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A newspaper's map pinpointing residents who hold gun permits could lead ex-convicts to the homes of the officers who caught them, a coalition of police organizations said Tuesday.
The Affiliated Police Association of Westchester County demanded that The Journal News take the map down from its website. In a separate announcement, the county executive also called for the map to be shut down.
The police group's vice president, Robert Buckley, said the posting endangers the families of active and retired "police officers, parole officers, probation officers, correction officers, court officers, district attorneys' investigators, ATF officers, CIA agents, U.S. marshals and FBI agents."
"We are the ones who put the criminals away," Buckley said at a news conference in White Plains, backed by about 110 members. "We are talking about some of the most ruthless murderers, rapists, pedophiles, organized crime figures and gang members. ... Some of them may want to retaliate."
He said inmates have been telling Rockland County correction officers, "We know where you live. ... Your wife and kids are home alone."
Buckley said some active officers — including the Rockland correction officers — are required to have a pistol permit for their gun. All officers must have a permit to carry a gun after retirement, he said.
Last month, The Journal News published an interactive map listing the names and addresses of residents of Westchester and Rockland counties with handgun permits. That prompted a debate on what records should be made public and led to some threats against the newspaper and its staffers. A third county, Putnam, has refused to turn over similar data on its residents.
County Executive Robert Astorino sent a letter to Janet Hasson, president and publisher of The Journal News Media Group, acknowledging that the newspaper had the right to publish the information but saying it was "misguided."
"Whatever your purpose in publishing the map, surely three weeks was enough to make your point," the county executive said.
The Journal News map prompted some privacy provisions in a gun control bill that passed the state Legislature on Tuesday. Under the bill, some permit owners — including police officers — would be allowed to keep their information private.
Buckley called that "a victory for the law enforcement community."
But Hasson said The Journal News is "disappointed with the broad nature of several exemptions in the law and lack of opportunity for any reasonable period for public comment or discussion.
"We are reviewing the law and the impact it might have on publication of permit data in the future," she said in an emailed statement.
Hasson did not comment on statements from the police coalition or the county executive.
Buckley said the coalition might sue the newspaper if the map led to any confrontations at officers' homes.


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16 RV Parks near Hopedale, Massachusetts
Milford, Massachusetts 1.43 miles NE
Mendon, Massachusetts 1.82 miles SW
Upton, Massachusetts 4.36 miles NW
Bellingham, Massachusetts 5.45 miles SE
Northbridge, Massachusetts 5.75 miles NW
We did however find 16 campgrounds within 25 miles of Hopedale. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near Hopedale in the left hand column.
131 N Main St Bellingham, Massachusetts 02019 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 150 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 50 Reviews
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Sep 2019 - $55.00
This was possibly our worst camping experience. It began with a $20 charge for arriving about an hour before their check in time. We were sent by a very narrow tree-lined trail to our site in a field. We had to use a 30amp service because an adjacent site needed the 50 amp outlet. Our 30 amp power was turned off by the neighbor all day in 85 degree temperatures when he removed his 50 amp power. We couldn't access the entrance to the facility because of the incoming campers. The facility was poorly maintained. The staff was not caring and unfriendly. I would never use this facility again - Mikec888
Oct 2018 - $48.00
This park is in some serious need of maintenance and upgrading. For $50/night I expect the roads to be more than just dirt and cracking upheaved concrete. The sites range from ok to dirt pits. A small rain will have your tires sinking into the mud. The roads are not well marked, you could almost be pulling into an RV site before realizing that it is not a road. The 'street signs' are hard to see, set far back from the actual road. The streets are one way, but no one way markers. That itself doesn't warrant a 1 star review. What got me was the sheer amount of rules and how they were presented. You are a guest at will and your stay can be terminated without notice. No retractable leashes EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY?? You cannot bring in outside firewood, even if it is from the gas station across the street (you are welcome to buy theirs of course). You can't use your own washer or dryer (you are welcome to pay for theirs). If you break either rule, Terminated. Look I get it, there are a lot of people who disregard the rules, but treating people like they are children by default leaves a bad taste in my mouth. If somebody breaks the rules, deal with them kindly on a 1-on-1 basis, but developing a list of rules (by the way, there is more than 1 page of these and even these tell your to refer to the website for MORE rules), and then posting signs all over reminding people of these rules is not the way of handling this. If you were running a resort, an $8 visitor fee would be warranted, and a $10 overnight guest fee. These are outrageous extra visitor rates for a time period when the pool is closed and your 'lawn' is muddy. I get extra people cost extra money, but not $10/night extra, that is just ridiculous. - rayzorben
Sep 2018 - $48.00
Very nice park. We stayed 12 days and were very satisfied. The only reason I didn't give the value higher stars was that I feel it is overpriced...but that is the area. The site was roomy and fairly level. Had good internet and cable TV. The site we had felt pretty private and was shady most of the day. We would definitely stay here again if in the area. - GranNan06
24 Holt Rd Sutton, Massachusetts 01526 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 120 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 4 Reviews
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May 2013 - $60.00
My family and I stayed here for the first time and the last time over the past Memorial Day weekend. The management was not helpful at all. When we had a problem getting our trailer level upon arrival, we were told someone would be by to help, and not one worker showed up. We were also placed so close to a fellow camper that we felt we had no privacy at all; all of the RV's are packed in too close quarters. The roads are made of dirt, and trash is not picked up. We were also kept up at night because of rowdy night time noise; people playing music too loud and others being too loud outside their RV. Not one grounds keeper came over to ask people to quiet down. I have been camping for many years, and this is one campground I will never go back to. - cnms248
Nov 2012 - $50.00
Kings is the perfect family camping experience because they are welcoming, helpful, and share years of their knowledge. They are clean, safe, and have a variety of activities for all ages all summer long. - Tracy2013
Sep 2010 - $50.00
