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STATEMENT OF DAVID AGUILAR BEFORE THE UNITED STATES SENATE Good morning Chairman Leahy, Senator Specter, Chairwoman Feinstein, and other distinguished Senators. I thank the committee for holding this hearing, which provides us the opportunity to answer your questions, and more importantly - to clarify some of the issues relating to the Ramos-Compean case, which has caused a tremendous amount of emotional stress for our country, our organization, the Department, and ultimately - our country's criminal justice system. It is important for me to begin this testimony by acknowledging the outstanding work the men and women of the United States Border Patrol are doing for this country on a daily basis - 24 four hours a day - every day. The men and women of our organization face tremendous challenges, dangers, and harsh environments daily. Last year our agents arrested over 1.1 million illegal aliens, over 90,000 of which were other than Mexican aliens attempting to enter this country illegally between official ports of entry. In addition, our agents interdicted over 1.3 million pounds of narcotics coming into this country and kept it from reaching our streets, our schools, and our communities. Most importantly the men and women of the U.S. Border Patrol contributed significantly to a better quality of life for our border communities and by extension - made our country safer. There is work yet to be done to gain control of our Nation's rough and remote borders, but I am proud to say that the commitment of the men and women of the Border Patrol to continue expanding our efforts and making this country safer is extremely high and at a level of dedication that this country can be proud of - and I am personally proud of them and the difficult job they do. The attitude, fortitude, diligence, and desire of the men and women of the Border Patrol, along with the resources and support that is being furnished by Congress will provide for operational control of our Nation's borders. A developing trend, as we continue to expand our control of the border, is a dramatic increase in border violence against our Agents. Violence has always been a part of the environment in which the men and women of the Border Patrol operate and is recognized by all familiar with the undertaking, as an inherent part of the job to secure our nation's borders. As an example, we have lost 101 agents in the line of duty, 12 of those within the last 5 years. We never forget the sacrifice of these fallen heroes. But as we have continued to expand our control of the border we have experienced a dramatic and increasing trend of violence against our officers. I attribute this increase in violence to the fact that the Border Patrol's achievements in gaining greater and expanded control of our borders has resulted in greater reluctance of entrenched criminal organizations to give up areas in which they have historically operated, in some cases with impunity due to lack of enforcement presence, or reluctance to give up areas where they have re-established themselves in reaction to our increased urban enforcement efforts. Border violence incidents are perpetrated against our agents on an all too frequent basis. In just the first four days of last week during the time period of 7/8/07 to 7/12/07 there were a total of 11 assaults against our officers: 2 rockings, 2 shootings, 1 where our agents returned fire, 1 vehicular assault, and 5 assaults where our officers were physically injured. When assaulted or threatened, our officers are trained to respond with the appropriate level of force required to stop the threat or assault. Officer safety is of paramount concern, and this is a main focus of our training - at the Border Patrol Academy, and in our field training programs. In all cases, our agents must be able to justify that such actions were taken in defense of themselves, a partner, or an innocent third party. Following an incident, there are clear and delineated protocols that must be followed when our agents use force to stop or deter an assault, whether it is deadly force or less lethal force. These actions must be taken to preserve evidence, including the scene of the incident. These protocols must be followed for many reasons, to include protection of the officer. From February 1, 2005, through June 30, 2007, there have been 1,982 incidents where Border Patrol Agents have been assaulted. These assaults include rockings, physical assaults, vehicular assaults as well as shootings and assaults with other weapons. In response to these assaults, Border Patrol Agents have responded with the use of deadly force on 116 occasions, with 144 agents discharging their weapons during these 116 incidents (exclusive of the Ramos-Compean or Corbett shooting incidents). Thirteen assailants died as a result of agents having to defend themselves through use of deadly force; fifteen incidents ended with the assailants being wounded. These figures do not include any of the instances where less lethal force was employed. Of the 144 agents involved in the 116 shooting incidents since February 2005, comprehensive investigations were conducted, internally as well as by independent agencies and not a single agent has been criminally prosecuted for their actions during these incidents. We take assaults against our agents seriously and seek to have those incidents prosecuted. For example, in fiscal year 2006 60 of 88 assault cases against Border Patrol agents were accepted for prosecution. Through June 30 of this fiscal year (2007), 51 of 75 cases have been accepted for prosecution. The job of our agents is not an easy one. It requires our agents to operate under very stressful and sometimes very dangerous conditions. That is the reason why our officers are trained and equipped to the degree that they are. The foundational training at the Border Patrol Academy and recurring in-service firearms training, firearms qualifications, and the "use of force continuum model" is instrumental in ensuring that when our officers take action, at