Sawano Hajime is a depressed man who has resigned himself to die. However, he fails when he attempts to hang himself in an old theatre. It's then that he stumbles upon an old postman's bag and cap, and a stack of undelivered letters from 7 years ago. He decides to deliver each of the letters, using them as a countdown toward his death.
Another short, well done drama by the folks at WOWOW. Good cast as well, although thanks for the epilogue, the last scene in the theater had me a little confused.


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Q: How to clear all entered commands in Terminal? How does one clear all the entered commands in terminal?
I am not talking about the clearcommand, which merely clears the screen. I want to clear all the commands that I have entered , so the window would completely clean.
I've tried:
1. Quitting Terminal
2. Restarting my computer
3. The clear command

I am thinking there must be some way, because I've probably entered in about 50 million commands, and there are only 505 in my history.

A: This should work (at least for bash):
$ history -c
Followed by quitting the terminal.
EDIT: Chris Page notes in the comments that quitting the terminal is unnecessary, as there is also a command to clear scrollback in most terminals. On Mac, e.g., this is under View > Clear Scrollback or ⌘K

A: For Mac Terminal user
delete commands history with the following command

$ echo '' > ~/.bash_history

For Mac zsh user
delete zsh command history with the following command

$ echo '' > ~/.zsh_history

A: You can clear all your history on Mac from the edit menu of the terminal, edit > clear scrollback or just enter 'alt + command + k'.

A: If previous methods does not work, here is another one (build in command):
zsh terminal
$ history -p (aka fc -p)
See: https://zsh.sourceforge.io/Doc/Release/Shell-Builtin-Commands.html#Shell-Builtin-Commands

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You go, Tony Hathaway – nothing like someone dropping you a line saying "oh hai, I just did my fifteenthousand-eth skydive today, how have you been?" to make you feel like a slacker. Especially when you blew the weekend off for jumping, because it was "only 55 degrees". Farenheit. 12.78 degrees for our Metric speaking friends.
Tony has been in the sport a little longer than forever and a good chunk of his jumps have included a camerahelmet on his head. Tony has shot anything from puppies to world class 4-way, CRW, big ways, world records, AFF jumps, tandems and just regular old fun jumps. He calls the skies over Skydive City, Zephyrhills, FL home, but the kid certainly has no aversion to traveling.
For his 15000th jump, Tony stepped in front of the camera for a change, and did a groovy little 3-way with Billy Porter and Bob Clark, two longtime friends/co-workers/camera flyers in Z-hills. You might notice that they all kept their wingie-suits on, sticking to their natural habitat in the sky.


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Billy doesn't permit his name on the CGMA ballot, but has received numerous awards from it's leadership.
While awards are only a token recognition by associates and peers, they represent how a person is perceived. Billy has never competed for an award or publicly acclaimed his achievements. He believes they are a means of opening doors for ministry. His faith in the motivation and influence of awards has driven him in the conveyance of over 1000 CGMA awards in the past six years.


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Wellington medical center to open Aug. 6
By Bruce Walton | The Chronicle-Telegram
Published on July 27, 2018 | Updated 6:27 a. m.
Members of the community and Mercy Health staff tour the new Mercy Health Wellington Medical Center on Patriot Drive on Thursday.
BRUCE BISHOP / CHRONICLE
WELLINGTON — Residents, village officials and Mercy Health staff celebrated the coming opening of the new Mercy Health Wellington Medical Center on Thursday.
The center on Patriot Drive opened its doors for a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour of the building. After eight months of construction, it will be fully open Aug. 6 as a walk-in clinic and primary care facility.
The new building includes technology that Mercy Health Allen Hospital President Ed Ruth said will define it as a "practice of the future."
"The Wellington medical center will deliver on a promise of a vision of enhanced station experience, driven largely by improved coordination of care and convenience," he said.
The facility will have e-check kiosks where patients can check themselves which makes it more efficient and better quality care.
The facility also will have coordinator specialists for behavioral health and chronic diseases and occupational health coordinators who will allow employees to be treated quickly and get back to work.
In addition to the center's many new features, its new location was praised for being more centrally located than its former site at the east end of Dickson Street.
Saadia Hussain, one of Wellington Medical Center's primary care physicians, said those changes alone will make life easier for her patients and her fellow doctors.
"We needed this, this was good because now we're in the middle of a main street," she said. "Everybody can see us, everybody knows where we are and it's just beautiful."
Hussain said she has talked about this with Ruth for nearly eight years and was happy he kept his promise.
Contact Bruce Walton at 440-329-7123 or by email at bwalton@chroniclet.com. Follow him on Facebook @BWalton440 or on Twitter @BruceWalton.
Mercy Health might add facility in Wellington
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Splinter Got Runover by a Kitten, Parody Song Lyrics of Elmo and Patsy, "Grandma Got Runover by a Reindeer"
Song Parodies -> "Splinter Got Runover by a Kitten"
"Grandma Got Runover by a Reindeer"
"Splinter Got Runover by a Kitten"
Another TMNT parody! Sorry to all Splinter fans!
so he staggered out the door and through the snow.
Should we burn up his fur or turn it pink?
That would just have matched the hair in Splinter's wig.
Better pray for that rat!
Isn't this a duplicate of http://www.amiright.com/parody/90s/elmoandpatsy3.shtml?
First of all, what's TMNT? Second of all, isn't getting run over by a kitten the "cute" equivalent of a model of Stonehenge getting crushed by a dwarf?
(sighs) 1st, TMNT stands for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. And second, I think getting runover by a kitten is better than gettnig crushed by a dwarf.
The address of this page is: http://www.amiright.com/parody/90s/elmoandpatsy2.shtml For help, see the examples of how to link to this page.


1) A hard, clear optical glass made of soda-lime. Crown glass has a low dispersion and a low refractive index.
2) An old form of window glass produced by spinning a globe of glass to form a thin, flat circle. The flattened sheet had a thicker raised center that was called a crown or bull's eye. Crown glass was made in France in the 17th century and was considered to be a high quality glass. It was typically a light blue or green color with a bright fire-polished finish. Circles were made with diameters up to 1.2 meters (44 inches). They were cut into smaller rectangular pieces for use.


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Urbanspoon was a restaurant information and recommendation service founded in 2006 by former Jobster employees that offered its services in North America and parts of English-speaking Australasia and Europe. In January 2015, Zomato, an India-based restaurant search and discovery service, acquired Urbanspoon.

The Urbanspoon website and Seattle business operation initially evolved with addition of content team workers for door-to-door data collection of restaurant information, an operational design that had served Zomato well in India. However, Zomato discontinued the Urbanspoon website on June 1, 2015, redirecting Urbanspoon traffic to Zomato servers; at the same time, Urbanspoon's logo was incorporated into a new Zomato logo.

Zomato had previously ceased Urbanspoon app development, leading to departure of all Seattle engineers by August 2015. Mid-October 2015, multiple U.S. Zomato (previously Urbanspoon) offices were closed, including the former corporate headquarters in Seattle. Business reports as of October 2015 indicate either that Zomato-Urbanspoon has ceased all U.S. operations, or that it will retain a couple of sites, including Dallas, the new site of Zomato's U.S. administrative functions.

Services

Urbanspoon was a restaurant information and recommendation service that operated in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, and in the United Kingdom and Ireland. It offered services via its website and standard apps for mobile operating systems. In its evolution from an initial and popular iPhone application, UrbanSpoon adapted its appearance and capabilities, including to the Android market. In these and other efforts to develop the product, the results were apps that were aware and competitive with alternative businesses Yelp and Where.

Via its apps and webpage, Urbanspoon offered a restaurant search utility, with filtering by price, type of food, neighborhood, nearby businesses (movie theaters, sports venues, etc.), and special features (gluten-free fare, child-friendliness, BYOB-service, etc.). Users could then participate in the simple "like" or "don't like" rating system to review restaurants, and share restaurant information with friends via email, Facebook, Google+, Twitter, and Pinterest, and by photo pages. Users who create an account could track dining experiences (menu items, price of meal, and photos), and could create a "Wishlist" to save restaurants for future use and a "Guide" to share personal lists of dining favorites. In addition, the Urbanspoon app featured a "Slot Machine," allowing users to "Spin" (or shake their device) to randomly see a new eating establishment based on neighborhood, cuisine, or price.

The Urbanspoon website evolved in response to the Zomato acquisition, adding content based on the work of new team workers doing door-to-door data collection of restaurant information (menus, hours, etc.), an operational design that had served Zomato well in India. Zomato discontinued operation of the Urbanspoon website on June 1, 2015 (redirecting Urbanspoon search traffic to Zomato website servers), and rolled out a new Zomato logo that incorporated the earlier logo of Urbanspoon; hence, as of this date, Urbanspoon services ceased to exist.

Acquisitions overview
Urbanspoon was acquired from its former Jobster employees Ethan Lowry, Adam Doppelt, and Patrick O'Donnell by American media and internet business InterActiveCorp (IAC) in April 2009. It launched RezBook in 2011, an online reservation booking service for restaurants. OpenTable purchased the RezBook venture and capabilities from Urbanspoon for an undisclosed sum in 2013.

Urbanspoon was then acquired in an all-cash deal by Zomato, an Indian restaurant search and discovery service, in January 2015. Its location has been based since its inception in Seattle, Washington, where the company was founded.

