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News of the police move surfaced after a report on Wednesday revealed locomotive MMA 5017, the lead engine on the train that smashed into the Quebec town last summer, was due to go to auction in Maine on Aug. 5.
"The only thing I can confirm to you in this file is that Surete (du Quebec) investigators have taken steps to block the sale of the locomotive for the duration of the judicial process," said Sgt Christine Coulombe, who declined to provide any further details.
The runaway oil train derailed and exploded last July in the heart of the community, wiping out dozens of buildings and killing 47 people. Some locals in the community have referred to it as the "train from hell."
Three employees of the now-insolvent Montreal, Maine and Atlantic Railway, the company at the centre of the disaster, have each been charged with 47 counts of criminal negligence causing death, one for each victim of the crash. The MMA itself is also facing the same charges.
The auctioneer hired to sell the locomotive at a Maine rail yard said Wednesday he has yet to hear from authorities that the unit will be pulled from his auction.
Adam Jokisch said he will proceed with his plans to sell the locomotive until an official tells him otherwise.
"As of right now, this minute, it is in the auction and it will be sold in the auction," Jokisch said.
"If something happens between now and the auction? Hey, I don't know. But I'm just the auctioneer and it's on our plate to sell. If somebody comes and takes it, then we won't."
A spokesman for MMA's secured creditor, the Maine-based Bangor Savings Bank, told The Canadian Press earlier this week that it "double" and "triple" checked to make sure authorities no longer needed the unit and that they had permission to auction it off. He was not immediately available for comment after the Quebec police announcement.
MMA 5017, the lead engine on the train that smashed into Lac-Megantic, is scheduled to go to auction Aug. 5., a month after the disaster-scarred town marked the first year of the catastrophe.
The opening bid for the locomotive that played a key role in one of Canada's worst-ever rail disasters has been set at $10,667 (or US$10,000).
Jokisch said he has yet to receive any specific inquiries about MMA 5017, but he's expecting more spectators than usual when he belts out its name at the Derby Rail Yard in Milo, Maine.
"It is unique and obviously this locomotive's got some history to it," the president of St. Louis-based Adam's Auction & Real Estate Services, Inc. said in an earlier interview.
"It's definitely not a good piece of history, that's for sure. . . I don't think I'd want to be reminded about that horrible accident."
MMA 5017 will also have company on the auction block.
In all, the auction will feature 25 locomotives from the fleet of the now-bankrupt MMA, as well as seven units identified as the property of an affiliate of its former parent company, Rail World Inc.
The black-and-green MMA 5017 appears to have avoided any serious damage in the incident. The night of the disaster, the diesel-electric machine continued rolling along the rails as 63 tank cars filled with volatile crude oil careened off the tracks behind it.
But like several of the MMA locomotives that will be sold off, the General Electric C-30-7 is not in running condition, according to the auction-house blurb that also mentions its connection to the disaster.
"The MMA 5017 unit was the lead locomotive in a derailment and fire incident in Canada," reads the ad on Jokisch's website.
The cash generated by the auction will help pay back the US$3.7 million owed to the Bangor Savings Bank.
Yellow Light Breen, an executive vice-president with the bank, said any extra money from the sale of the 25 MMA engines and three of the seven units owned by Rail World Locomotive Leasing will pay off the insolvent railway's other debts. Breen said the bank also expects to recoup some money from MMA through an upcoming real-estate sale.
Breen declined to estimate how much the machines would generate at the auction, but said the bank hopes the sale brings in several million dollars.
When it comes to MMA 5017, he was asked about whether the bank would consider donating it to a museum or even destroying it.
"Certainly, it has some unfortunate, tragic historic significance. . . But I can't speculate as to what that might mean as far as disposing of it," Breen said in an interview.
"Obviously, we're a federally insured financial institution, so we have a duty both to our depositors and to our insurers to collect the funds that we've lent the best we can. . .
"If there are interested parties who see a civic or historical significance they should probably be in touch with the auctioneer about that."
MMA 5017's fate will likely be of particular interest, considering the locomotive played a central role in the series of events that led to a crash that made global headlines and incinerated part of Lac-Megantic's downtown core.
On July 5, 2013, at 11 p.m., engineer Thomas Harding parked the locomotive and its train of 72 tankers for the night about 12 kilometres up a steep grade from Lac-Megantic. It was left unattended with its engine running to ensure its air brakes remained enabled.
Harding was picked up that night by his regular taxi driver Andre Turcotte, who later told The Canadian Press that the idling locomotive was burping so much thick smoke that oil droplets from its exhaust splattered onto his car.
Less than an hour later, the local fire department responded to a call that the locomotive had caught fire. The engine was shut down and the blaze was extinguished.
With the engine still turned off, the train was left unattended once again after an MMA track employee allegedly gave the green light to do so.
Shortly before 1 a.m., the train began to roll away and picked up speed as it raced downhill toward Lac-Megantic.
Witnesses have recalled watching the unmanned, unlit train roar through the darkness _ with only the sparks on the tracks illuminating its path.
The 1:14 a.m. crash set off massive explosions and destroyed about 40 buildings in Lac-Megantic.