any threat level, they revert to their training and do so based on this enforcement model. This enforcement model includes at its lowest level officer presence and, the use of verbal commands, and moves at its most extreme level to the use of deadly force. Under threat conditions, our officers are required to make split-second decisions to diminish or stop the threat. These decisions are based on their perception of the conditions they face. They are trained to then follow through with protocols, policies, and guidelines relative to each of the actions that they may take. These post incident and protocol decisions are founded on their training (and do not necessarily require split second decisions). In the case of the use of a firearm our officers are in every instance required to immediately report the incident to a supervisor. In addition to reporting the use of deadly force, our officers are required to report the use of any level of physical force that involves an assault, including the use of firearms or the use of less lethal force, e.g., oleoresin-capsicum spray, collapsible steel batons, pepperball launcher systems, etc. I want to make myself absolutely clear on the following: I am in no way condoning, supporting, or siding with Aldrete-Davila, the smuggler of narcotics into this country, the individual that made a conscious decision to break our laws. Aldrete-Davila is a poster child for why United States Border Patrol agents and law enforcement officers throughout this country risk their lives everyday - to protect our Nation and the American people from criminals like him. Our men and women protect our families, our society, and our way of life from individuals like Aldrete-Davila. Perhaps that is one of the reasons why this case has caused such havoc. As Americans we expect to see individuals like Aldrete-Davila who consciously and deliberately dedicate their lives to negatively impacting our society behind bars. Because the vast majority of American law enforcement officers conduct their jobs and carry out their duties as they are trained, as they are expected to, and as they are sworn to, we do not often see officers of the law overstep their bounds resulting in our justice system taking actions that result in their convictions and incarcerations. When these things happen it tears at the very fiber of our society. Those of us in the law enforcement profession must strive to remain apolitical. Some of the responsibilities, duties, and obligations that we have in law enforcement are: restraint in the face of adversity, professionalism in carrying out our duties, upholding our responsibilities as members of the American justice system under difficult, stressful, and sometimes uncertain conditions - even when it is not popular. Our job is to uphold and enforce the law. Sometimes these duties may not be popular, but our society and our justice system demand certain levels of neutrality and impartiality from its law enforcement officers. Those of us in law enforcement - and especially those in leadership positions - demand of ourselves a strict discipline so that our personal feelings, authorities, and positions do not in any way impinge on the justice system that we have sworn to uphold. 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D-DAY for Qantas in its attempt to cement its proposed union with Emirates will be December 20.That is when the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission will release its draft decision on the planned alliance between the airlines.While not the final judgment, the so-called draft determination will give a clear idea of the competition regulator's position on the proposed tie-up.The duo wants to co-operate on passenger and freight operations on routes from Australia to Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, Asia and New Zealand.The chairman of the ACCC, Rod Sims, said on Friday its officials were still in the process of writing what would be a long draft decision.Although there was a slim chance it would be released earlier, Mr Sims said the date set for making the decision public was December 20. "It may not be possible to bring it forward - we have to get this thing right," he said.Other airlines, including Virgin Australia, have raised concerns about parts of the deal, but federal and state governments, Australian airports and tourism leaders have been overwhelmingly supportive.Matt O'Sullivan


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The mayor of New Jersey's capital city and two associates pleaded not guilty on Wednesday in a federal corruption case, which prosecutors say is laced with secretive meetings and payments code-named "Uncle Remus." Trenton Mayor Tony Mack, who still holds office, his brother Ralphiel Mack and another associate appeared before a federal judge in Trenton to enter their pleas. The maximum penalties for the charges could amount to 110 years in prison for Mayor Mack, 46, and his brother Ralphiel, 40; and 130 years for the third associate. The three were arrested in September for their alleged roles in extorting more than $100,000 in payments from a group developing a public parking garage. Mayor Mack's lawyer, Mark G. Davis, told reporters he would ask for a case postponement. "I have not seen any evidence," Davis said. "Everyone is going to need more time, not just myself. [Mayor Mack] is going to keep his job until state law says otherwise," he added, responding to calls by Gov. Chris Christie for the embattled mayor to step down. (Reuters)


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What: TDC Dancing Divas fundraisers for the LUNGevity Foundation
When: Friday, Feb. 28, at Olgas Kitchen and Saturday, March 1, a vendor fair at The Dance Connection, 1672 S. Lilley, in Canton
What: All money raised in the fundraisers will go to TDC Dancing Divas and lung cancer research through the LUNGevity Foundation
How to help: For more information, call The Dance Connection at 734-397-9755 or go to the website www.the-dance-connection.com
No one really knew what was wrong with Carol Jackson.
