Longer and longer trains in the US are blocking patients from reaching hospitals and blocking ambulances from reaching patients. It has been reported 1400 times this year. Sometimes the results are fatal.

In important areas of big cities you can usually find a bridge over the tracks, though apparently not always. In less important areas there are often only level crossings.

This is part of the general tendency of US railroads to trample their employees and the public to increase profits.

Saving fuel is a good thing, but railroads should be required to (1) make sure never to stop trains where they would block roads except in an emergency and (2) over the next five years, build bridges or tunnels or alternative routes so that access is not blocked anywhere.

(satire) *Elizabeth Holmes Immediately Defrauds Biggest Inmate To Gain Other Prisoners' Respect.*

(satire) *Study Finds First Bullets Fired By Cop During Traffic Stop Dictate How Rest Of Interaction Will Go.*

Morocco was in charge of holding an event celebrating "African unity" in Australia. South Africa invited a representative of the people of Western Sahara, which is mostly occupied as a colony of Morocco. Morocco's agents refused to let him into the rented hall.

It shows that African unity is more a pious wish than a fact, and that the tendency towards colonial behavior is not limited to whites or Europeans.

One golf course is demonstrating that it can also be a wildlife preserve.