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Discussion on the naming of Western Sydney Airport has continued with renewed calls for the site to reflect Penrith's rich aviation history at last month's Ordinary Council Meeting.
"If you look at William 'Billy' Hart, as far as aviation is concerned, he is the only one that Penrith can connect with," Councillor Ross Fowler said.
"I think it's very appropriate given what Penrith has done in support of the airport."
While other potential names, such as James Badgery, are also being explored, Cr Fowler believes William Hart Airport soars above the other options.
While Mr Badgery was also a pioneer in aviation, a report presented at Council's Ordinary Meeting on November 27 questioned whether his activities could be placed within the vicinity of the proposed airport site.
If Sydney can have Kingsford Smith Airport, then Cr Fowler believes that Western Sydney Airport should be named William Hart Airport.
"I think it will make a bit of a point of difference between Penrith and Sydney.When we look back at Hart, there is history through western Sydney," he said.
"He was actually the person who started the Richmond Air Force base site."
Mr Hart was born in Parramatta and was the first airman to qualify as a pilot in Australia, presented with Australian aviator's first licence.
On November 18, 1911, Hart flew 76km from Penrith via St Marys to Sydney completing the first cross-country flight in New South Wales in a much celebrated 55 minutes.
In January 1912, he opened an aviation school in Penrith at Belmore Park near Thornton Hall, later transferring his operations to Ham Common, which is now the site of RAAF base Richmond.
"If not naming the airport after Hart, then something significant like a terminal or a building," Cr Fowler said.
Emily Newton is the Weekender's police and political reporter. Emily is also the Weekender's Senior Journalist.


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December 2, 2018
Jeff Brohm
Jacob Thieneman
DJ Knox
David Blough
West Lafayette, Indiana
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: It's great to be advancing, as you guys know, to a Bowl game. We're excited to be selected for the Music City Bowl. It's a great opportunity for our football team, for our fans, to showcase what we're all about and travel down south for what we think is a festive, exciting place to be in Nashville, Tennessee around Christmas holidays.
I think it will be a lot of fun for a lot of people and hopefully we can go out there and put on a good performance and try to play extremely well and give ourselves a chance to win. I know we're excited to get back to work here and prepare for our opponent, who will be the Auburn Tigers, and tough SEC team that we're going to have to have a great preparation and play extremely well to give ourselves a chance to win.
But it is a great opportunity to play a great football team in a great setting, and I know playing in an NFL stadium will be great for our guys, as well, and we're looking forward to it.
Before we ask you about the Bowl game, what have the last couple weeks been like for you, and what went into your final decision to ultimately stay at Purdue?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Well, it seems like it's been a month ago. You know what, you deal with the situation when it comes up the best you can. That's what I tried to do. Tried to make the best decision. I'm excited about our future here and ready to move forward.
Was there a moment for you that was especially difficult, or did you ever feel as if you were leaning more towards one direction or the other?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Well, I think any time you talk about your alma mater, a school that you played at, a place that you live, I know a lot of family and friend that are there. That's what makes it difficult.
So without question, there were things to it that made it extremely hard, but you know, I did what I did, I think you guys know for all the right reasons, and I'm excited to move forward.
David, how did you find out Jeff was staying and what was your reaction?
DAVID BLOUGH: Just like all the guys, news broke to us at dinner and we're obviously excited where Purdue has gone the last two years and what Coach Brohm has in store for the future.
For all the guys, it's a big deal for us. We understand the commitment by the athletic department and that's a great credit to our administration. We're happy for the guys because we know with Coach Brohm at the helm where the program can go, and you know, make it a standard for Purdue to be going back to Bowl games and hopefully playing on Championship Saturday that we saw yesterday mand we know those things are possible with Coach Brohm at the helm.
You know, the guys are excited. We were obviously following the stuff just like you guys were, and it was fun for us to see, and know that he's committed to us as we are. That was never in question, but we're glad Coach Brohm is a Boilermaker, we really are.
Now I'll ask you a football question. What's the process preparing for Auburn? I assume it's a little different than a regular-season game.
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: We're excited about it. I think we knew if we got the chance to participate in the Music City Bowl, it was going to be a tough opponent and that's what makes this great is we've got a great challenge ahead. We're definitely going to have to prepare well and play well and give our best, but that's all you can ask for.
When you go to a Bowl game, you want to experience it, have fun with it, enjoy the process. It is reward for your guys playing well throughout the season and finding a way to advance to the post-season, so we're going to make sure we definitely enjoy it. You know, this is a big opportunity for us to showcase and see how good we really are against a quality opponent every single year. You know, we'll have our hands full, but that's what makes the game fun.
Do you buy into the idea that a Bowl win can catapult you into the next season and to the off-season, to spring?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Well, I used to, but we went 0-3 this year (Laughter). I don't think that always is the case.
You know what, every year it's different. Do we want to finish this year on a great note, and with the chance to play against a quality, a top-quality SEC school?
You know, at the beginning of the year, if you could have asked if this would be a great opportunity at the end to play an opponent like this, we would say for sure it is.
This is what you work hard all year for to play this type of opponent. Once it's over, sure, you try to use any momentum you can for the next season but really in the end, you're a new team starting after this Bowl game, and we'll have to prepare that way. I'll have to do a better job of preparing us to start the next season. There's some things that without question we've got to make sure to tweak here and there so that we're prepared for game one and next season, regardless of how the Bowl game goes.
