The Toyota 86 was a welcomed addition to the lineup after the Scion brand folded a couple of years ago, and it has been increasing in popularity in the years that have followed. While the Supra will return next year as the top sports car on the lineup, the 86 will still fill a much-needed niche in the market, and we're excited to see its future in the brand. For now, we thought we'd see how it measures up to one of its biggest competitor by pitting the 2019 Toyota 86 vs 2019 Honda Civic Coupe.
To do so, as per usual, we've filled some of the most pertinent details of each coupe into the table just below. These details will give us a better idea of how they fare against one another in terms of specs, of course there is much more to these two vehicles than numbers. As you can tell with one glance at the table, the Civic Coupe seems to have quite the leg up on the 86, but we'll see.
6.9 cu. ft. Cargo Capacity 12.1 cu. ft.
As we mentioned above, the table seems pretty one sided. Outside of the huge advantage in the first row, which showcases the 86's 47-horsepower superiority over the Civic Coupe, the Toyota model doesn't have any other advantages. It's trumped in fuel efficiency, giving up 8 miles per gallon combined, cargo capacity by offering nearly half the trunk size, and it even has one less seat than the Honda.
But that power advantage, combined with the 86 model's incredible style and content more than make up for where it lacks. If you're looking for a sports car that's efficient and spacious, maybe the Honda is for you. But if you want a stylish, powerful sports coupe that's going to deliver an enjoyable experience every time you slide behind the wheel, then get in touch with us and we'll get you in the driver's seat of a 2019 Toyota 86 right away.


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Volcanology of Iceland
Title: Volcanology of Iceland
Subject: Highlands of Iceland, Economy of Iceland, Hawaiian eruption, LGBT history in Iceland, Banking in Iceland
Collection: Volcanism of Iceland
The volcano system in Iceland that started activity on August 17, 2014 and ended on February 27, 2015 is Bárðarbunga.
The volcano in Iceland that erupted in May 2011 is Grímsvötn.
Active volcanic areas and systems in Iceland
Iceland has a high concentration of active volcanoes due to its location on the mid-Atlantic Ridge, a divergent tectonic plate boundary. The island has 30 active volcanic systems, of which 13 have erupted since the settlement of Iceland in AD 874.[1]
Of these 30 volcanic systems, the most active/volatile is Grímsvötn.[2] Over the past 500 years, Iceland's volcanoes have erupted a third of the total global lava output.[3]
The most fatal volcanic eruption of Iceland's history was the so-called Skaftáreldar (fires of Skaftá) in 1783-84. The eruption was in the crater row Lakagígar (craters of Laki) southeast of Vatnajökull glacier. The craters are a part of a larger volcanic system with the subglacial Grímsvötn as a central volcano. Roughly a quarter of the Icelandic nation died because of the eruption. Most died not because of the lava flow or other direct effects of the eruption, but from indirect effects, including changes in climate and illnesses in livestock in the following years caused by the ash and poisonous gases from the eruption. The 1783 eruption in Lakagígar is thought to have erupted the largest quantity of lava from a single eruption in historic times.
The eruption under Eyjafjallajökull ("glacier of Eyjafjöll") in 2010 was notable because the volcanic ash plume disrupted air travel in northern Europe for several weeks; however this volcano is minor in Icelandic terms. In the past, eruptions of Eyjafjallajökull have been followed by eruption of the larger volcano Katla, but after the 2010 eruption no signs of an imminent eruption of Katla were seen.[4]
The eruption in May 2011 at Grímsvötn under the Vatnajökull glacier sent thousands of tonnes of ash into the sky in a few days, raising concerns of a repeat of the travel chaos seen across northern Europe.
The craters of Grábrók
Bárðarbunga 2014–2015 1
Structure of lava fields 2
Bárðarbunga 2014–2015
The eruption series that started on August 17, 2014 under the Bárðarbunga system started with an extremely heavy earthquake swarm followed by clusters of volcanic activity that have been going continuously since. This resulted in multiple lava fountain eruptions in Holuhraun.[5] Lava flow is between 250 and 350 cubic meters per second and comes from a dyke over 40 km long.[6][7] There is little to no ash output from this eruption so far. The primary concern with this eruption is large plumes of sulphur dioxide (SO2) in the atmosphere which are adversely affecting breathing conditions across Iceland, depending on wind direction.
Structure of lava fields
Pahoehoe lava fields in Iceland
The smooth flowing basaltic lava pāhoehoe is in Iceland called helluhraun.[Islandsbok 1] It forms rather flat surfaces that are quite easy to pass.
ʻAʻā lava field in Iceland
On the other hand, there is less flowing lava, ʻaʻā, on Iceland called apalhraun.[Islandsbok 1] The loose, broken, sharp, spiny surface of an ʻaʻā flow makes hiking difficult and slow.
Lists of volcanoes
Geography of Iceland
List of volcanoes in Iceland
Geothermal power in Iceland
Surtsey
^ Thordarson, Th; Hoskuldsson, A (2008). "Postglacial Volcanism in Iceland". Jokull 58: 197–228.
^ Gudmundsson, Magnus Tumi; Larsen, G; Hoskuldsson, A; Gylfason, A.G. (2008). "Volcanic Hazards in Iceland". Jokull 58: 251–268.
^ Mark Sappenfield, "Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano is nothing to 'Angry Sister' Katla" Christian Science Monitor, April 18, 2010 (accessed 24 November 2010)
^ "Ljós norðan jökuls: Töldu annað gos hafið". http://www.ruv.is/. RÚV. Retrieved 24 September 2014.
^ See e.g. http://earthice.hi.is/bardarbunga_2014 Institute of Earth Sciences, University of Iceland:Bardarbunga 2014
^ See also Icelandic media RÚV: http://www.ruv.is/frett/seismic-activity-still-strong Received Sept. 24, 2014
^ a b Lidén, Eva (1994). "Geologi-så bildades Island". Kall ökensand och varma källor. En bok om Island (in Swedish). Båstad: Föreningen Natur och Samhälle i Norden. pp. 8–9.
Photos of the Grímsvötn (2004) and Eyjafjallajökull (2010) eruptions (Fred Kamphues)
Map: active volcanoes of the world
Icelandic Video Archive
Volcano Discovery: Iceland
Iceland articles
Christianisation
Sturlung Era
Danish trade monopoly
Independence Movement
Cod Wars
Króna (currency)
Outvasion
National costume
Pages using citations with accessdate and no URL
Volcanism of Iceland
Norway, Reykjavík, Sweden, Constituencies of Iceland, Christianity
History of Iceland
Iceland, Norway, Nato, World War I, World War II
Iceland, Atlantic Ocean, Reykjavík, New York City, Alþing
Grímsvötn
Iceland, Eyjafjallajökull, Mars, Laki, Bacteria
Politics of Iceland
Iceland, Althing, Cabinet of Iceland, Icelandic parliamentary election, 2007, Icelandic parliamentary election, 2009
Highlands of Iceland
Iceland, Antarctica, Desert, Oasis, History of Iceland
Iceland, Norway, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Germany
Hawaiian eruption
Basalt, Types of volcanic eruptions, Hawaii, California, Magma
LGBT history in Iceland
Iceland, History of Iceland, Politics of Iceland, Foreign relations of Iceland, Telecommunications in Iceland
Banking in Iceland

