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Thursday - 10/25/2012, 7:15am EDT
The General Services Administration is putting some muscle behind its problematic System for Award Management (SAM) program.
The agency took several steps over the past two weeks to get the effort to integrate eight disparate procurement systems back on track. SAM has struggled since GSA launched it July 31.
The major change is to take the Integrated Acquisition Environment, which SAM comes under, out of the Office of Governmentwide Policy and give it to the agency's chief information officer and the Federal Acquisition Service. The CIO and FAS have dual responsibility to oversee the operational and acquisition parts of the system.
OGP will continue to play a role with IAE and SAM, focusing on industry and agency customer outreach, said Mary Davie, acting FAS commissioner.
Mary Davie, acting commissioner, Federal Acquisition Service
"FAS and the CIO's office have put together a team of superstars," Davie said Wednesday, during a speech at the Coalition for Government Procurement's conference in Arlington, Va. "We have functional areas assigned to people who can look at the acquisition piece, people who will look at the functional piece, people who will work on the technical side, the customer engagement and vendor engagement and are working through all the issues along with support contractor."
She said IBM and the new team are analyzing help desk tickets, trying to understand where the issues are and starting to tackle the things that need to be addressed immediately.
Long term vision for SAM
Davie said FAS and the CIO's office also are asking about the long term vision for SAM, whether it's moving it in the right direction and whether SAM's current platform is modern enough.
Davie and GSA's deputy CIO Sonny Hashmi will lead the effort, said agency spokeswoman Jackeline Stewart.
"GSA will ensure that the short term fixes and the long-term vision of creating a common acquisition platform across government rests squarely with the leadership of our acquisitions and technical experts," Stewart wrote in an email. "This will allow the current project manager, the Office of Governmentwide Policy, to focus on ensuring that the IAE meets policy and regulatory requirements from our federal partner agencies and OMB."
SAM has struggled since its delayed launch. In August, GSA sent IBM a letter of concern because the system was underperforming. GSA hired IBM under an eight-year, $74.4 million contract in 2010.
The latest move is part of acting GSA Administrator Dan Tangherlini's top-to-bottom review of the agency's operations. Sources say he questioned why OGP was handling SAM in the first place, especially since the office doesn't have the technical or acquisition expertise as the CIO's office or FAS.
Sources also say it may have been OGP's suggestion to move SAM and IAE into these other offices because of those resources and expertise.
Additionally, Tangherlini wants FAS and the CIO to develop, report and monitor key metrics around the SAM implementation.
Contract recompetes possible
Davie said GSA also is looking at SAM's acquisition strategy and may end up recompeting IBM's contract as well as Hewlett-Packard's contract for help desk services.
"We are looking through all the contracts right now. We've had the program for about two weeks and our understanding is they expire in the January-February timeframe," she said. "At this point, my guess would be some of them would have to be extended while we are working on the acquisition strategy and follow-on. But we are looking through all of them right now."
For IBM's part, sources say, they brought in a new project team, including a new project manager, and have diligently tried to fix SAM's problems.
But GSA's current acquisition strategy doesn't include the cloud or a mobile component so recompeting the contract in mid-to-late 2013 may make the most sense.
SAM and IAE are but two of many priorities for Davie and FAS.
She said GSA is leading the governmentwide strategic sourcing effort. Office of Federal Procurement Policy Administrator Joe Jordan announced earlier this month 10 more areas where the government would create federal strategic sourcing contracts.
Davie said GSA is working with a new strategic sourcing council which includes about 10 large agencies.
"We are getting lots of feedback at the very beginning on what might work for an agency, what things they already are tackling, what they could provide to us and how we can work together to craft the right solution and acquisition strategy," she said. "We will do five or more in fiscal 2013 and five in fiscal 2014."
SmartBuy moves under FSSI
The five in 2013 will include two that already is in the works, wireless services and devices and large desktop software publisher, under the SmartBuy program.
"SmartBuy is coming into the FSSI umbrella and we will be working on more software type solutions under this program as well," Davie said. "Based on the commodities we have been looking at, the schedules probably will be a pretty good choice for at least some of these."
SmartBuy is the Bush administration's effort to set up enterprisewide software contracts. Similar to other early strategic sourcing efforts, it hasn't met expectations in terms of use or overall savings.
Davie said GSA is open to using existing contracts and expanding them governmentwide if it makes sense.
Each of the 10 agencies in the council committed to co-lead or put people on a team to look at each of the categories and develop an acquisition strategy. Davie said draft request for proposals could come out in the next four-or-five months.