Operations after Zomato acquisition
Urbanspoon offered Zomato an annual user base estimated to be approximately 31 million in early 2015 based on app downloads, and a directory of >1 million restaurants; Zomato's intention, based on information from its CEO, Deepinder Goyal, as reported by John Cook of GeekWire, is to give the company "a nice footprint" as it expands in preparation to "battle industry heavyweight Yelp." Goyal is reported to have said: "'The biggest challenge and most fun part of this move, however, is the fight we're going to be picking with Yelp, … [i]n the market they have dominated for so long. After all, like Mark Twain famously said, it isn't the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog." Zomato reportedly will integrate the Urbanspoon app and Web site over the next few months [of early 2015], "meaning the Urbanspoon brand will be phased out." Goyal has further stated, as reported by The Seattle Times, that a result of the acquisition will likely be a downsizing of Urbanspoon in Seattle (by ≈10% of its employees), and "phase out its popular restaurant-finding app." Goyal has acknowledged that Urbanspoon was a valuable brand and that Zomato would lose brand equity in the short-term, but that uniformity of product was an aim, and that "to manage two brands within the same company" would be "harder for us [Zomato] in the longer term."

On June 1, 2015 Zomato discontinued the Urbanspoon website, redirecting Urbanspoon traffic to Zomato website servers; at the same time, a new Zomato logo incorporated the earlier logo of Urbanspoon. These visible changes came alongside Zomato's business decision to cease app development, which led 12 engineers (two-thirds of its Seattle engineering workforce at time of acquisition) to leave between January and August 2015; the remaining engineers were laid off on August 6. Further extensive cuts in the U.S. workforce were made in mid-October 2015, with the closing of multiple U.S. Zomato (previously Urbanspoon) offices, including the former corporate headquarters in Seattle. This layoff of the remainder of what was a workforce of 150 in the U.S., at San Francisco, Chicago, Denver, Dallas, Philadelphia, and New York offices, led former employees to report that the company has ceased all U.S. operations, with a Zomato source refining the report to say that some workers will be retained at a couple of sites, including Dallas, the new site of Zomato's U.S. administrative functions.

See also
 List of websites about food and drink

References

Further reading
 Demmitt, Jacob (2015). "Zomato makes widespread job cuts, closes Seattle office after shutting down Urbanspoon," GeekWire (online, October 15), see , accessed 27 November 2015.
 Soper, Taylor (2015). "Zomato lays off Urbanspoon engineering team 7 months after acquisition," GeekWire (online, August 6), see , accessed 27 November 2015.
 Duryee, Tricia (2015). "Zomato says goodbye to Urbanspoon, shuts down iconic shake-to-search feature," GeekWire (online, June 1), see , accessed 27 November 2015.
 Shu, Catherine (2015), "Restaurant Discovery Site Zomato Buys IAC's Urbanspoon, Enters The U.S.," at TechCrunch (online, January 12), see , accessed 23 May 2015.
 Cook, John (2015). "Zomato confirms acquisition of Urbanspoon, plans to phase out brand as it looks to pick fight with Yelp," GeekWire (online, January 12), see , accessed 23 May 2015.
 Dudley, Brier (2015). "Business/Technology: Urbanspoon app shutting down after Zomato takeover," The Seattle Times (online, January 13), see , accessed 23 May 2015.

External links

BlackBerry software
IOS software
Android (operating system) software
Windows Phone software
Websites about food and drink
American review websites
IAC (company)

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Watch An Eye for an Eye
Rancher Talion returns home to find his wife and children have been murdered by the devious Ike Slant, in retaliation he hires bounty hunter Benny Wallace to track down Ike and kill him. Along the way Talion and Benny are joined by a woman and her young son on their quest, who form a trusted backup after a series of incidents leave the two men injured. Talion has his gun hand injured during a shootout and Benny is blinded, the two men must then work together to overcome their difficulties and defeat the dangerous Ike.
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An Eye for an Eye is a 1966 western with a runtime of 1 hour and 46 minutes. It has received moderate reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 6.0.
Where to Watch An Eye for an Eye
An Eye for an Eye is available to watch free on The Roku Channel Free and Tubi TV. It's also available to stream, download on demand at Amazon Prime. Some platforms allow you to rent An Eye for an Eye for a limited time or purchase the movie and download it to your device.
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Unfortunately, in this day and age, our planet is taking a beating from our lifestyle. Ice caps are melting, climates are changing and our animals are starting to die out at a quicker rate than ever before, but it isn't to late to make changes to save our planet. There's a common misconception that one person can't make a difference but if everyone thought that, change would never happen.
Keen to go green but struggling to think of how you can do your bit to lead a more eco-friendly life and help to save your planet? then read on for some tips below.
To help and reduce the strain on the earth's resources, such as coal, which the burning of pollutes our atmosphere, reduce the amount of energy you are using in your household. This can be done in many ways, such as by switching off lights in rooms you are not using, not leaving things on standby, and using energy efficient bulbs. These tips might sound simple, but just starting with these changes will help you reduce the amount of energy you are using, thus helping you to lead a greener life.
Most households recycle, however not everyone chooses to take the time to recycle. Recycling has to be the easiest step to going green, so if you're not already doing it, then it's time to start. Recycling is a simple as using the bin provided by the council or going to your local recycling centre with all your recyclable materials like cardboard, plastic, paper, tins, and glass. Recycling these items means they will be turned back into new products, which prevents the waste going to landfill.
Changing your electricity source is a good step in your path to leading a greener life, in additin to also being a good financial step too. If you switch to wind or solar power for your home or business, then you will not only be helping to save our planet but potentially lining your pockets too. If you use these alternative power sources, any energy you do not use after it is generated can be set to be put back into the grid for them to store and use, which means that you will receive a payment as a result.
To change your energy source you don't have to set up the alternative power source yourself, you can set up an account with energy providers that use only green energy, such as Bulb Energy. Whenever changing supplier it is always best to do your research, such as searching for reviews about the supplier, such as bulb energy reviews, is a great way to see if it is worth the switch and best for you.
Going green does not have to be hard work – it can be a far easier process than you would think. Hopefully, the tips and ideas above will help to make the process a far simpler and less stressful one for you.


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Track Count: 10
℗ 2014 Hollywood Records, Inc.
Tie Your Mother Down 4:49
You Take My Breath Away 5:06
Long Away 3:33
The Millionaire Waltz 4:56
You and I 3:29
Somebody to Love 4:58
White Man 4:59
Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy 2:53
Drowse 3:45
Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling To 5:53
This album rocks
By bon yasha
This album is kind of underrated it's just as good as night at the opera
Bohemian Rhapsody (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)
Radio Ga Ga (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)
We Are the Champions (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)
We Will Rock You (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)
Hammer To Fall (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)
Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)
Is This the World We Created (Live at Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 13th July 1985)
Heaven For Everyone
I Want to Break Free
Hammer to Fall
Under Pressure (feat. David Bowie)
David Bowie & Queen
Who Wants to Live Forever
I'm Going Slightly Mad
We Will Rock You (Live) [Fast Version]
Princes of the Universe
Too Much Love Will Kill You
Fat Bottomed Girls
Keep Yourself Alive
Friends Will Be Friends
The Platinum Collection (Greatest Hits I, II & III)
A Night at the Opera (Deluxe Edition)
Queen Rock Montreal
Forever (Deluxe Edition)
Live At Wembley Stadium
Greatest Hits II
News of the World (Deluxe Edition)
Sheer Heart Attack (Deluxe Edition)
Queen II (Deluxe Edition)
A Day at the Races (Deluxe Edition)
Live at the Rainbow '74
Jazz (Deluxe Edition)
The Game (Deluxe Edition)
Live Killers
Queen (Deluxe Edition)
The Works (Deluxe Edition)
Innuendo (Deluxe Edition)
Hot Space (Deluxe Edition)
The Miracle (Deluxe Edition)
Greatest Hits III
Made In Heaven (Deluxe Edition)
A Kind of Magic (Deluxe Edition)
On Fire: Live at the Bowl (Live at Milton Keynes Bowl, June 1982)
Queen 40 Limited Edition Collector's Box Set
Flash Gordon (Original Soundtrack) [Deluxe Edition]
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1. The shares are held by the Patrick C.S. Lo Grantor Retained Annuity Trust.
2. The shares are held by the Patrick and Emily Lo Revocable Trust dated 4-7-99.
3. The shares are held by the education trust of Mr. Lo's children, of which Mr. Lo is a co-trustee.
4. 25% of the option grant is exercisable on 4/3/2001, and 1/48 of the option grant is exercisable each month thereafter.
5. 100% of this option grant is exercisable on 3/11/05, the grant date. Shares underlying the option are restricted from transfer, with the restriction lapsing with respect to 25% of the shares on each subsequent anniversary of the grant date, so that all underlying shares will be free from transfer restrictions on 3/11/09.
6. 25% of the option grant is exercisable on 5/23/2007, and 1/48 of the option grant is exercisable each month thereafter.
7. Converts to common stock on an one for one basis.
8. Stock units will be paid in an equal number of shares of the Issuer's common stock upon vesting of the units. 25% of the units will cliff vest on each anniversary of 5/23/06, the vest start date, so that all of the units will have vested on 5/23/10.
10. 25% of the option grant is exercisable on 1/12/08, and 1/48 of the option grant is exercisable each month thereafter.
11. Stock units will be paid in an equal number of shares of the Issuer's common stock upon vesting of the units. 25% of the units will cliff vest on each anniversary of 1/12/07, the vest start date, so that all of the units will have vested on 1/12/11.
12. Acquired pursuant to the vesting of restricted stock units which converts to common stock on a one-for-one basis.
13. 25% of the option grant is exercisable on 1/11/09, and 1/48 of the option grant is exercisable each month thereafter.
14. Stock units will be paid in an equal number of shares of the Issuer's common stock upon vesting of the units. 25% of the units will cliff vest on each anniversary of 1/11/08, the vest start date, so that all of the units will have vested on 1/11/12.