You're going to have to fit 15 practices into about 25 days before the Bowl game. Will you use them all, and do you have a plan of action on how to do that?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: We will not use all of them. We did not use all of them last year. I think it's important that we keep somewhat the same schedule we had last year, which means I wants our guys to have a break.
I want our guys to get away from it a little bit. I want our guys to work on their schoolwork and try to, you know, finish as strong as they can in the classroom. I want us to let our bodies and mind heal a little bit, while at the same time, we're getting some workouts in in the weight room and conditioning.
And then we'll get back out on the practice field starting this Friday, but even then, it won't be an every day thing. We're going to make sure that we are smart with it. They have finals coming up the week after. We're on the road quite a bit recruiting, as well. We want to make sure we finish that off.
We'll utilize the time that we need to get us prepared. We'll utilize the time we need to prepare the young guys for the future which I think we'll do a more thorough job this year than last year, ante the thing up a little bit and increase the intensity of that. That will be fun. But you know, we've got to get to the game as healthy as we can but also prepared and also fresh.
With Brad being the CEO of the Music City Bowl, can you detail your relationship with the Lampley family?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Well, Brad Lampley is a great friend. He's a little bit younger than me, and his father was my high school coach, the athletic director at the school after that. Still is involved there.
Great people. He was a great coach. Probably as far as a lot of the traits that I tried to learn from a coach, my high school coach, Dennis Lampley, was one I took a lot from. Really was a great motivator. A guy that loved his players and his players loved him; they played for him. He did it the right way. Loved his school and loved his kids on the team, and like I said in return, they played for him. Great people. We're excited to see those guys and I think it will be a lot of fun.
I think you met Jarrett Stidham at the Manning Academy before; your takeaway of what you got out of that meeting.
DAVID BLOUGH: Yeah, obviously, Jarrett is a fantastic player and great guy. We got to spend some time together at the PPA down there, and actually I know his fiancée from high school. We used to go to summer camp together. Jarrett and I have stayed in touch and been friends and obviously he's a fantastic player and great quarterback and our defense will be up for the challenge.
But Jarrett, from Stephenville in Texas, kind of grew up hearing about him and knowing who he was, it will be fun to square off against those guys. It's a great test for us, our program and that's all you can ask for, for the three guys up here to end your career and for our team to end the season?
Jacob, can you update your health status on whether or not you plan on playing on the 28th?
JACOB THIENEMAN: I do plan on playing. I'm very optimistic about my ability to play in the Bowl game. There's a lot that's gag to happen between now and then, the next three and a half weeks in the recovery process as I rehab my shoulder and get my weight back up.
But I am optimistic about my ability to play in the Bowl game.
Jeff, do you have any sense on Grant yet, Grant Hermanns?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Actually, we're actually -- excuse me, I said that twice.
We're actually optimistic that he can make it back for the game. We'll see how the next couple weeks progress. We'll try to get him back on the practice field, but I definitely think there's a chance.
What do you need from the rest of the defensive tackle group now without Lorenzo and what sort of preparations do you have to make to go on without him in this game?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Well, we're going to have to evaluate where we're at. There could be, you know, more than one person out for the game that we've got to see exactly where we're at and we're going to be thin there, without question.
Probably going to be playing some guys that haven't played a whole lot this year, so that is concerning and we've got to make sure that we figure out who is going to be able to play and get him quality reps throughout the next month and may have to be creative in what we're doing to continue to attack and make plays. But we've got some concerns there.
Would you put any freshmen out there, being that you have these practices to kind of zero in on them?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Yes, everyone is on the table right now, so there's a chance that quite a few guys that either have barely played or haven't played at all could participate in this game.
Like I said, we'll utilize this month to see if they are ready to go, and if they have been working hard and putting in the time, you would think that guys that aren't happy that they are not playing would step up and get it done, but we've got to see exactly how they practice.
One last question from me. The last couple weeks, as you've had to look at your current job and the context in which you've had to look at it, deciding between the two, did it show you anything about the current situation or change the way you look at it at all or give you maybe a little bit more enthusiasm about it, anything like that, any sort of changes from it from having had to assess it in this context, if that makes sense.
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: I'm looking forward to the future here. We're going to have the same challenges I thought we had before. I don't think that's going to change.
I think our guys have played extremely hard. They want to win. They want to improve. It's important to them. We've found ways to get over the hump just to a certain degree and qualify and move forward. You like to find ways to increase that total every year if you can.
Every year is a new team. But developing our guys, getting our young guys ready to play, recruiting the next crop, creating excitement around the program. You know, trying to get some big wins and be competitive week-in, week-out, that's what we're trying to do.
You know, I don't think there's any shortcut, so I wish I could tell you there is. But I think we've got a great group of coaches that are going to work hard and doing everything we can from working with our guys, putting in the best scheme, system we can to win, recruiting the next crop, selling our team, our program, our university, what we are all about and it's going to be a gradual process.
As much as I'd like to go fast and get to the top of the ladder very soon, you know, we'll see where we're at. I want to be a competitive team that every year improves, but we've got to showcase it on the field and prove ourselves.
