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The Honorable Patrick Leahy
United States Senator
Statement Of Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.),
In his historic Presidential memorandum on FOIA, President Obama said that "[i]n our democracy, the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), which encourages accountability through transparency, is the most prominent expression of a profound national commitment to ensuring an open Government. At the heart of that commitment is the idea that accountability is in the interest of the Government and the citizenry alike." From the start of his transition to the White House, I have urged President Obama to make a clear commitment to FOIA. I am pleased that one of the President's first official acts was to issue this new directive to strengthen FOIA. Now in its fifth decade, FOIA has become an indispensable tool in protecting the people's right to know. The right to know is a cornerstone of our democracy. Without it, citizens are kept in the dark about key policy decisions that directly affect their lives. Without open government, citizens cannot make informed choices at the ballot box. Without access to public documents and a vibrant free press, officials can make decisions in the shadows, often in collusion with special interests, escaping accountability for their actions. And once eroded, the right to know is hard to win back. It is essential that we fully honor the President's promise to restore more openness and accountability to our Government. That is why I have called on the Justice Department to conduct a comprehensive review of its pending FOIA cases, so that information sought under FOIA is not improperly withheld from the public. In March, the Attorney General issued new FOIA guidance that rightfully restores the presumption of disclosure for Government information. I welcome this new policy and I am pleased that the Associate Attorney General is here to discuss how the new FOIA guidelines are being implemented. In Congress, we have also made good progress towards strengthening FOIA. Earlier this year, the Congress enacted an omnibus spending bill that includes critical funding to finally establish the Office of Government Information Services at the National Archives and Records Administration -- a key reform in the OPEN Government Act, which I wrote with Senator Cornyn. I am very pleased that the first Director of this new office is here today to discuss the effort underway to get OGIS up and running. There are also other important reforms in the OPEN Government Act - to ensure better tracking of FOIA requests, to reduce FOIA processing delays and to provide for more accountability for the government's handling of FOIA requests - that became effective for the first time in December. These FOIA reforms have made our government more open and accountable to the American people today, than it was just a few months ago. But, there are still challenges ahead. Implementation of FOIA remains hampered by the increasing use of legislative exemptions that are often sneaked into legislation without debate or public scrutiny. Just recently, I worked closely with Senator Feinstein, the chair of the Select Committee on Intelligence, to remove an unnecessary FOIA exemption from the Intelligence Reauthorization bill. Senator Cornyn and I have also reintroduced the OPEN FOIA Act - a bill that requires Congress to explicitly and clearly state its intention to provide for a statutory exemption to FOIA when it includes such an exemption in new legislation. This commonsense bill has twice passed the Senate this year as part of other legislation. I hope that the Congress will promptly enact this measure. I have said many times before -- during both Democratic and Republican administrations -- that freedom of information is not a Democratic issue, nor a Republican issue. It is an American issue. I thank the distinguished witnesses that are appearing before the Committee today. They each bring valuable perspectives on the importance of FOIA in guaranteeing the public's right to know. During the last Congress and the last administration, we held a FOIA oversight hearing that resulted in the enactment of the first major reforms to FOIA in more than a decade. This Committee will continue to do its part to advance freedom of information, so that the right to know is preserved for future generations. I look forward to today's discussion.


