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Much has been made of the sectarian differences driving Iraq apart. But beyond that, because of key cultural and historical differences, Iraq's descent into chaos and the failure of democracy to take hold should come as no surprise.
In an ancient land where bribery is endemic and the rule of law has no history, it was a naïve notion to believe democracy would take root and sprout in the desert.
The border guards at the point of entry knew the routine. The smugglers knew how to use it to their advantage.
U.S. Marine trainers would arrive daily, supervise the Iraqi customs inspectors as they opened car trunks and waved trucks over to inspection stations. Then the Marines would leave for the day, heading to the combat outpost that overlooked the Iraqi border town of Husaybah.
As soon as the Marines left, border guards contacted their smuggler friends from the Syrian side. Trucks, mostly loaded with cigarettes, sometimes with weapons or other dangerous forms of contraband, would be waved through for little more than a bribe.
How does one teach democracy to a people? How does one convince a people that bribery and corruption are wrong, and that advancement should be based on ability?
These things cannot be taught overnight and are not easily infused into a culture's idea of the world. Certainly, those notions did not last when the United States withdrew from Iraq, much as when the Marines left the border crossing in Husaybah for the night. The ostensibly established institutions began to fall apart immediately.
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, with his Shi'i-dominated government, has built distrust and discord. He filled top positions in the army and police force with political appointments, not with people who had merit or training for those jobs. He locked up or otherwise eliminated political rivals, especially Sunnis and Kurds. He did not permit the pluralistic democracy the U.S. supposedly established in Iraq to remain.
The staff sergeant on the training team grew ever-more frustrated as he realized his admonishments came to nothing. He stopped by our hut to tell us it didn't matter how much he tried to convince the border guards they shouldn't collect or demand bribes, or that the uninspected trucks waved through the border might carry implements that later could hurt them with a bomb or other kind of attack.
The guards did not see anything wrong with accepting bribes. Drivers entered the checkpoint with money already tucked in their passports, knowing what was expected. No matter what that the staff sergeant did, he could not persuade the guards to reject bribes — his only impact was to draw begrudging compliance while he supervised during the day.
As I left Iraq in February 2009 at the end of my second deployment, I knew it was just a matter of time before the peaceful facade — created by a United States military playing referee — would fall apart.
It's nearly impossible to explain how vastly different things are in Iraq. The way business is conducted, how people sit down to eat, how women and children are treated — it is all so foreign to us in the United States. It was pure folly to assume that all the institutions built by the U.S., along with the billions of dollars spent, was going to result in an island of democracy. Throw in the region's dangerous cocktail of oil, religious extremism and volatility, and it's no wonder Iraq is on its way to becoming another failed state.
Iraq had never held elections in the past. The idea that foreign invaders would suddenly be greeted as liberators who could install a democratically elected government after the horrors of Saddam was as misguided as the search for WMDs.
The notion of Iraqi democracy is futile. That's not just due to inadequate infrastructure and education, or lack of money. The aim is foolish because the concepts of pluralism, majority rule with minority rights, and rule of law do not exist there; they are not part of the culture.
During my second deployment, Marines from my team visited local police headquarters in Husaybah along with the Marines assigned to train the Iraqi police. At one point, I walked by jail cells and saw civilians delivering food and water to the prisoners.
The prisoners quarreled over the food. Some begged for it; others said they couldn't have any.
A Marine officer explained how the local chief pocketed the money Americans gave him to feed the prisoners. If prisoners received any food at all, it was because relatives delivered it to them.
The officer said he believed most people in jail were not there for committing a crime, but because an Iraqi officer had a grudge against the inmate's family. Some of those jailed were there because they could not or would not pay a bribe.
Later in my deployment, an Iraqi police official in town was arrested on suspicion of aiding terrorists. He spent several weeks in a prison in Buka but was released without a trial. Why? His uncle, an officer with clout in the Iraqi army, called in a favor to have his nephew released.
The army and police forces the U.S. left behind were poorly led. Most units were led by political appointments from Baghdad rather than those who merited the positions. Police viewed the people they were supposed to protect as income sources. The already porous border with Syria was populated by "businessmen" with plenty of smuggling experience under Iraq's embargo in the 1990s. Guards sought quick bucks from bribes rather than preventing further arms and insurgents from crossing.
Husaybah, Rutbah, Fallujah, Waleed, Haditha — and all the other Iraqi places I spent time in — have been overrun by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. Although I know the Marines I served with did their jobs with the utmost professionalism, the current state of affairs does not surprise me. The failure in Iraq is not because the American military failed, but because of unrealistic expectations. U.S. partners such as Maliki sabotaged Iraq's fledgling democracy.
The United States' adventure in Iraq has been a costly failure in both lives and money. Before further intervention is considered or the U.S. invades another country, there should be serious debate about consequences. Leaders should address whether goals are achievable and whether proposed U.S. partners are trustworthy.
