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Comment: Only if they were taking their time. (Score 1) 576
Comment: Re:WTF - What they WANT us to think.. (Score 5, Insightful) 319
You always need an identifiable "other" to justify laws that remove rights from all of us. In th McCarthy era it was 'the communist threat'. In Nazi Germany it was "The jewish threat". (then communists, gays, Gypsies, dissidents, and by the end of the war tanks were roaming the streets shooting at any window that was flying a flag of surrender).
The Patriot Act was supposedly to catch "Those damned (Muslim) terrorists", but then the NSA and the FBI used those laws to justify listening in on everybody . Do you really think that it's going to be any different with this new law? Do you really think that wasn't the intent of the old one? I'm almost disgusted enough to say "Yeah, go ahead -- give up your freedoms, and see what happens!" -- but the problem is that when you give up your freedoms, you give up mine too.
Comment: Global warming is NOT a single incident. (Score 1) 222
Asking if this single event is attributable to global warming is the wrong question. The best answer to (misguided) journalists who insist on asking this question (usually because they've been forced to talk to too many global warming deniers) is:
- "Global warming is a trend , not an incident, and this incident is something that we'll see {more/less} of as time goes on.".
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Comment: Re:Anything sold to the police should be sold... (Score 1) 191
I know a guy who owns an armoured car. it is unarmed, but he takes it out at times and drives around.
So you can own an armoured vehicle.
One of the issues of tanks and other modern armoured vehicles is that they are *integrated systems* and the manufacturer may be able to sell you a tank, but not if it contains defense department secret technologies like range finders, sighting systems, computer driven stabilization systems, EW and comms gear, etc.
So, although perhaps you could buy such a vehicle as a raw vehicle, you couldn't buy the entire integrated array of technologies.
I think to satisfy realistic control of those technologies, you should pay (as a consumer wanting to buy one) the cost of the vehicle and the cost of extraction of those technologies from the integrated system (if even possible).
So then you could still buy an M1, but it might cost you 1.3 or 1.5x the cost of a fully-integrated standard M1.
The issue with the police being outgunned isn't on the overall scale (eventually enough ERT members will show up). It's a short (and lethal) time where patrol officers with pistols, limited armour, and unarmoured patrol cars are engaged by high velocity portable weapons systems. That's when they are outgunned and the LA bank situation was an example of that that had nothing to do with a Cartel. So would be some active shooter/terrorism examples and police are expected to be first responders here too.
Comment: Re:So, in essence, Uber's app is malware (Score 2) 234
There are permissions viewers, but you may also find permission managers. I have one installed but my phone is charging.
Not sure if the app has been borked by updates since the last time I went and used it to revoke some permissions after installation. It may have been. Google has tampered a bunch with security settings.
I usually go adjust the permissions after installation but before first execution.
Ultimately, people should light a fire under Google to force app publishers to only request perms they really need and to allow users to disable any perms they don't like (and encourage app devs to not make that break their app - modular enable-able/disable-able app functionality please!). Of course, that may be hard. If they still can't do a f***ing table of contents in Google Docs with page numbers, there isn't much hope they can get this right or will pay attention to massive outcry. In some ways, Google is a metric pantload of nerds doing nerd things and ignoring anyone that might actually use their apps. Microsoft, for all its flaws, was often more customer responsive than Google has been. Just sayin'.
Comment: Re:It DOES have permission (Score 1) 234
There are tools that will let you edit app permissions after installation to remove some of them. Or at least I have installed and used those in past and hoped they worked. In some cases, apps check at startup and bork themselves like petulant children if they don't get what they want (even if they didn't need it) but others seem to run fine without the extraneous permissions (like ones that would allow linking to social media that I don't use so the function never gets invoked).
Ultimately, I should never have to enable an app feature that I will never use and should never have to grant permissions except as needed for the features I actually use. PC apps got this long ago (for the most part). Mobile apps have taken terrible directions in this respect.