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The pancreatic β cell and type 1 diabetes: innocent bystander or active participant? Trends in Endocrinology & Metabolism, Volume 24, Issue 7, 1 July 2013, Pages 324-331 Scott A. Soleimanpour and Doris A. Stoffers Abstract Type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) is a chronic disease resulting from destruction of insulin-producing pancreatic β cells. Genetic and environmental factors contribute to T1DM onset. Use of high-throughput DNA sequencing has allowed geneticists to perform genome-wide association studies (GWAS) to identify novel gene loci associated with T1DM. Interestingly, >50% of these genes encode products that are expressed in β cells. These studies, coupled with emerging molecular evidence that β cells are impaired by gain-of-function or loss-of-function of these loci, suggest an active role for the β cell in eliciting its own demise. Although immune dysregulation plays a vital role in T1DM pathogenesis, understanding the mechanisms contributing to β cell failure may lead to new strategies to preserve or improve β cell function in patients with T1DM. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (631 kb) |
HLA associations in type 1 diabetes: merging genetics and immunology Trends in Immunology, Volume 22, Issue 9, 1 September 2001, Pages 467-469 Dag E Undlien and Erik Thorsby Abstract The well-recognized associations between HLA loci and type 1 diabetes have proven exceedingly difficult to dissect. One reason for this is that several genes combine to determine susceptibility to or protection from diabetes. Another obstacle is posed by the strong linkage disequilibrium that exists between the HLA genes, which makes it difficult to study their individual roles. Recent studies of transgenic mice have provided new insight into how some HLA genes might regulate the effects of others. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (34 kb) |
A Genomewide Scan for Type 1–Diabetes Susceptibility in Scandinavian Families: Identification of New Loci with Evidence of Interactions The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 69, Issue 6, 1 December 2001, Pages 1301-1313 European Consortium for IDDM Genome Studies Abstract Type 1 diabetes mellitus (TIDM) has a multifactorial etiology, with major genetic-susceptibility determinants located in the HLA and insulin-gene (INS) regions. Linkage data implicating other disease-susceptibility loci are conflicting. This is likely due to (1) the limited power for detection of contributions of additional susceptibility loci, given the limited number of informative families available for study, (2) factors such as genetic heterogeneity between populations, and (3) potential gene-gene and gene-environment interactions. To circumvent some of these problems, we have conducted a genomewide linkage analysis for T1DM-susceptibility loci in 408 multiplex families from Scandinavia, a population expected to be homogeneous for genetic and environmental factors. In addition to verifying the HLA and INS susceptibility loci, the study provides confirmation of IDDM15 on chromosome 6q21. Suggestive evidence of additional susceptibility loci was found on chromosomes 2p, 5q, and 16p. For some loci, the support for linkage increased substantially when families were stratified on the basis of HLA or INS genotypes, with statistically significant heterogeneity between the stratified subgroups. Our data support both the existence of non-HLA genes of significance for T1DM and interaction between HLA and non-HLA loci in the determination of the T1DM phenotype. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (152 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 74, Issue 4, 647-660, 1 April 2004
Flemming Pociot1, , , Allan E. Karlsen1, Claus B. Pedersen2, Mogens Aalund2, Jørn Nerup1 and European Consortium for IDDM Genome Studies*
1 Steno Diabetes Center, Gentofte, Denmark, Copenhagen
2 NeuroTech A/S, Copenhagen
Complex traits like type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) are generally taken to be under the influence of multiple genes interacting with each other to confer disease susceptibility and/or protection. Although novel methods are being developed, analyses of whole-genome scans are most often performed with multipoint methods that work under the assumption that multiple trait loci are unrelated to each other; that is, most models specify the effect of only one locus at a time. We have applied a novel approach, which includes decision-tree construction and artificial neural networks, to the analysis of T1DM genome-scan data. We demonstrate that this approach (1) allows identification of all major susceptibility loci identified by nonparametric linkage analysis, (2) identifies a number of novel regions as well as combinations of markers with predictive value for T1DM, and (3) may be useful in characterizing markers in linkage disequilibrium with protective-gene variants. Furthermore, the approach outlined here permits combined analyses of genetic-marker data and information on environmental and clinical covariates.

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L.A. Loves a Loophole
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Deregulation and Mergers: Is Consolidation Inevitable?
Antitrust is not another form of regulation. Antitrust
is an alternative to regulation
and, where feasible, a better alternative.
(em Stephen G. Breyer,
"Antitrust, Deregulation, and the Newly Liberated Marketplace,"
75 Calif. Law Rev. 1005, 1007 (1987).
As the electric power industry moves toward deregulation and a regime of competition, a giant regulatory inquest has begun, invoking antitrust principles to avoid allowing any anticompetitive concentration of ownership and control. The competition that is contemplated for the electric power industry is, of course, in the market for electric generation.
