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LAPORTE, Pa. — A pipeline operator assured federal regulators it would minimize using eminent domain against private landowners if given approval to lay a 39-mile natural gas pipeline in northern Pennsylvania's pristine Endless Mountains.
Yet the company was readying condemnation papers against dozens of landowners even as the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission was considering its application for the $250 million MARC 1 pipeline. Within two days of winning approval, Central New York Oil & Gas Co., LLC went to court to condemn nearly half the properties along the pipeline's route — undercutting part of the regulatory commission's approval rationale and angering landowners who are now fighting the company in court.
Eminent domain would give the company the right to excavate and lay the 30-inch diameter pipeline on private property. Landowners would not lose their properties and would be compensated.
The dispute could foreshadow eminent domain battles to come as more pipelines are approved and built to carry shale gas to market in states like Pennsylvania, New York and Ohio.
Some of the complaining landowners say the company steamrolled them by refusing to negotiate in good faith on either monetary compensation or the pipeline's route. Their attorneys say the company has skirted Pennsylvania's eminent domain rules governing compensation.
Residents are fighting the pipeline on two fronts: challenging the eminent domain proceedings in court and appealing the approval by FERC. Because those challenges are pending, commission spokeswoman Tamara Young-Allen declined Tuesday to comment on whether the agency was misled.
The pipeline operator, a subsidiary of Inergy LP of Kansas City, Mo., insists it's trying to reach a "fair settlement" with all residents and wants to be a good neighbor.
The company promotes the MARC 1 pipeline as key infrastructure in developing the Marcellus Shale, a vast rock formation underneath Pennsylvania and surrounding states that experts believe holds the nation's largest reservoir of gas. The high-pressure steel pipeline will connect to major interstate pipelines and the company's own natural gas storage facility in southern New York state.
Central New York Oil & Gas hopes to start construction soon and finish by July, but awaits permits from Pennsylvania environmental regulators and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
It also faces the residents' legal challenge.
Many of them say they favor natural gas drilling and some have leased land to gas drillers. What rankles them is that the federal government has invested the company with the power of eminent domain, taking away their bargaining power.
"Once the government becomes involved, this is what happens. Because you lose that leverage," said Amy Gardner, who, with her husband, faces condemnation of part of their 175-acre parcel in Sullivan County.
The Gardners say the company offered them less than a third of the amount they got from another pipeline company that installed a gathering line on their land. The difference? Gathering lines — smaller pipelines that take gas from the wellhead to a transmission line or processing facility — are not federally regulated and companies that operate them don't have condemnation power.
Amy Gardner said a CNYOG company representative who made them the lowball offer told them to "take it or leave it." She would not publicly disclose what the company had offered.
"There's no negotiating with this company. They come and they tell you what they're going to do. They're telling you what they're going to pay. And they're counting on the government to enforce it," Gardner said in a recent interview at the Sullivan County Courthouse, where a judge has scheduled a mid-February hearing on the landowners' concerns.
The company insists it has met its obligation to negotiate and has reached private agreement with more than 80 percent of the landowners. Its attorney, Michael Wright, said there were several "meet-in-the-middle cases" involving compromise.
"It's not like we were sitting silently until the FERC order and rushed to the courthouse," said Wright, who is based in Vestal, N.Y. "To say we did not attempt to negotiate in good faith is incorrect."
Amounts offered by the pipeline company range from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands of dollars, depending on the amount of property taken. Court papers it filed in late December valued damages at 37 condemned properties in Sullivan County at $310,900 — from a low of $120 to a high of $39,570 for land owned by the Pennsylvania Game Commission.
The pipeline has been controversial since it was first proposed two years ago.
The regulatory commission considers all applications for new interstate pipelines. It received 22,000 comments on the MARC 1 project, many concerned about environmental and safety impacts. The Environmental Protection Agency also worried about potential damage to the forest ecosystem, noting the pipeline will cross dozens of pristine waterways in an area popular with hikers, hunters and fishermen.
The commission ultimately determined the pipeline would not significantly impact the environment and allowed it to proceed.
The regulators were also supposed to consider whether there would be an "unneeded exercise" of eminent domain — the often-contentious legal process by which the government, or a party such as a public utility, takes private property for public benefit.
The power of eminent domain has traditionally been invoked for highways, railroads, schools and other public buildings. Property owners are supposed to receive fair-market value for their land, and can appeal in court if they're unhappy with the amount they've been offered.
The regulators said last year that they relied on the company's assertion it was acquiring land "through negotiated agreements with landowners, thus minimizing the need" to condemn people's land.
In reality, Central New York Oil & Gas had already prepared to take dozens of landowners to court. Within two days of getting the commission's approval on Nov. 14, it began eminent domain proceedings in court against 74 of 152 property owners along the pipeline's route through the mountains of Bradford, Lycoming and Sullivan counties.
The company isn't taking homes or booting people off their land. Rather, it needs easements for the part of each property through which the pipeline will run.
Deborah Goldberg, an attorney for the environmental group Earthjustice, said the large number of condemnations suggests that the pipeline company "never made a serious effort to get negotiated agreements with the landowners that the landowners thought were fair." Earthjustice has intervened in the pipeline challenge.
Goldberg suggests the pace of settlements quickened because condemnation takes leverage away from the property owner.
Wright, the company attorney, acknowledged that Central New York Oil & Gas told landowners that if they challenged the company in court, forcing it to incur legal expenses, then any deal on the table would be withdrawn.
Some landowners aren't interested in the money. They're more concerned about the pipeline's route.
The company told Bob Swartz that it plans to cut a 50-foot-wide, 400-foot-long gash through an ancient stand of trees across the front of his property. When Swartz proposed an alternate route through an open field that would preserve his trees and views, the company said it wasn't interested and offered instead to pay him for the wood.
"That's not negotiation. It was their way or no way, and 'we'll see you in court.' It's the little guys against Goliath," said Swartz, who has challenged the company in court.
Another landowner, Lisa Richlin, has appealed to federal regulators to force Central New York Oil & Gas to abandon plans for an access road along her property. Richlin said the road is at the bottom of a long hill and around a sharp bend where there have been many accidents, at least one of them fatal.
When Richlin pressed the company to use an alternate route a short distance away, she said, the company told her that would cause a six-month delay.
"I want them to go elsewhere. I don't want somebody to die because of stupidity," she said.
In a statement, the company said it has accommodated dozens of landowner requests for route changes, but can't do more because of "environmental, cultural and biological restrictions as well as other land use constraints."

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We would like to remind everyone about the NRA High Power Regional on September 24th and September 25th.
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Adverse weather conditons ranging from floods to droughts are forcing Europe's livestock and feeders and food processors to increase their imports of feed grains, the U.S. Grains Council reports.
The floods come on top of less than ideal growing conditions that resulted in a poor harvest last year. The latter has reduced Europe's feed grain stocks to unusually low levels, according to the USGC.
"In Western Europe, farmers are encountering flooding and in the eastern areas they are being hit with extreme drought conditions," said Chris Corry, U.S. Grains Council director of international operations. "This is coupled with the fact that Europe has depleted their interventions stocks, most of which was wheat and barley."
He added that Europe had minimal feed grains in storage due to a poor harvest last year, also a result of weather. Given the current market situation, Corry said Europe has turned to U.S. sorghum as a reliable feed source for the livestock sector.