Price variability a big problem
Davie also said GSA is using the strategic sourcing efforts to test a new portal giving agencies more insight into how much money they are spending for similar products.
Jeff Koses, director of acquisition operations, GSA
Jeff Koses, GSA's director of acquisition operations, said the portal uses a comparative pricing tool to help GSA, customer agencies and industry get a better understanding of what a product costs.
"When we went off to thousands of contractors and told them their price, the best price and this is the price that is generating most of the sales. Do you want to reduce your pricing? Here's how," Koses said. "I thought it was fascinating and really positive that 770-odd contractors came back and reduced their prices. Many came back and said that information was helpful, helped us to make a decision and tell us about other markets."
He said other vendors didn't lower their prices because there are good reasons for the variability.
Koses said GSA was fine with whatever decision vendors made, but the important issue was giving contractors information to make good decisions.
Of those who decided to reduce their prices, Koses said on average products dropped by 7.5 percent based on the pilot effort. He said GSA has the best and lowest prices across government, but they have too many prices and that is causing challenges for everyone involved.
OASIS, Networks 2020
Along with pricing variability, Koses and Davie addressed several other hot topics.
Koses said the draft RFP for OASIS, the next big multiple award contract for professional services, has slipped because GSA continues to receive agency comments on the business case. He said GSA will post the redacted business case online before or near when it releases the draft RFP. He didn't offer a timetable for when GSA would make those documents available.
Under schedule 70, GSA wants to trim the ranks of the 5,000 contractors because at least 1,000 did no business last year. GSA is calling, emailing and contacting those 1,000 to let them know their schedule contracts are going to be cancelled unless the company gives GSA a reason not to.
Kay Ely, director of GSA's IT Acquisition Center, which runs schedule 70, said getting rid of vendors who don't sell anything is both a matter of contract compliance issue and cost. She said GSA spends an average of $3,200 to maintain each vendor on the schedule.
Davie also offered an update on Networks 2020, the strategy for the next generation telecommunications contract. She said GSA is working with the Defense Department, the CFO and the chief acquisition officers' communities to develop the strategy. She said the Networks 2020 acquisition strategy will be out in the first quarter of this year.
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I have a dilemma. I am contemplating "switching" dharma centers -- from a Kagyu center to the Gelug Center. I've been to the Kagyu center only a few times seven years ago.
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In colloquial English, I constantly run across sentences of the form:
I rather my [noun] [verb]
A quick Google search returns tons of examples:
- I rather my opponents don't find out.
- I rather my fans not read this.
- I rather my teeth froze than hurt.
- I rather my smile with the braces on.
- I rather my kids smoke pot than drink alcohol.
Looks like "rather" is on its way to becoming a verb, a synonym of "to prefer". When did that start? Obviously there are several steps to this process, from "I'd rather do X" via "I'd rather X" to "I rather X". But none of the dictionaries I have checked, from Hornby to Merriam-Webster to Cambridge to Wiktionary, seem to have picked up this usage just yet. So how recent is this phenomenon?


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"Supporting our entrepreneurs, startups and small businesses is a top priority for Maryland as we grow our Innovation Economy. Our high-tech entrepreneurs place Maryland at the forefront of innovation and discovery," said Governor O'Malley. "We're pleased to make these investments in ReelGenie and SocialToaster, as well as the many others that have benefited from the InvestMaryland program, and we look forward to their future growth and success in our State."
Located in Baltimore, SocialToaster was one of three finalists in the Information Technology category in the inaugural InvestMaryland Challenge, Maryland's national business competition that awarded more than $425,000 in prizes in April. SocialToaster helps businesses amplify their marketing messages by using their biggest fans to enhance brand awareness, increase and improve website traffic, and expand social media engagement. The company has gained national recognition for its industry-leading platform, with its most notable successes coming in the entertainment and sports space.
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"We kept it close through the first, we just don't have the depth that they [Washington] have," said Head Coach William Cotton after the Lady Eagle defeat, "I knew it would be a topsy-turvy game but I am just proud of our girls."
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After the airing of the Heisman Trophy Presentation, ESPN showed a 30 for 30 film that documented the unfortunately short career of Vincent Edward "Bo" Jackson. The film, "You Don't Know Bo", was somewhat of a folktale telling the amazing feats Bo Jackson was said to have done and actually accomplished. I had the privilege to watch this documentary and thought it asked me a question, "Is greatness still within us?"