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Q: How to align content to top I have next fiddle. You can see that second block placed is not in top. how to fix it?
html is -

            123123 12312312 3123123123

            123123 12312312

styles -
#test1{
    margin-top:300px;
}
#test1>div{
    display:inline-block;
    width:100px;
    height:200px;
}
#test1>div>div{
    height: 100px;
}

A: Try to use vertical align property: Demo
#test1>div{
    display:inline-block;
    width:100px;
    height:200px;
    vertical-align:top;
}

A: The inline-block actually fits your blocks to the line, aligned in the bottom by default. A float: left; is one of the solutions to fix your issue. @g-l-p's solution with vertical-align is an other good option.
#test1>div{
    float: left;
    width:100px;
    height:200px;
}

http://jsfiddle.net/RedBreast/4jfxjuf5/1/

A: Just add this -
#test1>div {
    vertical-align: top;
}

to your existing CSS

A: Just update following  css -
#test1>div{
  float: left;
  width:100px;
  height:200px;
}

Please see updated - fiddle
Also using vertical-align:top; css see - fiddle


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import _ from 'lodash';
import {ASC} from 'node-bits';

const buildOrderByClause = orderBy => {
  if (!orderBy) {
    return undefined; // eslint-disable-line
  }

  return orderBy.split(',').map(item => {
    const parts = item.split(':');

    return {
      field: parts[0],
      direction: parts.length > 1 ? parts[1] : ASC,
    };
  });
};

export const queryForSimple = req => {
  const where = _.omit(req.query, 'start', 'max', 'select', 'orderby', 'expand');

  return {
    start: req.query.start || 0,
    max: req.query.max || undefined, // eslint-disable-line
    select: req.query.select ? req.query.select.split(',') : undefined, // eslint-disable-line
    orderby: buildOrderByClause(req.query.orderby),
    where,
    expand: req.query.expand,
  };
};

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Antidepressants Cause Suicide and Violence
People Committing Suicide While on Antidepressants or Trying to Get Off Them. This is Bob. Bob thinks he's depressed. Poor Bob. This is Bob's doctor: Dr. Avg. Bob visits his doctor. Doctor diagnoses Bob. Bob's doctor (like most didn't take the time to use the right method), but Bob trusts his doctor. Poor Bob. [Point: Doctors do not research, develop, or manufacture prescription drugs. The only training most doctors receive about prescription medication is from pharmaceutical sales reps. Most pharmacists know more about antidepressants than doctors do.]
Bob gets prescription [from doctor]. Poor Bob. Do you think he was well informed? Bob doesn't know this [taking medication] could change his life forever…
A drug intended to act as a temporary clutch…
THE BIG STORY:
-- Police found anti-depressants in Duane Morrison's Jeep
-- FDA (Food and Drug Administration: Anti-depressants can cause homicidal thoughts…And paired with Psychiatry, antidepressants are ruining the lives of millions.
SSRI (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors)antidepressants sold as Paxil and Prozac, among others, are used by millions of adults and children for depression. But are the antidepressants doing what they are supposed to? After reviewing two dozen clinical studies, the FDA Advisory Panel now says these drugs [antidepressants] cause a small, but increased risk of suicidal thinking and behavior. Symptoms include: suicidal thoughts, suicide and withdrawal symptoms.
Investigating the link between antidepressants and violence: Tragedies like this one in Pennsylvania and the one in Colorado last week seem to be inexplicable. But listen to this: More often than not, antidepressants are involved. In Colorado, for instance, Police found antidepressant in Duane Morrison's Jeep.
Symptoms that antidepressants are supposed to be treating, actually make them worse…
The nightmare started when she noticed her, then 14 year old daughter Michelle, was not her usual self after a family move and a change in schools. "It was a very hectic time," Lisa, Michelle's mother. Michelle stopped eating, couldn't concentrate in class, so doctors prescribed her Zoloft, then Paxil, both are antidepressants. Instead of improvements, Lisa noticed new problems.
Now lots of new studies show antidepressants not only don't prevent suicide but they actually cause suicide and violence. So, why are so many people still taking them?
Woody Summer (?) was feeling anxious about a new job, not sleeping well. His doctor prescribed the popular antidepressant Zoloft and after a few weeks doubled the dose. Kim [his wife] said Woody had no history of mental illness but soon he was losing his mind.
"I didn't know what was happening because this was the guy who was always in control of everything in his life," Kim Witczak, Woody's wife. Five weeks after Woody started Zoloft, Kim got a phone call, "'Woody's dead!' I was like what do you mean 'Woody's dead?'"
"He's hanging."
Dr. David Healy, a psychiatrist in the U.K. and an expert on how drugs work, says antidepressants like Zoloft made by Pfizer are effective, he even prescribes them. But he says they can make things worse for some patients and in rare cases cause suicide.
But are these antidepressants being used in the wrong way?
While serving as an expert witness against Pfizer in a lawsuit, Healy reviewed unpublished tests of Zoloft on healthy people. "When pharmaceutical companies give these pills to healthy volunteers who aren't depressed at all, some of the healthy volunteers have gone to commit suicide," Dr. David Healy, antidepressant medication expert.
"There must be people out there who have felt these feelings and nobody believes them because nobody knows that this is real."
"The worrying thing is we may be literally talking about millions of people," Dr. Healy.
The real problem with antidepressants is how many people are taking them. Right now, that's about 30 million Americans. Studies show that about 5% of them will develop mania. If you do the math, that's about a million and a half potential maniacs waiting to explode. In a country with about 300 million (the U.S.), over 150 million prescriptions were written for antidepressants.
The problem really begins, they say, with diagnoses. According to Harold Koplewicz, founder of New York University's Child Study Center, most antidepressants for children are prescribed by primary care physicians, untrained at detecting real mental illness.
"Depression doesn't have a blood test. Depression takes a very extensive evaluation that takes time and time costs money," Dr. Koplewicz.
Though doctors have been warned. We do know that the FDA have recently warned doctors that antidepressants can cause both suicidal and homicidal thoughts. In a 2004 survey of physicians, over 80% of their patients were oversubscribed . Even doctors say they feel pressured to prescribe without knowing all they should. Between 1998 and 2002, the use of prescription medication by children between the ages of 0 and 5 jumped 49%. Tested and approved for use in adults, SSRIs are prescribed for children, too. Although only one drug is approved for children: Prozac.
The withdrawal symptoms can make antidepressants a life-long decision. The I-Team has learned that suicide is not the only problem that experts associate with drugs like Zoloft. Thousands of people have complained about withdrawal symptoms while trying to get off antidepressant medication even though the drug companies say the drugs are not habit-forming.
The only way to diagnose depression? Psychoanalysis [It's one way. There are other ways because depression also has a biological component that psychoanalysis alone cannot solve. ]
According to a government advisory panel, antidepressants actually increase suicidal thinking and behavior in children and teenagers. So, the panel is calling for stronger warnings to alert parents and doctors about this risk, "Emily Senay, M.D.
You had a relative who had a bad time [Kennedy's 2002 report on anti-depressants led to hearings] on antidepressants. Describe that to me.
"My brother in-law committed suicide while withdrawing from anti-depressant, nortriplyline, an older antidepressant. It was totally out of character. He was a loving man. We miss him dearly."
One solution is to give prescription power only to psychiatrists [This would make the situation worse, as drugs don't solve problems, the only mask them. And psychiatrists, particularly the APA (American Psychiatric Association) are in bed with the pharmaceutical companies. ]
"As the founder of The Able Child, they [parents of children who are taking prescription drugs] come to us all the time. Their children are committing suicide on these [antidepressant] drugs and very concerned. It's a public health issue."
How many more people have to die? When doctors upped Michelle's dose, things got drastically worse. "They increased the Paxil to 40 milligrams is when she had her first suicide attempt," Michelle's mother.
The world needs to know [the dangers of these antidepressant drugs.] Michelle' struggle is the reason Lisa van Sickel (?) went to Washington today to testify at an FDA meeting on whether antidepressants should be given to children. Of the drugs being discussed (Paxil, Prozac, Zoloft, Luvox, Celexa, Wellbutrin, Effexor, Serzone, Remeron), only Prozac is actually approved for use under age 18. Something van Sickel (?) never knew. "If I knew, I would have never let my daughter take it."
"I think that people need to be informed about these [antidepressant] drugs. I know I wasn't. Woody wasn't," Kim, whose husband committed suicide while on antidepressants.
Anxiety And Depression In Women--Causes, Symptoms, Treatments
Why Do People Get Depressed? Depression Causes, Symptoms, Treatments
Causes Of Depression
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The initial indicator of a furnace problem is that initial cold day when your furnace switches on and there is no heat. You remember that it functioned fine the last time it turned on in April, what could have occurred over the summertime and fall?
We usually advise calling a specialist to fix furnaces for security and peace of mind. However there are some obvious repairs you can do on your own even before you call us that may get your heat back on.
Begin by checking your thermostat. The thermostat must be toggled to "heat" and "on". If it is a battery-powered thermostat, switch out the batteries if you have not changed them in the last year. If you have a programmable thermostat, inspect the day and time is set to be "on" at this time.
Have you inspected the breaker for your furnace to make sure it hasn't tripped? You can shut off the breaker and inspect the fuse if the breaker was "on". You can also turn the switch on and off to make certain the button remains in the ON placement. If it does not stay on, you have an electrical problem with the circuit.
No or limited air circulation bring about no heat might be the outcome of a blocked furnace air filter. To check your New Jersey's furnace filter, hold it up to the light. If you can't see light coming through, the filter is clogged and you require to replace the filter. It is an excellent suggestion to buy 2 filters and switch out your filter two times a year, once in the spring and once in fall. Keep in mind that these air filters are engineered for one-way air flow. Ensure the filter is inserted the right air flow direction.
Your furnace's burners can become clogged up or obstructed and as a result, your heater is fouled with debris and this must be taken care of immediately. A certain sign of burner contamination is if the burner flames are yellow, not constantly blue and even. Over the summer season, dirt and residue can develop on the burners and an annual upkeep cleaning is all it takes to keep your burners working efficiently.
Several heating systems have electronic ignitions and these can malfunction. A fast fix is to turn the furnace power on and off to reset the ignition. If this does not fix it, it could be an indication that there is something else causing the pilot to not work properly. This could be a cracked burner, and if so, you need to have a certified service technician look at the burner to check if it is cracked or otherwise rendered unusable.
What happens if you discover your furnace isn't blowing air at all? This could be a trouble with the thermostat, blower motor, transformer, control board or capacitor. First make sure that the blower isn't blocked in any way. Then, if you have actually examined the thermostat and it is adjusted correctly, a specialist needs to have a look at the various other possible causes provided previously for problems and possibly replacement of that part.
Your furnace has a control appropriately named a limit switch. A malfunction with this switch may make the blower run constantly, even though your thermostat is toggled to "auto". Determining if the trouble is with the thermostat or limit switch is quite easy. The limit switch is a fail safe kind of device: if the furnace gets too warm, the heating element shuts down instantly when it receives a signal from the limit switch. If the blower still runs constantly, but there is no heat, the high limit switch may be responsible and your cooling and heating service technician will replace the switch.
Did you know that your furnace door has a safety switch? The access panel is wired to make sure that when the door is open, the furnace will not light and the blower fan will not turn on. Check your access door to make certain that it is totally closed if your furnace is not switching on.
If you have a gas or oil furnace, you have a fuel supply line that is going to your furnace. This supply line has a shut off valve nearby. You can inspect to see if in some way over the summertime the fuel supply line to your furnace was unintentionally turned off. The easy solution for this is to open the gas/oil supply line.
One thing that you don't need to try and repair on your own is a gas leak. If you smell gas from your furnace or anywhere around the furnace, please call a qualified hvac repair service firm right away. Your furnace may not be functioning because of a leak such as this and the best thing you can do for the safety and security of your family and your home is to hire a qualified contractor to repair the leak right away. We can take your call 24/7/365.
Older houses commonly vented furnaces up and thru the roof. More recent high efficiency heating systems have air intake and discharge vents that vent horizontally to the outside via the walls of your house. These vent pipes can end up being obstructed with fallen leaves or various other junk which can hamper their performance. If you have protective screening covering these air outlets, see to it that they are not completely blocked with dirt which is keeping air from entering or leaving the system.
A twice annual checkup of your furnace and central air conditioning system will make certain that the initial cold snap will not leave you stuck inside a chilly home come Fall or a sweltering house on the initial 90 plus degree day in the spring. Normal upkeep is the answer to getting your furnace in great working order so that when you need it, it prepared to supply the performance you need.
For repair work, upkeep and great craftsmanship for your heating furnace, please call us to look after your furnace issues. We're available 24/7 and welcome the chance to help you get your furnace functioning properly once again.


