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Keith Alexander Still Playing Bogus Fear Card: 'People Will Die' Because Of Snowden Leaks
from the people-are-going-to-die dept
Terrorists "listen, they see what has come out in the press and they adjust," Gen. Alexander said. He said the damage from the leaks is irreversible. "I believe people will die because we won't be able to stop some of those threats."Let's face facts: the NSA cannot and will not stop all attacks. It totally missed the Boston Marathon bombing, for example, even if (ridiculously) it now likes to cite that as one of its "successes" because it was able to make sure that other attacks weren't likely to follow. Yes, people will die from terrorist attacks. That's what happens. The NSA is never going to be 100% successful in stopping attacks. That's the nature of the game. In fact, it's not clear that the NSA has a particularly good track record at stopping attacks at all. But, going further, just because there are some threats, it doesn't mean we throw the 4th Amendment out the window the way Alexander apparently would like.
As I've said before, I'm sure law enforcement would be able to stop lots of crimes -- and potentially some people getting killed -- if it was just able to put a video camera and microphone everywhere. But we don't allow that, because the tradeoff in terms of a violation of our privacy is too great.
Furthermore, that bullshit line about terrorists "adjusting" based on what they read in the press? That might (though, not really) have some weight if others in the intelligence community hadn't already noted that terrorists already know all of this and avoided using these systems, and the fact that the NSA hasn't been able to actually show how any of these programs were essential in stopping a terrorist attack on the US.
Having followed pretty closely what the Snowden docs have revealed, it's not at all clear how any of it would actually make it more difficult for the NSA to do its job. It basically revealed that they're tapping a bunch of things that most people realized weren't particularly secure in the first place.
For all the talk of having a "serious debate" on these issues, it would help a lot of Keith Alexander and James Clapper dropped the whole "you're all going to die" charade. No one's buying it.


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Four expansion packs later, there are still some unsolved mysteries out there that plague World of Warcraft. DDGuides's here with ten of them compiled into an entertaining video.
If you dig deep enough into various blue posts on the official forums and dev Q&As, you could probably find bits of information on these. But number two in this compilation—what is going on with Tyr—still remains a pretty interesting one.
Also, what about the remaining Old Gods?
10 Biggest Mysteries in World of Warcraft [YouTtube]
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I don't know if we have any other NE Ohio residents on the board here, but the Ice Zone, the only rink in Youngstown (other than the Covelli Centre downtown, which offers nothing) is shutting it's doors for good on May 15th. It's a shame that kids in the area, won't have the same opportunity to play the great game of hockey that I had growing up. Unfortunately you could see it coming from a miles a way. The rink management was awful, forcing the mens league out, and really doing nothing to promote youth hockey in the Mahoning Valley. Either way it's a shame, that a place just a little over an hour away from a hockey hotbed like Pittsburgh is shutting down, due to the poor mismanagement of a few adults. And I guess it looks like I'll be headed over to PA to try to . Just sucks that a place that I grew up at, met and made great friends there, and it's gone. Just a shame.
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These stories you'll find only in today's print edition of the Moberly Monitor-Index, and not online.
• The Dikeou family recently honored Bob Smith's birthday. pg 2
• Appeals court overturns $82 million fraud judgment. pg 3
• Missouri Congressional delegation supports Mental Health First Aid program. pg 4


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Species: Puritan tiger beetle (Cicindela puritana)
Status: Endangered (EN)
Interesting Fact: Tiger beetles are named for their tiger-like hunting behaviour – they will chase down and capture prey in their large mandibles.
The Puritan tiger beetle is a medium-sized terrestrial beetle found in north-eastern North America. It can be found on sandy beaches around fresh or brackish water. The adults are voracious hunters and will actively pursue their invertebrate prey. These beetles may in turn be predated by dragonflies, robber flies and jumping spiders.
The Puritan tiger beetle spends 23 months of its 2-year life cycle as a larva. These larvae create burrows, where they lie in wait for passing invertebrate prey. The larvae pass through three developmental stages before pupation in June of the second year, with adults emerging several weeks later. The adult mating season lasts between mid-July and continues until mid-August. The adults die off once the eggs have been laid. These hatch after about a week, completing the Puritan tiger beetle lifecycle.
The range of the Puritan tiger beetle has reduced drastically. Limited by the availability of sandy beach habitats, many suitable sites have been lost to urbanisation, river management works, plant succession and recreational use. Since 1990, the Puritan tiger beetle has been listed as 'threatened' under the U.S. Endangered Species Act, and is also listed as 'endangered' in a number of states. A recovery plan is also in place, aiming to protect the habitat, educate public and to monitor and reintroduce populations to its historical range. Since the Puritan tiger beetle was listed, the more intensely managed populations have increased in size. However, further declines have occurred at other sites.
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Global Kids is thrilled to announce the launch of the National Climate Youth Exchange (NCYE). This dynamic policy action network will connect high school leaders and youth organizations from communities throughout the United States to take action on climate change. Funded by the Mertz Gilmore Foundation and TogetherGreen, NCYE will create leadership pipelines for the climate movement and support youth from environmental justice communities. Founding partners for this exciting new initiative include Build it Up West Virginia, Grow Dat Youth Farm in New Orleans, and Global Kids students from NYC and Washington, DC.
by Maya Faison
I am 16 years old and I am currently in my home in Laurelton, Queens. It is day six with no heat, no power and no gas in my mom's car to escape.
Trees are down all over my neighborhood and at night it is pitch dark, with only the moon as light. I feel paralyzed with cold. It is a freezing chill that goes deep to the bone and makes me worried about the future I can have on this planet. It scares me to know that I am going to leave my family when I go to college next year—my grandmother, mom, aunt and sister–in such an uncertain place, knowing that they can be trapped, unable to go anywhere, if another heavy storm comes.
We may not be so lucky the next time.
