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Senior Executive Service Performance Review Board Membership
Summary: ↑
This notice sets forth the names and titles of the current membership of the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency (CIGIE) Performance Review Board as of October 1, 2009.
Table of Contents
- I. Background
- II. CIGIE Performance Review Board
- Agency for International Development
- Department of Agriculture
- Department of Commerce
- Department of Defense
- Department of Education
- Department of Energy
- Department of Health and Human Services
- Department of Homeland Security
- Department of Housing and Urban Development
- Department of the Interior
- Department of Justice
- Department of Labor
- Department of State and the Broadcasting Board of Governors
- Department of Transportation
- Department of the Treasury
- Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration/Department of the Treasury
- Department of Veterans Affairs
- Environmental Protection Agency
- Federal Trade Commission
- General Services Administration
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- National Archives and Records Administration
- National Endowment for the Humanities
- National Science Foundation
- Peace Corps
- Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- Office of Personnel Management
- Railroad Retirement Board
- Small Business Administration
- Social Security Administration
- Special Inspector General for Troubled Asset Relief Program
- United States Postal Service
Dates: ↑
Effective Date: October 16, 2009.
For further information contact: ↑
Individual Offices of Inspectors General at the telephone numbers listed below.
Supplementary information: ↑
I. Background ↑
The Inspector General Act of 1978, as amended, created the Offices of Inspectors General as independent and objective units to conduct and supervise audits and investigations relating to Federal programs and operations. The Inspector General Reform Act of 2008 established the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency (CIGIE) to address integrity, economy, and effectiveness issues that transcend individual Government agencies; and increase the professionalism and effectiveness of personnel by developing policies, standards, and approaches to aid in the establishment of a well trained and highly skilled workforce in the Offices of Inspectors General. The CIGIE is an interagency council whose executive chair is the Deputy Director for Management, Office of Management and Budget, and is comprised principally of the 69 Inspectors General (IGs).
II. CIGIE Performance Review Board ↑
Under 5 U.S.C. 4314(c)(1)-(5), and in accordance with regulations prescribed by the Office of Personnel Management, each agency is required to establish one or more Senior Executive Service (SES) performance review boards. The purpose of these boards is to review and evaluate the initial appraisal of a senior executive's performance by the supervisor, along with any recommendations to the appointing authority relative to the performance of the senior executive. The currentmembers of the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency Performance Review Board, as of October 1, 2009, are as follows:
Agency for International Development ↑
Phone Number:(202) 712-1170.
CIGIE Liaison—Thereasa L. Lyles (202) 712-1393.
Michael G. Carroll—Deputy Inspector General.
Joe Farinella (SFS)—Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Melinda Dempsey—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Adrienne Rish—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Howard I. Hendershot—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Paula Hayes—Assistant Inspector General for Management.
Alvin A. Brown—Assistant Inspector General, Millennium Challenge Corporation.
Lisa Goldfluss—Legal Counsel.
Department of Agriculture ↑
Phone Number:(202) 720-8001.
CIGIE Liaison—Cheryl Viani (202) 720-8001.
Kathleen S. Tighe—Deputy Inspector General.
David R. Gray—Counsel to the Inspector General.
Robert W. Young, Jr.—Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Rod DeSmet—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Gilroy Harden—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Tracy A. LaPoint—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Karen L. Ellis—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Suzanne M. Murrin—Assistant Inspector General for Management.
Department of Commerce ↑
Phone Number:(202) 482-4661.
CIGIE Liaison—Lisa Allen (202) 482-5422.
Edward L. Blansitt—Deputy Inspector General.
Wade Green, Jr.—Counsel to the Inspector General.
Judith J. Gordon—Principal Assistant Inspector General for Audit and Evaluation.
Brett M. Baker—Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Allen Crawley—Assistant Inspector General for Systems Acquisition and IT Security.
Ronald C. Prevost—Assistant Inspector General for Economic and Statistical Program Assessment.
Scott Berenberg—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Department of Defense ↑
Phone Number:(703) 604-8324.