Current Academy Fellows may self-nominate or nominate Fellows in good standing to be considered for the ballot.
Nominations must be submitted by April 1, 2019, online in order to be considered by the committee for a leadership position.
Those Fellows that have self-nominated or have been nominated by another Fellow will be asked to complete a Nominee Questionnaire Form which will be reviewed by the Nominating Committee in order to compose the 2018 slate of candidates. The Nominee Questionnaire is due by April 8, 2019.
Not all nominees will be slated for the ballot.
Nominees will be notified regarding if they have been slated or not by late May.
The 2019 Election Ballot is scheduled to be sent to Fellows in good standing the first week of July.
Please note: It is important that the nominee have regular access to email as a good deal of communication is done electronically.
If you have questions, please contact Joshua Poole, Member Engagement Manager, via email at JPoole@AANnet.org or via phone (202) 777-1176.


This terminal application is a Steady State Kalman filter. It uses the "FPU_Matrix_Driver.spin" object. The general coding framework is demonstrated with the "Bicycle with better GPS" example. Steady State Kalman filters with matrices up to the size of 11-by-11 can be programmed using this application.


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An engaging multi-skilled presenter.
Business / Motivational
In the business of 'show', Darryl Lovegrove has done it all. An Australian Event Awards 'Entertainer of the Year', a music theatre star and co-creator of the world's most booked corporate entertainment act 'The Three Waiters', Darryl's compelling stories and key take-home messages are a 'must see' for conference attendees worldwide.
He is a unique combination of entrepreneur, speaker and showman - a mesmerising blend of business smarts, engaging storytelling and live opera! It is a combination that has made Darryl one of Australia's most in demand business and resilience speakers, headlining many Top 500 company conferences including the famed 'Million Dollar Round Table' in the USA.
Achieving and exceeding your personal performance goals is a challenging endeavour, yet simpler than you might think. Darryl draws on more than 25 years' experience as an award-winning performer and theatrical producer of some of the biggest and most popular shows in Australasia to show how 'hitting the high notes' is something that everyone should be able to do whenever they need to do it. Peak performance is not a one-off highlight but rather a consistent outcome born of a never-ending cycle of purpose, action, momentum, resilience and self-belief.
• Learn how peak performance starts with a purpose or vision.
• How being brave and taking action creates performance momentum.
• Why resilience is critical to consistent performance.
• How self-belief takes performance even higher.
Darryl Lovegrove is a showman and he believes every person and business can learn and be inspired by what shows teach us - not just the stories that they tell but the stories and the people behind them. Whatever your stage, Darryl will show you how you are perfectly cast in your role and that it is now time for you to shine. He will inspire you to master peak performance so you can achieve, and exceed, your personal performance goals time and time again.
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Keynote Speaker - Darryl Lovegrove - promo
n the business of 'show', Darryl Lovegrove has done it all. An Australian Event Awards 'Entertainer of the Year', a music theatre star and co-creator of the world's most booked corporate entertainment act 'The Three Waiters', Darryl's compelling stories and key take-home messages are a 'must see' for conference attendees worldwide. He is a unique combination of entrepreneur, speaker and showman - a mesmerising blend of business smarts, engaging storytelling and live opera! It is a combination that has made Darryl one of Australia's most in demand business and resilience speakers, headlining many Top 500 company conferences including the famed 'Million Dollar Round Table' in the USA.
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n the business of 'show', Darryl Lovegrove has done it all. An Australian Event Awards 'Entertainer of the Year', a music theatre star and co-creator of the world's most booked corporate entertainment act 'The Three Waiters', Darryl's compelling stories and key take-home messages are a 'must see' for conference attendees worldwide. He is a unique combination of entrepreneur, speaker and showman - a mesmerising blend of business smarts, engaging storytelling and live opera! It is a combination that has made Darryl one of Australia's most in demand business and resilience speakers, headlining many Top 500 company conferences including the famed 'Million Dollar Round Table' in the USA. Achieving and exceeding your personal performance goals is a challenging endeavour, yet simpler than you might think. Darryl draws on more than 25 years' experience as an award-winning performer and theatrical producer of some of the biggest and most popular shows in Australasia to show how 'hitting the high notes' is something that everyone should be able to do whenever they need to do it. Peak performance is not a one-off highlight but rather a consistent outcome born of a never-ending cycle of purpose, action, momentum, resilience and self-belief.
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In the business of 'show', Darryl Lovegrove has done it all. An Australian Event Awards 'Entertainer of the Year', a music theatre star and co-creator of the world's most booked corporate entertainment act 'The Three Waiters', Darryl's compelling stories and key take-home messages are a 'must see' for conference attendees worldwide. He is a unique combination of entrepreneur, speaker and showman - a mesmerising blend of business smarts, engaging storytelling and live opera! It is a combination that has made Darryl one of Australia's most in demand business and resilience speakers, headlining many Top 500 company conferences including the famed 'Million Dollar Round Table' in the USA.
Darryl wowed our audience right from the get go with his dramatic introduction and held their attention until the conclusion performing his MC duties brilliantly and providing stunning enter ... keep readingtainment. Darryl made the entire team look great and kept us all on track expertly. We will highly recommend himto anyone who wants to add an X-factor to their event. AIMES Awards
As MC of our gala Dinner Darryl was outstanding. I would have no reservations in recommending Darryl to any conference organiser.
Stream Solutions
Darryl was a fantastic MC and performer and kept the crowd's attention from start to finish. I would have no doubt in recommending Darryl to any organisation wanting an MC/performer with a difference.
Housing Industry Assoc ACT/Sth NSW
Thank you so much for being a part of our Manly Social Summer Lovin Ball. We have received so many positive comments about what a great MC you were and how amazing Harmony was. A number of our friends even admitted to being brought to tears by yours and Harmony's singing
Manly Social
Darryl is a unique and class act offering incredible value not only as a slick MC but also as a dynamic performer. He draws from his operatic and music theatre background and leaves a stunning effect on an audience. The balance of Awards presentations, dinner and entertainment ran spot on to time - now that in itself is a challenge for any MC.
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Junior year is in full swing and students have begun the post-secondary planning process. Heather Butts, from HEALTH for Youths, has pushed into all the Junior classes to help students think about what they want in a college and/or career. Several college admissions reps have presented to the students at WHSAD. Many students attend a college fair on Nov 15th at the Aviator Center. We also had a day trip to SUNY Binhamton and SUNY Oneonta earlier this month.
We will continue the planning process over then next few months with a variety of PTA workshops designed to help parents understand the college application process, SAT/ACT, financial aid, and more. Please see the attached flyer for details or call Ms. Terraferma at 718-388-1260 x3311 for more information.
Regents week is January 24th – January 27th. Students will be receiving their Regents invites and their MP 2 report cards on Dec 9th. Students taking January exams are expected to attend tutoring.


