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no. XIV1795. The sixth article stipulates compensation to British creditors for losses and damages which may have been sustained by them, in consequence of certain legal impediments, which, since the treaty of peace with Great Britain, are alleged to have obstructed the recovery of debts bona fide contracted with them before the peace. To a man who has a due sense of the sacred obligation of a just debt, a proper conception of the pernicious influence of laws which infringe the rights of creditors, upon morals, upon the general security of property, upon public as well as private credit, upon the spirit and principles of good government; who has an adequate idea of the sanctity of the national faith, explicitly pledged—of the ignominy attendant upon a violation of it in so delicate a particular as that of private pecuniary contracts—of the evil tendency of a precedent of this kind to the political and commercial interests of the nation generally—every law which has existed in this country, interfering with the recovery of the debts in question, must have afforded matter of serious regret and real affliction. To such a man, it must be among the most welcome features of the present treaty, that it stipulates reparation for the injuries which laws of that description may have occasioned to individuals, and that, as far as is now practicable, it wipes away from the national reputation the stain which they have cast upon it. He will regard it as a precious tribute to justice, and as a valuable pledge for the more strict future observance of our public engagements; and he would deplore as an ill-omened symptom of the depravation of public opinion, the success of the attempts which are making to render the article unacceptable to the people of the United States. But of this there can be no danger. The spontaneous sentiments of equity, of a moral and intelligent people, will not fail to sanction, with their approbation, a measure which could not have been resisted without inflicting a new wound upon the honor and character of the country. Let those men who have manifested by their actions, a willing disregard of their own obligations as debtors—those who secretly hoard, or openly or unblushingly riot on the spoils of plundered creditors, let such men enjoy the exclusive and undivided satisfaction of arraigning and condemning an act of national justice, in which they may read the severest reproach of their iniquitous principles and guilty acquisitions. But let not the people of America tarnish their honor by participating in that condemnation, or by shielding, with their favorable opinion, the meretricious apologies which are offered for the measures that produce the necessity of reparation. The recapitulation of some facts will contribute to a right judgment of this part of the treaty. It is an established principle of the laws of nations, that, on the return of peace between nations which have been at war, a free and undisturbed course shall be given to the recovery of private debts on both sides.1 In conformity to this principle, the 4th article of the treaty of peace between the United States and Great Britain expressly stipulates, "that creditors on either side shall meet with no lawful impediment to the recovery of the full value in sterling money of all bona-fide debts theretofore contracted." Two instances of the violation of this article have been already noticed, with a view to another point; one relating to certain laws of the State of Virginia, passed prior to the peace, which, for several years after it, appears to have operated to prevent the legal pursuit of their claims by British creditors. Another, relating to a law of the State of South Carolina, which suspended the recovery of the debts for nine months, and after that period permitted the recovery only in four years' instalments. But these were not all the instances; there were other laws of South Carolina prolonging the instalments, and obliging the creditors to receive in payment the property of debtors at appraised values; and there were laws of Rhode Island, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Georgia, making paper money a legal tender for the debts of those creditors; which, it is known, sustained a very great depreciation in every one of those States. These very serious and compulsory interferences with the rights of the creditors, have received from Decius, the soft appellation of a modification of the recovery of British debts. Does he expect to make us believe, by this smooth phrase, that the right to recover the full value of a debt in sterling money, is satisfied by the obligation to take as a substitute, one half, one third, or one fourth of the real value in paper? It must necessarily have happened, that British creditors have sustained, from the operation of the different acts alluded to, losses more or less extensive, which the mere removal of the legal impediments which occasioned them could not repair. In many instances, the losses must have actually accrued and taken their full effect; in others, where no proceedings may have been had, the lapse of so many years must have created inabilities to pay, in debtors who were originally competent, who might have been made to pay, had there been a free course of justice. The removal of the impediments, therefore, by opening of the courts of justice, was not an adequate satisfaction. It could not supersede the obligation of compensation for losses which had irretrievably accrued by the operation of the legal impediments, while they continued in force. The claim for this was still open on the part of Great Britain, and still to be adjusted between the two nations. The excuse that these laws were retaliations for prior infractions of treaty by Great Britain, was in no view an answer to the claim.1 In the first place, as has already been proved, the fact of such prior infractions was too doubtful to be finally insisted upon, and was, after a fruitless effort to obtain the acquiescence of the other party, properly and necessarily