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February 26, 2002
Mr. Chairman and Members of the Subcommittee:
I am both honored and pleased to once again appear before the members of this Subcommittee to present the Presidents budget request for the Department of Justice. For FY 2003, the Presidents budget requests $30.2 billion for the Department of Justice, including $23.1 billion in discretionary funding and $7.1 billion for the Departments mandatory and fee-funded accounts. Included in the total amount requested is $548 million for Civil Service Retirement System and Federal Employees Health Benefits Program costs which are currently funded centrally through the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. The first and overriding priority of this budget supports the top priority of the department: to protect America against acts of terrorism and to bring terrorists to justice. The challenges we face are complex and unprecedented.
The Departments FY 2003 budget seeks $2 billion for program improvements and ongoing activities funded in the FY 2002 Counterterrorism Supplemental to support our number one priority. Resources are also requested to address several of the Departments other priorities, including: improving management of immigration services and enforcement; enhancing federal detention and incarceration capacity; reducing the availability of illegal drugs and supporting proven programs aimed at reducing drug use; providing services for the Nations crime victims; addressing civil rights; providing streamlined resources to support state and local law enforcement; and legal representation and defense of U.S. interests.
Preventing and Combating Terrorism, Including Securing the Nations Border
In response to the heinous attacks on September 11, 2001, the full resources of the Department of Justice, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Immigration and Naturalization Service, the U.S. Attorneys offices, the U.S. Marshals Service, the Bureau of Prisons, the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Office of Justice Programs, were deployed to investigate these crimes and to assist survivors and victim families. In addition, to combat the threat of terrorism, I have directed the Department of Justice, including all 94 U.S. Attorneys' offices and 56 FBI field offices, to begin implementing the USA PATRIOT Act that was passed overwhelmingly by Congress and signed by President Bush. This offensive against terrorism will enable law enforcement to make use of new powers in intelligence gathering, criminal procedure and immigration violations. With these new provisions, the fight against terrorism will have the full force of the law while protecting Constitutional civil liberties.
The world has changed dramatically since my last appearance before this Subcommittee. You have been instrumental in making sure that our government is poised both to respond to and prevent future terrorist attacks. I appreciate the support of this Subcommittee and that of the Congress in providing the necessary resources required by the Department of Justice to meet the challenges presented by terrorism and to improve the Nations border security. The Counterterrorism Supplemental appropriation passed this fiscal year provided much needed resources to enable the Department to both prevent future attacks and investigate the terrorist attacks on our country. The FY 2003 budget request that I present to you today builds upon this support and seeks to further enhance the Departments ability to prevent and combat terrorism.Border Security
Illegal overstays of visitors and others coming temporarily into the United States pose a potential risk to homeland security. Overstays result in approximately 40 percent of individuals remaining in this country illegally. Currently, our Nation does not have a reliable system to track the entry and exit of these individuals in order to determine who may have overstayed. In addition, we do not have sufficient ability to detect, identify and locate short-term visitors who may pose a security risk to the United States. In the wake of September 11, 2001, the need is more urgent than ever to secure the safety of our citizens and our homeland. To secure gaps in our Nations borders, we are proposing program improvements totaling $856 million and $187 million for ongoing activities funded in the FY 2002 Counterterrorism Supplemental appropriation.
In addition, this budget will support an increase of over 2,200 new positions for INS. This request will enable the INS to deploy additional enforcement personnel together with advanced, state-of-the art technology and systems to better prevent illegal entry into the country, target individuals who threaten our safety, and thereby undermine the security of our Nation, and assist with non-citizens entering and exiting the United States. Components of the Border Security initiative include implementing a comprehensive Entry/Exit system, deploying force multiplying equipment, and integrating separate information systems to ensure timely, accurate, and complete enforcement data.
Our FY 2003 budget includes a total of $380 million, of which $362 million is new funding, to provide initial funds for a multi-year effort to develop a comprehensive land, sea, and air Entry/Exit system for the United States. The new Entry/Exit system will provide enhanced information technology and upgraded facilities along our Nations borders. This budget also increases personnel for INS to carry out its enforcement mission. For FY 2003, we are seeking $141.3 million to hire 570 new Border Patrol agents and for other border security related increases; which would complete the addition of the 5,000 agents authorized by the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 by the end of FY 2003. This will increase the number of Border Patrol agents to a record level of more than 11,000 agents, more than double the level in 1993. Specifically, this request includes $76.3 million to hire, train, and deploy an additional 570 Border Patrol agents, $25 million to re-deploy approximately 285 Border Patrol agents to the Northern Border, $10 million for twin engine helicopters, $2 million for a comprehensive study of INS law enforcement compensation, and $28 million to enhance INS ENFORCE database and processing system and add biometric equipment.
INS must balance its resources between its dual responsibilities of facilitating legal travel across our borders tens of millions of people a year cross our borders - and detecting those who should not be allowed to enter the United States. To facilitate achievement of these goals in the post-September 11th world, our budget requests $85.9 million to enhance air, sea and land ports-of-entry inspections. These additional resources will enable the INS to hire, train, and deploy 700 additional inspectors to enhance security at air and sea ports-of-entry and 460 inspectors to enhance border security at land ports-of-entry.
The INS Intelligence program provides strategic and tactical intelligence support to INS offices enforcing the provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act, and assists other federal agencies in addressing national security issues. INS intelligence efforts also support coordination of anti-smuggling/terrorism strategies with the FBI; completion of a U.S.-Canada bilateral common threat assessment among all concerned agencies on border zones vulnerabilities; and increased automation in the intelligence collection and analysis process. The FY 2003 budget includes an enhancement of 78 positions and $10 million to expand the INS intelligence program.
In the days following the September 11th terrorist attacks on America, homeland security received a new and urgent emphasis within the law enforcement community, including the INS. To provide the INS with adequate resources to meet this challenge, our budget requests $6 million to enhance INS participation in Joint Terrorism Task Forces (JTTF). JTTFs are a critical component of our coordinated law enforcement strategy. This funding will enable INS to enhance its support of the FBIs investigation into the September 11th terrorist attacks. These task forces conduct investigations of other foreign threats to national security and work cooperatively with other federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies, placing particular emphasis on disrupting and dismantling terrorist cells and supporters in the United States by using criminal and administrative tools.
Our budget also seeks resources for additional legal positions to litigate special interest cases involving issues of terrorism, foreign counterintelligence, national security and other sensitive matters, such as cases involving human rights abuses. Special interest cases require multiple levels of coordination throughout the government, and attorneys must frequently work with other law enforcement and intelligence agencies both inside and outside the United States.