During September, Corry said, 25.4 million bushels (646,000 metric tons) of U.S. grain sorghum has been traded to Europe. The largest buyer is France.
"Since the first of the month, France has purchased an astounding 3.25 million bushels (82,500 tons) of sorghum," said Corry, adding that Ireland, Italy, Netherlands and Spain were also purchasers. "Spain importing 14.8 million bushels (376,500 tons) is not as surprising as they have been a reliable trading partner of U.S sorghum for quite sometime."
He said that U.S. Grain Council consultants will travel to Europe to assess the market situation and the extent of the crop damages and to try to identify opportunities and constraints.
France may need up to 1 million metric tons of corn and sorghum and is looking to purchase grain from the United States, Brazil and Argentina. However, Brazil and Argentina's current crop will not be available until next spring. U.S. sorghum may be the primary alternative because of the European Union's reluctance to purchase biotech grain.
Gretchen Flanley, USGC director of biotechnology programs, said the tight supplies and high feed costs in the European Union have led the agricultural industry to call for a faster regulatory process.
"Although Europe does use a scientifically-based safety assessment of these products, undue delays in the regulatory procedures as well as the political process hamper the approval of biotech events for feed imports."
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At 6,700-acres, Lake Conway is the largest man-made game and fish commission lake in the United States. Construction of the lake began in 1948, with its waters coming from the runoff of Stone Dam Creek, Gold Creek, Palarm Creek, Little Cypress Creek and Panther Creek. Its average depth is six feet, with a maximum depth of 18 feet. The lake is approximately eight miles long with 52 miles of shoreline. Fishing: Known as an excellent fishing lake, Conway is stocked with bass, catfish, bream and crappie. Several free public launch areas are maintained by the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission; boat rentals are available at several commercial docks on the lake. Adams', Brannon's, Bream's Nest, Gold Creek, Highway, Lawrence, Martin's Northshore, Palarm Creek, Paradise, Pierce Creek and Sevier's are the landings with boat ramps. Old creek channels that can be found on all sides of the lake are some of the best places to bass fish. Lake Conway is home to the Crappie Master's State Tournament in the spring. The main access to Lake Conway is from Interstate 40 via Exit 135 at Mayflower. This exit offers access by way of Ark. 89 and Clinton Road to docks east of the lake. The northern end of the lake can be reached by gravel roads branching off Ark. 286. Phone the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission for more information: 501-223-6300; toll-free, 1-800-364-4263.
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For months after Bunker Hill, the Revolutionary War on land was almost entirely static. The British hold on Boston depended on a steady supply of food, wood, and war materiel for their troops and the loyalist civilians who sought shelter there. The Americans sought to blockade the British to force their army to leave or to come out for a repeat of the Bunker Hill battle. With their land routes to Boston blocked by the Americans, British supplies could arrive only by ship, and those ships could be interdicted only by armed ships.
Thus, General Washington, a planter and frontier soldier who had been to sea only once (although early in life he aspired to become a midshipman in the Royal Navy), on his own authority decided to arm some Massachusetts schooners to seize British merchant ships on the sea approaches to Boston.
Despite the book's title, Washington's motley little armada was not "secret," except initially from Congress. Nor was it legitimately a "navy," since it was officered and manned by Soldiers from Massachusetts regiments, and Washington created it without Congress' prior knowledge or approval. However, it was Washington's strategic vision that brought the revolutionaries' navy into being. Despite initial disappointments over delays, bungled assignments, and wrongful captures, his schooners proved immensely helpful to the patriot cause.
Washington knew little about ships or the local men who would outfit and officer them. Indeed, those democratically inclined New Englanders caused him "plague trouble & vexation," since ship carpenters refused to work on Sundays, and the Sailors were prone to refuse to sail if they were not ready. Creating an appropriate prize system to incentivize commanders and their crews he could accomplish by fiat, but the paperwork adjudicating prizes almost drove Washington crazy. Nevertheless, he managed to choose the right men to bring his Lilliputian navy into being, and each capture weakened the British and helped the Americans. Ultimately, Washington's cockleshell navy captured 38 British vessels and played a role in forcing the British out of Boston. No capture was more important than the schooner Lee's seizure of the Nancy with her cargo of 2,000 muskets, 7,000 cannonballs, and wagonloads of gunpowder, just in time to relieve the Americans' desperate shortage of powder and munitions.
Nelson, who has written a dozen novels of naval historical fiction and the well-regarded naval history Benedict Arnold's Navy , delivers his story in a clear and animated style. While careful in his judgments, he has a knack for turning a phrase. His own sailing experience and deep understanding of the period resonate from the pages, such as where he describes the feel of the wind on a certain tack off Cape Ann, the rigging of the Beverly schooners, or the corporate mentality of sailors in the late 18th century. This is a fine book, a good read, and a welcome contribution to the naval literature of the Revolutionary War.
Hide and Seek: The Untold Story of Cold War Naval Espionage
Peter A. Huchthausen and Alexandre Sheldon-Duplaix. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, 2009. 432 pp. Illus. Notes. Index. $30.
Reviewed by John Prados
Hide and Seek is a study of naval intelligence during the Cold War, which is an enormously ambitious subject. There are several basic military histories of the Cold War, but none zero in on the contributions of naval intelligence. The authors are quite right to try and fill that gap. The story unfolds chronologically, beginning with a chapter on the Cold War adversaries, once allies, racing to grab their shares of German technology at the end of World War II. The narrative continues through the spy wars, the Cuban Missile crisis, the wars in Korea and Vietnam and conflicts in the Middle East, and finally covers the intelligence revolution of the 1980s. Both authors were participants-Huchthausen in the U.S. Navy and Sheldon—Duplaix in the French—in some of the events they seek to illuminate. Both are well-equipped to handle the subjects on which they write.
Although the authors are correct to pursue this subject, their reach exceeds their grasp. Hide and Seek contains good material on the work of naval attaches (Huchthausen served as one) and interesting vignettes based on the experience of both authors. The attach e material and the wide coverage of surface intelligence collectors on both U.S. and Soviet sides are the book's best features. Hide and Seek also delivers some finely tuned pieces, such as its accounts of collecting data on Soviet intercontinental ballistic missile tests, intelligence activity surrounding the loss of Soviet submarine K-129 in the Pacific in 1968, and its handling of the Swedish submarine incidents of the 1980s. But on the whole, the work is uneven.
In the K-129 episode, for example, the CIA recovery mission using the Glomar Explorer is barely mentioned. There is coverage of military intelligence interest in flying saucers, but none on the Holystone Program, arguably a key operational and intelligence project. Coverage of the 1968 USS Pueblo crisis is sparse, except in connection with the John Walker spy ring case. The authors evaluate this Soviet success as possibly more significant than that of the Allied code-breakers against the Germans during World War II.
Coverage of the 1967 USS Liberty incident, in which Israeli fighter jets and torpedo boats attacked a U.S. technical research ship north of the Sinai Peninsula during the Six-Day War, also will not satisfy many veterans, in particular the survivors of the attack. Other authors do better on the Navy's human intelligence program (Task Force 157) and on its submarine reconnaissance missions.