Democracy cannot be imposed; it must come from the people. All the money and institutions in the world cannot suddenly create a society with rule of law in places like Iraq. Other parts of the world think and behave differently than we do.
Even though democracy may be the most ideal form of government, it does not happen overnight or without a citizenry that supports the idea.
Guest writer Don Iler has covered county government and politics for the News-Register since April. He was raised in Bend and served in the Marine Corps for five years as an Arabic linguist. He then attended Oregon State University, where he studied history and served as editor-in-chief of the student newspaper. Outside of work, Iler enjoys hiking, writing his novel, cooking, baseball and winning at pub trivia.
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In September 2007 in Rutbah, Iraq, two women walk past a gas station. Cpl. Don Iler was deployed twice to Iraq between 2007 and 2009, and served in Al Anbar province.
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The place you see the other characterization of idempotence all the time is in C++ header files. Include a needed header zero times and you'll get "not defined" errors. Accidentally include it twice and you'll get "redefinition" errors. It's a major pain to make sure that every header file is included exactly once. Therefore, most headers use some trick to make them idempotent under the inclusion operation:
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or in more modern systems, the #pragma once directive makes headers idempotent under inclusion.
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Stuart Langridge wrote: Just to be annoyingly picky, "subtraction" is a function that takes two values, so I'm not sure what it means to say that no value is idempotent under subtraction. Unless the function is x -= 1, I suppose
I am one of those programmers with a mathematical background Eric is talking about, so I can be really picky, if I want to: the function "x -= 1" is idempotent for the value -inf, and probably for some NaNs, too.
I indended to say "subtracting a non-zero value" — I've fixed the text.
I'm no a C programmer, but it looks like GetTypeLibCreator is not an idempotent function, because its input and output types are not the same, i.e. you cannot do GetTypeLibCreator(GetTypeLibCreator(x))
More importantly, wouldn't it be considered non-idempotent because of the AddRef call which changes the reference count on the returned object. Calling this function twice would not result in the same system state as calling it once…
If a function is idempotent, does that mean it's really a dysfunction?
Oops, missed a couple letters there…
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New London — Army Gen. Martin E. Dempsey said the military's ban on women in combat had become embarrassing, and the decision to lift it may one day affect the draft.
"What we've really done is spun the paradigm on its head," Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said in his first visit to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy Thursday.
The question isn't "should a woman serve" in a job specialty, Dempsey said, it's "why shouldn't a woman serve?"
"Will this expand into the selective service? It might," he said. "But that's a decision of Congress. I can certainly make the intellectual argument, but we'll see what they want to do with that."
Dempsey addressed the cadets, faculty and staff at the academy Thursday before going to Electric Boat in Groton to see a Virginia-class submarine under construction. A cadet at the academy asked Dempsey if he thought Congress would change the selective service system, which currently requires only men to register for the draft.
Dempsey and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta last week rescinded the rule that bans women from serving in combat. The 1994 rule closed 66 job specialties to women across the services.
"There's a lot of men who can't meet the standard to be infantrymen, and a hell of a lot of men who can't make the standard to be Rangers or SEALs," Dempsey said at the academy. "... But I want to know that we've got a gender-neutral standard and that the playing field is level."
Dempsey told the cadets that the rule — an "emotional anachronism" — ignored reality. To build a force for 2020, he said he wants to have as much talent as he can possibly have.
Only one in four young men can get into the military, Dempsey said. The other three are disqualified for having medical issues, a criminal record or lack education, among other issues.
Lucy Daghir, 18, a freshman cadet from Maryland, said afterward that she thought it was great that women would have more leadership opportunities now that they are no longer banned from the front lines. But when it comes to the draft, Daghir said she thinks there would be "a pretty big uproar" if the system was changed.
"Until we actually need women to go into the draft," she said, "I feel like it would probably be best to not start that."
Dempsey also talked to the cadets about the unpredictable, complex, dangerous world they will encounter when they join the fleet. He said they will have to be deeply committed to being a professional, build relationships on trust, be more aware of themselves as leaders earlier, and continue to learn.
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More than 10 witnessed what they believe to be an unidentified flying object on New Year's Eve night. This video was sent to us. The detail is fuzzy, but the exclamations in the voices of people around sound, well, judge for yourself.
Neighbors were out celebrating the holiday, "Then all of a sudden someone says what is that!" said Mark Stone of McMinnville. "We all looked up and there was a large triangle of lights. We ran towards the craft which was hovering silently about 100 ft above a house. Probably twice the size of the house.As we approached the craft it slowly headed south and disappeared.
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On Monday April 1, the St James Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) marked its new smoke-free housing policy with an open house reception at Park Apartments.
This event represented a culmination of efforts involving the HRA and the Cottonwood-Jackson-Faribault-Martin-Watonwan Statewide Health Improvement Program (SHIP) to promote a healthier environment for their residents. Monday, April 1 was the day the new policy went into effect.
