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Afghan bodyguard seems like real straight-shooter
Army sergeant's steampunk top hat springs class III leak in formation
The untold story behind the name of the US Army Special Operations Command
Pentagon worries that plunging morale might affect morale
Retiring Sergeant Major convinced he was medieval Japanese Samurai in previous life
STDs get tested for sailors
Pentagon celebrates first successful F-35 crash in South Carolina
Navy plans to reduce suicide by monitoring sailors at all times
Marine dies waiting for pair-of-socks transplant donor
Air Force drops pumpkin spice JDAM on Taliban position
'War (What is it good for)' singer admits war actually quite good for boosting economy, creating jobs
Air Force dad home from deployment surprises family by pretending to be dead in a coffin
Opinion: Marines on steroids are all the rage right now. Seriously. Please send help
Space Force seeking applications for transfer to mobile infantry
Captain Jack Sparrow named new Coast Guard commandant
Coast Guard suspends hurricane relief operations for racial sensitivity training after circle gesture airs on national TV
Drunk hurricane calls Coast Guard at 2 A.M. asking for place to crash
TIKRIT, Iraq — The Islamic State is rethinking its mobile carrier today, after sending a message to America that wound up costing it $73 million in overage...


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Today I completed 27 source citations and organized 27 images. I finished resourcing the family of James M SHEPHERD and started the family of John SHEPHERD. I have 20 more images to go and half a family to finish. As the film I ordered from Family History Library arrived today, so I have some new research to start as I finish up this organization project.
I also prepublished two blog posts (I love this feature and use it all the time).
Here are my standings in the Winter 2010 GeneaBlogger Games:
1. Go Back and Cite Your Sources - adding 27 to my total of 58 gives me a total of 85 citations, Very close to my Double Platinum medal. I currently hold a Platinum Medal.
2. Back Up Your Data - still have a Gold Medal.
3. Organize Your Research - digital files organized stands at 70 (that's like 3 1/2 medals, right?) I have a Silver Medal though.
4. Expand Your Knowledge - Completed task C and E today. Made memorial page of great grandfather, Edward Charles EISWERTH on Footnote and added a surname visualization to my surname page. That's two tasks done for a Silver Medal.
5. Write, Write, Write! - I prepublished two blog posts (task C) and updated my surname page and Ahnentafel page (task E). Two tasks complete and a Silver Medal.
6. Reach Out and Perform Genealogical Acts of Kindness - Didn't do anything today. Of course I did tell my friend to have her son join the genealogy social media community, but that's as close as I have come to getting another researcher online with us. So I still have a Silver Medal.
Medal totals:
4 Silver Medals
1 Gold Medal
1 Platinum Medal

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January 16. 2013 10:55PM
CONCORD - A Goffstown man was sentenced to eight years in federal prison after he pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography.
Joseph Edwards, 38, was sentenced Wednesday in U.S. District Court. He will be on supervised release for 10 years on his release from prison, according to a news release issued by the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Edwards was arrested last April following a criminal investigation by the GoffstownPolice Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation that began after a citizen reported seeing child pornography on Edwards' home computer. Officers obtained a search warrant, connducted a search of Edward's home. Police found videos on his computer of children being sexually assaulted that Edwards had downloaded from the Internet.
The case was prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Helen White Fitzgibbon, the U.S. attorney's coordinator for Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative designed to protect children from online exploitation and abuse.


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The Blanchards are a gay couple, married in Iowa last year, who live in Lafourche.
The Blanchards are a gay couple, married in Iowa last year, who live in Lafourche. They, along with two other gay couples, have sued the state claiming Louisiana's refusal to recognize their marriage violates their constitutional freedoms.
The suit is among a flood of similar challenges nationwide. It was filed prior to one by four couples and the New Orleans-based Forum for Equality filed this past week.
Their goal, they say, is equal recognition for their families.
The Blanchards grew up in central Lafourche and graduated from the local high school.
Driving through their Raceland subdivision past the single story, cookie cutter red brick homes, the Blanchards' home would be difficult to distinguish from those of most bayou families.
Courtney works for a Lockport shipbuilder; Nadine for a Houma oilfield fabricator.
Their focus in life is providing a home for 1-year-old Cade, who was born from Courtney's embryo and carried by Nadine.
"She has a part in him and I have a part in him," Courtney said as the bubbly blue-eyed blond toddler alternated between tilling their living room floor with a plastic John Deere tractor and playing games on their iPad.
Cade was baptized in the local Catholic church. Although a somewhat puzzled priest allowed Courtney to participate, her name won't be found on the baptismal certificate.
Courtney's name isn't on his birth certificate either.
A 2004 amendment to the state's constitution defines marriage exclusively as a union between members of the opposite sex.
Unmarried gay couples are denied a marriage license, and Louisiana gay couples, married elsewhere, do not enjoy the legal benefits of heterosexual couples.
Those legal benefits include the ability to file a traditional will and claim the "married" status on tax documents said Brandon Robb, of Delaney and Robb, a New Orleans-based law firm that specializes in helping gay, lesbian and transgender individuals navigate the state's legal system.
The Blanchards' original suit, filed last summer, sought recognition for gay couples married elsewhere, according to filing attorney Scott Spivey of New Orleans.
Robert Welles and Garth Beauregard, an unmarried couple from New Orleans, were added upon being refused a marriage license in January in New Orleans.
The suit names state Registrar Devin George, state Revenue Secretary Tim Barfield and Health and Hospitals Secretary Kathy Kliebert as defendants. The amended complaint awaits for response from the defendants. It has been assigned to federal Judge Martin Feldman.
The suit alleges the state's strict definition of marriage violates the due process and equal protection provisions of the 14th Amendment.
Spivey said he expects it will be heard alongside the Forum for Equality suit and noted it's modeled after challenges in other states that have recently seen success.
On Thursday, U.S. District Court Judge Arenda Wright Allen struck down Virginia's ban on same-sex unions, a first for the historically change-resistant South.
The day before, a judge struck down Kentucky's refusal to recognize same-sex couples married elsewhere, but stopped short of addressing the question of gay marriages being performed in the state.
In June, the Supreme Court ruled same-sex couples must be given equal treatment in some specific situations. That set the stage for the current siege of state challenges, Robb said.
In the months since, laws banning same-sex marriages were struck down in Oklahoma, Utah and Virginia.
Spivey and Robb agree that the question will likely be appealed all the way to the Supreme Court.
"It's exciting. Everything has been positive up till now," Courtney said. "Things could really change."
She noted there is already evidence of that change. The health insurance provider for Nadine's employer allows them to be on the same plan.
