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So we found a new type of worm living in some of our tanks I'm not sure what it

is it's not the normal detritus worm and I know what planaria looks like it's not

planaria maybe some of you guys have some ideas I don't know

we found another video someone else that had the same or what looks like the same

kind of worm but he doesn't know what it is either

like it swims like a spermatozoa and it crawls like an earthworm

anyway if you know what that worm is let me know comment down below

Comment if you know what it is!

For more infomation >> Strange Worm - What Is That Bug In My Aquarium? (2018) - Duration: 1:43.

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Photographer Captures SpaceX rocket phenomenon... what is it?! - Duration: 5:14.

- Hi, it's me Tim Dodd, the Everyday Astronaut.

Check out this photograph.

Whoa.

No, you're not seeing SpaceX's attempt

to create a wormhole to another universe.

This image was captured by my friend

and fellow launch photographer, Trevor Mahlmann,

at SpaceX's most recent Falcon 9 rocket launch

that just took place at 1:50 a.m. local Eastern time,

on July 22nd, 2018.

The mission was to deliver the Telstar 19 Vantage

communications satellite to a geostationary transfer orbit,

which it did successfully.

At one minute into flight,

right around when the SpaceX announcer says

the vehicle's supersonic, we see this.

- [Announcer] Because it means from that moment on,

we're going through thinner and thinner atmosphere,

and less and less stress.

- Okay, so what is this?

Well if you're anything like me,

you may have thought that was the vapor cone

that we might see when a vehicle goes supersonic like this.

Or like this one.

Or this.

How about this one?

I love those, but no, it's not that.

Those vapor cones stay connected to the vehicle.

They move with it.

This, this is different.

Right after this phenomenon, we hear the callout

stating the vehicle's reached maximum aerodynamic pressure.

This is also known as Max Q and it's when the rocket

hits the peak of its aerodynamic stress.

So in other words, the rocket is going faster

and faster and faster,

which increases the pressure on the vehicle.

But a rocket is also getting higher and higher, higher,

so the atmosphere is thinner and thinner.

There's a point where those two things intersect,

where the vehicle is going fast, really fast,

but after a certain point, despite going faster,

the atmosphere gets so thin and eventually

almost nonexistent, which then, of course,

decreases the pressure on the rocket.

But it's also not that at all, it's not Max Q either.

Okay, what is this?

Well what you're actually seeing

is the rocket interacting with the different layers

of humidity and temperature in the atmosphere.

These condensation trails are caused by the temperature

of the rocket exhaust creating water vapor,

which then quickly freeze in the high altitude environment,

forming what are essentially frozen cloudish things.

We actually see this all the time

as rockets pass through different layers of the atmosphere,

and right when the conditions are just right,

ta da, condensation trails.

Rockets also leave a wake of low pressure,

which is where you see

these rings of condensation happening.

That's so incredibly cool.

And then, of course, we're basically seeing the light

from the rocket get scattered through the water

and ice molecules, and pretty much form rainbows.

Dang.

A rocket that farts rainbows.

What will Elon think of next?

Geez. (laughs)

Actually, one of SpaceX's upcoming rockets

will truly utilize what is essentially just farts.

Their Big Falcon Rocket will use liquid methane

and liquid oxygen in the Raptor engines that power it.

So then, surely,

we'll see rockets farting rainbows, I guess.

Oh, and one last thing,

condensation trails like this happen all the time.

We just don't always get the right conditions

to see it scatter like a rainbow.

But in the right circumstances,

even airliners can produce this phenomenon and it's amazing.

Ah, I love that!

If you need a rundown on what this launch was, what it did,

where it went, why, when, what, why, how,

I livestreamed along with it and explained

all the exciting things that went along with this mission.

You can also see my reaction

when I saw those amazing condensation trails start.

Check it out in this video here.

You can join me for upcoming missions.

I start streaming around T-minus 30 minutes or so.

Be sure you're following me on Twitter

so you get notifications when I'll be covering launches.

Also subscribe here on YouTube and hopefully I'll see you

at the next one where I can answer your questions,

and you can join the conversation live.