As a climate change activist, I knew something like this was bound to happen, but I never expected something this big. I feel proud that I've been working with other activists to get our elected leaders to take immediate action on climate change. However, I feel let down and disappointed that it's taken a major storm that has taken over 40 lives and counting for my elected leaders to acknowledge the reality of climate change. We may have heard about how climate change affects far off places such as the Maldives or the Arctic. But here in New York City, it's our reality more now more than ever.
This past June, I traveled to Rio de Janeiro to attend the United Nations Conference on Sustainability, also called Rio+20. Twenty years ago, before I was born, the first United Nations Earth Summit in Rio established benchmarks and promises to ensure a sustainable world for the future generation that meeting. Those promises were not kept.
I worked with other youth activists in Global Kids, a New York City based youth organization, and with many partner organizations, to persuade our leaders to attend the conference and to take action on climate change. At the conference, we were excited by the work of other citizens like us, all advocating for the changes we need to sustain our planet and our future. But we were also heartbroken that many world leaders didn't attend and only a few were willing to commit to the necessary work that needs to be done to make sure other young people like me are guaranteed the future we deserve and the basic rights to food, water, air and health.
I am happy to hear that our Mayor has decided to endorse a President who realizes what a problem climate change is. As climate change has become more of a reality, more and more people have been trying to dispute the fact that it is as grave of an issue as it is. My message to them and to all of our leaders on the eve of the Election is simple: do not let any more time pass before you take action. Our nation is in danger and my future is in danger.
This is the future I want: a country that is better prepared for climate and environmental disasters, and is working proactively to mitigate global warming. Just like we have fire drills in school, we need to have evacuation plans and disaster preparedness kits. We must rely less on oil and more on alternative energy, and reduce carbon emissions by any means necessary. We need more preservation of natural resources and less consumption. We cannot continue to provide subsidies to oil and gas companies that are wreaking havoc on our earth. Science matters, and we must educate the next generation on the realities of climate change so we are all working to promote a better, more sustainable future.
I am more committed than ever to work to make the future I want a reality.
Maya Faison, a 16-year old senior at Long Island City High School, is a Global Kids leader.
The Global Kids Human Rights Activist Project (HRAP) addresses the current absence of youth voices in the public policy decision-making process and trains youth to become human rights activists. Students identify and research human rights issues and develop a campaign for social change, which includes public outreach, direct action, media strategies, meeting with elected officials, and networking with other organizers.
Global Kids, Inc. - the premier non-profit educational organization for global learning and youth development - works to ensure that youth from underserved communities have the knowledge, skills, experiences and values they need to succeed in school, participate effectively in the democratic process, and achieve leadership in their communities and on the global stage.


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Diane Kruger: I Was Excited to Work with Stephenie Meyer!
Diane Kruger carries two bags of groceries out of Gelson's supermarket after doing some shopping on Sunday (March 24) in Hollywood.
The 36-year-old The Host actress recently spoke about working with author Stephenie Meyer on the film.
"I really liked Twilight. It appeals into my inner teenager," Diane told the Chicago Sun Times. "I thought it would be really cool to be part of the Stephenie Meyer cool kids club."
"She has an opinionated view of the characters, but she's not a control freak," Diane added about Stephenie. "She just wants to make sure that you don't play it one-note.
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Motivational video
Budget R1750-5250 ZAR
HIGH IMPACT MOTIVATIONAL corporate video.
We are not looking for the usual, we are unusual and need a crazy video that stands out.
We have a great young, dynamic, intelligent business that focuses on delivering survey solutions to our customers to help them achieve great strategic goals. i.e. becoming the most well know insurance company, the bank with the best customer service, the biggest fast food joint, the greatest mobile phone company etc.
All clients try to achieve these great results through offering better customer experience. We help them develop a plan to achieve the better customer experience and also implement the best survey technology (our survey platform "Eyerys") to do this.
We call these great results "Hollywood endings."
The reason we selected the wording "Hollywood endings" is that a Hollywood movie ending always ends in happiness i.e. the boy gets the girl, the hero saves the world, the small sports team wins the tournament etc. (everybodies Hollywood ending is different), all movies that are a success always have a sequel i.e. if a movie is a great success the same company will come up with their next version of their Hollywood ending therefore, just because one of our clients achieved great things it does not mean they will stop pushing to achieve the next big thing. But their next big thing is their next "Hollywood ending" and we will help get them there too.
We want to use this video to launch the new culture charter at the business. Therefore, it will be used to communicate with staff, however, we also want to use it to potentially start intro presentations to new clients etc.
We want a movie trailer feel:
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The project should have the feel of a Hollywood movie trailer with music and potentially an American voice over.
I need the final project delivered by 1 November for inclusion in the management strategy meeting on 5 Nov 2016.
The following is our companies specific "why" i.e. why we exist:
Everything we do is about helping our clients confidently navigate their Hollywood ending.
Our values are as follows:
Core values and beliefs
Make it easy
Easy for customers to engage, use the system, learn. Easy for staff to work, support etc. Software must be easy to use, gather insights etc.
Treat each other like family
We are fair, but trust each other enough to get honest feedback and understand where it came from, we are collaborative and present as a united front to the outside world at all times.
We thrive on initiative
We have independent, intelligent people – who come up with innovative solutions to problems. Each person owns their work and takes responsibility for the results and impact on the rest of the team.
We seek the best ideas from our people
We listen to the individual, we actively debate good ideas until the best solution is found. We welcome the outspoken and the unconventional
We bring life to the party
We celebrate success. We encourage fun and individualism. Be yourself, put your mark on it. Don't take yourself too seriously, always have fun while being the best.
We have a burning desire to win
Winning is in our blood. We strive to be the best, the best company to work for, the company that delivers the best service and offering to our target clients, the industry leaders and the go-to-guys.
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Newspaper reporter Julie Barnes leads a quiet life in Laredo, Texas, until a sexy book she wrote under a pseudonym becomes optioned by moviemakers. When the movie, starring a Latin singer/composer whose work Julie adores, is filmed in Laredo, she is assigned to interview the star. He seduces her, she must come to grips with her moral values and figure out whether the affair has a chance of lasting....