One night she went to bed a completely healthy wife, mother of two and dance studio owner. The next morning, when she woke, she couldnt see, talk or walk.
Doctors at first thought stroke, but when it turned out not to be that, they couldnt really figure out what it was. Eventually, they started treating it like lung cancer, though no sign of an actual tumor ever developed, because thats what the problem most presented like.
That was December 2010 and it began an 18-month battle against lung cancer that claimed the life of the longtime Dance Connection owner, who devoted her life to teaching young people how to dance, in June 2012. The fight included six rounds of chemotherapy and brain radiation.
Its a fight her daughter, Melissa McParlane of Canton, doesnt want anyone else to have to fight. Thats why McParlane and the 98 members of the TDC Dancing Divas are raising money for the LUNGevity Foundation, a nonprofit organization committed to making an immediate impact on increasing quality-of-life and survivorship of people with lung cancer by accelerating research into early detection and more effective treatments, according to the groups website.
Theres not enough research, said McParlane, Jacksons 35-year-old daughter, who now runs the studio. There is only a certain amount of chemotherapy available. ... There was nothing else they could do for my mom. For me, to raise money for research for someone else now is very important.
The Divas are doing that in a variety of ways. The teams next fundraiser is Friday, Feb. 21, an all-day event at the Olgas Kitchen on Ford Road in Canton. Olgas is donating a portion of its receipts to the Divas.
The studio then hosts a vendor sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, March 1, at The Dance Connection, 1672 S. Lilley, in Canton. A variety of vendors will be on hand and theyre donating 10 percent of their receipts to the Divas and the LUNGevity Foundation.
Plus, the kids are trying to raise $100 apiece. If they reach the goal, they get a cancer walk T-shirt in which, according to McParlane, they show more pride than any iWhatever they might get. More than that, McParlane said, the kids learn just what the power of $100 is.
We give them a list of exactly what $100 can do, McParlane said. The excitement on their faces when they realize they did it is so exciting. Kids have worn those T-shirts since 2010. For them to be that excited about a simple T-shirt shows kids can be taught anything. We are teaching them about giving back to others in need.
Its important to McParlane, because lung cancer in particular is so prevalent. According to information on the LUNGevity Foundation website, one in 14 people will be diagnosed at some point with lung cancer, a disease the foundation says kills more people than breast, prostate and colon cancers combined.
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3.78/5 rDev -4.3%
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Purchased the 750 mL bottle from Trader Joes in Escondido, CA. I am drinking this beer from a round snifter. I am enjoying this beer with some Gouda and Manchengo.
Appearance: The head was robust, white and leaves a slight lace.
Smell: The smell is alcohol, spices and syrup.
Taste: the smells dominate the taste. Spices and alcohol excite the taste buds.
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Drinkability: I like this beer. I like drinking this beer. You should too.
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look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured into a chalice. Nice medium brown with a hint of red. Head was thin, maybe 1 finger at best, and left small lacings on the top. Aroma was a roasted malt up front, then switching to a fruity sweet, maybe like plum. Small hint of seasonal spices, nutmeg, cinnamon etc. Taste was mellow up front, shifting to a sweet fruit, then a hint of tangy bitter, before becoming sweet again to finish it up. Range of flavor was complex, however individual portions were more subtle and nuanced. Coated ok, seemed a bit over carbonated on the tongue. Overall definitely seemed to age well, didn't have any fresh to compare it to. ABV definitely seemed to pick up a bit while aging however.