But even more important than that,

keep up with Trevor Mahlmann's amazing work on Twitter

@TrevorMahlmann, or Instagram @TMahlmann,

and help support him at Patreon.com/trevormahlmann.

While you're at it on Patreon, stop on over to my page

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Head on over to patreon.com/everydayastronaut.

Thanks, everybody, that's gonna do it for me.

I'm Tim Dodd, the Everyday Astronaut,

bringing space down to Earth for everyday people.

For more infomation >> Photographer Captures SpaceX rocket phenomenon... what is it?! - Duration: 5:14.

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Total Motion Release Explained | What is Total Motion Release | Dean Volk - Duration: 4:57.

Total Motion Release Explained | What is Total Motion Release | Dean Volk

hey there it's Dean from sciatica relief now net and as you can see from my

dining room in Charlotte North Carolina life is short

eat dessert first I never knew that I was doing the total motion release

method in my eating habits and posting them in my dining room when we painted

that on years ago but it's something that has helped us immensely at my PT

clinics as well as here at sciatica relief now working the good side not the

bad side we seem to do everything backwards from what is conventional and

what I'm finding is that most people are told when they have sciatica or

performace syndrome or a problem anywhere in their body that their

therapist that the chiropractor that their osteopath that their doctors have

them stretching and doing a lot of activities to the source side the

painful side the side that is restricted and what I have learned over the past

twelve to fifteen years while studying total motion release is that because

there's pain or discomfort or soreness in one side of your body other parts of

your body tend to compensate and things that throws a balance of your body off

right side versus left so if I have pain over here my other side is probably

going to be overworking meaning that the balance the normal balance in my body is

going to be off from the normal tension so if I have soreness over here and this

side over works this is going to be pulling more than normal

what that does is causes an effect all through the body so the right side

versus the left side of the body is going to be out of its normal balance of

tension of strength of stability of flexibility that's going to put a undue

stress all through the entire body it's sort of like watching somebody who has a

sprained ankle try to walk on a sprained ankle

they're hobbling around now their entire body

is affected by that bad ankle whether it be the bad side knee the bad side hip

taking up more of the weight than the ank then they normally would because

they're trying to absorb extra weight because the ankle is not it could be the

opposite leg because the opposite leg is on the ground more so it is absorbing a

higher percentage of weight over time than it normally would be which affects

the hips the low back and all the way up the shoulders as people are hobbling

around like this that's sort of a big picture if you shrink that down if you

have pain somewhere in your body the body is still responding the same way as

walking on that bad ankle you may not see it as much but what I have found

just like eating dessert first tastes better much sweet very sweet to

start and then you work backwards not that we do that it's just a good saying

but with total motion release and what we do is sciatica relief now is we work

the side of the body that's more comfortable looser less restricted to

balance out the imbalances because when you put your body in a position of

comfort when you move to the side of ease when you work the side that's

stronger what that does it makes the body feel good it comes down the central

nervous system the body tends to relax which takes tension off the bad side

which allows more movement which allows normal blood flow which allows healing

to take place I hope that makes sense I hope you don't think I'm totally

backwards just to be backwards and to be counter to everything that everybody

does but I have found over the past 12 to 15 years of practicing total motion

release in my practice on friends on family that when somebody has sciatica

and you stretch the good side I've made videos about this I've showed actual

patients if you want to see the videos searched in the video section of my

youtube page but you will see that when you stretch and work the good side not

the bad side the good side the bad side actually comes down at the same time I

hope this is helpful for you I hope it's clear if you have any questions as

always please feel free to reach out to me at info at sciatic

relief now dotnet I hope you have a wonderful day and please please take

advantage of the free consults that I offer people so that I can help you and

you can see the benefit of working the good side of the body have a wonderful

day

For more infomation >> Total Motion Release Explained | What is Total Motion Release | Dean Volk - Duration: 4:57.

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✅ What is ligma? The fictional disease involved in Fortnite streamer Ninja's death hoax - Duration: 2:24.