waived; so that it could not serve as a plea against reparation. In the second place, if that fact had been indubitable, the species of retaliation was unwarrantable. It will be shown, when we come to discuss the 10th article, that the debts of private individuals are in no case proper objects of reprisals; that independent of the treaty, the meddling with them was a violation of the public faith and integrity; and that, consequently, it was due as much to our own public faith and integrity as to the individuals who had suffered, to make reparation. It was an act demanded by the justice, probity, and magnanimity of the nation. In the third place, it was essential to reciprocity in the adjustment of the disputes which had existed concerning the treaty of peace. When we claimed the reinstatement and execution of the article with regard to the posts, it was just that we should consent to the reinstatement and execution of the article with regard to debts. If the obstruction of the recovery of debts was the equivalent by way of retaliation for the detention of the posts, we could not expect to have restitution of the thing withheld and to retain the equivalent for it likewise. The dilemma was to be content with the equivalent and abandon the thing, or to recover the thing and abandon the equivalent; to have both was more than we could rightly pretend. The reinstatement of the article, with regard to the debts, necessarily included two things: the removal of legal impediments as to the future recovery; compensation for past losses by reason of those impediments. The first had been effected by the new Constitution of the United States; the last is promised by the treaty. Did our envoy reply that the reinstatement of the article with regard to the posts included likewise compensation for their detention? Was it an answer to this, destitute of reason, that our loss, by the detention of the posts, which resolved itself essentially into the uncertain profits of a trade that might have been carried on, admitted of no satisfactory rule of computation; while the principal and interest of private debts afforded a familiar standard for the computation of losses upon them; that, nevertheless, while this was the usual, and must be the admitted standard, it is an adequate one in cases where payment is protracted beyond the allowed term of credit—since the mere interest of money does not countervail among merchants, the profits of its employment in trade, and still less the derangements of credit and fortune, which frequently result to creditors, from procrastinations of payment—and that the final damage to Great Britain, in these two particulars, for which no provision could be made, might well exceed any losses to us by the detention of the posts? In the last place, the compensation stipulated was a sine qua non with Great Britain, of the surrender of the posts, and the adjustment of the controversy which had subsisted between the two countries. The making it such may be conceived to have been dictated more by the importance of the precedent, than by the quantum of the sum in question. We shall easily understand this, if we consider how much the commercial capital of Great Britain is spread over the world. The vast credits she is in the habit of extending to foreign countries, renders it to her an essential point to protect those credits by all the sanctions in her power. She cannot forbear to contend at every hazard against precedents of the invasion of the rights of her merchants, and for retribution where any happen. Hence, it is always to be expected, that she will be peculiarly inflexible on this point; and that nothing short of extreme necessity can bring her to relax in an article of policy, which, perhaps not less than any other, is a necessary prop of the whole system of her political economy. It was, therefore, to have been foreseen that whenever our controversy with Great Britain was adjusted, compensation for obstructions to the recovery of debts would make a part of the adjustment. The option lay between compensation, relinquishment of the posts, or war. Our envoy is entitled to the applause of all good men, for preferring the first. The extent of the compensation can, on no possible scale, compare with the immense permanent value of the posts, or with the expenses of war. The sphere of the interferences has been too partial to make the sum of the compensation, in any event, a very serious object; and as to a war, a conscientious or virtuous mind could never endure the thoughts of seeing the country involved in its calamities, to get rid of an act of justice to individuals, whose rights, in contempt of public faith, had been violated. Having reviewed the general considerations which justify the stipulation of compensation, it will be proper to examine if the plan upon which it is to be made, is unexceptionable. This plan contains the following features: 1. The cases provided for are those "where losses and damages occasioned by the operation of lawful impediments (which since the peace have delayed the full recovery of British debts, bona fide contracted before the peace, and still owing to the creditors, and have impaired and lessened the value and security thereof) cannot now, for whatever reason, be actually obtained in the ordinary course of justice." 2. There is an express exception out of this provision, of all the cases in which losses and damages have been occasioned by such insolvency of the debtors, or other causes, as would equally have operated to produce them, if no legal impediment had existed, or by the manifest delay, or negligence, or wilful omission, of the claimants. 3. The amount of the losses and damages, for which compensation is to be made, is to be ascertained by five commissioners to be appointed as follows: two by his Britannic Majesty, two by the President with the advice and consent of the Senate, the fifth by the unanimous voice of these four, if they can agree; if they cannot agree, then to be taken by lot out of two persons, one of whom to be named by the two British commissioners, the other by the two American commissioners. 