Co-plaintiffs in the Blanchards' suit are Jon Robicheaux and Derek Penton. Robicheaux is from Houma and said he's seen plenty of change on the bayou.
"It's come a long way since I left. There is still resistance," Robicheaux said. "It's a slow progression. Education and generational changes will weed that out. Those ideas are going out with time."
Courtney argued that those still resisting will be remembered in the same light as those who resisted civil rights for blacks. She added the couple feel nothing but love from their neighbors and others.
"We are accepted around here," Courtney said. "My grandma knows, and she understands it. I would never imagine that kind of stuff."
"Our family is here. We could move away, but moving isn't an option," Nadine said. "This is where our home is. We shouldn't have to leave to fully enjoy our life."
Staff Writer Xerxes Wilson can be reached at 857-2204 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Sen. Ayotte gives soldier her guest seat for State of the Union speechBy GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent
January 27. 2014 10:04PM
PORTSMOUTH — U.S. Air Force Capt. Jeffrey Osgood thought he would be spending last weekend on a mission in the Pacific.
Instead, he was busy preparing and packing for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity offered to him by U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte to attend Tuesday's State of the Union address in Washington, D.C., as her guest.
Ayotte and Osgood met in 2013 while Osgood was on a one-year deployment in Afghanistan.
The two spent over an hour talking about what conditions were like for Osgood and about the work he was doing. Ayotte also asked about his family. When she returned to the States, she put in a call to Osgood's wife, Christa, and their two sons, Justin, 6, and Waylan, now 2, to check in and see how they were doing.
Last Wednesday, Osgood learned that Ayotte had offered him her guest seat at tonight's State of the Union address in Washington, D.C.
"I'm shocked," Osgood said by phone Monday as he prepared to board a plan from Boston to Washington, D.C.
In an email Monday, Ayotte expressed her pleasure that Osgood had accepted the invitation.
"Captain Osgood has served our country with distinction, including active-duty service in Afghanistan, where I met him last year. I'm so pleased he accepted this invitation, and I hope he enjoys the State of the Union," Ayotte said.
Osgood currently serves as an operations support flight commander with the 64th Air Refueling Squadron based at Pease Air National Guard Base in Portsmouth. The 64th is an active-duty squadron that helps support the operations of the 157th Air National Guard Refueling Wing.
Osgood is responsible for the training and combat readiness of a 19-member flight crew and is a KC-135R/T instructor pilot, responsible for training 16 air crew members.
The Danvers, Mass., native has flown over 120 missions totaling more than 850 combat hours and has deployed seven times in support of various operations.
Although he is a pilot, his main job in Afghanistan was on the ground serving as an aviation liaison officer.
Osgood said it was rewarding to be able to take members of the Afghani military home from war zones for visits with their families."A lot of people who go do computer work or don't get outside the wire," he said. "They don't see the people or interact with them all the time. So it was nice to interact with somebody and get feedback right away. I am pretty proud of that."Osgood has served with the U.S. Air Force for about 14 years.
Tonight, he will meet with Ayotte and members of her staff at her office in the Russell Senate Building before heading to the Capitol for dinner before the State of the Union address.
Watch parties
For those without a ticket, watch parties are being held in different parts of the state.
The New Hampshire chapter of Americans for Prosperity will hold a watch party at Murphy's Taproom in Manchester beginning at 7:30 p.m.
The event is free of charge and attendees will have the chance to provide feedback on what the President says or does not say during his address.
The State of the Union address is scheduled to begin at 9 p.m.


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Re: Xidia and 7 Bullets coop bugs
Posted: 13 Oct 2016, 17:03
zYnthetic wrote:This thread is basically an effort to avoid public revisions as much as possible by fishing for any bugs I haven't caught yet.
Map Jones-02-Darkness.
1. Invasion of troopers produced by CreatureFactory9 can be paused by observing the spawn point (because bCovert is set to True). While at least one player looks at the spawn point, troopers can't be spawned, and other players inside the room cannot complete the series of kills and leave the room (people who don't know such technical details wouldn't even understand what's going on).
2. Replication of decorations of type Fan2 is often postponed too much, so sometimes you can see sudden appearance of fans in vent shafts (possible cure is setting bAlwaysRelevant to true).
Map Jones-03-Rogue.
This is the first map that uses incorrectly working ParticleSystem_42. Properties of particles are not properly replicated, the number of spawned particles constantly grows and eventually they cause huge framerate drops even on modern computers.
Map Jones-04-Trench.
This is the first map that uses improperly working UAplantspawner. Replication of enormous number of plants from server to clients prevents normal replication of other actors such as projectiles (when you shoot, you sometimes cannot see your projectiles).
Map Jones-05-Trech2.
This maybe a non-issue, but, in my opinion, skipping the trap room by means of teleportation (available after entering the room) doesn't look good. I think, that trap should be reentrant and finding the right way from the room should be mandatory.
Map Jones-05-TemplePart3.
1. I'd recommend to introduce auto-activation of the button in the end of the bridge by timeout (4 - 5 minutes) for a case if some dumb player(s) constantly make the Titan go in a wrong direction and prevent further progress for other players by doing so.
2. The message "You have no reason to take the Broken Shockrifle" should either appear at most once or be addressed only to the instigator of the trigger rather than be broadcasted to all players every time.
3. Destroying SuperShockRifles by means of simulating execution of KillAll is a nonsensical method. In single-player game, the scripted execution of KillAll makes the player lose score, because the scoring system does not distinguish such execution from using KillAll as a cheat command and it assumes that the player is cheating. In network game, successful execution of KillAll in context of an event instigator requires the following things: the instigator must present on the server and must have admin rights. Neither condition is guaranteed to be satisfied in general.
Map Jones-06-Vandora.
The exit becomes open before fight with spiders, and sometimes players end the map without giving others chance to finish that part with spiders.
Map Jones-07-Noork.
The initial part with terrain snipers looks like a sort of fat trolling. You don't need to know the technical stuff in order to figure out that those so called snipers are just dummies, and you, in fact, magically kill yourself by reaching certain areas. In coop game the situation is even more ridiculous, because you can be spawned far from the sniper rifle in a place surrounded by lethal zones.
Map Jones-08-Pirate3.
Whenever you turn the switch that is used to activate the lift, you hear the voice message that states that the lift is activated, regardless of whether it's really activated or not. I found this a bit confusing.
And, again, that triggered KillAll stuff is a nonsense.


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While the rest of the country checks out Todd MacFarlane's family guy version of the Oscars Dr. Who fans in America will be tuned to BBC America to watch the 2nd Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Special featuring Patrick Troughton as the 2nd Doctor.
