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The {Re}HAPPENING 2012 is a little over a month away (April 7th!), and the excitement is building! To give everyone a sneak peek into the creative energy that culminates at Lake Eden in April, we have two {Pre}HAPPENINGs planned in March:
{Pre}HAPPENING #1-- SATURDAY, MARCH 17 at 8 PM
at 5 Walnut Street (in front of Walnut Wine Bar in downtown Asheville)
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For this multimedia performance event we are collaborating with Easel Rider, the City of Asheville's Mobile Art Lab, which will be present to help us make the streets and buildings of downtown come alive. Performers to be announced soon. Free!
{Pre}HAPPENING #2 -- FRIDAY, MARCH 30 at 6 PM TO 9 PM
at The Artery (346 Depot St in the River Arts District)
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For this event we are partnering with the Asheville Area Arts Council. Claire Elizabeth Barratt and other {Re}HAPPENING artists will be featured in an evening of multimedia performance. There is a $5 suggested donation.
We're still in need of some volunteers for the {Re}HAPPENING itself, from on-site event help to sponsor searches. We are especially in need of volunteer leaders to help direct the other volunteers in the various stations: ticketing and wristbands at the front gate, drink ticketing and wristbands on the porch, parking, outdoor decorations and Sunday clean-up. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com with information on how you'd like to help!
We'll keep posting updates about the {Re}HAPPENING on the MAP site and Facebook page, but make sure to Like the {Re}HAPPENING Facebook page as well for more detailed info.
Curious about this year's artists? Want to help make {Re}HAPPENING 2012 the best yet? Check out our new Fund a Project page on the {Re}HAPPENING website and join us in helping to fund these works-in-progress! All final proceeds from the {Re}HAPPENINGs are returned to our local artist community through our annual MAP Grant program. More artists will be added to the Fund a Project page soon.
Left: "Environmental Narrative" by John Seefeldt
FEBRUARY 20th OFF THE MAP RECAP
Thanks to everyone who came out for our first Off the MAP event of the year on February 20 at Bobo Gallery, and special thanks to those who presented their works-in-progress.
MAP grant recipient John Brinker let us test-drive his Kinect project "Can You Feel It?" We can't wait to see the finished product at {Re}HAPPENING! See our recent blog post for more information on Brinker's project.
Avi Goldberg showed off his brainwave-MIDI controller, which used the participant's brainwave patterns to manipulate the audio output.
Jason Scott Furr set up a simple demo-- transforming the user's movements into those of a giant overweight bunny-- using NI mate, a new real-time motion capture and sound control application for Kinect.
If you have media arts projects or topics you'd like to present or test-drive at a future Off the MAP event, contact us with details and we'll help you set something up!
ASHEVILLE FM: {Re}HAPPENING INTERVIEWS AND KICKSTARTER
Tune into the Asheville Free Media news hour on Thursdays at 7PM for upcoming spotlights, interviews and more info about this year's {Re}HAPPENING artists and producers. We'll post details and links to the shows as we receive them. AshevilleFM will also be broadcasting live audio and video from {Re}HAPPENING in April.
Asheville FM is running a Kickstarter to upgrade their studio and equipment and apply for a low-power FM license this year. Their funding goal has to be reached by April 16th, so pitch in what you can to support free local Internet-based radio!
A team of New Media students at UNC-A is making headlines for their undergraduate research project: constructing a lifelike, animatable 3D digital version of Abraham Lincoln. Eventually, the students hope to enable virtual Lincoln to deliver the Gettysburg address and become "an engaging educational tool". Read the Citizen-Times article about the project.
INDIE GAME: THE MOVIE -- ASHEVILLE SCREENING MARCH 15th
The Fine Arts Theatre (36 Biltmore Ave) will host a screening of Indie Game: The Movie will take place on Thursday, March 15 at 7 p.m. The film made its premiere at the recent 2012 Sundance Film Festival and the directors are bringing the film to Asheville as part of their North American screening tour.
From the tour coordinators: Indie Game: The Movie is a film about pouring heart & soul into a project, and the struggles that go with releasing it into the world. It's the first high-profile feature length documentary about making video games. The screening includes an in-person Q&A with Super Meat Boy co-creator and North Carolina native Tommy Refenes as well as the filmmakers.
Stop by Izzy's Coffee Den (74 N. Lexington Ave) after the {Pre}HAPPENING on Saturday, March 17th for the Bathetic Records Release Party, featuring Merryl, Villages and Difference Clouds. Find out more about the artists at the Bathetic Records site. Event starts at 10pm.
NC ARTS COUNCIL SmART INITIATIVE PILOT GRANT PROGRAM -- PROPOSALS DUE APRIL 2
The NC Arts Council recently published an amazingly thorough and inspiring report on the SmART Initiative (click to open PDF) to attract and retain creative individuals and businesses to NC towns and cities. The Council's SmART Initiative Pilot Grant Program is offering arts organizations and local governments funding to build projects and infrastructure to drive arts-driven local economic development.
Grant proposals are due April 2. Check out the program details here.
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Under his leadership, the Wolves have set several team records, including 55 wins (1997-98), 114 points (1999-2000), 29 home wins (1997-98, 1998-99), 27 road wins (1999-2000, 2006-07) and 331 goals (2006-07).
