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Video: Sebelius to testify on ACA website
WASHINGTON - Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius apologized to Americans Wednesday for the troubled rollout of the national health care law and its plagued website.
"You deserve better," Sebelius said as she began her testimony to the House Energy and Commerce Committee. "I apologize. I'm accountable to you for fixing these problems."
As GOP calls for her resignation grow louder, Sebelius is getting intense grilling from the panel - which is hearing from the embattled health care secretary for the first time since HealthCare.gov went live on Oct. 1.
"Hold me accountable for the debacle. I'm responsible," Sebelius said after a heated exchange with Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., about problems with the website technology.
Asked for an accounting of federal dollars, Sebelius said the government so far has spent $118 million on the website and another $56 million on "IT support" for the website."
Sebelius' testimony comes the day after Marilyn Tavenner, the director of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the Obama administration official closest to the website's management, apologized for the botched rollout.
HealthCare.gov has been shaky since its debut on Oct. 1, when open enrollment began under the Affordable Care Act. The law, which passed with no Republican support, was signed by President Obama with great fanfare in 2010 as a key to overhauling the nation's complex health care system and providing insurance to millions of people who are currently without such coverage.
Obama has stood by Sebelius, a former Kansas governor, and has embarked on his own campaign to tout the law's benefits and move away from the website debacle. The president will speak Wednesday afternoon in Boston, to illustrate the success of Massachusetts' health care law - the basis for the Affordable Care Act.
Jeffrey Zients, a former White House budget deputy, said the site will be fixed by Nov. 30. Sebelius' prepared testimony says HHS has updated the website's technology with new code and help from experts inside and outside of government.
Sebelius said Wednesday that she feels good about the Nov. 30 date, noting that the department's assessment is that it will take that long for HealthCare.gov to be "an optimally functional" website.
"I have confidence ... but I know it isn't fair to the American people to take my word for it," she said. "I have to fix this."
But until HealthCare.gov gets a clean bill of health, congressional Republicans are sure to keep using the website as a focal point in their arguments that the law is an unwieldy and costly example of government intrusion. The GOP-led House has tried dozens of times to repeal the law, to no avail.
While the administration says more than 700,000 people have created accounts to buy insurance on state and federal health exchanges since Oct. 1, Tavenner and other officials have not disclosed how many people have actually enrolled through the online network.


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|Hunter-Wills Family Papers
Hunter family
Wills family
|ECU Manuscript Collection
|Papers (1858-1921) consisting of copies and originals, consisting of correspondence, equipment catalogues, and miscellaneous.
|0.43 Cubic feet, 210 items , copies and originals, consisting of correspondence, equipment catalogues, and miscellaneous.
August 8, 1973, ca. 200 items; Copies and originals,papers (1858-1908) of a Warren and Halifax County family including correspondence, equipment catalogues, and miscellaneous. Loaned for copying by Mrs. C. E. Skillman, Warrenton, N.C.
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Literary rights to specific documents are retained by the authors or their descendants in accordance with U.S. copyright law.
Hunter-Wills Family Papers (#237), East Carolina Manuscript Collection, J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, USA.
Processed by C. Joyner, December 1973
Encoded by Apex Data Services
The Hunter and Wills families of Halifax and Warren Counties were related through the marriage of James E. Hunter and Lucy Wills in 1869. The Wills family of Brinkleyville played a prominent role in the Methodist Protestant Church from its beginning in 1828 throughout the nineteenth century. William H. Wills was a distinguished clergyman and educator in North Carolina. He participated actively in the North Carolina Annual conferences of the Methodist Protestant Church from 1831 to 1884. In 1855 he and Rev. Jesse Hayes Page opened the Halifax Male Academy at Brinkleyville and shortly thereafter they established the Elba Female Seminary. Wills served as secretary of the North Carolina Conference for several years and was president of the General Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church in 1866. He married Anna Maria Whitaker and they were the parents of three sons and six daughters. The eldest son, Rev. Richard Henry Wills, was also a minister of the Methodist Protestant Church. The second son, George, served as a lieutenant in the Confederate army and was killed in battle. Of the daughters Lula and Lucy figure prominently in the correspondence, as Lucy became the wife of James E. Hunter.
The bulk of the collection is family-centered correspondence written during the Civil War, Reconstruction, and post-Reconstruction periods.
The Civil War correspondence relates primarily to family matters but it also contains significant material pertaining to religious, social, economic, and military aspects of the South during the war. The religious material is found primarily in the correspondence of R. H. Wills and his sister Lula. R. H. wrote frequently of his various congregations, life as a minister, and his personal religious beliefs. During the winter and summer of 1862, he wrote from the Plymouth/Mackey's Ferry area where he witnessed Union troop movements, Negroes joining the Union cause, and southerners taking "the oath" with the North.
Included in the Civil War correspondence are numerous letters that discuss the military situation and camp life matters. These include correspondence describing camp life at Norfolk, Butler's ultimatum, and duty while stationed at Lewell's Point (July 1, 1861); camp life at Yorktown, work details, war rumors, high moral of troops, and the possibility of General Hill moving his regiment to Richmond (July 17, 1861); the Confederate retreat from New Bern and the problems of Confederate supplies (March 18, 1862); an eyewitness account of the Monitor-Merrimac Battle and the expectation for the return of the Merrimac (April 12, 1862); and the war news and the overcrowded conditions at hospitals in Richmond (June 6, 1862). There are also several letters from the Hunter brothers while stationed at Fort Fisher and Fort Caswell (1864). These describe the election of officers, the practice of obtaining substitutes, blockade running, long rolls, the method and possibilities of visiting Fort Fisher, and camp life. Also of importance are several letters written from Florida that describe home life in Florida; battles in East Florida, in which the Union used Negro troops (February, 1864); the Confederate call for horses (1864); and the practice of caring for Union and Confederate soldiers. Other letters late in the war describe camp life on the Rapidan (1864), dissatisfaction with people at home, duty near Kinston, N.C., under General Robert F. Hoke (February, 1864), feelings of patriotism, and the future prospects of the war. Finally of importance are several letters written to a Confederate prisoner in the Union prison at Elmira, New York.