CIGIE Liaison—John R. Crane (703) 604-8324.
Michael Child—Chief of Staff.
James Burch—Deputy Inspector General for Investigations.
Patricia Brannin—Deputy Inspector General for Intelligence.
Donald Horstman—Deputy Inspector General for Administrative Investigations.
Charles Beardeall—Deputy Inspector General for Policy and Oversight.
John Crane—Assistant Inspector General for Communications and Congressional Liaison.
Department of Education ↑
Phone Number:(202) 245-6900.
CIGIE Liaison—Theresa Clark (202) 245-6340.
Mary Mitchelson—Acting Inspector General and Deputy Inspector General.
Wanda Scott—Assistant Inspector General for Evaluations, Inspections and Management Services.
Keith West—Assistant Inspector General for Audit Services.
Patrick Howard—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit Services.
William Hamel—Assistant Inspector General for Investigative Services.
Charles Coe—Assistant Inspector General for Information Technology and Computer Crimes Investigation.
Marta Erceg—Counsel to the Inspector General.
Department of Energy ↑
Phone Number:(202) 586-4393.
CIGIE Liaison—Juston Fontaine (202) 586-1959.
John Hartman—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Rickey Hass—Deputy Inspector General for Audit Services.
Linda Snider—Assistant Inspector General for Resource Management.
Sanford Parnes—Counsel to the Inspector General.
George Collard—Assistant Inspector General for Performance Audits.
Department of Health and Human Services ↑
Phone Number:(202) 619-3148.
CIGIE Liaison—Elise Stein (202) 619-2686.
Larry Goldberg—Principal Deputy Inspector General.
Lewis Morris—Chief Counsel to the Inspector General.
Joseph Green—Assistant Inspector General for Financial Management and Regional Operations.
George Reeb—Assistant Inspector General for Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Audits.
Joseph S. Shellenberger—Deputy Inspector General for Management and Policy.
Department of Homeland Security ↑
Phone Number:(202) 254-4100.
CIGIE Liaison—Denise S. Johnson (202) 254-4100.
James L. Taylor—Deputy Inspector General.
Matt Jadacki—Deputy Inspector General for Emergency Management Oversight.
Mark McLachlan—Assistant Deputy Inspector General for Emergency Management Oversight.
Richard N. Reback—Counsel to the Inspector General.
Anne L. Richards—Assistant Inspector General for Audits.
Edward M. Stulginsky—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audits.
Sondra McCauley—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Planning and Oversight, Audits.
Carlton I. Mann—Assistant Inspector General for Inspections.
Thomas M. Frost—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
James Gaughran—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Frank Deffer—Assistant Inspector General for Information Technology.
Charles Edwards—Assistant Inspector General for Administration.
Department of Housing and Urban Development ↑
Phone Number:(202) 708-0430.
CIGIE Liaison—Helen Albert (202) 708-0614, Ext. 8187.
Michael P. Stephens—Deputy Inspector General.
James A. Heist—Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
John McCarty—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Inspections and Evaluations.
Lester Davis—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Randy McGinnis—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Helen Albert—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Management and Policy.
Department of the Interior ↑
Phone Number:(202) 208-5745.
CIGIE Liaison—Deborah Holmes (202) 208-5745.
Stephen Hardgrove—Chief of Staff.
Kimberly Elmore—Assistant Inspector General for Audits, Inspections and Evaluations.
Robert Romanyshyn—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Financial Audits.
John Dupuy—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Renee Pettis—Assistant Inspector General for Management.
Eddie Saffarinia—Assistant Inspector General for Information Technology.
Bruce Delaplaine—General Counsel.
Department of Justice ↑
Phone Number:(202) 514-3435.
CIGIE Liaison—Cynthia Schnedar (202) 514-3435.
Paul K. Martin—Deputy Inspector General.
Gail A. Robinson—General Counsel.
Raymond J. Beaudet—Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Carol F. Ochoa—Assistant Inspector General for Oversight and Review.
Gregory T. Peters—Assistant Inspector General for Management and Planning.