Approximately 50 residents and community members were on present and were entertained with piano music and were served cake and coffee. A certificate of recognition was presented to Linda Blackstad, HRA Executive Director, Melissa Wilson, HRS Assistant Director, and Ray Hanefelt, HRA Board Chairman. Hahnfeldt stated "Our goal is to promote a safe, healthy living community for our residents."
The smoke-free policy covers all units, all common areas, and 25 feet around the perimeter of the building with the exception of the patio. The policy also includes e-cigarettes in their definition of tobacco products that are prohibited. "The health and well being of residents is our top priority. A smoke-free building is safer and contributes to a better living environment and we can eliminate exposure to secondhand smoke," Blackstad said.
Kay Lang, a resident of Park Apartments stated "I am happy that my grandchildren and visitors won't have to breathe in secondhand smoke, and I know other residents feel the same way." We want Park Apartments to be a home all us can enjoy," said Lang. "We were all surveyed about our smoking behaviors and if we supported a smoke-free policy. The survey showed that a majority wanted smoke-free living here."
Blackstad is excited to see the policy go into effect. New signs have been placed on apartment property including at the parking lot entrance, on the front door, and signs will be placed around the building to indicate that smoking is only allowed 25' from the building and on the patio.
"The Statewide Health Improvement Program (SHIP) from Cottonwood-Jackson-Faribault-Martin- Watonwan (CJFMW) Counties has been a tremendous support in our effort to adopt this policy. Not only did they help in the development of the policy, but they provided funding for events and signage." Blackstad commented. "Bonnie Frederickson, SHIP Community Specialist was here to educate our Board and tenants along the way and was here to help us celebrate today. SHIP also provided multiple options for smoking cessation help. This partnership with SHIP can help other apartment buildings go smoke-free and I would highly recommend this to other HRA's and apartment building managers and owners."
"The smoke-free policy at Park Apartments will enhance their mission to offer a healthy environment. They are doing a wonderful thing for their residents and community by promoting better public health and a completely smoke-free living environment " said Frederickson, Community Specialist for the CJFMW SHIP. "In Minnesota and across the nation, owners and managers of multi-unit housing are adopting and implementing voluntary smoke-free policies for their apartments to protect tenants from exposure from secondhand smoke. This is the only way that tenants are fully protected," Frederickson said. SHIP has also worked with Live Smoke Free—a non-profit program that promotes smoke-free apartments living throughout Minnesota.


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Tablets are hotter than hotcakes these days, and we're not just talking about the Kindle Fire. Sales are booming: The iPad rules the boardroom, the living room and the coffee shop, and it seems like every day a new pundit trots out the old "we're living in a post-PC world" line, but is it true? Will tablets eventually replace laptops? Heck, can they do it today?
Tablets have a lot going for them, but laptops still come up aces in some crucial areas.
The times are a-changin', but they ain't changed yet. You could make the switch now, if your entire PC experience consists of browsing the web, watching Netflix and banging out the occasional email; but, converts could become irritated when tablet-specific internet browsers trip on non-mobile-optimized websites. And if you enjoy playing 3D games or, you know, actually getting work done, you should stick with the power and productivity of a conventional PC.
The times may be changing soon, though. Just like drunk Uncle Jim, the line between tablets and conventional computers is beginning to get wobbly and confusing.
Some tablets already come with physical keyboard docks and advanced quad-core processors, bridging the gap between power and portability. In fact, the aforementioned Asus Transformer Prime rocks both. Worried about mobile compatibility issues? The next-gen Windows 8 operating system is being designed to run on PCs and tablets alike.
Tech that can't be crammed into tablets is being crammed into the cloud and delivered to tablets, instead. (That's where the cellular connectivity comes in handy.) Cloud storage services like Dropbox compensate for itty-bitty tablet hard drives, while OnLive offers desktop-quality gaming and media and productivity capabilities on tablets by pushing the computing power needed into the cloud.
Of course, doing everyday tasks on tablets means that mobile security is no longer optional. Malware authors love Android devices, and they're even using Dropbox to spread their dirty digital bombs. A strong mobile security app protects your tablet from nasties, baddies and phishermen.
So will tablets replace laptops? Yeah, eventually. But for most people, it won't happen today.
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After being released from witness protection for attention-seeking behavior, decided the best place to get lost was New York City. Has spent the last decade seducing consumers as a copywriter for various ad agencies. (Their work environments are more conducive to said behavior. Plus, they rarely check references.) Through ITP, he hopes to wrap his mind around more complex ideas than "double points when you order online."


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Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis: Sean Penn
Episode 8: Zach sits down with Ben Stiller, star of the 'Meet the Fockers' series as well as the new movie, Greenberg.
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Male Voice: Camera up.
(show music plays)
Zach Galifianakis: Hello, my
name is Zach Galifianakis, and
Zach Galifianakis: this is another edition of
Between Two Ferns.
Zach Galifianakis: My guest today is Ben Stickler,
Stiffler, uh, Stiller.
Zach Galifianakis: Ben Stiller?
Ben Stiller: Yeah, Stiller.