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11-27-2012 00:11:36 | More by mountdew1
4.03/5 rDev +2%
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Review from 7/2010 notes. Poured into a Gulden Draak tulip. Pours a deep red amber. Moderate off white head fades to thin film with light lacing. Nice Belgian aroma. Mild malt with dark fruits, sharp carbonation up front. Fades to lighter fruit and malt, spices and finishes a bit abruptly with a bit of hop bitterness and an interesting lingering caramel aftertaste. Tastes nice. I regret that I did not record my original comments on this when fresh, although I remember being pleasantly pleased (and bought two cases!). Like other Trader Joe's Vintage beers, time has treated this well. Mellow and tasty.
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The New Year tradition continues...
Though not stored in the most optimal setting, the 2008 Vintage Ale is very good some three years on.
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Color is a deep brown, dark tan. Not as red as other years.
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Taste is equally fruity, with hints of coriander and a 9% warming alcohol that could only go up a couple %'s over the long storage.
Mouthfeel is light with a bit of tartness, though overall flavor is surprisingly fleeting. Slightly bitter finish, but ultimately the flavor is gone in your mouth within a few seconds.
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Poured a dark brown that looked red through the light. Head was white and fluffy.
Smelled strongly of the Unibroue house yeast. Tart fruit and flowery smells.
Taste is fairly similar. A bit of spiciness, banana, and fruity esters dominant.
Great carbonation and good mouthfeel.
A basic dubbel; not very exciting. I actually do not prefer the overpowering Unibroue house flavor.
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dark amber in color, almost garnet on the sides and the bottom with a nice two finger head of white foam that came up and over the to, settling down nicely and evenly across the sides of the glass.
Aroma was full, nice tart notes of fruit, plums, grape skins, an earthy, full fruity aroma. Nice touches of bitterness sprinkled in throughout as well. Warming brings out some more caramel, touches of earthy, grainy hops and a nice balance of earthy tones. Nice full bodied feel as the lush carbonation rolls across the tongue and really gets going. Smooth, even finish with a nice tart bite
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12-03-2011 18:57:40 | More by mikesgroove
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Big bruiser bottle that was rescued from...somewhere. Somebody who knew we were beer people offered this up to my wife & said they weren't going to drink it. Well, OK. We'll try anything once! 750ML bottle split into two snifters.
Pours a light brown with red streaks, & plenty of bubbly lightness. Smell is dominated by yeastiness w/spices added, trampled malts. Additions of hard sugar, clove/banana. Almost hefe-esque.
Trader Joe's 2008 is a pretty standard dubbel. Sweet Halloween candy up front, along with a slingblade of slightly spicy yeast. The yeast has long legs & staying power: wow. Effervescent, light, bubbly in the mouth is the second thing one notes. Dusting of tropical and/or citrus fruit sticks its nose in. Really feels like a beer one might ring in the new year with, in flutey glasses.
Pretty good dubbel, but pedestrian, nothing about it stands out from the crowd. I'll be happy with the rest of my glass & move along down the road.
Serving type: bottle
10-05-2011 02:10:27 | More by maximum12
4/5 rDev +1.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
The 2008 release smells of dark fruits and brown sugar, perhaps banana bread made with black molasses.
These flavors continue on the tongue, with the dark fruit esters especially present. Deep below those fruits are caramel and chocolate malt flavors, as well as tobacco. A nice, well-balanced smattering of hops completes the palate, mostly noticeable in the slight tingling the ale leaves on the tongue. But the dark fruit flavors easily dominate, creating a huge sugary-alcohol flavor to this brew, no doubt in no small part because of its 9% alc./vol. status.
Anyone familiar with some of Unibroue's other offerings (especially their other "ales on lees" such as Trois Pistoles), will easily recognize the flavors present here. In fact, it might be an interesting comparison to see what the differences are between Trois Pistoles and the 2008 Vintage Ale; it seems to my memory that they share far more in common than not.
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08-13-2011 21:11:51 | More by jondeelee
3.93/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
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appearance: dark murky brown with a 1 finger off white head
smell: dark fruits, raisions, plums, malts, sweet,
taste: sweet, caramel, dark fruits, malts
mouthfeel: mild carbonation, medium body,
overall: decent dubbel I've had better in the style but glad I got to try it.
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08-07-2011 23:47:56 | More by THECPJ
4.1/5 rDev +3.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A: Pours an amber/copper color with an enormous cream-colored head that shows great retention.
S: Lots of apple cider, spice and a hint of yeast. Some caramel, brown sugar and apple pie too with a pretty nice aroma of apple pie crust.
T: Lots of caramel sweetness upfront with apple, yeast and a bit of grain on the finish. Just the right amount of carbonation and a nice mouthfeel.
