_CHAOS_EVENTS_CAN, NUM_CHAOS_EVENT_SEQEUNCES)
// with special handling of CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_ERROR.
//
// We use filtering in the emergency state to discard CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_ERROR and
// CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_OPENED so that we can skip awaiting responses. However, if we didn't include
// this filtering behavior the CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_OPENED message would hit the main sequencer and
// since it was unexpected it would cause a fault. To avoid this we need to filter it.

// Adds a filter on |id| to ignore it until it is cleared.
static bool prv_add_filter(uint16_t id) {
  for (size_t i = 0; i < NUM_SEQUENCER_FSM_FILTERS; i++) {
    if (s_filtered_ids[i] == NUM_CHAOS_EVENTS) {
      s_filtered_ids[i] = id;
      return true;
    }
  }
  return false;
}

// Removes all filters from |s_filtered_ids|
static void prv_clear_filters(void) {
  for (size_t i = 0; i < NUM_SEQUENCER_FSM_FILTERS; i++) {
    s_filtered_ids[i] = NUM_CHAOS_EVENTS;
  }
}

// Checks if |id| is filtered.
static bool prv_is_filtered_id(uint16_t id) {
  for (size_t i = 0; i < NUM_SEQUENCER_FSM_FILTERS; i++) {
    if (s_filtered_ids[i] == id) {
      return true;
    }
  }
  return false;
}

// Event order declarations
//
// The first event is a guard used to know when we have fully flushed the previous state.

// Emergency State Order:
// - Turn off the charger (if active)
// - Disable all unnecessary GPIO pins (this will auto-open all the non-battery relays)
// - Open motor relay (no-op to sync FSM)
// - Open solar master rear relay (no-op to sync FSM)
// - Open solar master front relay (no-op to sync FSM)
// - Disable DCDC Monitoring
// - Open battery relay (DCDC) (actual relay retries)
static const SequencerEventPair s_emergency_events[] = {
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_EMERGENCY_START, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CHARGER_OPEN, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_GPIO_EMERGENCY, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_OPEN_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_MOTORS },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
#ifdef CHAOS_FLAG_ENABLE_SOLAR_RELAYS
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_OPEN_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_REAR },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_OPEN_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_FRONT },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
#endif  // CHAOS_FLAG_ENABLE_SOLAR_RELAYS
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_MONITOR_DISABLE, .data = POWER_PATH_SOURCE_ID_DCDC },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_OPEN_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_SLAVE },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_OPEN_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_MAIN },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_EMERGENCY_DONE, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
};

// Idle State Order:
// - Turn off the charger (if active)
// - Open all GPIO that shouldn't be on. (auto-opens all non-battery relays)
// - Open motor relay (no-op to sync FSM)
// - Open solar master rear relay (no-op to sync FSM)
// - Open solar master front relay (no-op to sync FSM)
// - Disable DCDC Monitoring
// - Open battery relay (DCDC)
static const SequencerEventPair s_idle_events[] = {
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_IDLE_START, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CHARGER_OPEN, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_GPIO_IDLE, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_OPEN_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_MOTORS },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_OPENED, .data = RELAY_ID_MOTORS } },
#ifdef CHAOS_FLAG_ENABLE_SOLAR_RELAYS
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_OPEN_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_REAR },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_OPENED, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_REAR } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_OPEN_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_FRONT },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_OPENED, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_FRONT } },
#endif  // CHAOS_FLAG_ENABLE_SOLAR_RELAYS
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_MONITOR_DISABLE, .data = POWER_PATH_SOURCE_ID_DCDC },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_OPEN_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_SLAVE },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_OPENED, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_SLAVE } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_OPEN_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_MAIN },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_OPENED, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_MAIN } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_IDLE_DONE, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
};

// Charge State Order:
// - Open all GPIO that shouldn't be on.
// - Open the motor relay (no-op to sync FSM)
// - Close battery relay (DCDC)
// - Enable DCDC monitoring
// - Turn on charging GPIOs
// - Close solar master rear relay
// - Close solar master front relay
// - Turn on the charger
static const SequencerEventPair s_charge_events[] = {
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_CHARGE_START, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_GPIO_CHARGE_PRECONFIG, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_OPEN_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_MOTORS },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_OPENED, .data = RELAY_ID_MOTORS } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CLOSE_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_MAIN },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_CLOSED, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_MAIN } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_DELAY_MS, .data = SEQUENCER_FSM_BATTERY_DELAY },
    .response = { CHAOS_EVENT_DELAY_DONE, 0 } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CLOSE_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_SLAVE },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_CLOSED, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_SLAVE } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_MONITOR_ENABLE, .data = POWER_PATH_SOURCE_ID_DCDC },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_GPIO_CHARGE, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_DELAY_MS, .data = SEQUENCER_FSM_BOOT_DELAY },
    .response = { CHAOS_EVENT_DELAY_DONE, 0 } },
#ifdef CHAOS_FLAG_ENABLE_SOLAR_RELAYS
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CLOSE_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_REAR },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_CLOSED, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_REAR } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CLOSE_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_FRONT },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_CLOSED, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_FRONT } },
#endif  // CHAOS_FLAG_ENABLE_SOLAR_RELAYS
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CHARGER_CLOSE, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_CHARGE_DONE, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
};