When I said one last question from me; I was obviously lying. You don't expect any changes on your staff, by chance, do you?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Well, you know, I think from now until the middle of January, you never know. So every year's different. Last year, we just had Coach Levine decided to step away. It's too early to tell, but nothing's off the table and with coaching changes across the country, that's when things start to shuffle.
It's hard for me to predict that. I know we've got a great group of guys. They like it here. As you know, if a great opportunity arises that fits their future in many ways, financially and what they are trying to do, I'm sure they will look at it and communicate with me. In the end we want them to make the best decision for them, but I like the guys we have.
I think David mentioned this, but where were you when you found out the news that Coach was saying and had how did you sort of receive that?
DJ KNOX: I was actually on my way from home on my way to dinner. One of my friends called me and was like, "Hey, you know Coach Brohm is staying, right?"
I was like, "Yeah, Bro, I had no doubt in my mind." (Laughter) I'm like, "Come on, man." Like the things he's done around here, turning the program around and getting guys excited and getting the fans and the community, everybody involved, back into football.
I just don't see that, in my mind, I didn't see that changing any time soon. I mean, it wasn't a surprise to me. And you know, Coach Brohm loves it around here.
For David, can news like that, that he's staying and sort of believed in the program, something you guys already know, can that motivate you going into these last three weeks of practice for the Bowl game?
DAVID BLOUGH: Yeah, definitely. You know, we see it that way. Obviously as players when your coach believes in you and likes what the future holds, it's empowering, it really is, and I think the guys on our team know that.
We've got some good, young players who have stepped up for us, and people who this staff has brought in, who have really made this team what it is, we definitely would not be without them and we see, you know, obviously we get a couple more weeks together to keep practicing and keep -- you know, you try to go get one more win at the end of the season.
We never had any doubt, whether it was to start the year versus Northwestern, or even after we started 0-3. They believed in us. It challenged us and that's all you can ask for as a player.
I think now, with the chance to end it on a winning note versus a good opponent, with the news that Coach Brohm -- and I think that's something Purdue can build ongoing forward and it should excite the community. It should excite the recruits, everybody involved, in getting Purdue to where it can be.
David, what's it mean for you to be the quarterback in a Bowl game?
DAVID BLOUGH: Yeah, after seeing some of the rough days here, we struggled to get over three wins a few years ago, right. Being able to help the team and just try to do my job as best I can to help us get to six wins, you know, now being able to be a part of that after five years, it is special. I take a lot of pride in it. I'm going to approach it with the respect it deserves and we'll look forward to competing in that game.
But yeah, it means a great deal to me. You're going to get our best shot, that's for sure. You've got senior leaders on the team who are going to make sure we try to end this thing the right way.
So yeah, it means a lot of after some of the things we've been through, obviously, but yeah, it feels good.
You mentioned that maybe another defensive lineman might be out. Who are you referring to?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Well, let's give it a little more time and I'll get back with you on that. I think we'll know more probably by this weekend.
D.J. and Jacob, just going through the whole Bowl preparation last year, what did you learn? What can you apply to this year to make sure that you guys are in the same mindset and you approach it the same way as you did last year?
JACOB THIENEMAN: I think a lot of it is like Coach Brohm said: Take the next week, make sure guys are getting healthy, focusing on school, finishing up the semester while staying in shape, and then once we start practice up again, we start preparing and we start hitting the film hard. Getting reps in on the field just preparing for our opponent.
One thing that we'll carry away from last year, is while Bowl games are really exciting and they are a lot of fun; maintaining that focus on the game itself throughout all the events and activities that go on.
So I think that's something we'll definitely carry from last year.
DJ KNOX: You know, kind of to piggyback off what Jacob said, focusing on schoolwork, getting your body healthy, making sure you evaluate your opponent the right way and make sure that you know you're coming into the game with a good game plan.
The time that we're allowed is necessary, and you know, it helps guys get better and yeah, pretty much help you get the body right.
Jacob, with not having Lorenzo there now, how does that change things up front defensively, and what other guys or what else has to happen to kind of make up for his loss?
JACOB THIENEMAN: Kind of going off what Coach Brohm said, again, we're going to have to evaluate where we're personnel-wise. You know, see what we can fit in with different packages with guys up front. Maybe some young guys stepping up. Seeing who can rotate in once we start practicing up again and seeing how they can fit in that scheme.
Coach will have us dialed up and prepared to tackle Auburn. So that's something we'll address as we start practicing.
Just any recruiting benefits of being in Nashville? You can't talk about them, but you've got two commitments for the '19 class. Does this line up where your recruiting philosophy is now?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Well, it's a very fertile area there, and we have Bryson Hopkins who is an outstanding player from down in that area, and we're going to make sure that -- the surrounding areas, down into Tennessee, we try to do best job we can.
Now, you've got to fight against the SEC schools and that's the slight dilemma you have to overcome, but threes a lot of people that are either overlooked or want an opportunity to play in the Big Ten, as well.
You know, we want to continue to try to hit that area very hard, but it is an area that everyone recruits and everyone knows about, and the Nashville area and the area surrounding is where the top football is, or most of it, in the State of Tennessee. We're down there quite a bit and we're going to continue to be.
DJ, question for you. After your career here and going through years where obviously a Bowl game did not come at the end of the season, what does it mean to you to end your time at Purdue with back-to-back Bowl wins and putting the program back on the map as a winning program?
