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UK Government Pressuring Search Engines To Censor Results In Favor Of Copyright Industries
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One of the most insidious aspects of recent Internet policy-making is that much of it is taking place behind closed doors, with little or no consultation -- think of SOPA, PIPA, ACTA and TPP. But there's another dangerous trend: the rise of "informal" agreements between the copyright industries and Internet service providers.
With the implicit threat that tough legislation will be brought in if voluntary agreements aren't drawn up promptly enough, governments are using this technique to avoid even the minimal scrutiny that consultations on proposed new laws would permit. This allows all kinds of bad ideas to be forced through without any evidence that they will help and without the chance for those affected to present their viewpoints.
James Firth has a disturbing post about a proposed "voluntary" scheme involving search engines in the UK:
We know laws such as the UK's Digital Economy Act and America's SOPA/PIPA met incredible resistance from the tech industry and internet users, and readers of this blog and Open Rights Group supporters are already aware the UK government has switched tack from legislating to encouraging agreements directly between service providers and copyright owners.
What is being proposed is out-and-out censorship and doctoring of search engine results through the use of blacklists and whitelists:
What we didn't know until now is the extent that the UK government and in particular Ed Vaizey, Minister for Culture, Communications and the Creative Industries, is pressurising search engines to police search results in a way that goes well beyond notice and take-down.
I'm told a consortium of search engines at a meeting on Tuesday were accused of a "retrograde step" after failing to make progress on a proposal by music rights holders for a system to promote "good" music resellers and demote "bad" in the search rankings.
The blacklist is of websites accused of infringement. These sites will never appear in search results. That's the whole site, not just the pages from the site with infringing content. And this is not a court process, it's a notification system allowing studios to tell search engines directly who the bad guys are.
That is, absolute power over search engines' results in these areas would be handed to industries that hardly have a good track record for adopting a proportionate approach to tackling unauthorized downloads. In particular, they are unlikely to lose much sleep over all the legitimate content that will become invisible when sites of borderline legality are removed from search engines' results "just to be on the safe side." And there are no indications that there would be any oversight as to who goes on the lists, or any right of appeal -- making it a purely extra-judicial punishment.
A white-list of "approved" online music and film services will be artificially promoted for music/film oriented searches.
The good news is that the search engines seem to be resisting this move -- for the moment. As Firth writes:
I'm told that whilst search engine providers are both keen to strictly abide by all national laws and also willing to work with content owners to provide easy-to-use notice and take-down systems (under the EU E-Commerce Directive and US DMCA), they are "drawing the line" at doctoring search results to suit one relatively small group of economic interests.
The whitelist is anyway problematic, since it might be seen as collusion in anti-competitive behavior, and incur the wrath of the European Commission. Worryingly, one other suggestion from the copyright industries seems to be more acceptable: cutting off the funding of sites in the same way that SOPA proposed.
On funding a meeting was held last Wednesday at the Department for Media, Culture and Sport between rights holders, and advertisers and payment service providers.
But even that seems an extremely dangerous step to take because it raises important questions about who will draw up such a blacklist, on what criteria, and how will those placed on it be able to appeal.
I'm told in that meeting a broad consensus was reached to create a blacklist of websites where no advertiser would be allowed to advertise or face expulsion from industry bodies such as the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB).
That exposes one of the key problems with these "voluntary" agreements: those pushing for them have no interest in striking a balance, or in building in safeguards for those most affected -- it's all about getting a quick-and-dirty fix and to hell with the consequences. That's why legislation, with full consultation from all parties, is a far better way of proceeding. After all, it's why we have a legislative process with checks and balances in the first place -- to craft a solution that is both workable and fair. The new fashion for backroom agreements among a small group of unelected insiders is nothing less than an attack on that process, and hence on democracy itself.
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John Barricelli knows good bread.
"Maybe it's in the blood," the third-generation baker said.
Now Darien can enjoy the bread that lives up to Barricelli's standards with the opening of SoNo Baking Company & Cafe at 49 Tokeneke Road.
"We decided to just pull the trigger and open," Barricelli said, sitting at one of the tables in his new store. He had toyed with opening before Labor Day, then after Labor Day, or before school started in Darien or after school started in Darien.
The doors officially opened the morning of Tuesday, Aug. 26.
Throughout the day, curious passersby and neighboring retailers made their way into the store to see what baked goods it had to offer.
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The first SoNo Baking Company & Cafe opened almost 10 years ago in South Norwalk at 101 S. Water St., when there was a belief that more retail stores would be coming to the neighborhood, Barricelli said. However, as the years went on, the retail stores didn't arrive and Barricelli's business remained steady, but with no growth.
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Have approximately 40k on the tires. 235/80r17 Hoping to eek out another 10k? On dry pavement, gravel and dirt the tires are great. Add some moisture and they become downright scary. Haul heavy loads, tow heavy trailer, they do fine when the road is dry. But the road isn't always dry, and that's when you need traction most. I can't recommend them. Love Cooper's, just not the St Maxx.
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I have a set of these with 5k miles in size 255/85-16E on my 1 ton Dodge 4x4 quad-cab pickup. The truck is used almost exclusively to service a mountain ranch at 6Kft.,130 miles from the beach in Southern California - twice a month. The trip includes 80mph on the freeway, 55-70 mph on a twisting 2-lane mountain road to 4k elevation, then 10 miles of dirt back roads comprised of granitic loam, holes, lumps, washboard and sharp loose rocks - often towing a loaded trailer. Pretty impressive tire for this purpose, and it's as if Cooper designed them using the same roads I drive - they are impressive. No tire can excel at everything, but the compromises this tire model exhibits are easily acceptable for their performance in the ways that really count. So, while they yowl very mildly when hammered around a mountain road curve, they are very quiet on the freeway. And while they don't deliver quite the mileage performance of a pure street tread, they aren't bad and hook up nearly as well in snowy mud and rocks as a purpose-built off-road race tire. The last time I owned a set of tires this impressive in comparison to other options was in the 70's. My buggy friends and I still morn the passing of the Norseman Tru-Track. This has a very similar tire 'personality' with clear improvements to rough ground traction and compounding for better winter traction/general wear. Balance and roundness of each tire is excellent. As for mileage, if I get 20k miles from them I'll be stoked. I've never got more than 25k miles from any tire brand or model. I seem to kill tires and sneakers for some reason. I have Michelin's on 5 of my 7 vehicles but they don't offer anything as good in this category nor do they offer this specific size.
Try finding a 33" tall tire that isn't way too wide for effective trail work. Thank you Cooper for having the intelligence and guts to offer a tire size and design that works, rather than only balloon tires every 17 year old wants on their trucks 'cause they look cool". I think these tires look awesome by the way, but I'm old and experienced, so who am I to say.
For the cost of these vs Hankook buy the Hankook. I purchased set of these 11-2016 so far I have put 5,000 miles on them. What I noticed that really concerns me is the amount of flex in the sidewall. Over 40 mph make a quick manuver you'll feel the truck sway very bad almost like towing heavy load out of control. My Hankook's never did this and I have had 2 sets of them. For traction they seem fine, but I also know 2 others that have them and both complain about the excessive wearing. I will go back to Hankook when these wear out if not sooner, I may just pull these and sell them.
I am not impressed at all with the performance of this tire. My uncle use to work for Cooper and swore by them, sorry uncle but they suck
I'm a forester and put a lot of miles on logging roads each year. I am on my 3rd set of these tires now and the first 2 both survived 75,000 miles! That's through mud, 4" gravel, snow/ice, logging debris, creek crossings, etc. These tires have never "chipped" out like others I've had. They also ride quiet on the highway. They clean out as good as mud tires. They don't bear the mountain snowflake emblem but I don't know why because they have not let me down in snow and ice. To me, they are the best tire for all conditions! I will be buying a 4th set soon!