4. These five commissioners, thus appointed, are, before they proceed to the execution of their trust, to take an oath for its faithful discharge. Three of them to constitute a board; but there must be present one of the two commissioners named on each side, and the fifth commissioner. Decisions to be made by majority of voices of those present. They are first to meet at Philadelphia, but may adjourn from place to place as they see cause. 5. Eighteen months after the commissioners make a board, are assigned for receiving applications; but the commissioners, in particular cases, may extend the term for any other term, not exceeding six months. 6. The commissioners are empowered to take into consideration all claims, whether of principal or interest, or balances of principal or interest, and to determine them according to the merits and circumstances thereof, and as justice and equity shall appear to them to require; to examine persons on oath or affirmation, and to receive in evidence, depositions, books, papers, or copies, or extracts thereof, either according to the legal forms existing in the two countries, or according to a mode to be devised by them. 7. Their award is to be conclusive; and the United States are to cause the sum awarded in each case to be paid in specie to the creditor without deduction, and at such time and place as shall have been awarded; but no payment to be required sooner than twelve months from the day of the exchange of the ratifications of the treaty. This provision for ascertaining the compensation to be made, while it is ample, is also well guarded. It is confined to debts contracted before the peace, and still owing to the creditors. It embraces only the cases of loss or damage in consequence of legal impediments to the recovery of those debts which will exclude all cases of voluntary compromise, and can include none, where the laws have allotted a free course to justice. It can operate in no instance where, at present, the ordinary course of justice is competent to full relief, and the debtor is solvent; nor in any where insolvency or other cause would have operated to produce the loss or damage if no legal impediment had existed, or where it had been occasioned by the wilful delay, negligence, or omission of the creditor. If it be said that the commissioners have nevertheless much latitude of discretion, and that in the exercise of it they may transgress the limits intended, the answer is that the United States, though bound to perform what they have stipulated with good faith, would not be bound to submit to a manifest abuse of authority by the commissioners. Should they palpably exceed their commission, or abuse their trust, the United States may justifiably, though at their peril, refuse compliance. For example, if they should undertake to award upon a debt contracted since the peace, there could be no doubt that their award would be a nullity. So likewise there may be other plain cases of misconduct, which, in honor and conscience, would exonerate the United States from performance. It is only incumbent upon them to act, bona fide, and as they act at their peril, to examine well the soundness of the ground on which they proceed. With regard to the reference to commissioners to settle the quantum of the compensation to be made, this course was dictated by the nature of the case. The tribunals of neither country were competent to retrospective adjustment of losses and damages, in many cases which might require it. It is for this very reason of the incompetency of the ordinary tribunals to do complete justice, that a special stipulation of compensation, and a special mode of obtaining it, became necessary. In constructing a tribunal to liquidate the quantum of reparation, in the case of a breach of treaty, it was natural and just to devise one likely to be more certainly impartial than the established courts of either party. Without impeaching the integrity of those courts, it was morally impossible that they should not feel a bias towards the nation to which they belonged, and for that very reason they were unfit arbitrators. In the case of the spoliations of our property, we should undoubtedly have been unwilling to leave the adjustment in the last resort to the British courts; and by parity of reason, they could not be expected to refer the liquidation of compensation in the case of the debts to our courts. To have pressed this would have been to weaken our argument for a different course in regard to the spoliations. We should have been puzzled to find a substantial principle of discrimination. If a special and extraordinary tribunal was to be constituted, it was impracticable to contrive a more fair and equitable plan for it than that which has been adopted. The remarks on the mode of determining the question respecting the river St. Croix, apply in full force here, and would render a particular comment superfluous. To the objection of the Charleston committee, that the article erects a tribunal unknown to our Constitution, and transfers to commissioners the cognizance of matters appertaining to American courts and juries, the answer is simple and conclusive. The tribunals established by the Constitution do not contemplate a case between nation and nation arising upon a breach of treaty, and are inadequate to the cognizance of it. Could either of them hold plea of a suit of Great Britain, plaintiff, against the United States, defendant? The case, therefore, required the erection or constitution of a new tribunal; and it was most likely to promote equity to pass by the courts of both the parties. The same principle contradicts the position that there has been any transfer of jurisdiction form American courts and juries to commissioners. It is a question not between individual and individual, or between our Government and individuals, but between our Government and the British Government; of course, one in which our courts and juries have no jurisdiction. There was a necessity for an extraordinary tribunal to supply the defect of