We came here for Labor Day. It is mostly seasonal, and a small campground. When I saw how small and how many seasonals, about 99%, I thought we were in trouble. But I was wrong. The people were all very nice and helpful. The way the sites are set up you can be awning to awning with your friends. We had 3 trailers together and we were in a circle all together awning to awning. We loved it. They don't bother you about anything. They don't make you put your fire out at 11pm. They have a lot of activities going on. Talent contest, DJ, bingo, kids might be bored but the adults had plenty to do. The campsites and campground was very clean and the seasonal sites were kept up very nice. Beautiful lake. Paddle boat, and canoe rentals. The only thing is they offer WiFi but we couldn't get it, all the codes were taken up. They said the office where they get the codes from closed early because of the hurricane. We did get a lot of rain on Friday and winds on Saturday and Sunday. Overall we liked it so much that we booked it for next year. I only gave it a 6 because it was a small campground and no pool. The store is very limited too. We went to another campground down the road and used their store. Kings campground store didn't have propane cylinders, or holding tank chemicals? What camp store doesn't carry that stuff? We went to the Woodstock fair and other friends found hiking trails near by. - meister
76 Oak St Douglas, Massachusetts 01516 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 192 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 9 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $60.00
Expensive for what you get, rude owners that just care about finding different ways to charge you for every little thing and sometimes double charge you when they "forget" you already paid. - Bert102
Oct 2015 - $35.00
Beautiful place to get away for $800/month. Local roads are "scenic", which means the 25mph speed limit is enforced by narrow, badly maintained roads. AT&T reception is two bars at best. No WiFi, cable costs extra, 10-15 channels with a good aerial, and plenty of hot water for $1 in the clean bath house. Air conditioning is superfluous except for a few nights in August-shady sites with cool breezes. Tight roads servicing the generous seasonal sites, easy assess to the "Field" for big rigs and weekenders. Management is friendly and helpful. - Ernest Station
Jul 2013 - $50.00
My family and I spent a week at this campground and had such a wonderful time. Camping has become a summer hobby of ours and we were delighted to find a place that finally met the criteria we were looking for. The grounds were clean, the lake was beautiful, and there was no loud night time noise to keep my two children awake- something that I have run into problems with during stays at other parks. The management was very helpful, and even delivered firewood to our campsite for us. My husband and I enjoyed a live band around a bonfire right by the lake - very relaxing, and my two children really liked the movie night offered as well as tie dye your shirt day. We brought along our dog, and even though there is a no pet walking policy, there was a private road adjacent to the park where we were able to walk him every morning. If you are looking for an enjoyable real camping experience, this is the place to be. - cnms248
90 Manchaug Rd Sutton, Massachusetts 01590 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 95 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 5 Reviews
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Jul 2017 - $48.00
We were given a pull thru site that was so sloped we couldn't get level. Took us 25 minutes to avoid trees and rocks getting out of site. Clearance 6" at best. Do not try to take a big rig here. - Tembe
Jun 2017 - $48.00
This is a rustic, adequate, quiet campground in a country setting that was perfect for a one-night stay while awaiting mechanical service. Camp hosts were most helpful and friendly in assisting us with a last minute reservation to address issue next day. It is a better fit for Class B & C campers. It is filled with seasonal guests in grass/gravel sites with a few sites available for transitory campers. Sites are grassy, not very level and some are very muddy due to recent rain. Full hook-up is available. There is a charge for WiFi. Nothing fancy here but lots a good will, friendliness, in a nice country setting. - Breezy2
Jun 2011 - $30.00
First site which had standing water in it and was muddy had no power from 15A outlet. Checked nearby one and it was also out. Third site had power so moved there. Were just spending the night and mosquitoes were around so didn't venture about. No Wi-Fi at site. Was told it was available on porch of office but didn't want the long walk or to put up with bugs so did without. No idea why they gave us only 15A electric as I noted the registration book showed lots of openings with 30A. Measured voltage and got 114v. Lots of seasonal but also a number of abandoned sites. Just in front of our site was a site that looked like someone just hooked up and pulled out leaving a damaged deck, sewer hose, wood and cement blocks around the site. This was not the only "abandoned" site I observed. Would not stay here again if I could find a more reasonable campground local to Worcester. Street address is 90 Manchaug Road in West Sutton, MA 01590. - Tireman9
72 West St Foxboro, Massachusetts 02035 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 400 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 239 Reviews
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Oct 2019 - $104.00
Very pricey but very nice resort. There is a lot to do here for all ages and there is a restaurant on site that serves B, L, D, and will deliver to your site. The campground is very large and roads are easy to navigate. They have a lot going on during the summer and weekends but we were just using this as a one-night stop so didn't have the opportunity to utilize all the facilities. They do have a nice large indoor pool and two large hot tubs. - Cape Cod kayaker
Sep 2019 - $56.00
A very large, park like, urban campground, but without the severe crowding of the typical urban campground. Given the location (just off I-495), the campground is pretty quiet. Some road noise, but not really objectionable. Best access is from Route 1 using Thurston Rd unless the Patriots are playing - the trees were better trimmed than on our last visit. Good asphalt entry with multiple lanes for checkin and unhooking toad if desired. Gated access after the office so make sure to get two gate codes if dropping the toad at the office. Mix of asphalt and gravel interior roads which are mostly a good width - there is one rather narrow section over by the activities building especially if a golf cart is parked there. No issues with big rig access other than this one narrow section. Sites are gravel with a mix of pullings and backins and seemed to be mostly level. Sites have picnic table and fire ring and are well maintained (they rake each site immediately after the rig leaves). Lots of trees, but still feels relatively open. Power, water, and sewer ok. Satellite access is very problematic due to the trees, but we did manage to get a lock on. Campground wifi had good signal @ 8.4Mbps; Verizon 4 bars @ 9.4Mbps; T-Mobile 3 bars @ 6.2Mbps. Full single stream recycle on site. Good road bike riding within the campground, but questionable adjacent to the campground. Overall a good location for the Boston metro area. We will return. - SeaLandSkyPhoto
Sep 2019 - $63.00
This is a "TRUE" RV resort! Great directional signage. Staff extremely nice and very helpful. Campground immaculate ... about the best we've seen anywhere. There are an amazing number of facilities throughout; which we did not have time to take advantage of while there. Due to its size, yo can get a lot of walking exercise getting from one place to another. I hope we have another excuse to stay here longer in the future. - dandd
106 Douglas Road Rt. 16 Webster, Massachusetts 01570 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 109 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 6 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $32.00
If you're looking for the city dump, this is it. I have never seen a park as trashed as this one.