DJ KNOX: I know for me and most of the guys up here, we have been through a pretty rough few years here at Purdue where we weren't winning, just over a little three games, and you know, ending your season like that was disappointing.
But now that we're at the point to where we're able to have the conversation about who we're about to play in a Bowl game or where we want to go is gratifying. It just speaks to the work that all these guys up here, and even the coaching staff, and, you know, the teammates, how much work everybody's put in, and it feels great in my mind, ending on a high note.
For David and Coach Brohm, when you guys think of Auburn, just what comes to mind?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Well, for me, it's an historical, traditional powerhouse football team in the SEC right there with Alabama. Way back in my days, Iron Bowl was a great match-up and you never knew who was going to win.
Obviously Alabama has taken a step that not many others have, but Auburn is a very talented football team. They are going to recruit the south and get a lot of great athletes, which they have.
You know, they have a lot of talent. They play tough competition every week and this is a tremendous challenge and opportunity for us because I think it's a very, very talented, high-quality team that we're going to have to do a lot of things right to give us a chance to come out of there with a win.
DAVID BLOUGH: Yeah, and for me, I'd agree. Watching the Iron Bowls over the past and things like that, when you think of the SEC, you think Alabama/Auburn. You think some of those schools, and even this year, they have beaten some good teams. They beat the Pac 12 champ in Washington. They beat Texas A&M. They had a close loss to LSU. There's some great football played down there.
Obviously you think as a quarterback, you think, well, what's the defense going to give you and you think of a stout defensive line and you think of defensive linemen in the NFL every year. You think of tight man-to-man coverage.
You know, that's an exciting challenge I think that awaits our offense and our team, and we're looking forward to it. I know the guys are excited, just kind of gauging the pulse when the news was being broke this afternoon.
Last year ahead of the Bowl game, we asked but your relationship with Rich RodrĂguez. So this being said, what is your relationship with Gus Malzahn?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Not really a relationship. We probably know each other, ran into each other a few times, but haven't crossed paths a whole lot.
I've followed his career from an outsider. He's a creative guy that's done very good at a lot of places he's been. He's been a high-quality coordinator before he became a head coach and now he's working at a powerhouse with great competition, pressure on it to perform.
They are going to have great talent and every year it's going to be a fight and scrap of fighting ways to win, but he's been there and done that. He's got a ton of experience. He's coached at the high school level and collegiate level, and I think he's an outstanding coach.
Seems like a good question to ask in college football nowadays, but do you expect all of your healthy and eligible guys to play, and not sit to prepare for what might come next?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: That is a good question. As far as I know, I don't see anybody sitting out of the game, but you know, no one has informed me of anything to this point. I'm optimistic that that will not happen but if it does, we would adjust, but I do not see that happening.
David, I think I saw you Tweet about it yesterday, but can you kind of put into perspective the Jalen Hurts story as you were watching it, as something you would be able to relate to personally?
DAVID BLOUGH: Just seeing the story, the difference a year can make for him in that situation, everybody's story's different.
Getting to meet Jalen and hearing him talk a little bit, and getting to see him benched on the biggest stage and stick with it and fight through a tough situation, and then being ready when his number was called, stepping in for a teammate and being a good teammate and leading his team back to victory; you write scripts in Hollywood, I don't think you could seen have put that one on paper for him. And the same stage, same stadium, against the same team, to lead his team back to a college football playoff, what a story for him.
You know, there's stories like that everywhere, but I'm happy for him and happy, obviously, for him to just be able to pull that out for the guys and fight through it. What a testimony for him.
You talked last year about when you went out recruiting, you noticed a surge after some of the speculation and whatnot. What have you noticed in recruiting the last couple days?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Well, got to be careful what I say, you know, but I think our class this year is strong, and it's remained rock solid to this point. You know, it may have done that anyway, but I feel very good where we're at.
Of course, you've got to recruit the next class, and the one after that. We've identified them. We've just got to make sure that we do our part. Nothing really happens overnight, but I do think that the Purdue brand is out there.
If we can get guys to check us out, watch us play, come see our facilities, visit our campus, come to a game, it's a positive experience and that's been our thing we've noticed the most is the ability to recruit and not get guys to waiver to this point, has been outstanding. We've just got to keep it going.
Elijah, is he going to get a medical redshirt for this year?
HEAD COACH JEFF BROHM: Well, we're looking into a lot of options and I don't want to tell you something when I don't know for sure, but that is a good question, if that helps. (Laughter).
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- Foxton (3.9km)
- Middletown (5.3km)
- Kenrock (5.4km)
- Cherrytown (5.5km)
- Puttstown (5.6km)
- East Saxton (6.2km)
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- Cove (4.1km)
- Rothrock Campground (4.5km)
- Lake Raytown Resort Rothrock Marina (5.3km)
- Camp Reynolds (6.5km)
- Melrose (6.6km)
- YMCA Camp (6.8km)
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- Entriken Bridge Overlook (7.2km)
- Church Camp (7.5km)
stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Shy Beaver Creek (4.9km)
- House Run (5.2km)
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- Kennedy Run (5.8km)
- Shoup Run (6.3km)
- Miller Run (6.6km)
- Raven Run (6.7km)
- Coal Bank Run (6.8km)
- Tatman Run (7.1km)
- Sugar Camp Run (7.1km)
cemetery a burial place or ground.