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Rogelia is a 1962 Spanish drama film directed by Rafael Gil and starring Pina Pellicer, Arturo Fernández and Fernando Rey. It is based on Armando Palacio Valdés's 1926 novel Saint Rogelia. A 1940 film adaptation had previously been made.

Main cast
 Pina Pellicer as Rogelia
 Arturo Fernández as Fernando Vilches
 Fernando Rey as Máximo García
 Mabel Karr as Cristina
 Arturo López as Pedro
 Félix de Pomés as Duque
 María Luisa Ponte as Baldomera
 Félix Fernández as Don Heliodoro
 Irán Eory as Nanette
 Rosa Palomar as Actriz en fiesta
 José María Tasso as Fotógrafo
 José María Caffarel as Director del penal
 Félix Dafauce as Don Luis
 Lola Gaos as Mendiga
 Tomás Blanco as Capitán de Regulares
 José Nieto as Preso

References

Bibliography
 Goble, Alan. The Complete Index to Literary Sources in Film. Walter de Gruyter, 1999.

External links

1962 drama films
Spanish drama films
1962 films
1960s Spanish-language films
Films directed by Rafael Gil
Remakes of Spanish films

Films scored by Juan Quintero Muñoz
1960s Spanish films

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package org.unitime.timetable.model.base;

import java.io.Serializable;

import org.unitime.timetable.model.ClassInstructor;
import org.unitime.timetable.model.Class_;
import org.unitime.timetable.model.DepartmentalInstructor;

/**
 * Do not change this class. It has been automatically generated using ant create-model.
 * @see org.unitime.commons.ant.CreateBaseModelFromXml
 */
public abstract class BaseClassInstructor implements Serializable {
	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

	private Long iUniqueId;
	private Integer iPercentShare;
	private Boolean iLead;

	private Class_ iClassInstructing;
	private DepartmentalInstructor iInstructor;

	public static String PROP_UNIQUEID = "uniqueId";
	public static String PROP_PERCENT_SHARE = "percentShare";
	public static String PROP_IS_LEAD = "lead";

	public BaseClassInstructor() {
		initialize();
	}

	public BaseClassInstructor(Long uniqueId) {
		setUniqueId(uniqueId);
		initialize();
	}

	protected void initialize() {}

	public Long getUniqueId() { return iUniqueId; }
	public void setUniqueId(Long uniqueId) { iUniqueId = uniqueId; }

	public Integer getPercentShare() { return iPercentShare; }
	public void setPercentShare(Integer percentShare) { iPercentShare = percentShare; }

	public Boolean isLead() { return iLead; }
	public Boolean getLead() { return iLead; }
	public void setLead(Boolean lead) { iLead = lead; }

	public Class_ getClassInstructing() { return iClassInstructing; }
	public void setClassInstructing(Class_ classInstructing) { iClassInstructing = classInstructing; }

	public DepartmentalInstructor getInstructor() { return iInstructor; }
	public void setInstructor(DepartmentalInstructor instructor) { iInstructor = instructor; }

	public boolean equals(Object o) {
		if (o == null || !(o instanceof ClassInstructor)) return false;
		if (getUniqueId() == null || ((ClassInstructor)o).getUniqueId() == null) return false;
		return getUniqueId().equals(((ClassInstructor)o).getUniqueId());
	}

	public int hashCode() {
		if (getUniqueId() == null) return super.hashCode();
		return getUniqueId().hashCode();
	}