Hello i purchased these tires on 10/14/2014 for my 2007.5 chevy silverado 2500 HD Diesel truck. Size 265/75/R16 I commute mostly to work and back 20 mile round trip. I am a casual driver and pull trailers a couple times a month. My truck had 94685 miles and 116607 miles any the tires have less than 1/8" of tread left. These tire only have 21922 miles on them. Im extremely disappointed in the life of the tires. I have rotated the tires 3 times in 21000 miles.
3 of the 4 tires have radial pull. I can only rotate front to back. Cannot cross side to side. Annoying to say the least. Was told by Big O that condition was common in truck tires. Never had it happen in any other brand. Not too bad noise wise-I expected it. Dry performance is pretty good, but mud and snow and ice isn't as good as I expected with an aggressive tread like this. Overall, I'd say its ok for highway use, but not much else. I'm disappointed.
Have these on a 2014 ram 3500 6.7 CCSB. 15k miles so far, probably about 15-20k miles left which is pretty good for these trucks. I have the 295/70/18 on stock rims.
Located in Northwest WA they see varying road conditions.
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I lost 2 mpg going with a bigger/wider tire (almost 35x12"). Was to be expected however.
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For those that claim a rough ride adjust your air pressure. Mine are front 65# rear 45#, air the rear up as you load the truck.
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Bought these for Dually dodges. They fit without spacers for a replacement to the stock 235/80/17.
I did not expect much tire life but was surprised. 42000+ miles before they were replaced. They have always been run hard. Empty weight on truck is 10400 and is typically at 14k to 16k without trailer. Bought 3 more sets for other duallies. Outlasts the other tire manufacturer in this size 3 to 1.


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The American Dream
- Retrieve equipment from the locker.
- Meet President Eden in his office.
- Take the vial of modified FEV.
- Escape the Enclave base.
- Report to Elder Lyons at the Citadel.
- Cram (x3)
- Dandy Boy Apples (x3)
- Fancy Lad Snack Cakes (x3)
- Potato Crisps
- InstaMash (x3)
- Pork N Beans (x2)
- 10mm Rounds (M)
- Combat Knife (M)
- Microfusion Cell (M)
- Energy Cell (M)
- Large Whiskey Bottle
- Electron Charge Pack (M)
- RadAway, Stimpak (M)
- Blood Pack (M)
- Dirty Water (M)
- Iguana on a Stick
- Squirrel on a Stick
- Recon Armor
- Rad-X
- Mentats (M)
- Steam Gauge Assembly (M)
- Scrap Metal (M)
- Fission Battery (M)
- Stealth Boy (x2)
- Missile (x3)
- Pulse Mine
- Flamer Fuel (M)
- Buffout (M)
- ZAX Destruct Sequence
- FEV Vial
- Plasma Mine (M)
- Pulse Grenade (x5)
- Plasma Grenade (M)
- Gatling Laser
- Plasma Pistol
Part 1[edit]
You're John Henry Eden's prisoner... but are you really? As this mission begins, Colonel Autumn is removed from your cell at the request of Enclave President Eden, and Eden then has your cuffs removed so that you're free to walk. Oddly, even though you were a prisoner in a prison cell, all of your goods that were previously in your inventory are in the locker straight ahead near the doorway, which you can go through after you get all of your goods back (be sure to reequip a weapon and your armor!) Once outside, an Enclave officer will intercept you. It doesn't really matter (as far as karma is concerned) how you deal with him. You can try to convince him of a number of things, or you can simply talk crap to him, which will result in hostilities. We gunned him and his Power Armor-clad friend down in cold blood before proceeding. What's the problem? After all, these guys took you as prisoner. Turn the tables while you still can.
You're now free to explore the floor your cell was on. You're not going to find much of anything of interest on this floor as far as good or items are concerned, but you will certainly run into a few Enclave soldiers and scientists, both of which you should kill with relative immunity (our Automatic 10mm was wreaking havoc on Power Armor-wearing enemies, while the scientists are vulnerable to just about any kind of attack). Ultimately, however, when you've finished combing this initial floor for enemies (and picked their bodies clean of goods), you're free to seek out the staircase leading to the floor above.
On this floor, everything will change. While soldiers on the previous floor were passive to you, attacking only if you attacked even if you already killed some of their brethren, the fact remains that your situation won't be the same up here. This is the kitchen and cafeteria area, and when you arrive, you'll hear Colonel Autumn literally override President Eden's previous orders to let you come see him without any issues. Now, Enclave enemies will shoot on sight, which makes your rampant killing of their personnel much less offensive. Nonetheless, seek out the kitchen up here and kill the enemies guarding it and any residuals within it. Then, raid it for goods. Apart from the ridiculous amounts of food within (Cram, Dandy Boy Apples, Fancy Lads Snack Cakes, Potato Crisps and more), you'll also find ammunition (10mm Rounds, Energy Cells, Electron Charge Packs, et cetera) and other incidental items, from Metal Cooking Pots to Pilot Lights, as well as Stimpaks, RadAway and more in the two medical kits on the side of the locker.
After stocking up on what you can, head back into the eating area and seek out the door leading upward to the floor above (you'll have to climb up two staircases). When you arrive at the door at the top of the second staircase, press through to the adjacent room. This is Raven Rock Level 2 (the entire complex being wholly known as Raven Rock). The next few paragraphs will cover level 2 (which is built primarily around the 2-monikers you'll find everywhere, whether they have C, B or A next to them. You'll work in reverse order, through C, then through B, and finally into A. Start with A, however, scouring the labs you encounter for goods, including a Conductor, a Hot Plate, and even some curative items, like Rad-X and Mentats. And keep your gun at the ready! Hostile Enclave Soldiers and the defenseless scientists they're guarding could be around any corner. Gun anyone you see down, as you're running out of areas in the main quest to gain much-needed experience.
The B series of labs will have more of an orange hue to them, as opposed to an overbearing blue glow. Here, many more items can be found, and there are more enemies to gun down as well. Be sure to search both levels of any given floor when you find them (you can usually scour areas underneath the metal gratings that make up the floors of most area if you can find staircases leading down -- just beware of traps). When you reach an area with many lockers lined in a semicircle with a nearby staircase, you know you're heading in the right direction. Ammunition galore and other items (like Fission Batteries and Cartons of Cigarettes) can be found in the lockers. Then, head down to the other end of the corridor. We're almost out of this area.
As an aside, if you run into one of your dad's old friends, she'll tell you that she gave him up in the name of the Enclave's advanced scientific utilities. We gunned her down for good measure, but this will net in negative karma gain, so keep that in mind if and when you encounter her (and scour her room for more goods, especially of the curative nature). When you eventually find a well-guarded bedroom at the end of a corridor in the B sector, you know you're on the right track. You can down the barrier on the left side of the room by hacking a nearby computer if you so desire, grabbing the Buffout, Mentats, 10mm Rounds and more within the crates there. You can also find the ZAX Destruct Sequence, some Flamer Fuel and more. But ultimately, you'll want to use a nearby staircase running from the adjacent corridor up to a door that leads to the first level of Raven Rock.
Part 2[edit]
If it's not clear that there's a power struggle between Autumn and Eden by the time you get here, it will become clear once you arrive. Enclave Soldiers are gunned down by robotic sentries sent by Eden, who leave you alone. It seems John Henry Eden really wants to meet you, after all. But how does he have so much control over the robotic elements of the Enclave? You will soon find out.