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04-25-2011 22:17:31 | More by notchucknorris
3.85/5 rDev -2.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
a: westmalle chalice, the beer is a deep chestnut in color, sporting a white head with good retention
s: plummy malts, heavily toasted caramel, yeast esters and some good clove, brushes of chocolate and a grassy hop aroma, dark banana bread
m: carbonation lively, on the high side but smoothing out after awhile, body medium with some sticky sugars lingering
t: lots of sweet, nutty flavors on a crisp, clean base structure, yeasts contribute fruity esters and a moderate, clove flavor, some dark fruit sugars, plum, slight date, nutty dark toast, some old tobacco in there, hops mild and grassy, giving a crisp finishing note, warming alcohol
d: alcohol present but not intrusive, good flavor set, a quality dubbe all told
lost this bottle back in the cellar for a couple years
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The Explainer: Are we better off now than we were before?
February 18, 2012 by Charles Pelkey
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Dear Explainer,
I am probably as sick of it as you are when it comes to doping, but given that you've been writing about nothing but for the last few weeks, I thought I might ask one more question on the subject.
A look back at the most recent big-time doping cases, especially what you've written about, pretty much involves old-time stuff: Ullrich, Armstrong and even Contador's case was from two years ago.
What has me wondering, though, is after all of this noise, do you think the sport is any cleaner? I mean it was pretty open back in 1998 when the Festina scandal hit, but is it just hidden now? I'm betting there was a lot of money spent on the effort. Was it worth it?
— Steve
Dear Steve,
I really am sick of the subject, Steve. Indeed, I was reluctant to even answer this one, but I've been doing a bit of thinking about the same questions, both tied to the costs and benefits of an international effort, so I thought I'd throw this out as a last comment after writing about the Armstrong, Ullrich and Contador cases. Hopefully, this will be it for a while.
Is the sport of cycling any cleaner now than it was in 1998? You or others might accuse me of suffering from a chronic case of Pollyannaism, but I have to believe it is.
Of course, I have to admit that I was one of those who also said that the 1998 Festina scandal would do a lot to clean up the sport from that point forward. It was a question that the four passengers in our press car at the 1999 Tour — John Wilcockson, Rupert Guinness, David Walsh and I — debated for three solid weeks that year. If history is the judge, then my guess is that Mr. Walsh won that round.
At best, the changes have at least taken a lot more time than I would have every thought. What has changed is that the creation of the World Anti-Doping Agency has accomplished much of what it originally set out to do: namely, to provide a coordinated testing effort, equalization of penalties and an investment of resources into research, testing and enforcement. I think they've pulled that off, but the price tag has been pretty high.
Cleaner or just a narrowed opportunity to cheat?
When it comes to the question of whether cycling is cleaner now than it was 14 years ago, I have to maintain that it is significantly better. No, I do not believe that there has been some sort of moral epiphany in the sporting world in general or in cycling in particular. There have always been and will continue to be those whose egos, bank accounts or both push them toward trying to find an edge over the competition.
To see how far we've come, let's look back to 1998 and before. First, though, let's make a couple of observations about doping and cycling. One, because of its physical demands, cycling is the sporting world's prime candidate for doping. Two, doping in sport really "came of age" with the development of drugs and methods designed to enhance the body's ability to transport vital oxygen to muscle tissue. In other words, EPO and blood doping. Before that, amphetamines, steroids and other drugs were fairly crude and marginally effective ways to enhance performance. With an amped hematocrit level, though, you could make a real impact on performance, especially in a sport like cycling, where endurance and recovery over the course of a three-week grand tour count for a lot.
Now, it wasn't until late 1996 that the UCI took even the most moderate steps to address the wide-spread use of EPO and blood manipulation methods, when it imposed a 50-percent limit on hematocrit levels. Before that, riders were said to be raising their levels to 60 and beyond. The 1996 limit basically provided everyone with a license to cheat within "reasonable" levels. It was another four years before the urine test for isoforms of recombinant erythropoietin was approved for use. Again, sophisticated users came up with a host of ways to beat the test.