In some instances, Hide and Seek reports events in passing, only to drop them with no detail, such as when it claims that the South Vietnamese Navy attacked Soviet intelligence trawlers. The book also wastes valuable space on Cold War diplomatic or general security issues such as the Strategic Defense Initiative or the 1983 downing of Korean Air Lines Flight 007. But the book's most glaring fault is that it contains very little discussion of naval intelligence analysis and so fails to relate any of the extensive intelligence collection to concrete aspects of force or operational planning, technological development, or warship design. Thus the reader finds little from which to draw conclusions as to the actual contribution of naval spying to the Cold War. There is a book in that, but Hide and Seek is not it.
A Tale of Two Subs: An Untold Story of World War II, Two Sister Ships, and Extraordinary Heroism
Jonathan J. McCullough. New York/Boston: Grand Central Publishing, Hachette Book Group USA, 2008. 284 pp. Illus. $26.99
Reviewed by Colonel Bruce F. Meyers, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired)
Its title might imply that this is just another wartime submarine story. But this well-written, thoroughly researched volume contains far more than an ordinary submarine narrative; in it, McCullough elucidates the critical need of enemy intelligence for a successful submarine campaign. Under the superb leadership of Vice Admiral Charles A. Lockwood—"ComSubPac"—great efforts had been taken to ensure that our Pacific Fleet subs were well-trained, well-stocked, and properly equipped. Our submarine forces were, at the start of World War II, proven to have been given less in the quality and reliability of their torpedoes. Critical to success was the training of all hands. Every crewman and officer on our fleet submarines had to know their duties thoroughly and be able to perform them in absolute darkness. Submariners had to position their subs along travelled sea lanes, lying-to off distant ports. Night ops were the norm because of vulnerability of being spotted.
McCullough skillfully weaves the intelligence acquisition on Japanese shipping and naval units. The Japanese naval code JN-25 becomes the centerpiece of this story-within-a-story. A Tale of Two Subs demonstrates the significance of breaking the Japanese code. Other authors have provided cursory descriptions of these successes in cryptography. McCullough goes into detail in the actual development, which later helped in winning the Battle of Midway and amphibious operations in the Solomon Islands.
But the guts of the book tells the story of two sister subs—the Sculpin and the Sailfish , both built in Portsmouth, which later joined in Cavite in the Asiatic submarine squadron.
Their fates became intertwined with the sinking of the USS Squalus in May 1939, during test dives off New London. The Sculpin , sister-sub to the Squalus , was the first boat to get to the sunken submarine, helping rescue 32 survivors. This was the first use of Commander Charles "Swede" Momsen's submarine rescue chamber, which attached to the weather-deck of the sunken sub. The Squalus was raised, refurbished, and renamed the USS Sailfish for return to the fleet.
On 18 November, 1943, the Sculpin was patrolling north of Truk. Operating independently, she tracked a small convoy throughout the night. The sub's dawn attack on a freighter stirred the convoy—a cruiser, the Yamaguma , and five destroyers. Promptly attacked, the Sculpin crash-dived to 250 feet, receiving a series of very effective depth charges. Severely damaged, taking water in all compartments, she dove to 400 feet and then was forced to surface. Depth gauges, destroyed by the depth charges, contributed to her broaching. The sub was immediately taken under fire and "Abandon ship" ordered as the crew scuttled the boat.
On board were her skipper, Captain Fred Connaway, and their commodore, Lieutenant Commander John Phillip Cromwell. Cromwell had been in the crypto pool at Pearl. He understood that if he were taken prisoner and tortured, he was at risk of endangering the security of the Allies' entire Pacific campaign. He purposely remained in the control room, bravely giving his life as the Sculpin sank.
Forty-one survivors were picked up and later divided into two groups on board the Japanese escort carriers Unyo and Chuyo . Enroute from Truk to Japan, the Chuyo was attacked by the Sailfish . It was every submariner's dream to sink a carrier. The Sailfish , unaware that the Sculpin 's survivors were locked in the brig on Chuyo , torpedoed the carrier—a first for Pacific submarines!—eventually sinking her after the third strike. One Sculpin petty officer survived and returned to duty after repatriation. Lieutenant Commander Cromwell was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his heroic sacrifice.
From this reviewer's experience serving on five submarines, the author's depth-charging descriptions following torpedo attacks are not only well-written, they are as authentic as could be achieved from such traumatic experience. In A Tale of Two Subs , McCullough gives us a gripping, telling account of submarine life.
Fighting at Sea in the Eighteenth Century: The Art of Sailing Warfare
Sam Willis. Suffolk, UK: Boydell Press, 2008. 272 pp. Maps. Illus. Bib. Index. $60.
Reviewed by Wade G. Dudley
To interpret the tactics of the late Age of Sail, it is necessary to develop an understanding of the complexity of the sailing warship—but this is only a beginning. To comprehend naval warfare in the 18th century it's also useful to have a grasp of oceanography, geography, mathematics, the period's situational politics and social mores, and a glimpse into the mindsets of the individuals practicing command and their subordinates. Sam Willis, an accomplished maritime historian, archaeologist, and occasional sailor of square-rig vessels, challenges readers to gain this knowledge in his recently published volume that focuses on many of those very factors, quite admirably.
In this superbly researched book, Willis examines in detail subjects ranging from chase and escape to the 18th century's problems with station keeping and communications. His personal experience with square-riggers supplements the words (drawn from admiralty records, court-martial records, memoirs, and period literature, among other sources) of those who sailed and fought in the 18th and early 19th centuries. In particular, his chapters on the much-misunderstood weather gage, and the effects and repair of damage, are possibly the best treatments of those topics in print.
Willis severely drubs a number of commonly held misconceptions. For example: A good commander always sought to claim the weather gage (that is, to attack with his fleet between the wind and the enemy). The major advantage seems obvious, as the attacker controls the rate of closure. However, as Willis explains, the weather gage held so many disadvantages that period analysts, such as John Clerk, questioned the wisdom of seeking it; while the French author De Grenier sought to explain away the fixation of admirals with acquiring the weather gage as a holdover of galley warfare. Another commonly held misconception is that France trained its gunners to aim at the enemies' rigging, while the Royal Navy hammered its opponents' hulls. Willis' research reveals no such doctrine among the French, and damage results seem to verify his findings.
Fighting at Sea in the Eighteenth Century contains high-quality maps, many excellent illustrations, and an essential glossary, all which give a better understanding of Willis's arguments. This is not, however, a book for the novice—Brian Lavery's Nelson's Navy (Naval Institute Press, 2000) or even John Harland's Seamanship (Naval Institute Press, 1984) fit that bill nicely. But Willis' book is necessary reading for those of us who occasionally write about the world of wooden walls and iron men. I suspect that it would be even more meaningful if we could spend more time on the replica warships that now plow the waves.
Sadly, few working square-riggers, such as the brig Niagara out of Erie, Pennsylvania, exist today, and those that do have very few slots for crew and passengers. Few of us may have the opportunity to serve as crew or observer on a square-rigged vessel. Even then, in material and techniques of construction (as well as legally mandated safety features), operating vessels do not exactly compare with those of the late Age of Sail, and fleets such as those will not exist again for our educational benefit. Fortunately, all of us now have access to Sam Willis' excellent book.


