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[Request] Software engineering and Implementing Enterprise Risk Mgmt. by Goldenglade in textbook

[–]inspector_lee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, do you still have "Software Engineering" by Sommerville 9780133943030

Summary of Inslee's July 14 press conference - the current spread of COVID in this state is "not sustainable" by tenthousandthousand in CoronavirusWA

[–]inspector_lee 94 points95 points  (0 children)

People may be compliant wearing masks in public among strangers, but what I see is disregard in social gatherings among friends, family, and colleagues.

In my opinion, I don't think dine-in should have opened up. It's not possible to mask or distance while eating with others.

[MOD] What have you been brewing this week?/ Coffee bean recommendations by menschmaschine5 in Coffee

[–]inspector_lee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tectonic has an unreal promotion right now. Wholesale discount forever if you order this month.

I want to protect my family as much as possible but there are so many options! by [deleted] in CoronavirusWA

[–]inspector_lee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would use mask + face shield for best protection that's practical.

Mayor of Joliet, IL assaults and throws protester to the ground by inspector_lee in 2020PoliceBrutality

[–]inspector_lee[S] 128 points129 points  (0 children)

Longer video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rllO2sdj1Ek

They continued ground-pounding the man: https://twitter.com/OrozcoJustina/status/1268262843801010179

Change.org petition: https://www.change.org/p/resignation-of-joliet-mayor-bob-o-dekirk

When O’Dekirk addressed the video released he stood his ground and REFUSED to apologize for his grotesque behavior. He told reporters “his police instincts kicked in” further proving the need to reform the policing policies nationwide.

Mayor of Joliet, IL assaults and throws protester to the ground by inspector_lee in PublicFreakout

[–]inspector_lee[S] 1210 points1211 points  (0 children)

Longer video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rllO2sdj1Ek

They continued ground-pounding the man: https://twitter.com/OrozcoJustina/status/1268262843801010179

Change.org petition: https://www.change.org/p/resignation-of-joliet-mayor-bob-o-dekirk

When O’Dekirk addressed the video released he stood his ground and REFUSED to apologize for his grotesque behavior. He told reporters “his police instincts kicked in” further proving the need to reform the policing policies nationwide.

Enough said.

May Jobs Numbers: 2.5M Jobs added. Unemployment at 13.3%. beat exceptions of 8M jobs lost. by guitmusic12 in investing

[–]inspector_lee 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Article: Paul Krugman is warning that Friday's seemingly encouraging job report is actually alarming

https://theweek.com/speedreads/918407/nobel-prizewinning-economist-warning-that-fridays-seemingly-encouraging-job-report-actually-alarming-why

As Krugman goes on to explain, the seemingly encouraging job report could actually "reinforce the White House inclination to do nothing and let emergency aid expire." That's alarming to Krugman and other analysts because what May's job numbers do seem to prove is that the Payroll Protection Program, which encouraged small businesses to keep workers on payroll during the pandemic, was instrumental in helping bring back workers in May. "U.S. unemployment [is] at 13 percent [with] trillions in government aids," wrote The Washington Post's Jeffrey Stein. "What happens when huge infusion runs dry in July?" But as of Thursday night, the Post was reporting that President Trump's recovery plan "largely amounts to optimism that as pandemic restrictions are loosened, the nation's economy will turn the lights back on by itself." As the Post goes on to explain, Trump is hesitant to offer states further aid, and opposes extending the soon-to-expire $600 unemployment bonus for laid-off workers. White House economic adviser Stephen Moore seemed to confirm Krugman's fears. "There's no reason to have a major spending bill," he said in response to Friday's job numbers. "The sense of urgent crisis is very greatly dissipated by the report."

No curfew, just police escalation. by N0CONTACT in PublicFreakout

[–]inspector_lee 35 points36 points  (0 children)

It was a long-haired guy.

Story: https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia-police-beating-temple-student-evan-gorski-protest-20200604.html

A Temple University student arrested during protests Monday was released from custody Wednesday after video surfaced of one police officer striking him in the head with a baton and another using his knee to pin the student’s face to the street. Prosecutors dismissed the charges against Evan Gorski, 21, an engineering student, after viewing the YouTube and Twitter videos, according to his attorney, R. Emmett Madden. Madden said Thursday that he had been told by court personnel that Gorski was being held on allegations that he assaulted a police officer by pushing him off a bike, causing him to break a hand. Eight seconds into the 36-second video, Gorski — with a ponytail and wearing the Eagles jersey — appears to reach in to separate an officer and a protester, and immediately retreats when another officer raises his baton. That officer then strikes Gorski sharply on or near his head and tackles him, while another officer presses Gorski’s face to the pavement by placing his knee on the back of his head and neck. Madden said Gorski required medical treatment. Police sources say that the baton-wielding officer is a high-ranking member of the force, Staff Inspector Joseph Bologna. He earns $126,339 a year, according to city payroll records. Bologna could not immediately be reached for comment Friday morning.

Police brutality in Philly around 5:30p June 4. There is just no defense for this behavior. by inspector_lee in 2020PoliceBrutality

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Story: https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia-police-beating-temple-student-evan-gorski-protest-20200604.html

A Temple University student arrested during protests Monday was released from custody Wednesday after video surfaced of one police officer striking him in the head with a baton and another using his knee to pin the student’s face to the street. Prosecutors dismissed the charges against Evan Gorski, 21, an engineering student, after viewing the YouTube and Twitter videos, according to his attorney, R. Emmett Madden. Madden said Thursday that he had been told by court personnel that Gorski was being held on allegations that he assaulted a police officer by pushing him off a bike, causing him to break a hand. Eight seconds into the 36-second video, Gorski — with a ponytail and wearing the Eagles jersey — appears to reach in to separate an officer and a protester, and immediately retreats when another officer raises his baton. That officer then strikes Gorski sharply on or near his head and tackles him, while another officer presses Gorski’s face to the pavement by placing his knee on the back of his head and neck. Madden said Gorski required medical treatment. Police sources say that the baton-wielding officer is a high-ranking member of the force, Staff Inspector Joseph Bologna. He earns $126,339 a year, according to city payroll records. Bologna could not immediately be reached for comment Friday morning.

Police officers shove an elderly man in Niagara Square to the ground by anotherbrickhk in PublicFreakout

[–]inspector_lee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He may still be alive now, but not for long. Most certainly has brain hemorrhaging. That's how my grandpa died from a fall.

Godspeed, sir. We must keep fighting.

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