To its credit, it was the UCI which really set a higher standard when it led the way to the development of the Biological Passport (see "The Explainer: The biological passport revisited") The bottom line for me is that this sequence of developments has continued to shrink the benefits a cheater could derive. Back in the mid-1990s, a doped-to-the-gills rider could see a 10- to 15-percent performance benefit from taking EPO. These days, with even the most subtle manipulation triggering alarm bells, the benefits are considerably less. Weigh that against the potentially career-ending costs of being caught and the incentive to cheat is diminishing.
Keep in mind that the Court of Arbitration for Sport didn't find an element of intent—or even negligence—on Contador's part in the recent clenbuterol case. The guy was nabbed for 50-trillionths of a gram of clenbuterol per milliliter of urine. That is hardly the stuff of major performance-enhancement. The Court even dismissed some of the theories that many of us had at least considered, namely that his contamination was the result of a transfusion of blood stored from a time when he was using larger amounts of the drug. Without debating the merits of WADA's strict liability approach to even the smallest levels of PEDs in an athlete's system, no one can argue that Contador's offense is the moral equivalent of his team director's Tour win in 1996, when Bjarne Riis purportedly earned the nickname "Mr. 60 percent" for purely hematological reasons.
Another indicator of the sport's gradual move away from enhanced performances is the gradual decline in those very performances. Case in point, the times of riders covering those famous 21 hairpin turns on Alpe d'Huez. The record – Marco Pantani's 37:35 in 1997 – may stand for some time to come. Last year, the winner of stage 19 at the Tour, Pierre Rolland, took 41:47 to cover the same distance. Indeed, when he won the stage in 2006, Fränk Schleck became the first Alpe d'Huez winner since 1994 to cover the climb in more than 40 minutes.
Proof that doping is gone? No. But the trend is such that we may be seeing an improvement. Indeed, we may have crossed a critical psychological tipping point in recent years in that riders no longer feel like they have to dope just to compete. Yeah, yeah, I know, I do sound Pollyannaish, but I am—despite my often grumpy and cynical demeanor—actually something of an optimist.
At what cost?
This improvement—if there is one—has come with a significant price tag attached to it. The 2011 budget for the World Anti-Doping Agency alone was (drum roll, please) a whopping $28,396,856. Twenty-eight million bucks. That doesn't include the respective budgets of the anti-doping agencies in individual countries, nor does it include the anti-doping budgets of individual governing bodies, like the UCI.
WADA's budget has grown from around $18 million in 2002, when the bulk of its funding came from the Olympic movement and the governing bodies that make up the International Olympic Committee. These days, the load is shared about equally between IOC members and the governments that have signed on to the 2005 UNESCO International Convention against Doping in Sport.
Before the 2002 creation of WADA (the concept was approved at the 1999 World Conference on Doping in Sport in Lausanne, Switzerland), testing and anti-doping enforcement was made up of a patchwork of rules, testing and enforcement methods that differed from sport-to-sport and from country-to-country.
The biggest benefit of the coordinated effort and increased funding is that it's probably getting to be just as profitable for a smart biochemist to devote his efforts to developing tests in an open and legal laboratory setting than it is to do the opposite in secret.
Again, call me optimistic, but I honestly think we're making progress … and, yeah, despite the enormous cost involved, I think it's money well spent.
Now, can we please get back to bike racing? Or maybe a discussion of a lawsuit or two?
Don't hesitate to drop me a line if you have a comment, an observation, a complaint or—better yet—a question to be answered in next week's column. You can write me directly at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Have a good week,
– Charles
The Explainer is now a weekly feature on Red Kite Prayer. If you have a question related to the sport of cycling, doping or the legal issues faced by cyclists of all stripes, feel free to send it directly to The Explainer at firstname.lastname@example.com. PLEASE NOTE: Understand that reading the information contained here does not mean you have established an attorney-client relationship with attorney Charles Pelkey. Readers of this column should not act upon any information contained therein without first seeking the advice of qualified legal counsel licensed to practice in your jurisdiction.
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Morningside College will now offer its educational programs for youth in first through twelfth grades through its newly established College for Youth (CFY). Included in CFY are four programs: Aerospace Education Classes, formerly known as the Summer Science Institute; Home School Camps; Pathways to Higher Learning program; and the new Summer Institute.
Aerospace Education Classes are offered to students who have completed grades 1 through 5. "Space Cities," for students who have completed grades 1 or 2, is scheduled for June 6-10, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to noon. Student will design a space station in cooperative groups using recycled materials and participate in hands-on science experiments dealing with gravity, weightlessness, space mud, and astronaut foods. Cost per student is $75.