Prior to joining the Wolves, Anderson captured the Colonial Cup as head coach of the Quad City Mallards of the Colonial Hockey League. He began his coaching career with the Winston-Salem Mammoths in 1995-96, leading them to the Southern Hockey League Finals and a 30-23-1 regular-season record.
Toronto's first pick (11th overall) in the 1977 amateur draft, Anderson played 12 seasons in the National Hockey League with the Maple Leafs (1977-85), Quebec Nordiques (1985-86), and Hartford Whalers (1986-89). The Toronto native registered five 30-goal campaigns in the NHL, including four straight from 1981-85. Anderson's most productive offensive season came in 1982-83, when he paced Toronto with 80 points (31G, 49A) in 80 games.
Anderson ranks 14th in Maple Leafs history with 189 goals and 20th with 393 points. He amassed 282 goals and 631 points in 814 NHL regular-season games and added 9 goals and 27 points in 37 career Stanley Cup Playoff contests.
Anderson played three years in the International Hockey League with the Fort Wayne Komets (1990-91) and San Diego Gulls (1992-94). As a player/assistant coach with the Gulls, he helped propel the club to an IHL-record 62 wins and a berth in the 1993 Turner Cup Finals. Two years earlier, he tallied 40 goals and 83 points in 63 games to help the Komets reach the 1991 Turner Cup Finals.
While playing with the American Hockey League's New Haven Nighthawks in 1991-92, Anderson became the oldest player to win the league's Most Valuable Player award at age 35. He notched 41 goals and 95 points in 68 games, while capturing the AHL's Sportsmanship Award and earning a spot on the AHL First All-Star Team.

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In the wake of the shooting in Tucson, Ariz., that left six people dead and 14 injured, politicians are doing what politicians do best: Using a tragedy to push their freedom-stealing agenda.
Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.) wants to stifle free speech, saying vitriol in public discourse spurred the shooter to act.
"The shooting is cause for the country to rethink parameters on free speech," Clyburn is reported to have told The Post and Courier. The paper reported Clyburn wants standards put in place to guarantee balanced media coverage with a reinstatement of the (unfair) Fairness Doctrine, in addition to calling on elected officials and media pundits to use better judgment.
Pima County (Arizona) Sheriff Clarence Dupnik foolishly blames Rush Limbaugh. The liberal media tried to blame Sarah Palin, Sharron Angle and the Tea Party.
Representative Carolyn McCarthy (D-N.Y.) — who blamed the gun — is planning to introduce legislation to restrict large capacity ammunition clips in yet another attempt to restrict people's ability to own the type of gun they want.
And liberal newspapers like The Baltimore Sun are calling for stricter gun control laws "to rein in the violence."
All of this ignores the reality of the situation. The shooter — allegedly Jared Lee Loughner — was an unstable individual who acted out of some deluded fantasy. Media reports paint a grim picture of Loughner. He's described by a former classmate as a Leftwing, pot head and by professors as disturbed; and his writings demonstrate that he is far removed from reality. Laws that restrict speech or firearm ownership are irrelevant to someone like that.
We can't afford to let the elected elites and the corporate media use the actions of a lunatic to erase the 1st and 2nd Amendments.
There are now reports that the alleged shooter, Loughner, may have been obsessed with the Congresswoman and upset at her that she treated him in a way that insulted him in 2007. Reports are that a constituent letter from Giffords to Loughner was found in a safe at Loughner's home with the words "Die Cops" and "Die Bitch" scrawled on it.
There is also the curious fact that Gifford's YouTube channel was subscribed to two people's YouTube channels, Loughner's and another member of Congress'… evidence that Giffords and Loughner had some type of connection in the past. (By the way, that YouTube connection was scrubbed almost immediately after the shooting)


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The Greek word "arête" has many meanings, but the one that most fits Frank Bennett, the dean of the Atlantic Sun Conference, is "to be the best you can be."
Heading into his 32nd year as head coach of the Lipscomb Lady Bisons basketball team, Bennett has followed that philosophy. He preaches the importance of winning, but the mission of his program is to allow players and coaches room to grow spiritually, socially and academically.
Bennett's three-decade plus tenure is one of the longest in the history of the NCAA at one school. With an overall record of 577-415, and a .582 winning percentage Bennett ranks 29th in wins among all active NCAA Division I coaches.
During his tenure the Lady Bisons have been an NAIA national power, dealt with the transition period from the NAIA to NCAA Division I and appeared in the NCAA Tournament in the program's first year of eligibility, a history making feat.
Following the program's transition from NAIA to NCAA Division I, Bennett guided the Lady Bisons to the 2004 Atlantic Sun Tournament Championship in Dothan, Ala., and the NCAA Midwest Regional in 2004, marking the first time a Division I team has accomplished that feat in its first year of eligibility.
Reaching the NCAA's for the first time came right on the heels of Bennett claiming his 500th career win in a thrilling 66-65 victory Feb. 20, 2003 at Texas-Pan American. He has earned several additional distinctions during his career including:
Bennett produced All-America players the last 12 years in the NAIA and 13 out of the last 14 years the Lady Bisons were part of the NAIA.
Since he is equally concerned with classroom performance, nine Lady Bisons have been named All-America Scholar Athletes throughout Bennett's coaching career. Each Lady Bison who has completed her senior year of eligibility has graduated.