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Delta & Pine Land Co. has been named by Business Week magazine as one of the top 100 "hot growth companies" in the U.S.
They are described as "innovative small-cap companies" that are "turning creativity into profits — and beating the pants off corporate America."
While many of the largest U.S. corporations have seen their growth and stock prices stall, "plenty of smaller outfits have held their own," the editors note.
The Business Week staff ranked the publicly-held companies on average sales and earning growth, and average return on capital over three years. "That gives us time to get a fair reading of a company's track record," the article noted.
The company's sales were pegged at $352.3 million, with earnings of $49.2 million.
Ranking Delta & Pine Land number 42 on its list, the magazine editors based it's "hot" factor on "farmers as far away as China and South Africa cottoning to the company's weed and pest-resistant, genetically modified seeds."
Overseas sales now account for 10 percent of revenues, the article in the June 11 issue notes, and are racking up a 35 percent annual growth rate.
"International business is so strong that (they have) had to start building a special management group with experience in foreign cultures," it says. "The company's global outlook has helped generate an average 20 percent annual rise in sales over the past three years, and a 142 percent average annual rise in profits. Meanwhile Delta already has a lock on the U.S. market, with an 85 percent share of sales of genetically altered cotton seed."
Citing grower savings in the U.S. of as much as $40 per acre from the use of the company's genetically modified seeds, the article says "analysts believe that Delta's biggest opportunities are abroad," particularly China, where its seeds are already used by more than a million farmers.
"It's nice to be profiled alongside innovators in other industries as diverse as fashion, health care, and air travel," Steve M. Hawkins, Delta & Pine Land Co. president and chief executive officer, said of the magazine article. "We certainly enjoy being recognized for a job well done."
He said the recognition "stems from the changes farmers have embraced over the past few years. Some of the biggest changes in the agricultural industry have directly involved our business — genetics and technology."
Hawkins said farmers have found that "the broad genetic base we use in our breeding programs offers significant value on the farm. Layered on that are the benefits of the transgenic traits that have been introgressed into those varieties.
"Farmers reward us with their business and we strive to keep them coming back season after season. That truly is the best recognition we can get."


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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - A man who was having little luck catching salmon decided to look for fossils over the weekend and found a wooly mammoth tusk in the same Alaska location where his mother found one 22 years ago.
Andrew Harrelson found the 12-foot fossilized tusk on Sunday in a bend of the Fish River near his home village of White Mountain about 63 miles east of Nome, the Alaska Dispatch News reported Wednesday.
Harrelson was 3 in 1992 when his mother, Luann Harrelson, spotted a 79-pound mammoth tusk fossil in the muck of the river. His father pulled it from the water and Andrew posed for a picture with it.
"This big, old log-looking thing," he said. "I had no clue what it was until they told me."
Harrelson's father, Daniel Harrelson, said villagers previously found mammoth teeth at the site.
"I think at one point, thousands of years ago, it must have been a mud hole or something that animals got stuck in and then died in it," Daniel Harrelson said. "Everything froze in there and then slowly, over time, thaws out a little bit year by year."
On Sunday, Andrew Harrelson, who now lives in Nome, was fishing with his fiancee and two children in the river. He had caught just one coho salmon in two hours so he decided to look for tusks.
They arrived at the bend where his mother had found the tusk. Almost immediately, Harrelson saw the base of another tusk, covered by a stump. His fiancee, Renee Parker, looked on the other side of the boat and saw the tip of the fossil.
Harrelson drove his family back to White Mountain and returned with a relative. Together, they pried out the fossil. Back at White Mountain, he weighed it on a bathroom scale and it registered 162 pounds.
Tusks of wooly mammoth range in age from 12,000 to 400,000 years old.
Dale Guthrie, a Quaternary Period paleontologist who retired from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, said the last glacial period in Alaska was about 18,000 years ago. Mainland mammoths died off by about 12,000 years ago, he said.
"The (White Mountain) tusks could be that young or they could be when mammoths first arrived here, which is 300,000 to 400,000 years ago," Guthrie said. "You'd have to radio carbon date it to see its age."
They can fetch as much as $75 per pound.
Prospective buyers have been calling Harrelson to inquire about the tusk. The couple want to buy a home in Nome.
"I'm pretty sure he's going to try to use the money for down payment for a house," Daniel Harrelson said.
Information from: Alaska Dispatch News, http://www.adn.com
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This is a fabulous pair of vintage 1980s high end jewelry designer signed St. John big bold classic black and gold dome shaped measuring 1 ¼ inches in diameter. The metals have been heavily plated with 24K yellow gold so that is all you see! Appearing to be in unworn condition these fabulous vintage costume jewelry clip Earrings also have the SJ conjoined in the center and are very well made hallmarked St. John with Register mark. A perfect gift idea.
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These beautiful 100 percent carbon fibre knives each weigh no more than just 32 grams, making them the ideal tool when you need to cut and run—which is most often the case.
But as beautiful as they look, and as lightweight as they feel, they're actually not the best tool if you need a razor-sharp slicing edge. Carbon fibre will stab, that's for sure—the tools are meant for self-defense. But the edge will be easily worn down depending on who or what you use it on, and how often. Honing the blade on a sharpening stone or a sheet of sandpaper can give it some bite again.
At £40 to £55 they're not terribly expensive either (though bear in mind international postage is a further £24). Just make sure to only use them on thugs who are giving you a particularly hard time. Getting blood stains out of carbon fibre is a nightmare. [Carbon Fiber Gear via Notcot]


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San Francisco Bay Area Managed IT Services Company, Clare Computer Solutions, Announces New Majority Stockholders
Jan 15, 2013, 03:30 ET
SAN RAMON, Calif., Jan. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Clare Computer Solutions (Clare), a San Francisco Bay Area business technology service provider offering computer network support, IT consulting and on-demand IT services to businesses, announces that CEO Brad Mendonsa and President & COO, Ralph Lawhorn, have become the majority stockholders and architects of the company's future.