// Drive State Order:
// - Turn off the charger
// - Open all GPIO that shouldn't be on.
// - Close battery relay (DCDC)
// - Enable DCDC monitoring
// - Turn on drive GPIOs
// - Close solar master rear relay
// - Close solar master front relay
// - Close motor relay
static const SequencerEventPair s_drive_events[] = {
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_DRIVE_START, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CHARGER_OPEN, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_GPIO_DRIVE_PRECONFIG, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CLOSE_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_MAIN },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_CLOSED, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_MAIN } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_DELAY_MS, .data = SEQUENCER_FSM_BATTERY_DELAY },
    .response = { CHAOS_EVENT_DELAY_DONE, 0 } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CLOSE_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_SLAVE },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_CLOSED, .data = RELAY_ID_BATTERY_SLAVE } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_MONITOR_ENABLE, .data = POWER_PATH_SOURCE_ID_DCDC },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_GPIO_DRIVE, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_DELAY_MS, .data = SEQUENCER_FSM_BOOT_DELAY },
    .response = { CHAOS_EVENT_DELAY_DONE, 0 } },
#ifdef CHAOS_FLAG_ENABLE_SOLAR_RELAYS
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CLOSE_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_REAR },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_CLOSED, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_REAR } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CLOSE_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_FRONT },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_CLOSED, .data = RELAY_ID_SOLAR_MASTER_FRONT } },
#endif  // CHAOS_FLAG_ENABLE_SOLAR_RELAYS
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_CLOSE_RELAY, .data = RELAY_ID_MOTORS },
    .response = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_CLOSED, .data = RELAY_ID_MOTORS } },
  { .raise = { .id = CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_DRIVE_DONE, .data = SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA },
    .response = SEQUENCER_NO_RESPONSE },
};

// FSM Setup
FSM_DECLARE_STATE(sequencer_state_emergency);
FSM_DECLARE_STATE(sequencer_state_idle);
FSM_DECLARE_STATE(sequencer_state_charge);
FSM_DECLARE_STATE(sequencer_state_drive);

FSM_STATE_TRANSITION(sequencer_state_emergency) {
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_IDLE, sequencer_state_idle);
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_RESET, sequencer_state_emergency);
}

FSM_STATE_TRANSITION(sequencer_state_idle) {
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_EMERGENCY, sequencer_state_emergency);
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_CHARGE, sequencer_state_charge);
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_DRIVE, sequencer_state_drive);
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_RESET, sequencer_state_idle);
}

FSM_STATE_TRANSITION(sequencer_state_charge) {
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_EMERGENCY, sequencer_state_emergency);
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_DRIVE, sequencer_state_drive);
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_IDLE, sequencer_state_idle);
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_RESET, sequencer_state_charge);
}

FSM_STATE_TRANSITION(sequencer_state_drive) {
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_EMERGENCY, sequencer_state_emergency);
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_CHARGE, sequencer_state_charge);
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_IDLE, sequencer_state_idle);
  FSM_ADD_TRANSITION(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_RESET, sequencer_state_drive);
}

// Return true if setup succeeded. Return false if we are blocked waiting on an async event to
// finish. If this returns false the caller should exit immediately.
static bool prv_sequencer_setup_common(void) {
  if (sequencer_stop_awaiting(&s_storage)) {
    delay_service_cancel();
    relay_retry_service_fail_fast();
    // We actually transitioned so just reset the state until it succeeds. Note this needs to be
    // normal priority to allow events to flush. This is to flush an event we are waiting for
    // (i.e. relay transition) this will take a max of 15 ms to succeed.
    event_raise(CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_RESET, SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA);
    s_pending_transition = true;
    return false;
  }
  s_pending_transition = false;
  s_retries = 0;
  prv_clear_filters();
  return true;
}

// FSM Transitions
static void prv_sequencer_state_emergency(Fsm *fsm, const Event *e, void *context) {
  (void)fsm;
  (void)e;
  if (!prv_sequencer_setup_common()) {
    return;
  }
  LOG_DEBUG("Emergency\n");
  prv_add_filter(CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_ERROR);
  prv_add_filter(CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_OPENED);
  event_raise(CHAOS_EVENT_SET_RELAY_RETRIES, RELAY_RETRY_SERVICE_UNLIMITED_ATTEMPTS);
  sequencer_init((SequencerStorage *)context, (SequencerEventPair *)s_emergency_events,
                 SIZEOF_ARRAY(s_emergency_events));
}

static void prv_sequencer_state_idle(Fsm *fsm, const Event *e, void *context) {
  (void)fsm;
  (void)e;
  if (!prv_sequencer_setup_common()) {
    return;
  }
  LOG_DEBUG("Idle\n");
  event_raise(CHAOS_EVENT_SET_RELAY_RETRIES, RELAY_RETRY_SERVICE_DEFAULT_ATTEMPTS);
  sequencer_init((SequencerStorage *)context, (SequencerEventPair *)s_idle_events,
                 SIZEOF_ARRAY(s_idle_events));
}