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Though she didn't go into details, she said she "reached out to multiple employees of the college, and reported my sexual assault to two people who were both legally required to file reports, but neither followed the protocol and both failed to report the crime.' Here's the question I had: Did she? Did she report this assault to the proper law enforcement authorities; i.e. the Swarthmore Borough Police? And if not, why not? If an actual crime was committed it most definitely should have been reported to the police so that the perpetrator could have been charged and prosecuted in a real court of law. Right?' So why didn't that happen? Was it because Swarthmore officials intimidated Ms. Ferguson into not going to the police? Did they get her to drop the whole thing against her better judgment? If so, those officials should, of course, be fired. College's response It is a serious accusation that Ms. Ferguson makes. It is the sort of accusation that got Joe Paterno fired and others at Penn State University charged with crimes. As it is, Swarthmore President Rebecca Chopp told the Daily Times that an investigation into Ferguson's complaint, which has been undersigned by almost two dozen other Swarthmore students, is underway. In addition, we are told, that the college is hiring a "dean of diversity, inclusivity and community development.' What such a person will have to do with investigating the reporting of alleged sex crimes on campus is beyond me. Anyway, I would have thought a place as academically trend-setting as Swarthmore College would have had a diversity dean decades ago. Also in the hiring pipeline, according to Chopp, is someone to "oversee the college judiciary committee.' Good idea. Most university judiciary committees could use a little oversight, in so far as too many of them are kangaroo courts where the students hauled before them are denied the conventional legal rights of due process. Little things, like having a lawyer present to defend them. Bad court for the accused Judith Grossman is a lawyer and a feminist. She is also a mother whose son was forced to go before one of these college judiciary committees not too long ago. Ms. Grossman recently wrote a piece in the Wall Street Journal detailing how her son, who attended an unnamed liberal arts college in the Northeast, was accused by a former girlfriend of forcing her to commit acts of "nonconsensual sex'during their failed relationship. Grossman witnessed first-hand the nightmarish lack of due process and fundamental fairness with which these tribunals often operate.' Thanks to a recent decision by the Department of Education's Civil Rights Division, universities have been "advised' to lower their standards for convicting accused individuals (who are, by the way, almost exclusively men). Instead of the "reasonable doubt' standard applied in real courts of law, the lawyers at the DOE want it lowered to a "preponderance of the evidence' standard (50.01 pecent). "Across the country and with increasing frequency,' writes Grossman, "innocent victims of impossible-to-substantiate charges are afforded scant rights to fundamental fairness and find themselves entrapped in a widening web of this latest surge in political correctness. Few have a lawyer for a mother, and many may not know about the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, which assisted me in my research.' (That would be FIRE, founded by University of Pennsylvania professor and Wallingford resident Alan Kors.) An overblown problem As early as 2008, the incomparable Heather MacDonald was writing and exposing the "campus rape myth,' as a bogus crisis for its reliance on bad statistics, exaggeration and more than a few false accusations. "The campus rape movement highlights the current condition of radical feminism, from its self-indulgent bathos to its embrace of ever more vulnerable female victimhood,' wrote MacDonald for City Journal back then. Based on the recent allegations made against Swarthmore College and other universities, this ideologically-driven neo-feminist cause hasn't abated. But it's certainly ironic that institutions as politically correct and sensitive as Swarthmore would be accused of looking the other way when it comes to violence against women. "Right now,' Ms. Ferguson asserts in a press release, "victims of sexual violence and harassment are suffering. In an environment where perpetrators of sexual violence, harassment and intimidation are protected instead of held accountable, there is little deterrence from committing further crimes.' If what Ms. Ferguson says is true, Swarthmore College is no better at acting on and taking seriously charges of criminal sexual abuse than the Archdiocese or Philadelphia was in the priest abuse cases. Can this be true? A responsive campus Swarthmore Police Chief Brian Craig, for one, finds it hard to believe. In the last couple of years, he told me Friday, his department has investigated about five cases of sexual assault on campus, including one actual rape that was successfully prosecuted. Once a month for the last five years, Swarthmore police have been meeting with college officials and students to discuss issues of campus safety, including sexual assault issues. The very idea that any Swarthmore professor, counselor or administrator would take any claim of sexual violence lightly, "would be totally contrary to my experience with them,' said the police chief. Mia's story I called Mia Ferguson to find out her experience. She told me last year she was "raped' by a fellow classmate. The crime of rape carries a 12-year statute of limitations so she still has plenty of time to file a criminal complaint against her attacker with the Swarthmore Police. Yet she has declined to do so. She said it was because after the incident she was "already in a pretty vulnerable space' and because she was "assaulted by a male' she didn't feel comfortable going to a police station where she would be "surrounded by men.' She said what happened to her met the "legal definition of rape' but that she wasn't "violently assaulted.' She said that her assailant was a fellow student with whom she shared a class and there was the "likelihood he would…intimidate and harass' her if she brought charges against him. When pressed further, she said the facts surrounding her assault were "entirely irrelevant' to charges she has made against the administration, which she accused of "lying' and "consistently breaking the law.' "It's a sick system and an ailing system and that's what we're trying to address,' she told me. Whatever else can be said about Mia Ferguson, she is the kind of proud, progressive political activist Swarthmore College has, in the past, claimed pride in turning out. As has been said in better places than this: You reap what you sow. Schools: Swarthmore College


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The Ulster Council has confirmed the dates at venues for the opening three rounds of next year's Dr McKenna Cup competition.
Six-in-a-row winners Tyrone will begin their title defence at home to Antrim on January 3rd while Cavan host Sigerson Cup champions St Mary's on the same Wednesday night at Kingspan Breffni in Section A.
Section B sees Down and Armagh colliding in Newry in the neighbouring counties' season opener with Derry playing UUJ in Owenbeg and in Section C Donegal welcome Queen's University in the first round and Monaghan travel to Enniskillen to face Rory Gallagher's Fermanagh.
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Section A: St Mary's, Tyrone, Cavan, Antrim
Section B: UUJ, Derry, Down, Armagh
Section C: Queen's University, Donegal, Monaghan, Fermanagh
Round 1, January 3rd
Section A:
Tyrone v Antrim at Healy Park, Omagh
Cavan v St Mary's at Kingspan Breffni
Section B:
Down v Armagh at Pairc Esler, Newry
Derry v UUJ at Owenbeg
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Donegal v Queen's University at Ballybofey
Fermanagh v Monaghan at Brewster Park
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Tyrone v St Mary's at Healy Park, Omagh
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Armagh v Derry at The Athletic Grounds
Down v UUJ at Downpatrick
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Monaghan v Donegal at St Tiernach's Park, Clones
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Antrim v St Mary's at Woodlands, Belfast
Section B:
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Armagh v UUJ at The Athletic Grounds
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Donegal v Fermanagh at Pairc MacCumhaill
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - MIT men's basketball slipped past Coast Guard, 66-62, in the quarterfinal round of the NEWMAC Championship Tournament with a pair of freshmen fueling the victory. Wednesday's physically-driven defensive battle went to overtime following a baseline jumper by unheralded rookie Billy Bender with two seconds left in regulation. With the game tied in the extra session, freshman Jamie Karraker sank the pivotal shot with a three from the corner.