	public String toString() {
		return "ClassInstructor["+getUniqueId()+"]";
	}

	public String toDebugString() {
		return "ClassInstructor[" +
			"\n	ClassInstructing: " + getClassInstructing() +
			"\n	Instructor: " + getInstructor() +
			"\n	Lead: " + getLead() +
			"\n	PercentShare: " + getPercentShare() +
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ABDERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (June 24, 2014) -- The SNE is getting a mission makeover.
The Soldier Network Extension (SNE), which delivers the Army's mobile tactical network backbone to the company level, is evolving from a vehicle used by the company commander to an information hotspot allowing other Soldiers to plug in, make phone calls and send and receive data from anywhere on the battlefield -- from an Afghan polling place to an air assault observation point.
The changes, based on user feedback from Capability Set (CS) 13 fielded units and the Army's Network Integration Evaluation (NIE) events, are also making the SNE more user-friendly through major reductions in startup and shutdown times, a simplified graphical interface and improved troubleshooting tools.
"That is going to be a game changer," said Capt. Alexander Marotta, deputy communications officer (S6) for the 3rd Brigade Combat Team (BCT), 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), which is currently training with CS 13. "Once we show people you can get into these things, hit start and all these systems will start up by themselves, that's where we're going to see more embracing of the systems. We're going to see the Soldiers want to use it."
The SNE is part of the Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T) Increment 2 mobile network that enables Soldiers operating in remote and challenging terrain to maintain voice, video and data communications while on the move.
WIN-T Increment 2 began fielding in October 2012 with CS 13, the Army's first integrated tactical communications package that provides connectivity across the BCT formation. Three CS 13-equipped units have since deployed to Afghanistan as Security Force Assistance Brigades (SFABs), which work alongside Afghan forces as they improve their capabilities and assume responsibility for the security of their country.
Both the SNE and its battalion-level counterpart, the Point of Presence (PoP), were initially fielded on Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) platforms that have been employed by SFAB units to support the U.S. advise-and-assist mission. Leaders say they are leveraging the PoP as the Army originally intended: to conduct mission command away from their command posts.
"It eased the transition between command post and mounted operations," said Maj. Gary Pickens, S6 for the 4th Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), which concluded its deployment in March. "In the past, when the commander gets in his vehicle, he goes from all of the capabilities in the command post to just an FM radio and (Blue Force Tracking). With the PoP that didn't matter -- the key leader still had access to all of these different systems. To send updates at the tip of the spear through multiple different means was a capability they enjoyed."
The SNE, however, has filled a different role. Units say they use it less frequently as a company command vehicle, and more often as a mobile, ad-hoc network access point that provides reachback connectivity for multiple personnel. For example, during April's round of Afghan presidential elections, Soldiers from the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division drove a SNE vehicle out to their assigned observation point near a polling place. There, they used the SNE to plug in multiple laptops for email, chat, and portal access, as well as to make Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) satellite calls, allowing them to maintain full situational awareness of the election and associated security activities across the unit's area of operations.
The SFABs have also leveraged their SNEs to support information exchange in the coalition environment. The PoP vehicles were based on the U.S. component of the coalition network, which enables partner nations to share critical information and a common operating picture. Units then configured select SNE vehicles to use the Army's Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet), providing a U.S.-only communications capability as a complement to the PoP.
Back in the United States, the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division this spring conducted Operation Golden Eagle, the Army's first brigade-size air assault mission since before Sept. 11, 2001. While the Fort Campbell, Ky.-based training exercise did not warrant using PoPs and SNEs for their traditional mobile purpose, the unit positioned a SNE at a convoy staging area to provide the brigade's deputy commander with network connectivity to maintain situational awareness and send and receive reports.
"We did some very unique things with it," Marotta said.
In addition to collecting insights and lessons-learned from the CS 13 BCTs, the Army is applying feedback from the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division (2/1 AD), gathered over the course of several NIE field exercises at Fort Bliss, Texas, and White Sands Missile Range, N.M. The semi-annual NIEs provide Soldier input on the value of various network and mission command systems while helping to develop tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) for using communications equipment on the battlefield.
After using the SNE in a variety of operational scenarios, the brigade's leadership recommended that the SNE might not be the right match for a company commander, but because of its ability to enable critical Command and Control it should still be distributed at that echelon because it provides important connectivity to the upper tactical internet for access to full-motion video and other high-bandwidth information. In other words, they asked for the SNE to serve as a connection, not a tether.
"There is a debate right now on whether they need the SNE at the company level -- seeing how powerful it can be, my answer is yes," said Col. Thomas Dorame, the commander of 2/1 AD. "(But) I want company commanders to be lean and capable to move, rapidly close and destroy, not overburden them."
Sgt. Martha Montes, a SNE operator in 2/1 AD, used the capability in a different role -- as a "retrans" link to extend the range of the brigade network for NIE. She said the real-time access to data and ability to make satellite phone calls increased the tempo of operations and improved Soldier safety.
"The people that are in combat can go farther out now since we have the retrans set up, so they will be able to talk to brigade," Montes said. "That is why our job is so important. If we don't have comms, its over."
The NIE has also provided a test bed to evaluate WIN-T Increment 2 integrated on different platforms, such as Strykers and tracked vehicles. Strykers integrated with PoPs and SNEs are taking part in a developmental test at Fort Bliss this month, which will be followed by an evaluation with a full Stryker battalion during NIE 15.1 in October-November.
The Stryker assessment is just one part of NIE 15.1's Follow-on Operational Test and Evaluation (FOT&E) for WIN-T Increment 2, which will also focus on validating the system changes to reduce complexity, increase reliability and reduce dependence on Signal Soldiers to operate and maintain the equipment.
These enhancements, coupled with operational insights about the SNE's evolving role, are expected to increase its utility on the battlefield for future CS fieldings.
"Soldiers deserve a network that is intuitive to operate and flexible to support their needs for various missions and formations," said Lt. Col. LaMont Hall, product manager for WIN-T Increment 2. "With their help, we will make sure we match the right capability to the right users, develop the right TTPs and continue to simplify the network, so it gives commanders and Soldiers the information they need but keeps their focus on the fight."


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Family Genetic Counselors: Key Players in Pediatric Cancer Care
Jessica N. Everett
As many as 10 percent of pediatric cancer patients have a cancer-related gene mutation. How genetic counseling can help patients identify risks and plan treatment.
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the issues and questions that arise can be overwhelming for parents and caregivers.
Family genetic counselors can help make sense of the chaos — and collaborate with doctors and oncologists to devise a targeted treatment strategy.
Aiding their progress is continued advancement in next-generation sequencing technology, a process that figures out the order of DNA's building blocks. Sequencing can highlight changes in a gene that could cause disease.
Among the developments: Recent work by researchers at the University of Michigan found that identifying mutations present in tumor tissue can lead to changes in treatment recommendations.
This type of clinical sequencing can also help identify children who have hereditary syndromes that predispose them to cancer risk.
The U-M study, for example, found that 10 percent of pediatric patients with cancer who underwent sequencing were found to have a gene mutation associated with cancer risk.
A second study, from the St. Jude-Washington University Pediatric Cancer Genome Project, found that 8.5 percent of its pediatric cancer study population had a gene mutation associated with cancer risk.
Taken alone, such statistics might seem scary or complex. Which is why family genetic counselors matter.
How family genetic counseling works
Physicians and genetic counselors in the Cancer Genetics Clinic at U-M meet with patients and families to review their history and determine if genetic testing may help to clarify risks for additional cancers.
Identifying patients at risk for hereditary cancer syndromes can provide opportunities to optimize care for the existing cancer and guide proactive surveillance for survivors who may be at risk for second (or third) malignancies.
Such counseling also benefits unaffected family members who can engage in cancer-prevention strategies to improve outcomes.
Family history and beyond
Although family history of cancer is often used as a screen for hereditary syndromes, it is important to know that not all young patients with a genetic predisposition to cancer will have a family history of related cancers.
This can happen for multiple reasons, including small family size and young ages of relatives.
Nearly half of U-M study participants with germline mutations (also called a hereditary mutation) in cancer risk genes and 60 percent of patients in the St. Jude-Washington University group had no suggestive family history.
That underscores the importance of collaboration between pediatric oncology and genetics providers in looking beyond family history to recognize tumor types that suggest genetic risk.
Cancer: Help, Diagnosis & Treatment
What Men Should Know About BRCA Variant Testing
Should You Have PSA Screening for Prostate Cancer?
Collecting a Family's Cancer History: What You Should Ask