Before taking on the Lady Bisons program, Bennett served as head coach of the David Lipscomb High School girls' team. While at DLHS, Bennett compiled an impressive 109-23 record, including two straight state tournament appearances. In 1979, he was selected as Nashville Interscholastic League "Coach of the Year" after the team finished as TSSAA Class-A runner-up.
Bennett attended Lipscomb from kindergarten through college. He is a 1969 graduate of DLHS and a 1973 graduate of Lipscomb University. He earned two master's degrees from Middle Tennessee State University (1979) and the University of Evansville (1983).
He taught mathematics for three years and computer science for 17 years at Lipscomb University. When the school made the move to the NCAA Division I in 1999, Bennett stepped down from his teaching duties.
While in college at Lipscomb, Bennett lettered four years on the men's tennis team and was the assistant basketball coach for DLHS.
An admirer of the late UCLA coach John Wooden, Coach Bennett is the author of a children's book, The Illustrated Rules of Basketball. When he's not coaching, teaching or spending time with his family, Bennett enjoys weightlifting.
Bennett and his wife, Jan, have three children: Franklin (married to the former Reid Harrell), Lee (married to the former Aileen Wark) , and Laura, who works at Lipscomb's Institute for Sustainable Practice. The couple also has one granddaughter, Lane, who belongs to Franklin and Reid.
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
So far-so good for the Lady Dinos as they sweep their way through the Fruita Tournament in Colorado this weekend. They began with a 44-25 spanking of Palisade on Thursday and then destroyed Battle Mountain 67-13 on Friday before wrappping up with a 62-38 win over host Fruita.
The Dinos kept up their quick start that did well for them against Morgan with a 15-1 first quarter on Thursday against Palisade. Before their opponent knew what hit them, they were heading to the locker room down 28-5 and Carbon was cruising to another win.
Julia Potts led the low scoring affair with 10. Emily Cox pulled in 12 rebounds in a defensive dominated game.
On Friday, a first quarter lead of 22-2 was a result of the team again coming out with energy . The second quarter was almost as lopsided with the Carbon lead blossoming to 42-4 over a hapless Battle Mountain squad.
Tia Pappas pulled in seven rebounds, but it was Patricia Smith who led the way with 18 points and five steals.
Fruita tried on Saturday to stop the Dinos, but to no avail.
Carbon put them in a hole 15-6 in the first and then doubled their total to hit the locker room up 30-10. It was the third quarter of this game where the Dinos really put on their offensive fireworks as they scored 23 points to seal their tournament sweep.
Potts was on fire with 21 points and six steals. Patricia Smith almost matched her with 20 of her own and five assists. Samantha Smith added 11 points and four steals. The Smith sisters were deadly from the free throw line. Samantha was 4 of 4 and Patricia was 6 of 6.
For the most part, Coach Carlson was a bit disappointed, not in her team at all, but by the lack of competition they faced. "We watched better teams play over there and wished we could play them. They weren't playing very tough teams either, but what can you say. It gave us a chance to work on offenses we have struggled with and defenses we are not so sharp on. Our defense at times looked tough and then I would call off the dogs and try something new. All the girls got a chance to play and that is really good for us."
The team puts their winning streak on the line as they head to the Basin this week for a pair of games against Union and Uintah on Tuesday and Thursday respectively.


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WASHINGTON Brandon Triche has been around the Syracuse basketball program so long, the other players refer to him as the Old Man.
When Triche starts tonight against Indiana in an NCAA East Region Sweet 16 game at the Verizon Center, it will be his 144th straight start in an Orange uniform. He has started each and every game since his freshman season.
Triche recently surpassed former SU All-American Derrick Coleman, who started 140 games during his illustrious career.
I guess thats a tribute to me staying healthy and wanting to be out there every game, Triche said. My parents instilled in me a work ethic that you show up every day for work and dont take days off.
Triche will tie Stephen Thompson (1986-90) on the all-time starts list tonight.
He is also SUs winningest player ever. Triche has now played in 119 wins, going past former teammate Kris Joseph, who participated in 117 victories.
Brandon has always played the game the right way, said SU coach Jim Boeheim. From Day 1 hes been solid, steady and been there every day. You cant ask anything else of a player, especially these days when there are so many distractions.
Triche said hes never been about personal accomplishments. Ive always been a team guy, he said. But knowing Ill leave here as the winningest player will be something thats Ill remember when Im old and gray.
Asked if he and his uncle, former Orange forward Howard Triche, have talked much about the 1987 Indiana-SU championship game that the Hoosiers won on a last-second shot, Triche said, it rarely comes up in conversation. Weve seen bits and pieces of that game, but never the whole thing.
Howard Triche was the man guarding Keith Smart on the baseline when he sank the winning 15-footer for the Hoosiers.
Triche did say that, despite being at SU for four years, people still call me Howard, or think he is my father. When that happens, I just smile.
Indiana head coach Tom Crean spent nine years at Marquette, including the last two as a member of the Big East Conference.
Hes now in his sixth year as the boss of the Hoosiers, having turned them from a 6-25 in his first year, 2008-09, into a legitimate national contender this season.
He was asked Wednesday if there is a difference philosophically between the two conferences.
Not for me, Crean said. We knew what we liked doing in the Big East, and the kind of players we liked to recruit, the versatility and athleticism. Weve tried to do the same thing here.
If anything, weve tried to put even more of a premium on shooting. But recruiting to the Big 10 standard, prototype Big 10 team, wasnt relevant for us at first. It was about lets get multi-dimensional players, athletes and at the same time highly skilled players that would give us every chance to win.