static void prv_sequencer_state_charge(Fsm *fsm, const Event *e, void *context) {
  (void)fsm;
  (void)e;
  if (!prv_sequencer_setup_common()) {
    return;
  }
  LOG_DEBUG("Charge\n");
  event_raise(CHAOS_EVENT_SET_RELAY_RETRIES, RELAY_RETRY_SERVICE_DEFAULT_ATTEMPTS);
  sequencer_init((SequencerStorage *)context, (SequencerEventPair *)s_charge_events,
                 SIZEOF_ARRAY(s_charge_events));
}

static void prv_sequencer_state_drive(Fsm *fsm, const Event *e, void *context) {
  (void)fsm;
  (void)e;
  if (!prv_sequencer_setup_common()) {
    return;
  }
  LOG_DEBUG("Drive\n");
  event_raise(CHAOS_EVENT_SET_RELAY_RETRIES, RELAY_RETRY_SERVICE_DEFAULT_ATTEMPTS);
  sequencer_init((SequencerStorage *)context, (SequencerEventPair *)s_drive_events,
                 SIZEOF_ARRAY(s_drive_events));
}

// Public interface
void sequencer_fsm_init(void) {
  prv_clear_filters();
  s_pending_transition = false;
  memset(&s_storage, 0, sizeof(s_storage));
  fsm_state_init(sequencer_state_emergency, prv_sequencer_state_emergency);
  fsm_state_init(sequencer_state_idle, prv_sequencer_state_idle);
  fsm_state_init(sequencer_state_charge, prv_sequencer_state_charge);
  fsm_state_init(sequencer_state_drive, prv_sequencer_state_drive);
  fsm_init(&s_sequencer_fsm, "SequenceFSM", &sequencer_state_idle, &s_storage);
}

StatusCode sequencer_fsm_publish_next_event(const Event *previous_event) {
  // Try to transition if the event is a sequence transition.
  if (previous_event->id == CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_IDLE ||
      previous_event->id == CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_CHARGE ||
      previous_event->id == CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_DRIVE ||
      previous_event->id == CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_EMERGENCY ||
      previous_event->id == CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_RESET) {
    if (!fsm_process_event(&s_sequencer_fsm, previous_event)) {
      LOG_WARN("Failed transition: %u %u\n", previous_event->id, previous_event->data);
      return status_code(STATUS_CODE_INVALID_ARGS);
    }
    return STATUS_CODE_OK;
  }

  // Filter out both filtered messages. Also filter all events if there is a pending_transition.
  if (prv_is_filtered_id(previous_event->id)) {
    return STATUS_CODE_OK;
  }

  // Handle a totally faulted relay in a special way, ignore this kind of failure if we are
  // transitioning as the relay may not have reached the maximal retry limit.
  if (previous_event->id == CHAOS_EVENT_RELAY_ERROR) {
    // Force the awaiting flag to clear as the relay failed.
    s_storage.awaiting_response = false;

    // If we aren't in the emergency state we need to switch to that state. This event will not be
    // raised in the emergency state.
    return event_raise_priority(EVENT_PRIORITY_HIGH, CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_EMERGENCY,
                                EE_POWER_DISTRIBUTION_FAULT_REASON_RELAY_RETRY_EXPIRY);
  }

  // Filter to only handled events. Those in the range
  // |(NUM_CHAOS_EVENTS_CAN, NUM_CHAOS_EVENTS)|
  if (previous_event->id <= NUM_CHAOS_EVENTS_CAN) {
    // Not in the range of handled events. This isn't necessarily invalid but won't be handled so
    // return unknown.
    return status_code(STATUS_CODE_UNKNOWN);
  }

  StatusCode status = sequencer_advance(&s_storage, previous_event);
  // An unexpected event occurred we should reset.
  if (status == STATUS_CODE_INTERNAL_ERROR) {
    if (s_retries < SEQUENCER_FSM_MAX_RETRIES) {
      s_retries++;
      return event_raise_priority(EVENT_PRIORITY_HIGH, CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_RESET,
                                  SEQUENCER_EMPTY_DATA);
    }
    // If we are stuck go to the emergency state.
    LOG_DEBUG("Emergency: sequence failed.");
    return event_raise_priority(EVENT_PRIORITY_HIGH, CHAOS_EVENT_SEQUENCE_EMERGENCY,
                                EE_POWER_DISTRIBUTION_FAULT_REASON_SEQUENCE_RETRY_EXPIRY);
  }
  if (sequencer_complete(&s_storage)) {
    LOG_DEBUG("Sequence Complete\n");
  }
  return status;
}


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Q: Why is the restriction on newtype? I read that "newtype has exactly one constructor with exactly one field inside it." Is this restriction adds any advantage? If the value constructor is limited with only one field, why can't i use the field directly in my code, instead of wrapping it with newtype?