Reconstruction correspondence contains significant material relating to religious, social, economic and medical aspects. Religious material is found predominantly in the correspondence of William H. Wills to his daughter (Lula) and R. H. Wills to his sister (Lula). These two describe their ideas as Methodist Protestant ministers, attendance at state and national church conferences, the morality of the period, and their personal religious beliefs. Social aspects are expanded on in nearly every letter. Both families wrote often of family matters, travels, social activities, and work habits.
Economic activities of the two families also receive considerable attention. The correspondence describes family gardens, dressmaking, quilting, etc. It also makes reference to the condition of farms in the area, including cotton picking, crop shortages due to drought, the hiring of labor, and the crops grown. Of importance was a trip by J. E. Hunter to Philadelphia and Baltimore (1876) in which he describes buying on the market, selling goods, the high price of goods, and the Philadelphia Exhibition.
The correspondence of the late nineteenth century is of particular economic interest. One group of letters is from various northern equipment manufacturers. Many of these contain price lists, circulars, and advertisements of their equipment. Also included in the correspondence are references to an earthquake (October, 1886) and its effect on the general public, the canning of fruit, raising of chickens and turkeys, the effect of the "early frost of 1886," "triffling" tenants, labor problems, and garden work.
Of particular note are letters describing a trip to Washington and attendance at a Temperance Meeting (January, 1876); telling of life at A & M College (N.C. State University) and giving a detailed description of a visit to Occoneechee Farm owned by Julian S. Carr (May, 1895); recounting a visit to a naval parade, the TEXAS, and seeing Peason Hobson (October, 1898); and describing college life and reporting on a trip to Knoxville, Tennessee, Washington, D.C., and Mount Vernon (1903).
Miscellaneous material includes a wide variety of mostly unrelated items including a list of books read by J. E. Hunter, a classbook for the Union Methodist Protestant Church (1852), family poems, a typed description of Dalkeith, a sketchbook of R. H. Wills (1857-1865), a court record for Brinkleyville (1898-1909), a Tax-in-kind form (1869), and numerous equipment catalogues (1870s and 1880s).
Online access to this finding aid is supported with funds created through the federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA). These funds come through a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services which is administered by the State Library of North Carolina, a division of the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources. This grant is part of the North Carolina ECHO, Exploring Cultural Heritage Online, Digitization Grant Program.


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Hostess to close up shop. This is a sad day.http://www.nbcnews.com/business/hostess-maker-twinkies-ding-dongs-says-closing-business-1C7112898And the fruit pies, especially the lemon were a backpacking staple for me. Hope they can make a return.
Edited by kthompson on 11/16/2012 06:27:45 MST.
One of my backpacking buddies has always carried Ding Dongs with him on our trips. They get pretty smushed in his pack and we've seen him put them in a cold stream during the summer (still wrapped) to try to get them to solidify a little.I don't know what he'll do...
That's a cautionary tale...
Never had either. Just heard stories about em.
Some times things happen for the best
Developments like this will play havoc with the "currency" of fine cinematic gems, such as "Zombie Land", and the use of idiosyncratic expressions.No more Twinkies? Ho-ho's? Ding-Dongs? Now, the leftover Twinkies will surely last a while, but how long until they've got the way of rotary dial phones, written letters and dare we consider, the mimeograph? Great, now another reason to receive blank stares from teenagers when I speak...
Hostess is selling off all of its assets, and those assets include both the recipes and names of its products. It's very likely that some other manufacturer will continue making these, as the branding has a lot of goodwill.
What I heard on news was that management made demands on laborLabor refused to agree to management demandsManagement shut down the business
I love my enriched wheat flour, sugar, corn syrup, niacin, water, high fructose corn syrup, vegetable and/or animal shortening – containing one or more of partially hydrogenated soybean, cottonseed and canola oil, and beef fat, dextrose, whole eggs, modified corn starch, cellulose gum, whey, leavenings (sodium acid pyrophosphate, baking soda, monocalcium phosphate), salt, cornstarch, corn flour, corn syrup, solids, mono and diglycerides, soy lecithin, polysorbate 60, dextrin, calcium caseinate, sodium stearoyl lactylate, wheat gluten, calcium sulphate, natural and artificial flavors, caramel color, yellow #5, red #40 all in a convenient plastic wrapper.If you ask me, it's the "solids" and "beef fat" that really make the recipe.
With the demise of Twinkies, I wonder what the vendors at our local county fair will deep fat fry next year?
The movie Zombieland just became dated.
Jerry:"What I heard on news was that management made demands on laborLabor refused to agree to management demandsManagement shut down the business"What I hear is that Labor made demands on management. Management warned it could not survive this. Even heard about a dispute between baker's and teamsters; the latter accusing the former of causing the shut down.
Teamsters accepted changes and realized company was in a tough spot for various reasons. Teamster union boss was even ticked at Baker's union..go figure. Baker's were ticked off because bankruptcy judge approved the changes and forced them to accept. They decided is was better to strike. Company warned them it had no choice. Company sent a warning shot by closing down 3 plants and laid off 600 employees. Baker's union boss said the changes were just not reasonable, so now we have 18,000 unemployed people. Now we have twinkies going for $500 a box on ebay.
Ha!I didn't mean to pass judgement on whether anyone was right or wrong
Yay unions. This is terrible.
There's a nice overview of Hostess mess from the August issue of Fortune:http://management.fortune.cnn.com/2012/07/26/hostess-twinkies-bankrupt/"Still, it's clear from court documents and background interviews with a range of sources that practically nobody involved can shoot straight: The Teamsters* remain stuck in a time warp, unwilling to sufficiently adapt in a competitive marketplace. The PE firm failed to turn Hostess around after taking it over. The hedgies can't see beyond their internal rates of return. Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera."*Since the Teamsters later agree, perhaps that should be "unions"
It's really simple: if your business model is so poor that you can't find workers willing to work for low enough salaries for you to be profitable, you need to be out of business. That's what happened. The free market works.
This sucks. I really like Twinkies.
DIY instructions (or should that be MYOG)http://grist.org/living/umbras-second-helpings-how-to-make-organic-twinkies-video/
Feel for employees. Imagine most would rather have job than be unemployed. Bad advice from union.
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
April is Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month. Our community is receiving a gift to celebrate the occasion. The brand new location for the Family Support and Children's Justice Center will open for the first day on Wednesday April 28.