Lately I have been going through an exercise of migrating all of my current services into Solaris 11 (more specifically a zone). I have already been using similar technology on the Linux side, I use OpenVZ with a mix of Linux distributions. However I would like to take advantage of ZFS and get a little more simplicity in management. One of the most important hurdles to overcome when making the move from Linux to Solaris is simply the execution of services or processes. Now in Linux you would write a little init script and then set it to run at certain run levels by either using chkconfig or creating symbolic links into runlevel directories. For an example of what these init scripts would look like you can see my article "Bash: Automatically Mount File Systems on a Volume Group if Present". Now I could simply port my script to run under Solaris (and use the existing rc.d symbolic linking which also exists), however this methodology only starts and stops services on a change of run level and it doesn't actually do anything to ensure that these services stay up.
Enter the Service Management Facility (SMF) which is built into Solaris starting in Solaris 10. Basically the idea is that starting and stopping services is similar enough from service to service, that why should we be writing/modifying scripts from service to service. Why not simply tell it what command to run when starting and then the SMF does the heavy lifting. The biggest benefit of this is that the SMF can work with other Solaris components to detect the failure of a service and then automatically start it again, making these services more resilient. This is accomplished by simply acknowledging that services are not simply user processes and thus should not be treated as such.
Now as an example I have moved my mercurial repositories from Linux to a Solaris zone, mercurial has a functionality which can share repositories via HTTP. This can be done ad-hoc by simply executing the following command.
This will share via HTTP on port 8000. Now this isn't entirely how I want it to operate so lets start by creating a configuration file to change some options.
So now to reference the above configuration file we need to modify the command we will execute.
Now we are getting closer. Another thing I like to do is define the port number, even though I am using the default of 8000.
Now we need to use the daemon mode flag to start this in the background and not the foreground.
A final test will reveal that we are ready to turn this process into a service. Kill the service that you manually started.
SMF Bundles are XML files which will tell the SMF what to do and when. You can either copy one that is for another service and modify it to suit or you can use svcbundle to create one specific to your requirements.
# svcbundle -o hgpub.xml -s service-name=application/hgpub -s model=daemon -s start-method="/usr/bin/hg serve --webdir-conf /etc/mercurial/hgpub.config -p 8000 -d"
exec="/usr/bin/hg serve --webdir-conf /etc/mercurial/hgpub.config -p 8000 -d"
the default.  Search for duration in svc.startd(1M).
Here we can add a service common name and description to make our service a little easier to use.
Now just restart the manifest-import service to pick up the service.
Now we can check for unhealthy services by using the below command.
Above shows you what you will see if you check the services to quickly, you will see the manifest-import service itself in a non-running state, this is due to the import. Give it a couple seconds and try again and it should clear.
I also saw errors when I did the following.
Below is an example of the output that I got when I forgot to put the service into daemon mode. The log file mentioned gives much more information on what is actually happening, in this case it is starting it, waiting, and then killing it, over and over again.


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№11: Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace ended their season with a two all draw at Craven Cottage against already relegated Fulham. Young striker Dwight Gayle got both the goals. There was little at stake for the Eagles, they were already guaranteed an eleventh or twelfth place finish to the season. Having been just promoted from the Championship, via the Play Off Final, things were always going to be tough in the top flight for Palace. There was plenty of optimism before the start of the season, but a truly dreadful start to the campaign had Palace looking all but certain to go straight back down. The turning point was the departure or Ian Holloway in late October, and the subsequent appointment of Tony Pulis roughly a month later. Pulis altered the style of play completely and quite quickly made them a very tough side to break down or defeat. They would defend compactly in numbers, while still offering power and pace on the break. The brief Pulis was given was merely to keep the club in the division. Most observers felt it was a near impossible task. Considering they were safe with quite a few games to spare and managed to climb as high as eleventh, the job the former Stoke City manager performed was nothing short of a miracle. It was all achieved by team work and a willingness to leave everything on the pitch. There were no real individual stand out performers, but the likes of Kagisho Dikacoi and Mile Jedinak in midfield really stepped up to the plate, while January additions Joe Ledley and Scott Dann were also key. Upfront Marouane Chamakh looked a new player under Pulis and chipped in with some crucial goals. Next season is going to be tough for the Eagles. The squad needs a major overhaul and it remains to be seen if funds will be made available. Pulis himself seems to have offers elsewhere, although it looks as if his preference is to stay at Selhurst Park. He has two years to run on his current deal. Much will depend on how open the chequebook is over the next few months.
Player of the Season: Mile Jedinak