A: newtype is a tool for creating data abstraction that has no runtime cost.
What do I mean by abstraction?
Suppose you have:
greetPerson :: String -> String -> String
greetPerson greeting name = greeting ++ " " ++ name

greetPerson "Hello" "Mike" => "Hello Mike"

This works fine, but it opens opportunities for misuse:
greetPerson "Mike" "Hello" => "Mike Hello"

The problem is that you're using the same type everywhere (String), carrying no semantic meaning. Let's use a newtype:
newtype Name = Name String

greetPerson :: String -> Name -> String
greetPerson greeting (Name name) = greeting ++ " " ++ name

greetPerson "Hello" (Name "Mike") => "Hello Mike"

We end up with the same functionality, but now the type signature carries more meaning and the compiler can tell us when we misuse it.
What do I mean by no runtime cost?
The newtype from my example exists only at the type level and the compiler generates exactly the same code as if I used String throughout.
This hints at why newtype is only allowed for one constructor with one field.
Imagine you tried to make newtype work for more than one constructor. How would you distinguish which one you have at runtime? You'd have to store some additional information.
Same with more than one field. You'd need some way to bundle two fields together.
All of them add some runtime cost which newtype promises not to do.
If you want more than one field or more than one constructor simply use data:
data Foo = Bar String | Baz Int Bool

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A praça fica no início da estrada da Água Grande, próxima a pontos importantes do bairro, como o Cemitério de Irajá, o Posto de Assistência Médica do bairro (PAM de Irajá), o Instituto Jesus Eucarístico e ao Supermercado Guanabara.