MMA 5017, however, rolled safely away from the disaster zone, unscathed by the inferno. It led a string of five locomotives at the front of the train, a group that decoupled from the convoy of tankers, the Transportation Safety Board has said.
They came to a stop 800 metres beyond the crash site, far enough to avoid the towering fireballs.
The train disaster left widespread physical and emotional scars in a community whose history was shaped by the century-old railroad.
Today, the majority of locals want the tracks re-routed outside of their shattered downtown, to ensure that trains filled with hazardous substances never pass by their homes again.
This resentment was spelled out last summer in black upper-case letters scrawled on a handmade sign posted at the railroad's edge, not far from where the tank cars rumbled off the tracks.
"You, train from hell," read the sign. "Don't come back here. You are no longer welcome."
Fortress Investment Group, which recently bought MMA and renamed it Central Maine and Quebec Railway, has pledged to stop shipping hazardous materials through town until at least Jan. 1, 2016.
Company spokesman Daniel Matte has said CMQ hopes to ease concerns of locals by repairing its Canadian stretch of tracks and by buying new locomotives.
As for MMA 5017, it's unclear whether it will operate on a railroad ever again.
Officials at the rail yard in Milo, about 250 kilometres east of Lac-Megantic, declined a request by The Canadian Press to see the locomotives.
Jokisch has posted maintenance reports for the units online and potential buyers will be invited to inspect the machines up close in the days preceding the auction. Bidders and spectators will also be able to follow the auction live online.
He believes MMA 5017 could eventually pull trains again, as long as someone wants to invest in it.
"Sometimes it comes down to a dollar amount—whether it's worth it. . . I think just about most any locomotive can be refurbished and put back on the tracks," Jokisch said.
"They gotta make it safe again, that's for sure, if somebody's going to use it."


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Hal Ashmead (b. 1932) . Plains Warrior. 20" x 16" oil on canvas. signed lower right. (est $800-1,200) Condition Report: Black lights clean
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Credential stuffing is a cyber attack in which credentials obtained from a data breach on one service are used to attempt to log in to another unrelated service.
For example, an attacker may take a list of usernames and passwords obtained from a breach of a major department store, and use the same login credentials to try and log in to the site of a national bank. The attacker is hoping that some fraction of those department store customers also have an account at that bank, and that they reused the same usernames and passwords for both services.
Credential stuffing is widespread thanks to massive lists of breached credentials being traded and sold on the black market. The proliferation of these lists, combined with advancements in credential stuffing tools that use bots to get around traditional login protections, have made credential stuffing a popular attack vector.
Statistically speaking, credential stuffing attacks have a very low rate of success. Many estimates have this rate at about 0.1%, meaning that for every thousand accounts an attacker attempts to crack, they will succeed roughly once. The sheer volume of the credential collections being traded by attackers makes credential stuffing worth it, in spite of the low success rate.
These collections contain millions and in some cases billions of login credentials. If an attacker has one million sets of credentials, this could yield around 1,000 successfully cracked accounts. If even a small percentage of the cracked accounts yields profitable data (often in the form of credit card numbers or sensitive data that can be used in phishing attacks), then the attack is worthwhile. On top of that, the attacker can repeat the process using the same sets of credentials on numerous different services.
Advances in bot technology also make credential stuffing a viable attack. Security features built into web application login forms often include deliberate time delays and banning the IP addresses of users who have repeated failed login attempts. Modern credential stuffing software circumvents these protections by using bots to simultaneously attempt several logins that appear to come from a variety of device types and originate from different IP addresses. The malicious bot's goal is to make the attacker's login attempts indistinguishable from typical login traffic, and it's very effective.
Often times the only indication the victimized company has that they are being attacked is the rise in the overall volume of login attempts. Even then, the victimized company will have difficulty stopping these attempts without impacting the ability of legitimate users to log in to the service.
The main reason that credential stuffing attacks are effective is that people reuse passwords. Studies suggest that a majority of users, by some estimates as high as 85%, reuse the same login credentials for multiple services. As long as this practice continues, credential stuffing will remain fruitful.
OWASP categorizes credential stuffing as a subset of brute force attacks. But, strictly speaking, credential stuffing is very different from traditional brute force attacks. Brute force attacks attempt to guess passwords with no context or clues, using characters at random sometimes combined with common password suggestions. Credential stuffing uses exposed data, dramatically reducing the number of possible correct answers.
A good defense against brute force attacks is a strong password consisting of several characters and including uppercase letters, numbers, and special characters. But password strength does not protect against credential stuffing. It doesn't matter how strong a password is – if it's shared across different accounts then credential stuffing can compromise it.
From a user's point of view, defending against credential stuffing is pretty straightforward. Users should always use unique passwords for each different service (an easy way to achieve this is with a password manager). If a user always uses unique passwords, credential stuffing will not work against their accounts. As an added measure of security, users are encouraged to always enable two-factor authentication when it's available.
Stopping credential stuffing is a more complex challenge for companies who run authentication services. Credential stuffing occurs as a result of data breaches at other companies. A company victimized by a credential stuffing attack has not necessarily had their security compromised.