Senior Jimmy Bartolotta paced MIT (18-8) with 21 points, 12 rebounds, five blocks, and three steals, although the star guard endured his worst shooting performance of the season. Billy Johnson added 16 points and eight boards, Karraker dropped in 15, and Bender finished with eight points and three steals.
Craig Johnson once again powered Coast Guard (12-13) with 19 points and a game-high 14 caroms, while Jevon James also notched a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds. Trip Fernandez also reached double digits for the Bears with 11 points.
The Bears (12-13), whose last loss in the NEWMAC Tournament was three years ago to the day against MIT (18-8), rallied to take control of the game after falling behind 32-16 with 4:45 left in the first half. Despite the big deficit, Coast Guard showed incredible resiliency by upping its defensive pressure. The Engineers tired after the hot start and the Bears closed the first half on an 11-2 run to reduce the Tech advantage to 34-27 at the half.
MIT's offensive struggles continued in the second half, while Coast Guard ripped off the first six points of the frame to take their first lead of the night with 17 minutes left on the clock. Back-to-back jumpers by Billy Johnson and Billy Bender pushed MIT in front, 38-35, but over the course of the next 10 minutes, the Bears orchestrated a 15-5 run. Craig Johnson was dominant in the paint during the stretch, while Tripp Fernandez canned a pair of jumpers.
The Bears took their largest lead of the tilt at 50-43 with 5:41 remaining off an offensive rebound and put back by Johnson. After trading baskets, Karraker pulled MIT within four with a deep three. Stefan Lewis stroked a smooth pull-back jumper from the wing to up the lead to six, but Billy Johnson answered immediately with another three. On MIT's next possession and 1:06 remaining in the game, Bartolotta tied the game at 54-54 after sinking three free throws. Jevon James drained a pair of free throws on the Bears' last offensive opportunity, but Bender continued MIT's season with an uncontested jumper that ignited the home crowd.
Eric Hudson gave Coast Guard an early lead in overtime with a fast-break lay-up. Bartolotta responded with four straight points for the Engineers before Craig Johnson made another strong move in the lane and tied the game at sixty. With 2:26 left in the period, Karraker received a kick-out from Bartolotta and knocked it home for the three-point lead. Stefan Lewis converted two free throws with a minute remaining to pull the Bears back within one, but Bartolotta scored three consecutive points at the charity stripe to seal the postseason win.
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A memorial gathering will be held at the Engel family home in Katonah, N.Y., on Saturday for Timothy J. Engel, who died on Oct. 27 at the Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla, N.Y. Mr. Engel had been troubled, and his death was the result of suicide, his family said. He would have been 60 years old on Dec. 4.
Mr. Engel was well known on the South Fork. He lived in Sagaponack as a child and had worked on the Topping Horse Farm and in farming with his stepfather, the late Bud Topping, with whom he went hunting and ice boating.
The writer Peter Matthiessen of Sagaponack remembered Mr. Engel as a warm and jolly young man who was kind to the Matthiessen children and provided spirit in a touch football game that was held over the years in a horse farm pasture. He also had worked on a ranch in Wyoming as a young man, an experience he treasured.
Mr. Engel began his career as a reporter and writer for the CBS house magazine, and he was a speech writer for ABC, both in New York. He went on to work in marketing for the Dreyfus Corporation in New York and Fidelity Investments in Boston. He then managed family real estate holdings in White Plains, N.Y., and Greenwich, Conn.
The son of Tinka D. Topping of Sagaponack, who survives, and the late Herman Engel of New York, he was born in New York City. He went to the Dalton School and graduated from the New Lincoln School, having also attended the Bridgehampton School for a time. He attended New York University.
Jon Snow of Sagaponack remembers his brother-in-law as a deeply courteous and thoughtful person with whom he had shared three things important to both: Faulkner, poker, and tennis. "He was a great conversationalist. A great mind and great wit, he was one of the best-educated people I ever knew," Mr. Snow said.
Always athletic, Mr. Engel had coached recreational basketball, his favorite sport, as well as baseball and soccer from the time his children were 4 or 5 through their teenage years.
Timothy and Elizabeth Mclanahan Engel had been married for 30 years. She survives, as do three children: Ruby Engel of Katonah, a senior at John Jay High School in Katonah, Gavin D. Engel, a senior at the Rhode Island School of Design, and Jasper Engel of Brooklyn, who works for American Corporate Partners, a nonprofit organization that mentors veterans seeking careers. Mr. Engel also is survived by three sisters: Kathy Engel of Sagaponack, Susan Engel of Great Barrington, Mass., and Jenno Topping of Santa Monica, Calif.
The family has suggested contributions in Mr. Engel's memory for the Ruby Engel College Scholarship Fund. They can be sent to Elizabeth Engel, 193 Todd Road, Katonah 10536.


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A's left-handed reliever Sean Doolittle is one of 10 finalists for the annual Hutch Award, considered one of the more prestigious honors in baseball and named after former player and manager Fred Hutchinson, who died of cancer in 1964 at the age of 45.
Pitcher Barry Zito of the Giants won it last year.
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Surprise! Fox Hosts Blame Obama For Americans' Declining Net Worth
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The Federal Reserve released a study this week showing that Americans' net worth fell dramatically between 2007-10. However, while reporting on the study, Fox News hosts falsely claimed the decline occurred during the "last three years," even though it's clear the decline began two years before President Obama took office.
Fed: American Families' Net Worth Declined Nearly 40 Percent From 2007-10
Federal Reserve: "Median Net Worth Fell 38.8 Percent ... Between 2007 And 2010." From the Federal Reserve's June 12 bulletin:
The Federal Reserve Board's Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF) for 2010 provides insights into changes in family income and net worth since the 2007 survey.1 The survey shows that, over the 2007-10 period, the median value of real (inflation-adjusted) family income before taxes fell 7.7 percent; median income had also fallen slightly in the preceding three-year period (figure 1).
The decreases in family income over the 2007−10 period were substantially smaller than the declines in both median and mean net worth; overall, median net worth fell 38.8 percent, and the mean fell 14.7 percent (figure 2).Median net worth fell for most groups between 2007 and 2010, and the decline in the median was almost always larger than the decline in the mean. The exceptions to this pattern in the medians and means are seen in the highest 10 percent of the distributions of income and net worth, where changes in the median were relatively muted. Although declines in the values of financial assets or business were important factors for some families, the decreases in median net worth appear to have been driven most strongly by a broad collapse in house prices. [Federal Reserve Bulletin, June 2012]
Fox Hosts Falsely Claimed Study Shows Net Worth Declined During "Last Three Years"
Patti Ann Browne: Fed Study Shows Net Worth "Down A Whopping 40 Percent In Just The Past Three Years." Fox host Patti Ann Browne said of the Fed report: "A stunning new report finds that Americans' average net worth is down a whopping 40 percent in just the past three years." Graphics aired during the segment correctly noted that the decline occurred between 2007 and 2010. [Fox News, Fox & Friends First, 6/12/12]
Steve Doocy: "Over The Last Three Years, The Net Worth Of The Average American Family Has Fallen 40 Percent." During an interview with Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy said: "It was a jaw-dropping statistic that was flashed across the country yesterday. The Federal Reserve has figured out that over the last three years, the net worth of the average American family has fallen 40 percent, over three years." [Fox News, Fox & Friends, 6/12/12]
Sean Hannity: "If We Lost In The Last Three Years 39 Percent Of Our Wealth ... What Does That Mean In Eight Years Of Obama?" On his radio show, Fox host Sean Hannity said: "I can't imagine four more years. If we lost in the last three years 39 percent of our wealth -- family wealth has dropped 39 percent -- what does that mean in eight years of Obama? Eighty percent?" [Premiere Radio Networks, The Sean Hannity Show, 6/12/12]
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It's no secret that many iPhone buyers—particularly those on the east coast—had "issues" activating their iPhones over the weekend. Some of our own readers told me that they waited hours, sometimes even days, to get the darn thing activated. And of course, since all of the iPhone's functions are completely locked until you activate your account, these poor people couldn't even use it as an iPod or an alarm clock.