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Analysis of Franklin Roosevelt's Infamy Speech
✅ Paper Type: Free Essay ✅ Subject: English Language
✅ Wordcount: 884 words ✅ Published: 8th Feb 2020
Purpose and Audience
Speaker is former President Franklin D. Roosevelt. It was given at the White House directed to his vice president, the speaker, Members of the Senate, and the House of Representatives. It was broadcasted by radio to the American people and around the world, also being recorded on film. It was given on December 8, 1941. President Roosevelt is trying to get the Congress to say that a state of war be declared between the United States and Japan.
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President Roosevelt said, "The United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan." (Chan, 2016) (Roosevelt, 1941) The same day as the Pearl Harbor bombing, Japan also attacked Malaya, Hong Kong, Guam, Philippine Islands, Wake Island, and Midway Island. "The people of the United States have already formed their opinions and well understand the implications to the very life and safety of our nation." (Chan, 2016) (Roosevelt, 1941) The United States was at peace with Japan, communicating with their Japanese ambassador, giving no threat or hint of war or armed attack. He states that, "[it's] obvious that the attack was deliberately planned many days or even weeks ago." (Chan, 2016) (Roosevelt, 1941) The speech conveys an attitude of betrayal and of anguish.
The speech given by President Roosevelt has a clear beginning, middle, and end. There wasn't a lot of repetition in his speech. The only part that he repeated, although not word for word, is, "Since the unprovoked and dastardly attack by Japan on Sunday, December 7, 1941, a state of war has existed between the United States and the Japanese Empire." (Chan, 2016) (Roosevelt, 1941) The vocabulary he used was appropriate. The United States didn't provoke Japan into attacking them, instead, the United States was doing the exact opposite. They were aiming for peace. He used the word "dastardly" in his speech, meaning cowardly; meanly base; sneaking. To him, the Japanese were cowardly, attacking without warning. His overall vocabulary is scholarly, but also not too scholarly that the average American citizen could understand what he was talking about. The wording was very simple, so that it's meaning couldn't be misunderstood or misinterpreted.
The first impression that President Roosevelt created is professionalism. He addressed the main audience needed to approve of the state of war declaration between the United States and Japan. He started off by saying that the United States was suddenly and deliberately attacked by Japan. The United States is the victim of Japan's violence. President Roosevelt dressed in a black tailored suit, white button up shirt, black tie, and black socks and dress shoes (it was in black and white). He has a very professional appearance.
Logos, Pathos, and Ethos
Logos was used in President Roosevelt's speech by stating facts. He uses repetition to solidify his points. He repeats the phrase, "Last Night, Japanese forces attacked…" as a method of both evoking emotion but also to solidify and validate his point. He mentions that the attack that happened caused severe damage to the United States military and naval forces. He states that many American lives were lost. He says that, even after the Pearl Harbor bombing, American ships were reportedly torpedoed between San Francisco and Honolulu.
Pathos was used in his speech through the vocabulary he chose. He used the words "deliberately" and "suddenly", when talking about Japan attacking the United States. It gives emotion to American citizens that it wasn't expected, and it was done on purpose, against the United States. He describes the date as "a date that will live in infamy." (Chan, 2016) (Roosevelt, 1941) The word infamy not only suggests the severity of the attacks, but also the affect the attacks will have on the future of the country. They are the victims of Japan's cruelty, along with other countries. He uses the word "deliberately" again, while talking about the Japanese Government deceiving the United States.
In regard to Ethos, he states, "I have directed that all measures be taken for our defense…no matter how long it may take us to overcome this premeditated invasion, the American people in their righteous might will win through to absolute victory." (Chan, 2016) (Roosevelt, 1941) He talks about his character in his desire to do everything he can to protect the American people. He then talks about America's character in their "righteous" desire to fulfill absolute victory against Japan.
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If the New York Giants aren't taking a quarterback, they should draft Saquon Barkley
Robbie Stratakos
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With a quarterback reportedly not on their radar, the New York Giants should draft Penn State running back Saquon Barkley with the number two overall pick.
The New York Giants appear willing to pass on a quarterback with the second overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft. If management is intent on doing just that, they should draft Penn State running back Saquon Barkley instead of reaching for an offensive lineman.
Earlier this week, Sports Illustrated's Peter King reported that the Giants are expected to pass on selecting a quarterback such as UCLA's Josh Rosen or USC's Sam Darnold with the number two overall pick. If that's true, it speaks to their profound trust in Eli Manning producing next season and Davis Webb potentially succeeding the veteran down the road. So with quarterback supposedly on lockdown for the foreseeable future, the Giants need to focus on drafting the best player available.
The Giants' most glaring weakness is their offensive line. They've struggled to protect Manning and help facilitate any sort of consistent running game. While beefing up the line should be a priority, management cannot reach for someone in the draft based on need.
Yes, Texas' Conor Williams, Oklahoma's Orlando Brown or Notre Dame's Mike McGlinchey would, in theory, be an upgrade over what's already in place. But what's going to help the team find immediate success: Signing a franchise left tackle such as New England's Nate Solder and/or a guard such as Carolina's Andrew Norwell or taking a gamble on a rookie lineman? With no rookie lineman viewed as a surefire Andrew Whitworth, so to speak, the Giants would be taking a huge gamble selecting one of them so high.
The Giants have reached and seen first-round linemen fail to live up to expectations in the past. Back in 2015, they used the ninth-overall pick on Miami tackle Ereck Flowers, who many projected as a late first-round selection. Three years later, the lineman has been categorized as a liability who supposedly quit on the team before their Week 17 matchup with the Washington Redskins and has struggled to hold his ground at left tackle. Do the Giants want to risk potentially reliving a similar situation?
In Barkley's three years at Penn State, his final two, in particular, he showcased an ability to be a franchise halfback in the NFL. Rushing for 2,767 yards and 36 touchdowns on 5.7 yards per carry in his final two seasons at Penn State, Barkley was a force to be reckoned with on the ground. He shed tackles well, has breakaway speed and is also a versatile back.
In addition to his running prowess, Barkley is also a receiving threat. In 2017, the running back reeled in 54 receptions for 632 yards and three touchdowns. Another intriguing aspect of Barkley's game is that he can be utilized as a kick returner.
Running back 15 kickoffs, two of which were for touchdowns, in 2017, Barkley was able to make an impact on special teams too. The running back is a special talent.
There are multiple mock drafts that get released before the NFL Draft. Some of them have top five picks in such spots, while others have them in the later portion of the first round. This notion applies to Barkley.
Some have Barkley as the Giants' first-round selection, such as ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr., while some think the running back is a tad bit overrated. The same goes for the most prestigious quarterback prospects in this class such as Rosen, Darnold, and even Wyoming's Josh Allen. Maybe general manager Dave Gettleman is one of those critics?
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Passing on a quarterback in what's a very deep quarterback draft class is a huge risk but one the Giants appear willing to take. If that's truly the case, they have to swing for the fences and not settle.
Drafting a running back over an offensive lineman on a team where little to no blocking takes place sounds absurd, but don't forget that the Giants have already preached they're focusing on beefing up their line this offseason. And signing polished lineman is better than reaching for one in the draft. With an improved line, a gifted back can thrive. Plus, with a passing attack consisting of Odell Beckham Jr., Sterling Shepard, and Evan Engram, Barkley could make the Giants' offense one of the game's best and most well-rounded.
Of course, there's the myth that you can't draft a running back in the first round based on their "lack of production" and the risk of injury. Well, look at the last two-to-three years. Did the Jacksonville Jaguars make a mistake selecting Leonard Fournette at number four overall? What about the Panthers with Christian McCaffrey at eight? Or the Dallas Cowboys with Ezekiel Elliot at four? The Los Angeles Rams with Todd Gurley at 10? How about the Los Angeles Chargers with Melvin Gordon at 15?
Drafting Barkley is a risk, but passing on Manning's potential successor is an even bigger one. Management is prioritizing getting offensive linemen and doing so will help establish a reliable run game.
The Giants are already taking a big risk by potentially passing on a premier quarterback in the draft. They might as well make it a risk worthwhile, instead of drafting out of need. Barkley has the potential to be a top-five halfback in the NFL and the Giants are looking to improve their ground game. Based on where their intentions supposedly lie, potentially selecting the next Tiki Barber is an opportunity the Giants shouldn't pass up on.
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Provide PPE kits to doctors, Telangana HC to government - Hyderabad News
Hyderabad, June 18 (IANS) The Telangana High Court on Thursday directed the state government to provide PPE kits to doctors and other healthcare professionals attending to Covid-19 patients.
A division bench gave several directions to the government while hearing Public Interest Litigations (PILs) about the Covid situation in the test, lack of adequate testing and the government not providing N-95 masks, face shields, goggles, Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) kits to doctors at Gandhi Hospital, the nodal facility for treatment of Covid-19 patients.
For a second consecutive day, the court shot a valley of questions at the state government.
Director of Public Health G. Srinivas Rao and Gandhi Hospital Superintendent Raja Rao appeared before the bench.
The director informed the court that 79 healthcare professionals in the state have so far tested positive for Covid-19.
Raja Rao conveyed to the court that Gandhi Hospital is experimenting with plasma therapy and use of anti-viral drugs.
The bench comprising Chief Justice Raghvendra Singh Chauhan and Justice B. Vijayasen Reddy asked the government to provide key information in the daily media bulletin on Covid situation.
In view of increasing number of cases being registered in Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) limits, the court ordered the government to release ward-wise details of the cases and provide the information to colony residents' associations.
The court also asked the court to take into consideration the suggestion by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) to conduct antigen tests.
It asked the government to increase the number of tests. The government was also directed to explain why it feels random tests will not help. The bench also asked the government to respond why mobile labs cannot be run.
The court sought a report from the government by June 29.
The government informed that 54 hospitals across the state can conduct Covid-19 tests.
Of them, 22 are in GHMC limits and 32 in other districts.
The court wanted the government to widely publicise important information about Covid-19 tests, results and hospitals where the treatment is available.
It directed that the shift system implemented in the Gandhi hospital should be made applicable to doctors in the other government hospitals.
The series of directions came a day after the court remarked that the state has lost interest in fighting Covid-19 and that it is ready to throw in the towel with a message that everyone should fend for themselves.
Expressing its displeasure over the government ignoring its orders, the bench wanted to know why the government is not sending its medical staff to test people door-to-door.
Telangana has been witnessing a surge in Covid-19 cases with daily jump of over 200 cases.
The total cases on Wednesday crossed 5,400. The death toll stands at 192.