Oak Hill had a weekend to remember in sweeps over Winston Academy and North Delta in two consecutive days. Stan Hughey's Lady Raiders advanced to 2-0 in the district after the Friday night 60-37 victory against the Lady Patriots in which three Oak Hill players scored in double figures: Maegen Eliis and Anna Ready with 13 each, and Rachel Hendon with 12 to go along with 10 rebounds. Shay Atkins came close to another double-double with nine points and 10 boards. Sarah Dill scored seven off the bench.
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West Point police were able to recover a vehicle Monday that was reported stolen earlier that morning from Windale Apartments, and now police are seeking the individual are individuals responsible for taking the car.
The vehicle, a tan 2005 Nissan Altima, was reported stolen shortly after 6 a.m. Monday morning, said Acting Chief Investigation Albert Lee, who said calls from concerned citizens led to police finding the vehicle on Mayhew Street across from Zuber Park.
Once police arrived on Mayhew Street they saw that the vehicle was not occupied and noticed significant damage to the car.
A few feet away from the Christmas tree at Palestine United Methodist Church, the ground is still loose and a little soft just after a good rain.
The circle-shaped pile of dirt was once the site of the old and much bigger tree that was planted by Hugh Moore many years ago.
"I told him that tree was going to get too big, and it got too big," said Tuney Moore, Hugh's widow who has belonged to the Palestine Methodist congregation for over half a century.
I'm not sure if anyone has heard that the sitting Governor of Mississippi, Phil Bryant has had the audacity to put a Nativity Scene on the front lawn of the Governor's Mansion. Imagine that! A Nativity Scene in Mississippi! A group who calls themselves Mississippi Atheists have gotten in touch with the ACLU to see if they can make Gov. Bryant remove the offensive scene. Really.
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Thomas and Ivy Mann of West Point are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their granddaughter, Lacee J. Mann, to Christopher Wesley Harris, son of Jimmy and Donna Harris of West Point.
The bride-elect attended West Point High School and is continuing her education at East Mississippi Community College in the Fall.
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Linux Distribution Checker and App Checker betas
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Should we concider expanding this to include envormental vars like LSB_LD_SO for path to lsb ld so file and LSB_PLATFORM_LD_SO for the distributions ld.so.
I know making lsb relocatable does not seam a requirement. With items like android using the / may not be a option. So the FHS offset to another directory maybe required. Should Best Effort be made support this.
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All Bert Potter asked of his Bethel Christian Academy boys basketball team was to not get caught up in the moment.
When it was all said in done, the Trojans relished in it.
Conor Rivero scored 22 points and Bethel dominated Parrott Academy in every facet of the game Monday, most importantly the scoreboard in its 62-40 win over the Patriots for its first win over its county private school rival in a decade.
Davon Edwards added 14 points and Jordan Stallings 10 rebounds in a game where the host Trojans (14-4) outhustled, outrebounded, outshot and all-around outplayed Parrott (3-6).
"Basketball is such an emotional game. I just tried to keep them calm so we could run stuff,'" Potter said.
"I told them that if they stay calm and play as a team then they'd do well."
Bethel held a 40-25 rebounding edge, shot 44 percent (22 for 50) to Parrott's 35 (15 for 43), committed fewer turnovers (14 to 21) and hit 14 of 25 free throws to Parrott's 3 of 6 night from the line.
Even with the disparity in the statistics the Patriots had a chance, but Ben Potter ended any sort of comeback bid.
Parrott cut a double-digit lead down to two at 38-36 to start the fourth period, when Potter, who hadn't attempted a field goal all night, drained the first of back-to-back 3-pointers that turned a two-point lead into an eight-point advantage and the Trojans never looked back.
From that point Bethel closed it out by outscoring a team it hadn't defeated since the early 2000s — and only "twice in modern school history," Potter said — 24-4.
"We were running the offense and it just happened to come to me in the flow of the offense," Ben Potter said. "My role on the team is, sometimes down the stretch, is to hit big 3s."
John McLawhorn was a bright spot to an otherwise forgetful night for Parrott. The freshman forward scored 14 points and had a team-best seven rebounds.
"We were just outplayed in every facet of the game," first-year Patriots coach Shivar Person said.
"(The Trojans) simply were the better team."
The game was nip-and-tuck early, with Parrott holding a 13-11 advantage after the first quarter. But Bethel's defense clamped down and its offense got going, especially in the final period, to pull off what is considered, historically, an upset.
"We've got some experiences players that are really starting to play well," Bert Potter said. "It was an enjoyable game to watch and coach."
The Trojans rallied from a big first-half hole to defeat the Patriots.
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Erin Hughes led Parrott (4-5) with 12 points and Brooke Uken added seven. Haley Moody scored seven points for Bethel (9-6).