Comment: Re:Evil Harper Government - really? Wow. (Score 1) 70
What was the logic of that sale?
Was it simply to raise government revenues by any means they could and someone said 'this vaccine that is unproven and not (at the time in 2010) required or in demand is worth $200K if we sell an exclusive license"? Even that could be defensible as the government has some responsibility to help provide non-taxation revenues where it can.
Or was the notion to make it available for potential production for a modest fee? That may have factored into the thinking. For this point, an exclusive license may have been a poor choice.
Every government I have seen behaves in ways I do not approve of. I refuse to call any of them evil as most politicians are morally flexible - it is part of why they can engage in compromise and diplomacy when they choose. This government is not my favourite, but I simply dislike and disagree with their policies. Those I can take clear issue with without needing to step off into abusive ad hominem territory.
There are many that would blame Mr. Harper's government for heavy snowstorms (global warming), downturns in the global economy (greed and elitism, Bilderbergism, etc), the tensions in Eastern Europe (grandstanding, not cozying up to an ex-Soviet KGB strongman with familiar tendencies, etc), global warming (albeit the majority of that comes to provide energy we all collectively use), and everything else. That is ultimately a bad sort of process because it obscures legitimate critiques of the policies his Government supports and instead focuses on personal attacks.
Mr. Harper appears to be a power-hungry politician who plays hard ball and prefers adversarial relations with the other parties, rather than a more collegial one. That doesn't make him different than many others past and future and is irrelevant (red herring) where it does not directly relate to any particular policy (as policies should stand or fall on their own merits).
Comment: Re:50 MILLION DOLLARS! (Score 1) 70
As a Canadian, I am curious why that original deal was inked and what dictated the cost structure. I'm going to guess $205,000 may not have even paid back development costs so it may have been a price intended to recoup a small portion of expenses or simply to make the product more openly available.
It's a travest that it is now going to be manufactured for $50M or so it seems without the benefit of understanding the technical complexity of manufacturing it. The facility would have to be secure physically and in terms of any risks of outside exposure/escape. I'm curious how many units $50M is going to buy and how much the will in turn sell for.
If that cost is more reasonable than it seems likely to be, based on the actual cost of facilities and so on to manufacture this and total volume of production, then perhaps this $50M is just alarming because it seems large.
I do think Canada should not be selling exclusive license to any such development as it may be needed and we don't want anyone hoarding and overpricing it. We should have sold a non-exclusive license.
Comment: Re:Need automatic "loser pays" in jurisprudence (Score 1) 219
You can lose even with a case with merit. The law is not oriented so as to preclude you from engaging in a suit entirely out of the fear you might, from a technicality, be found to have your suit not substantiated.
Yes, the law may not award costs and punitive damages for prosecutorial aggressiveness, but it serves other ends. Perhaps that issue is meant to be dealt with by other means?
In the US, don't you elect prosecutors, judges, and sherrifs, and DAs, and so on? These people, one presumes, are doing as the electorate wish.... or they shouldn't be getting elected.
You also elect the politicians that pass these laws under which these people get charge in the first place. Don't vote in the major party candidates if this is the result.
Only your exercise of the franchise and extensive public outcry can change this sort of conduct.
Comment: Re:Wrong risk ... (Score 1) 151
You state something false - you certainly can recognize when you are going up against big money and thumbing your nose against it. You can certainly plan, if not for the specific tactic they will take, for the general fact that you are endangering their bottom line and that affects many people's pocketbooks and they aren't going to take that assault on their livelihood (even an unrealized one or one which simply has great potential) lying down.
Saying you can't plan for this is saying that you can't recognize the power of massive corporations to change laws, use extra legal means or harrassment, and to lobby or that you can't recognize that nation states are driven by their wealthy and their corporations in the modern world and law bends to accommodate wealth (because it is the tool of the wealthy in some large measure as we need a savant class to interact with it).