Crean said thats what SU coach Jim Boeheim has always done, and thats why his program has stood the test of time. He hasnt changed his recruiting philosophy in three decades because it has been successful. I only hope to be able to do that for half as long as Jim.
Just five days after his family home in Hamilton, Mass., was destroyed by fire, SU sophomore point guard Michael Carter-Williams was smiling and enjoying the Orange open practice Wednesday.
He was a little reluctant to talk about the fire, but did mention it a little.
The fact that everybody got out safely is a blessing, he said. You can replace furniture and appliances and things like that. But you cant replace the memories.
He wasnt informed of the fire until after SUs game in San Jose, Calif., against California last Saturday. His mother, Mandy Carter-Zegarowski, was also at the game and was informed during the game.
The family was reportedly watching the game when the fire broke out.
Carter-Williams said thinking of what happened made the long plane ride home agonizing.
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MASSENA - A December 2010 fire destroyed North Country Millworks LLC, a custom millshop owned by Creig L. and Barbara Donnelly on the South Raquette Road, Massena.
A donation of equipment from a stranger in Virginia helped them get back on their feet. North County Millworkss mainly produces customized cabinetry and moldings. Its something theyve done for 17 years, according to Mr. Donnelly, who follows in his fathers footsteps and has more than 30 years of experience in cabinet building.
We concentrate on high-end cabinetry, Mrs. Donnelly said.
But on Dec. 29, 2010, their business went up in smoke. The building was a total loss.
We lost everything in the shop, Mr. Donnelly said.
Were still recuperating, Mrs. Donnelly said.
There was a loud boom that night and then the fire struck. Volatile fumes in the painting booth of the shop combusted and caused the blaze. Paint thinner, varnish and other flammable liquids inside of the shop, along with piles of wood used to make the cabinets, made it difficult to extinguish the blaze.
The road back wasnt easy. Mrs. Donnelly said they had paid their insurance through an escrow account with their mortgage company, but that company let the insurance policy lapse. The Donnellys didnt find out about the lapse until after the fire.
They eventually got the situation ironed out and were able to begin thinking about reopening their doors. But all of their equipment was still lost.
All hope wasnt lost though, thanks to a stranger in Manassas, Va. The Donnellys were members of the Cabinet Members Association, as was the Manassas man, Matt Sbitani.
After the fire, the president of the Cabinet Members Association saw a news clipping about the blaze and posted it in the associations annual newsletter thats sent to all of the members.
Thats when the Donnellys heard from Mr. Sbitani, who had an offer for them: equipment from his businesss previous workshop for free.
The items included a 14-inch panel saw with 10-foot sliding table, 10-inch Powermatic table saw, 12-inch Jet jointer, 20-inch Jet planer, Jet tilting spindle shaper, Delta stock feeder, Delta disc/belt sander, 10-foot by 10-foot by 7-foot open spray booth, Murphy Rogers dust collector and Speed Air direct drive air compressor with an 80-gallon tank.
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This is in response to Richard Shaw's column "Think the state would be better? Think again" (Sun Advocate, Mar. 6).
Utah should have the opportunity to manage the land within it's borders. Shaw says it would be bad. He says the state of Utah would fail. He says it would be worse. He says our "quality of life would be traded for dollars".
I say, Utah deserves the chance that was given to all eastern states; the authority to manage the land within it's borders. If his premise is correct, then explain how Eastern States function? How have those Eastern States been able to survive? He makes it sound as if he likes the fact that Utah has no control over 67 percent of the land within its borders.
Shaw makes it sound as if he agrees that Utah really is not a state. He speaks as if he is in favor of Utah remaining as is, a Federal Territory with a smattering of private and state in-holdings.
I must ask if he has ever read Bill Howell-Bill Redd's book on statehood? If not I am asking him to do that.
Shaw makes many assumptions in his article that are not in the bill. There is a website that answers frequently asked questions and it answers many of his observations. That website is http://www.arewenotastate.com/faq.html.
As far as I am concerned the closer to home the lawmaker, the better in my book. I have much more influence on the Utah State Legislature than I have on the United States Congress.
At statehood, the federal government promised all states that it would transfer title for all public lands within the states. The U.S. Supreme Court has called these promises "solemn compacts," "bilateral (two-way) agreements," and "solemn trusts" that must be performed "in a timely fashion."
The western states are still waiting for the federal government to keep its promise. Our children and teachers can't wait. Our wage earners can't wait. Our people can't wait, for a federal government that has not kept its promise.
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Whatever approximation a Clipper fan might have of Corey Maggette's Basketball I.Q., or Mike Dunleavy's competence, or the precise effect of Quinton Ross' presence on the court, there's virtual unanimity among the Naçion about one thing: The team's fortunes in the foreseeable future will rise and fall with Shaun Livingston's development. It's the one irrefutable truism, no matter where you stand on the other big questions.
So when Shaun's patella pops out and he crumples to the floor in the opening minutes of the game, there's more at stake than the "Jeez, I hope he's okay" that usually punctuates a moment like this. Apart from anything he may or may not embody to a fan or spectator, Shaun is a 21-year-old kid who must be terrified beyond delirium when he feels his leg snap like a toothpick. He deserves the compassion of every basketball well-wisher.