Paychex is having a strong day in the market today, and for good reason. The company released its earnings report for the fourth quarter. The results were positive overall. Not only did earnings come in line with expectations, revenue was strong and expectations moving forward are positive. Today, we'll talk about what we saw from earnings, how the market reacted to the news, and what we can expect to see from PAYX moving forward.
Top-Line Revenue – In terms of top-line revenue, PAYX did incredibly well. During the fourth quarter, analysts expected that the company would generate revenue in the amount of $751.52 million. However, the company actually reported that revenue came in at $753.9 million in the fourth quarter.
Earnings Per Share – As mentioned above, earnings per share came right in line with expectations. During the fourth quarter, the PAYX reported earnings of $0.49 per share. This was the exact number that analysts were expecting to see.
The effective income tax rate for fiscal 2017 is expected to be in the range of 35.5% to 36.0%.
As investors one of the first things that we learn when we get started in the market is that the news causes movement. When positive news is released surrounding a publicly traded company, we can expect to see gains in the value of the stock associated with the company. Adversely, negative news will generally lead to declines. The news that was released by PAYX today was overwhelmingly positive. After all, investors love to see strong earnings reports followed by strong guidance, and the company hit both key points. As a result, we're seeing gains in the value of the stock today. Currently (10:47), the stock is trading at $58.09 per share after a gain of $1.95 per share or 3.47% thus far today.
Moving forward, I have a relatively mixed opinion of what we can expect to see from Paychex stock. First and foremost, things are looking good from the report that was released today. The company is seeing compelling growth in areas of revenue and earnings, and is expecting to see continued growth in FY 2016. However, there is a bit of bad news here too.
As investors, it's incredibly important for us to take risk into account when making investments. Because of the nature of the business at PAYX, the company is highly susceptible to economic changes in the United States and around the world. With the British people recently voting for a Brexit, there's quite a bit of economic uncertainty at the moment. As a result, this is adding risk to the profile of PAYX. So, if you do decide to invest in the company, please consider the risk and move with caution.
Where do you think PAYX is headed moving forward and why? Join the discussion in the comments below!
Darn, was thinking of investing in this stock earlier this week. Missed opportunity!