ordinary jurisdiction; and so far is the article from making the transfer imputed to it, that it expressly excepts the cases in which effectual relief can be obtained in the ordinary course of justice. Nations acknowledging no common judge on earth, when they are willing to submit the question between them to a judicial decision, must of necessity constitute a special tribunal for the purpose. The mode by commissioners, as being the most unexceptionable, has been repeatedly adopted. I proceed to reply to some other objections which have been made against the provision contained in this article. It is charged with affixing a stigma on the national character, by providing reparation for an infraction, which, if it ever did exist, has been done away, there being now a free course to the recovery of British debts in the courts of the United States. An answer to this objection has been anticipated by some observations heretofore made. The giving a free course to justice in favor of British creditors, which has been effected by the new Constitution of the United States, though it obviates the future operation of legal impediment, does not retrospectively repair the losses and damages which may have resulted from their past operation. In this respect, the effects continued, and reparation was due. To promise it, could fix no stigma on our national character. That was done by the acts which created the cause for reparation. To make it, was as far as possible to remove the stigma. It has been said that the promise of compensation produces injustice to those States which interposed no legal impediments to the recovery of debts, by saddling them with a part of the burden arising from the delinquencies of the delinquencies of the transgressing States. But the burden was before assumed by the treaty of peace. The article of that treaty, which engaged that there should be no lawful impediments to the recovery of debts, was a guaranty by the United States of justice to the British creditors. It charged them with the duty of taking care that there was no legal obstacle to the recovery of the debts of those creditors, and consequently with a responsibility for any such obstacle which should happen, and with the obligation of making reparation for it. We must, therefore, refer to the treaty of peace, not to the last treaty, the common charge which has been incurred by interference in the recovery of British debts. The latter only carries into execution the promise made by the former. It may be added that it is a condition of the social compact that the nation at large shall make retribution to foreign nations for injuries done to them by its members. It has been observed, that Mr. Jefferson has clearly shown, that interest in cases like that of British debts, is liable, during the period of the war, to equitable abatements and deductions; and that, therefore, the discretion given to the commissioners on this head ought not to have been as large as it appears in the article. Mr. Jefferson has no doubt offered arguments of real weight to establish the position that juries have, and exercise, a degree of discretion in any article of interest; and that the circumstances of our war with Great Britain afford strong reasons for abatements of interest. But it was foreign to his purpose, and accordingly he has not attempted to particularize the rules which ought to govern in the application of this principle to the variety of cases in which the question may arise; and he has himself noted that the practice in different States and in different courts, has been attended with great diversity. Indeed, admitting the right to abate interest under special circumstances, in cases in which it is the general rule to allow it, the circumstances of each case, are, perhaps, the only true criterion of the propriety of an exception. The particular nature of the contract, the circumstances under which it was entered into, the relative situation of parties, the possibility or not of mutual access,—these and other things would guide and vary the exercise of the discretion to abate. It was, therefore, right to leave the commissioners, as they are left, in the same situation with judges and juries:—to act according to the true equity of the several cases or of the several classes of cases. Let it be remembered that the Government of Great Britain has to consult the interests and opinions of its citizens, as well as the Government of the United States those of their citizens. The only satisfactory course which the former could pursue, in reference to its merchants, was to turn over the whole question of interest as well as principal to the commissioners. And as this was truly equitable, the Government of the United States could make no well-founded opposition to it. [1]Grotius, B. III., ch. xx., s. xvi. [1]It may not be improper to observe, that this excuse implies a palpable violation of the then Constitution of the United States. The confederation vested the powers of war and of the treaty in the Union. It therefore lay exclusively with Congress to pronounce whether the treaty was or was not violated by Great Britain, and what should be the satisfaction. No State, individually, had the least right to meddle with the question, and the having done it was an usurpation on the constitutional authority of the United States. |


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What they are saying about the SABRES:
I don't know. I don't know what the problem is. I do know that in a season where more of the team is underachieving, it's Jochen's underachievement that really bums me out on a personal level. He's not the one who the Sabres most need to play better in the second half - I think most of us can agree that that'd be Ryan Miller - but he's the one who I most want to play better. I don't know that it would super improve the Sabres, but it was make me happy. At this point, I would have zero problem with Terry Pegula coming in and dumping Jochen at the trade deadline. It makes perfectly fine sense. But I don't like it either. Sometimes being a fan stinks.