Facts obvious at the outset:
MP3.com / MegaUpload / others all threaten big media bottom lines
Big media has a lot of money and has a track record of ruthlessness and a willingness to be bloody-minded
The US and other western countries are to some degree politically influenced by corporations (the US most of all I suspect)
The US will exert its reach beyond its borders in various ways and allies will often comply to stay in their good books
The world is increasingly global and being outside the nation of an empire whose monied corporations you are threatening is no defense
Any and all tactics are on the line when large amounts of money are involved
We can all reasonably forsee these things gong forward and could even 25 years ago. So there's no way except willful self-delusion that Kim couldn't have seen this coming. To assume a constancy of law, an inability of the major players to exert influence to change law, an inability of a major empire to reach beyond its borders, and to presume his small budget could match their large budget in terms of power and capability
This is the problem with the world today: Institutions (Corporations/Nation-States) now have a life well beyond that of their employees or their economic or geographic sector because of the money involved in them. The larger they are, the more pronounced this is. Individuals and smaller groups of individuals can never match this.
This is why the current surveillance state trends, government non-transparency, militarization of police, and government-for-corporate-interests (or government-for-rich-people as a more classic description) are so troubling. Individuals and smaller entities can't muster the power to oppose this and these trends are enshrining tools and laws that make it hard to ever build towards opposing these institutions and power centers.
In the long run, a nation strongly sunk under this sort of influence and control by an elite and with all sorts of ways of stopping the masses from developing more moderate countermeasures and opposition can only end one way: Anarchy and complete tear down and rebuilding. Revolution. Social unrest on a nationwide scale. Extensive bloodletting. Likely even if you can manage the revolution, the rebuilding may fail and you end up in a failed state scenario.
I hate to say it, but in the next couple of hundred years, I expect to see either the veneer of freedom and democracy finally disavowed in Western nations or else massive social upheaval and these states being reduced to the dustbin of history (maybe with nothing but chaos and misery replacing them like Africa often sees).
We don't care enough and aren't strong enough to put up the hard fight now. The fortification of power is ever increasing. In the long run, that just increases the butcher's bill.
Yes, I'm feeling pretty grim about the possibilities and probabilities. I have read a lot of histories and most empires don't go gracefully into the good night.
Comment: Re:Was impressed until.. (Score 1) 144
It is a bit unfair the upstarts get away with leasing rather than their own build out, but since the Big 3 got their build-outs on the back of the Canadian Taxpayer, I don't really feel so bad.
If we decoupled content provision from bit pipe/access provision, we'd be in better shape. Access provision would be a lower margin thing, but cities and even non-profits could invest (thinking of folks like Ottawa FreeNet) if the government would back them up. Rogers, Bell and Telus could stick to content provision (or break up with one part doing content, another access/bit piping).
Comment: Re:Was impressed until.. (Score 2) 144
Here's the difference between Canadian and US Health care (as a summary) before O-Care:
US had a slightly higher top end standard (in places like the Mayo Clinic) and you could get better health care if you were covered by a great program from a good HMO (but it often cost). Canada had better overall coverage as we didn't have so many uncovered men, women and children. The problem in the US was that, if you got sick then had to change jobs, your new HMO likely would want to write up your health issue as pre-existing and you wouldn't have coverage. A friend of mine's wife worked for the State of Louisiana and had this issue arise. I can change jobs here or have no job and I still have decent coverage (better with the add ons from work, but nobody asks about prior conditions because it might be illegal).
The issue with government health care O-Care style is this:
If you had a single payer with some privatized service delivery (we do this), that's pretty effective. It's not terribly inefficient necessarily either as my friend's wife mentioned above worked in resolving health care claims in Louisiana and the state government spent a very large % of its health care budget (shockingly so) chasing HMOs and arguing over who would pay for what. That system was hugely inefficient and wasteful plus it slowed down resolution. That whole monstrous expense disappears with single payer.