This has been the cummulation of several years of hard work by director Shelley Wright, her staff, the county commission and the community. It will be a larger and more functional facility to house the two agencies that help make our children safer. The two agencies are the Family Support Center with its respite nursery, parenting classes and other support services, and the Children's Justice Center (CJC) that coordinates and assists the agencies that are investigating child abuse.
There are 11 family support centers and 15 CJC's spread state-wide. Carbon's Center was established in 1996 by the vision of a group of community leaders from various agencies and schools in the community. With limited money available it was the decision of the group to run the only joint facility in the state. There was only a $68,000 three year grant and a small handful of other funding sources to get things rolling.
The house on the corner of third east was one of the few places available that had enough rooms to do all the missions that needed to be done. The first director, Terry Willis, was tasked with the responsibility to get the project off the ground and the entire house needed to be remodeled. The community stepped in and adopted rooms and donated material to get the job done. Even in those early days space was tight.
As more funding came available, more services were also identified and staff added. Soon the little kitchen upstairs had to double as an office and the porch was also converted to office space. Still there was not enough space. In addition the stairs were very steep and that prevented some people from being able to get up to the interview rooms. Many options, including an elevator were explored, but no solution was found.
Soon after current director Shelley Wright took over she had to help a very over weight young girl up the stairs to be interviewed. The agonizing ordeal the child had to go through to find help was the breaking point and Wright new that a facility was no longer an option.
She met with Commissioner Mike Milovich to find out her options. Milovich told her to find an architect and he would find the money. Neither realized to enormity of the task before them. Once the plans were drawn up, it was apparent that the facility needed was a bit larger than the commissioner had envisioned, but he quickly adjusted and the funding was acquired in the form of a CIB grant for 60 percent of the project and a CIB loan for the other 40 percent.
The next battle turned out to be the land. The first sport looked at was a county owned piece behind Gas and Go. But to get the facility, play area and parking they needed, they needed to look else where. After the country negotiated with SITLA, the land next to Active Re-Entry on fairgrounds road was secured.
Ground breaking took place last September and the crew was able to work through the winter to get things done. Rooms again are being adopted out and all have been spoken for. New furniture, desks and other items are quickly filling up the space in preparation for the big day.
Last year approximately 250 children walked through the doors of the white house on the corner. Wright is hoping to see an increase in that number this year. The old facility was only licensed for eight children at a time. Wright hopes they can now serve 12-15 at any given time.
The CJC interview rooms will have the most up-to date technology. Families will have their own separate waiting areas if more than one interview is going on at a time.
While the facility is a little out of the way now, Wright foresees little issue with transportation. Many families use the center for medical and shopping during respite hours. The new facility is actually closer to shopping and most medical facilities. The only concern is that some women who are in the women's shelter used to walk down since many don't have cars. They will no longer be able to do that.
The center is required to match federal and state dollars with community donations so fund raising is an ongoing issue. Wright wants to remind everyone that there will be an art auction and reception with hordevours and wine this Friday night at the Carbon Country Club. Many of the areas top artists have donated a piece for the cause.


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42 U.S. Code § 7610 - Other authority
(a) Authority and responsibilities under other laws not affected
Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, this chapter shall not be construed as superseding or limiting the authorities and responsibilities, under any other provision of law, of the Administrator or any other Federal officer, department, or agency.
Source(July 14, 1955, ch. 360, title III, § 310, formerly § 10, as added Pub. L. 88–206, § 1,Dec. 17, 1963, 77 Stat. 401; renumbered § 303,Pub. L. 89–272, title I, § 101(4),Oct. 20, 1965, 79 Stat. 992; amended Pub. L. 90–148, § 2,Nov. 21, 1967, 81 Stat. 505; renumbered § 310 and amended Pub. L. 91–604, §§ 12(a), 15 (c)(2),Dec. 31, 1970, 84 Stat. 1705, 1713.)
Section was formerly classified to section 1857i of this title.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 310 of act July 14, 1955, was renumbered section 317 by Pub. L. 91–604and is set out as a Short Title note under section 7401 of this title.
Provisions similar to those in subsec. (a) of this section were contained in section 1857f of this title, act July 14, 1955, ch. 360, § 7,69 Stat. 323, prior to the general amendment of this chapter by Pub. L. 88–206.
1970—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 91–604, § 15(c)(2), substituted "Administrator" for "Secretary".
1967—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 90–148substituted reference to section 246 of this title for reference to section 246 (c) of this title.
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You may have set your browser to use a proxy that doesn't exist, or you may have an incorrectly configured firewall running on your system.
It could be something else too...
I installed RHEL 5.0 on my home PC today. I use a broadband connection at home for internet(pppoe). iam not able to access internet using the mozilla on RHEL. i am able to ping to the gateway, ping to yahoo website command # host yahoo website address resolves the ip and the reverse too. i have checked the entries in all the network conf files tht am aware of, but still scratching my head over this.
additionally, i can also access my roter page (192.168.1.1) on mozilla
but trying any website on mozilla returns with the page is not found. suprisingly(actually annoying) the redhat website works absolutely fine. please help!
You may have set your browser to use a proxy that doesn't exist, or you may have an incorrectly configured firewall running on your system.
It could be something else too...
My sites: Linux Home Networking - Linux Quick Fix Notebook
there are no proxy settings in the browser
linux firewall has been disabled - i havent installed any other firewall
selinux is also not enforcing
just a suggestion. i would try resetting the modem. then run the command (service network restart) at the root. when you say redhat website works fine, are you talking about http://www.redhat.com or file://..redhat.. which doesn't need internet connection.
yes www.redhat.com was working but not anymore... just few more updates
i confirmed that if i open the brower firefox, enter the ip address of any website - i tried google, that is http://(ip address of google) it loads the page. but am not able to access when i type in the web address. so i concluded the issue could be with dns resolving.
i checked my /etc/resolv.conf and it has the correct entries for nameservers as per suggested by ISP
i checked the /etc/nsswitch.conf - it was "hosts files dns" and i changed this like to "hosts dns files" but still unable to access
i have also checked /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 file and it has all the correct info.