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Home > Hydraulic fracking > Kansas Governor creates panel to study possible connection between recent earthquakes and oil and gas activities
Kansas Governor creates panel to study possible connection between recent earthquakes and oil and gas activities
By Barclay Nicholson (US) on March 6, 2014 Posted in Hydraulic fracking, Kansas, Midwest, United States
Governor Sam Brownback has created a 3-person task force to study whether oil and gas activities such as hydraulic fracturing are connected to the increased number of minor earthquakes occurring in south central Kansas, near the Kansas-Oklahoma border.
The Kansas Geological Survey has recorded more than 24 minor earthquakes in the past two years. Two earthquakes were recently measured in that area—one on December 16, 2013 and a second on February 3, 2014, with magnitudes of 3.8 and 3.9 respectively.
No damage was reported from these earthquakes, with one county official noting that "no cows tipped over." According to the U.S. Geological Survey, "it is very unusual" to have two earthquakes in the same area in such a short period of time.
Don Blakeman who is a geophysicist with the National Earthquake Information Center in Golden, Colorado, and other scientists have stated that it is difficult to attribute an earthquake to a specific cause.
Identifying the cause takes "more study, typically more instruments on the ground and collaboration with companies to know when they are re-injecting fluids" and performing other operations. Currently there are only two monitoring stations in Kansas, and this will hamper analysis.
The panel which will hold its first public meeting on April 16, 2014, at the Wichita State University's Hughes Metropolitan Complex is made up of Rex Buchanan, interim director of the Kansas Geological Survey; Kim Christiansen, executive director of the Kansas Corporation Commission; and Mike Tate, chief of the Bureau of Water at the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.