The handicap ramp has several boards missing and it's not useable.
The swimming pool looks like dismal swamp or maybe an algae experiment for the local high school.
When I checked in there was a styrofoam container on the counter with a fork on top of it. The next morning the container was on the railing outside the office. The trash can in the office was overflowing and there was trash on the floor.
The laundry has two large cages with large birds in them. The floor around them was littered with whatever falls out of the cages.
It's a beautiful location which has been left to deteriorate. It doesn't speak well of the owners however nice they may seem. This gross neglect doesn't happen overnight. - User3255
Sep 2015 - $36.00
This place is a real dump with nice, quirky people running it. They don't even weed-wack around the office which is the first thing you see. We couldn't level our rig so we got our exercise running uphill to the bedroom in the back. There is no fire pit and we couldn't reach the sewer in our pull-through without leaving the car on the road. It is really a low end trailer park. There is wifi, but I couldn't access it. I ended up using my personal hotspot on my phone. This was a one night stop so no biggie. - RVerMJ
Jun 2015 - $32.00
This place has definitely seen better days. They do have a pool, but it would have to be stifling out before any of us would use it. We camped with two other families. We come here because it's cheap and not too far away from the Woodstock (CT) Agricultural Fair that runs Labor Day Weekend. We don't spend much time at the campground other than to sleep and eat breakfast. Other than that, we're out all day. So it serves it's purpose.
The sites we had were tiered at the back of the campground, so we pretty much had the area all to ourselves. The utilities were rather new and in good condition.
The Owners are a bit odd, but nice people. Propane is a bargain, so it's a good place to fill up if you're low. - grumpah
200 Gore Rd Webster, Massachusetts 01570 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 100 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 6 Reviews
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Jun 2013 - $79.00
This was a tough one to review. My rating reflects a comparison to other campgrounds which this is really not. It's a concert venue with some 200 plus seasonal sites and very few (I was told maybe as little as six) sites available for reservation. If you are there when there's not a concert, there's very little to offer by way of amenities/activities. They have a very nice pool and bathhouse and the facilities where clean. The camp store doubles as a gift shop/main entrance on show days and offers virtually nothing as far as supplies go. There is a gas station with a Food Mart adjacent to the property which you can walk to. It has everything (including Subway, Dunkin Donuts) just not a lot of camping supplies. When shows aren't going on you can wander around the venue and have access to a lakefront. They do charge something extra per person and require a $25 refundable deposit for the pool/bathhouse. If you're there for a concert weekend they require a 2 night minimum. They allow you to check out late on Sunday which is nice because they really pack them in. The venue is a great place to see performers up close and they have all the usual concessions. There's plenty of space to wander around and you can still hear the music down by the lakefront. The people who work there and the seasonals who stay there were all very friendly. But be forewarned it is a party atmosphere. Lot's of music and cocktails, and lots of circling around in golf carts. But again, I can't say enough about how friendly people were. - McNamara's Band
Jul 2009 - $54.00
The sites are not level and there is no recreation during the week. There is a lake, but there is no recreation on it. I would not camp here again. - har-fl
Sep 2008 - $48.00
This campground has a lot of seasonal sites. We stayed in the Nashville area in the front close to the office on huge concrete site that was 30x60. Water, electric and sewer was good. Wi-Fi was strong for access but did not connect to the internet. We have a sprint Aircard and used it instead. This campground caters more to people that want to attend concerts such as Billy Ray Cyrus or Keith Anderson who performed the weekend before we arrived and Charlie Daniels was scheduled to perform the following weekend. If you stay on a weekday, can get in the Nashville sites and have Camp Club USA it isn't a bad place to stay. We would only stay here for a couple of days when passing through. If you stay here say Hi to the gentleman who lives there and loves dogs more than people. - TXBobcat
593 Snake Hill Rd North Scituate, Rhode Island 02857 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 225 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 12 Reviews
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Sep 2018 - $46.00
This was not a friendly or easy campground to check into. There's a huge extensive form to fill out (too much information) which we've never had before and we're full-time RVers. She was not very nice or helpful. This is mostly an old trailer park, we had to go to a separate road and gate to camp in a trashy unlevel field. The road in is very bumpy. The bathrooms were clean but smelled bad. Showers were old & worn and very small (not everyone would fit in them for sure). Dump station is kept locked. We had to go to help my sister for a week otherwise I would have left. I don't recommend this park! - Moseyin
Aug 2017 - $50.00
Worst cg we have stayed at yet. Dirt roads with large rocks and potholes. Mgmt tried to put us in a dirt field without fhu. Spoke with mgmt to get that changed to a fhu with some grass. Site looked reasonably level but ended up with a high step when all said and done. Picnic table was in very poor condition. 50amp service would not manage our ACs and other appliances. The maintenance man tried to say no 50amp service would support our big rig. This is soooo incorrect. No problem anywhere else. Smelled bad by bathroom. Probably from the greasy chicken griller trailer. People had dogs off the leash. Another group was playing loud music. Would not recommend this place to anyone. - FT Travelers3
Jun 2017 - $40.00
New owner as of last fall and he is making improvements as he can. The entrance road is horrible. It is gravel and full of potholes. Transient camping is pretty much in an open field. Campground caters to seasonals as we have found to be the case in most independent campgrounds in the Northeast. This could be a good campground in a couple years. - Bamagolfer