Zach Galifianakis: It'd be cool if you like changed
your last name to Theredonethat.
Ben Stiller: Yeah. Yeah right.
Zach Galifianakis: You get it?
Ben Stiller: I do get it. Yeah. It'd be, if I
was from the South.
Ben Stiller: You're from the south, right?
Zach Galifianakis: No.
Ben Stiller: Then it would be better, because
it'd be like been there, been.
Zach Galifianakis: Are you making fun of the South?
Ben Stiller: Not at all.
Zach Galifianakis: Because people down there, they
wouldn't like that.
Ben Stiller: No, no, no.
Zach Galifianakis: And they're stupid enough to go
to your fucking movies.
Zach Galifianakis: (sighs) Bad Start.
Zach Galifianakis: What are the things that get on
your nerves, like
Zach Galifianakis: when people ask you to do
things at interviews?
Zach Galifianakis: Because I thought it'd be cool,
because you've probably never
Zach Galifianakis: been asked this before, is to do
the Blue Steel look from Jewlander.
Ben Stiller: From what?
Ben Stiller: From Jewlander. The Blue Steel
look. Do you do that a lot?
Ben Stiller: Oh, do you mean Jew Steel?
Zach Galifianakis: Is it Jew Steel? Oh, they told me Blue Steel.
Zach Galifianakis: I haven't seen the movie. Jew Steel.
Do the Jew Steel look from Bluelander.
Zach Galifianakis: You ever been on the
internet before?
Zach Galifianakis: Not like, uh, looked online, but have you been on it,
like acted on stuff?
Ben Stiller: No. It just feels to me, a lot of
the time that there's
Ben Stiller: people who are doing so much,
putting so much effort into
Ben Stiller: producing a series or a show or
something that hardly anybody is going to see.
Ben Stiller: You know?
You know what I mean?
Zach Galifianakis: What are you plugging? I don't
even know what you're
Zach Galifianakis: here talking about. You're hear
talking about Jewla...
Ben Stiller: No, no, no. I'm here talking
about Greenberg.
Zach Galifianakis: Two, two years ago.
Ben Stiller: Five years ago. Greenberg is
coming out now.
Zach Galifianakis: Well, what's Greenberg?
Ben Stiller: Greenberg...
Zach Galifianakis: So, here is a clip
from Greenberg.
Ben Stiller: Great. Okay, good.
Woman on Clip: Hey Greenberg, what are you
doing these days?
Ben Stiller: You know, I've been in New York,
but right now,
Ben Stiller: I'm really trying to do
nothing for a while.
Woman on Clip: That's brave at our age.
Ben Stiller: Where's the uh...
Zach Galifianakis: Keep your fucking mouth shut.
Ben Stiller: I don't understand what happened to me.
Man on Clip: It's huge, to finally embrace the
life you never planned on.
Zach Galifianakis: That looks good.
That looks really good.
Ben Stiller: Maybe you could get a video clip
to show too,
Ben Stiller: just because it might make
more sense.
Zach Galifianakis: I thought about that.
Ben Stiller: Mmm-hmmm, and then what?
Zach Galifianakis: It's too much trouble.
Was that somebody opening a door?
Zach Galifianakis: What was that sound?
Ben Stiller: It sounded like a car door.
Zach Galifianakis: There's a car in the movie?
Ben Stiller: There is a car in the movie.
Zach Galifianakis: Cool.
Ben Stiller: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Zach Galifianakis: What kind of car is it?
Ben Stiller: I, you know, whatever.
Zach Galifianakis: Oh cool. What movie in your
career, if
Zach Galifianakis: you don't mind me asking, and
then I'll do mine, have you been
Zach Galifianakis: in that you're not that crazy
about, that you've done?
Ben Stiller: Um, it's a movie called
Highway to Hell.
Zach Galifianakis: Mine's Night at the Museum 2.
Ben Stiller: Mmm-hmmm. I thought you
were referring to
Ben Stiller: movies that we were actually in.
Zach Galifianakis: No, the movies that you've
been in.
Ben Stiller: Oh. Okay. It's too bad, because
Night at the Museum 3,
Ben Stiller: they're casting that one now, and
there's this
Ben Stiller: role, this little lighthouse
attendant, he's about four foot
one, grumpy.
Zach Galifianakis: Can I be in it?
Ben Stiller: You can definitely read for it.
Zach Galifianakis: Do you want my email address?
Ben Stiller: Um, I'll have them get in
touch with you.
Zach Galifianakis: Don't be off-put by this email
address. This was from before I
knew you.
Ben Stiller: Okay.
Zach Galifianakis: Just email me here and when
does it shoot?
Ben Stiller: Your email, this is your
email address?
Zach Galifianakis: Yeah, this is, I didn't
even uh...
Ben Stiller: Your email address is
Zach Galifianakis: email@example.com?
Zach Galifianakis: Yep.
Zach Galifianakis: firstname.lastname@example.com was
already taken, so I had to add 69 at the end.
Ben Stiller: Okay, good.