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PATRIOTS (3-6) — John McLawhorn 14, Killinger 6, Rasberry 6, Quinn 5, Staskelunas 4, Beamon 3, Piner 2, Spear, Larouque, Tyler, Fazio.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has confirmed that the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was deliberately led off course. His statements at a press conference follow earlier reports that investigators have concluded that the plane was hijacked, though the Prime Minister has not yet corroborated this.
Also, the Pakistan government has denied media reports that said the missing Beijing-bound Malaysia Airlines jetliner might be hidden somewhere in Pakistan.
Indian Air Force, on the other hand, has debunked the theory of Malaysian plane being used for 9/11-type attack in India.
In the meanwhile, Vietnam has decided to end the search for the missing Malaysian jet, a senior military officer said at Vietnam's National Committee for Search and Rescue.
Updates from Ministry of Defence, India:
Over 14 nations, 45 ships & 60 aircrafts searched seas on Saturday for missing Malaysian aircraft MH370: Ministry of Defence @dna
— Ateeq Shaikh (@tweetateeq) March 15, 2014
5 aircrafts & 6 ships of Indian Navy-Coast Guard searching Andaman Sea, Bay of Bengal & Malacca Straits for MH370: Ministry of Defence @dna
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Malaysian authorities have also requested India to search around 9000 sq km area in Bay of Bengal for MH370: Ministry of Defence @dna
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Military data has indicated that a 'skilled, competent' pilot was at the controls and radically changed the course of the missing jet to head northwest towards the Indian Ocean. Read here.
Latest reports also indicate that the airliner may have run out of fuel over Indian Ocean.
An investigation into the disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jetliner is focusing more on a suspicion of foul play, as evidence suggests it was diverted hundreds of miles off course, sources familiar with the Malaysian probe said. In a far more detailed description of military radar plotting than has been publicly revealed, two sources told Reuters an unidentified aircraft that investigators suspect was missing Flight MH370 appeared to be following a commonly used navigational route when it was last spotted early on Saturday, northwest of Malaysia. Read full story here
Investigators are focusing on foul play in the case of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, after military radar-tracking evidence suggested it was deliberately diverted towards the Andaman Islands, sources familiar with the probe said.
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The Malaysian police have reportedly searched the house of the jetliner's pilot and questioned his family to find out if there were any underlying mental or psychological issues, as part of what they said was routine investigation after the flight's disappearance. Read here.
The missing plane reportedly sent out faint signals soon after it disappeared early on Saturday, March 8, sources have said. Read the full story here.
The massive international search for the missing jetliner is likely expand to the Indian Ocean, after United States defence and aviation experts noted there was a significant probability of the plane being at the bottom of the ocean. Read more here.
Also read: Indian Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard join search for missing Malaysian MH370 aircraft
Malaysia Airlines has announced that the flight codes of its missing plane, MH370 and MH371, will be dropped and replaced by new ones as a mark of respect to the passengers and crew. Read more.
Aircraft off the radar in this age puzzles experts
US investigators have said they suspect the missing plane may have flown for hours past the time it reached its last confirmed location. This could mean that it covered an additional distance of about 2,200 miles (3,500 km), potentially reaching the border of Pakistan or as far as destinations in the Indian Ocean or Arabian Sea.
A search by two Vietnamese aircraft responding to information provided by Chinese satellite images has failed to locate objects suspected of being wreckage from the missing aircraft. Read here.
On Thursday, the sixth day since the aircraft disappeared, China released three satellite images showing possible debris from the missing jetliner in the South China Sea. Read more here.
India has joined 11 other countries in the search for the missing jetliner. India's defense ministry instructed the joint command on the remote Andaman and Nicobar Islands on Thursday to deploy ships, aircraft and helicopters to search for a missing Malaysian airliner, command spokesman Harmeet Singh said.
The armed forces will hold a meeting on Thursday evening to decide how to coordinate their search efforts with other countries, after which they will make deployments, a senior command officer said. On Wednesday, Malaysia had sought India's help in the search. Read here.
There have been a series of conflicting accounts of the flight path of the Boeing 777-200ER, which vanished from radar screens early on Saturday en route to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur with 239 people on board. Malaysia's military said on Wednesday the jet may have strayed to the west.
Also read: A timeline of the events in the disappearance of Flight MH370.
With the disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines jetliner, one of the most baffling mysteries in recent aviation history, the Malaysian government has come under intense international criticism for a litany of confusing messages and a perceived lack of transparency. Families of the missing passengers, espcially of the 154 Chinese, have voiced fury at what they said was the slow release of information. Read more.