But what has not been much addressed is the crucial circumstance that electric generation has never before operated in a competitive environment.1 We know little about the "natural" structure of the industry. And little of the discussion has looked to experience in other regulated industries that have been deregulated and where there is abundant evidence of the kind of structural change that typically follows upon deregulation.2
What needs to be borne in mind about the process of deregulation is that it provides a whole new environment calling urgently for structural change. One commentator discussing an entirely different, but formerly regulated, industry, has noted that "mergers are nearly inevitable in the deregulated environment. ... To the extent that mergers yield more efficient operations (em or shield [companies] from ... ruinous rivalry (em mergers will be encouraged by the threats to survival."3
Good reason exists in the case of regulated industries to question the classic view that industry structure gives rise to specific types of conduct. In fact, in regulated industries there is reason to believe that the opposite is true. In going from a regulated to a deregulated status, the regulated industry starts from a position far from equilibrium and must develop a new pattern of conduct leading to equilibrium.4
In these circumstances, conduct may dictate the new industry structure as much as structure determines conduct. The analysis must be dynamic rather than static.5
Changing Risk, Changing Conduct
The change of conduct involved here flows from an increase in risk and demand for efficiency.6 A regime of competition among electric generators means building generation without a guaranteed market; there is no precedent for this. Since the very idea of a generator's being completely at risk for a market is novel, one can certainly expect vigorous efforts to seek security in combination.
In the past, markets were guaranteed either by vertical integration, by purchase obligation under the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act, by long-term contract or by some other means. In Great Britain, for example, when the nationally owned electric system was privatized, extensive efforts were made to protect the new privately owned generating entities against the rigors of a vigorously competitive market. Steve Thomas reports:
"While an unexpectedly large number of new generation companies emerged, all were protected by [contracts for differences]. Thus the Pool price was almost invariably set by the two large generation companies. ... The mere fact of [a price agreement forced on the two large generating companies by the Regulator] proves that the Pool lacks true competition."7
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His press coverage has been brutal. His poll numbers are dropping. His enemies inside and outside his party are crowing that his presidential ambitions are over, and some journalists agree.
It would nonetheless be a mistake to count out New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie for the Republican nomination in 2016. The scandals that have plagued Christie lately may even, in a roundabout way, make him more likely to win the presidency.
Some skepticism about Christie's presidential chances predates the Fort Lee scandal (in which his subordinates are accused of orchestrating a traffic jam to punish an uncooperative mayor). It's mostly based on the idea that Christie is too liberal to win the primaries. But Christie doesn't cross any of the party's red lines: He's not pro-choice, and he's not for higher taxes.
Sure, you can draw up a list of issues where he has been out of step with most Republicans. But the party's last two nominees had longer lists, with more important issues on them. Mitt Romney had a recent history of supporting legal abortion, and his record on the top domestic issue of the past few years - health care - put him at odds with conservatives. Sen. John McCain had broken with them on taxes, guns, climate change, stem cells, immigration, campaign finance and more.
Most of the last seven Republican nominations have gone to people to the left of the party's center of gravity, and none of them to anyone on its right. Why is that? Think of the nominating contest as a competition for the affection of three groups: the activist-conservative base of the party (groups like the Club for Growth and the Family Research Council), the party regulars (people who consider themselves "conservative" but not "very conservative"), and the party establishment (elected officials, campaign operatives, big donors).
The base typically splits its vote among several candidates, including a few who don't strike the regulars as commander-in-chief material. The establishment always picks someone who passes that test, and usually picks him early in the process, before the first primary votes are cast. (Unlike the base, it doesn't display much imagination in making its choice.) So the establishment candidate usually wins.
The 2016 primary might not shape up this way, but that's the way to bet. The race will almost certainly feature crowding on the right once again, and the establishment still seems to favor Christie over any of his competitors, even after the traffic scandal.
In New Hampshire, Christie should do well, especially if Hillary Clinton dominates the Democratic field. In that case, independents will vote in the competitive Republican primary rather than the dull Democratic one, and they will surely back Christie over candidates running to his right.
Christie was never going to have a coronation, however, and the primaries will still be a slog. Two early states, Iowa and South Carolina, aren't great fits for him. Although he could appeal to a lot of Florida Republicans, he might be running against home-state favorites, such as Sen. Marco Rubio and former Governor Jeb Bush. If Bush runs - and his intentions aren't at all clear - then Christie might have a real struggle holding establishment support.
For now, though, Christie's chances of winning the nomination seem better than those of anyone else. And his recent troubles may help him insofar as they cause him to discard a risky strategy. Before the last few weeks, he may have thought that after winning the nomination his sheer charisma would lead him to a general-election victory. Many Republicans think that it was Romney's lack of charisma that lost him the presidency in 2012. That's a mistake: The actual electoral difficulties of the Republican Party run much deeper than that.