2185 Putnam Pike Chepachet, Rhode Island 02814 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 45 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 4 Reviews
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Aug 2018 - $20.00
This is a great small park. We have a 36' class A, which we were able to back into site #7 easily. Spacious private site, set back off road. Last year, we were in site #9 which was a little tricky to back into because of the angle. It would be easier to pull straight into #9 but then the fire ring may be on the wrong side of your rig. Unfortunately, there are no pull-through sites here. Sites #7, 8 and 9 are located in a little alcove which would make for a great three-family compound. No hookups at this campground, but we like boondocking so we don't mind. Hookups would make this campground a 10! There is a water spigot across the street from our site. Bath house is brand new, and we were extremely impressed with the showers! Spacious, clean, a nice door separating your personal dressing area from your shower, great water pressure and temp. 75 cents for 3 minutes, 25 cents each additional minute. There is a dump site near the bath house. Even though it's the first week of August, almost 8 am, it's nice and quiet here. There is a nice lake (reservoir) for fishing, swimming, kayaking, etc. Plenty of hiking and challenging mountain biking. We love this campground! - Bobalou
Oct 2015 - $20.00
This RI state park is very nicely laid out, each site spacious. This time of year, the park was almost empty and we were lucky to be able to chose the site that would work well for our 40' big rig. Roads and sites are gravel, some more level than others, and some with trees in the wrong places! Big rig owners should know which site they are reserving. No utilities but park is clean and appears well-maintained. Located on the Bowdish Reservoir there are swimming and boat launch areas. Many trails around as well. For geocachers, a few caches within the park boundary. - DiplomatTraveler
Jul 2011 - $20.00
Good Verizon voice & data. NO DUMP STATION! Limited drinking water access. Some sites very unlevel and due to reservation system, cannot change sites. I do not recommend this campground for anyone with an RV unless they are very familiar with the specific campsites. Price listed for out of state campers plus reservation fees. We stayed 5 nights. - earlymun
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We were given site #. Map and signage in park poor. Our site had 18 inch tall weeds, no table, no fire pit. Water hookup and electric hook up are not close together. Office staff not very helpful trying to get our group, 3 sites situated elsewhere. The first site was located near old construction vehicles and piles of construction debris.
Our second night we were frightened by a woman wandering into our site yelling at 12:30 am. We called the office no answer. We had to call 911. Woman was taken away and we and others nearby were questioned.
The next day there was no electricity or running water. Entire facility lost power a short time on Saturday and there was none on Sunday. There was no running water or working toilets or showers on Sunday.
We left early to go home.
I have made numerous attempts to speak with someone in charge. The office will not give me the manager's name. I left my contact information but was told: "Don't expect that anyone will call you back."
Overall camp does not look maintained and facilities are not modern or clean. Customer service was extremely poor. - Lynn Botelho
Jul 2016 - $75.00
Upon checking in I had to wait almost 45 minutes to be sent to a site that was occupied. I was charged extra for my 2 companion/service dogs. There is nothing much for kids to do, they say they have kid activities but nothing fantastic. It would be nice if there was a pool but the lake was okay. Their modern bathrooms might have been modern in 1980 but the machine to regulate the 25 cent showers (yes you must pay 25 cents) was on point (working properly) with warm/cold water. The campground Is full of old junk construction equipment. Find another place, you will be thankful you did. - Melissa N
May 2016 - $50.00
We arrived and first had to pay extra for our 2 dogs. A lab, and a 15 lb rescue. We were then told no motorcycles allowed in the park! Its our only transportation! We are quiet grandparents, and had to park the bike near the park office with other bikes. The walk to our bike from our site was 1/2 mile. We were sent to a site, but it was occupied. When I called the office, they sent Us to another, that was occupied! They then proceeded to send us into an area that was too tight for our 37' motorhome. We backed into a rock trying to get out. We finally picked a site that was huge, and private. The lake was beautiful, the campground quiet. The lady that owns the place shouldn't be in the business of working with people. I asked for a golf cart ride to our site, as I have a lung disease. She told me flat out NO! The girls answering the phone at the desk admitted they don't know what size campers fit into the sites. Huge beautiful park. - Cyclegirl00


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WASHINGTON, Sept. 6, 2006 - U.S. Air Force special investigators and Kyrgyz authorities are continuing search efforts to locate an Air Force officer missing since Sept 5, officials said.
Maj. Jill Metzger, personnel chief at the 376th Air Expeditionary Wing, was last seen by a group of her coworkers at the Zum shopping center in the capital city of Bishkek.
"We will not rest until we find Major Metzger," said Col. Joel "Scott" Reese, the wing's commander. "She is an extremely valuable member of our warfighting team, and we are doing everything in our power to locate and return her to safety."
Reese said Metzger is an exemplary officer. Her well-known attention to detail and passion for excellence make her absence strongly felt, he added.
A 22-member task force of U.S. special agents and their support crew are working closely with local authorities using every available means to find information concerning her whereabouts. The shopping center's security tapes were helpful in directing investigators to which shops Metzger visited the night she disappeared. The city's police force combed public transportation and hospitals and distributed flyers with her photo and physical description throughout the city.