i downloaded firefox and hoping thats the latest version, but was not successful to install due to an error message about an unavailable library file... didnt want to start a new issue, just not to complicate things, but i somehow want to resolve my internet access issue
i suspect one of the flat files is causing this here. have set no proxy on the firefox - connect direct to the internet... please help me if you can provide any solution
does it resolve correctly with dig www.google.com? is your resolv.conf automatically populated by the modem with your ISP's nameserver? if a router is connected, you can double-check the correct ISP nameserver by going into your router under status tabs via 192.168.0.1 depending on your router's make. check for anything suspicious in the tail -30 /var/log/messages. one alternative is to configure your own DNS server.
you can use a text-based browser like elinks as an alternative to firefox to test your connection. just do.. elinks www.google.com or elinks 184.108.40.206
i have not tried dig yet. will try that and update you! resolv.conf is not automatically populated, i did add the entries myself. i contacted the ISP and tried with different nameservers as per their advise but none of them works. dmesg | tail doesnt produce anything suspicious
am in the process of configuring my own dns server now, but again i have to set the ISP's nameserver as the master server, so again am doubtful if that will work
elinks dont work too. i dont understand your advise of "if a router is connected, you can double-check the correct ISP nameserver by going into your router under status tabs via 192.168.0.1 depending on your router's make" could you please explain a little more?
that's just how to find the isp's nameserver ip addresses by going into the router and viewing the information under the status tab. but, since you've already have the nameserver ip addresses from your isp, then you wouldn't need to do that.
as for the dns issue, im afraid i've ran out of ideas. but you can ask the guys at www.linuxforums.org if they can help. good luck.


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The bantam wrestling team Dragerton Diggers traveled to Moab, on Feb. 20 to participate in the Little Devil Classic. This tournament features wrestlers from all over Utah and many from Western Colo.
The Dragerton Diggers out of East Carbon, Sunnyside, and Price took 28 wrestlers to the tournament, and competed very well.
The Dragerton Diggers came away with eight golds, 11 silvers, eight bronzes, and one fourth-place finish.
Listed below are the wrestlers and the places they took in the tournament:
Alix Behling, 1st
Chanse Pendergrass, 1st
Ashtun Guymon, 1st
Chandler Boyd, 1st
Josiah Martinez, 1st
Colton Sanderson, 1st
Triton Abeyta, 1st
Taylon Abeyta, 1st
Randy Curtis, 2nd
Tyson Torrez, 2nd
Kane Cooper, 2nd
Isaiah Martinez, 2nd
Jordan Clark, 2nd
J.J. Behling, 2nd
Harley Barker, 2nd
Isaiah Wilstead, 2nd
Keityn Hunt, 2nd
Cayleb Marshall, 2nd
Jyson Morrill, 2nd
Caden Jaramillo, 3rd
Dylan Maynes, 3rd
Wesley Quinlog, 3rd
Zachary Howell, 3rd
Cyrus Leavitt, 3rd
Gavin Guymon, 3rd
Andrew Sanchez, 3rd
Caleb Sanderson, 3rd
Kaitlyn Behling, 4th


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The STING Precision Flight Team is a group of highly skilled aviation students led by faculty advisor Brad Wooden for the purpose of representing the Christian faith and LeTourneau University to aviation professionals across the nation through competition with other aeronautical science schools annually in SAFECON (Safety and Flight Evaluation Conference). STING is a member of The National Intercollegiate Flying Association ( NIFA ).
We also help represent LeTourneau to the local aviation community. The flight team has been called on by the administration to help with preview weekends, giving tours and hosting different events in the Abbott Aviation Center.
LETU's flight team won the coveted Loening Trophy at the 2009 SAFECON competition hosted by Park College in St. Louis, Mo. Considered the most prestigious award at the annual SAFECON competition, the Loening Trophy is awarded to the outstanding all-around collegiate aviation program in the nation. The award represents superb achievement in aeronautical skills and represents the current benchmark for an overall outstanding collegiate aviation program.
Most recently, the team took first place in the 2013 NIFA region IV SAFECON Competition. Team member Gregg Williams also earned the Top Pilot award, and team member Whitney Brouwer earned Top Female Contestant.
Brad Wooden
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South Africa's fear factor - how crime affects sportspeople
It was 5am on Sunday, 23 May 2004 when Frieda Visagie heard a car engine start outside the family smallholding in Maggiesdal, South Africa.
Convinced the Volkswagen of their 19-year-old daughter Marle was being stolen, she woke her husband Rudi and he leapt out of bed.
The 6ft 5in former Springbok rugby player ran to the cupboard, grabbed his 7.65mm pistol and broke open a window. He took aim at the moving vehicle and, with one pull of the trigger, it came to a standstill.
They raced out to apprehend the thief, only to encounter the unthinkable.
"As we got to the car, it was my daughter," 53-year-old Rudi recalls. "The only daughter I have, I will ever have. One that I love with all my heart.
"I saw her in the car, with her head over the steering wheel. Lifeless. There was no life. She was dead on the spot.
"I remember it like yesterday. Something like that doesn't just get out of your mind, it's part of your life. You can't change it, you can't change the bullet, you can't change anything."
South Africa in the spotlight
- Guns in circulation 5,950,000
- Registered guns 3,737,676
- Average guns per 100 people 12.7
- Global rank by gun ownership 50
- Gun murders 8,319 - USA 9,930
- Gun murders per 100,000 people 17.03 - USA 2.97
Sources: South African Police Service, UNODC
Two weeks earlier, Marle had told her father she would be driving to see her boyfriend that morning as a surprise for his birthday.
In the meantime, two people were shot dead by robbers at the property next door, prompting Rudi to move his gun from a safe in an outbuilding to the bedroom. He "totally forgot" about Marle's trip.
Fear of crime in South Africa has again become a major talking point after Oscar Pistorius was charged with murder over the fatal shooting of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's Day.
The Paralympic champion claims he mistook Steenkamp for an intruder, citing South Africa's crime rate to justify a paranoia that led him to keep a gun under his bed and open fire on a locked toilet door.
Many would find the idea of sleeping with a firearm in close proximity unusual, but somebody who can relate to it is Andrew Hall.
Before leaving South Africa for England on a permanent basis in 2011, the former Proteas cricketer slept with a revolver on his bedside table.
Andrew Hall
"I don't think I've ever been back to a cash machine. Not two months after my incident, the same thing happened at the same ATM, but the person got killed."
It is a precaution Hall would not have considered during a peaceful upbringing in Johannesburg, but his thinking changed following two attacks and a house robbery in the space of three years.