Mendonsa came to Clare in 2006 as part of a merger between Clare and Golden State Networks, of which he was a co-founder, and has been instrumental in increasing Clare's IT managed services practice, as well as the company's IT consulting business. He took over as CEO in 2011, and has provided considerable influence on Clare's corporate culture shift from a "breakfix" company to a provider of highly professional, proactive IT support and consulting services.
Lawhorn has been with Clare for over 20 years and has been instrumental in building the business by leveraging his ability to design and deliver a solid service model. He has served as president for the past eight years and in 2011, added the COO role. A former field engineer, Lawhorn is uniquely qualified to handle the day-to-day operations as well as to guide the company's strategic direction in partnership with Mendonsa.
"We look forward to continuing to deliver world-class IT solutions and service to San Francisco Bay Area businesses," says Lawhorn. "We have an excellent team that ensures that technology goals meet business needs."
"There are many interesting technological trends and innovations we see for 2013 such as virtualization, cloud services, data storage, backup and replication, and we are poised to be leaders in delivering IT solutions in those technologies," says Mendonsa.
About Clare Computer Solutions
Clare Computer Solutions, incorporated in 1990, offers IT network support service, with 24 hour monitoring, for small and medium-sized businesses, and CIO/CTO-level IT consulting.
Clare also provides IT solutions and network services including virtualization, storage, WAN/LAN design, implementation and management of computer networks, from small to complex multi-site solutions. Data backup, data replication, disaster recovery, anti-virus and security updates, IT strategy development to support business goals, and cloud computing are also offered.
Clare is a major partner with industry-leading technology providers, including Microsoft, Cisco, VMWare, Citrix and Hewlett-Packard.
More information: http://www.clarecomputer.com or 800-339-0690.
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Riva del Garda, Italy (September 3, 2017) - The first edition of the 2017 Melges 20 World League, European Division ended today on the Fraglia Vela Riva racing field.
All the success goes to Igor Rytov's RUSSIAN BOGATYRS who has confirmed that he is the strongest team this season in the International Melges 20 Class fleet.
Without debate, Rytov wins the fifth and final stage of the 2017 Melges World League in Europe and is now the Divisional Champ. With this win, it only strengthens his leadership on the International ranking and proves he is aiming to collect all the titles available on the circuit.
"We are very pleased with our results so far and how we sailed," said Rytov. "Race Four was a bit complicated for us, but we are thankful for a discard. This allowed us to get back on top of the scoreboard. We now look forward to training in the U.S. as we anticipate the World Championship in Newport."
Occupying second place is Vladimir Prosikhin's NIKA, while Achille Onorato at the helm of MASCALZONE LATINO, JR. is third after five events — Portovenere, Scarlino, Zadar, Sibenik and Riva del Garda.
Italian colors fly high above the Corinthian category with Emanuele Savoini on EVINRUDE in first on the Melges 20 World League, European Division. Wilma Homann on FANTASICHINA placed second followed by Johannes Lind Windstram sailing INTERMEZZO.
The final event also served as the Russian Open in which Dario Levi's FREMITO D'ARJIA finished up in second, Onorato came third.
The next Melges 20 World League event, number thirteen on the circuit out of sixteen is the World Championship taking place in Newport, RI hosted by the New York Yacht Club on October 2-7.
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1.) Igor Rytov, RUSSIAN BOGATYRS; 2-1-3-[24]-1-1 = 8
2.) Dario Levi, FREMITO D'ARJIA; [15]-3-2-3-7-10 = 25
3.) Achille Onorato/Matteo Savelli, MASCALZONE LATINO, JR; 5-4-9-5-5-[14] = 28
4.) Manfredi Vianini Tolomei, MAOLCA; [17]-8-6-1-13-6 = 34
5.) Leonid Altukhov, RUS-199; 3-[11]-5-9-10-8 = 35
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2.) Drew Freides, PACIFIC YANKEE = 77 pts.
3.) Vladimir Prosikhin, NIKA = 72 pts.
4.) Liam Kilroy, WILDMAN = 66 pts.
5.) Achille Onorato, MASCALZONE LATINO, JR. = 64 pts.
1.) Igor Rytov, RUSSIAN BOGATYRS = 90 pts.
2.) Vladimir Prosikhin, NIKA = 83 pts.
3.) Achille Onorato, MASCALZONE LATINO, JR. = 82 pts.
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from the we-believe-in-the-first-amendment dept
Since this is something that we certainly believe strongly in, we're not about to just roll over and give out information on commenters, without a clear legal requirement to do so. Our policy is pretty firm that we believe that it's proper to protect the interests of our community, within legal boundaries (of course). There were some oddities with this subpoena -- issued from a Florida court -- including the fact that it had apparently initially been issued way back in January and sent to a random law firm in Philadelphia that I've never heard of, which has never represented Techdirt/Floor64 and certainly is not authorized to accept subpoenas on our behalf. Thus, we never received it when it was first sent out -- but were finally emailed a copy last week.
The actual subpoena came from a lawyer representing John Maragoudakis, who goes by the name John Markis, and runs a company called Trusted Traditions, which sells stuff on eBay. The blog post in question was from way back in 2002, and was about some people who were arrested for "shill bidding" on eBay. In 2009, someone posted a comment, making certain allegations about Maragoudakis/Markis and Trusted Traditions that he claims are false and defamatory, and he has already taken legal action against the individual he believes was making such posts around the web.
After looking over the details, and trying (and failing) to get the lawyer who issued the subpoena on the phone, Paul Alan Levy from Public Citizen Litigation Group helped us respond in writing to the subpoena, pointing out some of the basic procedural errors, but also (more importantly) highlighting the key First Amendment issues raised, along with the associated case law, to make it clear that we don't take such requests lightly, and don't just hand over information because something official-looking shows up demanding it.
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Take the AJ's survey and tell us what independence would mean for Scottish architects
Ahead of the vote on the 18 September, The AJ wants to hear your views on how independence could influence the profession and Scottish architecture.
Should Scotland be an independent country? What impact do you think independence might have on the architectural profession? And what effect might independence have on Scottish architecture?