Run forward down the corridor beyond where the Enclave soldiers were done in. This will lead to what appears to be a gigantic super computer that you can climb up. In fact, many staircases and catwalks will lead you higher and higher, further and further up, until you reach the top of the super computer. At this point, your first instinct will likely be running towards the door at the top of the stairs. But when you try to open it, you're unable to proceed. And then you hear John Henry Eden laugh and tell you to come look at him. But there's no one there! Wait just a minute...!
John Henry Eden, the president of the Enclave, the president of the United States, is a... a computer? Well my friends, you've now been exposed to one of the greatest secrets and spoiler points in the entire game. Congratulations! But now, it's time to engage this super-intelligent computer in conversation. It appears Eden has been alive and well since before the Chinese-US war destroyed the world. He was created for just such an occasion as a nuclear war, and has been ruling the Enclave and the remnants of the United States government for the better part of two-hundred years. We'll let you talk to him (at length) to get the rest of the information. And there's a lot of it. Keep in mind that your main objective after the conversation is over is to grab the FEV Vial before heading out the nearby door that was locked before. But with some persuasion and skill, you can convince Eden to destroy himself, which will make your escape from Raven Rock different than it would otherwise be. For the record, we here at IGN Guides convinced Eden through science that he must destroy himself. And he concurred.
It's time to make our great escape from the compound (which, for us, is being destroyed under our very feet since we convinced Eden to destroy himself). But President Eden is still very much plugged into the system, and his robotic Enclave friends will again assist you in getting out of dodge as quickly and as safely as possible. When you reach an office alcove, hack the computer if you can to free a powerful beast named Deathclaw, which you can then kill (as rapidly as you can) for massive experience. He packs a powerful punch, though, so be sure to down him as quickly and efficiently as you can! And comb the desk next to the computer for more items, including some healing items like a Stimpak.
Further down, the fray will intensify greatly. Gun turrets and mobile robotic units will do their best to nullify the human Enclave threat as much as possible (meaning, you shouldn't turn your ire on them as long as they're helping you), but they might not succeed in certain areas of getting rid of the threat completely, leaving a few half-damaged enemies for you to kill. Once they're dead, you can proceed forward, but be sure to check underneath the metal grating you're walking over via a staircase leading down, where a plethora of treasure chests lie in wait. Open them for all sorts of goods. Curative goods (Stimpaks, Dirty Water, RadAway, Rad-X and more) should be expected, but it's the myriad Plasma Mines, Plasma Grenades and Microfusion Cells that will really pique your interest.
Now, we're almost out of Raven Rock, but not quite yet. When you come across a light blue force field on your right as you're heading forward, you know you're headed in the right direction (though this entire area is completely linear, so getting lost shouldn't be much of an issue for you). There's going to be minimal help in taking out these last Enclave soldiers, and worse yet, they're decked out in powerful Tesla Armor and are toting, of all weapons, Missile Launchers. Quickly hack the computer so you can get through the force field. Grab the items you can (of most interest will be the Gatling Laser and Plasma Pistol), and then get ready to fight this final set of goons, concentrating on one at a time. The humongous amount of Stimpaks you've found (and likely already had) will come in handy here, since missiles do a number on your limbs. Take out these final foes and make sure to grab their Tesla Armor as you run outside.
The situation outside is hectic. You won't find any Enclave ground forces (thankfully), but if you were nice to the Super Mutant named Fawkes earlier in the game, he will be out here taking shots at the interesting helicopter craft the Enclave uses. Speaking of which, those helicopters are taking off en masse heading to an unknown destination. It seems like some sort of invasion force is brewing. What's going on!? Well, teleport instantly to the Brotherhood of Steel's stronghold at The Citadel to find out.
Once you arrive at The Citadel, you'll find it much the same way you left it when you took off earlier. But worry not, for even if things in the courtyard of the former Pentagon seem like business as usual, once you enter the building itself and head down into the laboratory, things are a little more hectic. Elder Lyons and her daughter, who heads the Brotherhood of Steel's elite unit (Lyon's Pride) are arguing over how to act next. And that's where you come in.
Until the Elder and Sarah begin talking to you directly, they don't know that the Enclave has the G.E.C.K. and can now effectively start Project Purity on their own at the Jefferson Memorial. Making matters worse, the Enclave has sent everything they had to protect that position and don't intend whatsoever to let it go without a fight. After either holding onto or giving away the FEV Virus (keeping in mind that the Brotherhood intends on destroying it after examining it), you'll be given an option by Sarah for some new armor (which you should decline, since you have Tesla Armor, much more powerful than whatever she's offering you). Then, when you're ready, speak to her again to begin the game's final mission.
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With 5:20 on the final clock in Kinston�s Eastern Regional semifinal game against top-seeded Trinity Wednesday night, the Vikings� bench signaled for their backcourt to just hold it.
FAYETTEVILLE � With 5:20 on the final clock in Kinston�s Eastern Regional semifinal game against top-seeded Trinity Wednesday night, the Vikings� bench signaled for their backcourt to just hold it.
The Kinston fans in Fayetteville�s Crown Arena began clapping and cheering.
The Vikings were up by 16 and held off the Bulldogs to advance to the regional final with a 54-40 victory.
The Kinston boys are headed back to the game for the eighth year in a row. They will face No. 10 Jacksonville Northside Saturday in Fayetteville.
Going up by as many as 20 in the fourth quarter, it didn�t start off like that for the Vikings.
Kinston (24-5) found itself down 5-0 to Trinity and didn�t score its first basket until five minutes into the game. The Vikings went on a 6-0 run and led 6-5 at the end of the first period.
Trinity�s (26-2) method was using lengthy, methodical possessions and forcing uncomfortable shots over its zone early on.
�We�ve got a lot of respect for what they do,� Kinston coach Perry Tyndall said of the Bulldogs. �We knew their three guards, we were going to have to contain them. (Jarrod) Rogers � had you worried sometimes.
�I�d see him in my sleep since I�d been watching all this film shooting balls from the volleyball line. We knew what we had to do.�
Once Kinston�s defense kicked into gear, it translated into offensive execution.
If the Vikings wanted to shoot over the zone, senior guard Andrew Lopez took care of that. He hit each of the team�s four 3-pointers, having a perfect night from behind the arc and finishing with a game-high 18. Aside from the first quarter, he opened each period�s scoring with a triple.
If Kinston needed to penetrate Trinity�s defense, that was left up to juniors Brandon Ingram and Darnell Dunn who had 15 apiece.
Add Mykel Hart�s six to the equation, those were the only four scorers for Kinston in Wednesday�s contest.
�We wanted to get stops,� Tyndall said. �We tried to press a little bit. We started to man up a little bit and we got stops. It was really a team effort knowing who to contain and what assignments we had.�
Rogers led the way for the Bulldogs with 15 points, including a pair of treys � one which he hit from nearly 30 feet out.
The shooter went five-of-13 on the night and didn�t make a 3-pointer in the second half.
And that�s what Kinston wanted.
The lead eventually hit 20 points on two occasions in the final quarter before Tyndall cleared his bench. The Vikings additionally crushed the Bulldogs on the glass, leading 31-17.
�It starts on defense,� Lopez said of the Vikings� turnaround. �Once we got our defense going, we just ended up scoring on offense.�
It also began in the third quarter, when Kinston outscored Trinity, 20-9.
After Dunn drove to the basket and drew a foul at the 4:32 mark after the break during the Kinston rally, it forced Bulldogs coach Tim Kelly to use his first timeout.
�I think (Darnell Dunn) is a big part of that team,� he said. �He�s pretty darn good.�
Wednesday�s game was a rematch of the 2008 North Carolina High School Athletic Association 3A championship, where Kinston beat Trinity, 60-58.