The selection of Tomb of the Cybermen as tonight's episode was almost by default. Of the 4 part 2nd Doctor Episodes the only other adventure that exists in its entirety is the Krotons and while that episode has the advantage of Zoe rather than Victoria who was a much longer lasting companion the Krotons are such a campy looking monster that modern Doctor Who fans not familiar with the old series would likely rebel.
Next month with Jon Pertwee there will be a lot more flexibility a full Seven Four Part stories are available ( I don't count the planet of the Dinosaurs as one episode is not in color.) including two Dalek Stories, 2 Master Stories and the introduction of both Sarah Jane Smith and the Sontarans in the Time Warrior.
If that episode was not the first Sarah Jane I would suspect it would be the one but if I had to bet money I would suppose it would the the Claws of Axos.
It features the Master and Jo Grant and the Brigadier and is an excellent representative of the series. Only the Three Doctors would be superior but because it was a special it's not as fitting.
Do you disagree? Tell me, which 3rd Doctor 4 part episode would YOU choose if you were BBC America to represent the five years of his run?


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In 1962, the fledgling Theater West preemed an adaptation of the most famous published work of American poet Edgar Lee Masters (1869-1950). That production was conceived by the late company co-founder Charles Aidman and featured original songs by Aidman and Naomi Caryl; it starred Aidman, Betty Garrett, Joyce Van Patten and Robert Elston, and went on to a successful Broadway run in 1963. Garrett, Van Patten and Caryl have united to helm a 40th anniversary revival of Masters' dark but often humorous dissection of life and death in one small Illinois town, performed with impressive facility by Drew Katzman, Bridget Hanley, Abbott Alexander and Mary Linda Phillips (subbing for Lee Meriwether). This sojourn through 19th century Americana is enhanced by the musical contributions of singer-guitarist Jane George and singer-guitarist-cellist Andy Taylor.
Published in 1915, Masters' collection of 244 free-verse poems delves beneath the surface of small-town Midwest civility to expose the foibles and passions of its townsfolk. The short monologues are voiced by the ghosts of the deceased, who reveal the secret truths they dared not reveal during their days on earth. Garrett and Van Patten remain faithful to Aidman's original staging, wherein the four seated actors move forward into their varied characterizations, segueing fluidly from tale to tale and then retreating back into semi-darkness.
Not all the revelations of these deceased Spoon River citizens are noteworthy, but even the simplest utterings are handled with commitment and vitality by the four-member ensemble.
Katzman, Hanley, Alexander and Phillips inhabit their many portrayals, detailing the individual personalities of the 60-plus characters with few props and accessories. Katzman captures best the reedy vocal twang of these Illinois folk. His varied characters include a sardonic card sharp, a decidedly unhappy husband, a height-deprived judge who wreaks havoc on the lanky defendants who come before him, an embittered soldier and a life-wearied blacksmith, among many.
Hanley exhibits an impressive emotional range as she burrows into the psyches of a wide assortment of wives, mothers other ladies ranging from the chaste to the profane. She is particularly haunting in her portrayal of a young woman who carried the stigma of having been raped as a child through all the brief years of her life.
One of the more detailed performances is Phillips' chronicle of the odyssey of aged Hanna Armstrong, friend of Abe Lincoln from his Illinois days, who travels to Washington during the Civil War to plead with the president to release her sickly son from his duties as a Union soldier. In the second act, she joins Hanley as two hilariously boozed-up town ladies wax poetic on the foibles of men.
Alexander portrays a series of pompous officials and other opinionated folk. Among his memorable characters are a staunch prohibitionist who admits to being a secret tippler who died of cirrhosis of the liver, and the village atheist who might have been the most religious man in town.
The musical contributions of Taylor and George certainly add authenticity to the proceedings. Such ballads as "Soldier Oh Soldier," "Water Is Wide," "3 Nights Drunk" and "I Am, I Am" evoke the heartfelt musical simplicity of the period.


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Full Moon Snowshoe Hike and Chili Chow Down Campus Calendar
Saturday, January 26, 2013
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Location: Adirondack Interpretive Center
Event Description: Usually our trails close at dusk, but tonight they will be open for business! Here is your chance to bring the whole family down and experience nature at night in the light of the full moon. Join us first for $5 chili at 6 PM, followed by an informal hike at 7PM, and finally for a campfire and hot chocolate at 8PM. Snowshoes available, please call or email to register!
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In contrast with other framebuffer drivers, uvesafb needs a userspace virtualizing daemon, called v86d. It may seem foolish to emulate x86 code on a x86, but this is important if one wants to use the framebuffer code on other architectures (notably non-x86 ones). A new framebuffer driver has been added to kernel 2.6.24. It has many more features than the standard vesafb, including:
- Proper blanking and hardware suspension after delay
- Support for custom resolutions as in the system BIOS.
It should support as much hardware as vesafb.
- 1 Installation
- 2 Prepare the System
- 3 Configure uvesafb
- 4 Listing Resolutions
- 5 Uvesafb compiled into the kernel
- 6 The homepage of uvesafb
- 7 Uvesafb and 915resolution
- 8 Troubleshooting
Install the uvesafb package:
# pacman -S v86d
Prepare the System
Bootloader Modifications
Remove any framebuffer-related kernel boot parameter from the bootloader configuration to disable the old vesafb framebuffter for loading.
Remove all references to
vga=xxx from kernel lines in
/boot/grub/menu.lst to allow correct operation of uvesafb.
First edit
/etc/default/grub/ commenting the
GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX=keep line.
Then regenerate
grub.cfg via the standard script:
# grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
In some cases you will have to disable KMS before attempting to boot into framebuffer: failure to do so would result in a pitch-black screen, leaving no option but to restart the machine with Template:Keypress. For Intel cards, this is accomplished by appending
i915.modeset=0 to GRUB's entry.
Add a v86d HOOK
Add the v86d hook to HOOKS in
/etc/mkinitcpio.conf to allow uvesafb to take over at boot time.
HOOKS="base udev v86d ..."
Configure uvesafb
Define a Resolution
The options for uvesafb are defined in
/usr/lib/modprobe.d/uvesafb.conf which is the default file installed by the v86d package.
# This file sets the parameters for uvesafb module. # The following format should be used: # options uvesafb mode_option=<xres>x<yres>[-<bpp>][@<refresh>] scroll=<ywrap|ypan|redraw> ... # # For more details see: # http://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/fb/uvesafb.txt # options uvesafb mode_option=1280x800-32 scroll=ywrap
To prevent your customizations being overwritten when the package is updated, make any changes and copy this file to
/etc/modprobe.d/uvesafb.conf and then add an entry in the FILES section of
/etc/mkinitcpio.conf pointing to your configuration file, like so:
Regenerate initramfs Images
Changes are commited via booting into the initramfs images. Thus, users need to regenerate the initramfs images for the kernel(s). The following example assumes the default Arch Linux kernel:
# mkinitcpio -p linux
Reboot the system to see the changes.