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What would independence mean for Scottish architects?
The first of a series of topical news features focused on the regions
In two years' time Scotland will face a 'once in a lifetime' opportunity to decide its future as an independent state.
The date coincides with the 700th anniversary of Robert Bruce's victory over Edward II at Bannockburn in the First War of Scottish Independence.
Although he has always denied any link, this coincidence won't have been lost on pro-independence referendum-pusher and current first minister, Alex Salmond.
When the polls open in 2014, Salmond and his SNP party will dangle in front of voters freedom from Whitehall's austerity push and a surge of investment in housing, health, education and infrastructure.
For Scottish architects, a decision to go it alone could create longer-term opportunities for Scotland to enshrine its own architectural education and regulation system based on the protection of function. It could also boost the development of a strong, distinctively Scottish architectural culture.
As Scotland already has its own building regulations, planning and legal systems, jobbing architects are unlikely to be affected on a day-to-day basis, meaning few big practices working north of the border would be left scrabbling to adapt.Oliver Chapman, of Edinburgh-based Oliver Chapman Architects, said: 'It's only the un-devolved powers, such as foreign policy, tax and defence which could make a difference.'
Yet concern over how these currently unresolved issues will play out has already created uncertainty in the run-up to the referendum.
'Even just asking about independence we worry it would put people off investing,' warns Chapman.
Scotland's wider business community has blamed confusion over independence for creating short-term uncertainty.
Key questions, they say, remain unanswered, including: would Scotland automatically become a member of the European Union? Would it join the euro or retain the pound? Would passport control be needed on the English border?
John Boxall, of quantity surveyor Jackson Coles, says the costly requirement for a new bureaucracy for Scotland's membership of the EU could 'make life difficult and create more uncertainty in the long run' for businesses.
Furthermore, if Scotland retains the pound, as the SNP says it prefers, its interest rates could increase. Boxall says higher rates would be bad for business because 'anyone with any debt is paying more for the debt, so people involved in the property industry, which we all feed off, will see increased costs.'
He adds that passport control could make cross-border work in Scotland 'more awkward', and suggested these impacts combined could see many Scotland-headquartered companies 'considering if that would be the right place for them to remain.'
CBI Scotland assistant director David Lonsdale said: 'Firms tell us that they value greatly the existing UK-wide single market for goods and services and the level playing field on the laws, regulations and taxes that apply to business, and that the fragmentation that would apply as a result of independence would not be risk or cost free.
'There are significant gaps in knowledge about what Scottish independence would mean for >> the economy and for firms, which is why far greater clarity and certainty is needed well in advance of the referendum, in order to inform a productive debate and also to allow firms to assess the merits of what is being proposed and plan ahead accordingly.'
The potential impact on the land, property and construction sector is currently being investigated by the RICS.
A profession divided
Unsurprisingly, Scotland's architectural community remains divided over whether independence would be good for the country.
Among Scotland's more established architects, Malcolm Fraser openly supports independence (see 'For', page 17) but others remain undecided and some are strongly against.
Glasgow-based AJ100 practice 3DReid's managing director Calum MacDonald argues 'now is not the time' for the nation to go its own way. He said: 'The ongoing financial challenges we face as a nation and an industry means now is the time for us all to be working together.'
Chris Bowes, of Doolan Prize-shortlisted small practice McGregor Bowes, suggests the electoral victory of pro-independence SNP was a protest vote against the Liberal Democrats and Labour but there was actually 'very little support' for independence in the country. 'Most construction professionals are not preparing contingency plans for independence,' he says.
Others criticise the terms of the referendum and ask whether the country is really being offered what it needs. Ballot papers are expected to ask voters if they support independence and potentially also if they would like greater devolution, known as 'devomax'.
AJ Emerging Woman in Architecture finalist 2012 Jude Barber, of Collective Architecture, said greater economic and decision-making autonomy for Scotland was an 'exciting prospect' but questioned whether critical issues relating to absentee landowners, multinational corporations, the monarchy and NATO membership would be addressed.
She said: 'The simple question of whether to be "for" or "against" the Scottish Independence referendum is not really the issue, but rather "what are the terms?" and "what kind of country might we be?" As libraries and sports facilities close and social mobility decreases throughout the UK perhaps many in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are asking themselves the same question.'
Alan Dickson, of Isle of Skye-based Rural Design, similarly criticised the debate for distracting attention from 'long-term poverty, poor health, and social inequity' and called for 'natural evolution of devolution' instead.
Offering a more radical viewpoint, Part II graduate Ruairidh Campbell Moir – who masterminded the campaign against the Scottish Parliament's latest controversial security 'enhancements' – claimed he would emigrate to Ireland or Catalonia if independence were rejected.
He said: 'I would be very disappointed if my kinsmen didn't have the confidence to run their own affairs as Scotland. If we don't take this once in a lifetime opportunity, I don't know if I would consider Scotland a place I would like to live in.'
The potential for Scotland to set its own standards of architectural education distinct from RIBA and ARB and with possibly greater flexibility and routes to entry is one potential outcome currently being debated by the RIAS.
Alasdair Stephen, pro-independence campaigner and co-founder of Glasgow and Isle of Skye-based Dualchas, suggested freedom from 'London-centric RIBA' would allow Scotland to transform and improve architectural education. He said: 'With independence our imaginations will be released, our confidence restored and Scotland can have its own international architectural reputation to build.'
Gordon Murray, head of architecture at the University of Strathclyde, said the costly business of RIBA validation and the 'light touch' relationship between the two bodies meant the RIAS was 'more than capable' of validating the country's five architecture schools.
He said: 'Since devolution in 1997 that subject has frequently been discussed within RIAS. Furthermore with the Architects Professional Examination Authority Scotland recognised by ARB, RIBA and RIAS as an independent body administering the Part III examination, such a regulatory organisation could be developed out of both.'