A senior Malaysia Airlines' executive said on Wednesday that the airline has "no reason to believe" that any actions by the crew caused the disappearance of a jetliner over the weekend.
Hugh Dunleavy, the commercial director of Malaysia Airlines, said, "We have no reason to believe that there was anything, any actions, internally by the crew that caused the disappearance of this aircraft."
Startling revelations
Increasingly startling revelations are emerging surrounding the mysterious disappearance of the jetliner. Two women passengers have claimed that the co-pilot of the missing aircraft invited them to join him in the cockpit during a previous international flight, where he also smoked. Read more.
Another baffling occurence is that investigators have reportedly found that mobile phones of some of the passengers were still ringing when they were called by anxious relatives, causing speculations along the lines of the Bermuda Triangle theory. Read more here.
Earlier, Malaysia's air force chief denied saying military radar tracked the missing flight MH370 over the Strait of Malacca, adding to the mystery surrounding the fate of the jetliner. Read more
Search operations continue
The massive air and sea search for the jetliner expanded on Wednesday, its fifth day, to cover an area stretching from China to the Andaman Sea. However, it has failed to find any trace of the Boeing 777 and the authorities no closer to explaining what happened to the plane or the passengers on board.
Also read: Confusion as search for Malaysian jet spreads across South East Asia.
China's civil air force will add two planes to the search for a missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner, the country's civil aviation chief said on Wednesday, adding that search and rescue efforts would be broadened to include land areas.
Vitenam had briefly scaled down search operations in waters off its southern coast, saying it was receiving scanty and confusing information from Malaysia over where the aircraft may have headed after it lost contact with air traffic control. But the search was soon back on in full force and was even extending on to land.
Meanwhile, a US company has put crowdsourcing to work in the search for the missing plane, enlisting Internet users to comb through satellite images of more than 1,200 square miles (3,200 square km) of open seas for any signs of wreckage. Read more here.
Terror angle debated
Even as the head of Interpol has said that the missing plane is unlikely to be the result of a terrorist event, the director of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), John Brennan, said on Tuesday that the CIA is not ruling out the possibility of a terror link. "You cannot discount any theory," he said.
One of the two male passengers holding false passports who boarded the lost plane was a 19-year-old Iranian national, Malaysia's police chief said on Tuesday. People-smuggling is emerging as the likeliest explanation for the identity fraud, the police added.
Inspector General of police Khalid Abu Bakar said at a news conference that it was unlikely that the two men were involved with a terrorist organisation. The identity of the other man was being investigated, he added.
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China has deployed 10 satellites to help in the massive air and sea search for the missing plane, the People's Liberation Army Daily said on Tuesday.
As dozens of ships and aircraft from 10 countries scour the seas around Malaysia and the south of Vietnam, it is hoped that the enhanced technologies of the satellites will help provide a quicker answer to the fate of the missing aircraft. Read more
Boats and aircraft are searching for traces of a Malaysian jet that vanished on a remote Vietnamese island after possible debris was spotted floating nearby. However, Malaysian authorities have dismissed Vietnam's National Committee for Search and Rescue who've claimed to have found debris so far was not part of the missing airliner. Read more here
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Two objects were seen from the air late Sunday some 50 miles (80 kilometres) off Tho Chu island, in what Vietnamese authorities said could be a breakthrough sighting of debris from the disappeared jet. The discovery has helped Vietnamese sea and air teams refine their hunt for Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight MH370 to a zone near the small island off Vietnam's southwestern tip. Read more here
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The US sent the FBI to investigate, but stressed there was no evidence of terrorism yet.
Both passports used by missing Malaysian Airline passengers were stolen in Phuket. Read more
Search and rescue planes scoured waters off the southern tip of Vietnam on Monday, searching for any trace of a Malaysia Airlines jetliner 48 hours after it vanished from radar screens with 239 people on board. Questions mounted over possible security lapses and whether a bomb or hijacking could have brought down the Beijing-bound plane, after Interpol confirmed at least two passengers used stolen passports and said it was checking whether others aboard had used false identity documents.
Read: Search planes scour sea for missing Malaysian jetliner
United States Navy MH-60R Seahawk helicopter (HSM-78 Det 2) of the Guided Missile Destroyer USS Pinckney (DDG 91) approaches to conduct a crew swap prior to returning on task in the search and rescue for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 (Photo by: US Navy photo by Senior Chief Petty Officer Chris D. Boardman/Released)
Malaysian authorities expanded their search for wreckage to the country's west coast, and asked for help from Indonesia.
A total of 40 ships and 22 aircraft from an array of countries including China and the US are now involved in the hunt across the two areas.