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From the beginning we have had big plans for the Librem Key. When we first announced our partnership with Nitrokey to produce the Librem Key all we could talk about publicly was the standard USB security token features it would have and some of the integration possibilities between the Librem laptop and Librem Key that would make security easier for the average person. What we couldn't say at the time was that we were also working toward making the Librem Key do something that doesn't exist anywhere else–integrate it with the tamper-evident Heads BIOS to make it incredibly easy to tell whether your BIOS has been tampered with. In this post I'm going to talk about why we wanted to add this feature, some of the work that went into it, and dive into some of the technologies that are working behind the scenes to help you understand how it works.
Making Heads User Friendly
Heads is an incredibly powerful and cutting edge project that takes the boot-time security protections you get with products like Secure Boot but using free software, reproducible builds, and keys that are fully under your control. We are working toward our goal of having Heads on all of our laptops by default, but when we started working on that effort we realized that the default user interface was definitely aimed more toward security experts. At the time, when you booted into Heads you got a console screen with a text menu. If Heads detected any issues, typically it would dump you to a recovery shell with some technical error output.
Since we think every user would benefit from the protections Heads provides, we have done a lot of work to bring more user-friendly GUI menus to Heads. We started with a console-based GUI and later added our own custom tool fbwhiptail which uses the same syntax as the standard whiptail console menu tool used by Debian but outputs an even more user-friendly GUI on a framebuffer.
As we continued to work toward making Heads more user-friendly, we realized we had an opportunity with the Librem Key to add an incredibly powerful, secure, yet easy to use way to detect tampering that was much better than the default. Before we talk about where the Librem Key fits in, though, it's important to understand how Heads detects tampering by default.
How Heads Detects BIOS Tampering
Heads uses the TPM in a computer as a standalone, trusted, tamper-proof chip it can use to store BIOS measurements and secrets. In my post Demonstrating Tamper Detection with Heads I walk through the full process but I will highlight some of the relevant points here.
The way Heads protects the BIOS from tampering is that when you first set up Heads, you store the current BIOS's measurements into special registers in the TPM called PCRs (Platform Configuration Registers). At this time Heads also generates a random string and using the TPMTOTP tool originally created by Matthew Garrett it stores this secret in a special encrypted register in the TPM–this process is called sealing. The TPMTOTP tool also takes this secret and converts it into a QR code it displays on the screen. Then you can use a multi-factor authentication application on your phone to take a picture of this QR code and add this to any other multi-factor authentication secrets you manage.
The next time the system boots, measurements from every executable part of the boot process is sent by Heads to the TPM and stored in PCRs. Then Heads requests for the TPM to unseal the TPMTOTP secret it added previously. The TPM will only unseal that secret if all of the measurements in its PCRs match what it has stored from the valid, un-tampered-with BIOS. Once the secret is unsealed, Heads uses TPMTOTP to combine that secret with the current time and convert it into a 6-digit code. You then open up your multi-factor authentication application on your phone and compare the 6-digit code on your laptop screen with the 6-digit code on your phone. If both codes match, the BIOS hasn't been tampered with. If the codes don't match, either the time is off on either device, or someone has tampered with the BIOS or the TPM and generated and stored a new secret to replace the old one.
Improving on TOTP Codes
It's important to note that Heads does not require you to verify the TOTP (Time-based One Time Password) code on the screen each time you boot. In fact it has no way of knowing whether you have or not–the whole point is that the laptop is authenticating itself to you, not the other way around. So there's a good chance that your average user may not feel like going to the trouble of getting out their phone, launching an app, and inspecting the code each time they boot. Plus, this process requires that a user must have a smart phone that can run one of these apps. Users might test the code every so often but I imagine many would just hit Enter and boot their system more often than not.
We realized we could make the process more convenient and easier to use by taking the phone out of the equation or at least adding a Librem Key to the equation. While the Librem Key doesn't have a screen like a phone, it does have a green and red LED. What could be easier than plugging in a USB device, booting the computer, and then inspecting the LED to see whether you are safe? By making it easy, users would be more likely to test their BIOS at each boot.
HOTP to Trot
Since we were working with Nitrokey to produce the Librem Key, we started collaborating with them on this feature. The first step was to think through how this authentication would work. Because the Librem Key doesn't have a clock of its own, and we don't want it to trust the clock on the laptop, we decided to use HOTP (HMAC-based One Time Password) instead of TOTP as our authentication protocol.
HOTP and TOTP are very similar to each other. In fact, you can argue that TOTP is just a specific implementation of HOTP. With HOTP both sides have a shared secret and initialize an always-incrementing counter. Each side combines its secret with the current counter value and generates an HMAC (hashed message authentication code) that in this case is converted into a 6-digit code. If the codes match, then one side has proven to the other that it has a copy of the shared secret and both sides will then increment their counter. With TOTP, you just exchange the always-incrementing counter with the current timestamp, typically rounded to 30-second increments.
For this to work we needed not only to change the firmware we were going to use for the Librem Key so that it could accept this special HOTP-over-USB authentication, we also needed a userspace tool that knew how to talk to the Librem Key. The end result after working with Nitrokey was a couple of changes to the firmware and a completely new userspace program called nitrokey-hotp-verification that contains two command-line tools we needed to include in Heads, libremkey_hotp_initialize and libremkey_hotp_verification. The former tool will initialize the a Librem Key with the current HOTP secret and counter value and the latter performs various HOTP functions with the Librem Key including testing a 6-digit HOTP code.
Heads, Meet Librem Key
The next step was to add Librem Key support to Heads. This required quite a few UI changes, modifications to the default tools it used when generating new TOTP secrets, and adding libremkey_hotp_initialize and libremkey_hotp_verification command line tools within Heads itself. Instead of doing away with the TOTP code we are actually using the same exact TPM secret, just in addition to converting it into a TOTP code, we are also combining it with the incrementing counter to generate an HOTP code too. So when you tell Heads that you want to seal a new TOTP secret, if your version of Heads has Librem Key support enabled, in addition to showing you a QR code, it will also prompt you to insert your Librem Key and set up the secret there as well using the libremkey_hotp_initialize program.
The next time you boot, in addition to displaying the TOTP code in the menu as always, it also attempts to communicate with your Librem Key using the libremkey_hotp_verification tool. If the Librem Key isn't inserted, it gets a specific error and warns the user that the key isn't plugged in, but it doesn't stop the user from booting. If the user then plugs in the key and tells Heads to regenerate the code, it can do a second test from the GUI. If you lose your Librem Key or leave it behind somewhere, you can always just fall back to the standard TOTP code + phone approach until you have a new Librem Key to enroll.
After Heads sends the Librem Key an HOTP code, if the code matches what the Librem Key itself generates, it will flash a green LED and return a success code to Heads to display on the laptop screen. If the HOTP codes don't match, the Librem Key will flash a red LED indefinitely and also send a specific error back to Heads which will cause it to show a red background and error dialog. Note that you shouldn't trust the Heads UI to display this error, it's only for convenience. A modified UI could lie to you so you should only trust the Librem Key LED at this phase of the boot process.
Here's a short demo video of the Librem Key testing a valid BIOS and then one that detects tampering with Heads.
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To simulate tampering, I just generate a brand new TOTP/HOTP secret in the TPM with the Librem Key unplugged. Since the Librem Key has the old secret, it will generate a completely different 6-digit HOTP code and take that as an error.
Anti-Interdiction Protection and The Future of Librem Key and Heads Integration
As I mentioned in the Introducing the Librem Key post, having the Librem Key vouch for the integrity of the BIOS opens up a lot of opportunities for more advanced anti-interdiction protection for those customers who are concerned about that risk. The way this would work, we would configure a Librem Key and Librem laptop running Heads before shipping and then ship the two packages separately. The idea here is that it would be more difficult for an attacker to interdict both packages than just one.
Then when you unbox everything, you can immediately test the integrity of your machine before you do anything else. At that point you could also generate completely new secrets between Heads and the Librem Key so there's not even a chance we could have a copy of your secrets–the keys are under your control. For customers willing to wait, we could even ship the Librem Key first and only ship the laptop after they acknowledge receipt of the Librem Key. With delayed shipping you would have even more assurance that someone wouldn't be able to modify both the Librem Key and laptop in transit.
If you can't tell, we are very excited about all of the possibilities the Librem Key opens up to us to better protect you and your secrets, while still keeping security convenient and your keys in your own control. Stay tuned: as we unlock even more features in the Librem Key we'll be sure to post about it here.
A few months ago we announced that we were partnering with Nitrokey to produce a new security token: the Librem Key and I'm pleased to announce that today the Librem Key is available for purchase on our site for $59.
What is a USB Security Token?
In case you haven't heard of USB security tokens before, they are devices typically about the size of a USB thumb drive that can act as "something you have" for multi-factor authentication. With so many attacks on password logins, most security experts these days recommend adding a second form of authentication (often referred to as "2FA" or "multi-factor authentication") in addition to your password so that if your password gets compromised the attacker still has to compromise your second factor. USB security tokens work well as this second factor because they are "something you have" instead of "something you know" like a password is, and because they are portable enough you can just keep them in your pocket, purse, or keychain and use them only when you need to login to a secure site.
In addition to multi-factor authentication, security tokens can also often store your private GPG keys in a tamper-proof way so you can protect them from attackers who may compromise your laptop. With your private keys on the security token, you can just insert the key when you need to encrypt, decrypt, sign, or authenticate and then type in your PIN to unlock the key. Since your private keys stay on the security token, even if an attacker compromises your computer, they can't copy your keys (and even if you leave the key plugged in, they need to know your PIN to use it).
Why Make a Librem Key?
There are many other vendors out there who offer their own security tokens, so why make our own? The first reason is that few security tokens out on the market align with our values here at Purism, in particular with respect to freedom. I've explained in a previous post why freedom is essential to security and privacy and this is especially true for a device that is holding some of your most sensitive secrets. We wanted a security token that used open hardware, free software firmware, and free software user applications and that is why we partnered with Nitrokey to produce a security token that respected your freedom from the beginning.
We also wanted to make the Librem Key because of all of the integration possibilities with our existing products that would make customers more secure in a way that's also more convenient. When you can bundle a security token with your own laptop and operating system, there are so many interesting possibilities, especially when the firmware and user applications are free software so we can easily modify them to add even more features.
In addition to the standard features of a security token (GPG key storage and multi-factor authentication) that the Librem Key can perform on any computer, here are some of the interesting integration options with our Librem laptops we are already looking into with the Librem Key that will make security much more convenient for users who are facing average threats:
Insert the Librem Key at boot and automatically decrypt your hard drive
Automatically lock your laptop whenever you remove the Librem Key
Use your Librem Key to log in
Provable Security, Made Easy
One of the most exciting opportunities the Librem Key opens up to us is in integrating with our tamper-evident Heads BIOS to provide cutting-edge tamper-evident security but in a convenient package that doesn't exist anywhere else.
Currently with Heads, when you want to prove that the BIOS hasn't been tampered with, you need to set up a TOTP application on your phone and scan a QR code from within Heads. Then at each boot you compare the 6-digit code Heads displays on the screen with the code in your phone. If the codes match, the BIOS is safe. This method works but is a bit cumbersome and with the Librem Key we can do better.
We have worked with Nitrokey to add a custom feature to our Librem Key firmware specifically for Heads. This custom firmware along with a userspace application allows us to store the shared secret from the TPM on the Librem Key instead of on a phone app. Then when Heads boots, if the BIOS hasn't been tampered with the TPM will unlock its copy of the shared secret, and Heads will send the 6-digit code over to the Librem Key. If the code matches what the Librem Key itself generated, it flashes a green light. If the codes don't match, it flashes a red light.
So if you are concerned about someone tampering with your computer when you aren't around, just boot with the Librem Key inserted. If it blinks green you are safe, if it blinks red you've been tampered with. There is no other product on the market today that offers this kind of simple but strong tamper-evident protection, much less one that respects your freedom where the keys are fully in your control.
Even Stronger Anti-Interdiction Protection
The Librem Key opens up possibilities for even stronger anti-interdiction protection for customers who need it. We will be able to link a Librem Key with a laptop running Heads at our facility and then ship them separately. Then when each package arrives you can immediately test for tampering with an easy "green is good, red is bad" test.
Convenient Security for the Enterprise
Many companies have already incorporated 3rd party security tokens into their engineering teams as a way for software engineers to sign their code pushes securely or as convenient multi-factor token. The Librem Key offers enterprises a way to combine all of the other features they are used to with other security tokens along with our cutting-edge tamper-evident boot process on our Librem laptops in an easy and convenient package where all of the keys are fully under their control.
Since the firmware and userspace tools are free software, that means enterprises can also easily customize these tools to suit their own internal policies whether with their own software teams or by working with Purism. That could mean anything from providing a customized error page to employees when Heads detects tampering to actively preventing employees from booting a tampered-with machine.
Only the Beginning
Knowing that our customers have a secure and freedom-respecting security token opens up all sorts of other possibilities and today we are only scratching the surface on what we will be able to do with Librem Key both for new customers and those that have been with us from the beginning. Stay tuned for future posts where I will dive deeper into some of the Librem Key's features and explain how to get the most out of it. In the mean time you can order your own Librem Key from the Librem Key product page.
Update: read more in our follow-up post explaining the interaction between the Librem Key and our coreboot+Heads BIOS replacement to learn more about how the tamper detection works.
Trusted Platform Module now available as an add-on for Librem laptops
Over the past few months, we have been busy with a plethora of great projects being set afoot. We have been incrementally building a laptop inventory to ship from, we have been continuing the coreboot enablement work on our laptops, neutralizing—and then disabling—the Intel Management Engine, and launching our much awaited Librem phone campaign, which ended in a very motivating success—involving many great organizations part of the Free Software community, such as Matrix, KDE e.v., the GNOME Foundation, Nextcloud, and Monero.
It really has been a whirlwind of events, and this has been happening in parallel to us continuing our existing R&D and operations work, such as preparing a new batch of laptops—namely the much anticipated Librem 13 with i7 processor.
One particular security R&D project dear to our hearts has been the beginning of our collaboration with "Heads" developer Trammell Hudson, a project that has been quietly going on behind the scenes for the past few months. We are very pleased to announce today that we are making a positive step to make this effort within reach of early adopters, with the availability of a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) as an optional component for currently pending and near-future laptop orders. Read more
The Librem 5 Development Roadmap and Progress Towards i.MX 8
The Librem 5 crowdfunding campaign is still cranking along nicely, while it is going on we wanted to provide a progress report on the hardware selection as well as the advancements with our existing development boards.
The base hardware with i.MX 6 is demonstrably working.
i.MX 8M, Etnaviv, full HD, are the likely hardware combination candidates for the Librem 5 phone.
Development Hardware Proving Positive
Showing photos of low-level progress is always a challenge, however showing Wayland and applications running on development hardware by definition means that the lower level parts are working! Booting from microSD into a Debian GNU/Linux unstable with most of the UI installed…
Purism Librem 5 phone (early development boards) for testing CPU/GPU and GNU/Linux
Purism Librem 5 (early development boards) booting the Linux kernel, Wayland, and a terminal in early August 2017.
Purism Librem 5 (early development boards) booting Debian GNU/Linux unstable, Wayland, and GNOME Settings in September 2017
Purism Librem 5 (early development boards) screenshot of a photo rendered
What led us to choose i.MX 6/i.MX 8
We have tested nearly every combination of CPU (and GPU, see further below), Purism's goals of creating hardware that is ethical, runs free software, can separate baseband from main CPU, and the ability to run GNU/Linux (not Android), quickly narrowed our scope to i.MX 6 as one of the only viable options.
We have been testing and working with i.MX 6 and are pleased to report healthy progress with that hardware, as you can see from the photos, we have the Linux kernel booting, Wayland running, and in these photos GNOME/GTK and even Gnome Settings showing.
Purism Librem 5 (early development boards) running Debian GNU/Linux unstable, wayland, and GNOME Settings screenshot
Heading towards i.MX 8
We have been making some progress that makes us confident to say we will likely be able to use i.MX 8 for the Librem 5 phone hardware, primarily because:
We will be able to evaluate a i.MX 8M pre-production board November 2017
Our extended community can evaluate a handful of i.MX 8M sample chips in November 2017
More evaluation boards should be available before year-end 2017
In Q1 of 2018 we can get i.MX 8M into production. This is well ahead of our required hardware selection date of April 2018, so we will very likely be using the i.MX 8M in the Librem 5.
i.MX 8M (early evaluation boards)
State of the GPUs… or "Why we chose i.MX 6/8 + Vivante"
GPU drivers have been a big issue for a long time in the free software world. Manufacturers would typically not release any specification or documentation but only binary-only drivers. For PC hardware this problem has somewhat been resolved, which is why Purism uses Intel GPUs on our Librem products, since Intel has free drivers merged in mainline Linux kernel. But for ARM SOCs, the situation is not ideal.
MALI: One of the biggest players in the ARM field is MALI. The MALI core was originally developed by Falanx Microsystems until ARM bought their patents and copyrights and is now licensing the MALI core for ARM designs. ARM is not releasing any specs about the MALI GPU cores and does not provide any free software drivers for them. (The MALI400 is e.g. also used in the Allwinner A64 chip which again is used on Pine64 and in the Pinebook). There is an effort to develop a free driver by reverse engineering existing code, which is called LIMA, but its functionality and support is still limited.
Adreno: another big one is the Adreno GPU core, found in many Qualcomm Snapdragon SOCs. For this one also, no documentation exists although a reverse engineering project produced a pretty well working driver, called freedreno, which is also supported by current Mesa versions.
PowerVR: the PowerVR GPU cores are found mostly in embedded PowerPCs and Texas Instruments "OMAP" CPUs. As of today, we are not aware of any free development for these, only some binary-only drivers are available. There is an effort started by the Free Software Foundation but it seems that the project has stalled for some time now.
Tegra: the first generation nVIDIA "Tegra" SOCs has Linux kernel mainline support since 2012. The latest Tegra SOCs use the same GPU building blocks as the desktop PC graphics cards and can be used with the Nouveau GPU driver.
i.MX 6 Vivante: since Linux kernel 4.8, a new set of DRM/GPU drivers has been incorporated into the mainline Linux kernel, the so-called Etnaviv. Etnaviv support is also included in Mesa, starting with Mesa 17. We have successfully been operating a prototype for our phone using a mainline Linux kernel 4.12.4 with Etnaviv support. From microSD we booted into a Debian GNU/Linux unstable with most of the UI stuff installed. It works! We can safely say that upstream OpenGL hardware GPU support for i.MX 6 has landed in major Linux distributions, which is great news since hardware GUI acceleration is badly needed for any type of modern mobile GUI.
With the Librem 5, we are very excited to be advancing the mobile phone space to be ethical, respect digital rights, run GNU/Linux, be secure, and create a future that we are proud to be part of. We will be posting regular development updates as we progress with the hardware, software, and partners.
Benchmarks and testing
Inventory shipping in June 2017: case designs and final assembly
For the past few weeks, the new Librem 13 and 15 have been undergoing stage 1 production with our case modifications and silkscreening. We had some back and forth between us and the printer to finally have clearly identified killswitches:
…and our certification marks and model identification on the underside:
At first the screenprinters had trouble with the font we're using (as you can see above, if you have a keen eye), but we got that corrected as you can see further below. We were not so lucky with the keyboard's "Purism logo" key as the aspect ratio was squashed a little bit by the backlit keyboard supplier and we found out too late, but at this stage the #1 priority is getting these machines delivered to you as fast as possible, so we're hoping you don't mind the Purism rectangle logo being in "ultra-wide" cinema format just this once 😉
As the laptops are now at stage 2 production, we have some teaser photos of the completed case work. These were shot a bit hurriedly, the lighting and compression is not flattering, but this at least provides a rough idea. We'll take the time to shoot proper studio photos when the first new wave of shipments is mailed out in June.
Here is what the underside of the Librem 13 looks like:
Here are the silkscreened killswitch labels:
Note: the IPS display panels we source for the Librems are matte (as they should be!) The reason why the screen in the picture above seems reflective is that a glossy protective film is applied to protect the laptops during shipping.
For the curious among you, here is a bare view of the case's interior, with only the multitouch trackpad and backlit keyboard (underneath the black electrical isolating layer) installed:
With this, we are confident that we will be able to begin shipping out finalized units to customers in roughly two weeks. Afterwards, we will have stock on hand allowing new orders to be fulfilled within a week. If you were reluctant to preorder and were were waiting for the presence of rapidly-shipping stock to purchase a Librem, this will be a deal changer for you.
Spring 2017 product design update and operations report
Let's recap recent progress with a summary of where we stand and where we're going next on the "operations" front.
We have begun production of the two new revisions of Librem laptops. As we narrowed down on component choices and successfully raised additional funds, we have now made great steps towards our "zero outstanding orders" milestone and our goal of creating our first inventory to ship future orders from.
Last month, we ordered a batch of supplies to begin production of the new Librem 13 "v2" units. We have also tested and evaluated three prototype units, the latest of which we will use to extend our coreboot work.
Two weeks ago, we also ordered parts for the new Librem 15 "v3" units. So far we have evaluated one prototype unit for this new batch (which will also be used for our coreboot work), and will evaluate a second one soon.
We are currently working to leverage investment to make the Librem 11 batch order happen sooner and create an inventory directly; we will let you know of any progress on that front. In the meantime, we thank you for your patience. And please spread the word about the Librem 11 to those around you looking for a nice security-oriented and freedom-respecting convertible tablet with stylus support (especially interesting for visual artists who want to use the plethora of free creative tools such as MyPaint, Krita, Inkscape, GIMP, etc.)! The more people know about it, the sooner we should be able to put it into production.
Revised products specifications
For the upcoming Librem 13 v2 and the Librem 15 v3, we evaluated various prototypes, including different cases and keyboard models, alongside various possible CPU, GPU, RAM and storage combinations. With the newer motherboards, we aimed to keep the same flexibility in terms of storage: one M.2 slot and one standard SATA slot. As usual, the RAM and SSDs are all user-replaceable, not soldered.
The Librem 13 gets a whole slew of improvements for version 2:
A newer i5 processor, using the 14 nanometers lithography of the Skylake generation, bringing additional performance and power savings over previous generations
A backlit keyboard (the most often requested feature)
Newer Intel graphics as part of the Skylake chipset
One USB 3.0 "type C" connector
A much better trackpad (sourced from Elantech instead of BYD), which works better out of the box. It supports vertical and horizontal two-finger scrolling, allows changing workspaces with a simple four-finger swipe gesture, has smoother scrolling, and various multitouch gestures (dependent on applications support).
Those who have ordered the Librem 15 also get the free update to Skylake, newer graphics, DDR4, and improved trackpad. The Librem 15 already had a backlit keyboard and USB-C.
As you can see, when you pre-order a Purism device, you don't need to worry about the specs becoming outdated by the time of production & delivery. For all our products, we strike a balance as per our manufacturing & sourcing approach, yet strive to stay close to the latest technology out there. We aim to please our supporters by bundling these updates at no additional cost whenever possible.
Upgrading from the Broadwell microarchitecture for this round, we chose to go with Skylake (rather than Kabylake) in order to service orders more quickly without bringing on delays in supplies or testing. To provide the best user experience, we prefer to test more thoroughly before moving on to a new chipset (for instance, we'll be able to provide coreboot support more quickly with Skylake as part of our current roadmap). We expect to upgrade the chipsets/microachitecture again for the next production run (planned for the second half of 2017 once we complete this batch), which will involve a revised motherboard design, as we will also be adding new hardware features in prevision of full support for Heads.
The power of the Dark Side comes as a duo
We chose to keep the same overall chassis, although the location of Librem 15's killswitches will be different this time (all on the hinge cover, like the Librem 13).
A notable aesthetic improvement for the Librem 15 v3 is that it will be anodized black just like the Librem 13. The temptation of the Dark Side was strong! Here you can see an anodized aluminium extrusion sample of the Librem 15 v3, next to an existing Librem 13 v1:
As we are beginning to have quite a bit of hardware revisions and models to keep track of, the laptops will now also feature some subtle branding underneath the backplate for model identification and to show the appropriate certification marks (we are FCC and CE certified). The publicly visible parts such as the screen bezel, palmrests, or the back of the screen lid, all remain unbranded.
Better power connectors
We are now sourcing power supplies with L-shaped coaxial connectors, so they keep a low profile when plugged into the side of your Librem:
This is particularly useful if you like to sit cross-legged with your laptop on a sofa, for example! (or for those who like to meditate with a computer on their lap)
We are well on our way to provide a great new set of laptops this summer. We should be receiving the final components around the end of May, at which point we will do the final assembly and shipping throughout June. We will then be able to celebrate having cleared all the existing Librem 13 and 15 orders (including the recent big spike in orders). After that point, we will be able to ship within days and weeks (not months), which will be a huge relief for everybody looking to buy a Librem "in a pinch". We hope you're as excited as we are about that!
As always, thank you for your support, and feel free to contact us with your thoughts and encouragements, or to spread the good news around you!
Edit: post updated to reflect the processor models available as of June 2017. For the time being, the Librem 13 will still feature an i5 processor instead of the i7, albeit with the newer Skylake chipset.
Bringing Librem 13 v2 and Librem 15 v3 prototypes back from LibrePlanet for further coreboot porting work
A few days ago we gave you a very quick sneak peek of the Librem 15 v3's anodized black finish as we were doing final preparations for our LibrePlanet 2017 attendance. We were very happy to support the Free Software Foundation by sponsoring LibrePlanet! On Saturday morning, we started setting up our booth slowly, thinking there would not be much activity going on at the beginning of the day. We were proved wrong:
Hit the ground running at @fsf #LibrePlanet! We weren't even fully set up and the interest is high. Thank you! pic.twitter.com/FwCFk1apja
— Purism (@Puri_sm) March 25, 2017
There was a crowd around our booth at pretty much all times (except lunchtime) throughout the day Saturday, during which it was revealed that Todd is possibly a cyborg, as he stood there answering questions for eight hours straight, without needing to eat, drink, or sit:
Great discussions were had. James was also present, attending talks and officially winning our photobomber of the year award, as you can see him in the lower-right corner of this photo:
New passions bloomed among attendees:
@Puri_sm Todd is the one who started my new love affair, I will make sure to drop by again. He's really great at sharing info I want to know
— Guido Stein (@GuidoS) March 25, 2017
People who saw and touched the Librems found them to be quite impressive. For instance:
Met the guys from @Puri_sm today at #libreplanet. I was impressed by the build on the #librem13.
— John (@BostonEnginerd) March 26, 2017
Some of the frequent comments we heard were "Wow. They're even better than on the photos!", "When can I buy one?" and "I was a Purism skeptic, but I see you are delivering on your promises and making the impossible possible."
Really encouraging!
Upcoming coreboot work
While we were hard at work answering thousands of questions at LibrePlanet, our coreboot developer Youness was on vacation while waiting for some more testing hardware. This week he will be resuming his work on preparing/packaging coreboot for release, and with the two new prototype units I brought back from Boston he will also be able to begin the coreboot port for these devices. We hope to do that in time to factory-flash them for the next batch of deliveries in May-June, but we'll see how the development work pans out. If it's not ready within that short timespan, we will provide coreboot as an update that you can flash yourself.
Youness has also made some additional progress on the Intel ME, thanks to information and data that Igor Skochinsky was able to share with us. Stay tuned for Youness' next report!
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What you loved about your Si ?
Post subject: What you loved about your Si ?
Was thinking about the two si's I've owned last night and how rare they seemed to have come. Not one at the meet last night and none on eBay either.
What made you fall in love with an Si and buy one.
I bought my first Si in 1998 for £7500.
It was the front winged seats and the nice round bumpers with round fog lights that did it for me, was such a refreshing change from the square type that was seen on all the XR2i's at the time. Also had the black interior detailing which looked fresher then the older mk3 models that had grey.
Post subject: Re: What you loved about your Si ?
I think the looks of them did it for me. They just looked modern compared to normal mk3's.
When I was looking at getting my first car I was looking at all sorts, literally just looking at cars for £600 odd. Found a 1.3 fiesta in aubergene purple which I bought, then joined upto this site and also fiesta turbo, and among my travels I saw a couple of aubergene Si's and thought to myself I want my car to look like that because it looks so nice! So I made it into a replica, and then I got a proper Si about 2-3 years later and had the Si ever since that.
They sure are getting rare! It's not often you see one these days.
As said on another thread, i like the cozyness on long journeys, its kibda got the old car charm with new car newer car refinemeant.
Also when lowered with 15" alloys it looks spot on.
i loved the colour of mine!
The fact it cost me £50.
This website got me into them mainly, didnt know much about cars to start with then I looked at it and thought it was nice and wanted to do some things to it.
There a nice shape and when I got the 1.6 its a pokey motor, I love the starter motor noise especially if you have a nice grumbly exhaust after. No car has compared to the start up noise of my old Si!
Honda/Rover start up noise ftw!
an ex girlfriend of mine had access to her parents 1.1 mk3 fezza so i had some interest in that but i was planning on getting a zs as my first car!
Definitely the bumpers that did it for me, then I sat in the seats and was sold!
Still love the little slu... er I mean car, even though its old now I still think it looks as good if not more so than the current ST etc.
ive been tempted to get another si recently. just all my moneys going into the leon recently and ive already been there with both cars before and it wasnt really working out for me.