A company can suggest that its users provide unique passwords but cannot effectively enforce this as a rule. Some applications will run a submitted password against a database of known compromised passwords before accepting the password as a measure against credential stuffing, but this isn't foolproof – the user could be reusing a password from a service that is yet to be breached.
Providing added login security features can help mitigate credential stuffing. Enabling features like two-factor authentication and requiring users to fill out captchas when logging in both also help stop malicious bots. While these are both features that inconvenience users, many would agree that minimizing the security threat is worth the inconvenience.
The strongest protection against credential stuffing is a bot management service. Bot management uses rate limiting combined with an IP reputation database to stop malicious bots from making login attempts without impacting legitimate logins. Cloudflare Bot Management, which gathers data from 25 million average requests per second routed through the Cloudflare network, can identify and stop credential-stuffing bots with very high accuracy.For organizations that want the same bot-blocking abilities but do not need an enterprise solution, Super Bot Fight Mode is now available on Cloudflare Pro and Business plans. With Super Bot Fight Mode, smaller organizations can take advantage of increased visibility and control over their bot traffic.


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Restoring a Tooth to Its Proper Shape
What Are Dental Crowns Made From?
Crowns are made from different types of material. Early in dentistry, they were made from metals like stainless steel. Here at Cinco Dental Care, we use porcelain crowns due to porcelain's strength and cosmetic appeal. Porcelain provides a better color match than other materials. It is also better for those who have metal allergies.
How Long Do Dental Crowns Last?
Crowns last between five to fifteen years, depending on your oral health habits and the amount of wear and tear they receive. After we place your dental crown, you'll want to avoid chewing ice and other hard materials, grinding your teeth, biting your fingernails, and opening packages with your teeth. This will help your crown last as long as possible.
How Cinco Dental Care Saves Cracked and Broken Teeth
One of the most common procedures here at Cinco Dental Care is placing a crown. Dr. Treistman will place crowns to help out with many different dental health problems. Some of those include:
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- To cover misshapen or severely discolored teeth.
- To protect a weak tooth from decay or to hold parts of a cracked tooth together.
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OSA (Obstructed Sleep Apnea)
Our sleep impacts every aspect of your health and daily life. Sleeping well helps you look, feel and perform your best. But a sleep problem can be harmful to your health and well-being. One of the most common sleep problems is obstructive sleep apnea. Learn more about the warning signs and how you can get help.
About Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Approximately 25 million adults in the U.S. have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), which can cause them to stop breathing hundreds of times a night for anywhere from a few seconds to more than a minute.
Sleep apnea is a chronic condition that occurs when your muscles relax during sleep, allowing soft tissue to collapse and block the airway. As a result, repeated breathing pauses occur, which often reduce your oxygen levels. These breathing pauses are followed by brief awakenings that disturb your sleep.
Common signs of sleep apnea include snoring and gasping or choking sounds during sleep. Like snoring, sleep apnea is more common in men, but it can occur in women too, especially during and after menopause. Having excess body weight, a narrow airway or misaligned jaw all increase the risk of sleep apnea.
Is Treating OSA Important?
Treating obstructive sleep apnea is incredibly important to your health. When left untreated, sleep apnea often causes excessive daytime sleepiness or fatigue, as well as morning headaches and memory loss. Sleep apnea also is a threat to your safety as it increases your risk of drowsy driving and workplace accidents. Untreated sleep apnea raises your risk for serious health problems. These include:
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Severe, untreated sleep apnea even increases your risk of death.
How is OSA Diagnosed?
A doctor must determine if you have obstructive sleep apnea. A doctor who is a sleep specialist can provide you with a complete sleep evaluation. This may involve either an overnight sleep study at a sleep center or a home sleep apnea test. The sleep doctor will interpret the data from your sleep study to make a diagnosis.
How is OSA Treated?
Your sleep doctor will discuss treatment options with you. These options include continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy, oral appliance therapy and surgery.
CPAP therapy involves wearing a face mask connected by tubing to a constantly running machine.
Oral appliance therapy uses a mouth guard-like device - worn only during sleep - to maintain an open, unobstructed airway.
Surgical options include a variety of procedures. All have varying side effects and rates of success.
Research shows that oral appliance therapy is an effective treatment option for snoring and obstructive sleep apnea. An oral appliance is worn in the mouth only while you sleep and fits like a sports mouth guard or an orthodontic retainer. Oral appliances support your jaw in a forward position to help maintain an open upper airway.Many patients consider a sleep apnea appliance to be more comfortable to wear than a CPAP mask. Oral appliances also are quiet, portable and easy to care for.If you and your doctor decide that oral appliance therapy is the best treatment option for you, then your doctor will write a prescription for you to receive a custom-made sleep apnea appliance. You also will receive a referral to a qualified dentist who can provide oral appliance therapy. More than 100 oral appliances have received FDA clearance. Your dentist will recommend the device that is best for you. Oral appliance therapy is covered by many medical insurance plans.
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Talk to your doctor about treatment options for snoring and sleep apnea. Ask if oral appliance therapy might be the right solution for you. Get help today to improve your sleep and your health!