The first came in 1998 when he was attacked by two men at a cash machine. Six bullets were fired from point-blank range; one lodged in his left hand, another grazed his cheek and four missed their target.
"I don't think I've ever been back to a cash machine," says the Northants all-rounder. "Not two months after my incident, the same thing happened at the same ATM, but the person got killed."
Three years later, Hall was looking to sell his car and agreed to meet the prospective buyer in a shopping centre parking lot, which was supposed to be patrolled by guards.
But when Hall refused the man and a companion a test drive, a gun was shoved into his side. He was forced into the car, driven around Johannesburg for 45 minutes with the gun pointed to his head and eventually dumped in Soweto.
After his home was broken into and ransacked in a separate incident, Hall chose to spend heavily on security at home, installing gates, reinforced windows, motion-activated alarms and electric fencing. He also purchased and gained a licence for the firearm.
Were it not for his international career, Hall would have left South Africa earlier and he feels there are "too many risks" for him and his wife to return on a permanent basis.
The ordeal of former New Zealand rugby coach John Mitchell was no less traumatic, yet he chose to remain in the country.
South Africa statistics 2012
- Murders 15,609 (UK 550)
- Murder per 100,000 people 30.9 - down 27.6% since 2004
- Attempted murder 14,894
- Attempted murder per 100,000 people 29.4 - down 54.6% since 2004
- All sexual offences 64,419
- Rape per 100,000 people 14.6 - up 7.4% since 2008
- Carjacking 9,540
- Carjacking per 100,00 people 18.7 - down 37% since 2004
- Residential robbery 16,813
- Residential robbery per 100,00 people 33.1 - up 64.4 since 2004
- Drug-related crime 175,823
- Drug-related crime per 100,00 people 348.5 - up 158% since 2004
- Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs 69,232
- Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs per 100,000 people 137.3 - up 155.7% since 2004
Sources: SA Police Service, Crime Stats SA
Mitchell was attacked in his sleep, stabbed, and tied up as intruders raided his Johannesburg apartment in 2010.
"I was just saying 'Please don't kill me'," he remembers. "Everything flashed past me very quickly - 'Is this the end?' I was emotionally gone. I just wanted them to leave me alive."
Mitchell had recently moved over from Australia to coach Golden Lions and believes his position in the public eye, not to mention a branded car, made him an obvious target.
"But the best thing I ever did was stay in South Africa and face it," he says. "If I had left, I would still be thinking about that situation. People here are underprivileged and have to earn a living to keep alive.
"This is part of our country, part of the life we live in. If you are in that position, just make sure you leave people's lives intact."
The burglars who attacked and killed ex-South Africa cricketer John Commins at his Cape Town home on 2 January this year were not so forgiving.
His tearful daughter Donne, agent to some of South Africa's leading cricketers, says: "Not a single person is untouched by crime in this country. It feels to me like we're living a bit in the wild west."
She talks of a "perpetual anxiety" and "underlying fear", but is adamant "this is no longer a white and black thing" and that sportspeople are no more at risk than any other citizens.
Crime expert Rudolph Zinn argues sportspeople are actually less at risk because criminals do not want to attract the greater media and police attention that inevitably accompanies high-profile cases, such as the murders of Solly Tyibilika in 2011 and Corrie Sanders a year later.
One common message from each of the interviewees was that the government must take decisive action to address poverty, unemployment, lack of education and immigration.
South Africa's murder rate is falling, but it remains 30 times higher than the United Kingdom. Gun ownership figures are fairly average, yet South Africa has one of the world's highest rates of gun deaths.
While serious crime has reduced by 31.8% since 2004, residential robbery is up by 64.4% and drug-related crime by 158%.
John Smit
"For me, it's surprising to sleep with a gun by your bed. I sleep with the door open to hear the sea. You've got to read your area. Perhaps I'm luckier in Durban - I've never felt targeted."
Commins refuses to blame the "overwhelmed" police. The officer investigating her case is handling 30 other serious crimes and said 15 faulty police cars at his station cannot be fixed until April.
South Africa Rugby World Cup-winning captain John Smit moved to English club Saracens in 2011, but he insists the switch had nothing to do with security fears and will be heading home this summer.
"I lived happily in South Africa and look forward to moving back, letting my kids play outside and ride their bicycles to school," explains Smit.
"For me, it's surprising to sleep with a gun by your bed. I sleep with the door open to hear the sea. You have to read your area. Maybe I'm lucky in Durban. I've never felt targeted."
Smit is not trying to hide from the problems faced by his homeland, rather urging people to recognise how far the nation has come since the end of Apartheid in 1994.
"We've come a long way and things are improving, but we know we have our issues and there is work to do," he says.
Former detective Zinn has carried out research to uncover police corruption, a lack of experience among officers and a confidence among criminals that they will not be caught.
It is no wonder those who can afford it are taking matters into their own hands. South Africa's private security industry employs more than double the number of police officers, while almost 1,000 new security businesses were registered last year.
"A very good security company is worth its weight in gold," says Mitchell, who moved to a high-security apartment complex after his attack was made possible by a guard falling asleep.
Victims of Crime Survey 2012
Crimes most feared by households:
- Housebreaking/burglary 57.4%
- Home robbery 49.8%
- Street robbery 39.6%
- Murder 38.8%
- Pick-pocketing 31,2%
- Sexual offences 29.8%
- Assault 23.6%
This indicates the potential pitfalls of even the most secure environments, including the heavily fortified gated communities which have proliferated over the past decade.
During the programme, Garth Jager takes us to the Silver Woods estate he helped develop and where Pistorius lived.
"More and more people are moving to gated communities for fear of violent crime," he says. "They are looking for security."
Yet these estates, according to Zinn, are not as secure as many would like to believe. Jager estimates that only 10% of houses inside Silver Woods have burglar alarms.
Former South Africa footballer Shaun Bartlett returned home in 2006 after six years in the English Premier League.
The 40-year-old opted against moving into a gated community in South Africa and says his only experience of crime has been in the UK, where burglars tried to enter his house in Kent.
Clearly, then, South Africa and its sportspeople are not alone. But there can be no denying the statistics and real-life stories paint a bleak picture of a country that has so much to offer.
"I just want to go back many years to when we stayed on a farm and actually left our cars open," Visagie concludes.