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Wednesday, 26 May 2010, a Joint LFAS and Digital Text & Scholarship Seminar
Venue: Room G37 (Senate House, Ground Floor)
Time: 17:30 – 19:00
Speakers: Michael Whitmore (University of Wisconsin-Madison), 'Profiling Genres in the Corpus of Early English Drama'
Jointly organised by London Forum for Authorship Studies and the Digital Text & Scholarship Research Seminar.
In this talk, Michael Witmore (University of Wisconsin-Madison) and Jonathan Hope (Strathclyde University) will discuss their research into the underlying linguistic matrix of early modern dramatic genres using multivariate statistics and a text tagging device known as Docuscope, a hand-curated corpus of several million English words (and strings of words) that have been sorted into grammatical, semantic and rhetorical categories. The talk will focus particularly on the place of Shakespeare's work in the broader context of early modern drama. Details on this research can be found at www.winedarksea.org.
Michael Witmore is Professor of English at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, where he is the organizer of the Working Group for Digital Inquiry, a research collective that is mapping the prose genres of Early English Books online using techniques from bioinformatics and corpus linguistics (www.winedarksea.org ). His most recent books are Shakespearean Metaphysics (Continuum) and Pretty Creatures: Children and Fiction in the English Renaissance (Cornell). In addition to serving as textual editor for the Comedy of Errors with the new Norton Shakespeare, he is currently at work on a collaborative study of Shakespearean scenes, characters and objects with the photographer Rosamond Purcell entitled Landscapes of the Passing Strange: Reflections from Shakespeare, to be published by Norton in December.
Jonathan Hope is Reader in Literary Linguistics at Strathclyde University, Glasgow. His The Authorship of Shakespeare's Plays appeared in 1994 from CUP, and Shakespeare and Language: Reason, Eloquence and Artifice in the Renaissance will appear late this year from Arden.
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For those who are still feeling that New Year's spirit, why not keep the revelry going with a Chinese New Year's celebration? Take out your broom and sweep away the past: it's time to usher in the Year of the Horse, which begins on Jan. 31.
Pick the date: Choose an evening and invite friends for a traditional New Year's banquet. You can assign items for guests to bring, such as fortune cookies or dessert.
Focus on the mood: Symbols and colors are an important part of Chinese New Year celebrations. A round table signifies wholeness. Red and gold represent good fortune and prosperity. Decorate the room and the table with red and gold accents, from paper lanterns to table linens, candles, gold confetti, gold-coin candies and red lacquered chopsticks, as well as traditional oranges or tangerines. Buy special red envelopes (lai see) at a Chinese stationery store and include a message, chocolate coins or a ticket for a fun door prize inside.
Plan a tasty menu: Choose foods that can be mostly made in advance, like the classic-style favorites included here. You can serve individual courses, or set everything out as a bountiful buffet.
Chinese New Year is all about wrapping up the old year and welcoming a bright future, filled with good things, good times and good food. A grand feast is at the heart of all Chinese New Year celebrations, in which family members and loved ones gather amidst plentiful amounts of food in which symbolism abounds — a whole fish for surplus and prosperity, a chicken for family togetherness and joy. The bountiful feast is meant to bring about abundance and wealth for the new year.
The horse, which represents the seventh year of the 12-year Chinese Zodiac calendar, is one of China's favorite animals. According to Chinese, lore, since the horse was a means of transportation before the automobile age, it is a symbol of traveling, as well as a sign of speedy success.
If you were born in 1918, 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, or 2014 you were born under the sign of the horse.
Famous people born under the sign of the horse include Davy Crockett, James Dean, Clint Eastwood, and Harrison Ford, Ella Fitzgerald, Aretha Franklin, Janet Jackson, Mike Tyson, former U.S. Supreme Court Judge Sandra Day O'Connor, President Teddy Roosevelt, and Russian President Boris Yeltsin.
Try some of these recipes to bring about a year of good fortune.
Sesame-soy Noodles
Noodles are a traditional food for Chinese New Year: their length symbolizes longevity.
8 ounces Chinese egg noodles or pasta noodles (such as linguini or angel hair)
3 tablespoons dark sesame oil
3 tablespoons low-sodium soy sauce
2 tablespoons rice vinegar
2 tablespoons honey
1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
Dash of salt
Dash of pepper
1 red bell pepper, thinly sliced
1/2 cup coarsely shredded carrot
2 to 4 medium scallions, thinly sliced
1/2 cup coarsely shredded daikon radish (optional)


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GameStop is closing 120 stores
Perhaps a direct result of so many people, including myself, downloading instead of purchasing a physical copy? If so, there will be many more closures to come.
"Hurry up....before there's still time."-Master Shake
no i wont miss them :p I have steam hehe
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When did Steam become so popular? Like seriously, how many indie games and FPS can you possibly play until enough is enough?
have you ever been to steam? they sell more than indie and fps games
Okay, Real Time Strategies and Minecraft clones? Lol.
I got Sonic Generations off of time, I know what they have.
lol the willful ignorance. So you really didn't look at anything on the site. no they have almost all the same games you can get on a console, excluding console exclusives.
don't wanna go to work >.>
lol Gamestop
Hooray for PC game sales!
If the locations are losing money then yes sure close them that would be the sensible thing. However Gamestop is effectively a pawn shop and those types of business tend to do better in bad economies so it does not seem like the right time to close stores. I get the game plan but basic business knowledge is that you hang on to what is making you money while trying to find something new to make money. You don't just dump it in advance. I would get it if they were selling stores to come up with capital to fund these new ventures but if they are just closing them it seems pointless. Also unless the store is in a mall generally 1 person would be enough to run the store. Upkeep can't be that much compared to other stores.
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Praise the sun.
There are four in the city I live in so I think we'll be fine.
No way in HELL would mine close! *Sobs*
Now onto dream arc..~!
Gamestop is for console peasants.
I wish for the day that Hikaru no Go is added to CR.
Praise the sun.
GameStop likely has an uncertain future at this point. Traditional gaming consoles probably won't be here several years down the road. Give it a couple or so generations and console gaming will go through changes. XBox One tried changing things up, but people clung to what they are familiar with. PS4 and XBO are consoles, but things could change, such as digital distribution being the only way to get games on consoles and handhelds (much like Steam). Speaking of handhelds, iOS and Android are on the rise and who knows where handhelds will be in the future. Anyway, another way the gaming landscape could change is this gakai thing Sony is invested in.