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T he 1996 campaign has been sobering for Americans who believe that Jefferson's declaration of a "wall of separation" between church and state forms a fundamental point of national agreement. It is hard to recall a presidential contest when religious voices and a religious coalition have intruded in such partisan ways. A poll recently conducted by the Pew Research Center points to a striking change in the attitudes of Americans, especially evangelical Christians, toward mixing religion and politics. Evangelicals were once committed to the view that Christian churches exist primarily to carry out God's work of saving souls; now about 70 percent of evangelicals, both black and white, agree that "churches should express views on social and political matters." This does not necessarily imply an abandonment of belief in church-state separation, but it is a shift that commands our attention.
Consider how far we have come from the moment in Houston during the 1960 primary campaign when John F. Kennedy confronted a group of Protestant ministers, mainly Southern Baptists, who vented their ancient suspicion that Catholics could not as a matter of faith accept the American separation of church and state. One unappreciated irony in the exchange was that throughout American history Catholics and Baptists had been the strongest opponents of efforts by other Christians to mix religious and political agendas. Baptists and Catholics both regarded themselves as the victims of state-sponsored moral legislation. Although Kennedy's answer to the southern Protestant ministers on that occasion probably did not win him their votes, it reflected a position that they shared with him. As a religious person, Kennedy said, I am influenced in my moral attitudes by my religion, and this will affect my behavior as president. But I will in no way seek to use the powers of the state to force my religious and moral convictions upon people who do not share them.
Against that memory, we may set the more recent image of Pat Buchanan, another Catholic who wants to become president, courting support in Southern Baptist churches for a moral and cultural crusade to take back America for right-thinking Christians. Other candidates this year have also paraded their religious convictions like military medals-a strategy that may have reached rock bottom when Phil Gramm's flagging campaign implied that a sound view about Christ's Second Coming was relevant in judging aspirants to the presidency. So much for the spirit of Article 6 of the Constitution, the clause proclaiming that "no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States."
The idea that right-thinking Christians should take back America has been a rallying cry for Ralph Reed's Christian Coalition, now the strongest special-interest group in the Republican Party. Without doubt, the coalition has helped transform many Protestant evangelicals into GOP zealots. But the connection carries considerable risk. Reed has tied his religious troops to the fortunes of Republican candidates in November. If they win, the Christian Coalition will remain in the news-at least until the next election. If they lose, and especially if they lose because of perceived close links to what many voters view as strident moral crusading that quotes the Bible on behalf of slashing welfare and defeating bans on assault weapons, Reed will pass into history. In either case, religion is diminished because Reed's gamble makes the cultural force of religion depend upon the number of votes it can command. And that result is precisely what religious champions of separation of church and state have most feared.
Religion and politics have always mixed in this country's history. The line between legitimate and illegitimate mixture is not always easy to draw, but the Constitution provides some guidance. That document, we have argued in our recent book The Godless Constitution, is intentionally godless, as many of its opponents charged in the state ratifying conventions of 1787 and 1788. Not only did Article 6, in a revolutionary step, abolish any religious test for public office; the preamble to the Constitution also failed to mention God. The United States Constitution was a creation of "we the people." Unlike the earlier Articles of Confederation or the state constitutions, it did not suggest any divine ordinance or divine mission.
The new secular constitutional order alarmed many people, and they predicted the destruction of religion and the state. The ban on religious establishment in the First Amendment increased their gloom. Nonetheless, organized religion prospered in the American republic beyond anyone's wildest dreams. As a result, most Americans began to regard the constitutional placement of religion in the private sector, beyond the control of politicians, as a great blessing. During the nineteenth century, all of the states-which were free to deal with religion as they chose-fell in line with the basic principles of secularity in the federal Constitution. The states did so not because of the Supreme Court, but because Americans generally recognized the benefits to religion of a secular state.
That's the easy part. There remained much to quarrel about. The Constitution did not settle everything regarding law or common practice. There have been many efforts to write God or Christ into the Constitution, most dramatically during the Civil War when it was argued that the bloodshed was God's punishment for being left out of the founding document. While these efforts to add a Christian amendment have consistently failed, the full force of the Constitution's secular base has been modified in various and familiar ways.
Since George Washington, American presidents have sworn their oath of office upon a Bible and added to their oath of office the phrase "so help me God." In their inaugural addresses, they have made perfunctory or extended references to divine protection. Even Jefferson and Madison, the most hard-line watchdogs of church-state separation of all American presidents, did so. Jefferson even authorized the use of government money to fund the educational activities of missionaries among Native-American tribes. Prayer begins sessions of the American Congress and Supreme Court. The U.S. Treasury prints "In God We Trust" on coins and dollar bills. And Congress in 1954 placed the "nation under God" in an amended version of the Pledge of Allegiance, still recited daily by most American school children despite the injunction against state-sponsored school prayer.