- Little Valley Cemetery (3.2km)
- Rhoat Family Cemetery (5.1km)
- Granview Cemetery (5.2km)
- Phillips Memorial (6km)
- Russellville Methodist Cemetery (6.1km)
- Russellville Reformed Cemetery (6.5km)
- Colmont Cemetery (7.1km)
- Dudley Methodist Cemetery (7.4km)
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- Tussey Mountain Junior-Senior High School (6.2km)
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- Tatman Run Access Area (7.3km)
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- Little Valley (6.6km)
- Little Valley (7.3km)
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- Weaver Falls Access Area (3.4km)
- State Game Lands Number 67 (7.5km)
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church a building for public Christian worship.
- Russellville Church (5.8km)
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- Saxton Dam (6.2km)
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In marking the 160th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and Denmark with a discussion about future cooperation between the two nations, Wolffhechel, said they have a lot to gain from each other. Denmark has much to offer in the way of high technology, for example, while there are also untapped business opportunities in such sectors as food processing, tourism, clean energy and innovation.
There are more than 100 Danish companies now established in Thailand, he noted, and they employ more than 50,000 people.
Danish companies run many kinds of businesses in Thailand, including service and consultancy, machinery, manufacturing and engineering, transportation, logistics and shipping, healthcare and life sciences, energy and environment, as well as design and creative industries, according to the Danish Embassy in Bangkok. Danish exports to Thailand last year were worth Bt10.7 billion and Danish imports from Thailand topped Bt13.7 billion, resulting in a trade surplus for Thailand.
Apart from trade, the two countries could increase cooperation on sustainable development, climate change, education collaboration and environmental production, said Wolffhechel.
In the past Thailand and Denmark had many development projects in Thailand, with the Thai-Denmark milk project best know. The milk has become a strong brand here.
Thailand has quickly developed its economy and can now stand on its own feet, he said.
Wolffhechel said Denmark supports free trade and wants to reduce trade barriers between Thailand and the European Union, which counts Denmark as a member. "We all would like to see it happening. It is a process, there are some political issues to it about how soon Thailand returns to democracy. [When democracy returns] the EU would be ready to start the process to have a free trade agreement," he said.
He said that there were technicalities involved and it could take a few years to get through the negotiations before a free trade agreement could be reached. He noted that Denmark and EU had developed from free trade and globalisation, and so have a great interest in [achieving] free trade with Thailand.
Among the Asean countries, only Vietnam and Singapore have so far signed a free trade agreement with the EU. The EU suspended talks with Thailand when the military overthrew the civilian government in 2014.
The junta lifted the political ban on Tuesday , paving the way for a general election on February 24.
Asked about his opinion about a trade war between the United States and China, Wolffhechel said Denmark, like Thailand, has a small and open economy and strongly supported free trade.


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Do Animals Have Rights?
Should animals be harmed to benefit mankind? This pressing question has been around for at least the past two centuries. During the early nineteenth century, animal experiments emerged as an important method of science and, in fact, marked the birth of experimental physiology and neuroscience as we currently know it. There were, however, guidelines that existed even back then which restricted the conditions of experimentation. These early rules protected the animals, in the sense that all procedures performed were done so with as little pain as possible and solely to investigate new truths. Adopting the animals? perspectives, they would probably not agree that these types of regulations were much protection, considering the unwanted pain that they felt first followed by what would ultimately be their death. But, this is exactly the ethical issue at hand. For the most part, animal rights are debated in regards to two issues: 1) whether animals have the ability to rationalize or go through a logical thought process and 2) whether or not animals are able to experience pain. However, ?it will not do simply to cite differences between humans and animals in order to provide a rational basis for excluding animals from the scope of our moral deliberations? (Rollin 7). This, Bernard Rollin claims, would be silly. He says that to do this is comparable to a person with a full head of hair excluding all bald men from his moral deliberations simply because they are bald. The true ethical question involved is, ?do these differences serve to justify a moral difference?? (Rollin 7). Also, which differences between humans and non-humans are significant enough to be considered in determining the non-human?s fate?
Over the years, many differences have been proposed. Some theorize that rights depend upon the ability to possess interest, which in turn depend upon the ability to form verbal formulations, for example. If this were so, then it would rule out the possibility of rights for most animals, with maybe the exception of some primates. But, as Rodd states, ?beings incapable of possessing genuine rights might possess moral status in virtue of other qualities, such as the capacity for suffering? (Rodd 4). So, it is easily seen how many views have accumulated over time. The task of determining animal rights has also come into the context of examining these inherent differences on qualitative and quantitative levels. We can say, for instance, that on a qualitative level, a cow is less intelligent than a human. But, we must then determine, on a quantitative level, how much more unintelligent that cow really is when compared to humans. And, once we decide that, we must then decide if that margin of intelligence is enough for us humans to slaughter that cow in order to benefit human kind from its products.
Questions like this and others, which are very similar, have become the snowballing debate over the question of animal rights. Where do we draw the line? How do we determine the value of another being?s life? Well, up to this point, we as a society have been pretty confident in judging the lives of millions of animals worldwide (or so we can conclude by looking at the number of animals sacrificed each year for the purpose of experiment, education, goods, etc.). We must first step back and analyze the ethical dilemma at hand and then proceed to carefully weigh its consequences.