I think Sony's long term goal is to do away with selling game consoles and just having it be that you can stream gameplay experiences to your TV. Gakai is a gaming streaming service and people think Sony wants to cut out consoles and just offer games to people who have a TV and a game controller. Nintendo, Sony, and MS don't like selling consoles. They eat at costs for years (usually), and sometimes they never profit from them. So imagine being in the video game business but the software you make or regulate is offered to something hundreds of millions already have...people think that is Sony's long term goal.
With the gaming landscape very likely to go through big changes in the next 20 years, where does GameStop fit in? Will they adapt to the changes and thrive, or will they dwindle, like how Blockbuster did when Netflix ripped them apart?
Omg that Nedry quote describes my feelings perfectly.
It's not that a hate PC gamers it's just that I can't stand when some view themselves as some superior being due to their status as a "PC gamer."
I am console peasant per say. But I can get my games from countless other sources i.e. Online or the exchange. Having some GameStops closing is like throwing away an old shirt that I never really cared for
If the stores are closing it's because not enough shoppers care.
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Couldn't care less. I used them a long time ago but ordering online is so much more convenient and I can easily match or beat their prices. Even when trading in games I go to Amazon over them.


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signsandwondersinc needed a new stationery design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 113 designs submitted by 24 freelance designers.
Looking for a sexy label to go on top of our makeup jars. We are a mineral makeup company named SWEET minerals (makeup) - fun and sexy and simple. We sell in salons and boutiques. We love pinks (baby or hot), black and white, & chocolate brown. We also love DANMASK (see attached image) but you do not have to use danmask by any means! All of our packaging and names are in candy containers hence the name sweet.
Our name is really SWEET but we have to have minerals in there too so if you could have Sweet larger and possibly in a different font.
Do you take bribes? Just kidding, sort of :-) We are looking for a quick good designer who will be able to do stuff in the future for not only sweet minerals but for signs and label designs for clients. My daytime job is at a sign company and we are needing a designer for that so the winner will have alot more work in the future.
Women ages 25 - 45, we want to hit their sweet tooth for makeup. Our names are things like butter cream fluff (this is just a color name example, the only words that need to be on the label are SWEET minerals).
The company was under a different name and the labels are to homemade, however we do want - labels with "wings" (see example label http://www.signsandwondersinc.com/IMG_0529.jpg ). We also really like this design http://www.signsandwondersinc.com/labels_01.pdf We need something that will appeal to womens love to candy/chocolate but also not be cartoony or busy. One look at the lid needs to convey "Wow that it hot" and "yummy that looks good" all at the same time.
- We have our own equipment to print these labels so please put in an outline that we can edit in illustrator to be a cut line.
- Use your creativity - we are not picky but we need to be taken seriously when we are selling makeup in stores :-)
- The printer we will be printing on is a Roland VS-640 (prints metallic and white) so think about that. If you can add the Roland Metallic Swatch to your Illustrator that would be awesome - if not no worries! I can go in and make a bright pink a metallic bright pink. Ideally I think the most prominent color you use I would like to turn into a metallic so if you don't add the swatch it's no problem. I can look up on my chart and just change it in illustrator.
Our containers range from 0.75" in diameter to 1.5" so please have a vectorized file that we can edit sizes and colors. The "wings" should be 1/4 - 1/2" wide and no longer than 1/2" long from edge of the top of the label to the end of the wing.
Thank you so much for even taking the time to read this brief on what we are needing.


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How do I build an OpenVZ template?
# /root/git/metro/scripts/ezbuild.sh funtoo-current core2_64 openvz
How do I build a VServer template?
The latest git version of metro supports vserver natively:
# /root/git/metro/scripts/ezbuild.sh funtoo-current core2_64 vserver
How do I build an Linux Containers (LXC) template?
The latest git version of metro supports LXC natively:
# /root/git/metro/scripts/ezbuild.sh funtoo-current x86-64bit core2_64 quick+lxc
How do I build stuff, plus an OpenVZ template?
Sometimes it's handy to be able to build a multi-target like "full" (the default stage1/2/3 build) or "freshen" plus an additional single target such as "openvz", "lxc" or "vserver". The advantage of using this approach is that the second target will only build if the first one completes successfully. Metro now accepts a "+(single-target)" to specify one additional extra target:
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This comes in handy for cron jobs.
How do I build more than one stage a day?
To build more than one stage a day, use the full syntax to ezbuild.sh as shown below, and specify the suffix of your preference to the datestamp. From Metro's perspective, the datestamp is just a string so anything will work -- "[today's date]-1", "test", "test-3", etc. will all be accepted by Metro. Metro will record the last stage3 built and use it as a seed stage.
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Einhorn Makes His Case Against Apple
WSJ's Jessica Lessin joins The News Hub with a preview of the hearing on David Einhorn's motion for an injunction against Apple to block a shareholder vote on Apple's proposal to eliminate its ability to issue preferred shares without investor approval. (Photo: AP)
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... the the ... Michelle ... I know what makes his case to a judge will have back and mall ... right here right now on the New Saab good afternoon and welcome I'm Simon Constable ... the story about David Einhorn is battle against ... Apple ... Wall Street Journal's Jessica Lessin joins us now from sentences go ... that she is accepting adjusted up ... they sent me ... so tells about the online on what was somewhat isn't asking the judge to do and why ... six am right now we have this hearing going on in your palm over David Einhorn lawsuit against Apple ... and he's trying to sue to block a vote on a shareholder proposal that Apple's put forward ... an issue because the law passed to do with whether the company can issue preferred stock without getting shareholders approve of ... I'm and David Einhorn wants it to get work to do that so he wants to block this proposal which would require Apple to get shareholder approval to issue preferred stock ... and in this matter is this cuz in Wales found decided it investor unease about Apple's Cash palette using its cash ... so I was going in with a targeted attack ... to try to compel Apple to do something with it the hundred and thirty seven billion ... yen let's repeat that because that is an enormous amount of money hundred and thirty seven billion dollars in this is not the government with or in a this is a ... big company and Dom you know I know I know from Wall Street them a lot of people say well that that isn't Wolf a lot of cash but he still very technical with this estimate going into some of ... the logistics of proxy votes ... I and and I was comp are wary and he's been lobbying Apple to issue this type of preferred stock which can be ... a preferential for parity would have a separate I'm ... certain dividend schedule and when he argues be a great use for its cash that still gives the company a lot of flexibility ... I he's been blogging them for months on this Apple said this considering the proposal Apple's trying to separate the proposal from the shareholder provision which it said would be good for shareholders in the top end ... of the Tiger and inflating until he sees it as one after it and Dom ... Keane is really pushing the company to do something very specific on terror what shareholders and said he's not getting is way and so he's finding issue with ... on this one thing and their proxy which ... is scheduled to come to a vote on a week from tomorrow ... and and now he's making this case to a judge do we have any idea what the outcome is likely to pay or is it isn't too difficult the site ... reading right now or in the mix and arguments not in a New York District Court Judge tied to say I'm leading now they see you on a proxy for shareholder advisory firms ... and Glass Lewis and ISF have come out in favor of Apple on this proposal there again aam ... you know people to adopt day ... aam CalPERS is also sort of urging the same said there seems to be a lot of extra away says hey where ... agreed with Apple on this but there's also a lot of investor unease about Apple and ... and what it's doing with its cash so you've got a lot of people who are disgruntled ... we showed we surely do with that is not the case of the human rights thank you very much Wall Street gentle still be lasting and joining us now


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Teens used sword in double homicide
Court documents reveal a sword was used in a double homicide in Pennsylvania voer the weekend.