Most Americans have learned to view these violations of secularity as consistent with the intentions of the founders, and they have at least this much reason on their side: All of the founders viewed a religious people as essential to the success of their democratic republic. Democracy depended upon a moral citizenry, and most people's morals, in the view of the founders, rested on a theistic religion. Although the drafters of the godless Constitution believed that religion would prosper only if government stayed out of religious matters and did nothing to confuse the work of politicians with the work of religious leaders, they also did not want government ever to seem antagonistic to religion or unsympathetic to the important work that religion accomplished in furthering the nation's success.
Thus Jefferson as a politician and candidate for president in 1800 never talked about his religious views. In a private letter he answered his clerical enemies who falsely accused him of atheism with his famous phrase, "I have sworn upon the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man." Newt Gingrich regularly cites this line to argue that Jefferson wanted more religious discussion in politics, but the great Virginian's intention was exactly the opposite. Even so, when Jefferson assumed the office of the presidency, he took comfort from his view-and he said so-that Americans were a religious people.
So the United States began somewhat paradoxically with a godless Constitution and routine references to religion in much national political oratory. "The religious habits of Americans form not only the basis of their private and public morals but have become so thoroughly interwoven with their whole course of legislation that it would be impossible to change them without affecting the very essence of their government," wrote Francis Grund, an Austrian immigrant who became an American citizen, in 1837. Throughout American history, religion and politics have intersected in diverse ways. Organized churches in the United States have acted in the past as political lobbies, taking stands on everything from the abolition of slavery to nuclear disarmament. In the nation's first half century, religion intruded into the controversy between Masons and Anti-Masons, between temperance advocates and drinkers, between slaveholders and their opponents, between immigrants and Know-Nothings.
Some religious groups in the early republic were not hesitant to demand explicit government respect for Christianity, as, for example, in the divisive debate over whether post offices should remain open on Sunday. So-called Sabbatarians led the charge against Sunday mail from 1810 until 1840 and were successfully beaten back by other religious leaders who insisted correctly that it was not the responsibility of churches to dictate how government ran its affairs. In this era Baptists led the anti-Sabbatarian cause and refined all the arguments they had long held about the necessity of keeping religion and politics distinct.
Recalling Roger Williams, that devout Puritan who was kicked out of the Massachusetts Bay Colony for believing that governments could be as well managed by non-Christians as by Christians, Richard Johnson of Kentucky, the chair of the Senate committee on the Post Office and Post Roads and a strong Baptist, successfully argued that closing the post offices on Sunday was a measure "incompatible with a republican legislature, which is purely for political and not religious purposes. . . . Legislators have no power to define God or point out to the citizen one religious duty." Eventually, of course, post offices were closed, but not before the telegraph had made Sunday mail less necessary and not before secular arguments were added to the religious objection.
We do not cite the past connections between religion and politics, and the disagreements they have caused, to give comfort to Ralph Reed and his Christian Coalition. Rather, we want to specify where they, like other groups in the past, have stepped over a line that should not be crossed. Reed, who holds a doctorate in American history, argues that the only thing new and different in this election season is that conservatives more than liberals are making use of religious politics. In his mind he is only following the example of William Lloyd Garrison, William Jennings Bryan, and Martin Luther King, Jr., who turned the "sins" of American society into deeply divisive political controversies. If Jesse Jackson can preach and campaign in churches, black and white, why can't Ronald Reagan, George Bush, and Bob Dole court the support of fundamentalists?
They can and they do. But it is important to distinguish between the moral witness of religious people who speak out strongly about an issue that offends their moral conscience, and the use of religion as a strategic means to advance the fortunes of a particular party or candidate. Political religion can sometimes be divisive, as it was in the civil rights struggle. What becomes worrisome is when that division follows party lines and no longer seems to have much to do with moral witness. Whatever the truth of the idea that God blesses Americans, God surely does not bless Americans as Republicans or Democrats.
Strictly speaking, there are very few unconstitutional uses of religion in politics (although there are violations of federal election laws). The disestablishment of religion gives ministers private professional status with as much right to run for office as doctors and lawyers, and the constitutional guarantee of free speech renders religious argument as legitimate as nonreligious argument in advancing a political goal. Some political uses of religion, however, plainly undermine the protection the founders sought to construct for both sound politics and religious authority.
Alexis de Tocqueville held as astute a view as anyone of what American religion can contribute to public life and what harm is done when it tries to do something else. There was "no country in the world," he famously maintained, "where the Christian religion retains a greater influence over the souls of men than in America." That influence he saw as a virtue as long as it was indirect. In a critical passage in Democracy in America, he insisted that while religion must encourage virtue, it must never allow the claims of virtue to become infected with partisan politics. "If the Americans, who change the head of the government once in four years, who elect new legislators every two years, and renew the state officers every twelve months . . . had not placed religion beyond their reach, where could it take firm hold in the ebb and flow of human opinions?"
Tocqueville's warning echoed the precise reason that had motivated the founders to separate church and state in the first place. If religion were to become despised by one group of people because it let itself be closely allied to their entrenched political opponents, the moral capital that religion represented in American society would be squandered. Whenever politically ambitious men tried to transfer God's work from churches and church groups to their self-interested political conventions, they injured the reputation of religion.