�I couldn�t ask for a better group of kids,� Kelly said about this year�s team. �(Kinston) just made more plays than we did.�
Kinston and Northside (23-3) are scheduled to meet a noon Saturday.
�We know a lot about them and we respect them,� Tyndall said. �We�re looking forward to heading back that way on Saturday.�
Jessika Morgan can be reached at 252-559-1078 and email@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @JessikaMorgan. Free Press Editor Bryan C. Hanks contributed to this article.
Kinston (24-5) 6 14 20 14 � 54
Trinity (26-2) 5 13 9 13 � 40
J. Rogers 5-13 3-6 2-6 3 15
H. Osborne 0-3 1-2 0-0 2 1
D. Mewcome 3-9 0-0 2-7 1 8
A. McGavic 6-8 0-0 0-0 5 12
J. McCall 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0
Z. Branch 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0
Totals 15-40 6-10 4-13 17 40
Q. Ham 0-1 0-0 0-1 1 0
A. Lopez 6-9 2-3 4-4 4 18
B. Ingram 5-7 5-10 0-0 8 15
M. Hart 2-4 2-2 0-0 4 6
Darnell Dunn 6-13 3-4 0-0 11 15
J. Fields 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0
M. Davis 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0
D. Walters 0-0 0-2 0-0 0 0
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The following is a script from "Angel of Death" which aired on April 28, 2013. Steve Kroft is the correspondent. Graham Messick, producer.
Tonight you're going to come face-to-face with a serial killer, one of the most prolific serial killers in U.S. history. They don't usually talk to reporters. And in the 45 years of 60 Minutes, we have never interviewed one until now.
Charles Cullen was a critical care nurse who admits to killing up to 40 people. Some suspect it was a lot more. The murders took place over 16 years in seven different hospitals. There were suspicions at nearly all of them that Cullen was harming patients, yet none of them passed that information on to subsequent employers. Newspaper headlines called him "The Angel of Death," but as you will see, Charles Cullen was no mercy killer. Until we interviewed him a few weeks ago, he had never spoken publically about his crimes, never tried to explain why he did it, or even express remorse to the families of victims when he finally faced them in court.
Thomas Strenko: This monster didn't even know us or our son, but had the audacity to end his life.
Richard Stoeker: I'd like to tell you a little about my mother, that you murdered. You don't even have the guts to look this way do you?
Clara Hardgrove: Charles. Why don't you look up at us?! I'd like to show you what you did to our children. This is their dad in his coffin. How do you like that?
This was the scene seven years ago at the Somerset County Courthouse in New Jersey, as Charles Cullen sat through his sentencing hearing, refusing to speak, or even acknowledge the family members of people he had murdered. Even the judge was exasperated.
Judge Paul Armstrong: Mr. Cullen, I asked you a question...Why is it that you have chosen not to address the court?...Can you hear me, Mr. Cullen?"
He's kept that silence behind the walls of the New Jersey State Prison in Trenton, where he is in protective custody to keep him safe from other inmates. Protecting himself from his own demons has been more difficult. We found out when we sat down across from him in a cramped cubicle separated by a thick layer of glass, to talk about the people he's killed.
Steve Kroft: Is 40 an arbitrary number?
Charles Cullen: Forty is an estimate. I gave a number between 30 and 40. I think I have identified, you know, most of them.
Steve Kroft: Look, you pled guilty to murder. But you don't use that word.
Charles Cullen: I think that I had a lot of trouble accepting that word for a long time. I accept that that's what it is.
Steve Kroft: Do you consider yourself a serial killer?
Charles Cullen: I mean, I guess it depends upon a person's definition. If it's more than one and it's a pattern, I guess then yes.
In Cullen's case, all his victims were patients assigned to hospital units where he worked as a nurse. They ranged in age from 21 to 91. Some were critically ill. Others were ready to be discharged when Cullen injected them with drugs that would kill them. It was a pattern that began 26 years ago at St. Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, New Jersey, Cullen's very first nursing job.
Charles Cullen: I worked on the burn unit. So, I mean, there was a lot of pain, a lot of suffering. And I didn't cope with that as well as I thought I would.
Steve Kroft: And that was the first place that you gave someone medication that caused them to die?
Charles Cullen: Yes.
The patient was John Yengo, a judge from New Jersey, who was suffering from a severe case of sunburn, until Cullen injected him with a fatal overdose of lidocaine.
Steve Kroft: Do you remember the person?
Charles Cullen: I mean, I remember one and that's the only person I've been able to identify.
But there could have been more...St. Barnabas didn't know about the patient Cullen murdered, but it did suspect him of trying to kill or harm a half dozen other patients by randomly and repeatedly poisoning bags of saline solution.


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- 1 WTP Development Status Meeting 2007-05-24
- 2 Teams Status and Focus for Coming Week
- 3 References
WTP Development Status Meeting 2007-05-24
- May 11-June 22 RDB Fixes
- June 29 All Component Fixes
- July 13 M Build
- July 27 M Build
- Aug 10 M Build
- Aug 17 RC1
- Aug 24 RC2
- Aug 31 1.5.5 GA
- May 11-June 22 RDB Fixes
- RDB is an exception in 1.5.5 as this is their only avenue to provide capabilities to stay current with DTP. They will be adding new function and be starting 1.5.5 early.
- Bug lists (WST,JST,JSF)
- Invalid Targeted Defects <1.5.5 (0)
- 1.5.x Untargeted Blockers/Criticals (~3)
- 1.5.x Untriaged Bugs (~12)
- 1.5.5 Bugs for WTP PMC review and approval (~5)
- 1.5.5 Hot Bug Requests (~0)
- 1.5.5 Hot Bugs (~2)
- 1.5.5 Blockers, Criticals (~0)
- 1.5.5 Remaining Targeted Bugs (~15)
- 1.5.5 Total Bugs Fixed (~1)
- 1.5.x Resolved, Unverified (~16)
- 1.5.x Verified, Not closed (~0)
March 2007 - June 2007 Platform +1 WTP RC2 May 25 May 30 June 05 1 PMC +1's RC3 June 08 June 13 June 14 2 PMC +1's RC4 June 15 June 20 June 21 3 PMC +1's Europa GA June 29 June 29 June 29
- Europa To Do's
- Ensure all plugin manifests have execution environments specified - David will verify this is done for RC0?
- Use signed plugin jars - This is not a requirement anymore, are we still going to do for WTP 2.0?
- Each component must run the eclipse copyright tool to ensure all files have a proper copyright. J2EE?
- Component Leads - Please update the exception section of the WTP 2.0 Europa Ramp Down Plan with the relevant info and bugzilla numbers for exceptions to M6 feature complete.
- Updates to feature.xml's to pull in required dependencies on update site and for more fine grained EMF features. David to release for RC0?
- WTP 2.0 API Delta - Component leads please provide a a summary of API changes between WTP 1.5 and 2.0 for your component. This is due by June 6th for the release review meeting. If there are no changes, please put "None" in the document.
- Update site - David? Bugs 187975, 186506, 187979, 187396?
- Build Status
- WSDL plugins?
- JUnits?
- Ready to declare? Use smoke test status wiki page to cast vote of approval.
- Bug Lists
- May 25th - June 05th, WTP RC2
May 2007 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 28
Mustfix defects
Mustfix defects
Mustfix defects
Mustfix defects
Defect Verifications
Thumbs Up Test
Declare WTP 2.0 RC2
- Build Schedule?
- PMC Review - One vote required, i.e. "tentative approval" on website
- WTP 2.0 PMC Bugs for Approval Page
- PMC members remember to use the flags instead of the +1 comment!