The issue the US is suffering from is you are trying to socialize and extend coverage but doing it by building on top of the existing corporate, flawed, corrupt HMO system and with things like kickbacks to doctors and clinics for pushing drugs and procedures and other things that wouldn't fly here. It's like trying to build a nice new luxury home on rotted pilings. The massive roll-out all at once was also a huge fustercluck. That's the worst way to deploy new solutions.
Instead, it would have made sense to say:
1) Identify a range of probable best-practices.
2) Cook up a ground-up rebuild of socialized single-payer medicine with privatized service delivery in places where it makes sense.
3) Deploy in a region (county/state) and run at least 1-2 years of pilot.
4) Take lessons learned, revise, repilot for 0.5 - 1 year.
5) Then begin national roll outs one state at a time.
Much less chaos, better chance to test what you deploy and see how it works. Probably cheaper. And a ground up design rather than a built-on-troubled-systems approach.
We don't know much up here in the eyes of some in the US, but we mostly get decent to good health care. Both of my parents are disabled. One had heart surgery, had a leg with open ulceration for about 8 years, then lost it when infection control was not possible. My other parent's car got hit by a 10 wheel dump truck making an illegal turn out of a local landfill. About 30 broken bones, 6 plates, 75 screws, other artifical parts just to get back to a fraction of her function and with a grim prognosis (although she's made 11 years now, things get worse day by day).
Those two sets of surgeries, both life threatening, plus follow on work and surgeries, plus rehab, plus dressings (surprising how much full leg sized silver impregnated dressings can cost... $100+ per dressing change, changes from 2 times per day to three times a week depending on which phase we were in). I'd guess that was over $500K, likely closer to $700K or more. And our socialized system handled a lot of it.
My parents were died in the wool conservatives (small c). Even they have been forced to admit the system has done a lot for them even though they used to be totally opposed to it.
We watched my cousin (who married a girl from Missouri) go through a rough time as his wife lost her son at 28 with a dual heart and lung transplant needed. He lived for about 6 weeks of his son's life. He was just married. The surgery was going to cost $1M. They didn't have it, he didn't have coverage, and even though the town pulled together and did fundraisers, my cousin and his wife are still dealing with the crushing debt that left them.
No, I'll take our system thanks. I just wish the folks in the US had one that ran as well (or even better, since ours is not perfect).
Comment: Re:Was impressed until.. (Score 1) 144
My service is $42 a month Cdn for 25 Mbps down and 2 or 3 Mbps up (enough to serve skype conferences) with a 300 Gb cap but it also doesn't count 'wee hours' usage (12 - 6 am?) and I've only once come close to the cap and that was a mix of massive software installs and updates combined with heavy netflix high-res usage that month.
And its with Teksavvy. I was soooo glad to say goodbye to Rogers and previously Primus and Bell at different times.
Teksavvy may use Rogers' cable (or as I think of it, taxpayer-funded cable) but they have better tools and nicer tech support. I've know people who worked at Rogers tech support and hated the company they worked for because of how it did business.

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When my daughter was leaving for work this AM she discovered that all for wheels had been stolen from her car. Yep all four! . Fortunately they have another vehicle. but what a way to start the week!!!
My son in law had to miss a day of work to take care of things calling police,the insurance Co. having the car towed etc.
Apparently there has been a rash of thefts of wheels from Toyotas and Hondas throughout the city
The only bright spot is that they have good insurance.
Shaken my head
Nana, what a terrible way to start the week off for the kids.
Hope they catch those dirty little thieves! Don't know why
people choose to steal. Oh well, judgement day will come.
Our DS had this same thing happen last fall on my dad's
truck he now owns. The tires weren't that good but it had
fancy wheels they wanted we figure. Funny thing was they
blocked it up with wood that came from their saw mill a 1/4
mile away so we knew who did it. DS couldn't prove it but
they left evidence so end of that story. They could see the
folks place every day from work so they knew no one was
living there.
I do feel as times get tougher more of this will be taking
place.sigh Hope this isn't a bad thing for our new insurance
company we've only had for a year.hmmm
When we had someone break into our house, the police told us that they probably wouldn't be able to do anything. You always see people in the movies leaving fingerprints or something and the police get them right away. But that's not as common as we'd like to think.