Zach Galifianakis: So you're a healthy eater. I'm a
big, I like to eat healthy these days.
Ben Stiller: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah.
Zach Galifianakis: For breakfast I had, guess what I
had for breakfast?
Ben Stiller: Um...egg yellows. No?
Zach Galifianakis: I had two waffles and a pancake.
Ben Stiller: Two waffles and a pancake.
Zach Galifianakis: Do you wish that you had ever
followed your parents into comedy?
Zach Galifianakis: Taken that route?
Comedy route?
Ben Stiller: Okay, I'm done.
Zach Galifianakis: Going to the bathroom?
Ben Stiller: No, no, no. I'm leaving.
Ben Stiller: Thank you.
Zach Galifianakis: You're welcome.
Zach Galifianakis: What? Are you going to go tint
your limousine windows with
Zach Galifianakis: diamond encrusted tint.
(You can here Ben fake laughing in the background)
(crashing sound from the background set being repeatedly struck)
Zach Galifianakis: Okay, okay.
(crashing sound from the background being struck)
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The number of shopping days left until Christmas are starting to dwindle so expect a bombardment of Hotel Chocolat reviews over the next week or so. This time last year, Hotel Chocolat debuted a new format of product in the form of their Hotel Chocolat Chocolate Log. That pistachio based gianduja chocolate registered and impressive 8.6 out of 10 on the ChocolateMission rating system, and earned itself the glowing praise: 'the 72% recipe was once again outstanding with it's finely balanced cocoa rich taste wonderfully complimented by the superb hazelnut paste and chopped nut ingredients ... I would certainly recommend you take a look at grabbing one of these this Christmas'. This year, the format of the product is back - though Hotel Chocolat have seen fit to release three different varieties. Today I tried the Dark & Fruity offering.
This Hotel Chocolate Yule Log Dark & Fruity came described as 'gianduja praline with orange, cranberry and morello cherry pieces', and came in a plentiful 190.0g log shape. Compared to last years, the packaging and presentation had it's positive and negatives. On the bad side, the log no longer came in a smart looking box, and was rather just contained within a plastic sheath and clear cellophane packet. On the more positive side of things, the log looked altogether more tempting, with the fruit pieces clearly evident spread throughout.
Unsealing the plastic packet, I was immediately greeted by a waft of nutty, fruity chocolate scents. These smells turned out to be highly indicative of the taste of the taste to follow, which was equally bursting at the seams full of different flavours. The method for eating one of these logs was simple - grab a dark coffee, a knife, a napkin (messy stuff to eat I tell you!) and slice away. Although the fruit content was pretty well dispersed, the fruitier looking sections were the first to be cut in to when it came to sharing amongst my family. When it came to getting their feedback on the taste, I was met with whole hearted approval all round, and unsuprisingly I totally agreed with them! For my taste the chocolate could have been a touch stronger, but it was still packed full of delicious cocoa and hazelnut flavours that grew with intensity as the soft gianduja mouth feel was created once heated in the mouth. The fruit constituents were similarly well implemented, with the candied orange pieces and morello cherries really standing out in the bites were present with their juicey sweet fruity flavours. The delivery of the sweet fruit and savoury nut experience was absolutely top notch, and made for a rich tasting chocolate that left a serious impression in the mouth for a long time after.
Overall when a product is met with such wide spread recognition for being totally delicious I can do little but award it a score that is as worthy as 8.6 out of 10. The size of this Yule Log Dark & Fruity was pretty big (190.0g) yet it only managed to survive a day in a household of four as we all couldn't resist slicing off a piece everytime we passed it on kitchen sideboard. Fundamentally it just tasted great - the gianduja was both luxuriously nutty and sinfully chocolatey, whilst all the added fruits brought an extra flavour dimension with their fresh tasting, sweet appeal. Compared to the Christmas Log last year I would have liked to have retained the pistachio nuts as well, but those looking for a nuttier alternative could always check out the Yule Log Nutty. Just like I did last year, I have no problems whatsoever recommending this to anyone that fancies it. I can promise you if you like your praline/gianduja chocolates that you wont regret it.
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Gisboth wrote:
More on the economics of nuclear power in the real world:
NYTimes article on the Dominion closing:
Dominion today said it plans to close and decommission its Kewaunee Power Station in Carlton, Wis., after the company was unable to find a buyer for the 556-megawatt nuclear facility.
Thomas F. Farrell II, Dominion chairman, president and CEO [said], "This decision was based purely on economics."
Thomas F. Farrell II, Dominion chairman, president and CEO [said], "This decision was based purely on economics."
NYTimes article on the Dominion closing:
In some regions, the average selling price of a megawatt-hour today is less than $50 at times. But a survey of the industry by the Electric Utility Cost Group, an industry consortium, found that one quarter of nuclear plants with the highest costs were spending an average of $51.42 to produce a megawatt-hour from 2008 through 2010. And costs have gone up since then.