- API Violations Review -
- Cannot underestimate the importance of this in the stability and quality of WTP as a platform. These numbers are embarrassingly high. Each component needs to really get someone focused each week on improving these numbers and opening API requests.
- Action 1 = For any violation, open a bug to request API or fix code to not use internal discouraged access. An example is using images or labels from other plugins, these should be copied into your plugin. Also, using internal classes instead of the API interfaces.
- Action 2 = If you do have a clean plugin of API violations/discourage access, switch prereq ranges wide so you can react to small version number changes without issue.
- Action 3 = To be able to develop with discouraged access enabled, we need to update plugin's .classpath rules. Should we turn off defaults to expose all warnings to get a quicker resolution?
- Cannot underestimate the importance of this in the stability and quality of WTP as a platform. These numbers are embarrassingly high. Each component needs to really get someone focused each week on improving these numbers and opening API requests.
- Bug Lists
- 2.0 Invalid Targeted Defects <RC2 (~62)
- 2.0 Remaining Targeted RC2 Defects (~33)
- All Remaining 2.0 Targeted Enhancements (~8)
- 2.0 Hot Bug Requests (~0)
- 2.0 Hot Bugs (~1)
- 2.0 Untargeted Blockers/Criticals (~1)
- 2.0 Blockers/Criticals (~3)
- 2.0 Total JST, WST, JSF Bugs Fixed (~590)
- 2.0 Dali Total Bugs Fixed (~134)
- 2.0 Targeted Bugs (Graph)
- All Remaining 2.0 Targeted Bugs (~142)
Bug Backlogs
- All Untriaged WTP Bugs (Graph)
- All Untriaged WTP Bugs (~105)
- All WTP Verified, Not Closed Bugs (Graph)
- All WTP Verified, Not Closed Bugs (11)
- All WTP Resolved, Unverified Bugs (Graph)
- All WTP Resolved, Unverified Bugs (552)
- All WTP Defect Backlog (Graph)
- All WTP Defect Backlog (2969)
- All Resolved, Remind or Later (Graph)
- All Resolved, Remind or Later (~58)
- All Open WTP Bugs with Patches Attached (Graph)
- All Open WTP Bugs with Patches Attached (~197)
- All API Requests (9)
Working Groups
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- JEE5 Test Scenarios
- When opening related defects, add "JEE5-UC" in the Status Whiteboard
- Website
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Other business?
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Server Component Team
Datatools (RDB, 1.5.x only)
XML/JSP Component Team
- Working on limited number of fixes for RC2
- Defect (fix) verification
- Updating tutorials (105989&181979) to match 2.0 UI
- Reviewing performance tests
- Ongoing triaging of incoming bug reports
- Brainstorming 3.0
Web Services Component Team
Java EE Component Team
Dali JPA
- Testing
- Fixing bugs for RC1
- Finishing up access violation work, only db plugin violations remain unaccounted for.
- Investigating improving usage scans and test coverage reports
- Running Performance and API tests
- Known Issues
- The baseline test needs to be rerun each week to eliminate false "hiccups" in performance.
- Action Items
- Improve the UI readability and cohesiveness of the output result pages
- Improve the actual tests. Why do some take so long? Why do some results fluctuate? Why do some have 160% performance degradations? Are the tests even still valid?
- Allow committers to reliably and efficiently run perfomance suites in the workspace before checking in code
- Add JSF and JPA performance JUnits
- Instructions for tagging existing and new WTP wiki pages can be found at WTP's Category page
- This Week's Smoke Test Results
- Build Declaration Process Refined - See WTP Build Process and Procedures
- Reminder:
- Information about process for milestone bugzilla line item planning has been added to the WTP Bugs, Workflow, and Conventions document.
- PMC Candidate Review Request Checklist - See the updated PMC Review document with attention to the "How To Prepare a PMC Defect Candidate" section
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Historic Area Programming Prepares Way for Innovation
Photo by Dave Doody
Illuminated by experience, research, and innovation, new days are dawning on Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area programming.
THE COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG Foundation's Historic Area in 2004 portrayed the life and times of 230 years before. The 1774 story—a town and people on the eve of revolution—has long been the programming platform in Virginia's restored eighteenth-century capital. This year, it became the backdrop to exploring innovative ways to tell the story of the Revolution itself.
Informed by intensive planning and a comprehensive foundation approach to programming, interpreters experimented with thematic weeks tied to the seasons of the year. Themes included: The Gunpowder Incident, Prelude to Independence, In Support of Boston, Call for a Congress: The First Virginia Convention, The Revolution Comes Home, and Dunmore's Proclamation.
Programming reflected the ebb and flow of the year with offerings for National Religious Freedom Day, Religion in American Life Month, Presidents Weekend, Black History Month, Women's History Month, Memorial Day, Independence Weekend, and Veterans Weekend.
Programming to broaden the picture of the colonial town introduced links to American Indians and the French and Indian War. New programming on the events of 1773–76 laid the groundwork for 2005 interpretations of the winter of 1773, spring of 1774, summer of 1776, and fall of 1775. Each season will highlight the experiences of the community and the events behind them during critical years in the birth of the nation and its new culture—preparing the way for further program innovation in 2006 and 2007.
Photo by Hans Lorenz
Among the additions to the museums is this miniature portrait of Lord Dunmore, the last royal governor of Virginia.
Conservator Shelley Svoboda works on the Shaw parlor, which will be reinstalled in the new, larger Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum.
Collections and Museums Division Is on the Move
IN 2004, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation's collections and museums staff completed plans for construction of a new Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum adjacent to the DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum. Working with Alspector Anderson Architects, the team designed a state-of-the-art facility featuring eleven spacious, guest-friendly galleries for better display of the foundation's American folk art collection. Funded in significant measure through donor gifts, the more accessible facility is to open in October 2006. After closing the original folk art museum at the end of 2004, the staff presented two interim folk art exhibitions at the Wallace Museum.
They dismantled the 1836 Alexander Shaw parlor, a colorfully painted and decorated room rescued from a long-demolished North Carolina house and first installed at the original AARFAM in 1957. Conservators began the complex cleaning and stabilization of the grained and marbleized paneling, and discovered brilliant, well-preserved colors beneath later overpaint. The room will be reassembled at the new facility.
The exhibition Degrees of Latitude: Mapping Colonial America opened at the Wallace Museum early in 2004 after showings at museums in the Northeast and the Midwest. Drawn from Colonial Williamsburg's collection of historic maps, the exhibit explores subjects from politics to settlement. Curator Margaret Pritchard's definitive book of the same name accompanied the show. Also new in 2004 was American Furniture: Virginia to Vermont, an exhibition that examines regional differences in American cabinetmaking during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
In the Historic Area, curators carried out the first stages of long-standing plans to enhance the veracity of furnishings in the Capitol. The Governor's Council Chamber was fitted out with the original ceremonial chair made for the colony's chief executive in the 1750s, as well as an eighteenth-century glass chandelier akin to one ordered for the room more than 250 years ago, and a re-creation of the council's well-documented circulating library. Curators will enrich the ensemble of historic furnishings in 2005.
Educational Outreach Takes Foundation Story to Nation
THE COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG Foundation's Productions, Publications, and Learning Ventures division presents the story of Virginia's restored eighteenth-century capital to audiences across the United States, and extends the mission and brand of Colonial Williamsburg. In 2004, partnering with national textbook publisher Scott Foresman, the foundation contributed seventeen textbook presentations on early American history for grades 1–6, and created the interactive CD-ROMs Primary Sources, Grades 1–3 and Grades 4–6, which challenge students to "think like a historian."