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Malaysian authorities have expanded their search for wreckage to the country's west coast, and asked for help from Indonesia. Searches so far had concentrated on waters to the country's east, in the South China Sea.
Meanwhile, Chinese state media is reporting that a Chinese person whose passport number is among those listed for passengers aboard the missing flight did not in fact board the plane.
Read: Interpol probes more suspect passports from missing flight
According to the Xinhua news agency the person, a resident of Fujian province in eastern China, has no departure record and is still in Fujian.
Although the passport number is the same, the name listed by Malaysia Airlines for the passenger is, it says, adding the owner says he has never lost his passport.
Hamid Mohamad Amin, director of operations with the Malaysian maritime enforcement agency, tells my colleague M. Jegathesan: "We have our ships and planes in the South China Sea and Malacca Strait looking for the missing aircraft."
"There is no trace of the missing plane," some 40 hours after it disappeared from radar screens.
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Did the jet turn back?
Malaysian Airlines CEO Ahmad Jauhari Yahya says the plane's systems would have set off alarm bells if it turned back.
"When there is an air turn-back the pilot would be unable to proceed as planned," he says, adding authorities are "quite puzzled" over the situation.
On the possible cause of the incident, Dunleavy says the airline "cannot make any assumptions about the root cause until we locate the aircraft."
"We will not know until we find the aircraft and find the black box."
Where the stolen passports are concerned he says the "airline itself cannot validate a passport we just need to check that when we see a passport it doesn't look like it's been forged, and it's got a legitimate visa."
"Airlines don't have access to national databases about passports, that would be a government investigation."
A Vietnamese helicopter discovered two oil slicks in waters off the coast of Vietnam after a Malaysia Airlines plane an hour into the flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing went missing early Saturday, an official said Sunday.
Also read: Malaysian jetliner may have turned back before vanishing
The oil slicks were spotted at the suspected area where the plane went missing, the official with the search operation confirmed Sunday, Xinhua reported.
The Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, a Boeing 777-200ER, carried 239 people on board, including five Indians, 154 Chinese and 38 Malaysians. It lost contact with air traffic controllers an hour after take-off from Kuala Lumpur Saturday.
There is still no confirmed information about the fate of the plane after about 36 hours since it lost contact with ground controllers.
Public reaction:
Malaysia Airlines flight MH-370 still missing; People react on social media with prayers and best wishes
Not all the messages are of sympathy, with some Chinese social media users speculating the plane could have been hijacked, noting the incident comes a week after a brutal knife attack in the southwest city of Kunming that both Beijing and Washington have described as an act of terror.
"What on earth is happening to China in 2014? First there's the Kunming incident, then a disappearing aircraft. Was it directed at Chinese people? I'm beginning to think more and more that this is terrorism," writes one Sina Weibo user.
06:53 GMT - Sympathy - With the bulk of the passengers coming from China, the country's social media is filled with messages of sympathy.
One widely circulated post on China's hugely popular messaging app WeChat reads: "MH370, we hope the radar can see you. If you copy, keep flying at your current height until you reach your destination.
"We'll clear the way for you. Everybody is more than happy to let you be the first to land.
"The sky is clear, with temperature in Beijing at five degrees Celsius, a little bit cold. Please wear your coats to keep warm.
"Remember to hug your family and friends after you disembark. They love you, they really do."
Also read: United Nations and people react with heart-breaking tweets over MH370 missing plane
United States sends help:
The United States has dispatched a team of experts to Asia to help authorities investigate the case of a missing Malaysian Airlines plane that is presumed to have crashed with 239 people on board, including five Indians.
While the team among others includes officials from the National Transportation Safety Board, Boeing, the US Navy has dispatched a guided-missile destroyer to the southern coast of Vietnam to aid in the search efforts of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
There were 227 passengers and 12 crew members on board when the plane en route to Beijing went missing.
"Once the location of the airplane is determined, International Civil Aviation Organization protocols will determine which country will lead the investigation," the National Transportation Safety Board said in a statement.
"Because of the lengthy travel time from the United States, the NTSB has sent a team of investigators, accompanied by technical advisers from Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration, to the area so they will be positioned to offer US assistance," the statement said, adding that the team departed from the US last night.
In a statement, Boeing said it will join the US National Transportation Safety Board team as a technical advisor.
"The team is now en route to the area so they will be positioned to offer assistance," it said.
The Boeing 777-200 Flight MH370 with passengers from 14 different countries disappeared on Friday night.
Vietnamese air force planes spotted two large oil slicks off the southern tip of Vietnam that authorities suspect are from the missing plane.