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A long-distance bike trip that changed one woman's life forever.
The heat radiating off the blacktop road stretching across South Dakota was almost unbearable. Looking off into the horizon, I pondered what to do about my second flat tire of the day, and the third in the past two. I didn't have another spare tube to fix it, and there would not be a bike shop for 200 miles. Until yesterday, I had never replaced a flat tire, and I questioned whether I was doing something wrong. Now I would have to figure out how to patch one, which would be a new experience as well.
Just a little more than half a year ago, my riding partners and I were only acquaintances, united by my friend Diane and her dream to bike across our resident state of South Dakota before she turned 50 in June. When she asked me to join her that previous November, I was going through a divorce, I didn't have a bike, and I was 50 pounds overweight.
Yet, here we all were, with 10 practice rides and a few months of training behind us, and the open prairie in front of us.
My life had completely changed.
My husband and I were just kids — I was 19, he was 20 — when we met and wed. Which is why the dissolution of our 22-year marriage had me scared beyond words.
I had never lived alone, and my income was in flux after changing careers less than a year before. I was living in the home where we had raised our children to minimize the changes for our youngest daughter. I loved the house, but staying there was difficult for me. One moment I felt strong and focused; the next minute I was sobbing as I thought about the memories we'd all made together. It felt like emotional torture to be there.
My doctor prescribed antidepressants even before the divorce, and I felt that they were helping me. The divorce proved to be a tipping point, though. I distanced myself from my closest friends since they were also friends of my husband. I quit going to church: I needed time to sort through my feelings and beliefs, which felt in direct conflict to church doctrine. Without a support group, these changes felt like more than I could bear.
Up to this point, the joy I derived from life had been a result of taking care of others. My life was scheduled around my children, the needs of my students at the high school where I taught until recently, and my church.
Now, even making simple decisions was difficult. The day after my husband moved out, I was at the grocery store. After meandering through three or four aisles, I stopped and looked down at my cart's contents: I had filled it with red meat, Ramen noodles, macaroni and cheese, pizza, chips, and a number of other items my husband and daughters liked. Not one item in the cart was anything that I would purchase for myself. I retraced my steps and emptied the cart, walked out to my car, and the tears began to roll.
I realized that I had been so consumed with taking care of everyone around me that I had lost touch with my own needs. I felt alone, and confused.
My weight increased incrementally after the birth of my children, and now it was continuing to escalate. An emotional eater since childhood, I found myself binging to pacify my emotions. It made me upset and depressed to acknowledge how overweight I'd become. When I lost weight in the past, it was only temporary and I'd gain it all back. I knew that permanent weight loss required more than a diet; it required a change in lifestyle.
And I was ready to embrace new experiences.
Soon after my divorce was finalized, I saw Diane at a basketball game at our kids' high school. I knew she had been divorced for a few years, so I invited her to a movie. It was the beginning of a friendship that developed quickly.
During a phone conversation, she shared her dream to bicycle across South Dakota.
"I think that you just might be crazy enough to do it with me. Are you interested?" she asked.
I hesitated. With my weight gain and lack of biking experience, it did seem crazy. But I wanted to be adventurous in this next chapter of my life, so I accepted her invitation.
With only six months to train and winter fast approaching, we planned to do most of our workouts indoors at a local gym. This goal gave me the push to commit to exercising regularly.
It wasn't long before I met Julie and Elsa at the gym and encouraged them to join our quest. With our team in place, we purchased bikes to start riding together on Saturday mornings when weather permitted.
Once we decided on a route, we talked logistics: We didn't want to carry camping gear on our bikes, and we knew finding hotels and grocery stores in the small towns, some with 50 or fewer people, would be tough. So we rented a motor home, and two family members agreed to take turns driving.
So here I was, on the side of the road with a flat tire. The temperature had reached 90 degrees, and there were no trees or buildings nearby for shade. Sweat poured off my face, my hands were coated in grease, and my legs were covered in fine dust.
I felt beaten physically and emotionally. I got the patched tube inside the tire and back on the rim, but then the pump wouldn't work. Julie and I tried for more than an hour to fill the tire. Then the RV arrived, and Julie suggested we load up the bike and drive to the nearest town in hopes of finding a gas station.
But I kept pumping: I so badly wanted it to work. And I did not want to give up. I just wanted to finish riding the miles to our destination for the night. I tried to internalize my emotions, but I was having difficulty restraining my anger. We loaded the bike into the RV.
Then we saw the Missouri River, and Julie suddenly asked the driver to pull over.
"We are going for a little swim," she announced.
Off into the river she went. As I swam out to meet her, we both started laughing as we stood there wearing our biking shorts, shirts, helmets, gloves, and biking shoes. Then we turned to one another and embraced in a hug.
We finished our ride later that week, after another two flat tires and a fix with duct tape.
Now, 12 years and 25,000 miles later, I am still biking. I lost those 50 pounds — for good. Biking became more than a lifestyle: It became my passion.
That South Dakota bike trip was about more than the physical changes that occurred in my life. It was a spiritual journey for me. I took it at a time in my life when I felt like the willingness to die was almost greater than the desire to live. I found a level of inner strength that I know I can rely on to assist me whenever I feel the weight of life's challenges.
One of the greatest gifts derived from that week and those friendships was realizing that someone believed in me at a point in my life when I did not believe in myself. The camaraderie and support of others provided me with an opportunity to experience a fuller life — one filled with lots of joy and love.
Meet: Kandace MacKaben, 54, a college professor in Shelton, Wash.
Big Achievements: Completing seven long-distance biking trips since biking across South Dakota in 2002; losing more than 50 pounds and keeping it off through diet and lifestyle changes; and creating a more authentic life for herself.
What Worked: Discovering that change began with the power of her thoughts.
What Didn't: Judging herself and her choices.
Kandace, what a wonderful life-inspiring article you wrote – I didn't want it to end!
Women and men alike can relate to your story of facing our fears in our darkest moments.
Bravo for you & please keep on sharing!
Oh my, thanks so much for sharing the story of that fabulous 'journey' in your life. I always knew you were a very special person and will be looking forward with you to your 'next' journey.
Brenda & I thought about you the last few days as we observed the many bike riders along the Oregon coast . Here's to that next great adventure . You go girl ! We love you .
Founding editor Pilar Gerasimo on how accountability and fitness endeavors go hand in hand.
Kathe Yamagata, author of the January 2014 How I'm Doing It column, reflects on her weight loss and health transformation.
How one couple overcame a legacy of obesity — and built a stronger life together along the way.
Motherhood forces a self-employed consultant to adjust — and readjust — her health and fitness goals.