To effectively combat the terrorist threat that faces our Nation, the INS must have a sufficient physical and information technology infrastructure to support and protect its employees. To support our facility and security needs, the FY 2003 budget includes an increase of $145 million for construction and an additional $13 million and 172 positions for security upgrades. The Departments construction request for INS will provide for the planning, design, and construction of INS facilities along the border. Many of the Border Patrol and Inspection facilities were built prior to the 1970's and cannot accommodate the tremendous growth in the number of agents. The requested resources for physical security enhancements will allow INS to implement security improvements at 157 locations nationwide based on vulnerability to terrorist attacks and general security requirements.
Our FY 2003 budget also seeks $83.4 million and 15 positions to expand and upgrade INS computer systems, including desktop computers, network servers, re-engineered data communications and enhanced computer security. INS data communications technology has not kept pace with increased demand. These resources are required to design, build and sustain an information technology infrastructure that can accommodate INS steadily increasing workload and rapidly growing workforce. An additional $3.7 million is requested to fund training needs to expand fraudulent document training, curriculum development, materials and incidental expenses related to the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000.
Enhancing the FBIs Counterterrorism Capabilities
As a result of the events of September 11, 2001, the FBI, with the cooperation of other Federal, state, local and international law enforcement, is currently conducting one of the largest criminal investigations in the history of the United States. Because of the support of this Subcommittee and that of Congress, the FBI was provided $745 million in the FY 2002 Counterterrorism Supplemental appropriation for costs to respond to and investigate the September 11th terrorist attacks, including additional resources for Trilogy (the FBIs information technology upgrade program), the National Infrastructure Protection Center, Computer Analysis Response Teams, intelligence production, technical programs, and other programs. Given that Congress must consider myriad funding priorities, Director Mueller and I are very grateful for these additional resources provided to the Bureau. The men and women of the FBI continue to be on the front line of our Nations efforts against terrorism, working in concert with other Federal, state and local agencies to prevent additional terrorist attacks and to bring to justice those who commit crimes against our citizens and our interests. The work of the FBI is critical to winning this war.
Timely and useful intelligence is key to preventing terrorist attacks. The FBIs efforts to identify and neutralize terrorist activities require a comprehensive understanding of current and projected terrorist threats. In order to enhance the FBIs counterterrorism programs, our budget seeks $411.6 million in program improvements, including additional resources to enhance information technology projects, surveillance, intelligence, investigative and response capabilities, the aviation program, and security. Our budget also reflects $238 million in funding for ongoing activities funded in the FY 2002 Counterterrorism Supplemental appropriation.
For information technology critical to the FBIs efforts to combat the threat of terrorism, our total budget request for the FBI includes an increase of $109.4 million to support several new and ongoing projects. These resources will support projects such as the FBIs efforts to scan and digitally store 5 million documents related to terrorist groups and organizations, data management and warehousing, collaborative capabilities, information technology support for Legal Attaches, continuity of operations for FBI Headquarters and offsite facilities, state-of-the-art video teleconferencing capabilities and increased staffing and funding to support FBI mainframe data center upgrades. Funding is also sought to perform necessary maintenance on enterprise-wide legacy systems, applications and the Trilogy network.
The FBIs Information Assurance initiative will unite security policies, procedures, technologies, enforcement, administration, and training into a comprehensive proactive program. Maintaining adequate system security safeguards is critical. Our budget includes $48.2 million in additional funding for this program. Our budget also seeks an additional $29.9 million to enhance other security programs at the FBI, including funds for headquarters and field personnel, security training and background investigations of personnel who are granted access to FBI information or facilities, guard services and other items.
The Departments FY 2003 budget requests $61.8 million in additional funding to enhance the FBIs surveillance capability to collect evidence and intelligence. These resources will enhance both physical and electronic surveillance capabilities and enable automated sharing of information collected as electronic surveillance intelligence and/or evidentiary material.
Our budget also seeks $46.1 million for the FBIs aviation program to fund personnel, aviation assets and operational support. Resources are also sought to expand several critical components of the FBIs overall counterterrorism program, including $31.6 million to expand the FBIs response capabilities, $32.3 million to provide enhanced technical program support, $21 million to enhance the National Infrastructure Protection and Computer Intrusion Programs ability to respond to computer intrusions and threats, $7.7 million for additional analytical capacity throughout the FBI, and $6.4 million for the FBIs Strategic Information and Operations Center and the New York field offices operation center.
The establishment of the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) program has enhanced the FBIs ability to promote a coordinated effort among FBI field offices and their respective counterparts in Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies in connection with terrorism investigations. Our budget seeks $15.7 million to support a total of 56 JTTFs throughout the country. Additional resources will fund rental space and renovation of offsite facilities, as well as operational expenses, such as state and local overtime and supplies. To continue support for the FBIs toll-free line for collecting tips from the public on suspected terrorist activities, an additional $1.5 million is included in our budget request.
Additional Enhancements To Counterterrorism Infrastructure
As accused terrorists are brought to justice in the Federal Court system, there will be a need for enhanced security measures. The United States Marshals Service protects the Federal Courts and ensures the effective operation of the judicial system. To support the heightened security measures at federal courthouses as a result of the September 11th attacks, our budget seeks $34.7 million to: (1) close security gaps at courthouse facilities which have the greatest physical security deficiencies; (2) provide security equipment for new courthouses and those undergoing significant renovation; (3) provide additional security personnel for terrorist-related court proceedings; and (4) provide security staffing to keep pace with the opening of new courthouses and the creation of new judgeships. To enhance the ability of the U.S. Marshals Service to participate in the FBIs Joint Terrorism Task Force program, we are seeking $2.4 million in FY 2003. Nine million in additional funding also is being requested to provide increased security and detainee staffing along the Southwest Border.
Another critical element in our battle plan against the terrorist threat is working to develop and enhance interoperable databases and telecommunications systems for the Departments law enforcement activities. The pooling of information resources capabilities can greatly increase efficiency and decrease the time involved in cases. For these efforts, our budget seeks $60 million to continue narrowband investment in radio infrastructure for key areas such as New York and along the Northern and Southwest borders. An increase of $23 million is also requested to continue the development and deployment of the Joint Automated Booking System and a joint fingerprinting system, that integrates INS IDENT fingerprinting system with the FBIs IAFIS system. To support additional information and anti-terrorism physical security measures at the Drug Enforcement Administration, we are requesting $24.7 million.