If we examine the question of animal rights cautiously, it is most often viewed as an ethical dilemma as opposed to an economic or cultural issue. This is due to the fact that a life is at stake and we, as humans, must decide if we are justified to take that life, while in the process inflicting suffering, in order to benefit society as a whole. We must almost play God, in a sense, in deciding which animal lives are expendable and which are valuable enough to allow to remain living. This ethical dilemma almost assigns a value to life. The debate over animal rights asks if it is worth killing innocent animals in order to benefit such items as education, material production or human medicine. Looking at this argument, one might say that humans are greedy and disrespectful of God?s creation. But, are we supposed to try experimental medicines and surgical procedures on humans and risk their death? Or is it better to educate students about anatomy and physiology through the sacrifice of animals? Ethically, does the end justify the means? David Lee Miller argues that for us to engage in a strictly ethical conversation on the topic of animal rights, ?we would do well to suspend our individual material interests in the outcome of the discussion? (Miller 3). I agree with Miller here that to speak of the determination of animal rights on an ethical level, which is where it should be, we certainly cannot be concerned with how nice it would be to have a full-length mink coat or a fabulous alligator purse. It must come down to the ethics of killing an animal for the sake of the value of its life and not for the sake of weighing the amount of money you will receive for the sale of one hundred pounds of beef. But, simply by looking at how large this debate has grown, we can see that making this separation is very difficult. Often times, material interests get in the way and lead our ethical thought astray. But can it be alright to allow these interests to take charge? This all depends on your ethical standpoint regarding the assignment of rights to animals. If you believe their rights to be non-existent, then what do you care if millions of them are killed? On the other hand, if you see all life as equal then the ?senseless? killing of animals is comparable to the slaughter of innocent human beings. There are many viewpoints concerning this issue that need to be dealt with in order to fully grasp the mindset of those so deeply involved in the struggle to determine what, if any, rights that animals possess.
Tom Regan, a professor of philosophy at North Carolina State University and one of the leading proponents of this theory, claims that animals have ?rights? ? the right to be treated in a certain way. Regan claims that animals have preferences, goals, and most importantly, mental states that enter into the explanation of their behavior. In his words, animals are ?subjects of a life? just like humans and each subject of life contains ?inherent value?. What Regan means by this is that by performing experiments on animals, you are reducing them to mere tools and violating their basic rights. He justifies his theory by using an example containing the retarded and insane. He says that if these types of persons are allowed moral rights, despite their inability to think rationally, then all mammals should have moral rights. Also, he states that discriminating on the basis of species is really fundamentally just the same moral mistake as discrimination on the basis of race or sex. Discriminating on these terms is morally irrelevant and fails to accord equal consideration, states Regan. Another theory that is against cruelty to animals in such a manner is an approach that is epitomized in the writings of both St. Thomas Aquinas and Immanuel Kant. This viewpoint differs from Regan?s because it suggests that animals are not necessarily direct objects of moral concern. However, there are definitely certain things that are not morally justifiable in treating animals in this manner. With this view, cruelty to animals is forbidden, not because animals are objects of moral attention, but rather because of the psychological fact that people who brutalize animals may tend to behave in the same manner toward other people. Still, this theory denies that animals should be used as experimental tools, although it does so in a way that leaves the possibility of their rights very fuzzy. A final important theory that supports giving animals their rights involves the topic of pain. Do animals feel pain? According to David Lee Miller, if non-human animals act like they are experiencing pain, then they probably are. If non-human animals act like they experience pain, but somehow do not, states Miller, then it would be strange happenstance. Miller claims that even for those who are deemed not to exhibit qualities such as consciousness, they should still be given the benefit of the doubt. This theory is justified because it relates very directly how humans and non-humans share very similar reactions to the same stimuli, in this case, pain.
On the other hand, there are several theories that affirm animals should not be assigned rights. Most of these theories revolve around the notion that animals do not have the ability to reason, which is considered the most important feature of humans and is what sets them apart from non-humans. One of the most persuasive reasons usually offered for excluding animals from being direct objects of moral consideration is the claim that whereas man possesses an immortal soul, animals are not so blessed. This theory has dominated the Catholic Church and the popular mind for centuries. The supporters of this theory believe that since there exists a lack of soul in non-humans, there also exists a lack of reason, which in turn, demotes animals below humans and causes us to see them as inferior. Once we see them as inferior, it is extremely easy to deny their rights. Another viewpoint concerning the denial of animal rights is seen widely in the scientific community. Most scientists believe that since they have already demonstrated that human benefits are derived from animal experimentation, there is no need to provide any ethical argument that justifies harming millions of animals each year. They say that animals provide too much human benefit (food, transportation, entertainment) for us to be concerned with any moral aspects of whether or not to keep harming them. Finally, it is believed that only creatures capable of acting morally are themselves deserving of moral concern. This theory states that moral laws and principles are the product of a sort of social contract, which only rational beings are capable of participating in. The contract is an agreement among only rational individuals to treat others in a certain way, provided that they are themselves treated the same way in return. Since animals cannot enter into agreements such as these, mainly because they lack reason and language, they cannot be considered objects of moral concern.