"It's heartsore to stay in a lovely country like this and have to protect yourself. It's like a jail and that is not right."
Comment number 86. Posted by Greenleader Rhodesian Air Forceon 22 Mar 2013 18:08
As has always happened throughout Africa. The white politicians had the contacts and cash to go abroad. They sold out white voters and left those who cannot move to a life as potential victims of crime. In Zimbabwe post Rhodesia like an earlier poster, never realised the stress, especially with every night noise, until leaving!
The rainbow nation on scaes of justice are heavily leaning darkly.
Comment number 85. Posted by GunshowMckenzieon 22 Mar 2013 11:45
My godmother lives in SA, and I've always wanted to visit, but the crime statistics and stories have always put me off. She lives in Jo'burg, which is seen to be the most dangerous place of all. I had school friends who went on a rugby/netball tour - and they got robbed at gun point at a party, one girl had a gun put in her mouth. Need I say more...
Comment number 84. Posted by 09wjscaron 22 Mar 2013 11:25
I've lived in South Africa since 2010, and have also been a victim of a break-in, which can inspire a fear that is difficult to get over. The tragedy of this is that the vast majority of South Africans are kind, hospitable, and trusting, and it is the relatively few criminals that tarnish this country's image and promote fear -- resulting in such horrible accidents as described in this article.
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Comment number 82. Posted by Fonzon 22 Mar 2013 03:07
I consider myself to be pretty darn liberal, but I have to say that this side of the rainbow nation is rarely portrayed in the left-wing media. Horrible stories, horrible situation and no obvious answers.
Comment number 81. Posted by MovingForwardon 21 Mar 2013 19:29
The man in the article had absolutely no right to shot someone he thought had already stolen his car. He was in no danger. I have lived in SA. I enjoyed it because as a young single man i had an underdeveloped sense of fear. I would not move back with my wife and kids. Too much to lose.
Comment number 80. Posted by jollyericon 21 Mar 2013 13:40
@65 you say in your post that the USA has worse gun crime than South Africa, do you think that the stats in the article, which say that there are over 5 times as many gun deaths per capita in South Africa than the USA are wrong?
Comment number 79. Posted by Maxgzyon 21 Mar 2013 09:12
How can anyone say it was safer under apartheid? That shows a disgusting amount of ignorance. Under apartheid the majority of the country lived in 5% of the land and could not move with any freedom. This means that within the Homelands and the townships all crime was concentrated and under reported. It was safer for white people. But as a whole it was worse. Very dangerous country, but still home.
Comment number 78. Posted by TaffyRSAon 21 Mar 2013 07:58
I'm a Welshman and I moved to SA approx 8 years ago. In the 8 years I lived here, I have had one car stolen and another broken into. Could this have happened in the same 8 year period in the UK? Yes...Crime is everywhere...you just need to asses your own situation and take the necessary precautions. I dont feel (IMHO) that i have needed to take any additional precautions here than in the UK...
Comment number 77. Posted by Edwinon 21 Mar 2013 07:02
I'm a non white south african and are amazed to see this story here. sure we have crime and nobody is denying it, but we must be carefull what we read. the media are still controled by the same guys and the only time that crime gets attention is when whites are involved. do yuorself a favour and read the comments one news24.co.za how the reaction is when blacks are victims of crime. schocking
Comment number 76. Posted by kevcow1971on 21 Mar 2013 03:19
OK I dont live there but SA is a fantastic place been twice before & will be back Christmas this year for 3rd time. For a visitor as long as you are sensible, I do not see any problems. London can be as dangerous in places!
Been to Brazil a place I did feel vunarable!
Comment number 75. Posted by Pechorinon 21 Mar 2013 02:53
All these "the only time i have seen crime is in the UK" people are fools. The stats at the top of the page are scary as hell.
Just because you have been to a secure tourist resort 5 times it does not give anybody a true picture of the situation.
SA is a hellish place to live. Plently of no-go zones for blacks and whites alike
Comment number 74. Posted by JohnnyWALon 21 Mar 2013 01:15
Never lived in SA but have been.Never felt unsafe but I think it is like anywhere in the world there are nice parts and violent parts-Have to say the friends I visit in Jo'burg do live in a very secure and well guarded estate and I don't claim to know the ins and outs of SA life and politics but if someone asked me whether it was safe from my own experience I would say yes as long as you are aware
Comment number 73. Posted by Kreceton 20 Mar 2013 22:55
In the space of 2 yrs my father was murdered in S.A. and my best friends' gf raped. It is an extremely dangerous country compared to the UK or any first world country. The chances of violent crime is high.
However after 5 years in the UK, my family and I have decided to return for good. Why? Because it is where we belong, it is home...warts and all.
We can no longer fool ourselves as so many do.
Comment number 72. Posted by DavidLeighon 20 Mar 2013 20:38
The only naivety here is you dear sir! Have you ever lived in SA? You clearly don't understand Africa.
The perpetrators of most of today's violent acts were not even born when the former government were in power, so try a different logic.
Comment number 71. Posted by peteon 20 Mar 2013 20:30
Last try! Unemployment SA
Comment number 70. Posted by Mikeon 20 Mar 2013 20:26
Moved from UK to USA 14 years ago and met lots of SA's in my work place. All the women would never go back and 90% of the man say the same.
All love the place, scenery etc but the risk to family is too great.
Comment number 69. Posted by peteon 20 Mar 2013 20:19
Unemployment SA
Comment number 68. Posted by peteon 20 Mar 2013 20:09
Is there violent crime in SA? - Yes. Can you compare it to the U.K. - No
Unemployment SA >25%, U.K.
Comment number 67. Posted by CompusMentison 20 Mar 2013 19:34
FIRSTLY: Forget the stats, they are manipulated by ANC with too much too hide.
Secondly, a few weeks after I left South Africa to UK, I became suddenly aware of a relaxed feeling in my shoulders and neck. I HAD LIVED ALL MY LIFE TILL THEN IN STRESS MODE! I had assumed it was normal. South Africans don't know the stress they are living under because they have never experienced anything different.
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The sign located at the entrance of Naples High School says it all: that the game between Naples High and Greenwich High is sold out.
LeRoy Huenefeld takes parking money from fans who were beginning to show up early for the Naples High game versus Greenwich High. The game, being played at Naples High, was sold out.