My children were small at the time and started to have nightmares. Luckily, that passed pretty quickly. Insurance companies can often be difficult to deal with, but at least they have coverage. I hope their lives return to normal quickly.
I can just imagine how upset she was.People there are just some people!!Heres a story.I need a kidney so I got ona local site they claimed they could help me.One guy says I want 30,000 up front 200 a day Im off work and a bonus.
Another woman we figured out in time thank the guy above.She was gonna steal our horses.we figured it out.a guy called me from Africa he says I give you kidney for free.Hewantedto come to us to live.He would have run.Becareful its too many people out there up to no good.


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The Boston Celtics traveled to New Orleans for the start of a three-game road trip on Tuesday and Kevin Garnett (illness, thigh) flew with his teammates after missing the past two games, according to the team. ESPN Boston KG's had a couple of games off now to rest his hip, shake his flu bug, clip that hang nail, tweeze those problem eyebrows….. whatever the hell it is that's bothering him at this point. After last night's festivities, the Celtics sit tied with Chicago for 6th in the East with 16 games left to play (only 16????). They are a half game out of 5th, 2.5 out of 4th, and 3.5 out of the division lead/3rd seed. The rest of the month shapes up like this: @ New Orleans @ Dallas @ Memphis New York @ Cleveland Atlanta @ New York The Celtics will need Kevin Garnett because those first 5 games come over 7 days. And with two games against the struggling Knicks, there is still an outside shot at that division lead and 3rd seed. They're going to have to win these games against l...
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Legendary TV sports director Sandy Grossman has died after a long bout with cancer. He was 78.
The eight-time Emmy winner directed 21 seasons of NFL coverage fronted by analyst John Madden and play-by-play man Pat Summerall for CBS and Fox. He came to Fox from CBS with Madden and Summerall for the 1994 season, when Fox first got NFC rights -- a major boon for the network.
Grossman directed a record 10 Super Bowls -- seven for CBS and three for Fox -- five Stanley Cup Finals for Fox and 18 NBA Finals for CBS during his career.
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"The key to anything is 'What does the viewer want to see?' " Grossman said in a 2011 interview with the Palm Beach Post. "It's not just what I want to show. Somebody out there is an aficionado of the sport and I didn't want to offend them. I always made a point to treat every event I did like it was the Super Bowl because, for them, it is."
Grossman worked with Madden and Summerall for 21 years. "How many guys can say that? It was an unbelievable experience." They were three of about 20 staffers who moved from CBS to Fox as a result of the four-year $1.58 billion deal in 1994.
He earned an Emmy for directing the 1980 Super Bowl and other statues for events such as the 1992 and 1994 Olympic Winter Games, where he directed hockey for CBS in Albertville and Lillehammer, respectively.
Grossman also served as lead director for the NHL on Fox, having teamed with play-by-play announcer Mike Emrick and analyst John Davidson for five years.
Fox Sports president and COO Eric Shanks said Grossman was "part of the original heart and soul of Fox Sports."
"He was a brilliant director and a thoughtful colleague," he said. "He mentored many of us here and throughout the sports TV industry, and we learned more from him than he could imagine. On behalf of everyone at Fox Sports, we extend our deepest condolences to Sandy's family who are in our thoughts and prayers. He'll be greatly missed."
Added CBS Sports chairman Sean McManus: "Sandy is as much a part of the great tradition and heritage of CBS Sports as anyone."
Grossman was born in Newark, N.J., and lived most recently in Boca Raton, Fla. He joined CBS Sports in 1963 after studying broadcasting and graduating from the University of Alabama in 1957. He also spent two years as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army Signal Corps before beginning his broadcasting career.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Corpus Christi police have reunited a suspected drunken driver with his arm after the prosthetic limb was left behind following a car accident.