Yep, old pieces of crap from the 60s are expensive to maintain. Further, this is a single unit plant, that is even more expensicve in terms of manpower to operate.
Just as an examle: This power plant has the same amount of staffing, but produces five times as much electricity.
IMHO there is a great many other nuclear power plants in the US that will experience the same amount of pressure.
As the article says part of it is regional and part of it is bad timing. The plant is operating as a merchant plant in an area where there is a glut of power and the power purchase agreement with the utility is ending at the end of next year. All of the old, small, single unit plants will be subject to this pressure if they are not run by a regulated utility or don't have a long term power purchase agreement in place. The slow economy, cheap gas and overbuilding of subsidized wind are causing pricing pressures in the midwest.


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Automatic federal budget cuts that kicked in March 1 have had little initial impact in many parts of the government. For a few programs, however, the effect has been real and painful, as the government begins cutting $85 billion from its spending through the end of September.
Many of the earliest signs of the cuts are being seen on the local level, in state programs like education that rely in part on federal dollars.
By law, furloughs for most federal employees could not begin before April, so it's still early in the process. President Obama is taking a 5 percent pay cut, voluntarily returning $20,000 of his $400,000 annual salary to the U.S. Treasury in solidarity with furloughed federal workers. New Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and a top deputy are taking cuts as well.
Congress stepped in to ease the pain a bit for the Defense Department, but its looming cuts remain deep.
A half-dozen NPR reporters spoke to Morning Edition about what they're seeing so far in the areas they cover. Here's a look at some things we do know, a month into sequestration:
Head Start programs have already had to slash 5 percent from their budgets, totaling about $406 million. Some programs are shutting down earlier in the day. A few may have to shut down for the summer, posing a big problem for poor working parents. Others have found ways to cut without hurting families.
One Head Start program in Tampa, Fla., stopped contributing to its employees' retirement funds so that the program could continue running normally.
School systems that receive federal Impact Aid are getting hit hard, too. These districts can't rely on local property taxes to fund schools because they're on federal government land or near big military bases. Federal funding is especially crucial for them.
Universities will soon see cuts in government-funded research. Education Opportunity Grants for low-income students and federal work-study programs on college campuses are losing a combined total of $86 million. Pell Grants are exempt.
Most federal aid to schools is forward-funded, so the cuts triggered haven't really hit K-12 yet. But the American Association of School Administrators is projecting that by fall, 78 percent of school districts will have to lay off teachers and staff and slash teacher training and after-school programs.
Special education, a huge expense for schools, will lose physical therapists and speech therapists.
-- Claudio Sanchez
Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, says it will be another week before the military has a better handle on its $41 billion in cuts, but already the Pentagon says it will harm what the military calls "operational readiness," meaning that a particular unit is trained and equipped at the highest level to accomplish its mission.
That means some Army units won't be heading to the sprawling desert-training center in the Mojave Desert, that Navy pilots in the U.S. will cut back on their flying hours and sailors will not go on training cruises. The Army says that it will very likely delay maintenance of vehicles and aircraft at its depots in Anniston, Ala., and Corpus Christi, Texas.
It is also expected to affect shipyards, but not as much as first thought. The Navy says some of the extra money from Congress means it will refurbish the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, in Newport News, Va.
The cuts will not affect the war effort in Afghanistan.
-- Tom Bowman
About 149 towers at small- and medium-size airports have received notice they'll be losing their funding to hire private air traffic controllers. The Transportation Security Administration says there will be furloughs of its officers at airport security checkpoints, but those furloughs haven't begun yet, so it's unclear what kind of delays travelers will face this summer. The same can be said of the air traffic controllers employed by the Federal Aviation Administration.
-- Brian Naylor
Justice Department
Attorney General Eric Holder said he has shifted around about $150 million to avert furloughs for corrections officers in the nation's overcrowded federal prisons. Holder also has signaled he is trying to stave off other furloughs at the Justice Department itself.
But huge federal grant programs that help fund law enforcement initiatives, training and things such as anti-drug task forces in state and local areas will take a hit, approximately $100 million in cuts, according to DOJ officials.
Another area that's suffering is the nation's federal public defender system, considered a crown jewel program to defend poor people accused of crimes. Those offices represented more than 200,000 people last year, but there are signs the defenders will be forced to take on fewer clients because some lawyers will face furloughs of up to a month.
-- Carrie Johnson
Health And Science
Science and health agencies are taking a hit under the sequester — but those feeling the pain most directly will be recipients of the research grants the agencies distribute.
The National Institutes of Health, for example, is cutting an estimated $1.6 billion from its budget through the end of the fiscal year. A letter to all NIH grant recipients warned that current funding could be reduced or grants not renewed for next year.
Meanwhile, the National Science Foundation is estimating that cuts will force it to reduce the number of new grants by 1,000.
Even Medicare providers, which were supposed to be spared most of the pain of the sequester by having cuts limited to 2 percent, are complaining. Cancer doctors say that because of the way Medicare pays for cancer drugs, they may have to send patients currently getting cancer treatment as outpatients back to the hospital, thus raising costs for everyone. That, however, is almost exactly what those doctors said the last time Medicare changed what it paid for cancer drugs.