Vicki Casey was the first Naples High fan to show up to wait in line. She arrived at 4:30. She is a 1974 graduate of Naples High.
Janet Glancy, right, prepares banners with Pam Storrar, left, just before the game between Naples High and Greenwich High was to begin. Fans started lining up at 4:30 for the big game.
Fans wait outside Staver Field to get into tonight's Naples High game against Greenwich High School.
Volunteers prepare for the incoming fans shortly before game time. Large crowds are expected for the game between Naples High and Greenwich High Friday night.
Naples High fans wait outside before the game against Greenwich High.
Tom Long and Ann Long of Naples wait outside Staver Fierd before the game before 5:30. Their grandson Tony Perez-Benitoa plays for Naples High and they wanted to cheer him and the team on.
Greenwich High cheerleaders cheer for their team shortly before the start of the game between Naples High and Greenwich High Friday night.
Connie Ledbetter sells Naples High t-shirts before the start of Friday night's sold out game against Greenwich High.
Naples High School seniors Samantha Bradley, left, and Grace Fentruss test out their noise makers shortly before the beginning of the Naples High football game against Greenwich High on Friday night.
Kathie Lee Gifford claps after singing the National Anthem along with other fans during pre-game activities at Naples High Staver Field Friday night.
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She achieved perfection in this life and was therefore immediately needed on the other side.
She was born June 24, 1952 in Idaho Falls, Idaho, to Ira and Virginia Hillman. She married the love of her life, Roger Swasey on Sept. 13, 1973 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple.
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Survived by loving husband, Roger Swasey of Price; sister, Carol (Jerry) Lee of Salt Lake City; and children Amy (Richard) Campbell of Helper; Jason Swasey of Logan; Monica (John) Roberts of Brigham City; Michelle (Jonathan) Badger of Logan. She leaves numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, friends and six grandchildren who loved her and continue to love her. Proceeded in death by mother, Virginia Mae Davis; father, Ira Lynn Hillman; sister, Linda Mae Hillman; and brother, Gary Ben Hillman.
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A Navy SEAL accepts a hot proposition: share a buddy's girlfriend and fulfill her dream of a ménage. But after meeting Kata he needs more than one night. And he wants her all to himself - a guilty secret that becomes a dangerous fantasy.
©2011 Shelley Bradley, LLC (P)2012 Tantor
"This erotic tale has plenty of heat, touches on several sexual fantasies, explores the BDSM lifestyle, and has a suspense plot to boot." (Romantic Times)
"Well, you can't love EVERYTHING an author writes"
Shayla Black's Wicked Lovers series is overall very good, but I just didn't like this one. The best parts were the cameos by previous characters in the series and the excellent narrator. The story itself was so unbelievable that I found myself rolling my eyes a lot and finally listening on double speed just to get through it so I could say I have listened to them all. I wanted to slap both main characters because Hunter was an insufferable bully, and Kata had no spine. I found very few redeeming qualities in either of them, and should have heeded the reviews I read on Amazon and skipped this one. Having said that, I still look forward to the next installments on Audible because the first 3 books were great, and I will listen to those again.
"The best yet of this series"
The sex is so hot. Shayla writes so that you really care about the characters. I love, love this series. How long do we have to wait for Book 5 to come out in audio?
I'm an audio junkie and people tend to look at me strangely when I tell them I hear voices in my head - through my headphones . . .
"Insufferable Angst!"
A listener/reader can only take so much angst. Kata's constant "If I give in to him, then I'll lose myself, blah, blah blah . . ." gets tiresome after the first 100 times she says it or thinks it. After the 200th time she says it, you just have to start hitting the fast forward button. If the author pulled back from this even just a little, it might have saved this book.
Kata's constant whining.
The only two characters I actually enjoyed listening to were Logan and his father.
Just tone down the back-and-forth "I want him, I don't want him." Listeners/Readers in general are not stupid. Authors don't need to kill a dead horse, resurrect it, and keep on killing it just to get a point across. After a while it just kills the story - not the horse.
I really enjoy the world of books! Narration just add layers to that world... don't u think? :)
"OMG! No Black Didn't!!!!"
WHAT! Ok... let me compose myself!!! WHAT!
The best book of the series soo far. Please Black, Please follow up with Hunter's brother..!!!
Ok.. I did not expect a book on Hunter.. I was so expecting the next book to be on Tyler... I was not disappointed though. Kata, however is a totally new character for me. I love the fact that she is a big girl. Go Hunter!!! Hunter like a little meat on his bones!! OMG!!! This book was sooo freakin good... She couldn't have been that big though, because Mr. Navy Seal was tossing Kata all over the place.. and he was a DOM!!!! He was more forceful than Jack! Kata however was not like Morgan... she was not going for that crap. Black has out done herself this time.
Ok. Ok. Ok.. What I love the most about this book was all the freakin action... !!!!! YES!!! I mean Hunter is a Seal so his life is pretty crazy and I like how Black made sure to let you know that Hunter is a bad ass dude without actually having to tell you... SOOOO GOOOD! Plus the smex in the book... was amazing... and it was sooo much compared to all her other books.
Now.. the foreshowding of the next book can go either way... either Tyler or Landon... Please Please be Landon... Landon has a dungon living room...!!!! Black please don't make me wait two books!!!
Maynard did great with this book. She actually changed her voice for Kata... I think because Kata was suppose to be hispanic, so Great Job!!!!
it's the best way to spend a working day, and i'm thankful my job is one where i can listen to books all day long.
"still in love at book four"
a friend told me to read Wicked Ties, the first book in the series and i am so glad they did as i have enjoyed these books so much. it's amazing how much housework i can get done with this playing in my ears. i simply loved it. the story of Kata was wonderful and i really wanted this one to be a little longer, but shayla knows best and gives us what we need. :)
excellent book. can't wait for the next one.
"Best In The Series!"
I have listened to this book a few times already! I love it! So far I would say it is the best in the series!
I know this may sound weird, but I loved the scene where Hunter is leaving to return to active duty believing that he will be divorced by the time he returns (or I should say IF since he is sure he isn't going to return alive) to the US. The lengths he goes to in order to make sure that Kata is taken care regardless just goes to show that you can be a bad ass and still speak love with your every action!