A lot of religious Americans know this better than our politicians do. In June the American Catholic bishops, who represent what has been since the 1850s America's largest Christian denomination, issued a statement seeking to preserve for themselves a political voice on important moral issues, such as abortion, without involving themselves in moves "to advance or to undermine the electoral fortunes of any individual or party." The Catholic bishops have been in an especially fortunate position to stay above party politics since the economic positions they have taken generally give comfort to liberals, whereas their social positions appeal more readily to conservatives. Whatever their positions, however, the bishops have been content to state principles, and to advance moral and religious reasons for their political positions, but otherwise to avoid party endorsements or to issue statements suggesting that God has a stake in the outcome of American elections. Like Tocqueville, a Catholic himself, they stated that "when religious leaders enter into electoral politics, it is more likely that religion will be debased than that politics will be elevated."
The bishops' position does not seek to silence religion. It does not declare religion irrelevant to political debate. Far from it. Rather, it tries to mobilize moral conscience based on the importance and visibility of religion in American public life. It bears witness to moral positions in a way that does not compromise that witness to short-term political gains. Nor does it declare war on other people's moral positions. To be sure, on the abortion issue many Catholic leaders are prepared, if they can prevail in the legislatures, to coerce people who do not agree with their moral stance. That, however, is not per se illegitimate as long as civil rights are protected and their moral arguments carry no privileged political authority. What is always unacceptable is for religious certainty to trump politics and for government policy to privilege or codify religious belief in ways that preempt a pluralist democratic process. In politics, a religious lobbyist stands on the same footing as a lobbyist for General Motors. What they advocate may be good for the country, but that benefit has to be demonstrated.
The pragmatic issue, from the standpoint of the churches and religious leaders, is the cost of their political involvement to the prestige and moral authority of religion. When religious leaders act in ways that render them indistinguishable from the Doles and the Clintons, they jeopardize the respect that they otherwise enjoy. This is what the Christian Coalition and its leaders are risking.
Installed as head of the Christian Coalition by Pat Robertson, who created it from the ruins of Jerry Falwell's Moral Majority, Ralph Reed found himself in charge of a well-financed organization that had a deserved reputation for extreme statements. People involved with the organization were continually saying that America was a Christian nation and the task of politics was to restore God to the center of American life. Pat Robertson was on record stating that separation of church and state was a lie of the left. Reed knew his American history well enough to recognize that such statements were not only wildly at odds with the Constitution but also an impediment to gaining national power. Stealth victories in local school board elections might be useful for organizing a grassroots movement. But a seat at the table in Washington, which conservatives covet as much as liberals, was a far better thing.
Reed's mission from the beginning was to clean up the coalition's act. And so he has, even if it has meant making some of the other leaders associated with conservative religious causes, especially Jerry Falwell, look inept. Reed has proclaimed his respect for separation of church and state. He has muted claims in the coalition's publications about Christian nationhood and has invited Jews and Catholics into an organization whose base was, and remains, overwhelmingly Protestant and white. He has pulled the coalition away from the language of cultural warfare that sank Pat Buchanan as a national leader and has shown a willingness to put off moral issues that threaten to draw away too many votes from conservative Republican candidates. He has denied that the faith claims of the Christian Coalition override the faith claims of other people.
In steering this corrective course, however, Reed has stuck by the man who butters his bread, Pat Robertson. Robertson's many blundering statements, according to Reed, never mean what they seem to mean. And in the end, Reed's efforts to arrange what he calls a "marriage of a sense of social justice with the practical world of modern politics" transform religious witness into a politics where nothing must get in the way of winning. Reed is not a spiritual leader, but, in his own phrase, a "political junkie." What he doesn't admit but makes abundantly evident in his prose is that, like Robertson, he loves the smell of power. He claims that the Christian Coalition is a nonpartisan organization, but that is patent nonsense. We can think of no religious organization in American history that has so manifestly tied itself to one political party, indeed, to a particular wing within it.
Reed's recent book, Active Faith, is only sporadically about religion. In fact, it is hard sometimes to figure out whether his faith has anything to do with his politics ("My religious beliefs never changed my views on the issues to any great degree") or whether it acts just as a sort of energizing bunny. In a disarmingly candid but unmistakably arrogant way, Active Faith is about one man's quest for influence, his thrill of traveling in police-escorted limousines that screech to stops and burn rubber on their way to rallies where audiences stomp their feet, wave banners, and blow horns when he appears. Reed has won that influence for the moment. The media assiduously court him, and candidates line up to seek his advice and intervention.
B ut there is a price. Reed's influence depends on the outcome of elections and whether his movement appears to offer candidates more support than it costs. Our own guess is that Reed's influence will wane sooner rather than later because for all his cautious bargaining among leaders of the Republican Party he has yet to get his troops under control. Reed may have tailored a moderate image for himself, but his followers too enthusiastically subscribe to Reed's view that people of faith have fled the Democratic Party; these followers often speak of their opponents as evil men and women whose moral positions reek of hellfire.