The FY 2003 budget request for the Department seeks $35 million in the Attorney Generals Counterterrorism Fund to reimburse DEAs Special Operations Division for the cost of providing intelligence support to the FBI and other agencies conducting counterterrorism activities. This funding will complement the FBIs own intelligence capacity by providing additional collection and analysis capabilities to fight terrorists. For the Departments Office of Intelligence Policy and Review, $2 million is requested to address an anticipated increase in Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act requests. The Departments budget request also includes $3 million to assess the vulnerability of chemical facilities.Counterterrorism Coordination in the Department of Justice
Consistent with Section 612 of the Departments FY 2002 Appropriations Act, the Presidents Budget includes a proposal to enhance coordination of the Departments counterterrorism efforts. Our proposal will consolidate this coordination effort in the Office of the Deputy Attorney General. The budget includes a total of $2 million to fund a permanent cadre of well-qualified staff to support the Deputy Attorney General in coordinating all Department of Justice efforts to protect the United States against the threat of terrorism. Under the proposal, I have directed the Deputy Attorney General to be the individual responsible for coordinating all functions of the Department of Justice relating to national security, particularly the Departments efforts to combat terrorism directed against the United States. To assist the Deputy Attorney General in this effort, I am also establishing the National Security Coordination Council (NSCC) of the Department of Justice, which will be directed by the Deputy Attorney General. The NSCC will coordinate policy, resource allocation, operations, long-term planning and information sharing. The NSCC will also be a repository of expertise and a forum through which the Deputy Attorney General will be prepared to represent the Department in interagency forums. Mr. Chairman, we are committed to working with you, Senator Gregg and members of the Subcommittee to strengthen the Departments counterterrorism programs.
Supporting Victims of Crime
The World Trade Center, Pentagon, and Pennsylvania tragedies were moments of indefinable horror and grief for this Nation. Although no amount of assistance can ever begin to compensate the surviving victims of the September 11th tragedies or the families and loved ones, the Department is committed to using the resources available to help victims and families of those who were physically injured or killed as a result of the terrorist attacks on September 11th. While we can never undo the damage that has been done, this fund will assist thousands of individuals and families in rebuilding lives that were shattered by the indiscriminate evil of terrorism.
Following the September 11th terrorist attacks, Congress passed and the President signed into law the Air Transportation Safety and System Stabilization Act (Act). The Act established the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund of 2001 (Fund) to provide a permanent and indefinite appropriation for making payments on approved claims to personal representatives of deceased individuals and those physically injured as a result of the terrorist-related aircraft crashes that day. The value of approved claims, through 2004, is estimated at $5.4 billion. Our FY 2003 budget reflects the $2.7 billion in estimated payments for Victim Compensation payments. In addition, the Departments budget includes a total of $41 million for the administrative costs of the Funds Special Master.
For the Departments Crime Victims Fund, we are seeking $50 million to fully fund the Emergency Terrorism Reserve and to provide $25 million in additional assistance for the states. The Emergency Terrorism Reserve may be used by the Department to respond to incidents of terrorism and mass violence by providing supplemental grants to states for victim compensation and victim assistance and by providing direct compensation to victims of international terrorism occurring abroad.
Improving Management of Immigration Services and Enforcement
The Administration is committed to building and strengthening an immigration services system that ensures integrity, provides services accurately and efficiently, and emphasizes a culture of respect. The INS is tasked with upholding this commitment and ensuring that resources are used effectively to manage and deliver immigration services. Our restructuring plan for INS will create the organizational structure to support the Presidents goal of achieving a 6-month average processing time for all applications. Mr. Chairman, I am personally committed to working with you and the Members of the Subcommittee on the INS restructuring proposal so that we may improve benefits processing and strengthen enforcement of our immigration laws. For FY 2003, our budget request seeks $40 million to begin implementation of the Administrations comprehensive restructuring of the INS. To attain the Presidents goal of a six-month processing time for all applications, we are also seeking an additional $50.5 million from fee collections. An additional $1.5 million is sought to enhance the statistical capabilities of INS Office of Policy and Planning and to expand the successful Alternatives to Detention program.
For the Executive Office of Immigration Review, the FY 2003 budget seeks an additional $10 million, including $800 thousand in redirected resources, to coordinate with INS initiatives, which are anticipated to increase the Immigration Judge caseload and the Board of Immigration Appeals caseload by 27,800 cases.
Managing Increased Federal Detention and Incarceration Capacity
The Department of Justice is charged with the safe, secure, and humane confinement of detained persons awaiting trial, sentencing, immigration proceedings or removal from the United States. The need for federal detention bed space has more than doubled in the last five years, from 32,000 detainees in 1996 to 67,000 detainees in 2001. This dramatic increase has resulted in greater dependence on state and local governments and private contractors to provide bed space for federal detainees. Currently, the INS, U.S. Marshals Service and the Bureau of Prisons are responsible for detaining prisoners. To enhance coordination, manage the rising detainee population, and exercise financial control and efficiency in federal detention operations, the Office of the Detention Trustee was created in the Department of Justice. For FY 2003, our budget proposes to consolidate $1.4 billion under the Detention Trustee to provide bed space for the anticipated detainee population in the custody of the U.S. Marshals Service and the INS. Our budget seeks an increase of $95.6 million for the Departments detention programs. Total funding includes resources to accommodate detention space for housing INS detainees, to house U.S. Marshal detainees, and to fund the increase in the oversight capabilities of the Office of the Detention Trustee.
For the Bureau of Prisons, our FY 2003 budget seeks $348.3 million for additional prison activation and completion of previously authorized construction projects. Specifically, $206 million is included to continue construction of a medium security facility, a secure female facility, and to expand three other facilities. For additional prison activations and an institutional population adjustment, $142.3 million is included in our FY 2003 budget. This additional funding will provide resources to activate four new facilities, including Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Glenville, West Virginia, United States Penitentiary (USP)- Big Sandy, Kentucky, USP-McCreary County, Kentucky, and USP-Victorville, California, and to expand USP Marion, Illinois and FCI Safford, Arizona. These facilities will add over 5,000 critically needed beds to reduce overcrowding.
Reducing the Availability of Illegal Drugs and Supporting Proven Programs
Aimed at Reducing Drug Use
Today, more than ever, drug enforcement can play a critical role in protecting our national security by starving the financial base of criminal organizations and depriving them of the drug proceeds that may be used to fund terrorist activities. Drugs not only weaken the fabric of our society, but also threaten our national security. The recent attacks perpetrated on our Nation illustrate the connection between drug trafficking and terrorist attacks. In Afghanistan, the Taliban, which controlled opium production and directly taxed the drug trade, opened its doors to Osama Bin Laden and the al Qaeda organization. Drug trafficking provides terrorists a steady source of resources to finance their operations. Our budget includes a $17.4 million resource reprogramming proposal, utilizing prior year resources available to DEA, to implement an Afghanistan Initiative, Operation Containment, that will employ a multi-faceted approach to identify, target, investigate, disrupt and dismantle transnational heroin trafficking organizations in Central Asia. The established link between the proceeds generated from the sale of Afghan heroin and terrorist activities makes combating heroin production in Central Asia critical to the security of the United States.
The Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF) program is the centerpiece of the Departments drug strategy to reduce the availability of drugs. OCDETF combines the talent of experienced federal agents and prosecutors with support from state and local law enforcement, thereby uniquely positioning OCDETF to conduct multiple coordinated investigations across the country to root out and eliminate all pieces of major drug organizations. For FY 2003, our budget seeks an increase of $14.8 million through OCDETF to provide field support for DEAs Special Operations Division coordinated investigations. This funding will enhance OCDETFs ability to conduct complex, multi-district investigations developed from Special Operations Division intelligence and coordination. These resources will be used by DEA and the Departments Criminal Division; and will also be used to fund state and local overtime.
DEA conducts financial investigations to detect and disrupt the international and domestic flow of illicit money. To support these financial investigations and enhance regulatory and cooperative and public-private efforts to prevent money laundering, our FY 2003 budget proposes a program improvement of $4.1 million. For FY 2003, we are also seeking $24.6 million for DEAs Diversion Control program. These resources will be used to strengthen DEAs enforcement capabilities to prevent, detect, and investigate the diversion of controlled substances, particularly OxyContin®. Increasing abuse of OxyContin® has led to an increase of associated criminal activity.
The Departments FY 2003 budget also seeks $13 million for drug abuse and crime programs under the Office of Justice Programs. Specifically, we are seeking $4 million to expand the Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring (ADAM) program to 10 additional sites. The ADAM program is the only federally funded drug use prevalence program that directly addresses the relationship between illicit drug use and criminal behavior. ADAM data assist practitioners and policy makers in understanding, anticipating and responding to their communitys changing drug problems. Our budget also includes $52 million for the Drug Courts Program, a $2 million increase, and $77 million in funding for the Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program, a 10 percent increase in funding over FY 2002.
Advancing Civil Rights
Essential to our republic is the right of every citizen, from every walk of life, to be treated equally under the law. This includes every citizens right to vote. The Federal Government has become an active participant in establishing rules for the conduct of elections on matters ranging from voter registration to protection against discrimination.
In FY 2003, the Department requests $400 million for a new three-year program (totaling $1.2 billion) to improve state and local jurisdictions voting technologies and administration, including voting machines, registration systems, voter education, and poll worker training. This new program will provide states with matching grants for election reform. This proposal is consistent with the recommendations of the National Commission on Federal Electoral Reform headed by former Presidents Ford and Carter. The Office of Justice Programs (OJP) will have primary responsibility for administering the program, in consultation with the Department of Commerces National Institute of Standards and Technology, which will provide expertise on voluntary technical standards.
Our budget seeks $2.8 million to promote effective investigation, prosecution, and response to hate crimes. This amount includes $1.5 million to study the effect of hate crime legislation by examining 6 sites that have hate crime laws and 8 with little or no such legislation; and $1.3 million to develop and provide hate crimes awareness training and technical assistance, and to disseminate successful program strategies. Our FY 2003 budget also seeks $3 million for the Office of the Inspector General to address a statutory requirement in the USA PATRIOT Act requiring the review of complaints alleging abuses of civil rights and liberties, and to provide audit oversight for the Departments counterterrorism programs.
Enhancing the Departments Legal Activities
The Department of Justice is often described as the largest law office in the Nation. We serve as counsel for the citizens of this Nation and represent them in enforcing the law in the public interest. For FY 2003, our budget seeks $32.5 million for the Civil Division to increase its use of automated litigation support (ALS) services to successfully resolve extraordinarily large and document-intensive cases. ALS is an indispensable method of managing millions of pages of documents, performing electronic discovery, executing court-ordered trial presentation systems, and generating real-time transcripts. In addition, to address the burgeoning defensive docket in United States Attorneys Offices, our budget seeks an additional $2 million. These resources are necessary to adequately defend the government from unwarranted claims and to fairly resolve meritorious claims. Our budget requests an additional $11 million to complete the third and final phase of the overall telecommunications convergence initiative in United States Attorneys Offices throughout the Nation: implementing Internet Protocol telephony. This convergence will enable the U.S. Attorneys to encrypt all transmissions, share resources and use telecommunications bandwidth more effectively, and reduce overall operating and maintenance by establishing a common, standardized telecommunications infrastructure.
For the United States Trustee Program (USTP), we are proposing an additional $6.3 million from fee collections. Specifically, our budget requests $5.8 million to enable USTP to develop systems to more effectively uncover material misstatements in bankruptcy schedules and statements of financial affairs. An increase of $500,000 is requested to establish a pilot program and curriculum to provide personal financial management instructions.
Streamlining Assistance Available to State and Local Law Enforcement
The FY 2003 budget proposes a refocusing of spending directed toward state and local assistance. This budget refocuses and redirects funding toward core Federal counterterrorism prevention and investigations. Between last years appropriation and next years budget proposal, discretionary spending on Federal law enforcement grows almost 19 percent. Meanwhile, the Administration also refocuses and redirects state and local assistance; although funding through the Department of Justice decreases, the Presidents budget includes new funding for first responder preparedness through the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
For FY 2003, we propose a new $800 million program, the Justice Assistance Grants Program (JAGP), that consolidates the Local Law Enforcement Block Grant (LLEBG) and the Byrne Formula Grant Program into a single grant program under the Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) program. Consequently, we are proposing to eliminate the LLEBG and Byrne Programs in their current form. The consolidation of these two programs should result in a simplified application process for participating state and local governments, and greater flexibility for local law enforcement agencies in the use of block grant funds. States may use these resources for statewide initiatives, technical assistance and training, and support for rural jurisdictions in the areas of enforcement, prosecution and court programs, prevention programs, corrections programs and treatment programs. Local funding may also be used for these purposes and can be combined with funding from other jurisdictions to form regional projects. This program also includes $15 million to facilitate the USA Freedom Corps by encouraging citizen participation in law enforcement, community safety and terrorism preparedness; and $60 million for the Boys and Girls Clubs.