Listing Resolutions
A list of possible resolutions can be generated via the following command:
$ cat /sys/bus/platform/drivers/uvesafb/uvesafb.0/vbe_modes
Users can modify
/usr/lib/modprobe.d/uvesafb.conf with any entry returned.
Either of following commands can be used to show the current framebuffer resolution as a sanity check to see that settings are honored:
$ cat /sys/devices/virtual/graphics/fbcon/subsystem/fb0/virtual_size
$ cat /sys/class/graphics/fb0/virtual_size
Uvesafb compiled into the kernel
If you compile your own kernel, then you can also compile uvesafb into the kernel and run v86d later, e.g. from
/etc/rc.local. In this case, the options can be passed as kernel boot parameters in the format video=uvesafb:<options>. Please note that this solution is not viable in the case you want to combine uvesafb with 915resolution as suggested below.
The homepage of uvesafb
The home page of uvesafb is http://dev.gentoo.org/~spock/projects/uvesafb where you can find some detailed information (you can ignore any information concerning patches for the kernel, because uvesafb is now in the vanilla kernel; moreover some information in the site assumes that uvesafb is compiled in the kernel, while it is a module in the Arch Linux stock binary kernel).
Uvesafb and 915resolution
In the following, we address a more complex scenario. Many intel video chipsets for widescreen laptops are known to have a buggy BIOS, which does not support the main, native resolution of the wide screen! For this reason, 915resolution was created to patch the BIOS at boot time and allow the X server to use the widescreen resolution. Nowadays, the X server is able to do this without the help of 915resolution. However, 915resolution can be combined with uvesafb in order to obtain a widescreen framebuffer, without any need to launch X at all. In this case, we need to load uvesafb after having run 915resolution, so that uvesafb can resort to the proper resolution.
In this scenario, 915resolution needs to be compiled statically (since it is going to be in an initramfs, it can not be linked to external libraries). Thus you CAN NOT use the 915resolution package in the [community] repo. Look instead for 915resolution-staticAUR in the AUR. It compiles 915 resolution statically and provides a 915 resolution hook, so you can run 915resolution before loading uvesafb and get the patched resolution. So install 915resolution-static via makepkg and pacman.
The resolution
You need to edit the 915resolution hook in order to define the BIOS mode you want to replace and and the resolution you want to get. You can get information about all the options for 915resolution with:
915resolution -h
So edit
/lib/initcpio/hooks/915resolution and modify the options for 915resolution:
run_hook () { msg -n ":: Patching the VBIOS..." /usr/sbin/915resolution 5c 1280 800 msg "done." }
In the default, 5c is the code of the BIOS mode to replace. You can get a list of the available BIOS video modes with
915resolution -l.
1280 800 is the new desired resolution.
The HOOKS array
Add the 915resolution hook and, after it, the v86d hook to HOOKS in
/etc/mkinitcpio.conf. Put them before the hooks for the keymap, the resume from suspension and the filesystems.
HOOKS="base udev 915resolution v86d ..."
Then you need to regenerate your initramfs with mkinitcpio (adjust the following command to your setup):
mkinitcpio -p linux
Uvesafb cannot reserve memory
Check if you forgot to remove any
vga=xxx kernel parameter -- this overrides the UVESA framebuffer with a standard VESA one.
pci_root PNP0A08:00 address space collision + Uvesafb cannot reserve memory
This occurs on the Acer Aspire One 751h with the 2.6.34-ARCH kernel; whether it also occurs on other systems is unknown. Even without another framebuffer interfering with the uvesafb setup, uvesafb cannot reserve the necessary memory region.
You can fix this issue by adding the following to the kernel parameters in your bootloader's configuration.


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U.S. Marshals arrest fugitive in Derry
November 09. 2012 7:48PM
CONCORD -- A man featured as a "Fugitive of the Week" by the U.S. Marshals Office was arrested Friday morning in Derry.Reinaldo "Chooki" Ruiz Jr., 25, was arrested at a High Street residence by members of the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force out of Massachusetts. According to a news release, task force members were following up on leads in the Lowell, Mass. area when they received information that Ruiz was in Derry.He was indicted in August by a Rockingham County Superior Court jury on charges of possession of a controlled drug (marijuana and cocaine) with intent to distribute.The Rockingham County Sheriff's Office requested assistance of the U.S Marshals - New Hampshire Joint Fugitive Task Force in locating and arresting Ruiz, a known gang member considered armed and dangerous.Ruiz last had been in the Hampton and Seabrook areas, but also was known to have ties to Lowell.He was the Sept. 1 "Fugitive of the Week."


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S'mores bring me back to my childhood. I used to be a girl scout and I remember the amazingly fun nights at camp roasting marshmallows by the fire. Of course we would then sandwich the toasted marshmallow in between two graham crackers and a chocolate bar. Now that I'm a mom, I look forward to enjoying this sweet treat with my boys every chance we get.
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LODI - Tokay coach Louis Franklin wondered how well his Tiger defense would be able to stop Weston Ranch's potent offense.
LODI - Tokay coach Louis Franklin wondered how well his Tiger defense would be able to stop Weston Ranch's potent offense.
The answer was simple - keep the ball on offense.
Tokay senior Alex Burgos rushed for 154 yards and a pair of touchdowns and junior while teammate Allen Ward caught a pair of touchdowns and ran for another as the Tigers ran away from the Cougars for a 37-8 victory Friday night at the Grape Bowl.
"We didn't expect anything like this (score)," said Franklin, whose squad improved to 3-0 with the win. "We came up with our 'A' game tonight. Our guys played well together and tackled well."
Cougar junior receiver Chris Cannaday, who received for more than 200 yards and had four touchdowns in Weston Ranch's game the previous week against Franklin, caught nine passes for just 83 yards from junior quarterback Marcus Moore as the Tigers kept the Cougars in check.
"We had (Cannaday) double-covered all night," Franklin said. "We were worried about him, but we did well. He's still going to make some plays."
Burgos got the Tigers on the board midway through the first quarter taking a handoff from senior quarterback Kelse DePauli-Wiltse untouched up the middle for a 30-yard touchdown with 5:45 left in the quarter. The extra point kick by Bryan Gonzalez missed to the right for a 6-0 lead.
Burgos, who rushed for 139 yards on 14 carries in the first half, punched another score in from the five for a 12-0 lead, but the snap on the extra point doomed the run to leave the Tigers with a 12-0 lead early in the second.