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» Sport » Garry Hill says one point earned, not two dropped
Garry Hill says one point earned, not two dropped
By: Andy Fitzsimon
Published March 4, 2013, in Sport
Woking 1 Lincoln City 1
CARDS failed to build on Brett Johnson's second-minute opener and were forced to share the spoils with Lincoln City.
Johnson got Woking off to a flying start, meeting ex-Imp John Nutter's cross to head home.
But Cards didn't have it all their own way and City got back on terms through Vadaine Oliver in the 25th minute.
ON YER 'ED – Cards celebrate taking the lead
A share of the points means Woking now only need two more to reach Garry Hill's magic 50 target.
But they'll have to wait until Wednesday's game with Mansfield for another bite at the cherry.
Hill had no complaints about the result, he said: "It was a point won today. I thought we did enough to win it but when you look at the week, we've taken four points out of six against Forest Green and Lincoln City which is a good return."
"It is disappointing not to have won but managers, players and supporters get greedy when you've been on a good run."
Former Lincoln skipper Nutter revealed his frustration at full time.
He said: "They're fighting for their lives but it wasn't to be. They made it hard for us but once we got the ball down and started playing we looked the better side."
"We've been on a decent run and we've had a draw today which isn't something we've had much this season. Sometimes a point is good to pick up and we'll see how many points we can now get."
Bradley Bubb's spectacular acrobatic was as close as Woking came to finding a winner but Paul Farman was a match with an equally good save.
Good news for the Cards came at the end of the week as Hill secured the services of Billy Knott for a further month from Sunderland.
It is hoped that he will be returning to the action soon following a hamstring injury.
WOKING: Brown, Newton, Cestor, Ricketts, McNerney, Parkinson, Bubb, Betsy, Johnson (McCallum 45mins), Stockley, Nutter.
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Emerging Players in Tech-Fashion Innovation
The founders of pursecase (pictured in middle) wanted a more<br /> convenient way to go out with just a smartphone and the essentials.
Neil Parmar
While device makers remain focused on manufacturing new shiny objects, they've left a hole in the market when it comes to fabricating products for toting around technology -- a gap entrepreneurs are all too eager to fill.
Some ventures, including Scottevest, which produces vests, jackets, pants and clothes with a plethora of pockets for gadgets, create storage spaces that are just deep enough for any brand of phone or tablet. "There's not a lot of room for error," says Scott Jordan, Scottevest's CEO and co-founder who's in his late 40s.
Still, following in Scottevest's footprints hasn't been easy. From keeping up with demand to finding a likeminded manufacturer, the challenges of launching similar tech-fashion garb have been pronounced for several young entrepreneurs.
Here are four emerging players, as well as some key lessons they've learned along the way:
Nicole Kelner, a student at Penn State University, says a key challenge with her company is keeping up with demand.
Image credit: onwardstate.com/
Keep up, don't catch up.
Sick of digging around in a purse or bag for your phone only to find that no one text messaged you? So was Nicole Kelner, the 19-year-old Penn State University student who, fed up with countless wasted searches, launched a line of "SmartPurses" to address the problem.
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Last March, she launched a shop through the online marketplace Etsy to sell items from her line, which uses water-resistant plastic -- allowing purse owners to text and make calls while their phones sit securely inside. Though Kelner has so far only made around 300 purses, which sell for $50 to $65 a pop, she has sold nearly 75 percent of them. She was also recently featured in Vogue in the United Kingdom.
So what's Kelner's biggest business issue at present? "I am working on a strategic plan to make sure I can handle the demand from Vogue," says Kelner, who plans to turn her creations into a full-fledged startup by the time she graduates. Next step: find a company to manufacture a sample of her merchandise and secure a quote for mass-production costs.
Founders Kelley Coughlan (left) and Jenn Deese (right) were frustrated by the slow pace of finding a manufacturer for their iPhone purses.
Image credit: pursecase.com
You need to walk before you can run.
Perfecting a prototype takes time -- much longer than Kelley Coughlan and Jenn Deese expected. These 25-year-olds, who are based in Los Angeles and co-founded the boutique public relations firm Melrose PR, are now launching "pursecase," an iPhone case that slips around the wrist like a bracelet and doubles as a mini-purse for holding a credit card and ID. (The ladies found that their once-trusty carryall handbags became a "Bermuda triangle" for cellphones).
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Coughlan and Deese have found private investors willing to financially back their venture, and they've met with fashion bloggers and magazine editors keen to feature their designs. But they've been waiting months to finalize their prototypes. "We've started marketing, but we're holding it back a little bit because we don't want to go full-blast until we have the final sample," says Coughlan. They had initially delayed plans to launch a Kickstarter campaign earlier this year but then did so in February, and successfully surpassed their $35,000 goal.
Stand out from the crowd.
Other treps are remaining focused on a niche market, where they can more easily control production demands. JQ Crimaldi, a 19-year-old at DePaul University in Chicago, launched LoopyQ last year to sell "peculiar pouches for peculiar people" at music festivals and online. Her line of suede neck pouches, many of which include beaded tassels, keeps a smartphone near the chest rather than lost amid the festival shuffle. Sales have aligned with her first-year expectations, even though she knows the pouches aren't for everyone.
Information is everything.
Ok, so this next device-centric accessories maker isn't young per se. But STM Bags has some key lessons for young treps. To this 15-year-old company, information is pivotal. STM Bags sells around 150 satchels, backpacks and sleeves for storing digital devices. To stay ahead of the curve, employees at STM Bags scrutinize gadget blogs for leaked specs of forthcoming cellphones and use the dimensions to help design new prototypes of bags.
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Workers at the company's Poway, Calif., office then eagerly await word from colleagues who stand in lines outside of tech retailers near the company's headquarters in Sydney. That's where employees, alongside Apple and Samsung fanboys, can sometimes grab a new iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S mobile a full day in advance of U.S. customers.
Once obtained, the device gets slipped into a prototype bag's pocket. The fit must be snug enough that a phone doesn't slip out, but not too tight, either -- which would frustrate customers. "If it works, we quickly build and ship. If not, we quickly redesign," says Adam Ziegelman, vice president of STM Bags. "Even 24 hours is a big deal."
What production or marketing lessons have you learned along the way that might help an aspiring entrepreneur? Let us know with a comment.