Colonial Williamsburg's Teacher Institute introduced 1,035 elementary, middle, and high school teachers to early American history and learning techniques that will inspire their students.
The sponsorship of President David J. Serlo of PSCU Financial Services, and member credit unions, took Colonial Williamsburg's nationally televised classroom events called electronic field trips and teacher development programs to hundreds of American schools—thanks in part to the advocacy of Pat Hill, a member of the foundation's leading donor group, the Raleigh Tavern Society, and public relations consultant for PSCU Financial Services.
The foundation premiered three electronic field trips in 2004 and rebroadcast four. The publications department issued Holiday Fare: Favorite Williamsburg Recipes, by John R. Gonzales; Colonial Houses: The Historic Homes of Williamsburg, Hugh Howard, editor; Spreading the Gospel in Colonial Virginia: Sermons and Devotional Writings, in full and abridged editions, Edward L. Bond, editor; and, for children, D is for Drums: A Colonial Williamsburg ABC, by Kay Chorao.
In the audio and visual area, Jefferson and Adams: A Stage Play, written by Howard Ginsberg, premiered on DVD.
The Colonial Williamsburg Web site featured Politics, Elections & the Presidency: A Video Conversation with Thomas Jefferson, an eleven-week series of the third president's reflections on the electoral process. Christmas in Williamsburg, promoted the Historic Area's history, decorations, calendar of events, dining, and shopping opportunities.
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A national summit on obesity, sponsored by Time and ABC News, was hosted by Colonial Williamsburg for three days in June and drew more than 400 participants. Peter Jennings broadcast the ABC Nightly News from behind the Governor's Palace.
Research Efforts Central to Colonial Williamsburg
THE STAFF OF THE RESEARCH DIVISION participates in preservation, conservation, collections building, rare books and archives management, editing, training, field research, writing and publishing, classroom teaching, Web site development, administration of adult education programs, and interpretation to the public. Two projects loomed larger than others in 2004.
Theater research: Williamsburg in the eighteenth century was home to North America's first theater and, before the end of the colonial period, to three commercial theaters. Five years ago, the foundation's archaeologists discovered and excavated the site of the most celebrated, one to which Thomas Jefferson repaired almost every free evening during the court season. Research in American and British archives reveals that David Douglass, a Scot who operated playhouses from New York to Jamaica, built it in 1760. Gifts from Carole Crocker, Helen Lee Henderson, and the Serenbetz Foundation enabled our historians to investigate the remains of the Douglass Theatre, record the best surviving English playhouse of the period, and confer with leading authorities on eighteenth-century playhouse design. Further research, including study drawings and a computer model, are expected by the end of 2005.
Division Web site: The Digital History Center at the foundation's John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library had already used grants from the Andrew Mellon Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities to put large parts of the library's early American collections on Colonial Williamsburg's Web site. In 2004, division staff helped the center combine those materials with Web pages that will make available to the public selected archaeological, architectural, architectural conservation, and historical research files, and a trove of drawings, photographs, and reports.
Among other projects, the division took part in completing the College Corner Building on Merchants Square designed by British architect Quinlan Terry, endowing the visiting scholars fellowship program at the Rockefeller Library, launching a new cataloguing system, supporting the latest revision of the Becoming Americans interpretive plan, and rehousing the foundation's collection of historic architectural elements.
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Steve Donald Paige, left, and Dan Moore work in the rafters of the granary, the latest structure in the Randolph urban plantation complex.
Peyton Randolph Urban Plantation Re-created
COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG HAS re-created the Historic Area's largest eighteenth-century domestic complex: Peyton Randolph's urban plantation. Sixteen donors contributed to the decades-long reconstruction of the site's outbuildings. The largest contribution was a $1.5 million gift from Carole Davis Crocker of Lake City, Florida, which provided for the reconstruction and endowment of the property's kitchen and covered walkway.
Begun in the 1960s, the reconstruction introduces guests to the home, family, and slaves that shaped Randolph's private and public life. Elected to the House of Burgesses in 1748 to represent Williamsburg, he became its speaker in 1766, and was president of the Continental Congresses in 1774 and 1775. He died in Philadelphia in 1775, leaving his widow, Betty, to manage the property and twenty-seven slaves.
The Randolph site has become a premier Historic Area attraction. The house, which survives largely intact, was rejoined to the kitchen and slave quarters in 2000 with a reproduction of an original covered walkway that sheltered people carrying food and laundry to the residence. On the basis of archaeological findings, Colonial Williamsburg reconstructed a granary, storehouses, a smokehouse, dairies, and a well on original foundations to complete the restoration.
Foundation carpenters, joiners, bricklayers, and plasterers interpreted their trades at the site during the project, engaging guests in such efforts as raising the kitchen and granary walls.
Interpretation of the Randolph site opens a window to the range of society in Virginia's restored eighteenth-century capital. The public and powerful personages are met in the house itself, and the outbuildings provide opportunities to present the lives of women and slaves.
Churchill Bell Awarded to Browns
THE FOUNDATION presented its highest honor, the Churchill Bell, to the late Charles L. Brown, former chairman of the board, and to his wife, Ann Lee Saunders Brown, for institutional leadership, commitment to education, and generosity in the cause of freedom. At a December 4, 2004, board of trustees dinner, Ann Lee Brown accepted the Bell on the couple's behalf.
Brown, former head of AT&T, became a Colonial Williamsburg trustee in 1979, and was elected chairman in 1986, serving until 1991. While he was chairman, the foundation expanded educational programs and services, implemented a seven-year strategic plan, and introduced African American interpretive programs. He was also co-chair of the Raleigh Tavern Society from 1991 until his death in 2003 at age eighty-two.
The Browns were members of Colonial Williamsburg's National Council and created the Charles L. and Ann Lee Saunders Brown Endowment for the Teaching of History. Ann Lee Brown also made a gift for stables construction, and has supported the stables and livestock programs and their staff.
gifts support new programs and staff training and educational outreach, among
many other foundation activities. They are also crucial to helping maintain the
almost 500 original and reconstructed buildings in the Historic Area, which
require conservation and preservation by the skilled staff at Colonial
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Products Division Increases Institutional Contributions
CHANGE, TARGETED GROWTH, and brand expansion characterized 2004 for the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation's products division. This segment of Colonial Williamsburg's operations increased its contributions to the institution by controlling expenses and increasing direct marketing and licensing revenue.
WILLIAMSBURG At Home opened in Merchants Square in June, as the Craft House at the Inn closed its doors after decades of service to foundation customers. The new store merges Colonial Williamsburg's casual and formal home furnishing collections. In March, Williamsburg Celebrations began business in Merchants Square, offering collectibles and garden accessories in the space formerly occupied by WILLIAMSBURG Pure Simple Today.
The retail stores, catalog, and e-commerce operations unified their message under the umbrella "WILLIAMSBURG Marketplace," as the division made communications more cohesive and expanded guest service.
The Visitor Center store, opposite the bookstore at the north entrance, was renamed Revolutions.
Direct marketing achieved record revenue results through strong holiday sales and growth on the Web site: www.williamsburgmarketplace.com.
Launches of the Language of the Garden fabric collection by Waverly, and the WILLIAMSBURG Color Collection by Pratt & Lambert paints, highlighted the licensing year.
The Waverly agreement added supportive products to the licensee line, and the Pratt & Lambert collaboration extends WILLIAMSBURG to more retailers and includes thirty-eight new colors.
The foundation's home furnishings offerings also grew with the additions of licensees Global Views for decorative accessories, NDI for permanent botanicals, and Oriental Accent for lighting.