But would a RIAS branded course carry the same weight internationally? Campbell Moir argued Scottish architecture schools' high academic standing would perpetuate their international appeal. He said: 'Holding a RIAS stamp would not be a bad thing in the long run, because it would be internationally realised as good or better than RIBA.'
Independence could well dissuade practices and architects from relocating south. Influential architects who have flown the nest include Bennetts Associates, Ushida Findlay and Benson + Forsyth.
Jonathan Charley, of the University of Strathclyde, who curated last year's Scottish pavilion at the Venice Biennale, said a 'sea change' in the cultural climate had challenged the southerly migration of architects.
He said: 'In the past 20 years there has been a resurgence of self-confidence in Scotland and the development of a distinctive sense of architectural culture, which reflects on its distinct landscape, not looking down to England but to Denmark, Catalonia and Norway. There has been a real sea change; a lot of people who would have gone to London are now quite happy to stay and reinvigorate Scottish architecture.' Charley points to Rural Design, Gareth Hoskins and Malcom Fraser as examples of successful architects who chose to forsake potentially richer pickings elsewhere to engage with Scotland's architectural debate. He said: 'If you went back 25 years ago practices like these would have probably gone south.'
Another viewpoint says architects themselves have been a driver for independence. Cultural commentator Pat Kane, author of The Play Ethic, argues that architecture was 'part of the general cultural renaissance,' saying major building projects like Gareth Hoskins' Museum of Scotland, Page\Park's Scottish National Portrait Gallery and the Scottish Parliament by Enric Miralles had 'influenced the independence debate'.
He said: 'The very idea of Scotland having a conversation with the world is symbolised by Enric Miralles' parliament. It has always looked to me like a state building in waiting.'
He suggests architects' role in a refreshed debate over 'how we use rural land to generate urban renewal' could be the 'real underpinning for an architectural renaissance in Scotland.'
Architecture and Design Scotland chair Karen Anderson confirmed that successive Scottish administrations had supported architecture and urban design as a 'key and important part' of Scottish identity.
She also praised the all-party support for cultural secretary Fiona Hyslop's parliamentary debate on architecture and the built environment and Scotland's new architecture policy, which is being expanded to recognise 'place'. Scotland remains the only UK country with its own architecture policy.
A Scottish Government spokesperson said: 'We have set out our intention to show, through a range of papers, speeches and events, the infrastructure of an independent Scotland, and this government's view on why we believe independence to be the right road for Scotland and our economy.
'Many of the issues dealt with daily by architects are already the responsibility of the Scottish Parliament, for example we have modernised our planning and building standards systems, supporting students through their training and we will shortly publish an updated policy on architecture and placemaking.
'Scotland is already the most supportive business environment in the UK, a situation that would only improve under independence, when the Scottish Government would take full responsibility for investing in growth, supporting our industries and boosting economic growth enabling us to further enhance Scotland's attractiveness.
'The additional economic powers of independence will also allow the Scottish Government to fully invest in infrastructure, instead of being constrained by a Westminster budget, a move that could generate additional opportunities for architecture in Scotland.
'As with other professions it is important there is proper regulation and that the high standards of architectural practice are maintained. Scotland has a wealth of creative architectural talent, and an independent Scotland will continue to see this talent promoted on the international stage.'
Kieran Gaffney on returning to scotland
We moved to Scotland from Japan in 2007 as a result of wanting to be part of a flowering body of work here following devolution. While devolution was widely popular, full independence looks to be fighting a losing battle.
My view is that, although at first a desire for independence in the 21st century might suggest a narrow outlook, the opposite might actually be the result.
Instead of looking south for validation, independence might mean Scotland needs to look further afield for inspiration and to learn from a new set of competitors.
Scotland has a poor record, with low levels of entrepreneurship that suggests either a lack of ambition or lack of confidence.
While a big question for many is the economic implications of independence, I think independence would by default require innovation and an entrepreneurial spirit, therefore for me the bigger question is: what would be the implications for cultural confidence?
I admire the easy confidence of nations like Japan and Denmark, whose architects are liberated from having to 'position' themselves in 'place' as a starting point.
If it could be demonstrated that independence would result in this liberation and a newfound confidence, then they might get my vote.
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What I find interesting in this debate is the impact this vote might have on the rump UK and on Scotland if the vote (as is likely) is close.
Will for example London emerge as a 'Vienna' after the collapse of the Austro Hungarian Empire - an eventual flight of capital from a city state overwhelming a declining economic hinterland. With a loss of c.10% of the UK population, 10% of GDP and almost half the land mass, its interesting to reflect on the implication for both England and Europe.
My view is this is a debate about the state of the nation – and as much about England as Scotland - as we clearly should be doing more to understand why so many in Scotland feel ostracised from what they regard as an English political system.
The nation politically, economically, culturally and socially might consider re-engaging with the notion of re distributive regional economies as clearly this is an issue highlighted by the Scottish vote that has been ignored for too long. Not just Scotland, but the northeast, Wales etc.
Would Scotland become an exemplar for eg The Basques & Catalans or Wales and N. Ireland, and the notion of a free market espoused by the EU might in English eyes become reinforced by the need to engage with Scotland and a wider market. Alternatively if we continue as an inward looking London centred nation – maybe a rise in UKIP and a perverted English nationalism. If it's a Yes vote we can expect that the rump UK won't be invited to the same tier of intergovernmental conferences and international influence will wane along with our military.
Whatever the outcome it is likely the vote will be closer than ever before – which sadly may leave Scotland divided for some time. But this debate, both in Scotland and as its perceived in the context of other regions of the UK will only have become more urgent.
As a scot living in the south I don't have a vote, although I fully recognise the honest held sentiments in Scotland on both sides. Nations do change and opportunity exists within every context, but if we want to remain united it is an issue for us all.
Thank you Walter, for your very thoughtful commentary.
No currency. None of the essential trappings of an independent state: foreign policy; embassies; armed forces; ... Almost certain blockage of EU membership by Spain, France, Italy, ... The implications? The cost? The waste? ... The future?
The lessons of the Baltic States are instructive. The anticipation was of national cultural flowering: in architecture + + + The reality? Economic survival dictated conformity.