Also, within COPSs, we are seeking $65.6 million in targeted assistance to police departments. This amount includes an increase of $15.6 million for the Police Corps, a scholarship and training program designed to improve local police response to violent crime by increasing the number of officers on the beat with advanced education and training. It also includes a total of $50 million for COPS Technology Grants. To improve the mechanisms for ensuring state court-based data are properly transferred to the criminal record, we are seeking an additional $25 million. These resources will enhance the capability of the FBIs National Instant Check System to provide immediate feedback. Our budget also seeks an increase of $6.1 million to expand the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program by establishing a regional task force in at least 40 states and expanding capacity-building activities through research, training and technical assistance.
The FY 2003 budget provides over $3.2 billion for state and local law enforcement grant programs. However, it also prioritizes scarce federal resources and includes proposed reductions and eliminations of some of the current grant programs. Reductions are made primarily in the following areas: 1) Byrne Discretionary and Formula grants; 2) Local Law Enforcement Block Grant; and 3) State Criminal Alien Assistance Program.
Other Important Activities
Our budget seeks $48.5 million to enhance several items of critical importance to the Department. Specifically, we are seeking $36.5 million to enhance various FBI data management and warehousing techniques and to provide new administrative support and financial systems. Additionally, $10 million is sought to begin planning and initial deployment of a new Departmental Financial Management System. This funding will provide much needed resources to address financial system material weaknesses cited by the Departments auditors. For the FBI, our budget also seeks $867 thousand for the Federal Convicted Offender Program to manage and type federal convicted offender DNA samples, purchase equipment, and fund miscellaneous expenses related to this effort. The DNA Analysis Backlog Elimination Act of 2000 authorizes the FBI to collect DNA samples from individuals convicted of qualifying offenses. The USA PATRIOT Act of 2001 expands the list of qualifying offenses to include terrorism-related offenses and other crimes of violence.
Chairman Hollings, Senator Gregg, Members of the Subcommittee, I have outlined for you today the principal focus of President Bushs FY 2003 budget request for the Department of Justice. I look forward to working with you on this budget proposal and other issues.
Thank you. I would be pleased to answer any questions you might have.


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i really liked it
I don't get it
how is that meant to be scary... i don't get it..... expalain please
the warm hand of satan wtf.
What is that all about lol, its pretty funny and gave me a couple of chills aswell but i cant understand what that Hand of satan bit or really anything about the movie is about. Its a good movie though Keep it up.
You have powers
I give this a ten because you have the power to make me scared to click "watch this movie". I'm such a pussy, haha.
I ant explain it but this is bloody funny, its weird like me and it just makes me laugh, i say womans genitalia and a boob tube on one of the diagrams i think i am not normal muauauauauaauauh


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Already burdened by back injuries to captain Daniel Vettori and Brendon McCullum, New Zealand on Tuesday suffered yet another setback when fast bowler Daryl Tuffey was ruled out of the ongoing five-match One-Day International series against India due to a bicep strain.
Tuffey, who took two for 56 in the opening match in Guwahati on Sunday, will return home. But the visitors have not yet announced his replacement.
"Daryl developed discomfort in his right bicep while he was playing but was able to manage it during the match. It appeared to be OK when he was bowling, but now he's unable to throw without pain so he will return home for further assessment and treatment," Mark Greatbatch, New Zealand's coach and selector, said in a statement.
Vettori and McCullum were not available for the first ODI and the inexperienced side, led by Ross Taylor, went on to lose by 40 runs against India.
It's still not clear whether the duo will be available for the second ODI in Jaipur on Wednesday.
"We are hopeful that both Dan and Brendon will be available for the next match. Dan is more likely at this stage but we are monitoring both on a day-to-day basis. A decision on the final line-up is expected shortly before the match," Greatbatch added.


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- Face and Eyes
- Make-up remover
- Milk
- Day and night
Gentle Cleansing Milk
Enriching nourishing & soothing agents
The formula is natural, effective and gentle on the skin, even sensitive skin.
Apply morning and evening using a cotton pad to face and eyes. With or without rinsing.
Dermatologist & Ophthalmologist tested. Hypo-Allergenic. Non-comedogenic.
Also in Travel Size
"Really luxurious cleanser, glides over my skin."
- Allison
Ratings and Reviews
A woman
Great 2nd cleanse or Morning cleanse for sensitive skin
I purchased the 400 ML size of this at the shop while visiting Paris last year. I keep it in my shower for a morning cleanse---not to remove a full face of makeup. I have very sensitive skin and it has been prone to drying out lately, but this cleanser is awesome and non-drying.
I would not use this to remove makeup, just to cleanse and already bare face. It's excellent! I am a little annoyed I can't purchase the 400 ML size online though so I'm giving it 4 stars:(
Best daily cleanser
I have dry/sensitive skin and this cleanses without drying me out. Feels great on the skin. I'm also acne prone and has worked perfectly for over a year with no complaints. If your looking to take off a full face of makeup, Id go with the oil cleanser but this is great for the morning or if you only have on light makeup.
Barbara Peretti
Leaves skin cleansed and moisturized
I've found this cleansing milk to work wonderfully for me. At night when I'm tired and ready for bed I apply a little of the cleansing milk to my face with a cleaning pad and it leaves my skin feeling fresh and moisturized. I do not usually rinse afterward. I use this when I haven't been wearing make-up but it does removed my mascara and eyeliner. I love this product.
Amazing- can't get enough!
I love this product! Whether my face feels dry or oily, irritated by makeup or needs to wake up, this resets my skin and is completely refreshing. I would use it every day if I could.
best cleanser for sensitive skin
The cleansing milk is great for very sensitive skin. In winter, especially, I find water too irritating. I can use this without wetting my face first and my skin feels just as clean. No extra breakouts compared to other cleansers I have tried. It doesn't rinse well. It won't leave your face feeling the same way as a foaming cleanser or soap. But it does come of clean using either the cleansing water or moisturizing toner on a cotton pad. I have tried the caudalie foaming cleanser and it did not clean my skin as well as this; even though my skin felt more "clean" when I rinsed it off I had more breakouts. Definitely worth a try (in combo with toner or cleansing water) if you have sensitive skin.
Milk Cleanser
When I first purchased this cleanser, I thought it would be a gentle cleanser to use in the shower. I was disappointed once I realized how to use the product. However, after several uses the product has really grown on me. At first I thought the product was too thick to leave on but it turns out to be very effective and leaves my face very soft and hydrated.
Hate New Formula, Was my HG Product
I have dry and sensitive skin and I have tried pretty much every cleanser Sephora has to offer. I finally found my match and my skin was amazing. I went on a trip out of town and lost my cleanser in the hotel room. I was sad but thought it wasn't a huge deal because I could just repurchase. This was during the repackaging phase within 1 week's time of losing my cleanser. I bought it, used it, the formula is completely different. It is waxy and won't wash off easily. I immediately returned it. The sales lady at Sephora let me know I wasn't the only one who was disappointed. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Bring back the old formua.