Whether it's fair or not, Shaun also embodies something larger. Shaun has been carrying around the hopes of the Naçion since he was drafted in 2004. On Saturday, he put together what might be the most professional game of his career - a 14 point, 14 assist effort against Golden State. Following the game, Mike Dunleavy said, "Until I tell him to pull back, I want him to push the ball every time and I want him to explore. I want him to use his abilities. That's what could take us to another level." And that's exactly what Shaun is doing in the first quarter when he picks up a steal at the other end and initiates the break with Raymond Felton in pursuit. Four seconds later, Shaun is on the hardwood.
When Corey Maggette comes off curls, or cuts off the ball from the weak side, or runs that little give-and-go with Elton along the baseline, he's a slashing Ninja. That's the kind of stuff he employs tonight and, in exchange, he picks up 19 points from the stripe in 20 attempts. Fewer isolations and clear-outs, more touches for everyone else, and there's still 25 points for the taking.
Watching Elton Brand work against a guy who has five inches on him reaffirms how important an effective Kaman is to the Clippers' success on the offensive end. You think things might go a little differently for Elton tonight if he's dealing with Gerald Wallace and not Primoz Brevec? The good news is that Chris looks great: 5-7 FG, 10 points in 12 minutes. Come to think of it, there's some sense in locking Chris in his house every nine weeks or so, turning off all refrigeration, clearing his cupboard, and hooking up an I.V. as his only source of nourishment. Give him five days of pure schvitz, then return to regularly scheduled programming.


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Your server is running Ubuntu Linux distribution. You are also familiar with Terminal/CLI (command Line Interface).
Installing ProFTPd
Issue the following command at the terminal;
When it's done, your computer is ready to serve up pages to the users that have system account on your machine but NOT for anonymous users. So if you point to your server with your favorite browser such as Firefox, it should pop up a window for you to enter UserName and password for you to log onto. For exampleCode:sudo apt-get install proftpd
ftp://x.x.x.x (Where X stands for actual IP number of your server)
Anonymous FTP?
The configuration file for ProFTPd is at /etc/proftpd.conf . So if you want to change it, you will need to open it with your favorite editor. For example;
Look for the following area and uncomment the following entries. By "uncomment" means you need to remove the charactor "#" from the preceding options area.Code:sudo vi /etc/proftpd.conf
Make that looks like the following.
Now, if you point to the FTP server with your favorite browser, it should not ask you to log in. Instead, it should show you the contents of the FTP document folder (of /home/ftp/ ).Code:########################################### # # Anonymous FTP # ########################################### <Anonymous ~ftp> User ftp Group ftp UserAlias anonymous ftp MaxClients 100 DisplayLogin welcome.msg DisplayFirstChdir .message # Limit WRITE everywhere in the anonymous chroot <Limit WRITE> DenyAll </Limit> </Anonymous>
Documents' folder?
Just transfer your documents that you want to serve to /home/ftp/ folder .
Happy FTP'ing .....


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Raymond W. Kelly
David Goldman for The New York Times
News about Raymond W. Kelly, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 8, 2015
Former New York City Police Dept Commissioner Raymond W Kelly, while promoting release of memoir Vigilance: My Life Serving America and Protecting Its Empire City, blames Mayor Bill de Blasio's curbs on stop-and-frisk tactics for rise in killings in city; says nationwide increase in murders is due to disengagement by police everywhere; book discusses policing policies, foiled terrorist plots and efforts to fortify new World Trade Center. MORE
Apr. 16, 2014
New York Police Dept announces that it has abandoned a secretive surveillance program of Muslim neighborhoods; decision represents first sign that Commissioner William J Bratton is backing away from some of the post-9/11 intelligence-gathering practices of predecessor Raymond W Kelly. MORE
Mar. 29, 2014
ABC News hires former New York City Police Dept Commissioner Raymond W Kelly as a consultant and expert commentator on law enforcement issues. MORE
Dec. 31, 2013
New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly, stepping down after 14 years, looks back at his career with his head held high; those who watch the department closely offer praise for Kelly, even as they say his flaws complicate his legacy. MORE
Dec. 28, 2013
New York City Mayor Michael R Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly speak, perhaps for the last time together in office, of reduced crime and fewer murders at before 1,200 new police officers at their graduation ceremony. MORE
Nov. 30, 2013
New York City Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio's choice of successor to Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly, likely to be William J Bratton, could signal big changes for city's Police Department; de Blasio's forceful criticism of police tactics, in particular stop-and-frisk policies, were a centerpiece of his mayoral campaign. MORE
Nov. 16, 2013
New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly says he resents criticism received from Democratic mayoral candidates during campaign season, accusing candidates of 'pandering' for votes by disparaging police department, particularly its stop-and-frisk policies. MORE
Nov. 7, 2013
Brown University plans to investigate protest that forced cancellation of speech by New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly, and decide whether anyone should be disciplined; speech was disrupted by dozens of protesters shouting at Kelly and criticizing Police Department's stop-and-frisk policies; university's president, Christina H Paxon, says protest violated institution's code of conduct. MORE
Oct. 30, 2013
Protesters shouting chants and complaints about New York Police Department's stop-and-frisk tactics prevent Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly from speaking at Brown University; he had been scheduled to deliver a speech titled Proactive Policing in America's Biggest City. MORE
Sep. 10, 2013
Trailside blog; New York's longtime Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly chides mayoral candidates for what he says has been a lack of attention paid to the terror threats facing New York City. MORE
Aug. 13, 2013
Michael Powell Gotham column holds Mayor Michael R Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly both display a fossil-like rigidity, refusing to concede even a jot of a point to the federal judge who imposed a monitor on the Police Department, or to the many critics who warned so often that a once-reasonable stop-and-frisk program had metastasized. MORE