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Texas megachurch linked to 21 measles cases
At least 21 cases of the measles have been linked to a North Texas megachurch where an official says they have been trying to contain the outbreak by hosting vaccination clinics.
In a recent sermon posted online, senior pastor Terri Pearsons encouraged those who haven't been vaccinated to do so, while also noting if they think they've "got this covered in your household by faith" not to do it.
The outbreak started when a person who contracted the measles overseas visited Eagle Mountain International Church in Newark, located about 20 miles north of Fort Worth, Texas.
Officials with area health departments said Monday that those affected by the outbreak range in age from 4-months to 44-years-old. All of the school-age children with the measles were homeschooled.
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The Rockies don't usually make a big splash in free agency, but they made an exception when they signed former Minnesota Twins outfielder Michael Cuddyer to a three-year, $31.5 million contract.
Rockies general manager Dan O'Dowd is convinced Cuddyer will thrive as the team's everyday right fielder, scorching line drives into the alleys at Coors Field and providing punch to the offense. Moreover, O'Dowd is certain that Cuddyer will be a perfect veteran fit in the clubhouse.
Cuddyer, 32, spent his entire 13-year professional career with the Twins. He was a fan favorite with Minnesota and has a .272 career batting average with 141 career home runs.
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GOP ready for any entitlements win
The script for a fiscal cliff deal was always supposed to be simple: Democrats would win on taxes. Republicans would win on entitlements.
But what kind of victory can Republicans really hope to win? They're going to have to lower their sights — by a lot — from the big ideas they pushed in the presidential campaign.
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Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan wanted to turn Medicare into a competition between private plans. They wanted to scale back Medicaid, and turn it into block grants for states.
( PHOTOS: Fiscal cliff's key players)
Nothing like that is remotely likely now. With Obama in the White House for another four years, Republicans are looking for something much smaller, even a down payment on Medicare, that they can still call a victory.
And even that scaled back agenda carries the risk that they'll become the party that owns Medicare cuts — a policy victory, but a political loss.
For Democrats, it's easy to see what victory means: getting Republicans to raise taxes on the rich. For Republicans, it's less dramatic. The outer edge of what they could get from Obama would be an increase in the Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 67 — maybe with some expanded means-testing of Medicare premiums for the wealthy. (There's already some of that in Obama's own health care reform law and in the 2003 law that created the Medicare prescription drug program.)
( Also on POLITICO: What Boehner, Obama are thinking)
Would those changes be enough to allow Republicans to claim victory? Sure, Republican operatives and conservative analysts are saying — because they'll have to be.
"They're not as significant as I would like them to be, but they'd be a reasonable step along the right path. They might set in motion a dynamic where you could get both parties to do more later on," said Peter Wehner, a former adviser to President George W. Bush who's now a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.
Charlie Black, a Republican strategist and former adviser to Sen. John McCain, argued that "what our guys are focused on is making some progress in not continuing to run up the debt by trillions of dollars."
But are the most realistic Medicare changes in the fiscal cliff scenario what Republicans had in mind? Not even close. And right now, they're not rushing out to make the case that the GOP is on the verge of a big win.
"These are all good ideas … but they're not transformational. You just can't say, 'Whew, we fixed it for the next generation.' You just can't say that," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president of the American Action Forum and another former McCain adviser.
"You wanted steak, and you ended up with reheated hamburger," Holtz-Eakin added.
So what's the best thing to do with reheated hamburger? Prepare your base by lowering the expectations.
Republican leaders are insisting — loudly — that Obama just doesn't want to do anything on entitlements. House Speaker John Boehner charged Friday that even if the GOP caved on tax rates, "we would continue to see trillion-dollar deficits for as far as the eye can see." It's Obama's turn, Boehner said, to make a counteroffer.


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Counting the Apple WWDC Wi-Fi trouble and the Google I/O Wi-Fi trouble, this is the third conference in which there was wireless interference problems on stage and they asked us to turn off our Wi-Fi.
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What is CMS?
The CMS (Compact Muon Solenoid) experiment is located some 330 feet underground in Cessy, France, just across the border from Switzerland. CMS is one of two general-purpose LHC experiments (ATLAS is the other) designed to explore the physics of the Terascale, the energy region where physicists believe they will find answers to the central questions at the heart of 21st-century particle physics:
- Are there undiscovered principles of nature?
- How can we solve the mystery of dark energy?
- Are there extra dimensions of space?
- What is dark matter?
- How did the universe come to be?
You can learn more about how CMS and ATLAS answer these questions by reading The Science of ATLAS and CMS.
The main volume of the CMS detector is a multilayered cylinder, some 70 feet long and 52 feet in diameter, weighing more than 13,000 tons. The innermost layer is a silicon-based particle tracker, surrounded by electromagnetic and hadronic calorimeters for measuring particle energies. They fit inside a central superconducting solenoid magnet, 43 feet long and 20 feet in diameter, that measures the momenta of charged particles. Outer muon detectors surround the central magnet.
The CMS collaboration comprises over 2500 scientists, including about 600 students, from more than 183 scientific institutes, including some 430 US Ph.D. physicists from 49 universities and laboratories, the largest single national group. The US groups have contributed major components to the CMS detector, including muon detectors, calorimeters, charged particle tracking devices, and parts of the trigger and the data acquisition systems.


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This Blog focuses on Ancestor Stories, both the stories themselves about my family's ancestors and discussions of where they come from and how to prepare and share them. These stories may be non-fiction or fiction – we will always tell which is which, of course. Also see my KINNICK blog and The HOMEPLACE Series Blog, left sidebar, scroll down.
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Manufacturer's Diagnostics
ANY TIME a hard drive is in question as to a problem, run the manufacturer's diagnostics!