The traffic scandal makes it less likely that Christie will go down this blind alley. It has made the downside of his personality loom larger, and so will force him to base his campaign on something else. And because of the nature of the scandal, and the partisan reaction to it, that "something else" can't just be his effectiveness as a manager of government or as a leader who can reach across the aisle.
It seems to me, then, that the most promising path left open for Christie is to run as a Republican from outside the boardroom: someone who will tackle, in conservative ways, the issues that concern Americans in all income groups - from the affordability of health care to wage growth.
If Christie does that, he will also be leading the way forward for his party.
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Footage from the New York Daily News shows firefighters responding to a building collapse at East 116th Street and Park Avenue in Harlem. At least 11 minor injuries had been reported late Wednesday morning.
VIDEO: Double leads to runaway stroller at spring training game
A fan at a recent Marlins-Mets spring training game in Port St. Lucie was so intent on snagging the ball from a ground rule double by Chris Young that he forgot to hang on to the stroller carrying his young son, which then careened down a hill.
If you were a crustacean, would you feel pain?
A scientist and a seafood chef walk into a bar. "We have a mutual interest," says the scientist. "I study crustaceans and you cook them." But the chef wanted to know just one thing: Do the animals feel pain?
How virus sleuths and public health officials track the cause of a mysterious illness
When a mysterious disease fells people - as happened in California recently, with as many as 20 children experiencing unexplained paralysis - teams of physicians and epidemiologists quickly mobilize. Perhaps you saw the movie "Contagion"? The idea is to find the culprit before it spreads but also to prevent public panic.
First Apple, now Google hit with kids' app lawsuit
Last month, 4- and 5-year-old brothers in New York quickly spent $65.95 in real money to buy virtual goods in Marvel's Run Jump Splash game on the family tablet. They were able to rack up the charges without entering a password. And for that, the boys' mother has joined a class-action lawsuit filed Tuesday against Google, accusing the company of deceiving consumers about its in-app purchase system, which critics say makes it too easy for kids to spend money on their Android devices.
VIDEO: First month of Colorado pot legalization brought in $2M in tax revenue
The first month of recreational marijuana sales in Colorado brought in about $2 million in tax revenue, the first indicator of the earning potential of the U.S.'s premier legal pot market.
VIDEO: NHL game postponed after player collapses
Monday's game between the Columbus Blue Jackets and the Dallas Stars was postponed after Stars forward Rich Peverley collapsed on the bench shortly after completing a shift in the first period.
In this tech age, how can a plane go missing?
Call 911 from the side of the road, and GPS satellites can tell dispatchers exactly where to send help. Airline passengers have access to detailed maps that show exactly where they are during their journey. Hop onto WiFi, and somehow Google knows whether you're logging on from Lima or London, and will give you detailed suggestions about what to eat.
VIDEO: Skydiver, pilot treated after midair collision
A pilot practicing take-offs and landings got tangled up with a skydiver in Polk County, Fla., but amazingly, no one was seriously hurt.
Researchers tackle mystery of how some snakes can fly
Flying snakes sound like creatures from a bad B-movie, but these serpents are elegant gliders that have evolved a special skill that sets them apart. In two new studies, engineers have used simulations to try to decipher how the wingless reptile manages to remain airborne despite its lack of flight appendages.