CINCINNATI — A retired teacher who sued a school district, saying administrators discriminated against her because of a phobia that makes her fear young children, lost her appeal in the federal case on Wednesday.
FORT WORTH, Texas — A new resident of the Fort Worth Zoo has a big heart and it's on her neck.
Zoo spokeswoman Alexis Wilson says the giraffe born Jan. 11 has drawn attention, with Saturday being Valentine's Day, for a particular marking.
Wilson said Wednesday that the animal, which has yet to be named, has a prominent heart shaped-spot on her lower neck. Officials weren't aware of the spot until recent images by a zoo photographer showed the marking.
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LOS ANGELES — A speedy, two-legged male Chihuahua without a tag, microchip or home was picked up in Southern California this week.
Alerted to a report of an injured dog Tuesday night, San Bernardino County Animal Care and Control officers rounded up a 6-year-old Chihuahua in Highland, about 70 miles east of Los Angeles.
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poeple and books Poem by Brittney Pennington
Not everyone's a book you can read from front to back
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for some people are like magazines full of gossip and half truths
and others are newspapers with all the facts even the boring one
then you have those who are those who are a mysteries story
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Siddharth Singh (3/29/2010 1:44:00 AM)
Books and people interestingly juxtapositioned.
A good write. (Report) Reply
John Knight (3/28/2010 10:27:00 AM)
Hi Britteny - Thanks for your invitation - I am pleased to be the first to comment. I love the content of this poem - a lovely idea - 'People are just like books - with a cover - and each one has a story inside them and a story to tell'. I love the comparison of different types of people with Magazines - Newspapers - Mystery Stories etc. What sort of book are you Brittany? I'm afraid I'm a Science Book - a bit of an Academic - but full of exciting experiments and surprises when you get to know me! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! . I give it a TEN for content - but it could be tweeked a little to make it more of a POEM especially to recite. I will send you some ideas about this. Thanks for sharing your ideas. Love in Poetry - JOHN (Report) Reply
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Rewind to March of this year and you may recall us running a story with a pretty ridiculously long headline about a Radiohead remix of a really ridiculously long duration. At the time we noted that UK producer James Rutledge 's four-hour "Videotape" reworking-- lovingly grafted onto actual VHS tape-- would go up for auction at some point, with proceeds benefiting UK charity Missing People .
Turns out that point is right now, as the James Rutledge remix of "Videotape" on videotape has hit eBay , where it will reside for the next nine days or so before going home to the highest bidder. Since we last checked in with it, the unique artifact has received the thumbs up from Radiohead and the autograph treatment from all five members of the band. Take another look at the very VHS-era appropriate packaging below.
Speaking of Radiohead, Thom Yorke recently took to Dead Air Space to pay tribute to the late Oliver Postgate , the creative force behind some of the UK's most beloved children's television programs. Writes Yorke, "His childrens Tv shows changed my life and my childrens so we wish him well wherever it is he is off to next."
The guys have also finally named a date and venue for that show in Argentina they were planning , which brings their scheduled 2009 tour stops to seven. Aeroméxico tells me flights from Chicago to Mexico City-- where the tour kicks off-- take a little over four hours. Hmmm, I wonder if any of their planes have on-flight VHS players...?