We'd like to think (and are in fact sociliased to think) that when we meet Mr or Mrs Right, all will be perfect. We'll love them unconditionally until we are parted by death. The reality is often far from this fantasy.
If we had one or more of the things above happening in our relationship, chances are we would be feeling resentment, not unconditional love.
Unconditional love is known as affection without any limitations. This term is sometimes associated with other terms such as true altruism, complete love, or "mother's/father's love." Each area of expertise has a certain way of describing unconditional love, but most will agree that it is that type of love which has no bounds and is unchanging. It is a concept comparable to true love, a term which is more frequently used to describe love between lovers. By contrast, unconditional love is frequently used to describe love between family members, comrades in arms and between others in highly committed relationships. An example of this is a parent's love for their child; no matter a test score, a life changing decision, an argument, or a strong belief, the amount of love that remains between this bond is seen as unchanging and unconditional.
In religion, unconditional love is thought to be part of The Four Loves; affection, friendship, romance, and unconditional. In ethology, or the study of animal behavior, unconditional love would refer to altruism which in turn refers to the behavior by individuals that increases the fitness of another while decreasing the fitness of the individual committing the act. In psychology, unconditional love refers to a state of mind in which one has the goal of increasing the welfare of another, despite any evidence of benefit for oneself. The term is also widely used in family and couples counseling manuals.
I hope you enjoy exploring what unconditional love could mean for you in your daily life. Thank you for taking the time to read this.