People need to be aware of the fact that NO non-brand specific program can do as good of a job as the manufacturer's own diagnostics because contrary to what many believe, SMART data is NOT standardized among all brands, nor are the threshold values that trigger a SMART alert. It is still commonplace for SMART errors to pop up, yet the manufacturer's own diags report no problem. ANYTIME a SMART error occurs, run the manufacturer's diagnostics to confirm or deny that there is a problem. Then use whatever program one wishes in an effort to recover from it. In ALL cases, when the manufacturer's diagnostics report bad sectors, it is a very wise decision to wipe/erase/zero/LL format the drive, then re-run all of the tests to see if any bad sectors remain. If some remain then consider the drive toast.
Seagate Seatools
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Hard Drive Benchmark Utilities
ATTO User Manual (section 3.2)
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Note: the above is not an all-inclusive list. It is what we recommend and use in view of our purposes, explained shortly.
ATTO Configuration
Comparisons of ATTO benchmark results are not necessarily valid unless users adhere to the following ATTO setup options. Click image for full size.
A Few Words About Benchmarks
The primary, and some (including myself) will argue, only valid use of HD benchmarks in a setting such as this forum, is for troubleshooting performance related issues. We're not writing reviews here. When the norms of a drive's performance using these benchmarks are known, then the tools and methods used here are valid. They tell us what we need to know to answer the question "is this okay?" In no way do any of these benchmarks prove or disprove that the mass storage subsystem is optomised for the purposes of the user. There is a lot more to drive performance than benchmark results and sequential read/write speeds do not tell the whole story. More words of wisdom HERE.
Hard Drive Manufacturer Warranties
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WD Serial ATA Jumper Setup
Western Digital SATA drives have a jumper block next to the 4 pin molex power connector. Click the image for full size.
This jumper block sets the drive's power management mode. The default position is the jumper on pins 1-2 (PM disabled). Removing the jumper has the same result. Jumpering pins 3-4 (PM enabled), causes the drive to power-up in standby mode. In most cases the default jumper position should not be changed. Note: there are no master/slave relationships using SATA drives. Reference here.
WD PATA Jumper Setup
By far the most common problem WD owners/users run into is caused by incorrect jumper settings. WD is different. Refer to the following. Note that all current PATA models have a 10 pin jumper block. Click the image for full size.
The best rule of thumb is to remove the jumper from the drive when it is the only drive on the cable. Either of the "single" settings is functionally equal to removing the jumper.
Hard Drive Capacities
HD manufacturers specify drive capacity in decimal. Windoze displays it in binary.
Decimal capacity / 1,048,576 = Binary MB capacity
A 40 GB drive is approximately 40,000,000,000 bytes (40 x 1,000,000,000).
40,000,000,000 / 1,048,576 = 38,162 Binary megabytes
Here's A Quick Reference Table.
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It's been a tough run of late for the 76ers. They had lost three straight and seven of nine heading into last night's appointment in Cleveland, and their CEO is now soliciting personnel input from the internet. But because they earned a much-needed road win, garbage time offered an occasion to smile, unwind, and launch a prank war.
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When the cable went out in Southern Connecticut last night, frantic residents called 911. Police in Fairfield were not happy about it.
The police department put the word out on Facebook that residents should call the cable company, not law enforcement's emergency line.
Fairfield Police Chief Gary MacNamara said he could not provide the exact number of calls received, but there were "a few."
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"Hi, I am just trying to figure out what's going on. We have no TV," one caller told the 911 dispatcher.
"Ma'am, 911 is for life-threatening emergencies," the dispatcher reminded the woman.
The woman said she knew that and was just trying to find out what's going on.
"I suggest you call Cablevision, or whoever your cable provider is," the dispatcher said.
In the Facebook post, police warned that misuse of 911 could result in an arrest.
"This is neither an emergency or a police related concern. Please direct your inquiries to Cablevision," they wrote. "911 should only be called for Life Threatening Emergencies ONLY."
Among those who lost cable were customers from Stamford to Milford, according to the Connecticut Post. Cablevision released a statement Sunday night saying a power outage in Norwalk had caused the problem.
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The progress in achieving the target set for the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) continues to be diverse across goals and regions. The goals aim at actualizing a universal standard of being free from grinding poverty, being educated and healthy and having ready access to clean water and sanitation. While progress has lagged for education and health related MDGs, the proportion of people living in extreme poverty has indeed fallen. To accelerate further progress in the latter, development strategies have to attempt to increase not only the rate of growth but also the share of income going to the poorest section of the population along the rural-urban continuum.
Economic projections for developing countries prepared by the World Bank state that approximately 970 million people will continue in 2015 to live below $1.25 a day. This would be equivalent to 15.5% of the population in the developing world. Herein, the pertinent challenge of reducing extreme poverty through creation of new income opportunities and better delivery of basic services largely remains in rural areas. In addition, such poverty is concentrated more in Asia (East and South) and Sub Saharan Africa with 38% and 46% of their poor residing in rural areas respectively. Thus, the task of effective rural development remains daunting. But the latter has to be operationalized and implemented holistically, and more importantly, in context of the complexities posed by the rural -urban continuum.
In the past decade, developing countries have urbanized rapidly, with the number of people living in urban settlements (whether by natural increase or reclassification of rural boundaries) rising from about 1.5 billion in 1990 to 3.6 billion (more than half of the world's population) in 2011. This process has taken place concurrently with improvements in agricultural productivity that has had positive synergies for farm incomes and non-farm employment in rural areas. In this backdrop, management of the forces of urbanization, speedily and effectively is a must, lest the MDG achievement in holistically eliminating extreme poverty is derailed.