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'Dancing With the Stars' cast announced
Blog | Aug 17, 2009 | 4:22 PMTom DeLay? Really? Tom DeLay is going to be on Dancing With the Stars?Yep. So are:-- Donny Osmond-- Macy Gray-- Kelly Osbourne-- Debi Mazar-- Mya-- Melissa Joan Hart-- Michael Irvin-- Ashley Hamilton-- Aaron Carter-- Kathy Ireland-- Natalie Coughlin --... -
'Dancing With the Stars': Ladies' night
Story | Sep 23, 2009 | 4:34 PMSeason 9 continued its super-sized premiere week with its round of female contestants. And it did seem like the ladies had the harder job, given that the female role in ballroom dancing is often the showier one, and that the...... -
'Dancing With the Stars': Men and women face off
Blog | Sep 29, 2009 | 4:22 AMYou can tell there are still too many people on this season of Dancing With the Stars since it feels like it takes 20 minutes for the introductions. Let's get rid of some more chaff! Head judge Len Goodman is...... -
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Story | Sep 30, 2009 | 4:34 PMDarn if they donâ??t always keep me going till the last moment. But Tom's incessant teasing that the super-close point results (11 teams separated by just three points!) could send anybody home really had me convinced that Week 2â??s elimination...... -
'Dancing With the Stars': Baz relief
Story | Sep 29, 2009 | 4:34 PMItâ??s only the second week of competition, but already the stakes have been raised. Instead of 4 1/2 weeks of practice, each couple had just four days to prepare a fast-stepping jive, a sultry tango or a, um, fast-stepping quickstep....... -
'Dancing With the Stars': Ballrooms gone wild
Story | Oct 6, 2009 | 4:34 PMWas something pumped into the 'DWTS' set on Monday night? It was like the show got besieged by a case of the crazies in this third week, from from the Donny Osmond/Bruno hookup to the rampant prevalence of animal prints...... -
'Dancing With the Stars' results: Tom DeLay bows out, another star cut
Blog | Oct 7, 2009 | 4:22 AMReports earlier this evening indicated that Tom DeLay will be bowing out of Dancing With the Stars tonight, but that remains to be seen. In the recap of the last night's show, we get to see some backstage interviews, the...... -
'Dancing With the Stars' results: Double trouble
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'Dancing With the Stars': It's Latin night
Blog | Oct 6, 2009 | 4:22 AMTomorrow night, somebody's going to go home because of their samba or rumba. But first, the contestants have to hit the floor on Dancing With the Stars tonight.The first thing we learn, as the stars descend the stairs, is that...... -
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Story | Sep 12, 2008In George Cukor's 1939 movie "The Women," the female characters twitter and gabble like a shaken cage full of canaries. In the 1956 MGM musical remake "The Opposite Sex," they declaim their feelings, or belt them out in song. Diane English's new remake...


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Parks Victoria is reminding residents it is illegal to dump household rubbish in a public place after a recent dumping was reported near Fryerstown last week. Noel Muller, Ranger at Castlemaine said discovering dumped rubbish in the park was disappointing and an environmental hazard. "The area near Fryerstown has been…


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Green Day's "99 Revolutions Tour" comes to Europe this Friday at Fiera Milano Live in Milan, Italy. For a complete list of tour dates and ticket information: www.greenday.com/tour
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William and Velma (Solt) Fultz, of Burnham, recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married on June 11, 1960, at Freedom Avenue United Methodist Church by the Rev. Melvin Warntz.
The special anniversary was celebrated with a party given by their children: Tim Fultz, of Blairs Mills; Kevin Fultz and wife Cindy, of McClure; Doug Fultz and wife Tammy, of Yeagertown; Melanie Harshbarger and husband Del, of McVeytown; Tonia Snook and husband Shawn, of McClure.
They have nine grandchildren, Amanda Webb, Jason Fultz and wife Jessica, Bradley Corbin, Amanda Fultz, Courtney Snook, Garrett Snook, Benjamin Fultz, Brooke Harshbarger and Lucas Harshbarger. They have two great-grandchildren, Jacob Parker-Fultz, and Cadence Fultz.