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Column: Climate change activists need a new strategy
Robert E. Meyer
Community columnist
Regardless of your position on the issue of human induced global warming, one thing remains undeniable: Those who are apologists for the "save the planet" approach have done an abysmal job of graciously persuading the public to participate in the cause.
If I were on that side of this issue, I would emphasize the economic benefits of reducing emissions and encourage the virtues of environmental stewardship.
Instead, they have chosen to bully or insult people who don't subscribe to a fully-orbited "humans are responsible for destroying the planet or bust" narrative. Is that really necessary?
What such antics have accomplished is further fortifying resistance against the cause. It's yet another example of otherwise intelligent people acting in ways detrimental to their own objectives. Embracing ideology has become more important than voluntarily engaging in responsible practices.
More from this author:
Column: Have opinions become the new facts?
To pretend that skeptics don't have rational reasons for their cynical posture is intellectually dishonest. Even if they ultimately are wrong, they believe global warming is about more than a changing climate. Space here will allow us to consider only a few reasons.
The most blatant observation summarily ignored is that viewpoints on this issue are so closely aligned with political ideology. That alone can't help leaving the impression that this issue, as so many others, has become politicized. The varying narratives seem to be products of location on the political spectrum rather than conclusions of independent investigation.
Of course, people will frequently appeal to scientific objectivity when making their case. We habitually conflate the positive definition of science with the normative applications and procedures.
This distinction is best articulated by the late Harvard paleontologist Dr. Stephen Jay Gould. He was a committed and uncompromising evolutionist, but scoffed at presumptions of pure scientific objectivity:
"Our [scientists'] ways of learning about the world are strongly influenced by the social preconceptions and biased modes of thinking that each scientist must apply to any problem. The stereotype of a fully rational and objective 'scientific method,' with individual scientists as logical and interchangeable robots, is self-serving mythology."
Concepts such as consensus and peer review seem impressive and decisive, until we consider the possibility of groupthink relationships existing between the presenter and the reviewers, resulting in an unchallengeable orthodoxy.
Baby Boomers who were high school students from the late 60's to mid 70's, probably remember reading a 1968 blockbuster by Paul Ehrlich, The Population Bomb, as part of required social studies curriculum. Ehrlich made numerous dire (but unrealized) predictions that seemed plausible, if not inevitable, to highly impressionable minds.
Concurrently, there was also the highly publicized prognostication of "Peak Oil," featuring a bell curve graph that illustrated maximum petroleum extraction occurring around 1970.
These hypotheses were buttressed by scientific/empirical evidence.
The point is that taking a snapshot of current conditions, then extrapolating out to a theoretical "tipping point," has hardly been a fool proof methodology for actually predicting future events.
Some see calls for "carbon taxes" as ploys for wealth transfers and further encroachments on individual freedom.
It's part and parcel of what literary luminary C.S. Lewis decried as "government in the name of science." It isn't that people disrespect the scientific enterprise, but they are suspect of ideology cloaked as science, backed by coercive compliance.
Much angst has been generated over the U.S. dropping out of the Paris Accord. Is a global treaty required for responsible stewardship? Insisting on "treaties" that transparently penalize our country are harmful economically and threaten our national sovereignty, which will obviously generate opposition.
If they desire more cooperation, climate change activists need a different playbook that addresses the concerns of skeptics.
Robert E. Meyer is a Kaukauna resident. He can be reached at mjydr9591@gmail.com.


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""" Implementation of redhawk show"""
from __future__ import print_function
from . import script_util as S

import redhawk.common.get_ast as G

import optparse
import os

usage = "%prog show [OPTIONS] FILE"
description = S.MakeStringFromTemplate(
"""Show or display an LAST. A LAST can either be printed (default), or
converted to an image (requires python-graphviz).""")

def Main(args):
  parser = optparse.OptionParser(usage, description=description)

  parser.add_option(
      "-e",
      "--eog",
      action="store_true",
      dest="eog",
      default=False,
      help = "Show the AST as an image using Eye-of-gnome. (assumes -i)" + S.OPTIONS_DEFAULT_STRING)

  parser.add_option(
      "-i",
      "--image",
      action="store_true",
      dest="image",
      default=False,
      help = "Show the AST as an image." + S.OPTIONS_DEFAULT_STRING)

  parser.add_option(
      "-n",
      "--no-database",
      action="store_true",
      dest="no_db",
      default=False,
      help = "Explicity tell redhawk to NOT use the database." + S.OPTIONS_DEFAULT_STRING)

  parser.add_option(
      "-s",
      "--store-new",
      action="store_true",
      dest="store_new",
      default=False,
      help = "Store new files that redhawk comes across in the database." + S.OPTIONS_DEFAULT_STRING)

  options, args = parser.parse_args(args)
  if len(args) != 1:
      parser.error("Exactly one file should be given.")

  database_file = S.GetDatabase() if options.no_db == False else None

  ast_fetcher = G.CreateLASTFetcher(database_file, store_new = options.store_new)
  ast = ast_fetcher.GetAST(args[0], key=S.GetKey(args[0], database_file))
  ast_fetcher.Close()

  if options.eog:
    options.image = True

  if not options.image:
    print(ast.ToStr())

  else:
    S.ShowASTAsImage(ast, options.eog)
  return


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<?php declare(strict_types=1);

Namespace Karabow\Confessor\Auth;

use Samshal\Acl\Acl;
use Karabow\Confessor\Exception\GeneralException;

/**
 * PermissionManager class.
 *
 * Performs autoloading of permissions and ACL management.
 * Uses the [Samshal\Acl](http://github.com/samshal/acl) library
 * heavily
 * @author Samuel Adeshina <samueladeshina73@gmail.com>
 * @since v1.0 13/06/2016 14:05
 */
class PermissionManager
{
	/**
	 * @var Samshal\Acl\Acl $acl
	 */
	private $acl;

	const ALLOWED_OBJECTS = ['Role', 'Resource'];
	/**
	 * Constructor
	 *
	 * @param Samshal\Acl\Acl|null $aclObject
	 */
	public function __construct(Acl $aclObject = null)
	{
		$this->setAcl($aclObject);
	}

	/**
	 * Sets the value of a new Acl object
	 *
	 * @param Samshal\Acl\Acl $aclObject
	 * @return void
	 */
	public function setAcl(Acl $aclObject)
	{
		$this->acl = $aclObject;
	}

	/**
	 * Returns the global Acl thats been worked on
	 *
	 * @return void
	 */
	public function getAcl()
	{
		return $this->acl;
	}

	/**
	 * Adds a new object
	 *
	 * @param string $objectType
	 * @param string $objectName
	 * @throws Karabow\Confessor\Exception\GeneralException
	 * @return void
	 */
	public function addObject(string $objectType, string $objectName)
	{
		$objectType = ucfirst(strtolower($objectType));
		if (!in_array($objectType, self::ALLOWED_OBJECTS) || is_null($objectName))
		{
			throw new GeneralException(
				sprintf(
					'Object type must be one of %s, %s. Object name cannot be null',
					self::ALLOWED_OBJECTS[0],
					self::ALLOWED_OBJECTS[1]
				)
			);
		}