Two teenagers, Juan Cristo-Munoz Jr., 19, and Joshua Proper, 18, both of Lancaster, broke into a home around 1 a.m. Sunday, according to the affidavit of probable cause. Once inside, the two confronted the victims, demanded money and then killed them.
The victims have been identified as Leroy Kinsey, 61, and Richard Walton, 62.
When officers responded to the home shortly after 1 a.m., they found Kinsey deceased, covered in blood. There was also blood on the wall and ceiling of the main living room. Police found Walton in an upstairs bedroom, also deceased and covered in blood.
Police said they found Munoz and Proper hiding in the basement of the home.
"Munoz was observed wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt with the hood up over his head. Munoz was wearing blood covered black fingerless glove on his left hand and a blood covered yellow latex glove on his right hand. The officers observed blood all over Munoz's clothing and shoes. Officers located a knife within Munoz's middle sweatshirt pocket and also observed two additiona knives," reads the affidavit.
Police said they also found blood on the back of Proper's leather coat, and the front and back of his jeans. Kinsey's wallet was also in Proper's pocket, according to investigators.
In an interview around 3:50 a.m. at the police station, police say Proper confessed.
"Proper admitted that he and Munoz had entered 627 Poplar Street by forcing open the rear window just above the Bilco door for the purpose of stealing money from the residents inside," the affidavit states. "Proper and Munoz encountered … Kinsey in the main living room of the residence and demanded money from him. Proper stated that he and Munoz stabbed Kinsey multiple times specifically in the chest, shoulder and neck area."
The document also describes the encounter with the second victim, Walton.
"Proper continued that he and Munoz went to the second floor and encountered … Walton in the front bedroom. Proper stated that Munoz stabbed Walton using a large sword to strike the torso and leg area causing massive trauma," reads the affidavit.
Police have filed charges against Cristo-Munoz and Proper, charging both of them with two counts of criminal homicide, one count of burglary, one count of criminal conspiracy to commit burglary, and two counts of robbery before Magisterial District Judge Adam Witkonis. Both suspects are being held for processing and arraignment.


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PORTLAND, Ore. – Tailback John Shaffer rushed for three scores and three quarterbacks tossed touchdown passes for No. 3 Linfield, which thumped Lewis & Clark 63-0 Saturday at Griswold Stadium.
The lopsided win, coupled with Northwest Conference co-leader Willamette's loss to Pacific Lutheran, enabled the Wildcats to assume sole possession of first place in the conference standings. Three-time defending champion Linfield extended its conference win streak to 23 straight games while ringing up the most one-sided game in a series that dates to 1901.
Lewis & Clark (4-3, 1-3 NWC) spun its wheels offensively for much of the game, generating just 207 yards, including 42 rushing. Wildcats defensive back Hoku Kama totaled a team-high seven tackles, tackle Marq Randall had six stops, including a sack, and end Brynnan Hyland brought constant pressure, racking up a pair of sacks among his five total tackles.
Rolling up 534 yards with just 69 plays, the Wildcats scored seemingly at will, the only blemishes coming by way of three lost fumbles.
Freshman reserve Tavon Willis rushed for a game-high 59 yards while Shaffer finished with 38 yards on eight carries. Linfield quarterbacks completed 24-of-37 passes and three touchdowns without an interception. Starter Mickey Inns passed for 265 yards in two quarters of action. His backup, Josh Yoder, went 4-for-5 for 51 yards and a touchdown.
Mosterback Kyle Wright opened the scoring with a 75-yard punt return up the right sideline at the 9-minute mark of the first quarter. Shaffer then reeled off three rushing touchdowns in an 11-minute span, scoring from 14, 3 and 8 yards out.
The Wildcats made it 35-0 on a 3-yard TD catch by Charlie Poppen from Inns with 7:11 to go in the second quarter. The short pass play was set up by a 30-yard interception by Colin Forman that spotted the ball at the L&C 3-yard line.
Linfield pushed the game out of reach on the final drive of the first half. Inns marched the Wildcats 52 yards to the Pioneers' 27 before launching a Hail Mary to Lucas Jepson for the sixth touchdown of the half as time expired.
The 'Cats outgained the Pioneers 319-59 in the first two quarters. L&C star quarterback Keith Welch was ineffective, completing just 4 of 16 throws for 50 yards.
After liberally inserting substitutes to begin the second half, Linfield continued its scoring spree, reaching the end zone in each of its first three drives.
Yoder rushed for a 4-yard score, then threw 15 yards to Evan Peterson for another, pushing the Linfield advantage to 56-0. Mikkel Smythe provided the final points, scoring on an 8-yard run with 1:25 left in the quarter.
Charlie Poppen led Linfield receivers with five catches for 41 yards. Lucas Jepson, David Sigler and Deidre Wiersma each caught three balls for the Wildcats, who completed 65 percent of their passes on the afternoon.
'CAT SCRATCH: Linfield's 63-point margin of victory eclipsed the record 55-point spreads of 1999 and 2007. . . Linfield leads the all-time series 58-17-1 including 34 straight victories over Lewis & Clark. . . Saturday's estimated attendance was 2,000. . . Lewis & Clark held the ball for 40 of the game's 60 minutes yet came away scoreless. . . the Pioneers netted minus-7 yards rushing in the opening two quarters. . . L&C was forced to punt eight times in the first half while Linfield attempted just one punt. . . the Wildcats were penalized 12 times for 106 yards. . . Wright's 75-yard punt return stands as the third-longest in program history. . . assistant coach Brandon Hazenberg holds the school record with a 92-yard return in 2004.
NEXT: The Wildcats head back to Maxwell Field for a showdown with NWC co-leader Willamette in a game that will go a long ways toward determining the 2012 conference champion. Kickoff is set for 1:30 p.m.


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12yr Old Girl Arrested For Writing On Her School Desk!
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Fat Kids and Fast Food
Obesity is a preventable cause of death that has become a plague on New Mexico's children. So why is junk food being served at our public schools?
Face it: As a nation, we're fat and it's killing us. Over the past few decades, changes in the way Americans live, work and eat have made obesity a preventable cause of death that is second only to smoking. While parents, teachers, doctors, lawyers and government agencies have all gone to great pains to educate, legislate, forbid and otherwise appropriately demonize smoking, by bad example, ignorance and neglect on the subject of nutrition and exercise, we are raising a generation of children who are not expected to live as long as their parents.
Albuquerque Public Schools' Wellness Pilot Project
At the start of 2005, Albuquerque Public Schools began a five-month Wellness Pilot Project. For students at 18 elementary and middle schools involved in the program, the most obvious change will be the snacks sold in vending machines and the hours during which the machines will be available. Elementary school vending machines will only dispense bottled water during the school day. In middle schools, Pepsi's vending machines are limited to water and juice and milk beverages. In all participating schools, vending machine snacks must comply with new nutrition standards—meaning kids will choose from things like pretzels and granola bars rather than tortilla chips and cookies.
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