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13 killed in north Yemen clashesAt least 13 people died when Shi'ite Muslim fighters clashed with security forces in northern Yemen on Friday, government sources said, underlining the chaos still gripping the country two years after mass protests ousted its leader. More… |
UN council mulls targeted sanctions in YemenThe UN Security Council is considering a draft resolution to impose travel bans and asset freezes on people in Yemen who obstruct or undermine the country's political transition and those who commit human rights violations. Ye More… |
Yemen's fuel bill exceeds oil export earningsYemen's rising fuel import bill surged past its declining revenues from oil exports in 2013, central bank data showed on Monday, putting increasing pressure on government finances. Yemen, one of the Arab world's poorest co More… |
At least 1 killed in blast near Yemen's oil ministryA bomb exploded inside a taxi travelling in front of the Yemeni oil ministry building in Sanaa on Sunday killing the driver and wounding at least two people, a security source said. State news agency Saba said the explosion at the More… |
40 killed new Yemen fightingShi'ite rebels have overrun strongholds of a rival Sunni tribal group in fighting that has killed at least 40 people in northern Yemen in the last two days, tribal sources said on Sunday. The fighting compounds the challenges More… |
Blast hits Yemen's main oil pipelineArmed tribesmen bombed Yemen's main oil pipeline on Saturday, halting crude flow to the country's main export terminal less than a month after it was repaired, oil and local officials said. The attack occurred in the Serwa More… |
Yemeni tribesmen blow up pipeline in southYemeni tribesmen blew up a pipeline in the eastern Hadramout province on Saturday, disrupting oil flow two days after they seized an Oil Ministry building in the province, a local government official said. The authorities face reg More… |
Yemen spending up 4pc in 2014 budgetYemen's cabinet approved a draft budget for 2014 that would raise state spending about 4 percent to 2.88 trillion rials ($13.4 billion) from the original 2013 budget plan, state news agency SABA reported. Estimated revenue for More… |
Yemen reopens airports after closure over strikeYemen has reopened its international airports after a brief closure on Monday due to a strike by workers at the civil aviation authority, the transport minister told state news agency Saba. Airports were closed earlier in the day More… |
Yemen close to $550m IMF loan dealYemen is close to a deal with the International Monetary Fund on a $550 million loan, the country's planning minister said. A senior IMF official told Reuters last month that Yemen urgently needs budgetary support. More… |


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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) --
The founder of Jimmy John's sandwich shops says he's considering moving his company's headquarters from Champaign to Florida because of Illinois' new tax increase.
Jimmy John Liautaud told The (Champaign) News-Gazette on Tuesday that he's gathering information on a potential move and will ask the company's board to decide.
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"There were promises of increasing scholarships, trying to get us closer to a level playing field [with other teams in the WVC] and talk of building new facilities," he said. "We've been here trying to hold the program afloat with one third of what other teams have."
Loyd said the school was committed to supporting its not only the football program, but all of its sports.
"When we go through the evaluation process, that's something that we always look at," said Loyd. "Any school our size is always looking at ways to improve, and we have a couple things, in terms of facilities, we're raising funds to build. But we have to look at those kind of things with all our sports and see where they have needs.
"Most [Division II] schools, none of the sports are fully funded and you have to be creative to prop them up, so to speak. We're always looking at that with all our sports. We're committed to trying to improve the overal student-athlete experience across the board."
For Loyd and the W.Va. State administration, the next move is beginning a national search for Monroe's replacement. Until a new coach can be found, Monroe's staff will be retained to oversee the day-to-day operation of the program and continue recruiting.
"We're going to start a national search immediately," said Loyd. "We're going to work as swiftly as we can through the process to make sure we get a qualified candidate in a short amount of time. We're going to work swiftly but at the same time make sure we're thorough with the process. This is a very important hire, so we have to make sure we are very thorough."
As for Monroe, the next step has yet to be determined.
"I don't know. It's just too quick to even make a statement about what my next move is. It's only been hours," he said Sunday as he cleaned out his office and prepared to leave a school he had been associated with for more than two decades. "It's in the back of your mind, you're having a bad season and the [school] president comes in and says you've got to win football games ... You don't have time to worry about what you're going to do if you get fired because we put all our effort into winning football games.
"It is what it is and we'll move on from here. We tell our kids this game prepares you for life. And in life there are wins and there are losses and you've got to prepare for both. You just have to turn the page. Some time tonight, I'm going to turn the page."
Reach Jeff Rider at 304-348-5122 or jri...@wvgazette.com or follow him at twitter.com/gazette_gamer.


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Google founders offer to restore giant NASA hangar
If you've driven through Mountain View, Calif., on Highway 101 recently, you've no doubt seen one of the most famous buildings in Silicon Valley going through some hard times.
The building is Hangar One at the NASA Ames Research Center, a giant structure that once housed America's great zeppelins, but which today is going through a long and expensive decontamination process.