After a three and out by the Cougars (0-2), Burgos rushed the ball to the Weston Ranch 25 and
DePauli-Wiltse, who completed 10 of 18 passes for 79 yards on the night, lobbed a pass over the Cougar defense to a wide open Ward. The conversion pass missed for an 18-0 advantage.
Ward carried the ball around the right side from the Weston Ranch 10 just before the half for a 24-0 lead at the break and ran for a 34-yard score in the fourth quarter for a 37-0 advantage.
Moore led the Cougars on a late rally under a running clock and teammate Erron Duncan punched the ball into the end zone from the one with 44 seconds left in the game. Moore ran the conversion in for the final score.
Moore completed 14 of 18 passes for 172 yards, but the offense couldn't keep the momentum.
"We didn't play fundamentally sound," Cougar coach Seth Davis said. "Tokay runs a disciplined program. Hopefully this will teach us how to be able to play under adversity and to keep fighting."


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The latest and greatest in the computing world usually comes at a high price tag. Those that are first to own a new product will pay the price. Just ask all the iPhone owners out there that got their products the day of launch only to have the price dramatically drop just a short six weeks later. That is just one of many examples, but the fact is that the better and faster the technology is, the more it will cost. Most people that are building new systems or upgrading components in their existing systems today are looking for great value in their purchases. The $600 video card is just not going to be a big seller to the mainstream computer user. In fact, it is not likely even going to be the top choice of those that consider themselves enthusiasts. When talking about video cards, most people are going to want a card that will run the games they play now, includes new technology for future games and comes at a price that is affordable. That is where the Gigabyte Radeon HD 5670 comes in to play. This $100 video card includes new technology, such as GDDR, HDMI output and DX11 compatibility, which brings great value to the table for those on a tight budget.
Just in case you missed it, Legit Reviews introduced and described the ATI Radeon HD 5670 series not too long ago, so we will focus on the details of the Gigabyte Radeon HD 5670 video card itself. First off, take a look at the specs:
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With Oracle investing heavily in Java, and a roadmap for Java 9, 10 and beyond under discussion, we thought it would be interesting to get your views on what the priorities should be for Java the language and the JVM as a platform. InfoQ is experimenting with a new tool for surveying the views and opinions of our readers on important topics.
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Link to Tim Ellison's interview is broken
Neil Bartlett
I would have loved to vote ...
Steve McJones
Re: I would have loved to vote ...
Dio Synodinos
Hi Steve,
The voting widget has been developed as a completely separate service, eg similar to Disqus, so that in the future we'll be able to embed it in any page we like without having any dependencies with the InfoQ CMS. For example you will be able to embed it directly in your own blog.
We're also trying to see what would be the best way to handle authentication, for users that already have an InfoQ account.
For the record, if for example you chose to vote with your FB account, the service would only be getting your name and email address, and not information like contacts, nor would it require privileges for posting stuff on your timeline.
Thanks for taking the time to send us feedback!
Re: Link to Tim Ellison's interview is broken
Dio Synodinos
Asking for way too many privileges here
Patrick Julien
Re: Asking for way too many privileges here
Dio Synodinos
Hi Patrick,
I'm replying inline:
Why does the survey want us to login using another authority?
As I mentioned earlier in this thread, the voting widget has been developed as a completely separate service (different domain), eg similar to Disqus, so that in the future we'll be able to embed it in any page we like without having any dependencies with the InfoQ CMS. For example you will be able to embed it directly in your own site, blog, etc.
And why does it want to manage my contacts on Google? Or see who is following me on twitter?
Very good observation about Google! I've just shipped an update that requires only the absolute minimum permissions for Google. As far as I understand, the current Twitter permissions are already the bare minimum.
Thanks Patrick for taking the time to send this feedback. It's very valuable for us in order to improve this service :)
All for JVM, nothing for Java is what I want
Serge Bureau
Improve the JVM and only patch Java, no more wasted effort should be expanded on it
Won't vote with this authentication scheme ... / question unclear
Dirk Detering
Nasty, that I therefore cannot see the analysis nevertheless >:-(
Beside: The "mobile support" question is not intuitive. What exactly will I tell you if I vote that item?
Will I vote for another mobile effort, or will I vote for staying with ME?
mobile support?
arnaud m
Example: JS, Obj-C/C++, C#,... but no JVM on iOS!
Server-side UI frameworks are going to die.
I don't understand why client-side development is so ignored.
I wonder how any of those new super-cool JVM languages could be useful without a JVM to run it on major mobile and desktop OSes.
As for Segmented stacks (and coroutines), it seems they are a good way to write very simple asynchronous code,
instead of the complexity of Promises, callbacks spagetti, etc.
Probably any JVM language could implement it at the compiler level like C# does (async) but it seems inefficient (like emulating closures with inner classes).
Re: Won't vote with this authentication scheme ... / question unclear
Charles Humble
"Will I vote for another mobile effort, or will I vote for staying with ME?"
For the purposes of this survey I wasn't really looking to drill into the specifics of whether any mobile effort should look at creating a successor to Java ME or continue under the ME brand, but whether InfoQ readers felt it was worthwhile Oracle investing in the mobile/embedded space at all or whether they should leave it to Apple and Google, and instead focus on the core Java SE/EE technologies and underlying platform.
What about hot deployment?
AdiSesha Reddy
Too low level!
Simon Dallaway
Re: Too low level!
James Lei
If Scala already have the features (from the votes) why on earth do we need Lambda in Java? Why not making the opportunity to improve Scala instead instead of taking more years to release? It doesn't make sense to reinvent Java syntax whereas C# is for OO and F# is for Functional.
Biased results
Pavel Moravec
1) An author of the list has exactly! the same priorities as average voter has ;)
2) The results are strongly influenced by ordering of the options (voters simply go from the beginning and have less and less points to use and don't remove earlier placed points frequently).
3) The ordering is changing in time, by using already collected results.
4) Something else I can't see.
I can't imagine 1). 2) would mean wasting of time of 700+ voters and 3) would be a joke :) so I hope 4) is right.
Steven Shaw
The regular set of unsigned "machine types"
Value classes including arbitrary precision integer (that starts as a "small-integer" tagged into an oop) and C-like packed structures with alignment that can overlay byte arrays.
Introduce/deprecate covariant arrays
Type inference
Higher kinds
Variance annotations
Remove null references
Adopt Scala?
IEEE 754-2008 | ISO/IEC TR 18037 | Floating Point | Fix Point | Q / Rational numbers
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — A 16-year-old Nevada boy accused of stabbing his mother and brother to death in September before touching off a nearly weeklong manhunt pleaded not guilty Monday in Las Vegas.