Also read: Beijing-bound Malaysia Airlines flight disappears with 227 passengers
Malaysia launches terror probe?
Meanwhile, Malaysia on Sunday launched a terror probe into the disappearance of a passenger jet carrying 239 people and the United States sent the FBI to investigate, as anguished relatives begged for news of their loved ones.
At least two passengers boarded using stolen European passports, officials and reports have said.
"At the same time our own intelligence have been activated, and of course, the counterterrorism units... from all the relevant countries have been informed," Malaysia's acting transport minister Hishammuddin Hussein told reporters.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is sending agents and technical experts to assist the probe, US media reported.
US officials told The Los Angeles Times that they were trying to determine whether there was any terror link to the flight's disappearance, but stressed there was no evidence to support that yet.
"Just because they (the passports) were stolen doesn't mean the travellers were terrorists," a Department of Homeland Security official told the paper.
"They could have been nothing more than thieves. Or they could have simply bought the passports on the black market."
What happened?
Flight MH370, operated on a Boeing B777-200 aircraft, was travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. It carried 239 people: 227 passengers, including two children, and 12 crew members.
After reports from state media that a Vietnam Navy official said that the aircraft had crashed into the sea near Vietnam's Tho Chu island, Malaysia Transport Minister Hishamuddin Hussein has denied reports that the flight has crashed. He also says there is no sign of plane wreckage.
Vietnam, Malaysia and Singapore are conducting joint search and rescue operations for a missing Malaysia Airlines plane in waters south of Vietnam's Tho Chu island, China's Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.
Earlier, Malaysian naval vessels saw no immediate sign of wreckage when they reached the maritime area off the country's northeast coast where the missing aircraft last made contact on Saturday, a senior rescue official said.
Malaysia has sent three maritime enforcement ships and a navy vessel to the area, backed by three helicopters, a Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency official said. "Our aircraft asset spotted an orange speck in the sea where the last signal came from. We sent a vessel to search the area and it was confirmed that it was nothing," the official told Reuters.
The chief executive of Malaysia Airlines, Ahmad Jauhari Yahya, said on Saturday that the airline will continue to run other flights as normal.
The Malaysia Airlines flight disappeared at 02:40 local Malaysian time on Saturday (18:40 GMT on Friday). It had left Kuala Lumpur at 12.21 a.m. (16:21 GMT on Friday) and had been expected to land in the Chinese capital at 6.30 am (22:30 GMT) the same day, a 2,300-mile (3,700 kilometres) trip.
The airline said it had lost contact with the aircraft about two hours after it took off from Kuala Lumpur, over the South China Sea in airspace controlled by Vietnam, in the early hours of Saturday morning, China's Xinhua news agency reported. The aircraft held a little more than seven hours of fuel when it disappeared. It has been 11 hours since the news of the flight came in. The plane is suspected to have run out of fuel.
The aircraft did not enter airspace controlled by China and did not make contact with Chinese controllers, the agency added. Malaysia airlines has not yet confirmed that the flight has crashed.
A Vietnam Navy official had said that Malaysia Airline flight MH370 crashed into the sea near Vietnam's Tho Chu island, the state media reported. Admiral Ngo Van Phat has since stated that he had said the plane "could have crashed", and denied earlier reports in Vietnamese state media quoting him as saying the plane had actually crashed.
Chinese state television has reported on one of its official microblogs that China has dispatched two maritime rescue ships to the South China Sea to help in rescue work for the missing MH370 flight. China has not yet received reports of any crashed plane in Chinese waters, the state media also said.
The flight was carrying passengers of 14 different nationalities. A fresh passengers' list issued by the airline said five Indians were among the 239 passengers on board the aircraft, correcting its previous account in which Indians were not mentioned.
A passenger manifest originating from China which has been circulating online and also published by Star online mentions the Indians along with their passport numbers. The names include Chetna Kolekar, Swanand Kolekar, Suresh Kolekar, Chandrika Sharma and Prahlad Shirsatha. One Indian-origin Canadian Muktesh Mukherjee was also on board.
The airline has released this list of nationalities:
1. China / Taiwan – 152, 1 infant / 1
2. Malaysia - 38
3. Indonesia - 7
4. Australia - 6
5. France - 3
6. United States of America – 3 pax plus 1 infant
7. New Zealand - 2
8. Ukraine - 2
9. Canada - 2
10. Russia - 1
11. Italy - 1
12. India - 5
13. Netherlands - 1
14. Austria - 1
Malaysian and Vietnamese search-and-rescue operations are on to find the aircraft.