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All About Kratom's Origins: Who First Discovered Kratom?
Posted on September 12, 2019 September 26, 2019 by Bossman
One of the most often asked Kratom facts is who is responsible for discovering it. While it's easier to find info about Kratom now, that's because the internet makes it easier. When it was first discovered, Kratom offered the west a glimpse of an entirely new ethnobotanical with exciting properties. Kratom didn't shake the foundation of contemporary medicine when it was first discovered, but it's slowly built to make a large impact.
What We Know About Kratom's Beginnings
So, when we talk about Kratom being discovered, we mean that one of the more important Kratom facts is that by the time Europe and the Americas learned of Kratom, it had already been used for centuries by the indigenous people throughout Southeast Asia. This evergreen relative of the coffee plant grows particularly well in the warm, wet tropical environment found in the jungles and forests of the area. Largely created from volcanic eruptions and geologic upheavals, the soil of these areas is rich in minerals that provide unique nutrient blends and have an acidic nature. This nature encourages the growth of alkaline compounds in many of the area plants, including the two primary active ingredients of Kratom, mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine.
The concentration of these two compounds is among the most important Kratom facts to consumers because it delineates the differences in Kratom strains. As the plant moves through maturity, the leaves shift in color from an almost translucent white through an emerald green to a dark red hue. These colors, when combined with the country of origin—which offers a glimpse of the Kratom's nutrients as it grows—let consumers know about Kratom's anticipated properties and provides a handy nomenclature for shopping, such as "red vein Thai Kratom."
For generations before its "discovery," Kratom had a vital role in the lives and cultures of villagers who lived in these tropical jungle paradises. With medicine commonly being practiced by local village elders—just as it still is today in some more remote areas—the pharmaceutical drugs and philters that were already defining healthcare in Europe were out of reach geographically and financially. Kratom was respected for its ability to relieve stress, promote energy, and improve focus. These properties were regarded as established Kratom facts by a populace with no other therapeutic recourse.
The West's Introduction to Kratom
The nineteenth-century—much as the eighteenth and seventeenth before it—was marked by a drive among European powers to build worldwide empires through colonization. The Dutch East India Service was made up of the former commercial colonies of the Dutch East India Companies, now nationalized under the control of the Netherlands. Pieter Willem Korthals, the company's official botanist from 1831 to 1836, is generally recognized by Kratom facts as the first Western authority to study and document observations about the Kratom plant.
Korthals named the Kratom plant Mitragyna speciosa. It is generally believed that this is due to the resemblance of ripe Kratom leaves to a bishop's "miter"; however, some have speculated it may be a reference to the plant's myriad of purported uses by natives, reminding him of the Mithraic cults which enjoyed a popular renaissance among some areas of Europe at the time. While he did not record his reason for the name, he recorded other Kratom facts based on his observations which were confirmed and built upon by British surgeon, George Darby Haviland.
America's Kratom "Discovery"
While it may have been known in the West, the Americas knew nothing about Kratom. The spread of public awareness about Kratom came about in the wake of the Vietnam War. Operating "in-country" against Viet Cong troops, Americans learned about Kratom from the indigenous people. Its reputation for increasing alertness and helping people endure made it popular with U.S. GIs who found themselves in a dangerous, hostile jungle environment they were ill-prepared for. They quickly found that their experiences mirrored the Kratom facts as related by friendly guides and villagers.
Returning home after the war, some returned with an existing Kratom supply while others went about creating channels that could import Kratom from Southeast Asian countries friendly to the United States. It garnered a small but loyal fan base that went largely unnoticed by regulators and the media. This likely would have continued at a slower pace were it not for rising healthcare costs in America.
As costs rose, consumers began to seek out more natural remedies. As an ethnobotanical with generations of native use and decades of experience from passionate U.S. Kratom advocates more than willing to talk about the Kratom facts they knew, it was singularly poised to attract attention. For those who could not afford the high doctor's bills and medication costs of the American industrial-health complex, it seemed like a potential solution.
While this drew public attention, it also increased scrutiny and led to increased regulations. In response, American Kratom advocates are coming to the rescue by contacting their representatives, leading grassroots efforts to make Kratom facts available to the public, and pushing for legislation, such as the American Kratom Association's Kratom Consumer Protection Act.
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