-- Julie Rovner
Internal Revenue Service
The agency is affected, but it says that refunds won't be for those who are getting them. The IRS is delaying the furlough of employees until the summer.
But the IRS already has about 5,000 fewer workers than two years ago. Both the IRS and the union that represents its workers say they're already seeing long wait times on the tax customer hotline, and very long wait times at the Tax Assistance Centers that tend to help a lot of lower-income families.
The Treasury Department also points out that because of the sequester it won't be able to audit as many tax returns or investigate as many fraud cases.
-- Yuki Noguchi
National Parks
Some parks are announcing delayed openings this spring, and many say they will not be hiring summer staff or will keep some campgrounds closed. But in an interesting example of the private sector stepping in, businesses and local governments around Yellowstone National Park came up with the money to pay for the plowing of some of the park's mountain roads so it could open on schedule.
-- Brian Naylor
Meat Inspection
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack warned earlier in the year that he'd have to furlough meat inspectors and that would mean some meat-processing plants would be forced to close. That would have all kinds of repercussions affecting plant employees and farmers because a processing plant can't open if an agriculture inspector isn't on site. So last month, when Congress was finalizing spending for the rest of this fiscal year, it put money back into the Department of Agriculture budget, so those furloughs won't occur after all.
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This is MORNING EDITION, from NPR News. Good morning. I'm David Greene. Well, we are now into April. It's time for baseball, taxes and some belt tightening. Automatic spending cuts - known as the sequester - have kicked in. These are the across-the-board budget cuts imposed when Congress and the president couldn't agree on any other way to reduce spending.
We heard some ominous warnings that the sequester would close national parks, shut down medical research, interrupt meat inspections, and even put some air traffic controllers out of work. This is affecting practically every part of the federal government, which explains why I'm joined by quite a team of NPR correspondents - Brian Naylor, Tom Bowman, Julie Rovner, Carrie Johnson, Yuki Noguchi and Claudio Sanchez. Good morning to all of you. I have not interviewed a group this big since the cast of "Downton Abbey," I don't think.
TOM BOWMAN, BYLINE: Good morning, David.
BRIAN NAYLOR, BYLINE: Good morning, David.
JULIE ROVNER, BYLINE: Hey, David.
GREENE: Brian Naylor, let me begin with you. You've sort of been taking the broad view of this. What are you seeing so far?
NAYLOR: Well, there have been some small impacts, but it's still early days. One reason we haven't seen very much is because the federal government wasn't allowed to send out furlough notices until the start of April. And so a lot of the employees who will be affected are still on the job. There have been notices that have gone out to some 149 small- and medium-sized airport control towers. The private contractors that provide the air-traffic control services are going to be let go. Those towers are going to have to close. Some of the national parks have announced that they're going to delay their openings, or they won't be hiring. But in other ways, we haven't seen much of an impact.
GREENE: Let's talk about an agency in the government which is going to be very busy in this month of April. Yuki Noguchi, NPR's business correspondent, it's tax time. Is the IRS going to be slowed down?
YUKI NOGUCHI, BYLINE: The agency is affected, but it says that refunds won't be - for those who are getting them. The IRS is delaying the furlough of its employees until the summer months. But the IRS is already working with 5,000 fewer workers than two years ago. So this means that the union that represents its workers, and the IRS, say that there is going to be longer wait times on the customer hotlines, and very long waits at the tax assistance centers that tend to help a lot of lower-income families.
Now, one of the arguments that the IRS made against the sequester is that it won't be able to investigate as many tax returns, or investigate as many fraud cases so it's effectively, counterproductive. It will lose the government money, in the form of lost tax revenue. That's what they argue.
GREENE: Tom Bowman, you cover the Pentagon. Normally, when we talk about defense cuts, there are lawmakers who say, "over my dead body." But some defense cuts are involved here. What are we seeing?
BOWMAN: The Pentagon did get some relief from its friends on Capitol Hill - a bit more money to cushion the blow. So now, the military has to cut about $41 billion this year rather than the expected 46 billion. And that means fewer furlough days for civilian workers. The bad news for the Pentagon is, it looks like the cuts will hit what's called readiness. Now, that means U.S.-based fighter pilots will get fewer flying hours; delays in fixing everything from helicopters to tanks. So the Pentagon could be forced to rewrite contracts or postpone contracts, and that could affect defense workers in places like Alabama and Texas.
GREENE: So could that affect the war effort in a place like Afghanistan?
BOWMAN: No, it won't affect the war effort in Afghanistan because troops heading over to Afghanistan will get the training needed. The troops in-country will get the equipment they need, the training they need, everything they need.
GREENE: Let me turn to you, Claudio Sanchez; you cover education for us. We heard a lot about potential cuts. One of them that alarmed a lot of people was that Head Start was going to lose 70,000 slots. Is that happening? Are families facing that?