 It may be a fictional disease, but it has proved highly contagious across the internet in recent days with thousands now talking about 'Ligma'

 The obvious question arises, 'what is Ligma?' and that is the whole point of the pretty questionable joke, because the answer is meant to be funny

 This all came about from someone on Instagram posting a fake picture that suggested the renowned gamer Ninja was dead

 The post included the caption 'let's make fake news' so it was clearly a joke and it got very silly, very quickly

 Tyler 'Ninja' Belvins' fictional death was blamed on the equally fictional disease 'Ligma' by someone else on Instagram and this rumour became pretty popular

 When those unaware of the joke asked what 'Ligma' is, the witty protagonist can reply, 'ligma balls'.  Then we all have a big old laugh and no one is actually dead or infected with a deadly new disease

 Here is an example of the first-class gag in action on Twitter…  It first appeared that Ninja wasn't a fan of the joke as he asked Twitch moderators to ban users from commenting the word 'Ligma' in chat

 However, he seems to have come round to it, as he himself tweeted it at YouTube star PewDiePie and the two internet celebs had a lovely old time and lolled all the way home

 Not only is Ligma nothing to fear, but it can do plenty for the health of your internet following.  Internet comedian SupremePatty posted this video of his own 'Ligma' diagnosis and at the time of writing it has been viewed over 3

1m times.  Get well soon Patty.

For more infomation >> ✅ What is ligma? The fictional disease involved in Fortnite streamer Ninja's death hoax - Duration: 2:24.

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UK spies broke law for 15 years, but what can you do? shrugs judge - Duration: 8:21.

 The Investigatory Powers Tribunal has re-ruled that GCHQ, MI5 and MI6 engaged in indiscriminate and illegal bulk cable-tapping surveillance for 15 years – and has once again refused to do anything about it

 In a 113-paragraph judgment handed down today filled with assurances that he was "anxious to assist in achieving improvements" in spying practices, Sir Michael Burton, president of the IPT, found that for a decade and a half, the spy agencies were operating outside section 94 of the Telecommunications Act 1984

 In a previous judgment from last October, the IPT said the law-breaking period ended in March 2015

Today's judgment extends that period to October 2016, although the IPT said "no declaration [of unlawfulness] will be made, nor any further relief granted" to victims of this illegal surveillance

 Privacy International, the charity which first brought this case two years ago, lost its attempt to overturn an earlier ruling that legal oversight of GCHQ's bulk spying regime was fit for purpose

It also failed to have the agencies' dragnet surveillance practices declared incompatible with Article 8 of the EU Convention on Human Rights, which is a privacy right

Needling the law in a haystack  Section 94 of the Telecommunications Act 1984 is the legal key to British governmental snooping on phone and internet networks

The Foreign Secretary, to whom GCHQ and MI6 must report, makes a legal "direction" every six months under section 94

 That direction forces telcos and ISPs to let the spy agencies slurp up copies of every single piece of data that passes over their networks, whether voice calls, emails, Skype chats, your web browsing history, and everything else in between

This process is known as bulk data collection. Snippets from that then get passed around British and foreign law enforcement agencies

 Crucially, section 94 states that only the Foreign Secretary can authorise such snooping

By law the Foreign Sec cannot delegate that power and let, for example, the head of GCHQ decide what kind of data to grab or how much of it they wish to browse through

However, in practice, what was happening, the IPT ruled, was that the Foreign Sec rubber-stamped a "general direction" prepared by the spy agencies themselves that included a very broad form of words authorising them to do whatever they liked

The IPT stated in its judgment: "In form a general direction was a carte blanche

"  Having received its carte blanche, GCHQ would then send telcos a "trigger letter", which set out precisely (or not) what it wanted

Privacy International argued that the trigger letters' contents were what should have been signed off by the Foreign Secretary in his section 94 directions

 "We conclude that most of the relevant directions made between 29 November 2001 and 7 November 2012 were not lawfully made under s

94," said Sir Michael in his judgment, to which his fellow IPT judges Mr Justice Edis, Sir Richard McLaughlin, Charles Flint QC and Susan O'Brien QC also contributed

Yeah, they broke the law. And?  Remarkably, although Sir Michael stated that "there had been an unlawful delegation of the power conferred by s