		$addMethod = "add".$objectType;

		$this->acl->$addMethod($objectName);
	}

	/**
	 * Grant a permission on a resource to a role
	 *
	 * @param string $role
	 * @param string $resource
	 * @param string $permission
	 * @return void
	 */
	public function grantPermission(string $role, string $resource, string $permission)
	{
		$this->acl->$role->can->$permission($resource);
	}

	/**
	 * Determines if a role has a certain permission on a resource
	 *
	 * @param string $role
	 * @param string $resource
	 * @param string $permission
	 * @return boolean
	 */
	public function getPermission(string $role, string $resource, string $permission) : \bool
	{
		return $this->acl->can->$role->$permission($resource);
	}

}


Release date : May 3rd, 2019.
The idea for the title comes from a series of dreams I had when I was a child. I spent a good amount of time staying at my grandmother's apartment on Orange Grove behind that decrepitly charming Oki Dog stand on Fairfax. My life at home was often filled with family tensions and staying at my grandmother's place felt like an opportunity to escape to somewhere comforting. I can recall having a series of dreams over a two week period while staying at her place, where I taught myself to fly. At first I was in a training mode of sorts and could barely hover for a few moments. As the dream would recur I began to develop my aerieal skills and before I knew it I felt like a superhero that could soar over the seemingly infinite city light of Los Angeles.
Ben Davila and I both grew up in Southern California and even lived in Santa Barbara during the same time. However, our first encounter wasn't until many years later when we both were living in the northwest of England while attending the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts ( Paul McCartney's former high school.) I was studying Sound Technology and Ben was studying music.We became fast friends and around the spring of 2001 I asked if I could produce some of his demos for class projects. Years later we both happened to become music educators after moving back to the states.
Ben put out a wonderfully charming record in 2013 called Ben Davila and the Spectacles. I hit him up and asked if I could remix a song from the album called Stars. I remember starting the remix and then abandoning it after hitting a wall and not knowing where to take it . For one reason or another I returned to it some years later while digging through half finished projects on my hard drive. I had recently borrowed an omnichord from my friend Esthero and bought a cheap boss digital delay pedal from my friend Bizzart. The combo of the two bits of gear is so fun and playful and really helps bring some life and movement into the song. I remember playing an early version for Esthero . She said something like this is beautiful and I think it might sound great if I added some subtle background vocals. She recorded and promptly sent over the back up vocals and it really made the chorus pop out . My friend and frequent collaborator Zach Bilson came through and added some tasteful electric guitar riffs and the whole thing sort of took on a new life. The result is the first single from my new E.P. on Plug Research called The Practice of Human Flight.
I met K.C. ( Adult Karate) in Los Feliz on a Tuesday night in Los Feliz about two years ago. A group of friends met to have coffee on Vermont. We began to chat about music over slices of cherry pie and luke warm diner coffee. After discovering a shared appreciation of Ableton Live, unpopular European composers and David Lynch we decided to follow each other on Spotify. I had just released an Album called Cloud Forms and K.C. had put out LXII . We both happened to listen to each other's work on our rides back home. I was in the process of putting together songs for my new ep. I asked if he would consider collaborating on something. I sent him a link to four or five instrumentals that same night and within two days he sent me back the vocals for what would become Broken Pieces. It was one of the most natural and almost effortless collaborations I have been a part of.I had recently bought a new laptop and I can recall starting the instrumental with my computer in bed and using a bunch of Arturia soft synths that were unfamiliar to me at the time. It was a really fun one to create and reminded me of the sort of naive exploration of sound that got me hooked on creating stuff in the first place.Im so glad this song is on the record and I look forwards to creating more music with KC in the future. I was able to contribute to his last record with a piece of music I wrote and the result became Palisade from his Del Mar album on Plug research records.
I met Coley up in Seattle a couple of years back . The first thing I noticed about her was this really rad western shirt she was wearing ( she quite possibly completed the look with a bolo tie.) I was wearing a Black Sabbath t shirt and we complimented each others shirts. At the time I was working for a company that brought music production education into high schools and after school programs and I was in Seattle to help set up the public library in Bellevue with little production stations with Ableton Push controllers, a laptop and interface. Coley works at that library and we just sort of hit it off. In addition to setting up the workstations I was speaking on a panel and sort of demoing the gear as part of the idea x makerspace festival. I remember seeing Coley perform with her band and then offering up homemade baked goods to the crowd. This was the icing on the cake ( pun sort of intended , after the fact) . After getting back to LA I shot her message on IG with some links to my work and asked if she would be involved in the EP. She agreed and sent over the vocals and guitar parts to what has become Orange Strange. The song is a bit more driving and perhaps slightly more aggressive than the other songs on the record.It was one of the first things of mine that my friend and collaborator Erinn Bone played trumpet on as well. I think it gives it a touch of flavour like a drop of tapatio and a squirt of lime on a ceviche tostada.
I first became aware of the Munich based singer named Enik from his appearances on Funkstorung's Disconnected album. The album had a major impact on me and I was completely intrigued with how dynamic, emotive and unusual Enik sounded. We began chatting online about art and music . He recommended that I read Demian from Herman Hesse and I thought he would dig on The Book of Disquiet from Pessoa.
Our song didn't actually come together as easily as some of the others on this album. Enik was busy working on various projects including an opera and his next solo album and I was teaching at a music production college in Burbank. After sitting in on a series of songwriting classes from my dear friend and co worker at the time ,Slow Shiver, I began to explore writing more traditional almost ballad type instrumentals as an exercise in composition. One of these pieces of music became the springboard for my song with Enik. I kind of always wanted to sound like a band but I grew up with a sampler making hip hop beats and trip hop songs. Composing in this new way ,in front of a keyboard with chord progressions and deliberate melodies, was really satisfying to me . Enik's lyrics and delivery are so sad and emotive and offer such a unique voice to balance the tone of the music. My friends Zach and Erinn came through with acoustic guitar and trumpet embellishments respectively and really helped bring this song to life. Wasteland ends with the Enik letting the phrase "Not a waste, Not a waste, all good Im ok" slip out. It felt like the perfect way to close out.
The Practice of Human Flight is Christian Gibson's first record on Plug Research, but certainly not his first album release. He had already been in love with making music by the time he moved from Southern California to Portugal as a sophomore in high school, but it was there that he began to truly expand his tastes and broaden his musical palette. This collaborative album explores themes such as dreaming, the idea of the afterlife and the ambiguous fleeting nature of feeling anything at all.
Living and studying in Portugal, Christian linked up with an international crew of artists such as Nastio Mosquito, Existereo and She's Not Real. It was there that Christian began to refine his skills as a producer and performing artist.
After graduating from high school near Lisbon, Christian embarked on a four-year journey to England where he studied Sound Technology earning a BA Honors at Paul McCartney's former alma mater, now the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. In addition to putting in hundreds of hours in the studio, it was during this time that he began perform, both as a solo act and as one half of the Whyknows.
In 2010, Christian – along with William Hasselberger – released Islands & Kingdoms under the moniker Ex Patriots. The album was released digitally through Dead Guy records, an imprint of Alpha Pup. This collection incorporated dream-like soundscapes, a raw blend of recorded instruments and sampled material and featured guest vocals from K-the-I???, Candys 22 and Mestizo.
Know Ghost, a folktronica duo from Los Angeles, was Christian's next project. A self-titled EP was released in 2012 and featured haunting guitar ballads and sparse electronic flourishes to support the mesmerizing vocals of bandleader Jillian Leigh. Her untimely passing left a lasting impact on Christian as well as on all that knew and loved her voice, uncanny sense of humor and larger than life spirit. A re imagined and reinterpreted version of these songs will be coming out in the fall of 2019.
In 2013 Christian began working with a colorful Los Angeles psychedelic rock band named Nacosta. A year later they released their debut LP, Under the Half Moon. Christian handled synths and percussion on the record as well as taking on mixing and mastering duties.
Subsequently, Nastio Mosquito, a well-respected performance artist, singer and poet, recruited Christian and his old band mate William from the Ex Patriots, to arrange and produce his solo debut album entitled Se Eu Fosse Angolano. This project was particularly interesting not only because of the wide range of African instrumentation that seamlessly blended with the Ex Patriots signature sonic stamp, but also because of the nature of the recording itself. Nastio emailed his notes, along with vocal and musical takes from Luanda, to Christian and William who worked hard writing and reinterpreting these ideas in their Hollywood recording studio. The entire album was made through this international exchange.
In 2017 Christian put out an ambient collection of instrumentals called Cloud Forms. This marked a significant stylistic advancement in his compositions and played more with tone , texture and harmony than many of his previous works.
Most recently he has contributed production to the song Palisade from Adult Karate's Del Mar album. He also released a single with Slow Shiver called Tethered. Christian wrote the music for and co produced Esthero's latest single Baby Steps which was released in February of 2019.
Make sure you experience Christian's current record,The Practice of Human Flight. It features an eclectic variety of guest vocals from Ben Davila, Adult Karate, Coley Mixan and Enik.
It will certainly be the first of many innovative Christian Gibson releases to come.