Jul. 22, 2013
Deputy commissioner for public information in the New York Police Department plays a pivotal role whose tenure is often tied to a specific commissioner; announcement that Paul J Browne is stepping down after a decade as deputy commissioner under Raymond W Kelly raises questions about Kelly's future in the department as well. MORE
Jul. 20, 2013
Raymond W Kelly, whose run as leader of the New York City Police Department has made him a nationally recognized figure, is weighing his future options as Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's tenure draws to a close. MORE
Jul. 19, 2013
Ta-Nehisi Coates Op-Ed article bemoans news that Pres Obama could invite New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly to be next United States Secretary of Homeland Security; wonders how Obama, who in 2008 pledged to ban racial profiling, could even consider someone who has been proprietor of largest local racial profiling operation in the country. MORE
Jun. 24, 2013
Editorial contends federal lawsuit filed on behalf of Muslim citizens and organizations in New York City claiming they have been subjected to illegal surveillance is latest example of overreach and abuse by police department; criticizes Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly for surveillance policies that have created atmosphere of suspicion and mistrust of police. MORE
Apr. 26, 2013
Editorial analyzes debate between six Democratic candidates running for mayor of New York City on public safety; contends city and its next mayor need to replace Raymond Kelly as police commissioner and to end discriminatory policy of stop-and-frisk. MORE
Apr. 2, 2013
Democratic Sen Eric Adams of Brooklyn, former New York Police Dept captain, testifies in Federal District Court in Manhattan about statements made by Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly in 2010 meeting about the use of stop-and-frisk tactics; Adams says Kelly stated that young black and Hispanic men were the focus of street stops because he wanted to instill fear of police in them; Kelly calls testimony categorically untrue. MORE
Mar. 20, 2013
New York City mayoral debate over public safety and future of Police Department focuses on whether Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly will continue on in his position, and whether candidates support proposed inspector general position to independently monitor department. MORE
Mar. 13, 2013
New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly appears before City Council to outline Police Department's budget, but council members seize chance to discuss civil rights topics; their questions seem to have little to do with budget and veer into thinly veiled criticism of department's use of its 'stop, question and frisk' tactic and other similar topics. MORE
Feb. 11, 2013
Aides to New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly deliver to him a vast weekly report brimming with statistics and highlighting his preference for having facts at his fingertips; briefing offers snapshot of sprawling department, as well as the man who runs it. MORE
Nov. 23, 2012
Editorial warns that New York City police officers are still making a large number of arrests for possession of small amounts of marijuana, in violation of memorandum issued by Commissioner Raymond Kelly; contends that such arrests are counterproductive and do not serve public safety. MORE
Oct. 20, 2012
New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly issues order to move Deputy Chief James G Molloy, the head of the Emergency Service Unit, to run the Queens detective bureau; move follows two deadly police shootings that have cast a harsh light on the ESU, a highly trained division of the department often called upon to perform some of its most dangerous tasks. MORE
Aug. 1, 2012
New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly and political activist Dr Lenora B Fulani are an unusual pairing as they hold news conference about relations between the police and black and Latino youth; Kelly's appearance with Fulani comes amid rising tensions over the force's aggressive street-stop practices and a recent rash of shootings in which at least three children were shot as young rivals exchanged gunfire. MORE
Jun. 6, 2012
Jim Dwyer About New York column expresses surprise that both Mayor Michael R Bloomberg and New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly are supporting a proposed change in state law that would make public possession of less than one ounce of marijuana no longer a misdemeanor; says support is startling because both Bloomberg and Kelley have consistently defended arrests on pot possession charges as vital to public safety. MORE
May. 24, 2012
Editorial scores Commissioner Raymond Kelly's plan to superficially tweak New York City Police Department's stop-and-frisk program; cites 2010 class-action suit that brought fundamental reform to a similar policy in Philadelphia; argues New York, like Philadelphia, must dispose of subjective stop and search criteria that function as a smokescreen for racial profiling. MORE
May. 15, 2012
Michael Powell Gotham column questions why New York City Mayor Michael R Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly are proponents of stop-and-frisk tactics when practice produces anger in communities that would otherwise be supportive of police. MORE
May. 6, 2012
New York Times reporters describe political accomplishments of New York City Mayor Michael R Bloomberg, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, New York Governor Andrew M Cuomo and New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly and speculate about their futures. MORE
May. 4, 2012
Speculation that New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly will seek a mayoral bid is intensifying as area Republicans urge him to run; Democratic candidate William C Thompson Jr says it is time for the commissioner to make a decision, as political talk is distracting him from fighting crime. MORE
Apr. 10, 2012
Michael Powell Gotham column decries Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly's use of stop-and-frisk tactics, which he once opposed; says such tactics are biased, ineffective and the cynical last resort of a public official who can imagine nothing better than the flawed present. MORE
Mar. 16, 2012
New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly defends controversial stop-and-frisk tactics, one of his signature policing strategies, to City Council members at hearings; Kelly makes an unusually expansive and rare attack on the council itself, which he suggests has offered no viable ideas for solving growing violence among young minority men. MORE
Mar. 9, 2012