94(1)" from the Foreign Sec to the agencies, he also ruled that there was no need to do anything about it because "the Foreign Secretary had from 2010 imposed a requirement that any variation in the scope of data to be provided under a direction required his approval"

By 2015, said the IPT's judgment, "there was in substance no delegation of power from the Foreign Secretary"

 Put another way, when Conservative minister William Hague was appointed Foreign Sec in 2010 following that year's general election, it appears he took one of the first steps to bring the agencies to heel – notwithstanding that for two years after that he allowed them to break the law, whether knowingly or not

His successor in 2014, Philip Hammond, tightened this up to ensure the spies gave him a detailed review of what they wanted and why every six months before he would sign it off, giving him direct control over what types of bulk data they were slurping

 Privacy International first took the spy agencies and their masters at the Home Office and Foreign Office to the IPT two years ago, broadly arguing that their hacking and indiscriminate spying was illegal

The case, which has dragged on over two years, saw the government's position change substantially from saying "all is well, nothing to see here" to admissions that, in fact, all was not well in terms of obeying the law of the land

 The tribunal's public judgment today contained few criticisms of the Peeping Tom agencies themselves, though Sir Michael went as far as to say he was "disappointed that inaccurate information was given to the tribunal" about the number of contractors with admin privileges working at GCHQ

The agencies also had to amend their witness statements several times after it became obvious that their original contents, claiming they and the Foreign Secretary obeyed the law in full, were simply not true; something that forced the IPT to allow cross-examination of a GCHQ witness in open court

 The IPT hinted obliquely that its closed (non-private) judgment contained some criticisms of the spy agencies

This document will never be seen by the public. The public judgment is IPT/15/110/CH dated 23 July 2018 and should be available on the IPT website in due course

 There is no legal way to appeal against an IPT ruling. Privacy International tried and failed in the High Court and Court of Appeal to establish a precedent allowing it, and the issue is now set to be heard by the Supreme Court in December this year

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For more infomation >> UK spies broke law for 15 years, but what can you do? shrugs judge - Duration: 8:21.

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Francesco Molinari stared down Tiger — and 'beast' he was scared of - Duration: 8:21.

 CARNOUSTIE, Scotland — Francesco Molinari should have been awarded three Claret Jugs for his remarkable achievement en route to winning the 147th British Open Sunday at Carnoustie — one for the celebratory champagne, one for a bottle of Barolo and one for a six-pack of Peroni

 The 35-year-old Molinari, who became the first Italian to win a major championship, overcame a final-round leaderboard littered with some of the biggest stars of the game

 He was paired with — and stared down — Tiger Woods, who as usual drew the most massive and vociferous crowds and had seized sole possession of the lead with eight holes to play

That scenario used to signify that the tournament was over — drive carefully and arrive home safely

 And finally, Molinari overcame Carnoustie, which had been a 7,000-yard fescue-lined den of disaster for him — so much so that he conceded to not playing the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in recent years because he wanted no part of playing Carnoustie, which he called "a beast

'' More On: british open Francesco Molinari never blinks and steals star-filled British Open Tiger prowling, McIlroy surging in wild British Open finish Golfer reveals he's hungover right after amazing British Open charge Local pro lives lifelong dream at British Open  On Sunday, with the sun blazing across the brown, baked-out links and the wind freshening all afternoon to wreak potential havoc with every shot sent airborne, Molinari turned the beast into the most beautiful round of his life

 He shot a final-round 69 to finish at 8-under par, two shots clear of Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose, Xander Schauffele and Kevin Kisner

 Woods was among three players who finished at 5-under after shooting 71 Sunday, and defending champion Jordan Spieth, who began the day in a three-way tie for the lead at 9-under, was among a group of players who finished 4-under

 "It's just disbelief, to be honest,'' Molinari said. "To look at the names on that Claret Jug, what can you say? It's the best golfers in history, and to be on there, it's incredible

From someone like me coming from Italy, not really a major golfing country, it's been an incredible journey

 "I knew I was coming in with some good golf, but my record around here was terrible

That didn't make me too optimistic about the week, but I just tried to not think about it and focus on hitting good shots day by day