Christian Coalition conventions have nothing in common with the Social Gospel crusades that Reed wants to emulate. The delegates are too angry. Their televised images and their frankly smutty literature suggest neither piety nor political tolerance. That is among the reasons why many conservative Christians who vote Republican want no part of them. Media attention notwithstanding, the Christian Coalition has not spoken in this year for all of evangelical America.
There is still reason to regret and to worry about the retreat of Southern Baptists from their long-held belief that making or keeping people Christian is not a business best entrusted to politicians. Historically among the strictest Protestants, Baptists ought to recognize that a group of Christians who begin meetings with a cult-like version of the Pledge of Allegiance-"I pledge allegiance to the Christian flag and to the Savior for whose kingdom it stands, one Savior, crucified, risen and coming again, with life and liberty for all who believe"-have not only tainted politics but have pushed religion over the line into idolatry.
Reed says that government cannot make people moral. Nonetheless, a pledge that it can seems to be on every candidate's lips. Under pressure from the Christian Coalition, Republicans have tried to make character the issue of presidential politics in 1996. The result has too often been the worst sort of religious politics, a politics of moral name-calling that implicates many religious people in scurrilous attacks upon Bill Clinton as a moral leper. The New England clergy who demonized Thomas Jefferson during the election campaign of 1800 followed a similar strategy. It proved to be a disastrous failure for the Federalist Party, and it all but destroyed the Congregational Church. History doesn't always repeat itself. But the thought that it might ought to give Reed some sleepless nights.


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An attorney emailed and asked:
"Last week, I met a man who is the head of the [an influential association]. Good contact. I sent him an email saying nice to meet you, he responded likewise and hopes to see me around. Now what?"
Great question. What do you do after you meet someone? How do you develop a relationship that will bear fruit?
Of course there isn't a simple answer. Each situation is as different as the individuals involved. And while every nascent networking relationship has the potential to grow and develop, it's possible that it won't. The chemistry isn't there, the timing isn't right or one of the parties simply isn't amenable to taking the relationship to a higher level.
So you meet a lot of people, try a lot of things, and see what works. Most relationships probably won't pan, out but that's okay. You only need a few good ones.
When you meet a new contact, here's what to do next:
First, never leave anything to the other party. Always take the initiative to move things forward. You invite them, you call them, you ask them. The reason we give people our business cards when we meet them, isn't so they have our contact information, it's to get theirs.
So you've done that. You took the lead and emailed "nice to meet you". That's good. He replied. Even better. The door is open to future contact and there is now a chance that he will remember you.
Second, when we meet new people, during those uncomfortable first few minutes where we exchange small talk, we are searching for "commonalities". When we find them (a school, a mutual friend, a shared interest in golf, for example) we are united in that common interest and we have something we can talk about. When you find something in common with your new contact, however banal, you can use that to continue the conversation at a later time.
So, did you discover any commonalities with your new contact? Did you discuss anything that you can use to continue the conversation? If not, in your next communication, find a reason to ask him a question. Ask if he knows someone you know or what he thinks about an idea that is important to his industry. Share an article you think he may like and ask for his thoughts.
Third, and most important, networking isn't about you getting something from the other person, at least not initially. In the beginning, networking is the search for people with problems you can help solve or objectives you can help meet. I am not necessarily referring to your legal services.
What does the other person want? Where is his pain? What is on his mind? You need to find out so you can help.
You might have information that can help. You might introduce him to someone. Or give him a referral.
You get what you want by first helping other people get what they want. The more you give, the more (eventually) you will get.
So, if you don't know what this individual wants, find out. Ask him–"how can I help you with. . .?" Or ask people who know him or his organization what might be needed. Or do some research.
Once you know what someone wants, look for ways to help him get it. If you can't help them yourself, turn to your existing network of clients and contacts and find someone who can. If your contacts can't help, they may know someone who can.
Your role is to position yourself as the "go to" person when people need something. You connect people with problems with people who have solutions. In doing so, you help both people and you also help yourself.


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By the President of the United States of America
A Proclamation
As Americans, we have a responsibility to ensure future generations benefit from an abundance of natural resources and a healthy planet. To meet this obligation, we must take steps to consume carefully, recycle a wide variety of products and materials, and reuse whenever possible. On America Recycles Day, we celebrate the commitment of individuals across our country to live sustainably, and we rededicate ourselves to thoughtful resource management at home and in the workplace.
For decades, American families have advanced the common good of our Nation by recycling regularly and promoting conservation. During the First and Second World Wars, families participated in scrap drives, gathering cloth, paper, and metals for reuse in manufacturing that helped fuel our military and our economic growth. Since then, we have bolstered recycling programs through individual action, community engagement, and national initiatives, and we have broadened our efforts to include a vast array of pioneering industrial processes that will drive our clean economy and create green jobs. These advances cut waste, preserve our natural bounty, and spur the robust and sustainable economic growth that will carry us through this century and into the next.
To meet the economic and environmental challenges that confront our country today, we must update and expand existing recycling programs and dedicate ourselves to devising new strategies to accommodate emerging technologies. Our Nation generates over two million tons of used electronics annually, and without following proper recycling and management practices, the disposal of our old computers, monitors, and cell phones can release toxic materials into our environment, endanger human health, and prevent the recovery and reuse of valuable resources. For the well-being of our people and our planet, we must consider the full lifecycle impacts of our products and strive to manage our resources in a sustainable way.