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Chicago Schools Announce Boys And Girls Will Use The Same Bathrooms
Imagine sending your daughter to school and knowing that she will be in a bathroom with other young males at the height of the time in their lives when they have more testosterone than they are ever going to have.
If you are a parent of a girl in Chicago's schools you no longer have to wonder about that scenario as it is now your reality.
The Chicago Schools will no longer have boy's and girl's bathrooms but same sex bathrooms that any of the 1,000 or so gender's wacko liberals have created in their warped minds can use, The Blaze reported.
CPS Title IX officer Camie Pratt announced the changes in a video shared on social media.
"On top of ensuring that each of our schools is a safe learning environment, we're also taking steps to create more inclusive and supportive schools," she said in the video. "One change that will be implemented this school year relates to our school bathrooms."
"In compliance with new federal guidelines, all CPS students and staff will have fair and equitable access to bathroom facilities that align with their gender identity," she said.
"We will be providing all schools with updated signage that makes our bathrooms more inclusive," she said. "It will identify the fixtures available in each restroom and make it clear that all restrooms are open for use by anyone who feels comfortable."
This is the psychosis of liberals. And it will never end. Again and again we have warned you that the more you give the more they will demand and the more ridiculous it will get, and they continue to prove us correct.
This comes after a young woman was raped by a teenage boy pretending to be a girl in Texas, in a case where the father of the victim was arrested.
Scott Smith, a 48-year-old father of a Virginia student who was allegedly raped by a boy who was wearing a skirt, in a female bathroom, spoke to Fox News about his arrest and the incident.
"I am good with gay people and cross-gender people – anybody who wants to be a good American, I am good with – I went there to find out why our children were not safe," the dad said. "The next thing I know, another parent-activist approached my wife and starting antagonizing her, and I turned around and said stop."
When he told the woman that his daughter was sexually assaulted she looked at him and said that was not what happened.
"She looked me dead in the face and said, 'That's not what happened.' That struck me – how do you know what happened, you don't even know me?" he said.
"I was just shocked. And horrified. I do want to say, though, we support our first responders and our law enforcement. This didn't have to happen. This could have been handled a lot differently," the dad said.
He said the members of the school board appeared unfazed by his testimony and the testimony of other parents concerned about CRT being taught in the schools.
"I believe they had full intentions on trying to shut that thing down early. Every time we clapped or supported somebody, we got scolded for it. Why aren't we allowed to clap or… boo? Everybody has their own opinion. Why can't everybody just get along and discuss our differences?" he said.
He then said that the same teenager was just arrested in another school district after sexually assaulting another female student.
"We were under the impression from the prosecutor that this sexual predator was being held on in-house arrest with an ankle monitor and would not return to school until these court sessions were done. You are innocent until you are proven guilty – I understand that. But we have to protect everyone at the same time," he said.
But now that these Democrat controlled cities are insisting on going against the gender norms that society has had from the beginning of time to satisfy people who started complaining 10 minutes ago, you can expect more of these sad stories.
California Catches, Then Releases, 14 Smash And Grab Robbery Suspects On No Bail