To go the weekend bogey free, it's unthinkable.  "Playing with Tiger was another challenge because of the crowds and everything, but I felt really good this morning

When I came here, I felt I was ready for the challenge. I've played with him before in Ryder Cups and in big occasions, so I knew what was coming and I was ready for it

''  Seven players had a share the lead at different points Sunday, with six having a piece of it on the back nine

And yet the stoic, monotone Molinari never blinked.  For the winner of every one of these major championships, there always are moments and factoids that represent the road map to victory

 Factoid: Molinari played the final 37 holes without making a single bogey, which is akin to a batter facing Yankees flame-throwing closer Aroldis Chapman 37 times and never striking out

 Moments: Molinari made deft up-and-down after deft up-and-down on the back nine, highlighted by an exquisite chip from near a gorse bush behind the 13th green and a massive par save

 "Francesco played really solidly,'' Woods said. "He chipped it beautifully. He was working the ball around the greens, and that was cool to see

''  A year ago at Royal Birkdale, unimaginable drama was the feature of the final round with Spieth rallying from his own front-nine demise to storm to victory, highlighted by one of the greatest bogeys in major championship history from between equipment trucks in the practice driving range on the 13th hole

 Opens at Carnoustie, too, have produced unforgettable drama with the Jean Van de Velde's 72nd-hole collapse in 1999 and Sergio Garcia's near-miss when Padraig Harrington won in 2007

 This final round at Carnoustie lacked that kind of sudden drama because Molinari was so utterly clinical

He calmly stared down Woods — something few have ever done, particularly in the final round of a major

 The symbolic moment and exclamation point came on the 72nd hole when, after Woods, at 5-under needing eagle to tie, stuffed his approach shot to six feet, Molinari dropped his to five feet from the cup

 It was from there where the 5-foot-8 Italian made the birdie putt that broke the tie at 7-under par with Schauffele, pushed him to 8-under and secured victory

 Molinari became the first player to win a major when playing on Sunday with Woods since Y

E. Yang at the 2009 PGA Championship.  The Claret Jug was not fully in Molinari's possession until Schauffele, playing in the final pairing with Spieth and having bogeyed No

17 to fall to 6-under, failed to hole out on the 18th to tie him. Molinari was so nervous that, instead of watching the last group play, he went out to the putting green and rolled some putts in case of a playoff

 "I couldn't watch Xander play the last two holes, to be honest,'' Molinari said

"That's why I went to the putting green because I probably would have felt sick watching on TV

I'm lost for words really.''

For more infomation >> Francesco Molinari stared down Tiger — and 'beast' he was scared of - Duration: 8:21.

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Hyperloop in India. What is Hyperloop?! World's most fastest train - Duration: 6:35.

For more infomation >> Hyperloop in India. What is Hyperloop?! World's most fastest train - Duration: 6:35.

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Grave of former boxer who was friend of Ricky Hatton dug up twice within a week - Duration: 3:53.

</form>  The grave of a former professional boxer who was a friend of Ricky Hatton was dug up twice within a week by heartless thugs

 William 'Billy' Isaac, originally from Denton, died in Ireland aged 45 in 2013 - and police believe thugs are specifically targeting his grave

 Isaac, who had a reputation as an underworld hardman, was buried at Blackley Cemetery in north Manchester

 Police say the motive for his grave being disturbed is unclear, adding that it has caused his family a great deal of anguish

  According to The Sun , grave robbers were hoping Isaac was buried with valuable jewellery

 But his family has stressed he wasn't buried with any items of monetary value.   A friend of Ricky Hatton and legendary Manchester boxing trainer Bob Shannon, Isaac had faced several criminal trials in his lifetime, the Manchester Evening News reports

 He was acquitted of the murder of a woman in Reddish, Stockport, in 1995, but had convictions for serious assaults and possession of live ammunition

 Police investigating the latest incident at the cemetery on Victoria Avenue said his remains have now been exhumed and the whole burial plot has been secured

 Officers were called to the plot on Wednesday, June 27 then again on Wednesday, July 4

 Detectives are appealing for witnesses or anyone with any information to get in touch

 Detective Inspector Claire Moss said: "Police enquiries are ongoing, but we believe that this incident was targeted to this specific plot