Season series: Penguins Lead 2-0.
Last meeting: December 11, 2010 - Penguins Won 5-2
Did Ryan Miller know there was a game last night? The emo Sabres goalie got outplayed, and badly, by Marc-Andre Fleury, who has gone from weak link to borderline Vezina candidate in one month. The Pens jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead then just laid in the cut. But they started making plays when they had to. Dustin Jeffrey did something other Wilkes-Barre players have done lately when they reach the Pens: contribute. Jeffery opened up the scoring, and he had the primary assist on Mike Rupp's huge insurance goal in the third.
That was the last win of the 12-game winning streak.
The Pens are currently on a four-game winning streak.
Five is better than four.
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Terrible Towel night at the Arena.
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Gilbert Fuller Sr., a well-known entrepreneur known by many as the "Mayor of Germantown," died Sunday, Aug. 12, 2012, after a lengthy battle with cancer. He was 81.
Fuller, who owned and operated Fuller Shoe Shine at 6327 Germantown Ave., did many things from working at the Frankford Arsenal to running a beauty shop. He also spent time as a prison guard and a city inspector.
He was born in Philadelphia on May 6, 1931, to Joseph Fuller Sr. and Mercedes Fuller and grew up in the Yorktown section of the city.
Fuller, who began shining shoes on the street when he was 8 years old, attended Benjamin Franklin High School and went to work at the Frankford Arsenal after graduation. After taking the Civil Service exam, he began to work in security at the Free Library.
Fuller later became a corrections officer at Holmesburg Prison and then a field inspector in the Licenses & Inspections Department. He retired from the city in 1988 after 30 years of service.
According to his daughter Barbara Fuller, he also served as president of East Germantown Again Drugs."
Fuller had lived in the 6100 block of Morton Street since 1954. According to Barbara, the Fuller family was among the first Blacks on the street.
"He cared about his community," said Barbara. "As a person, he was a surrogate father to some, a mentor, an educational advisor, as well as a dedicated friend."
He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Phyllis; daughters, Barbara and Michelle Fuller; sons, Gilbert Jr., Tyrone, Eric, Enoch and Terrance Fuller; a brother, the Rev. Joseph Fuller; a sister, Delores Crawford; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his daughter Beverly.
Services were held Saturday at New Joy Baptist Church, 2314 W. Allegheny Ave. and burial was in Ivy Hill Cemetery. Savin Funeral Home handled the arrangements.


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Here are some notes on the Broncos' selection of running back Montee Ball, courtesy of Media Relations Manager Erich Schubert:
* – Ball is the 69th running back selected by the Broncos since the inception of the common draft in 1967, and the first since RB Ronnie Hillman (3-67) in 2012.
* – He is the 13th running back selected by the Broncos in the first two rounds, spanning HB Floyd Little (1-6) in 1967 to RB Knowshon Moreno (1-12) in 2009.
* – He is the fourth player picked by the Broncos from Wisconsin and the first since G John Holman in 1965 (Rd. 8).
* – Ball is the fifth player selected by the Broncos with the No. 58 overall pick, joining DE Montae Reagor (1999), LB Bill Phillips (1972), RB Garrett Ford (1968) and T Mike Current (1967).
* – He is the second RB taken with the No. 58 overall pick since 2003, joining Houston's Ben Tate (2010).
* – Ball, from Wentzville, Mo., is the Broncos' second straight pick in the 2013 Draft from Missouri. First-round selection DT Sylvester Williams hails from the Show-Me State as well (Jefferson City).
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Teens rob, beat 5 after Red Hot Chili Peppers concert at Prudential Center
NEWARK — A roving pack of teenagers waged a two-minute crime spree that left five people robbed and beaten following a concert in New Jersey's largest city, police said Wednesday.