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# requiredRequired metadata sonar.projectKey=my:project sonar.projectName=My project sonar.projectVersion=1.0 # pathPaths to source directories (required) sonar.sources=srcDir1,srcDir2 # pathPaths toare testrelative sourceto directoriesthe (optional) sonar.tests=testDir1,testDir2 # path to project binaries (optional), for example directory of Java bytecode sonar.binaries=binDir # optional comma-separated list of paths to libraries. Only path to JAR file and path to directory of classes are supported. sonar.libraries=path/to/library/*.jar,path/to/classes/dir,path/to/specific/library/myLibrary.jar,parent/*/*.jar-project.properties file. Replace "\" by "/" on Windows. # Do not put the "sonar-project.properties" file in the same directory with the source code. # (i.e. never set the "sonar.sources" property to ".") sonar.sources=srcDir # The value of the property must be the key of the language. sonar.language=cobol # Encoding of the source code sonar.sourceEncoding=UTF-8 # Additional parameters sonar.my.property=value |
Run the following command from the project base directory to launch the Sonar analysis:
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Since Sonar 3.4, if a project cannot be accessed anonymously, the 'sonar.login' and 'sonar.password' properties are required to run an analysis on this project. These properties have to be set to the credentials of a user having the 'User' role on this project. You can set them either:
- directly on the command line by adding -Dsonar.login=myUser -Dsonar.password=myPassword
- or in the 'sonar-project.properties' project configuration file
- or in the 'sonar-runner.properties' global configuration file
A project cannot be anonymously accessed when either:
- the 'sonar.forceAuthentication' property is set to 'true'
- or the 'sonar.forceAuthentication' property is set to 'false' and the 'Anyone' group has not been granted a 'User' role on the project
Project Samples
To help you getting started, for each language, a simple project sample is available on github that can be browsed or downloaded: projects/languages
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Project Samples
To help you get started, simple project samples are available for most languages on github. They can be browsed or downloaded. You'll find them filed under projects/languages.
Multi-language Project
Since SonarQube 4.2, it is possible to run an analysis on a multi-language project. To do so, the sonar.language
property just has to be removed. Conversely, if for some reason you want to perform a single language-only analysis, make sure sonar.language
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Inherited properties can be overriden:- By prefixing them with the module identifier (way #1)
- Simply by defining them in the 'sonar-project.properties' file located in the module (way #2)
- Module base directory can be specified for special cases
By default, the module base directory is guessed from the module identifier (like in the examples above). But it can be redefined using the 'sonar.projectBaseDir
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For instance, here are two use cases and the way how to redefine the base directory of the modules in each:the folder of a module contains white spaces or special characters:
Code Block language bash module1.sonar.projectBaseDir=My Module One
the module is not located directly in the parent folder, but in a deeper directory structure:
Code Block language bash module1.sonar.projectBaseDir=modules/mod1 module2.sonar.projectBaseDir=modules/mod2
- A project that defines modules (or a module that defines sub-modules) cannot define a source code folder to be analyzed by Sonar.
To help you getting get started, multi-module project samples are available on github that can be browsed or downloaded from github:
- Modules with the same structure: projects/multi-module/sonar-runner/java-sonar-runner-modules-same-structure
- Modules with different structures: projects/multi-module/sonar-runner/java-sonar-runner-modules-different-structures
- A configuration file for each module: projects/multi-module/sonar-runner/java-sonar-runner-modules-own-configuration-file
Multi-module and Multi-language Project
Since Sonar 3.3, it is possible to run an analysis on a multi-module project whose modules contains source code from different languages.
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Advanced Usage
If a sonar-project.properties file cannot be created in the root directory of the project, there are several alternatives:
The properties can be specified directly through the command line. Ex:
Code Block language none sonar-runner -Dsonar.projectKey=myproject -Dsonar.sources=src1
The property 'project.settings' can be used to specify the path to the project configuration file (this option is incompatible with the 'project.home' property). Ex:
Code Block language none sonar-runner -Dproject.settings=../myproject.properties
The Sonar working directory can be set through the 'sonar.working.directory' property (default is '.sonar').The root folder of the project to analyze can be set through the 'project.home' property. This folder must contain a sonar-project.properties file if the mandatory properties (like 'sonar.projectKey
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If you get an a Java heap space error or java.lang.OutOfMemoryError, you can set increase the memory via the SONAR_RUNNER_OPTS environment variable, like this in *nix environments:
On Windows environments, avoid the double-quotes, since they get misinterpreted , turning and combine the two parameters into a single one.
Migrating from Sonar Runner 1.X to Sonar Runner 2.0
Replace the following properties in the sonar-project.properties file:
- sources => sonar.sources
- tests => sonar.tests
- binaries => sonar.binaries
- libraries => sonar.libraries