The current public policy literature at the World Bank treats inhabitants in developing countries as located in settlements along a continuous rural -urban spectrum. Herein, smaller towns, small cities and peri-urban areas contiguous to rural areas rather than large cities, are central to the success of any poverty alleviation and service delivery strategy that is planned to tackle various regional disparities.
For instance in India, among urban areas, poverty rates in 2004-05 were highest in small towns (population less than 50,000) at 30 percent compared with 15 percent in large cities (population of 1 million). The urban spectrum is less pronounced in Sub-Saharan Africa where many countries are small and sparsely populated and where urbanization is still in its early stages. On the other hand, some poor want to migrate to cities to escape poverty but are reluctant to dispose of their rural assets. In Nepal, for example, where poverty is extreme, migrants prefer not to move too far from their rural residence but value proximity to paved roads and areas with higher housing premiums. Many want to maintain links with their farms, while others fear losing their land if they migrate too far.
It goes without saying that the effects of urban poverty can be as dehumanizing and limiting as those associated with rural poverty. Various MDG indicators show remarkable similarities between slum and rural areas. For instance, in low income countries such as Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Haiti and Niger - countries were poverty is primarily seen a rural phenomenon- 4 of every 10 slum children are malnourished, a rate comparable to that found in the rural areas of these countries.
The first challenge for governments, therefore, is to help reduce rural poverty by making migration more efficient. Equipping inhabitants and local communities with human capital assets while they are still in the rural area will increase the chance that their job search in the small town, small city, peri urban area and/or a big city is not only successful but sustainable too.
The second challenge, in context of scarce availability of resources to attain the MDGs in both urban and rural areas, is to take specific regional circumstances into account while allocating resources. For instance, if primary source of urbanization is domestic migrations then a focus on MDG related services in rural areas that are portable (health and education), can have a high payoff. Conversely, if prime source of urbanization is gradual thickening of population density then country wide equalization of MDG related services in both rural and urban areas is more suitable. The latter is extremely relevant in case of South Asian countries that have a low urbanization rate but a high level of agglomeration. In case people get stuck in small towns with little prospects of migrating, then policies should focus on improving physical connectivity to other urban centers.
The third challenge is strengthening basic infrastructure services. While integrated planning of land use is fundamental to agglomeration dynamics, basic services- water, energy, sanitation and solid waste management need to be provided for all inhabitants- urban, peri-urban and rural alike since natural market mechanisms are unlikely to provide those.
Thus along the rural-urban continuum, if connections with surrounding areas are well developed, urban densities can also have a positive impact on rural areas. For instance, following India's economic liberalization in the 1990's there has been a growing link between urban development and a reduction of rural poverty. This, in turn, has led to higher demand for rural products and more options for rural nonfarm diversification.
The broader challenge for the MDGs in the coming two years is to design poverty reducing and service delivery strategies that take into account the continuum along which extreme poverty is located. Improvement in service delivery and fostering of nonfarm job creation in small towns and peri -urban areas, could possibly offer inhabitants (including migrants) better livelihoods in developing countries, thus helping reduce both urban and rural poverty. Additionally, education (that imparts requisite skills), health (that enhances productivity) and removal of restrictions for labor mobility (that balances supply of and demand for labor) need to be factored in as critical components of such a country strategy.
Photo: A group of school children walk hand in hand after school in rural Nepal, by Aisha Faquir/World Bank.
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Millennium Development Goals
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) are series of 8 targets set to reduce poverty and hunger, child mortality, achieve universal primary education, improve maternal health, combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria and other diseases, ensure environmental sustainability and develop a global partnership for development. Developing countries have several barriers to achieve all these targets till 2015. Even developing sustainable path by adopting policies still developing countries are lag behind to achieve targets. No doubt aid is available by developed nations but is it true on which parameters all is going on. What will be next after time bound targets of MDGs. Developing countries did not achieve these targets successfully.
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I have published several Historically Speaking columns on Oak Ridge and heritage tourism in the past. These columns have promoted the idea that we are missing a potential source of revenue and economic development by not focusing more on the historical fact that Oak Ridge is uniquely equipped by fate to attract heritage tourists to our Manhattan Project history and the tremendous technological advances that have resulted over the ensuing years.
I have published several Historically Speaking columns on Oak Ridge and heritage tourism in the past. These columns have promoted the idea that we are missing a potential source of revenue and economic development by not focusing more on the historical fact that Oak Ridge is uniquely equipped by fate to attract heritage tourists to our Manhattan Project history and the tremendous technological advances that have resulted over the ensuing years.
With the potential of a Manhattan Project National Historical Park that includes Oak Ridge, that heritage tourism potential grows even more practical. I have been pleased to be included in the efforts to establish that park and have been pleased to see our Mayor Tom Beehan and other elected officials actively supporting the initiative.
The bill, HR 5987 in the House of Representatives and S 3300 in the Senate that will establish the park, may be passed in the next Congress. The House bill has already proven it has the majority needed to pass in the full house, although it lacked the two-thirds majority to pass it out of committee under special rules.
Jim DiPeso, policy director, ConservAmerica, writing regarding U.S. Congressman Dennis Kucinich's opposition to the park, "The Manhattan Project is a compelling and complex story that surely rises to the level of commemoration and interpretation as a national park. Congress should pass the park authorizing legislation, then get out of the way and let the National Park Service do the interpretation job it does so well."
Opposition such as that from Congressman Kucinich is in the minority. Our Tennessee delegation strongly supports the park. I was pleased to see U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander provide written testimony in favor of the bill in the Senate and was even more pleased that U.S. Congressman Chuck Fleischmann tapped me to testify on the House bill. So our elected officials stand in strong support of the bill.