 "This is a despicable act, and it has caused the family an enormous amount of anguish and grief in finding out that their loved one's grave has twice been disturbed in what is meant to be a place of rest

 "The motivation for this incident is unclear at this stage of the investigation, but the family want to make it known that their loved one was not buried with any items of monetary value

 "We will do everything we can to find out who is responsible for this, and I would appeal to any members of the public who know anything to please get in touch with police

"  In 2010 Isaac was also found not guilty of threatening to kill a businessman in the north east after claims of a £2

5m 'debt'.  He had moved to Ireland some time after 2007 following his release from a three-year prison sentence and lived in a secluded mansion in Durrus, West Cork, which was known by locals as 'Ratsville' due to rodent designs on its gates and fences

 Isaac, who also worked in Manchester as a security firm boss, died after a fall there in October, 2013

Read More Top Stories from Mirror Online  It's thought he tried to climb into the mansion through a downstairs window after locking himself out

 .  Former world boxing champion Hatton described Isaac in a court character reference in 2010 as a 'credit to the sport' who helped train youngsters and professional boxers

 It is understood Isaac had given up his own boxing career due to a back problem, but had worked voluntarily at a boxing club and gym in Manchester

  Anyone with information can call police on 0161 856 1146, quoting reference 625 of 04/07/18, or the independent charity Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111

For more infomation >> Grave of former boxer who was friend of Ricky Hatton dug up twice within a week - Duration: 3:53.

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In what sense is the current trade war comparable in nature to the Second Opium War in China? - Duration: 3:18.

In your opinion, what was the core reason behind the Second Opium War?

Was it that the UK wanted to continue selling opium to China?

Or was it a Sino-British trade deficit?

The Treaty of Nanking in 1842 and the supplementary treaty in the following year did not mention

opium trade.

As a victor, the United Kingdom did not ask the Qing government to allow opium trade.

That means the Qing government had sovereign authority to determine whether opium was legal

in China.

The Qing government could have continued to investigate opium smuggling.

The Treaty of Nanking and its supplementary treaty, the Bogue Treaty, aimed at establishing

a modern trade system.

In fact, in the first 10 years after the First Opium War, the UK exports to China declined,

but it wasn't a key factor in triggering the Second Opium War.

What triggered it was that the Qing government refused to honor certain terms as spelled

out in the treaties.

That caused the British government to take a protective stance to maintain world trade

order.

Frustration and anger continued to accumulate for the British.

Seven years after the Treaty of Nanking, the British were still not allowed to go into

Guangzhou city.

Local government officials from the Guangdong Province did not protect the legal rights

of the British businessmen.

In 1854, the Qing government delayed implementation of the Sino-French Whampoa Treaty.

Frictions continued to escalate until a full breakout took place when both sides were ignited

by the "Arrow" incident in 1856.

In what sense is the current trade war comparable in nature to the Second Opium War in China?

In the sense of the nature of its conceptual structure, although the Chinese government

chose to join the WTO based on its own interests; however, its attitude towards the rules of

the game is similar to the Qing government.

The logic behind its decision-making is to take all opportunities to weaken the possibility

of execution on the terms that restrict the Chinese government's actions, regardless

of whether such terms were fair.

The methods used were also similar to that of the Qing government.

First, they used a delaying strategy.

For example, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi province used a delaying strategy

to stop the British businessmen from entering the city.

Today, the CCP is also using a delaying strategy to prevent foreign investors from entering

certain Chinese markets.

When the CCP was forced to deal with increased pressure, the CCP protested and then slowly

opened up.

Another example is that the Qing governor Ye Mingxi removed the British flag on their

ship in the name of capturing pirates.

Today, the CCP used the excuse of fire protection to shut down Lotte Mart, and in the name of

anti-trust, the CCP worked against Apple and Microsoft.

All these examples reflect that the fundamental conflict between the two sides arises from

their difference in acknowledging, and the willingness to abide by, established rules.

Similar to the Qing government, the CCP is avoiding execution on terms that are fairly

established in the contract.

Their fundamental belief is that the definition of good terms is terms that benefit the CCP.