Editorial scores New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly for their defensive and hostile reactions to the disclosure of constitutionally suspect surveillance of law-abiding Muslims in the New York City metropolitan area; warns protests should not be so loud as to drown out reasonable criticisms. MORE
Mar. 7, 2012
New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly meets behind closed doors with several Muslim leaders at Police Headquarters in an effort to respond to tumult over his department's controversial counterterrorism efforts; Muslim community leaders lace into what they see as a ploy to sidestep controversy by selecting participants and meeting privately. MORE
Feb. 28, 2012
New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly, responding to criticism of his department's surveillance of Muslims, said the police are doing what they need to do to protect the city. MORE
Feb. 11, 2012
Charles J Hynes, Kings County District Attorney, responds to Feb 4 front page article discussing Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly's tenure in New York. MORE
Feb. 10, 2012
New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly orders an internal review of how police officers conduct low-level narcotics operations, following the fatal shooting of unarmed teenager Ramarley Graham in the Bronx; plainclothes officer who killed Graham was part of a team staking out street locations favored by drug dealers and making arrests after observing hand-to-hand drug sales. MORE
Feb. 8, 2012
Manhattan prosecutors will not file rape charges against local television anchor Greg Kelly, the son of New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly, saying that their investigation, now concluded, yielded no evidence that fits the definition of sexual assault crimes. MORE
Feb. 4, 2012
New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly, after years of undeniable success, is undergoing a prolonged period of turbulence, confronted with a steady drip of troublesome episodes, including several accusations of corruption and misconduct among his officers; even admirers of Kelly's 11-1/2-year tenure are beginning to wonder whether it might be time for someone else to lead the department. MORE
Feb. 4, 2012
New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly, in rare early assessment of a shooting, expresses concern over the killing of unarmed teenager Ramarley Graham in the bathroom of Graham's Bronx apartment by a plainclothes police officer; Kelly, stopping short of calling the shooting unjustified, says that an investigation of the officer's actions is underway, and that he has been placed on modified duty. MORE
Jan. 28, 2012
New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly says that he has viewed controversial film The Third Jihad following complaints from the city's Muslim communities over its use in the department's counterterrorism training division; admits that the film, which depicts many American Muslim leaders as extremists, should not have been shown to police officers and suggests that the decision to approve the film did not go through normal channels. MORE
Jan. 27, 2012
Jim Dwyer About New York column; New York City Police Department's explanation of its use of film The Third Jihad, which depicts Muslims as extremists, seems to be another example of the department, under Commissioner Raymond W Kelly, offering no straight, plausible official story. MORE
Jan. 27, 2012
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R Vance Jr, criticized recently over two high-profile cases involving sexual assault claims, must now investigate an accusation against local television news anchor Greg Kelly, the son of New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly; some experienced New York lawyers say that for Vance, case is an opportunity not so much for a high-profile conviction, as to show competency in the political aspect of his job. MORE
Jan. 27, 2012
Greg Kelly, co-host on Fox television's morning broadcast in New York City, has been persistently attacked by critics who say his relationship with his father, New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly, is an inherent conflict of interest for him professionally; Greg Kelly is currently facing accusations of rape. MORE
Jan. 26, 2012
Manhattan district attorney's office is investigating an accusation that Greg Kelly, a local television anchor and son of New York City Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly, raped a young woman in Lower Manhattan; case was handed over to the district attorney's office due to conflict of the Police Department's investigating the commissioner's son; Kelly denies wrongdoing. MORE
Jan. 25, 2012
New York City police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly acknowledges being interviewed for controversial film The Third Jihad, which was shown to officers in training sessions and has been condemned by Muslim and civil rights groups. MORE
Jan. 25, 2012
Editorial scores the New York City Police Department for showing The Third Jihad, a hate-filled film about Muslims, to more than 1,400 police officers; calls on Commissioner Raymond Kelly to apologize for the film and make clear his department does not tolerate such noxious and dangerous stereotyping. MORE
Nov. 26, 2011
Editorial scores the New York City Police Department for the way in which officers inappropriately and unconstitutionally dealt with the media as police cleared Occupy Wall Street protesters from Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan; urges Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly to make a serious effort to enforce the department's own code prohibiting police officers from interfering with news-gathering activity. MORE
Oct. 19, 2011
New York Civil Liberties Union files lawsuit seeking to force New York Police Department to release daily schedules of Commissioner Raymond W Kelly. MORE
Oct. 7, 2011
City Council holds hearing to review New York City Police Dept's undercover efforts since the Sept 11 terrorist attacks; several council members raise the possibility of requiring an outside review when police intend to conduct undercover surveillance as part of counterterrorism investigations to ensure that Muslims are not being unfairly targeted; Police Commissioner Raymond W Kelly says the force is simply following leads and not engaging in racial profiling. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
N.Y. Police Chief Has a Tough Act to Follow, and It's His Own
For Raymond W. Kelly, there is some concern his reputation is so great, it has nowhere to go but down.November 15, 2005 nyregionNews
Raymond Kelly, Ex-Police Commissioner, Blames Mayor de Blasio for Rise in Killings
Mr. Kelly, whose memoir comes out on Tuesday, said the administration's curtailing of police stops in New York had led to more violence.