A key to being prepared for the implementation of the Manhattan Project National Park, Oak Ridge location, is to be ready to move out positively when the decisions are made. The city's elected officials are the primary source of decisions that determine where we focus our collective attention. Thus, it is important for each of us to vote on Nov. 6, for the individuals who understand and support progress along these lines and other progressive directions for our city. What a great system is our democracy.
I welcome any candidate or incumbent who is running for re-election to City Council to convey their thoughts to me for inclusion in future Historically Speaking columns regarding this subject. Charlie Hensley has reached out to me to assure me heritage tourism is high on his agenda for the city. Send input to firstname.lastname@example.com, please.
Charlie has worked for 29 years at the Department of Energy sites, all of them. He has taken a lead role to support the Manhattan Project National Historical Park and spoken out in support of it as well as other historic preservation efforts such as the Alexander Inn. He was a strong supporter of the Jackson Square Enhancement Grant. I know other incumbents who are running for re-election, such as Chuck Hope and Ellen Smith, also support heritage tourism ideas and share Charlie's desire to see advances in this area. Again, I have asked each of these incumbents to comment on their positions, as well as Council candidates Trina Baughn and Kelly Callison.
I am not sure of the positions of the two other candidates, Trina Baughn and Kelly Callison. If either or both of them will please send me their thoughts on historic preservation and heritage tourism, I will gladly include their positions in a future Historically Speaking column. Of course, I would welcome input from Chuck and Ellen, as well.
So, what is our background in heritage tourism? Let's take a closer look at the reality.
Published in June 2007, Creating the Living Story of "The Secret City" — A Heritage Tourism Plan to Significantly Expand Oak Ridge Annual Visitations, was the culmination of a study of the potential Oak Ridge has to capitalize on its heritage to attract tourists. It is a report prepared by AkinsCrisp Public Strategies in partnership with the Oak Ridge Convention and Visitors Bureau, the city of Oak Ridge, and the Center for Historic Preservation at Middle Tennessee State University. Graphic support and rough order of magnitude costs for selected assets was provided by Cockrill Design & Planning. World War II era photographs used were from the Ed Westcott Collection.
The report is divided into seven segments, including an introduction titled Oak Ridge Is, an Executive Summary, Eight Key Strategies that Tell the Story, Where to Tell the Story: Our Physical Assets, Why the Story's Important and Appendix.
The following is found in the introduction, Oak Ridge is: "The place where citizens and scientists worked together, forging the tools that would protect American democracy from its most serious threats ever; where our greatest minds mastered the science and technology of nuclear energy to open new worlds in medicine, environmental sciences, chemistry, and physics; and, where residents transformed America's most secret city into a modern thriving community, with its own distinctive cultural, educational, and recreational treasures."
"The story of Oak Ridge is almost unimaginable in today's world. The dedication, sacrifice, commitment, financial cost, and sheer genius that allowed Oak Ridge to develop a nuclear bomb and pioneer the nuclear sciences as part of the Manhattan Project are on an unprecedented scale, before and since. The ordinary citizens who propelled Oak Ridge, Tenn.; Los Alamos, N.M.; and Hanford, Wash., into international recognition become extraordinary during an era that demanded their time, resources, and strength. Our goal is to tell this story in a manner that does justice to the 'greatest generation' that dedicated so much to this nation and the world, and utilize Oak Ridge's amazing history and resources to increase the city's economic development through heritage tourism.
"Key stakeholders in Oak Ridge have already made a significant commitment toward making this goal a reality. The purpose of this document is to build upon their previous phases of work, which laid a strong foundation for tapping into Oak Ridge's heritage tourism potential. This report provides practical, cost-effective strategies and specific action items that, if implemented, will increase heritage tourism and visitation in Oak Ridge and the surrounding region."
The Executive Summary states that a timely heritage tourism project is important to Oak Ridge "because heritage tourism has a direct economic impact on the financial success, identity, and continued viability of the city."
There are "eight realistic, cost-effective key strategies" and they are listed as:
"1. Upgrade signage and wayfinding (develop complete signage and wayfinding system, incorporating interstate signage leading to Oak Ridge, better signage on state and county roads, and add to existing city signage program that links major heritage tourism sites);
2. Focus on the American Museum of Science and Energy and Historic Jackson Square (Consider renaming the museum, adding Oak Ridge to the name, renovating the museum's exterior, expanding interpretation through new exhibits, kiosks, and educational material, and evaluate enhancements that would maximize Jackson Square's potential as a vital tourist and retail hub);
3. Showcase the Manhattan Project and Oak Ridge Heritage Assets (Design and install a series of interpretive kiosks in sites across Oak Ridge, emphasizing oral history and films by Keith McDaniel);
4. Develop 'Secret City' branding and marketing (Develop an integrated and focused campaign that ties materials together, creating a recognized 'brand' and personalized story line that links them together visually and historically);
5. Create a more robust Oak Ridge Convention and Visitors Bureau (Provide the ORCVB with 100% of the hotel/motel tax collections and use these funds to increase staff to expand their tourism and marketing capabilities, develop a new website, and provide additional training for staff and volunteers;
6. Determine the most appropriate NPS designation for Oak Ridge, e.g. National Heritage Area, and evaluate benefits, cost, and time required to achieve designation (Evaluate the benefits and challenges associated with the process necessary to obtain a National Park Service designation and determine if this strategy will help Oak Ridge);
7. Highlight Signature Facilities (Support on-going efforts by organizations and individuals to develop K-25, Y-12, and others as heritage tourism and education sites);
8. Undertake a strategic Outreach Campaign (create a carefully targeted, thoughtfully developed, and reasonably priced press campaign to maximize the best opportunities for exposure in the region. )
So, were do we stand five years later? This plan is even more important now than it was in 2007 with the impending Manhattan Project National Historical Park likely to become a reality in the not too distant future.


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