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Students will learn how the space program improves life on earth, and classes will include hands-on experiments in topics such as air transportation, rocketry, weather, layers of the atmosphere, and space suit technology as it relates to health care. Students in Level II will interact with an educational specialist from the Johnson Space Center.
The classes will be taught by Connie Richardson Smith, a Sioux City educator, and Mary Richardson Tester, an educator and computer specialist from Pawleys Island, S.C. Contact the Morningside College education department at 712-274-5106 to register or for more information.
Two residential camps and three day camps will be offered through the Home School Camps program. The first two day camps are scheduled for June 6-10, Monday through Friday. "Exploring Egypt Art Day Camp," for students who have completed grades 1 through 5, will run from 9 a.m. to noon, and "Who Am I and Why Do I Do Art Day Camp," for students who have completed grades 6 through 12, will run from 1 to 4 p.m. Cost for each of these camps is $130 per student.
"General Science Camp" and "Forensics Science Camp" are residential camps for students who have completed grades 6 through 12 and will run June 19-22, Sunday through Wednesday, and July 6-8, Wednesday through Friday, respectively. Cost per student per camp is $175.
"Science Day Camp" will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Aug. 1-5, Monday through Friday. Cost per student is $150.
Dr. Jim Stroh, associate professor of biology and chemistry at Morningside College, and LaVon Stroh are coordinators for the camp, and classes are taught by Morningside professors and area teachers. Contact the Strohs at 712-252-0059 to register or for more information about the Home School Camps.
Pathways to Higher Learning is a residential program for academically talented students who have completed grades 8 through 12. Pathways will run weekdays from July 5 to August 5. Students may complete one course for college credit for each week they participate. Students will live in the residence halls and experience college life. Cost is $495 per student per week. One-week courses offered include: "Anatomy of a Big Mac," "Building Your Home on the Web," "Classical Probability," "Digital Video Production," "Forensics: Who Done It," "All About Light," and "Rocket Science." Also offered will be the two-week course, "Astronomy."
Morningside College professors will teach the courses. Contact Dr. Gary Turner, assistant professor in engineering and physics at Morningside College, at 712-274-5203, to register or for more information.
The Summer Institute, in its pilot year, will offer a selection of two-week courses for academically talented students who have completed grades 5 through 7. For this pilot year, enrollment is limited, and students who attend either a public or private school in Sioux City will receive first consideration. Students from other area school districts may attend as space permits. The program, which will run Mondays through Fridays, Aug. 1-12, is designed to allow each student to take one of the following courses: "Math Outside the Box," "Examining the Evidence," "Patterns, Fractals, and Chaos," and "FUNdamentals of Physics."
Classes begin each day at 9 a.m. and end at 3 p.m. with a 45-minute lunch break that is followed by a 30-minute group activity period. Cost is $350 per student, and a limited number of need-based scholarships are available.
The program's faculty includes area teachers and Morningside College professors. Contact Pamla Hoadley, the Summer Institute coordinator, at 712-274-5150 to register or for more information.
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D-League president Dan Reed said technicals will be assessed starting Thursday and continue through the end of the season. The hope is that the in-game penalty will discourage the practice of faking contact in an attempt to draw a foul on an opponent.
"There isn't a better place to experiment with NBA rules than in the NBA D-League, and we are pleased to test this experimental rule that, for the first time, creates an in-game penalty for flopping," Reed said. "The NBA D-League is the research and development laboratory for the NBA and both leagues are always evaluating ways to further the game."
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just got my photos back from my tuesday shoot with a model…and WOW. this photo was taken for shits n giggles, and is separate from the project…but i want to post it because…LOOK AT IT! haha. i will post the series later today or tomorrow after i arrange them. it's a photo narrative.
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these are the first 8 shots off my first roll from the Byclops. i think its the camera taking its first few baby steps until finally forming its first [half] photo. all these shots are "accidents"…but theres a sort of abstract charm to these photos. thats why i've decided to upload them to here.
got the prints back from my camera that i just built. the film was loose on the spool, so i was very afraid that the photos wouldn't come out. i'm curious what that overexposed area on the right is though…i feel like its either the pressure i put on the back of the camera [since the film was loose], or some of the wiring i added for the flash.
…regardless, for a first roll of film, these photos came out really nice and i can see the potential in it.
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