New Formulam So Disappointing
I have dry, sensitive skin with rosacea and the old formula was one of the only cleansers that was effective but didn't irritate my skin. The new formula is incredibly disappointing. It takes many cotton pads and lots of toner to get all the makeup residue off my skin. Unlike cleansing oils, it does not emulsify and rinse off. I need to use the foaming cleanser after the milky cleanser so I don't have to use so many pads that create too much friction for my delicate skin. Please reevaluate this formula!
One swipe!
I loved the old formula, but am LOVING this one! I use it with cotton pads to remove my make up and cleanse my face. One swipe for each area of my face and I'm done!
I love a quick clean up at the end of the day... and my face feels clean and hydrated. Love!!
I loved the old formula
I had finally found a cleanser that was the perfect balance for my skin. I was concerned when I saw the new packaging and a different list of ingredients. Well I am sad to say that this new formula does not work for me anymore. A week into using it and my skin still tingles and burns every time. The product leaves a slick feel and even the smell makes me itchy. Off to find a new product.
Love the new Cleanser
I used the old formula for a long time and was not happy when I heard you had changed it. I tried it and didn't really like it the first day. But after using it for a few days, I loved it! . I think you just have to get used to the change. It does rinse off differently but leaves my skin feeling so much more moisturized and soft. I love the way it smells and the way my skin feels. I look forward to using the new formua everyday. Please keep this new formula. I would not want to go back to the old one now.
Bring back old formula
As a long time user of this cleanser, I have to agree with the other posters. I much, much prefer the older formula. It was perfection. This new one leaves an odd, slick/filmy feeling which I can't seem to wash away. The scent is also a little off-putting.
Bring back the old formula!
As is usually the case, I feared that with the new packaging came a new formula, and it definitely did. I LOVED the old formula. As someone with dry, sensitive skin I don't like the 'squeky clean' feeling that many cleansers leave behind. I was so happy to find a milk cleanser that really worked and had a fresh but light scent. I'm disappointed in the new formula. I feel like it leaves a film on my skin, and the scent is NOTHING like it was before. It now has this almost 'frito' scent; not something you really relish putting on your skin. Especially given the cost of the product, I sadly will not repurchase unless the old formula is brought back.
old formula better
I have been using the cleansing product for a number of years and I'm very unhappy with the new formula.
This new product is terrible!!
What happened to the creamy white cleansing milk in the clear or white bottle? This new product is terrible!!
Please bring back the old formula
I have used the old formula for years and have been thrilled to find a cleanser that is gentle, thorough, non-drying and non-irritating.I am sadly disappointed to discover that the new packaging included a new formula that has caused my face and eyes to feel like they are covered in goo, even after rinsed with water (which I didn't have to do with the old formula). Please bring back the old cleanser.
Hate the new formula
Sorry Caudalie but the old was better. I loved the old creamy white cleansing milk in the clear or white bottle. The stuff in green is awful. It leaves residue in my eyebrows of all places. I switched to Aveda and there still not happy. There is not comparable to your old product. Please bring it back as an option for your most valued and faithful customers.
Oily new formula
I thought I found a cleanser for life until the formula changed. I broke out a few days after I started using this cleanser. I will no longer use Caudalie and I will return this cleanser to the store.
Great product!!! Works so well with my Clarisonic on my sensitive skin
I loved the old cleansing milk. Unfortunately, the new formula is very different from the old formula. This cleansing milk is very oily and doesn't leave my skin feeling clean. Instead, it leaves an olive oil like residue on my face that is difficult to rinse away. That being said... I am still using it, but have to mix it with a pump or two of Cetaphil to get my face clean. That actually makes a pretty nice, gentle cleanser... Still, wish the old formula was still on the market!!
I Do Not Like The New Formula
I loved the old formula. Very creamy, got off all my makeup and impurities, and left my face feeling clean and soft. This new formula is like putting on a cold cream, and does not rinse off with water. I use a light tinted moisturizer, and the first time I used this new formula, I put it on in the shower, it felt like it absorbed into my skin, didn't rinse off, and then when trying to dry my face, all my tinted moisturizer and the product all rubbed off on my towel. I will not order this again.
Won't use the new formula
I used the old formula for years and loved it. My skin always felt clean and soft after washing and my complexion was radiant. The old formulation contained only natural grape seed polyphenols, cornflower water, oat milk, sweet almond & jojoba oils and shea butter. The new formulation has a startling list of ingredients including alcohol, xanthan gum, potassium sorbate, maltodextrin, fragrance and SODIUM HYDROXIDE! When I contacted Caudalie I was told they improved the formulation to make it more "natural." It was no surprise that a mere week after using the new cleansing milk that my face and neck were covered in red bumps and huge white heads. Unfortunately I am leaving Caudalie and the only way I would come back is if they decided to return the old formulation. I could just cry (if I had any tears left after the weeks it's taken me to get over the embarrassing state of my face).


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Hi. I've been riding a San andreas for about a year with XTR V's. Recently i purchased a pair of Hope m4's. Although I seem to have a problem with the size of the rear mount bracket on the frame. Its far too small for any mount I've come across.
I was wondering whether anyone else has had a similar problem fitting a caliper to the same frame.