An independent Scotland could not challenge the forces of homogenising globalisation.
The mantra of economic growth is already dominating the SNP's political debate: sustainability, the built environment + + + are all suffering.
Malcolm Fraser's town centres initiative is countermanded by political vanity projects supported by his favoured SNP. Frankly, his support for an independent Scotland is astonishing. It will only get worse.
The whole debate is unnecessary, divisive, tribal, wasteful , and a major distraction from the vital business of securing and running a successful, inclusive and creative Scotland.
Scotland has major post-industrial challenges which 'nationalism' has failed identify let alone address.
Independence would be an environmental, cultural, social and economic disaster.
A century on from 1914, Europe has had enough of nationalism. Scotland needs to pull its weight as a team player within the UK, not as an isolationist. This is the 21st century, not the 19th.
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CHICAGO – Eight former U.S. drug chiefs warned the federal government Tuesday that time is running out to nullify Colorado and Washington's new laws legalizing recreational marijuana use, and a United Nations agency also urged challenges to the measures it says violate international treaties.
The former Drug Enforcement Administration chiefs criticized Barack Obama's administration for moving too slowly to file a lawsuit that would force the states to rescind the legislation. Marijuana is illegal under federal law.


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EXETER — For Kathy Kerrigan of Lee this year's "Kathy for a Cure" fitness fundraiser that supports local cancer patients had an even more special meaning.
In addition to being the fifth year she has organized her event, she is marking her fifth year as a breast cancer survivor.
"This year's event was not only a day when the community came together to celebrate life and health, but also a celebration for me as I reached five years of being cancer free," said Kathy. "The day was amazing. It was extremely moving for me to see the enormous support for the event from my family, friends and community members."
Kathy for a Cure has raised close to $25,000 over the past few years, with this year's event bringing in more than $11,000 to benefit Exeter Hospital's "Beyond The Rainbow" fund. The fund provides financial and other assistance to patients who are receiving treatment at the hospital's Center for Cancer Care.
"In this economy there is an increasing number of people in need of the kind of support provided by the Beyond the Rainbow Fund," said Kathy. "When people receive a cancer diagnosis, they not only have to deal with the emotional devastation of the news, but many are then also faced with overwhelming financial burdens as they go through their treatment."
Kathy was diagnosed with breast cancer in December of 2007. While undergoing treatment, the local fitness instructor came up with the idea for a fundraiser that would embrace both her love of fitness and her desire to help local patients diagnosed with cancer. This year's "Kathy for a Cure" fundraiser of fitness classes was held Nov. 3 at Oyster River High School in Durham. Participants made a suggested $20 donation, which enabled them to take part in numerous fitness and dance classes throughout the day including zumba, Pilates, kickboxing, yoga, hip hop, boot camp, strength/agility, kid's yoga and kid's zumba. This year, the Oyster River High School Honor Society also donated proceeds they made selling pumpkin pies during the event.
"We are so thankful for Kathy's passion and dedication to helping others," said Debra Vasapolli, director of Community Relations and Development. "This event will make a meaningful difference in the lives of our patients who are going through treatment. Kathy is truly an inspiration to all of us. We thank her for organizing this event and for all she has done and continues to do for our patients."
Kathy is a fitness instructor at Durham Parks and Recreation, Seacoast Sports Clubs in Newmarket, and the University of New Hampshire. Other instructors who took part in this year's event included: Liz Schmitt, Ruth Abelmann, Kristan Bishop, Kimberly Meyer, Nick Ricciardi, Caroline Ruhm, Lori Dennehy, Chris Clifford, Sara Hamilton and Sarah White.
For more information about "Kathy for a Cure," email firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information about the Beyond The Rainbow Fund at Exeter Hospital call 580-6775 or visit exeterhospital.com.
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EXETER — For Kathy Kerrigan of Lee this year's "Kathy for a Cure" fitness fundraiser that supports local cancer patients had an even more special meaning.


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Liam Payne Wears Underwear Super Low on Hotel Balcony
Liam Payne goes shirtless and wears his sweatpants as long underwear, letting them hang low on his hips while taking in the sights from his hotel balcony on Sunday (October 6) at Whale Beach in Sydney, Australia.
The 20-year-old One Direction singer was later seen hitting the waves to do some surfing with his groupmate Louis Tomlinson.
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The guys have a few days off before having their next concert in Christchurch, New Zealand. They will be touring around Australia until October 30.


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Mom accused of tearing boy's genitals was jailed in ex's attack
A woman accused of tearing her 6-year-old son's genitals then using superglue on the injury had been arrested before for assaulting an ex-husband.
Jennifer Marie Vargas, who turns 34 in December, spent a night in the Georgetown jail before posting bail for the misdemeanor assault in September 1999 on her then-husband, Filiberto Vargas Jr., the San Antonio Express-News confirmed.
Jennifer Vargas, whose maiden name is Hackney, married Filiberto Vargas in February 1998, and they had a daughter together. She was given deferred adjudication probation and ordered to pay an unspecified fine for the assault that occurred a little more than a year later, according to court records.
The couple later separated, he remarried, and she later had her son with another man, records show.
While there have been no previous documented child abuse incidents involving Jennifer Vargas, the assault on her then-husband and the alleged abuse on Sept. 27 of the boy prompted federal prosecutors to ask that she be detained without bond.
"She is a danger to the community and a flight risk," Assistant U.S. Attorney Sarah Wannarka wrote in a motion seeking to keep Vargas locked up.
The Express-News first reported that the FBI arrested Jennifer Vargas on Wednesday after she admitted she was angry and yanked her son's genitals hard, tearing his scrotum, while at their home at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston.
Rather than seek medical attention for him, a federal affidavit said, she told agents she cleaned the boy's genitals with alcohol, put superglue on the injury until it stopped bleeding, put paper towels in his underwear and told him to go to bed.
The boy's father, an Army soldier, found the boy crying in his room when he returned to the family's home on post, and discovered his bloody, severe injury. He took him to San Antonio Military Medical Center, where the child had surgery.