The wave of violence broke out as nearly 20,000 people left Newark's Prudential Center after a sold-out concert Saturday by the band the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Three teenagers and two adults were targeted, including a 23-year-old Pennsylvania man, who suffered a fractured eye socket, police said.
Newark Police Director Samuel DeMaio said the suspects appeared to be a band of 10 or 15 "thugs." No arrests have been made.
DeMaio told The Star-Ledger, which first reported the incident, that the suspects appeared on video surveillance to be laughing during the brutal assaults.
"I think the taking of the cellphones was secondary. I think the main focus was to assault them," DeMaio said. "Some of the kids were laughing through the assaults."
Detective Sgt. Ronald Glover, a police spokesman, said one of the victims was a father who was left unconscious and suffered a broken collarbone in front of his 20-year-old son. Glover declined to release the names or hometowns of the victims.
Police officials said the attacks happened in the span of a few minutes, with the group attacking five people in three separate incidents along the main city thoroughfare of Broad Street.
A spokeswoman said Mayor Cory Booker viewed the incident as "isolated" and "unfortunate."
"The city continues to provide police protection around the arena that goes above and beyond what is practiced at other arenas across the country, and still stands as one of the best guarded facilities in the city," Booker spokeswoman Anne Torres said.


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Citizens' initiative cleared for Nov. 4 ballotThe City Council Tuesday accepted a ballot box initiative for voters to consider on the Nov. 4 that would block some steep...
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Why should we pay a licence fee for dogs and not cats.I think it's unfair that residents of Pleasanton have to pay a licence fee for their dogs and cat owner don't pay anything....
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Any one smell the smoke?Its about 8 am on Sunday and sitting outside enjoying a cup of coffee and I smell smoke. Anyone know if there is a fire...
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Solar Panels Stolen from Hearst ElementaryI heard that 30 or so of the brand-new solar panels that were installed on top of Hearst Elementary school on Case Ave. were...
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Pleasanton man leads 'Campaign to Restore the Original Dream'Although Camp Loma Mar is nestled nearly 70 miles south of Pleasanton in the redwood forests by Half Moon Bay, it is a favorite...
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Alameda County sheriff turns to gamblers' Web site for help in solving murdersThe son of a Pleasanton couple that was killed in their Castlewood community home three months ago is now being investigated...
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Presenting the class of 2008Bayley Adams Read the full story here http://www.pleasantonweekly.com/story.php?story_id=4087 posted Friday, June 6, 2008,...
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Men stabbed at downtown Shell stationTwo men were reportedly stabbed at the Shell gas station at Vineyard Avenue and First Street around 6 p.m. Wednesday night....
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21st annual Tri-For-Fun series kicks off this weekendThis year's Tri-For-Fun Triathlon Series will begin this Saturday at Shadow Cliffs Regional Park. One-thousand registered...
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DA finds school board member within lawSchool board trustee Pat Kernan appears to be off the hook, for now, after recently being accused of maintaining a primary...
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Simulation puts drunk driving into real-time perspectiveIt may have only been a simulation, but the faces of high school students who watched the events unfold told it all. Their...
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City council picks date to discuss hillside initiative when Sullivan & McGovern cannot attendI am thoroughly disgusted by the article in today's Times (page A3) stating that the Pleasanton City Council has deliberately...
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Celebrating Chinese culturePleasanton will be the center for Chinese cultural celebration in the Tri-Valley. Five years strong, the event is from noon...
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Guest OpinionAssemblyman Bill Maze introduced legislation this session that could potentially affect how you transport your dog(s). If...
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Heat teammate LeBron James was so struck by the pants that he shared a picture of them on Twitter and Instagram, saying Wade was "taking fashion to a whole new level with these pants."
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The 13-year-old boy who was bullied and beat up by a "wolf pack" of teenagers in Pennsylvania last month received a surprise visit from his favorite football player on live television. Nadin Khoury was […]
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The construction of a trench designed to keep the slow smoldering fire at the Bridgeton Landfill away from radioactive soil buried at the West Lake Landfill may have hit a snag. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that EPA testing has revealed more radioactive material at West Lake.
The paper reports that Florissant City Engineer Tim Barrett wrote about the newly discovered materials in a letter to Mayor Thomas Schneider. Barrett wrote that the EPA is expected to release a report on the new findings later this week.