Heres a picture of the problem
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text: Jerry Jones struck back at the NFL's declaration that the Cowboys violated the NFL's salary cap with Deion Sanders' contract, claiming that the league responded "maliciously, carrying their marketing conflict into this dispute." Ed Werder writes in this morning's DALLAS MORNING NEWS that Jones vowed that the NFL's rejection will be "tenaciously challenged." Jones: "This is not about Deion Sanders' contract. This is about sticking it to the Dallas Cowboys." Werder reports that Jones "has declined compromise offers" from the league and will contest the league's ruling "with the highest possible authorities." The NFLPA will represent Sanders and the Cowboys in a two-step process for Jones' appeal. The two sides will first have a hearing before an arbitrator known as the "NFL special master." Werder reports that the loser can appeal to U.S. District Court Judge David Doty, who supervised the implementation of the league's CBA. Sanders' deal pays him $37.1M, with a $12.99M signing bonus. His salary is at the league minimum of $178,000 over the first three seasons. Although Sanders will average $5M a season over seven years, his salary counts for only $2.035M under the cap for the first three seasons (DALLAS MORNING NEWS, 10/13). JONES GETS AN ALLY: In this morning's N.Y. TIMES, Allan Myerson reports that the NFLPA has joined Jones' side "raising the prospect of a broader battle with owners over the huge salary packages demanded by the game's superstars." NFLPA General Counsel Richard Berthelsen: "It's our view that the league has no leg to stand on" (N.Y. TIMES, 10/13). AND IF JONES CAN'T WIN WITH THE FORCE? An unfavorable ruling for the Cowboys would limit their free-agent spending and could force them to cut players "if an edict comes before the end of the season," according to Kevin Lyons in this morning's FT. WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM. Jones added that he hopes the league's objections won't affect "the Cowboys' future regarding such things as the Thanksgiving Day game, scheduling and appearances on national television" (FT. WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM, 10/13). REAX: On last night's TNT coverage of the Rams-Falcons game Kevin Kiley noted that "every deal Jerry Jones does now, he puts under a microscope ... I doubt that he broke the rules" ("TNT Wrap Up," 10/12). ESPN's Keith Olbermann: "If we need a new national soap opera to replace the State versus O.J., we may have found it - the NFL versus Jerry Jones" ("SportsCenter," 10/12). In Fort Worth, Gil Lebreton writes, "Jones is dead right on this one. ... If league owners were so suspicious of teams circumventing the salary cap, where were they last season, when San Francisco circumvented its way to the Super Bowl?" (FT. WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM, 10/13). "The Empire strikes back," writes MORNING NEWS Columnist Frank Luksa, who notes that "Jones lacks support and a sponsor" within the NFL's "power structure." (DALLAS MORNING NEWS, 10/13). "Fox NFL Sunday" will feature an interview with Jones by James Brown (Fox)


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Fulcrum's concept validation verifies the market potential of our client's products, indentifying barriers and opportunities that will enable clients to maximize success.
Fulcrum's positioning defines end user requirements, market claims, the least onerous regulatory path and the most direct reimbursement strategy to develop a balanced and efficient commercialization plan that meets stake holder requirements and provides the quickest route to market entry.
Market Entry is fraught with risk due to the considerable resources required to gain a foothold in the market. It is vital for organizations to efficiently allocate resources for this effort. The Fulcrum team has deep experience with initial market introductions in the clinical diagnostic and life sciences segments; establishing product presence in major biopharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Our success in introducing products to physician based practices has resulting in the acquisition of diagnostic products and therapeutic devices by major references laboratories and medical device companies.


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I went shopping for a pistol today for a good conceal gun. I have a S&W Air weight that is too bulky/heavy for me to comfortably carry every day. So, I'm not really liking the revolvers for carry. I've also used a 9mm Gloc and Ruger SR9C and they are too big to comfortably carry for me. I'd carry on my hip when I walk the property, but it wouldn't be something I would feel comfortable in public with. I also struggle sometimes with the slides. I have strong arms, but small wrists and weak hand grip and get sweaty hands when stressed. You should see me at the dentist.
I went shopping today and spoke with a less than helpful salesman so I didn't really get anywhere. I left with nothing. I'd like something small like a Ruger .380 or the LC9 but had some trouble with the slides on those as well. I liked the size and narrowness of both and would be more likely to carry something of that size. However, I really don't want to struggle with the slide, especially if I should need it. I'm not overly experienced with guns. I'll admit that I don't practice nearly as much as I should. I've also never shot a .380 but have some experience with 38 and 9mm. I don't know if that makes much difference or not.
I really don't want a .22. I already have one. Price is always a consideration, but if it was a gun that I felt completely comfortable with, I'd spend the money. So in conclusion I'm looking for a small carry pistol that is easily concealed, light, and not bulky. I'm looking for .380, 38, or 9mm. I'm also looking for ease of use......most notably an easy to handle slide if a semi-auto.
There is no place in my neck of the woods to shoot before you buy. You can handle before you buy, but that's it. I also don't know anyone that has a .380 or a LC9 or any other smaller gun that I could try before I buy. That said, anyone have any suggestions?


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I'm trying to put a new gage package on my 4000 and I can't locate the port for the water temperature fitting. I also would like to know if its permissible or recommended to blow out the oil pressure line leading to the gage. If so does it bleed itself or should I bleed it?
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How to Sync Remotes & Add More Controllers To Your Wii
Since all of the Wii remotes are wireless, you have to sync them to your Nintendo Wii in order for them to work. So how do you sync them to your Wii?
The first thing is, you usually need to be at the main screen on the Wii. Syncing doesn't always work when you're playing a game.
Next, look at the front of the Wii and you'll see a small flap near the bottom. Pull that flap down and you should see a red sync button. Don't press it yet though.
Take the battery cover off of the back of your remote and you'll see a small red sync button here too.
Now press and hold the sync button on the Wii for a second and let go, then press and hold the sync button on the remote for a second and let go. You should notice that the LED's on the front of the remote will flash for a few seconds, and then one should light up indicating which remote position it's in (1, 2, 3, or 4).
That's it, now that your remote is synced you just need to press any button when the Wii is on to wake it up. Once your remote is synced, it shouldn't need to be synced again unless you try to use that remote on a different Wii.
Every now and then a remote may become unsynced after losing battery power for an extended period of time however, which is normal.


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Platypus Pub Brewfest
The first annual Platypus Pub Brewfest is taking place tomorrow (Thursday, January 31), kicking off at 5pm at the Bend, Oregon craft beer pub, in partnership with Columbia Distributing. Here's the blurb from the Platypus:
This event is to showcase some of the many breweries that we have access to in Central Oregon. There will be fifteen beers on tap from fifteen different breweries across the Nation. There will be a representative from each one to talk to you and give samples of their beer that we will be pouring.
We will also be having a raffle to give away some swag from the participating breweries.
They're breaking the 15 breweries up into five groups of three reps over time. Here's that schedule (and beers):
First Group at 5:30:
- Georgetown Brewery (Seattle), Lucille IPA
- Full Sail Brewing (Hood River, OR), LTD 04 (Pale Bock)
- Cascade Lakes Brewing (Redmond, OR)
Second Group at 6:00:
- Sierra Nevada Brewing (Chico, CA), Ovila Quad
- Bend Brewing (Bend, OR), Raven Barrel Aged Imperial Stout
- New Belgium Brewing (Fort Collins, CO), La Folie Sour Brown
Third Group at 6:30:
- Elysian Brewing (Seattle), Mortis Sour Persimmon
- Deschutes Brewery (Bend), Red Chair NWPA (Nitro)
- BridgePort Brewing (Portland), Old Knucklehead Barleywine
Fourth Group at 7:00:
- Mac & Jacks (Seattle), Serengeti Wheat
- Stone Brewing (Escondido, CA), Double Bastard
- Pyramid Brewing (Portland), Apricot Ale
Final Group at 7:30:
- Worthy Brewing (Bend), Stout
- Green Flash Brewing (San Diego), Palate Wrecker Imperial IPA
- Dogfish Head Brewing (Milton, DE), Immort Ale
Interestingly it will be the first taste of a new Worthy Brewing beer before the brewery officially opens (after their Go Time Xtra Pale Ale was released a couple of weeks ago).