The flight was piloted by 53-year-old Malaysian Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah, who has a total of 18,365 flying hours. He joined Malaysia Airlines in 1981. First officer, Fariq Ab.Hamid, also a Malaysian, is aged 27 and has a total flying hours of 2,763 hours. He joined Malaysia Airlines in 2007.
The airline is Malaysia's national carrier and one of the largest in Asia, flying about 37,000 passengers daily to 80 destinations worldwide.
People across the world have taken to Twitter to share news and updates about the incident, and pray for the passengers and their families.
Also read: Malaysia Airlines flight MH370: Anguished wait for fate of beloved
Indians on Board:
Five Indians are among the 239 passengers on board the Malaysia Airlines plane that went missing en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing early Saturday.
Flight MH 370, a Boeing 777-200 aircraft, took off from Kuala Lumpur at 12:21 a.m. local time and was scheduled to land in Beijing at 6:30 a.m. local time but it lost contact with ground control two hours after take-off.
Even as anxious relatives thronged the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, the location of the aircraft remains unknown.
In its fourth media statement in this connection, Malaysia Airlines said: "Malaysia Airlines is still unable to establish any contact or establish the whereabouts of flight MH370. Earlier today, Subang ATC had lost contact with the aircraft at 2.40 a.m. The last known position of MH370 before it disappeared off the radar was 065515 North (longitude) and 1033443 East (latitude)."
According to the airline's website, there are 227 passengers on board, including two infants.
Apart from the five Indians, there are 154 Chinese, 38 Malaysians, seven Indonesians, six Australians, four Americans, three French, two New Zealanders, two Ukrainians, two Canadians, one Russian, one Italian, one Dutch and one Austrian on board.
Read: Malaysia Airlines flight MH370: Anguished wait for fate of beloved
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak says still no sign of missing plane
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said on Saturday that no sign had yet been found of a missing Malaysia Airlines plane that vanished from radar screens over the South China Sea with 227 passengers and 12 crew on board.
He said search operations in an area about midway between Malaysia and Vietnam's southern coast were being intensified.
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Bill Drypolcher wasn't just a two-time varsity letter-winner at 160 pounds; nor was he just a Mid-American Conference wrestling champion in 1966.
He was also the guy who cleaned the mats before practice.
The 1967 graduate of the College of Business Administration came to Kent State because legendary 42-season coach Joe Begala "gave him a chance."
"I was not a state champion, and he brought me to school by giving me my out-of-state tuition and room and board, and I was thrilled at that," Drypolcher says. "And every year, as I got better and better, he gave me more. And I was thankful for that. I came from a very middle-class family, and they probably could afford one guy in school, but they had four."
So when he needed more income to make ends meet, Begala offered him that job cleaning up. "I had to do what I had to do," Drypolcher says. "And so I felt I got a lot out of that and my experience at Kent State."
After graduation, Drypolcher was drafted into the military, where he served in Vietnam and became a U.S. Army Ranger School instructor. But it was upon his discharge in 1970 that his career took shape. After earning an his M.B.A., he moved with his wife, Trudy, to San Francisco, a city he'd fallen in love with after visiting a fraternity brother who lived in the area.
By 1978 he'd earned a real estate license and launched Zephyr Real Estate, which began with four people and now comprises six offices with 270 employees — the largest independent Realtor in the city, with $1 billion in yearly sales.
For decades, Drypolcher found himself disconnected from Kent State. But that changed after a visit from university athletics officials — and the launch of www.kentstatesports.com, the official website of the Golden Flashes, where he keeps up with his former team.
"I follow Kent State on the Internet. It's a good tool — I don't need to be there all the time," he says, noting it's considerably more convenient when compared to his last visit for the MAC wrestling championships, when 22 inches of snow fell.
Tracking the team on the Web has given him high regard for Wrestling Coach Jim Andrassy, who he felt had potential to make the Flashes into a nationally ranked team. And through visits and conversations with the coach, Drypolcher learned he could assist in that effort.
"Bill stepped forward as the lead contributor to two important projects: renovations to the wrestling room and locker room," Andrassy says. "Those improvements have aided our recruiting efforts, which, in turn, have boosted our national profile and performance."
Indeed, in the past two seasons, the Kent State wrestling team has placed in the top 25 at the NCAA tournament. And watching the program's success has led Drypolcher to increase his contributions to the team and the university's Centennial Campaign — most recently in the form of a $500,000 bequest to fund a wrestling endowment, which he also hopes will encourage other alumni to give back.
"The important thing is I feel good about helping the kids and the coaches and the school," he says, "because they were there for me."
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