Barrett also wrote that the location of the radioactive materials and the results of additional testing will determine how and where the trench will be built.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) - Illinois fire officials are offering tips for a safe holiday season.
The Office of the Illinois State Fire Marshal says there were a dozen fires linked to holiday decorations, Christmas trees and other recreational materials in December 2012. That resulted in more than $85,000 of damage.
State Fire Marshal Larry Matkaitis says one of the keys to safety is to avoid overloading extension cords. His office also recommends using lights that have a label of an independent testing laboratory and knowing whether they're designed for indoor or outdoor use.
Fire officials say if you have a real Christmas tree, make sure it's watered. Also, make sure the tree isn't blocking an exit and is at least three feet away from a heat source.
WASHINGTON (AP) — John Podesta, a former chief of staff to President Bill Clinton and a trusted Democratic operative, will join the White House staff as a senior counselor to President Barack Obama, two persons familiar with the move said late Monday.
Podesta will take his place at the White House at a critical time for Obama as his health care law tries to shake itself off from a disastrous enrollment rollout and as the president seeks to re-establish his agenda going into a midterm election year.
Podesta is the founder and former president of the Center for American Progress, a Democratic think tank with close ties to the White House.
The New York Times first reported Podesta's move. The two persons familiar with the development confirmed it to The Associated Press on the condition they weren't named because the announcement was not official.
Podesta, 64, is well respected in political circles both as a strategist and a policy thinker. He would likely step into the role played by Pete Rouse at the White House, who is expected to leave soon after serving as a counselor and, for a time in 2010, as acting chief of staff for Obama.
When the new members are inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame next summer, former Cardinal's manager Tony La Russa will be among them. The third winningest manager in the major leagues was voted in Monday at Baseball's winter meetings in Orlando.
Mangers Joe Torre and Bobby Cox were also voted in unanimously.
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Red Hat claimed it had the largest Linux user base, with a roughly 9.5 million distribution for Fedora, according to Internetnews.com. That beats second-place Ubuntu, which claims to have 8 million users. To get its total, Red Hat counted the number of unique IP addresses checking Fedora for updates. The methodology isn't perfect – some users might have dynamic IP addresses, while others could update several machines through the same IP address. The results also don't include Red Hat Enterprise Linux, which could bring the total of Red Hat distributions to more that 13 million. (Internetnews)
The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is preparing a massive electronic filing project as US President George Bush's administration nears its end. The agency is tasked with preserving all paper and electronic records from Bush's tenure for the past eight years, which amounts to an unprecedented amount of information because of the continued development of technology. NARA expects to receive 140 Tbytes of data, with about 20 Tbytes consisting solely of e-mail. A new archiving system scheduled for completion in 2011 is expected to store the information. (Computerworld)
The US Department of Defense has temporarily banned all use of external storage devices to combat a worm spreading quickly through its systems. Army e-mails warn that a virus called Agent.btz, a variant of the SillyFDC worm, is affecting two Defense Department networks, SIPRNet and NIPRNet. The worm spreads by copying itself to flash drives and similar devices, then replicates itself when the device is plugged into another computer. (Wired)
IBM Research is working on a computer that acts like the human brain, envisioning a compact, low-power machine that contains nanoscale devices to simulate synapses and neurons. The company, which is collaborating with five universities on the DARPA-backed project, said it wants to make a cognitive computer that receives input frommillions of sensors, handles ambiguity, and learns over time. "If we could design computers that could be in real-world environments and sense and respond in an intelligent way, it would be a tremendous step forward," IBM researcher Dharmendra Modha said. (PCWorld)
NASA is testing a new networking protocol designed to let spacecraft communicate using the same principles as the Internet. Disruption-Tolerant Networking (DTN), developed through Vint Cerf's Interplanetary Internet program, stores data packets until a recipient is found, unlike TCP/IP, which disposes of information within milliseconds if it doesn't have anywhere to go. That difference is important in space, where information could take minutes or hours to get to its destination. NASA plans to test the protocol at the International Space Station next year, and expects to use it for the Mars Sample Return mission in 2020. (CNet)