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Welcome to the Natural Parents Network Holiday Gift Guide!
If you need to complete your holiday shopping, find a birthday present for a friend, or just treat yourself to something special, the NPN Holiday Gift Guide has something for everyone. But what's even better, the NPN Holiday Gift Guide is a great opportunity to shop consciously and to support many naturally minded small businesses. The companies that have provided items for review and giveaway are almost exclusively made up of small businesses or work-at-home families.
Below you will find information on 74 companies from 25 of our NPN volunteers. The companies are giving away 89 products and gift certificates, for a total combined value of $2,550.
As you scroll through the Gift Guide, we encourage you to click on the links for each of the reviews — look for the links to our volunteers' blogs in each heading (i.e., "From ABC Company via Blog Name" — the "Blog Name" has the link to the review). Our volunteers have crafted thoughtful posts on each participating company with pictures of and links to products that are simply perfect for our natural parenting families. And while we've split our Gift Guide into sections ("Perfect for Kids" and "Family and Home"), you'll discover that many of the stores offer goodies that people of all ages will enjoy. Continue reading


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This technical notes report encompasses a wide range of best practices, project evaluations, lessons learned, and case studies regarding disaster relief and relief management in Belize. Issues addressed: (i) whether the disaster deficit index illustrates economic implications of a great disaster; (ii) whether the prevalent vulnerability index accounts for susceptibility and aggravation factors of the direct effects of the disasters due to deficiencies in development in Belize; and (iii) whether the risk management index points out what has been achieved and what is intended to do for improving risk management in Belize.
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From National Ledger By Tina Sims
Shouldn't Jessica Simpson be able to find a date? The buxom blonde has no kids, loads of cash and is still very young. Still she made the cover of Us Weekly recently as unlucky in love and now a report from Life & Style Weekly claims that she is using a dating service. I know what you are thinking - it's papa Joe's fault she can't find love.
The magazine has an item in this week's issue that reports that since splitting from Nick Lachey, Jessica Simpson has dated a string of musicians and actors - John Mayer, Adam Levine, Dane Cook - but hasn't had luck finding true romance.
Cue the rep™: Though Jess' rep denies it, a friend says the star is turning to a professional matchmaker to get the job done right! That has to be some job. Seriously, how hard can it be?
Tango's Take Yeah. This is a toughy. There are probably two, even three, MySpace pages pretending to Jess Simpson. By that measure, there could even be one or two women pretending to be Jessica on Match.com. We see three possible solutions for Jessica: 1) Join a club or religion or cult that just provides a spouse for you. It's worked for some other A-list stars. 2) Start a reality show to find a boyfriend. Or a website, is jdate taken? 3) Start sleeping with every Hollywood star until one sticks. It's too bad that Kate Hudson has already taken Dax Shepard off the market. That could have been a good fit.


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Single-Supply Dual Comparator
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The NJM2903/2403 consist of two independent precision voltage comparators with an offset voltage specification as low as 5.0mV max for two comparators, which were designed specifically to operate from a single power supply over a wide range of voltages. Operation from split power supplies is also possible and the low power supply current drain is independent of the magnitude of the power supply voltage. The NJM2903/2403 has a unique characteristic: the input common-mode voltage range includes ground, even though operated from a single power supply voltage. Application areas include limit comparators, simple analog-to-digital converters; pulse, square-wave and time delay generators; wide range VCO; MOS clock timers; multivibrators and high voltage digital logic gates. The NJM2903/2403 were designed to directly interface with TTL and MOS.When operated from both plus and minus power supplies, the NJM2903/2403 will directly interface with MOS logic where their low power drain is a distinct advantage over standard comparators.
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There are concerns that Inter's Gaby Mudingayi sustained serious injury in the 2-2 draw with Torino on Sunday.
The summer signing from Bologna was replaced by Esteban Cambiasso in the 55th minute of the Serie A tie.
According to the Gazzetta dello Sport, Inter medics fear that the 31-year-old has damaged his Achilles tendon.
Mudingayi has made nine League appearances for the Nerazzurri.
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A coalition of Democratic attorneys general in 16 states announced Tuesday an unprecedented campaign to pursue companies that challenge the catastrophic climate change narrative, raising concerns over free speech and the use of state authority to punish political foes.
Standing beside former Vice President Al Gore, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said the state officials are committed to "working together on key climate-related initiatives," including queries into whether fossil fuel companies like ExxonMobil have committed fraud by deceiving the public and shareholders about the impact of man-made carbon dioxide emissions.
Two states — California and New York — already have launched probes into ExxonMobil, while attorneys general from Massachusetts and the Virgin Islands indicated Tuesday that they would follow suit. Virgin Islands Attorney General Claude Walker, an independent, is the only non-Democrat involved in the campaign, called AGs United for Clean Power.
"The bottom line is simple: Climate change is real; it is a threat to all the people we represent," Mr. Schneiderman said. "If there are companies, whether they're utilities, whether they're fossil fuel companies, committing fraud in an effort to maximize their short-term profits at the expense of the people we represent, we want to find out about it. We want to expose it and want to pursue them to the fullest extent of the law."
Mr. Schneiderman also announced that 20 attorneys general representing 18 states, the District of Columbia and the Virgin Islands filed a brief Tuesday in support of the Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Power Plan rule, which has been challenged by attorneys general in 25 mostly red states.
The campaign was spurred by articles last year alleging Exxon hid research conducted by its own scientists linking fossil fuel emissions and global warming. Exxon officials have denied the claims and countered that the investigation was conducted by journalism entities that receive funding from foundations known for their climate change activism.


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Keisha Gardner Beard and husband Gregory are renovating her grandfather's funeral home, K. Gardner's on Jefferson Street, and transforming it into a retail and commercial space.
Kossie Gardner Sr., who is listed in the 1925 Colored Directory as "the youngest funeral director in the city," ran the business for 62 years until his death in 1990. Beard recently acquired the building from her father, Kossie Gardner Jr., who ran the business until 2001.
Proof she was doing the right thing came days ago when she called BellSouth to set up a phone service. When the operator read her the new digits, she heard the same number her grandfather had when he ran the business.
"I think its God and Granddaddy [that made that happen]," Beard laughed. "I started realizing