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Mike Pompeo: Trump secretary of state nominee pledges to be tough on Russia
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Mike Pompeo says the Russians have "met their match" (Photo: AP: Jacquelyn Martin)
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US secretary of state nominee Mike Pompeo has promised that he will be willing to break from President Donald Trump if necessary, saying he will take a tough line on Russia and wants to "fix" the Iran nuclear deal.
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Mr Pompeo, who is currently director of the CIA, blamed tensions between Moscow and Washington on Russia's "bad behaviour" and said he would support more American sanctions against Russia.
"[Russian President] Vladimir Putin has not yet received the message sufficiently," Mr Pompeo told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during his relatively smooth confirmation hearing.
Mr Pompeo also appeared to be the first US official to publicly confirm that US forces had killed hundreds of Russians in Syria in February.
"In Syria, now, a handful of weeks ago, the Russians met their match," he said.
"A couple hundred Russians were killed."
Mr Pompeo said Russia's push into Ukraine and other countries needed to be curbed.
"We need to push back in each place and in every vector," Mr Pompeo said.
"We need to make sure that Vladimir Putin doesn't succeed in what he believes his ultimate goal is."
Mr Trump nominated Mr Pompeo to become the country's top diplomat on March 13 after firing Rex Tillerson.
Protesters disrupted the start of Mike Pompeo's hearing. (AP: Jacquelyn Martin)
Mr Tillerson, a former chief executive of Exxon Mobil, had a rocky relationship with Mr Trump in just over a year in the job.
The start of Mr Pompeo's hearing was disrupted by protesters chanting "No Pompeo, no more war" before police led them out.
While he faced pointed questions from several Democrats — including about his continued opposition to same-sex marriage — he was also complimented.
Mr Pompeo will need Democratic support to be approved by the committee because one Republican member, Senator Rand Paul, has announced his opposition.
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Democratic senators have raised questions about his fitness to be top diplomat, given his hawkish views and past comments about minorities.
"I continue to hold that view," Mr Pompeo said of his opposition to same-sex marriage, though he declined repeatedly to answer whether he believes gay sex is a "perversion".
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Among the first issues Mr Pompeo was pressed on was whether Mr Trump spoke to him about the investigation looking into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 US presidential election.
Mr Pompeo acknowledged for the first time publicly he had been interviewed by special counsel Robert Mueller, whose federal probe includes looking into whether there was collusion with Moscow by Trump campaign aides.
But he wouldn't answer questions about the contents of the interview.
"I cooperated," Mr Pompeo said.
Mr Pompeo was questioned repeatedly over whether he would act independently and stand up to Mr Trump.
He promised he would be his own man as secretary of state, saying his close relationship with Mr Trump meant, "I was able to persuade him" when he headed the CIA.
An avowed opponent of the Iran nuclear deal, Mr Pompeo said he would work immediately if confirmed to "fix" the agreement that Mr Trump has threatened to abandon if it's not strengthened.
The date for the vote confirming Mr Pompeo in the full Senate has not been set but is likely in the coming weeks.
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