The boy, who is not named, is now recovering in the care of his father and other relatives.
Vargas was appointed a federal public defender, and is scheduled for hearings Monday to determine if the FBI had probable cause to arrest her, and whether she can be released on bail.
She could face up to 10 years in a federal prison if convicted of assault within maritime and territorial jurisdiction resulting in serious bodily injury.
Attempts to reach Filiberto Vargas and the boy's father were unsuccessful.
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Mumbai: Stepping up its attack on Congress for pillorying Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi over his "shehzada" (prince) taunt aimed at Rahul Gandhi, BJP today hit back with scorn, saying if it would be alright to call the Congress vice-president "badshah".
"Rahul Gandhi's statement (that Pak spies are trying to indoctrinate Muslims in Muzaffarnagar) was against the patriotic Muslims in the country.
"If he (Rahul) shouldn't be called as 'shehzada', then should he be called a 'badshah'?" party spokesperson Meenakshi Lekhi told reporters here.
Stung by Modi's barbs, the Congress had warned that calling Rahul as "shehzada" will not be tolerated, only to be slammed by Modi who retorted that he would stop doing so if Congress ends dynastic politics.
Attacking Congress-led UPA government at Centre and the Bihar government over Sunday's serial blasts in Patna at Modi's rally, Lekhi alleged that Congress leaders were engaged in making "irresponsible" political statements after the incident.
"Irresponsible political statements are being made from the government side and leaders from the Congress over the serial blasts in Patna during Modi's rally," she said.
The BJP leader alleged that "basic security protocol" was not followed at the rally venue.
The government has been inefficient in dismantling the terror network, she said. "Centre's negligence has led to the roots of IM getting stronger in the country. IM is not working for any particular religion, but is indulging in dividing the country," Lekhi said.
Backing Modi for attending the rally even after the blasts took place, she said, "He went there, otherwise a wrong message would have been sent."
Criticising Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde for attending a music function in Mumbai on the day the blasts took place, she asked if such ministers should continue.
"The government played with the security arrangements. We have demanded for Special Protection Group (SPG) for Modi's security. Why should the SPG security be limited to a particular family?" she said.


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Mozilla Pretends New Firefox Ads Aren't Ads, Will Somehow Revolutionize Browsing
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A Mozilla blog post explains the new effort as such:
"Directory Tiles will...suggest pre-packaged content for first-time users. Some of these tile placements will be from the Mozilla ecosystem, some will be popular websites in a given geographic location, and some will be sponsored content from hand-picked partners to help support Mozilla's pursuit of our mission. The sponsored tiles will be clearly labeled as such, while still leading to content we think users will enjoy."
The change isn't very exciting, it's not very major, and can be easily disabled. So why are a lot of Firefox users annoyed? It appears that a lot of the problems start with Mozilla being intent on refusing to call the ads what they are, while insisting the changes are somehow a great innovation in browsing. Mozilla's general counsel Denelle Dixon-Thayer, for example, tells CNET that the company is tired of being a "window into the web" -- insisting that these ads (without calling them ads) will bring more value to the end user:
"We wanted to get away from being this window into the web that doesn't bring value," to users, she said. "We looked at it from the perspective of how much value are we bringing to the user? We're not focused on bringing the most revenue into Mozilla," she said."Mozilla VP Darren Herman takes things a step further by insisting that previously Firefox was a "dumb window," and the practice of throwing a few ads on a page will somehow make for a completely improved and smarter browsing experience:
"Late last year it made a big hire in former kbs+ Ventures chief Darren Herman, who joined as VP, content services, who will lead Mozilla's ad and content efforts. "Mozilla is moving from a dumb window to the internet to a smart agent on behalf of the user, putting the user first," Mr. Herman said."Except you threw a few paid ads on a launch window, you didn't revolutionize recombinant gene technology. The kind of rhetoric Mozilla's using is the sort you'd expect from a cable company, which love to insist that the new $5 monthly fee on your bill isn't to make money, it's to "improve the customer experience." Mozilla is a nonprofit organization, and for more than seven years around 85% of their funding has come from Google for being the browser's default search engine. While most people wouldn't fault them for wanting to have a broader revenue stream, refusing to call a spade a spade clearly isn't helping the sales pitch.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - This past weekend, the MIT men's fencing team competed in the 112th IFA Championship, the oldest collegiate championship in the country. The Engineers finished sixth out of 11 teams and sent Igor Kopylov, William Walsh, Spencer Sugimoto, Trevor Chang, and Michael Beregovsky to the championship bracket. The field included Boston College, Brandeis University, Brown University, Columbia University, Harvard University, New York University, University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, Vassar College and Yale University.
In the opening day of competition, Kopylov paced the sabre squad with a 7-3 record en route to a sixth-place team finish. Walsh went 5-5 in the "B" pool while Brian Quattrochi posted a ledger of 2-8 in the "C" pool. Jason Chen notched the top performance for the foil team (seventh place) with a 5-5 showing in the "B" pool. Benjamin Switala totaled a mark of 4-6 as Sugimoto made the cut in the "A" pool despite his 3-7 record. The epee squad also placed seventh behind the efforts of Chang (4-6), Beregovsky (7-3), and Matt Gethers (4-6).
In Sunday's finals, Walsh lost his first bout to Justin Bernstein (Vassar) by a 15-13 margin. Kopylov was defeated by Dan Sachs (Harvard), 15-11, in his first bout as well. As a result, Kopylov finished ninth in the sabre rankings while Walsh was 14th out of 16 fencers. Alex Vandenberg-Rhodes (Princeton) outlasted Sugimoto, 15-12, in the opening match of the foil finals. Sugimoto closed the competition with an 11th-place finish. Chang and Beregovsky faced off against each other in the epee finals bracket as Chang emerged with a 15-7 victory. He then lost to Benji Ungar (Harvard), 15-11, in the second round. Overall, Chang placed sixth while Beregovsky was 12th.


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