The division initiated a strong and thoughtful marketing plan for 2005 to bring continuity of message and increase brand strength through all distribution channels.
Income from Colonial Williamsburg's retail operations supports the foundation's educational activities and programs.
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Ya-Ni Tseng of Taipei won the Women's Amateur Public Links tournament at the Golden Horseshoe's Green Golf Course.
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Room model for the renovation and expansion of the Williamsburg Lodge, which is to be complete by 2006.
Hospitality Operations Support Educational Activities
INCOME FROM HOSPITALITY operations supports Colonial Williamsburg's educational activities and programs. The Williamsburg Lodge's phased renovation and restoration moved from design to construction in 2004. Work on the main building and Tazewell and South Wings started, as did erection of the sixty-room East Guest Houses, to open in mid 2005. Model guest rooms were built to show the prospects for the hotel's business and resort guests. When the project is done in autumn 2006, the Lodge will have 323 guest rooms and a 45,000 square foot conference center.
Plans for a spa and fitness center to serve Lodge and Williamsburg Inn guests advanced. The spa is to occupy the adjacent building that housed the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, which is moving.
The historic taverns diversified to better serve Historic Area guests. Chowning's began offering Colonial Quick Fare, leaving á-la-carte dining experiences to The King's Arms and Campbell's Taverns. Colonial Williamsburg announced that in 2005 Shields Tavern would re-open as an eighteenth-century coffeehouse, providing light fare and beverages, and interpretive experiences.
The Inn was again on the Condé Nast Traveler magazine's Gold List, and recognized by Travel & Leisure magazine as one of the "Top 100 Hotels in the World. "Departures Readers Favorites Survey," published by American Express, spotlighted the Inn as the second-most popular boutique hotel in the nation.
The Inn's Regency Room again earned the American Automobile Association's Four Diamond rating, the Distinguished Restaurants of North America Award, and Wine Spectator magazine's Award of Excellence. Colonial Williamsburg's hotel properties earned Corporate Travel & Incentive magazine's Award of Excellence.
The USGA Women's Amateur Public Links Championship was played at the Golden Horseshoe Golf Club—which earned one of Golf Magazine's eight national gold medals. Golf Digest recognized the Golden Horseshoe as a Five Star course—one of sixteen nationally. Condé Nast Traveler magazine cited the Inn and Golden Horseshoe complex as among the "75 Top Golf Resorts around the World."


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China just released its latest data dump which showed Q3 GDP rising 7.4 percent, but slowing from 7.6 percent the previous quarter.
Ahead of the data release Chinese premier Wen Jiabao had said that growth is stabilizing.
After a series of meetings with corporate executives, local government officials, and academics from October 12 - 15, Wen is said to be confident that the government will meet its growth target of 7.5 percent in 2012, according to Xinhua.
Of course China has often been criticized for doctoring its data, but here are they key points from his meeting via Bank of America's Ting Lu:
- "GDP growth has started to stabilize and show some positive changes. The economy is relatively good in 3Q. With easing/stimulus measures being carried, the Chinese economy will be further stabilized. The government is confident to achieve its annual targets (note GDP growth target is 7.5%) despite difficulties."
- "The government did not introduce too big stimulus this year. But the government is very determined in stabilizing growth. Major policy actions include: (1) Quicken fiscal expenditure and step up tax cut, but the government will spend within budget; (2) Monetary easing including RRR and rate cuts; (3) Encourage private investment."
- "The steel sector's major problem is over-capacity. The government is resolute in cutting capacity. He will stick to property tightening, but will also improve government's intervention by emphasizing more market-oriented measures. "


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Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton wasn't happy with the actions of Oakland Raiders defensive tackle Tommy Kelly during Sunday's game. Newton even appeared to kick Kelly off him at one point.
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Like Gilgamesh, Popol Vuh combines real human history and supernatural myth to give people a sense of their place in the universe, their divine origins and their earthly role.
In this case, the people are the Quiché Mayans. Their origins were around 300 CE in what is today south-central Guatemala and eastern Mexico, as one region of the great Mayan empire, which gradually fell apart some time before the arrival of the Spanish. The reasons are still debated, but appear to include civil war, population pressure and environmental stresses. Their later history included the arrival of the Spanish in the 1530s and the repression of many elements of Mayan culture. Their present history includes a fight to restore Mayan language, customs, clothing, and religious practice to the descendants of the empire. Their divine history is recorded in Popol Vuh.
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Navy football player Will McKamey died Tuesday night at Maryland Shock Trauma, three days after collapsing during a practice in Annapolis.
McKamey, 19, never regained consciousness after undergoing surgery to relieve bleeding and swelling in his brain.
"We are all so very heartbroken by the death of Midshipman Will McKamey," Naval Academy Superintendent Mike Miller said in a statement. "This is devastating news for his family, his classmates, his teammates and the entire Naval Academy family. We offer our deepest condolences to Will's family, friends and shipmates in the wake of this tragedy."
A freshman slotback from Knoxville, Tenn., McKamey had sustained a similar brain injury during his senior year in high school at Grace Christian Academy, where his father Randy is the head football coach. The younger McKamey was transported to a hospital in Chattanooga, where he spent several days but did not undergo surgery.
McKamey was later cleared to play by doctors in Tennessee after undergoing several CAT scans and MRIs, his parents said in a statement Monday. An all-state Class A running back, McKamey did not play any contact sports for nine months.
Since being transported to Shock Trauma by medical helicopter Saturday morning, McKamey was surrounded by family members who flew up from Knoxville as well as Navy coaches, players and administrators.
"During this most difficult of times, first and foremost, our prayers and thoughts turn to Randy, Kara [his mother] and their beautiful family," Navy coach Ken Niumatalolo said in a statement. "Our deepest and most sincere condolences go out to their entire family and friends. As our Navy football family mourns the loss of one of our brothers, we also celebrate and honor his life. He loved his family, his friends and his teammates."
Funeral arrangements are pending, and more information will be provided as it becomes available. Grief counseling services and support will be made available to midshipmen, faculty and staff through chains of command, Navy chaplains, and the Midshipmen Development Center.
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All CoS definition entries have the LDAPsubentry object class and inherit from the cosSuperDefinition object class. In addition, each type of CoS inherits from specific object classes and contains the corresponding attributes. The following table lists the object classes and attributes that are associated with each type of CoS definition entry.Table 9–1 Object Classes and Attributes in CoS Definition Entries
CoS Type
CoS Definition Entry
Pointer CoS
objectclass: top
objectclass: LDAPsubentry
objectclass: cosSuperDefinition
objectclass: cosPointerDefinition
cosTemplateDN: DN
cosAttribute: attributeName override merge
Indirect CoS
objectclass: top
objectclass: LDAPsubentry
objectclass: cosSuperDefinition
objectclass: cosIndirectDefinition
cosIndirectSpecifier: attributeName
cosAttribute: attributeName override merge
Classic CoS
objectclass: top
objectclass: LDAPsubentry
objectclass: cosSuperDefinition
objectclass: cosClassicDefinition
cosTemplateDN: DN
cosSpecifier: attributeName
cosAttribute: attributeName override merge
In all cases, cosAttribute is multivalued. Each value defines an attribute that is generated by the CoS mechanism.
You can use the following attributes in CoS definition entries. For more information about each of these attributes, see the individual attributes in Oracle Fusion Middleware Man Page Reference for Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition.Table 9–2 CoS Definition Entry Attributes
Purpose Within the CoS Definition Entry
attributeName override merge
Defines the name of the computed attribute for which you want to generate a value. This attribute is multivalued, and each value represents the name of an attribute whose value is generated from the template. The override and merge qualifiers specify how the CoS attribute value is computed in special cases described following this table.