Adrian Navarro-Canales wore a navy jail uniform and handcuffs and showed little emotion when he entered the plea during a brief court hearing. A trial date has not been set.
The teen's cousin and three others who attended the court appearance didn't comment to reporters afterward.
Navarro-Canales is suspected of killing his 40-year-old mother, Elvira Canales-Gomez, and 9-year-old brother, Cesar Navarro, with a butcher knife in their Henderson apartment. After police discovered the bodies, they launched a search that extended to the U.S.-Mexico border.
Navarro-Canales later was found sitting alone at a food court in the Showcase Mall, along the Las Vegas Strip. He did not resist officers who arrested him.
Investigators think Navarro-Canales walked the 9 miles to the Strip from the suburban apartment where the bloody bodies were found Sept. 20.
Police think the killings happened Sept. 17 — sometime after the mom picked up the 9-year-old from school and a day after she, the two boys and Canales-Gomez's boyfriend, Carlos Rubio-Villanueva, celebrated Navarro-Canales' 16th birthday.
Navarro-Canales was enrolled as a junior at Coronado High School in Henderson but hadn't attended classes since school began in August, according to Clark County School District spokeswoman Melinda Malone.
The boy's cousin Ana Martinez told investigators Navarro-Canales had no friends that she knew of in the Las Vegas area. She also said he didn't like living in the United States and wanted to go back to Mexico.
Martinez described Navarro-Canales as anti-social and said he spent most of his time in the apartment playing video games.


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The bride-to-be is the daughter of Kim Ifft and John Sutton, both of West Sunbury. The prospective bridegroom is the son of the late Paul and Dora (Betty) King.
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Assignment 16 was the toughest yet – we had to write a proof argument for some part of our family history where the answer required some deductive reasoning. I chose two cases from my own family and started writing each one. The Irish/Australian Eason case seemed too complex for a first attempt, so I chose the other one, on my Fijian Riley side.
Big mistake. You've probably already seen it. I didn't. I'm in Australia, and the records I need are not. I have some, but I need more. So I don't have enough evidence for the case I was trying to make, and it turned out not to be a 'proof' at all.
By the time I realised this I decided it was too late to go back and start again with the other one, so I kept going. My assignment got later and later, and I still didn't have enough. I've almost finished transcribing a ship's log from 1831-2 and I have two more to go. I've searched the Fiji Times from 1869 onwards, which is far too late to be relevant but I had to try!
I handed it in, so to speak, today – non-standard citations, unclear argument and all. I'm over it.
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The ACC announced Wednesday following the conclusion of its fall meetings in Boston that teams will play eight conference games in 2013 and beyond because of the addition of Notre Dame.
In men's and women's basketball, the league will continue to play an 18-game conference schedule based on a two-partner format. Virginia's permanent partners are Virginia Tech and Maryland, and Virginia Tech's permanent partners are Virginia and Miami.
The conference tournament will begin on Wednesday (rather than Thursday) with three games so all teams can continue to participate.
Here is the complete ACC release on scheduling changes.
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. --- After a rough November in which the Tennessee Tech women's basketball team went 2-5, the Golden Eagles will look to start anew in December as it hosts the Lipscomb Lady Bisons Monday, with the opening tip set for 7 p.m.
This will be the fourth meeting between TTU and Lipscomb, with Tech claiming each game over the past three seasons. Last year, seniors Tacarra Hayes and Rachel Glidden each chimed in with 11 points against the Lady Bisons, while junior Kellie Cook added 14 points, going 3-of-6 from three-point land.
As in the last two seasons, the Golden Eagle offense is led by Hayes, who is currently 16th on the all-time scores list at Tech with 1,308 points. Against Alabama A&M, sophomore Molly Heady led the TTU offense with 13 points, while connecting with three long range shots. Senior Brittany Darling also made an impact against the Lady Bulldogs, notching a game-high 12 rebounds.
Lipscomb started the year 0-7, but was finally able to get one in the win column with an 80-70 victory over Mercer. The Lady Bisons are currently 1-8 on the season.
Hannah Phillips and Anna Bowers lead the Lipscomb offense, averaging 11.1 points per game, while Phillips has averaged 5.7 rebounds per game.
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ABC's "This Week" — President Barack Obama; Reps. Justin Amash, R-Mo., and Donna Edwards, D-Md.
NBC's "Meet the Press" — Sens. Robert Menendez, D-N.J., and Roy Blunt, R-Mo.
CBS' "Face the Nation" — Sens. Carl Levin, D-Mich., and Bob Corker, R-Tenn.
CNN's "State of the Union" — Reps. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, Elijah Cummings, D-Md., Mike Rogers, R-Mich., and Adam Schiff, D-Calif.
"Fox News Sunday" — Reps. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., and Michael McCaul, R-Texas.


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This document describes the performance capabilities of SanDisk DAS Cache measured using a typical OLTP workload based on the TPC-C benchmark test on Microsoft SQL Server. In this test, the SanDisk DAS Cache increased system performance nearly eleven times compared to the baseline configuration using only HDD-based storage
SanDisk DAS Cache enables a solid-state device (SSD) to function as a cache for frequently accessed data in a server. The software is installed on the server and works in conjunction with the host operating system. By caching hot data on a high- speed SSD installed on the server, access times are reduced and applications spend less time waiting for read and write operations to complete.
Block diagram of SanDisk DAS Cache
This performance test was conducted independently by SanDisk. A workload derived from the TPC-C benchmark test was used to provide a 400GB database to create a true OLTP workload simulating a network of 4,500 warehouses accessed by 64 concurrent, active users.
The test simulates a complete computing environment in which a population of users executes transactions against a database. The benchmark is centered on the principal activities (transactions) of an order-entry environment. These transactions include entering and delivering orders, recording payments, checking the status of orders, and monitoring the level of stock at the warehouses. While the test portrays the activity of a wholesale supplier, it is not limited to the activity of any particular business segment, but rather represents any industry that must manage, sell, or distribute a product or service.