Google has given up on its 3D virtual world, writing on its official blog that the experiment hadn't paid off. Lively is scheduled to shut down at the end of the year. "It has been a tough decision, but we want to ensure that we prioritize our resources and focus more on our core search, ads and apps business," the company said in its post. Some observers commented in Computerworld that Livelydidn't offer anything different from Second Life, leading to its inability to attract visitors. (Computerworld)
Nvidia has turned concept into reality with a desktop supercomputer, unveiling the Tesla Personal Supercomputer at the Supercomputer 08 show in Austin, Texas, on Wednesday, according to Computerworld. The machine has 960 cores, uses four GPUs, and can perform at nearly four teraflops. "We've all heard 'desktop supercomputer' claims in the past, but this time it's for real," said Burton Smith, a computer architect and Microsoft technical fellow. "Nvidia and its partners will be delivering outstanding performance and broad applicability to the mainstream marketplace. Heterogeneous computing, where GPUs work in tandem with CPUs, is what makes such a breakthrough possible." (Computerworld)
Zoetrope, an application developed by University of Washington researchers and Adobe, offers users an easy view of historical content on certain Web sites. In a Web demonstration, the application's creators show how it can browse quickly through a news site to see what content has disappeared over time. The system saves information on roughly 1,000 Web sites every hour, but its archives only go back for roughly four months, when the project was launched. According to computer science researcher Eytan Adar, developers hope to eventually reach the entirety of the the Web and include content from the Internet Archive, which spans 14 years. Zoetrope is likely to be available late next year as a free application.
A California judge dismissed clone maker Psystar's antitrust claim against Apple on Tuesday, turning back an argument that the Mac OS X constitutes its own market. According to Apple Insider, Psystar claimed that Apple had a monopoly on OS X because the operating system isn't interchangeable with others, such as Windows. Judge William Alsup rejected the claim: "Whether products are part of the same or different markets under antitrust law depends on whether consumers view those products as reasonable substitutes for each other and would switch among them in response to changes in relative prices," he wrote in a 19-page order. Psystar now faces a copyright violation lawsuit from Apple that could force the company out of business. (Apple Insider)
The USB 3.0 Promoter Group announced Monday that it had developed a specification for USB 3.0, although hardware compliance with the new standard isn't expected to be available until 2010. Called SuperSpeed USB, the interface has a 4.8 Gbps transfer rate and has better power efficiency than the previous generation. The group is inviting adopters to review the specification and submit a license agreement at its Web site. (Ars Technica)


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H.S. football: Wayne Hills on playoff bubble
WAYNE — Chris Olsen, his assistants and his players took to the practice field Wednesday occupying a foreign position.
If Wayne Hills doesn't defeat Passaic Tech in a home game Friday night, the Patriots probably won't make the playoffs for the first time in 18 years. To put that in perspective, star senior quarterback Kevin Olsen was born in 1994 — the last year Wayne Hills failed to qualify.
These Patriots will try to avoid an undesirable distinction without Kevin Olsen, who's still recovering from foot surgery performed Sept. 17 in Charlotte, N.C. The earliest the University of Miami-bound Olsen will return is for Wayne Hills' first playoff game next month, if there is one.
With one game to play prior to the eight-game cutoff for NJSIAA playoff qualification, Wayne Hills (4-3) is eighth in power points in North 1, Group 4.
The Patriots have to beat Passaic Tech (6-1) to hold on to that last spot or move up. Otherwise, Vernon (3-4), which plays Montville (2-5), or Northern Highlands (4-3), which plays Bergenfield (3-4), could take the Patriots' spot.
"We're certainly not used to this," said Chris Olsen, whose teams have reached a sectional final in 14 of the past 15 seasons. "We're usually trying to figure out who we're going to play in the first round and the second round.
"But [the mood has] been real good. The kids' attitude is great. It's been a great group to coach. We know we've got ourselves in a situation where we need to play well Friday night against a pretty good team."
They'll face a formidable Passaic Tech team that has lost only to Bergen Catholic (4-2), which has been ranked at times this season in USA Today's Super 25 national poll.
The Bulldogs' overall size and running game are the Patriots' primary concerns. Behind a big, experienced offensive line, senior tailback Isaac Williams (922 yards, 10 touchdowns) and junior tailback Thomas Jefferson (616 yards, six touchdowns) have been one of New Jersey's most productive combinations this season.
"With the exception of [Jabrill] Peppers," Chris Olsen said, "[Williams is] probably the best back I've seen this year."