Looking at both sides of the argument, I see a much stronger case for the use of animals in experimentation, education, and overall human benefit. First of all, I think that there is way too much human reliance on animals to stop their use for human benefit. They provide us with commodities such as meat, safe medicines (indirectly), and a greater understanding of anatomy which allows millions of humans to be saved each year. Some life form has to ?take one for the team?, in a sense, so which one would you choose? Would you die for an animal? Also, some animal advocates say that the mammal is valued and that its properties are unique. This seems like a large contradiction in the sense of a denial of equality if you ask me. If the key issue is the animal?s life, why do they put some life on a pedestal and leave others on the ground? Then where can you draw the line? Do fleas have the same inherent value as apes? To me, all animals are equally inferior since none of them can reason or express a logical thought. I see animals as very primitive as a whole. Also, since superiority depends obviously on differences in composure, some question which difference is most valuable. Some suggest that animals possess many characteristics that are superior to humans, such as smell and hearing. However, it is obviously reason that dominates over everything else since we humans are the only ones that possess it and are obviously the most advanced.
Remaining on the topic of reason, I turn to the theories and views held by one of the great German philosophers of the Enlightenment, Immanuel Kant. Kant argues that only rational beings can count as moral agents and, even more importantly for my purpose in this paper, that the scope of moral concern extends only to rational beings. This notion of reason is central to the philosophy of Kant. A large aspect of the possession of reason in Kant?s view is the ability to arrive at knowledge that cannot be shown to be false by experience and can be known to be true simply by thought. A good example of this a priori knowledge is, ?The sum of the angles of a triangle is 180 degrees?. As everyone who had studied geometry knows, that statement can be proven by reason, and once it has been proved, we can say that we know it must be true. The important part of this concept for this paper is the fact that Kant claims that only human beings can possess this type of knowledge, and only the possession of this knowledge can allow a being to assert judgements that claim universally . This idea of universal claims brings me to Kant?s idea of the ?categorical imperative?. This, he believes, is the correct principle for determining how rational beings ought to treat one another, or themselves for that matter. The ?categorical imperative? states that one should never make an exception for one?s self by acting on reasons that one could not will every other rational being to act on. He states, ?I ought never to act except in such a way that I can also will that my maxim should become universal law? (Kant 70). In Kant?s deontological system, universalizing the exception destroys the rule. He also formulates an idea of duty in which he claims that, ?Duty is the necessity to act out of reverence for the [moral] law? (Kant 68), and, ?human action is morally good if it is done from duty alone? (class outline). These statements reflect on Kant?s idea of seeing moral actions on a basis of ends and means. Kant, believing that the only rational beings are human beings, states that we should value human beings simply for their function as rational beings and respect that function for its own sake, or their end, regardless of their usefulness for us. We should never treat humans solely as a means to some end we happen to have.
Looking at Kant?s arguments, I believe that he would share my overall perspective that animals do not possess rights. Kant believes that only human beings are rational due to the fact that only humans can entertain, understand, and formulate statements that are universal in scope. So, only human beings fall within the scope of moral concern. Animals, he claims, cannot have a sense of a priori knowledge because they are tied to stimulus and response reactions. For example, animals may respond to this particular fire in a way that indicates its awareness that this fire is dangerous here and now, but only humans have the capacity to understand that all fires are potentially dangerous. Also, Kant states that only rational beings are ?ends in themselves?, meaning that only rational beings should be valued for their own sake. Kant actually states, as noted by Rollin, that ?Animals are? merely as means to an end. That end is man? (Rollin 19). Therefore, in Kant?s perspective, if animals are not rational and only rational beings should be seen as ends, animals are simply a means with a certain instrumental value available for human exploitation. However, Kant does assert that we should avoid cruelty to animals. He does not contradict himself, though. He desires to avoid cruelty because he believes that this sort of behavior can lead to cruelty towards men or, on a lower scale, that cruelty to an animal causes human harm since it is damage to his/her property.
While Immanuel Kant would clearly have a distinct view on animal rights, other philosophers, such as John Stuart Mill, might not be as easily inclined to take a stand either way. Mill believes in a philosophy called utilitarianism. Mill?s approach, which is sometimes called Hedonistic Utilitarianism, holds that pleasure and pleasure alone is intrinsically good, while pain and pain alone is intrinsically evil. To determine what the best consequences would be in any given case, they think, we must determine which alternative available to us will bring about the optimum balance of pleasure over pain for everyone affected by the outcome. In other words, they want to induce the most pleasure for the greatest number of people and the least pain for the smallest number of people. Pleasure, in their view, denotes happiness, while pain denotes unhappiness. Utilitarianism takes into account the pleasures and pains of everyone affected by the outcome of what we do. It will not allow us to consider the pleasures and pains of some and ignore the pleasures and pains of others. Mill was a believer in the highest good, which he states, will follow the principle of utility. The principle of utility argues that action that produces happiness is morally correct. His idea of the principle of utility, therefore, is a consequentialist theory, or one that determines our moral direction through our consequences.