The test was conducted multiple times; first, without SanDisk DAS Cache installed to establish baseline performance of the system using an all HDD storage backend. The same test was then conducted with SanDisk DAS Cache enabled using a 120GB cache – a capacity equivalent to 30% the size of the workload. Finally, it was run using the entire capacity of the SSD as a 1.8TB cache – large enough to contain the entire workload and demonstrate the maximum performance potential of the test system.
|Backend Storage (Baseline)
|Baseline measurement of non-accelerated, direct-attached storage.
|8x SAS 2TB 7.2K RPM HDD in RAID-5 configuration
|SanDisk DAS Cache in write-back mode (Cache Size: 120GB)
|Performance measurement of accelerated backend using SanDisk DAS Cache software. Cache = 30% size of workload.
|8x SAS 2TB 7.2K RPM HDD in RAID-5 configuration
18x SATA 200GB SSD in RAID-10 configuration
|SanDisk DAS Cache in write-back mode (Cache Size: 1.8TB)
|Performance measurement of accelerated backend using SanDisk DAS Cache software. Workload fits entirely within cache.
|8x SAS 2TB 7.2K RPM HDD in RAID-5 configuration
18x SATA 200GB SSD in RAID-10 configuration
Operating System/Software
The performance test was conducted on a system with 8 HDD and 18 SSD devices. The HDDs were configured using RAID-5 and the SSDs were configured using RAID-10. Two LUNs were created on the 8 disk HDD disk group – one for the database volume and one for logs. A single LUN was created on the 18 device SSD disk group for the cache. This LUN was resized as needed for the tests performed. A single direct-attached HDD contained the server operating system.
The PERC controller contains 2GB of cache on-board. The cache of the PERC controller was left enabled for this set of tests to match its typical default configuration as shipped. It is assumed the smaller size of the onboard PERC cache relative to the larger cache provided by SanDisk DAS Cache had negligible impact on the overall test results.
The full test was conducted three times – first to establish baseline performance of the HDD-only storage backend, then twice more with SanDisk DAS Cache enabled in write-back mode using different sized caches. Cache size was varied by resizing the LUN on the RAID for each test. In one test the cache capacity is set to 30% the size of the total workload. This represents typical operation of the cache. In the third test the cache capacity was increased to be larger than the entire workload. This shows the maximum performance potential of SanDisk DAS Cache for the cache used. To negate any negative impact on system performance the LUN for log files was also accelerated using SanDisk DAS Cache during the third test. The accelerated performance tests were run for 10,000 seconds (2.7 hours), which was determined to be long enough for the cache to be fully warmed.
Performance Measurements1
|Read Ops
|Write Ops
|All HDD (baseline)
|SanDisk DAS Cache (120GB) (Data accelerated only)
|SanDisk DAS Cache (1.8TB) (Data & Log accelerated)
The performance test results indicate the performance gains that can be achieved using SanDisk DAS Cache compared to standard HDD storage. Due to the nature of caching, performance is influenced by the data being accelerated as well as the size of the cache relative to the workload. Nevertheless, this example of an OLTP database simulating a "real-life" computing environment accelerated by SanDisk DAS Cache only 30% the size of the workload, shows increased database transaction rates (tpmC) from 1,985 to 21,627 which is a nearly 11-fold increase in performance.
1. Based on internal testing by SanDisk. All measurements were made with the specified system and test configurations using identical OLTP workloads.
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Members of the U.S. Army's 3rd Infantry Regiment 'The Old Guard' hold the flag over the casket that holds the remains of Army Staff Sergeant Luis M. Gonzalez of South Ozone Park, New York; Sergeant Fernando Delarosa of Alamo, Texas; Sergeant Dale R. Griffin of Terre Haute, Indiana; Sergeant Issac B. Jackson of Plattsburg, Missouri; Sergeant Patrick O. Williamson of Broussard, Louisiana; Specialist Jared D. Stanker of Evergreen Park, Illinois; and Private First Class Christopher I. Walz of Vancouver, Washington State, during their group burial at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. The soldiers were assigned to the 1st Battalion, 17th Infantry Regiment, 5th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division in Fort Lewis, Washington State, and were killed on October 27, 2010 while supporting Operation Enduring Freedom in Arghandab Valley, Afghanistan when their vehicle was hit by an improvised explosive device.
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Manchester Babe Ruth 14's feature pitching, defense at regionalsBy JOHN HABIB
New Hampshire Union Leader
July 25. 2013 10:52PM
Defending regional champion and host Westfield, Mass., along with newly crowned state champion Pittsfield, Mass., figure to stand in Manchester's way when the New England 14-year-old Babe Ruth Baseball Tournament begins Friday at Bullens Field.
According to Manchester manager Mickey Hanagan, Westfield beat Pittsfield for the World Series berth last year in the 13-year-old regionals. "Both teams are back this year and you figure they're returning most of their players."
Pittsfield defeated Westfield for the Western Massachusetts state crown last weekend.
Manchester enters the regionals with a 6-0 record, having outscored its opposition, 57-10.
"This may be the best balanced team I've coached in a long time," said Hanagan, now in his 49th coaching season with 10 World Series appearances. "Pitching and defense has been outstanding."
Hanagan has three solid righthanders in his starting rotation, Matt Reynolds, Patrick Swanson and Drew Merrick.
Pitching depth on the team is rich with Jake Carrier, Nick Salcito and Ryan Wickey ready in the wings when called upon.
The infield is deep with Reynolds and Wickey manning first base, Garrett Olivar stationed at second base, John Robinson in the hole at short and, Joey Davis, Swanson and Salcito sharing duties at third base. "Olivar and Robinson have been strong up the middle and we've got Joey Silva in center who can chase down any ball hit to him. I'd say without question I haven't had as a strong a defensive team than this one, particularly in the outfield."
Silva is flanked by a group of outfielders including Merrick, Salcito, Jayson Derome and Kyle Jutras, depending on who is pitching. Hanagan said catchers Nate Hall and Jake Poitras have done a nice job handling the pitchers.
"Knock on wood, we've only made three errors in six games and none of them ended up hurting us," said Hanagan. "We have to make the easy plays on defense to have a chance to go far into the tournament."
Hanagan wasn't pleased to hear the 14-year-old regionals will be under a round-robin format. "I personally like the double-elimination format," said Hanagan. "In the round robin, we're guaranteed three games and the last four teams standing enter the semifinals in a single elimination format. Hopefully we'll get there."
Manchester is part of a four-team American Division, grouped with Pittsfield, Mass., Norword, Mass., and Central Maine.
The four teams in the National Division are St. Johnsbury, Vt., Waterford, Conn., Warwick, R.I., and host Westfield.
Today at 10 a.m., Manchester will play Pittsfield in its opening-round game.
On Saturday at 10 a.m., Manchester will face Norwood, Mass. In the third game, Central Maine and Manchester will play Sunday at 1 p.m.
If Manchester reaches the semifinals, it will be part of a doubleheader that starts at 4 p.m. Monday.
The tournament wraps up with the championship final Tuesday at 3 p.m.. The regional winner will advance to the Babe Ruth World Series in Newark, Ohio, beginning Aug. 14.