To ensure America remains a global leader in developing new, sustainable electronics technologies, my Administration launched the National Strategy for Electronics Stewardship earlier this year. The strategy establishes a framework for responsible electronics design, purchasing, management, and recycling that will accelerate our burgeoning electronics recycling market and create jobs for the future here at home. To lead by example, my Administration is committed to efficient use, reuse, and proper disposal of electronics within the Federal Government, and we are collaborating with certified recycling centers to handle and dispose of used electronics safely and effectively. We are also forging new partnerships with the private sector that will advance electronics recycling across our country. Through collaboration and shared responsibility, we are protecting public health, preserving environmental quality, and laying the foundation for a 21st-century economy.
America Recycles Day offers us an opportunity to reflect on the remarkable strides we have made in the pursuit of sustainability, and to challenge ourselves to do even more. As we rise to meet this challenge, we fulfill a promise to our children that they will inherit a world more beautiful and prosperous than the one we received.
Now, Therefore, I, Barack Obama, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim November 15, 2011, as America Recycles Day. I call upon the people of the United States to observe this day with appropriate programs and activities, and I encourage all Americans to continue their recycling efforts throughout the year.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand this fifteenth day of November, in the year of our Lord two thousand eleven, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and thirty-sixth.
NOTE: This proclamation was published in the Federal Register on November 18.
Barack Obama, Proclamation 8754—America Recycles Day, 2011 Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/node/297526


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GNU/Linux |
CentOS 2.1AS(Slurm) |
dnsdomainname(1) |
− show or set the system's host name
domainname − show or set the system's NIS/YP
domain name
dnsdomainname − show the system's DNS domain
nisdomainname − show or set system's NIS/YP
domain name
ypdomainname − show or set the system's NIS/YP
domain name
hostname [−v] [−a] [−−alias] [−d] [−−domain] [−f] [−−fqdn] [−i] [−−ip-address] [−−long] [−s] [−−short] [−y] [−−yp] [−−nis] [−n] [−−node]
hostname [−v] [−F filename] [−−file filename] [hostname]
domainname [−v] [−F filename] [−−file filename] [name]
nodename [−v] [−F filename] [−−file filename] [name]
hostname [−v] [−h] [−−help] [−V] [−−version]
nisdomainname [−v]
ypdomainname [−v]
Hostname is the program that is used to either set or display the current host, domain or node name of the system. These names are used by many of the networking programs to identify the machine. The domain name is also used by NIS/YP.
When called without any arguments, the program displays the
current names:
hostname will print the name of the system as returned by the gethostname(2) function.
domainname, nisdomainname, ypdomainname will print the name of the system as returned by the getdomainname(2) function. This is also known as the YP/NIS domain name of the system.
dnsdomainname will print the domain part of the FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name). The complete FQDN of the system is returned with hostname −−fqdn.
When called with one argument or with the
−−file option, the commands set the host
name, the NIS/YP domain name or the node name.
Note, that only the super-user can change the names.
It is not possible to set the FQDN or the DNS domain name with the dnsdomainname command (see THE FQDN below).
The host name is usually set once at system startup in /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1 or /etc/init.d/boot (normally by reading the contents of a file which contains the host name, e.g. /etc/hostname).
You can't change the FQDN (as returned by hostname
−−fqdn) or the DNS domain name (as returned
by dnsdomainname) with this command. The FQDN of the
system is the name that the resolver(3) returns for
the host name.
Technically: The FQDN is the name gethostbyname(2) returns for the host name returned by gethostname(2). The DNS domain name is the part after the first dot.
Therefore it depends on the configuration (usually in /etc/host.conf) how you can change it. Usually (if the hosts file is parsed before DNS or NIS) you can change it in /etc/hosts.
−a, −−alias
Display the alias name of the host (if used).
−d, −−domain
Display the name of the DNS domain. Don't use the command domainname to get the DNS domain name because it will show the NIS domain name and not the DNS domain name. Use dnsdomainname instead.
−F, −−file filename
Read the host name from the specified file. Comments (lines starting with a '#') are ignored.
−f, −−fqdn, −−long
Display the FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name). A FQDN consists of a short host name and the DNS domain name. Unless you are using bind or NIS for host lookups you can change the FQDN and the DNS domain name (which is part of the FQDN) in the /etc/hosts file.
−h, −−help
Print a usage message and exit.
−i, −−ip-address
Display the IP address(es) of the host.
−s, −−short
Display the short host name. This is the host name cut at the first dot.
−V, −−version
Print version information on standard output and exit successfully.
−v, −−verbose
Be verbose and tell what's going on.
−y, −−yp, −−nis
Display the NIS domain name. If a parameter is given (or −−file name ) then root can also set a new NIS domain.
Peter Tobias,
Bernd Eckenfels, <firstname.lastname@example.com> (NIS and
Steve Whitehouse, <email@example.com> (DECnet support and
dnsdomainname(1) |