My interpretations of Mill?s viewpoints lead me to the conclusion that utilitarians would not take a particular stance on animal rights until they had examined the entire scope of the scene. Looking at this issue from a utilitarian perspective, an animal?s rights are completely dependent upon the issue of pleasure versus pain. First of all, they would have to decide if animals actually felt pain. As stated earlier in the essay, some hypothesize that animals feel pain simply because their physical reactions to stimuli that cause humans pain are very close to the physical reactions of humans under the same stimuli. If it was concluded that animals did in fact feel pain, Mill, or any utilitarian, would have to take every creature?s interest into account. This includes everyone from a man who needs a baboon heart to survive, to a woman who enjoys mink coats, to the animal who feels the pain from both of the previous cases. Since the utilitarians want to reduce as much pain as possible, they would need to decide which would be lesser: the pain felt by the animals during experimentation or the pain felt by humans if there were a lack of animal experimentation. In the end, I believe that the principle of utility would have to guide the utilitarians in their decision whether or not to assign rights to animals. Moral correctness regarding animal rights would have to come as a result of weighing the pleasures and pains of both humans and animals and deciding what is best for mammals as a whole.
Both Kant and Mill express a number of extremely valid points, along with some weak arguments, in their philosophical views as applied to animal rights. Kant?s inspection of reason is very logical as seen in his idea of a priori knowledge. Only humans could be capable of such a task since animals generally do respond to instinct. Evidence of this claim sets humans apart from animals through one of the most important arguments regarding the issue of animal rights: the ability to reason. However, despite the advantage of reason, rational beings should not be the only beings that are ?ends in themselves?. I view all beings as having an end in themselves, including animals. However, I see animal experimentation and sacrifice as a necessary means for human survival. Moving to Mill, his idea of pleasure and pain has possible strong points in that pain is attempted to be reduced and pleasure is attempted to be magnified. This idea seems like a universal good that can be easily accepted. However, this idea is only seen as good to those who receive pleasure. The animals, for example, lose in the case of animal experimentation since they receive the bulk of the pain. Also, the utilitarian idea that you must consider the pleasure and pain of everyone and then come to a conclusion seems too difficult and far-fetched. This concept should be restricted to considering only the pleasure and pain of those directly involved, which is difficult in this case since almost all people and animals are implicated into this dilemma.
Despite the strengths of both Kant?s and Mill?s arguments, I do not believe either one is single-handedly apt to make an omniscient decision regarding the bestowing of animal rights. Kant?s policy portrays animals as the non-rational servants of man. This view could not hold up in today?s animal rights debate because it is too harsh and does not take into account the animal as having a purpose in life for its own sake. Mill?s point of view is too hedonistic, even though it aims to reduce pain at the same time. Religious authorities might even claim the utilitarian perspective to be atheist since its structure is so highly aimed at pleasure.
Finally, I ask this question to one who is totally against the slaughter of animals for any reason. If big, disgusting rats infested your house, would you round up each one and free them in the woods, or would you set dozens of rattraps around the house or maybe call an exterminator? My point is that if it doesn?t threaten you directly, you may not realize the full extent of the ordeal. Considering the seriousness of the ethical dilemma of bestowing animal rights or not, and weighing all of the opposing views, I come to the conclusion that siding with those who promote the use of animals for human benefit seems more logical and practical, despite the fact that life is lost.
Kant, Immanuel. Groundwork of the Metaphysic of Morals. Harper & Row Publishers. New York, New York. 1964.
-Used Kant?s text in order to lay down his principles and beliefs. Mainly used simply for background into his theories.
Mill, John Stuart. Utilitarianism. Prentice Hall. Upper Saddle River, New Jersey. 1957
-Used this to give background of Utilitarianism, including theories and principles.
Miller, David Lee. The Debate About Animal Properties.
http://www.sunyit.edu/~miller1/PROP.HTM. 29 October 2000.
-Helped with theory on pain and gave many good pro-rights evaluations.
Orlans, F. Barbara. In the Name of Science: Issues in Responsible Animal Experimentation. Oxford University Press. New York, New York. 1993.
-Provided the initial history information. Also, gave a few ideas about both pros and cons of rights
Regan, Tom. The Case for Animal Rights. University of California Press. Berkeley, Los Angeles. 1983.
-Since Regan is very pro-rights, his book helped with that part of the paper.
Rodd, Rosemary. Biology, Ethics, and Animals. Oxford University Press. New York, New York. 1990.
-Helped with the ethical aspect of the paper (part b). Also contains values of animals and humans.
Rollin, Bernard E. Animal Rights and Human Morality. Prometheus Books. Buffalo, New York. 1981.
-Contained aspect of the soul and relates theories of Kant (very helpful!)
Smart, J.J.C.; Williams, Bernard. Utilitarianism: for and against. Cambridge University Press. Cambridge. 1973.
-Used to develop strength and weaknesses of mill?s ideas
Smith, Norman K. Immanuel Kant?s Critique of Pure Reason. The Humanities Press. New York, New York. 1933.
-This text was used sparingly to develop Kant?s understanding of reason.
Sorabji, Richard. Animal Minds and Human Morals: The Origins of the Western Debate. Cornell University Press. Ithaca, New York. 1993.
-Goes through and evaluates aspects of humans and compares them to animals.
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A error handling plugin for Fastify that enables additional properties in errors.
Just run:
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NODE_ENV environment variable is
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Once installed the plugin will also manage unhandled server errors.
In particular, if error hiding is enabled, all unhandled errors will return the following response:
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and the error will be logged using
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If not hidden, instead, the error will be returned in a standard response that also add the
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To clarify, take this server as a example:
const server = require('fastify')()
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server.get('/invalid', {
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