I really hated to see this book come to end, but the ending itself is awesome! I laughed, cried, got mad, got upset, and of course got turned on!
Keep this series coming!
"Everything I wanted...ty shayla!!!"
I was waiting for this one and omg was it good. The action, sex scenes, Love...could not put it down...will be looking forward to others!!!!
Say something about yourself!
"I admit, I haven't finished this book."
But I'm not happy with it at all at this point. I don't think it can be redeemed with only 2 hours left to go.
I've really enjoyed the previous 3 books for the most part. My biggest problem with this series has been a couple of constants. First, 'typical' submissive women are portrayed as spineless, sniveling, doormats. The strong, sharp tongued, bratty women who wind up as submissives in the series are way more typical of submissives I know. Second, the insistence of the men in the series that the woman of their choosing is really a submissive and she just doesn't know it and if only the big strong Dom would come in and show them, they will (or should) jump straight into the lifestyle with no qualms. Not only is this incredibly unrealistic, but also chauvinistic and insulting.
Having stated those two generalities, this book in particular has gone so far above and beyond the pushy Dom that it's moved into bullying. The woman only 'gives in to her submissive side' during sex and only after being pushed passed her 'no' point. Admittedly, she's written to really enjoy some of the aspects of submissiveness and she never uses her safe word. But, it's just too much for me and I've become frustrated to the point that I wish she'd kick him to the curb and find an actual caring, loving Dom who trusts her as much as she should trust him.
I'll get off my soapbox now.
I love to read and listen to erotica all types and paranormal vamps and shifters
"Loved it"
This is a very good book it had hot sex and a stalker how can u go wrong with that
No spoilers! Love HOT, sexy books w/a plot. No vampires, paranormal, teens 4 me. I also review in exchange for books-lots of fun surprises!
"Not my favorite in this series"
This is classic Shayla Black-strong men who 'take care' of their women. I enjoy the storyline however it IS VERY graphic, adult themes and language.
Any in the Wicked Lovers Series
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Wedding and lifestyle photographer Chris Diset came up with an idea to help bring in the new year. What would happen if he got in a car, drove for 24 hours, and took one photograph every hour, wherever he was? His friend and fellow photographer Kerry Garrison signed on board, and New Year's Day will find them driving and shooting, driving and shooting for 24 hours. They hope to cover 1100 miles in the Southwestern United States. Here's Diset's blog post about how Photo Project 24 came into being.
The team will be using a Canon EOS 5D Mark II as the primary camera with Canon EOS 7D's as backup cameras and a handful of Canon 580 EX, Canon 580 EX II's as the primary light sources. Garrison is a fan of the PocketWizard MiniTT1 and FlexTT5, and will be utilizing them on this trip.
Photo Project 24 has numerous challenges. With such a short amount of time available at each location, the team is also facing the struggle to get great shots in the middle of the night where there is likely to not be any usable available light. With lighting being such a key element for half of the adventure, the team has chosen to use PocketWizard's ControlTL system along with the AC3 Zone Controller. "The combination of the ControlTL system and AC3 Zone Controller will greatly enhance our ability to setup lighting fast and dial in the exact amount of light from up to three different groups of lights," says Kerry Garrison. "We're both huge fans of the PocketWizard ControlTL system, and use it for our wedding and portrait photography businesses. It was only natural we choose a system with the flexibility it allows."
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12 U.S. Code § 5252 - Reports by the Office of Management and Budget and the Congressional Budget Office
(a) Reports by the Office of Management and Budget
Within 60 days of the first exercise of the authority granted in section 5211 (a) of this title, but in no case later than December 31, 2008, and annually thereafter, the Office of Management and Budget shall report to the President and the Congress—
(1) the estimate, notwithstanding section 661a (5)(F) of title 2, as of the first business day that is at least 30 days prior to the issuance of the report, of the cost of the troubled assets, and guarantees of the troubled assets, determined in accordance with section 5232 of this title;
(2) the information used to derive the estimate, including assets purchased or guaranteed, prices paid, revenues received, the impact on the deficit and debt, and a description of any outstanding commitments to purchase troubled assets; and
Beginning with the second report under subsection (a), the Office of Management and Budget shall explain the differences between the Congressional Budget Office estimates delivered in accordance with subsection (b) and prior Office of Management and Budget estimates.
(b) Reports by the Congressional Budget Office
Within 45 days of receipt by the Congress of each report from the Office of Management and Budget under subsection (a), the Congressional Budget Office shall report to the Congress the Congressional Budget Office's assessment of the report submitted by the Office of Management and Budget, including—
(c) Financial expertise
In carrying out the duties in this subsection [1] or performing analyses of activities under this chapter, the Director of the Congressional Budget Office may employ personnel and procure the services of experts and consultants.
(d) Authorization of appropriations
There are authorized to be appropriated such sums as may be necessary to produce reports required by this section.
(e) Sunset
Notwithstanding the previous provisions of this section, the reporting and comment requirements under this section shall terminate with the annual period on the last day of which all troubled assets acquired by the Secretary under section 5211 of this title have been sold or transferred out of the ownership or control of the Federal Government.
[1] So in original. Probably should be "section".
Source(Pub. L. 110–343, div. A, title II, § 202,Oct. 3, 2008, 122 Stat. 3800; Pub. L. 112–204, § 1(b)(1),Dec. 4, 2012, 126 Stat. 1485.)
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This chapter, referred to in subsec. (c), was in the original "this Act" and was translated as reading "this division", meaning div. A of Pub. L. 110–343, Oct. 3, 2008, 122 Stat. 3765, known as the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, to reflect the probable intent of Congress. For complete classification of division A to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 5201 of this title and Tables.
2012—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 112–204, § 1(b)(1)(A), substituted "annually" for "semiannually".
Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 112–204, § 1(b)(1)(B), added subsec. (e).
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Pub. L. 112–204, § 1(b)(2),Dec. 4, 2012, 126 Stat. 1486, provided that: "The amendments made by this subsection [amending this section] shall take effect the first day after the date of enactment of this Act [Dec. 4, 2012]."
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Orlando Police have found the 9-year-old boy who was reported missing after being dropped off at a city park.
Police said Karim A. Daniels was dropped off at Lizzie Rogers Park around 6 p.m. Thursday by a family member. When the family returned to the park at 7:30 p.m., Daniels could not be found.
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