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Wednesday.Ben-Shalom said police knew that the robber would return to
the scene of his previous robberies, and worked to deploy police around the
banks."We knew he would return to some of the same banks," he said. "You
return to the places where you succeed. It is a basic thing they teach in
criminology – you know that a criminal will return to a place where they were
successful."Altogether, there were three different banks that police say
Korsanosky robbed twice, including the Be'er Ya'acov bank, where in one of the
robberies he made off with about NIS 300,000.For police however,
Korsanosky is first and foremost a murderer, not a bank robber.From the
beginning police have worked to connect him to the August 2011 robbery of a
Be'er Ya'acov bank, in which security guard Yair Engler was murdered. For
Ben-Shalom, that killing shows the seriousness of the man police were dealing
with."This was a murderer who would not hesitate to kill in order to
accomplish his goal," said Ben-Shalom. "A normal criminal, once things stop
going according to plan they will give up and flee the scene. This man,
he simply overpowered the guard, shot him to death and then continued inside to
rob the bank and then fled. We knew this is someone who would kill a civilian or
a police officer if they got in his way."As Ben-Shalom and Sau talked
about the case, it became evident that in the hunt for Korsanosky money was no
factor, as police poured thousands of man hours into a case, particularly
notable for an active district that includes such crime heavy areas as Netanya,
the Arab-Israeli towns of the triangle, Ramle and Lod."We made a
strategic decision that no matter what other cases are going on in the district,
we would not leave this case or put it aside because this man was a threat to
the entire public," Ben-Shalom said.He wouldn't estimate how much the
investigation cost, though Sau did surmise that it was in the millions of
shekels, no small sum in light of police budget constraints.One
detective defended the investigation's high cost, saying "I can assure you every
time a fighter jet goes for a test run over central Israel they spend more than
we did, and what does it matter when it is the lives of your family or mine that
are in danger?" The case against Korsanosky has not been without its
complications.The courts have extended Korsanosky's remand seven times,
well over the norm, as police worked for more than 50 days to secure an
indictment.When Korsanosky was first arrested, and before he consulted
with his lawyers, police took him to the scene of a robbery in Bat Yam, which he
confessed to, and since them police have had more than enough to connect him to
that robbery and the one where he was caught red-handed.Nonetheless,
over the past two months, Korsanosky has not cooperated with investigators or
spoken one word, police said, as investigators worked to connect him to the
murder of Engler.The long delay has raised questions about the strength
of the evidence against Korsanosky, or if, police even have the right man,
despite the fanfare surrounding the arrest. It is also unclear why there was no
intelligence pointing to Korsanosky, a former Border Police officer, as he was a
relatively well-known gambler in Rishon Lezion, who apparently had worked up a
very large debt and was robbing banks partly to pay off local
bookies.While police were reluctant to divulge much of the case against
Korsanosky, certain aspects of the investigation have appeared recently in the
press. These include the testimony of an ex-girlfriend whose house is near the
bank branch where Engler worked; who said Korsanosky came to visit her shortly
after the robbery and murder, and appeared to be severely stressed. Korsanosky
also reportedly wore the same shirt during a few of the robberies, and the SIM
card of his phone was removed before several of the robberies, possibly so he
could not be traced by his cellphone.During several of the robberies
Korsanosky allegedly entered the bank branch and fired a single shot into the
air, before then robbing it and fleeing on a motorcycle.Police would not
say if rounds taken from the bank ceilings matched the bullet that killed Engler
or, if the one taken from Engler matched the gun found on Korsanosky when he was
arrested on December 5.Another one of Korsanosky's methods, according to
police, was to steal the bank security guard's gun, a method he used seven
times. Police have only recovered one of those guns, and they have no idea what
Korsanosky did with the other six, Ben-Shalom said Sunday.One of
Korsanosky's lawyers, Shahar Hatzrani, sounded optimistic on Sunday
night.Hatzrani said that over the past nearly two months "not a single
piece of evidence has been presented to Gabi or me that directly connects him to
any of the robberies. The fact that it took them so long to get an indictment
shows they weren't able to put together the puzzle the way they wanted to."
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City manager debate isn't new; Robbie-led plan was rejected in '48
The current discussion about altering Mitchell's form of government is nothing new.
A spirited local debate on the concept was held in early 1948, with proponents calling for the hiring of a city manager and the changing of the city's government structure. Rival committees were formed, forums and debates were held and press releases were issued.
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Will Durst: The Benghazi boogie
In order to function like a properly greased money machine, the GOP requires a chew toy. Something to snarl and wave and get a good growl on. Railing against easy-to-digest injustices is the perfect lubrication. Nuance — not their strong suit. This party calibrates with pitchforks and 55 gallon drums of oil.
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