The attributeName cannot contain any subtypes. Attribute names with subtypes are ignored, but other values of cosAttribute are processed.
Defines the name of the attribute in target entries whose value is used by indirect CoS to identify the template entry. The named attribute is called the specifier and must contain a full DN string in each target entry. This attribute is single-valued, but the attributeName can be multivalued to designate multiple templates.
Defines the name of the attribute in target entries whose value is used by classic CoS to identify the template entry. The named attribute is called the specifier and must contain a string that can be found in the RDN of template entries. This attribute is single-valued, but the attributeName can be multivalued to designate multiple templates.
Provides the full DN of the template entry for a pointer CoS definition or the base DN of the template entry for classic CoS. This attribute is single-valued.
You cannot use the isMemberOf attribute as a CosSpecifier to make all the members of static groups automatically inherit from a common computed attribute value.
The cosAttribute attribute allows two qualifiers following the name of the CoS attribute, the override qualifier and the merge qualifier.
The override qualifier describes the behavior when an attribute that is dynamically generated by CoS already physically exists in the entry. The override qualifier can be one of the following:
default (or no qualifier) - Indicates that the server does not override a real attribute value stored in the entry when the attribute is of the same type as the computed attribute.
override - Indicates that the server always returns the value generated by the CoS, even when a value is stored with the entry.
operational - Indicates that the attribute will only be returned if it is explicitly requested in the search. Operational attributes do not need to pass a schema check to be returned. The operational qualifier has the same behavior as the override qualifier.
You can only make an attribute operational if the attribute is also defined as operational in the schema. For example, if your CoS generates a value for the description attribute, you cannot use the operational qualifier because the description attribute is not marked operational in the schema.
The merge qualifier is either absent or merge-schemes. This qualifier allows the computed CoS attribute to be multivalued, either from multiple templates or multiple CoS definitions. For more information, see Multivalued CoS Attributes.
You might create a pointer CoS definition entry that contains an override qualifier as follows:
dn: cn=pointerCoS,dc=example,dc=com objectclass: top objectclass: LDAPsubentry objectclass: cosSuperDefinition objectclass: cosPointerDefinition cosTemplateDn: cn=exampleUS,cn=data cosAttribute: postalCode override
This pointer CoS definition entry indicates that the entry is associated with the template entry cn=exampleUS,cn=data that generates the value of the postalCode attribute. The override qualifier indicates that this value takes precedence over the value of the postalCode attribute if the attribute exists in a target entry.
If the CoS attribute is defined with the operational or override qualifiers, you cannot perform write operations on the "real" value of that attribute in any entry in the CoS scope.
When you specify the merge-schemes qualifier, the generated CoS attribute can be multivalued in two ways:
With indirect or classic CoS, the specifier attributes in target entries can be multivalued. In this case, each value determines a template, and the value from each template is part of the generated value.
Multiple CoS definition entries of any type can contain the same attribute name in their cosAttribute. In this case, if all definitions contain the merge-schemes qualifier, the generated attribute contains all values computed by each definition.
The two situations can occur together and define even more values. However, in all cases, duplicate values will only be returned one time in a generated attribute.
In the absence of the merge-schemes qualifier, the cosPriority attribute of the template entry is used to determine a single value among all templates for the generated attribute. This scenario is described in the next section.
The merge-schemes qualifier never merges a "real" value that is defined in the target with generated values from the templates. The merge qualifier is independent of the override qualifier. All pairings are possible, and the behaviors implied by each are complimentary. Also, the qualifiers can be specified in any order after the attribute name.
When there are multiple CoS definitions for the same attribute, the definitions must all have the same override and merge qualifiers. When different pairs of qualifiers occur in CoS definitions, one of the combinations is selected arbitrarily among all definitions.
If multiple CoS definitions or multivalued specifiers exist, but no merge-schemes qualifier, Directory Server uses a priority attribute to select a single template that defines the single value of the computed attribute.
The cosPriority attribute represents the global priority of a particular template among all those being considered. A priority of zero is the highest priority. Templates that contain no cosPriority attribute are considered the lowest priority. When two or more templates provide an attribute value but have the same or no priority, a value is chosen arbitrarily.
Template priorities are not taken into account when using the merge-schemes qualifier. When merging, all templates being considered define a value regardless of any priority that the templates define. The cosPriority attribute is defined on CoS template entries as described in the following section.
The cosPriority attribute must not have a negative value. Also, attributes generated by indirect CoS do not support priority. Do not use cosPriority in template entries of an indirect CoS definition.


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Minutes after being pulled over by a state trooper on the side of Interstate 95 in White Marsh this week, 23-year-old Bel Air resident Scott Kampes was slumped over in the driver's seat of the car he was driving — fatally wounded from a self-inflicted gunshot to the head, according to Maryland State Police.
Police said the shot, from a .22-caliber semiautomatic handgun found in Kampes' lap, was not heard by the two state troopers at the scene or by his uncle, who was also there. The uncle was in a patrol car parked directly behind the vehicle Kampes was in, telling the officers that Kampes had stolen the vehicle from his grandparents, police said.
The uncle, who has not been identified, had apparently been following Kampes down the highway, telling police his nephew's location along the way, before he was stopped by the first responding trooper.
Police say Kampes, of the 1800 block of Oxford Square, was able to kill himself shortly after being pulled over in part because of the family dynamics at play at the scene.
"It really muddied the water," said Sgt. Marc Black, a police spokesman.
Just before 2 p.m. Tuesday, Kampes' uncle called the JFK Barrack to report that Kampes had stolen a family-owned vehicle and was headed toward the highway. The uncle said he was following Kampes in his own vehicle.
A trooper from the barrack located both vehicles soon after on southbound Interstate 95, just north of White Marsh Boulevard, and pulled the car over, police said. Kampes stopped and the uncle pulled his vehicle in front of the vehicle Kampes was driving. The trooper then pulled behind Kampes.
The trooper got out and, after taking the keys to the car Kampes had been driving, returned to his patrol car with the uncle to discuss the situation.
The uncle informed the trooper that the car Kampes was driving belonged to Kampes' grandparents. The grandparents had not reported the car stolen but had called the uncle and asked him to help, police said.
Because the grandparents had not reported the car stolen, and because the uncle did not own the car Kampes was driving, Black said, the trooper was trying to determine the facts "instead of allowing it to escalate into something it shouldn't have."
If the car had been reported stolen, and Kampes' uncle had not been at the scene, the trooper who responded would have been more likely to detain Kampes immediately, Black said, rather than take his keys and leave him in the vehicle alone.
"The trooper more than likely would have detained the suspect as soon as he could, depending on whether he felt it was safe to do so alone," Black said. "He may have waited for another trooper, and it would also depend on traffic."
The trooper did not search Kampes' vehicle before leaving him alone, Black said.
As the trooper and the uncle spoke, a second trooper arrived on the scene and stopped at the first trooper's vehicle to discuss what was going on, Black said. The arriving trooper then walked to the vehicle Kampes was in.
"He was going up — proper procedure — just to keep an eye on the suspect in the vehicle," Black said.
It was then that the trooper noticed Kampes was slumped over, Black said.
Black said nobody heard the shot fired, though the handgun did not have a silencer, in part because of the noise created by traffic.
"It was also a small-caliber weapon — it was a .22 — so it does not make a lot of noise," Black said.
Kampes was transported to Franklin Square Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead, Black said.
Investigators have learned Kampes had previously threatened to commit suicide, Black said, and they are trying to determine how Kampes obtained the gun. The investigation is continuing.


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