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Skip to comments.Meet Alan Carlin: The EPAs Inconvenient Voice (against Cap & Trade)
Posted on 06/30/2009 3:13:59 PM PDT by Delacon
With the recent narrow passage of the controversial Waxman-Markey cap and trade bill in the House and the ongoing debate over global warming, one should expect balanced coverage of both sides of the issue. However, much of the media has neglected to report on the alleged hush up of an EPA research analyst whose report on global warming prompted his supervisor to warn it could have had a very negative impact on this office.
At 8:45 a.m. EDT on the June 30 edition of "Fox and Friends," EPA Senior Operations Research Analyst Alan Carlin, told interviewer Steve Doocy that his 98-page study that questioned the science behind global warming and called for the EPA to stop depending on reports from the United Nations, was ignored by his supervisor who refused to forward the report on because Carlins comments do not help the legal policy or case for the EPAs position on global warming.
Ironically, as detailed in this NewsBusters posting by the MRC's Brent Baker, in late January of 2007 the broadcast network evening newscasts quickly hyped a House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing meant to publicize a report from two far-left groups about how the Bush administration supposedly suppressed science about the dire threat of global warming.
This caused Matt Lauer on NBCs Today, to suggest that President Bush was hiding the end of the world, and that, A controversy in Washington over what could literally be the end of the world as we know it. Now that the tables are turned, the medias bias coverage of environmental issues is even more apparent.
The following exchange was aired on the June 30th edition of Fox and Friends:
STEVE DOOCY, co-host, "Fox and Friends": Good morning. Most of us are not scientists. You are. You've worked for the EPA for 38 years. Tell us in a nutshell what your report said this spring.
ALAN CARLIN, EPA analyst: The most important finding was that EPA in my view needed to look at the science behind global warming and not depend on reports issued by the United Nations which is what they were thinking of doing and have done.
DOOCY: And, in fact, it's problematic because for the last 11 years, temperatures had been dropping. So your report pretty much turned the whole global warming debate on its head, and what happened to your report? I understand it was hushed up.
CARLIN: My supervisors decided not to forward it to the group within EPA who had the responsibility for preparing an overall report which would guide EPA on whether to find that the emission of global warming gases would be something that EPA should regulate.
GRETCHEN CARLSON, co-host: And why should Americans care about that? Because they just passed cap and trade Friday night, at least the House did, and maybe this report could have changed some of those congressmen and women's minds. Here's the email from your supervisor after you submitted the report. It's unbelievable.
It says this. The time for such discussion of fundamental issues has passed for this round. The administrator and the administration has decided to move forward on endangerment, and your comments do not help the legal or policy case for this decision. I can only see one impact of your comments given where we are in the process, and that would be a very negative impact on our office.
Posted on Tuesday, June 30, 2009 7:41:48 AM by blueyon
Please send this out ... these Republicans have until July 2, 2009 to change their vote...please ask everyone to contact them:
Republicans who voted for Cap-and-Trade (HR 2454)
Mary Bono Mack R (CA)
Palm Springs Office
707 East Tahquitz Canyon Way, Suite 9 Palm Springs, California 92262 Phone: (760) 320-1076
Mike Castle R (DW)
201 North Walnut Street, Suite 107 Wilmington, Delaware 19801-3970 Phone: (302) 428-1902
Mark Steven Kirk R (IL)
707 Stokie Boulevard, Suite 350 Northbrook, Illinois 60062 Phone: (847) 940-0202 Fax: (847) 940-7143
Leonard Lance R (NJ)
425 North Avenue East Westfield, New Jersey 07090 Phone: (908) 518-7733
Frank LoBiondo R (NJ)
5914 Main Street Mays Landing, New Jersey 08330 Phone: (609) 625-5008
John McHugh R (NY)
120 Washington Street, Suite 200 Watertown, New York 13601-3370 Phone: (315) 782-3150
Dave Reichert R (WA)
2737 78th Avenue, SE, Suite 202 Mercer Island, Washington 98040 Phone: (206) 275-3438
Chris Smith R (NJ)
1540 Kuser Road, Suite A9 Hamilton, New Jersey 08619 Phone: (609) 585-7878
BUMP. This just may help derail this marxist crap in the Senate.
Doubt it...I think the sheer fact that it's such a lie of a bill bloated with crap is what will make the Senate not pass it.
What is most disturbing is that it's only Fox (it seems) that is running with this story. If it was the "a guy came out against the bush administration...yada yada yada" this guy would be on all the programs, Sunday programs, Larry King, The REal Housewives of DC, and American Idol singing about how he was silenced. But because it's Buttcrack, hardly a peep.
I thought I read today this Carlin guy was NOT a scientist? Which is it?
The EPA scientist, is in fact no scientist at all. He is a plant, placed there by the oil companies so they can protect their obscene profits.
He also kicks his dog and fails to recycle.
As I understand it, he's an economist rather than a scientist. (Of course, Al Gore, the high priest of AGW alarmism, isn't even an economist, let alone a scientist.)
Simply state,
Congressmen are you aware that the Obama Adminstration supressed an EPA report that showed global warming was not a dire planetary emergency? The implications of supressing such information from the public debate is astounding and rquire detailed investigation but that aside,
In view of this new information don't you think it is prudent to hold off on creating new financial hardships on American families until the science of global warming can be adequately debated.
Don't you think you owe that to your constituents?
As I understand it, he is an EPA analyst whose 98 page report got quashed with an email from higher up that his report ran contrary to what the EPA wanted to pass on.
Simply state:
Have you even read this steaming pile?
He only has a PHD in Economics and BS in Physics, from MIT I think. That's all. In addition, his report was co-written by someone with a PHD in Physics.
In fact, the report is not so much original science as an assessment of the current scientific thinking and a warning that the IPCC 4th report, on which the EPA was relying was out of date and largely discredited.
Quite apart from its own intrinsic value, what this report categorically proves is that the EPA did not do any scientific due diligence whatsoever before coming out with a ruling affecting every individual in the country.
I also read today that CBS did a phone interview with Carlin on Friday. I don't know if it aired or not, however.
Does anyone know the answer to this? It would be very interesting indeed if it did run.
He also leaves his thermostat set at 70 and drives an Escalade.
Skyrocketing costs - the cap-and-trade legacy
Are environmentalists scaring your kids? (GOOD READ!)
Congressmen Say They Didn't Have Chance to Read Full 1,200-Page Climate Change Bill Before Vote
The Censorious Left's Global Warming Denier Deniers
White House announces new lighting standards
Global warming on Free Republic
Latest from Global Warming News Site
He has a BS in Physics.
Phd in Economics
Obama's gonna need another bus. The first one is really crowded with people he has betrayed.
This guy will be out of a job soon.
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