CLAUDIO SANCHEZ, BYLINE: That's true, David. Head Start is a good example of how hard sequestration has hit some education programs across the country. Head Start programs have already had to slash 5 percent from their budget, totaling about $406 million. Some programs are shutting down early in the day; a few may have to shut down for the summer, posing a big problem for poor, working parents. Others have found ways to cut without hurting families. One Head Start program in Tampa, Fla., for example, is not contributing anymore to their employees' retirement fund so that the program can continue running normally.
GREENE: Brian Naylor, let me bring you back into the conversation, briefly. I know some of the predictions have simply not been rolled out yet. But some were undone at the end of March, when Congress passed a new spending plan for this current fiscal year.
NAYLOR: Yeah. The biggest exception is with the meat inspectors. At the beginning of this process, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack was saying, we're going to have to furlough meat inspectors. And that meant because federal law requires an inspector be on site, that a lot of the meatpacking and processing plants would have to close for the time when there were no inspections. So what Congress did last month, when they actually passed the budget for the rest of the fiscal year, is they gave the ag department more money - they redirected some funds so that they wouldn't have to lay off those meat inspectors. And I guess it's a tribute to the power of the meat lobby that they were able to do that because virtually every other agency has been unable to get any exemptions.
GREENE: But we should be clear about this - once cuts are imposed, the agencies don't have much discretion.
NAYLOR: That's right. They have no discretion, and it's been a big problem. I spoke to a budget expert, Stan Collender. He worked for both the House and the Senate budget committees, and he's very blunt about the way this was brought about. Let's hear what he had to say.
STAN COLLENDER: This is the silliest, stupidest, most inane possible way to cut the budget. You know, it doesn't allow for priorities. It maintains programs at some level that you might want to wipe out completely, and doesn't allow you to meet needs in other areas. So from every possible, imaginable angle, this is just not the way to do this - although it's the only way that we could probably get it done, politically.
GREENE: That's blunt.
NAYLOR: Yeah, that's blunt. And politically - you know, ironically or maybe cynically - both sides, Democrats and Republicans, see this as kind of a good issue for them. The Republicans can say, hey, we trimmed $85 billion from spending this year. And that's good news for their base. Democrats can say, hey, look at those Republicans; they cut $85 billion from programs like Head Start and national parks...
GREENE: Which might be why we're here, if both sides are seeing some political benefit in doing this.
NAYLOR: Yeah.
GREENE: Julie Rovner, our health policy correspondent, are the health and science agencies in the government seeing this as silly and stupid - or how are they responding to these cuts?
ROVNER: Well, I think the big research agencies, of course, are not really full of bureaucrats who do things for people. They're full of people who give money to other people, particularly the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health. So they get to write letters and say, all the money we've been giving you? We're not going to be giving you all that money anymore. The National Science Foundation says that they're going to have to be reducing a thousand research grants, impacting 12,000 people. That's just because of this sequester.
On the health care side, Medicare was supposed to be a special case with the sequester. They were limited to a cut of 2 percent; that wasn't supposed to hurt very much. But in some ways, they're having effects that were unintended. We're hearing, for instance, from the cancer doctors. They say that because of the odd way that Medicare pays for cancer drugs, they may end up having to tell patients who are getting cancer care in outpatient settings that they will end up having to go back to the hospital to get their cancer care; which ironically, could end up costing the Medicare program more.
GREENE: Not the intent.
ROVNER: Not the intent.
GREENE: Carrie Johnson, you cover the Justice Department. You know, there was a 50th anniversary just last month for the big Supreme Court ruling in the famous Gideon case, that said criminal defendants are entitled to a lawyer even if they can't afford one. Is that promise in jeopardy, and is the sequester part of the reason why?
CARRIE JOHNSON, BYLINE: David, everyone seems to agree the public defender system is in crisis. And the biggest irony here is that on the 50th anniversary of the Gideon ruling, the federal public-defender system is taking a huge hit. Their biggest expense is salaries and personnel, and so there's just not very much for them to cut with sequestration. I'm hearing from public defenders that some of their staff are going to be taking up to a month of furlough days. Some judges, and some courthouses, are canceling court on Fridays - or at least, every other Friday - because if you don't have a defense lawyer for an indigent person in a criminal case, you can't have a court session.
GREENE: All right. We've gotten a broad picture here of a lot of what is happening with the sequestration. Brian Naylor, is the sequester going to end, at some point?
NAYLOR: No, not unless there's a remarkable sea change in attitudes about this. And in fact, what Congress did when they enacted this plan that put the sequester in place, they also put in spending caps for the next several years. So as far as the eye can see, these cuts - or this level of spending - will be the new norm.
GREENE: We'll be listening to all of your reporting as the sequestration goes on. NPR's Carrie Johnson, along with Julie Rovner, Claudio Sanchez, Tom Bowman, Yuki Noguchi and Brian Naylor, thank you all for coming in.
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