September 8, 2015, Tuesday
Choke First, Ask Questions Later
A new report suggests that this disavowed tactic has never gone away and sometimes officers use it as a first, not last, resort.
January 13, 2015, Tuesday
Mr. de Blasio's Call for Harmony
The murder of two policemen in Brooklyn has inflamed rifts between the police and Mayor Bill de Blasio and between the police and the public.
December 23, 2014, Tuesday
The Problem With New York's Marijuana Policy
Mayor Bill de Blasio may have tried to address the disproportionate impact of marijuana arrests on blacks and Hispanics, but his plan is still flawed.
November 12, 2014, Wednesday
New York Drops Unit That Spied on Muslims
A surveillance program begun in 2003 that recorded where people ate and prayed and that was criticized for sowing distrust of law enforcement is no longer functioning, the New York Police Department said.
April 16, 2014, Wednesday
ABC News Hires Former New York Police Commissioner
Raymond W. Kelly, a 43-year veteran of the New York Police Department, will be a consultant and expert commentator for all the network's news programs.
March 29, 2014, Saturday
Bratton Takes Helm of Police Force He Pledged to Change
In his first address as commissioner, William J. Bratton said the department's progress in reducing crime should long ago have given way to fewer confrontational encounters with the public.
January 3, 2014, Friday
Without Jury, Judge Warned That Stop-and-Frisk Ruling Would Be Disputed
Judge Shira A. Scheindlin, who ruled that the New York police tactic violated the Constitution, seemed to foresee the type of fallout that such a decision would produce.
January 3, 2014, Friday
Kelly, Flinching a Bit, Looks Back With Head High
By most measures, Raymond W. Kelly's 14 years as New York City's police chief were a success, including a steep drop in homicides, even if his flaws complicate his legacy.
December 31, 2013, Tuesday
Bloomberg and Kelly Share Valedictory Moment
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly spoke, perhaps for the last time together in office, of reduced crime and fewer murders at a police officers graduation ceremony.
December 28, 2013, Saturday
How Crime Declined in New York City and the U.S.
The city's next police commissioner, William J. Bratton, managed during his first term to garner considerable acclaim for the drop in crime, even as crime was falling in many other big cities as well.
The Report of the Crime Reporting Review Committee
An assessment of the NYPD's crime reporting and CompStat auditing processes produced by the Crime Reporting Review Committee established by Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly. Published 2013.
Letter: Kelly to Quinn on Stop-and-Frisk
A letter from Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly to the City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, on measures aimed at reducing the frequency of illegitimate stops by police.
The Powers of New York
Influence in New York is now wielded by a larger and more diverse array of people. Here's a look at who is at the top and who may be on the way, as identified by the reporters of The New York Times.
Milestones: Raymond W. Kelly
View a timeline of important dates in the life and career of New York City's police commissioner.
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United States v. Jones
|Docket No.
|Op. Below
|D.C. Cir.
Nov 8, 2011
|Jan 23, 2012
Holding: Attaching a GPS device to a vehicle and then using the device to monitor the vehicle's movements constitutes a search under the Fourth Amendment.
Plain English Holding: The defendant's conviction for drug trafficking must be reversed when some of the evidence to convict him was obtained through a GPS tracking device on his car, because the attachment of the GPS tracking device and then the use of that device to monitor the car's whereabouts is a "search" for purposes of the Fourth Amendment.
Judgment: Affirmed, 9-0, in an opinion by Justice Scalia on January 23, 2012. Justice Sotomayor filed a concurring opinion. Justice Alito also filed a concurring opinion, which was joined by Justices Ginsburg, Breyer, and Kagan. The five concurring members of the Court do not resolve the question of whether the search was reasonable in this case.
SCOTUSblog Coverage
- SCOTUS for law students (sponsored by Bloomberg Law): The Court takes on DNA screening
- Reviewing the Fourth Amendment cases of OT2011
- Recent opinions: In Plain English
- Why Jones is still less of a pro-privacy decision than most thought (Conclusion slightly revised Jan. 31)
- Jones confounds the press
- Reactions to Jones v. United States: The government fared much better than everyone realizes
- Opinion recap: Tight limit on police GPS use (FINAL UPDATE)
- Argument recap: For GPS, get a warrant
- Argument preview: High-tech policing
- Does installing a GPS device on a car constitute a Fourth Amendment search or seizure?
- Academic round-up
- Does using a GPS device to track a suspect constitute a Fourth Amendment search?
- Commentary on DOJ's Brief in United States v. Jones
- Analysis: Of old values and modernity
- Police and high-tech monitoring
Briefs and Documents
Merits Briefs for the Petitioner
Amicus briefs in support of the Petitioner
Merits Briefs for the Respondent
Amicus Briefs in Support of the Respondent
- Brief for the Council on American-Islamic Relations
- Brief for the ACLU et al.
- Brief for Gun Owners of America, Inc.
- Brief for EPIC et al.
- Brief for Fourth Amendment Historians
- Brief for NACDL el al.
- Brief for Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association, Inc.
- Brief for the Constitution Project
- Brief for the Center for Democracy and Technology et al.
- Brief for Yale Law School Information Society Project Scholars et al.
- Brief for the Cato Institute
- Brief for the Rutherford Institute and National Motorists Association
Certiorari-stage documents
- Opinion below (D.C. Circuit)
- Petition for certiorari
- Petitioner's reply


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