Thomas F. McLaughlin—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Michael D. Gulledge—Assistant Inspector General for Evaluation and Inspections.
Caryn A. Marske—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
George L. Dorsett—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Department of Labor ↑
Phone Number:(202) 693-5100.
CIGIE Liaison—Constance Christakos (202) 693-5238.
Daniel R. Petrole—Acting Inspector General.
Nancy F. Ruiz de Gamboa—Assistant Inspector General for Management and Policy.
Thomas F. Farrell—Assistant Inspector General for Labor Racketeering and Fraud Investigations.
Elliot P. Lewis—Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Michael A. Rapoini—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Howard L. Shapiro—Counsel to the Inspector General.
Richard Clark—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Labor Racketeering and Fraud Investigations.
Eugene Cunningham—Assistant Inspector General for Inspections and Special Investigation.
Department of State and the Broadcasting Board of Governors ↑
Phone Number:(202) 663-0340.
CIGIE Liaison—Michael Wolfson (703) 284-2710.
Robert B. Peterson—Assistant Inspector General for Inspections.
Evelyn R. Klemstine—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audits.
Department of Transportation ↑
Phone Number:(202) 366-1959.
CIGIE Liaison—Nathan P. Richmond (202) 366-1959.
Calvin L. Scovel III—Inspector General.
David A. Dobbs—Deputy Inspector General.
Brian A. Dettelbach—Assistant Inspector General for Legal, Legislative, and External Affairs.
Susan L. Dailey—Assistant Inspector General for Administration.
Ann M. Calvaresi Barr—Principal Assistant Inspector General for Auditing and Evaluation.
Lou E. Dixon—Assistant Inspector General for Aviation and Special Program Audits.
Matthew E. Hampton—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Aviation and Special Program Audits.
Rebecca C. Leng—Assistant Inspector General for Financial and Information Technology Audits.
Joseph W. Come´—Assistant Inspector General for Surface and Maritime Programs.
Rosalyn G. Millman—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Surface and Maritime Programs.
David E. Tornquist—Assistant Inspector General for Amtrak, High Speed Rail and Economic Analysis.
Mark H. Zabarsky—Assistant Inspector General for Acquisition and Procurement Audits.
Timothy M. Barry—Principal Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Richard C. Beitel, Jr.—Assistant Inspector General for Special Investigations and Analysis.
Department of the Treasury ↑
Phone Number:(202) 622-1090.
CIGIE Liaison—John Czajkowksi (202) 927-5835.
Dennis S. Schindel—Deputy Inspector General.
Richard Delmar—Counsel to the Inspector General.
John Czajkowsk—Assistant Inspector General for Management.
P. Brian Crane—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Marla Freedman—Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Robert Taylor—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit (Program Audits).
Joel Grover—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audit (Financial Management Audits).
Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration/Department of the Treasury ↑
Phone Number:(202) 622-6500.
CIGIE Liaison—John Chase (202) 927-7053.
Margaret Begg—Assistant Inspector General for Audit (Compliance and Enforcement Operations).
Timothy Camus—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Michael Delgado—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Alan Duncan—Assistant Inspector General (Security IT Services).
Roderick Fillinger—Chief Counsel.
Gregory Holley—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Richard Holmgren—Deputy Inspector General for Inspections and Evaluations.
Joseph Hungate—Principal Deputy Inspector General.
Steven Jones—Deputy Inspector General for Investigations.
Daniel Devlin—Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Larry Koskinen—Associate Inspector General for Mission Support.
Michael McKenney—Assistant Inspector General for Audit (Wage Investment Income Programs).
Nancy Nakamura—Assistant Inspector General for Audit (Headquarters Operations and Exempt Organizations Program).
Michael Phillips—Deputy Inspector General for Audit.
Department of Veterans Affairs ↑
Phone Number:(202) 565-8620.
CIGIE Liaison—Joanne Moffett (202) 461-4720.
Richard Griffin—Deputy Inspector General.
Maureen Regan—Counselor to the Inspector General.
James O'Neill—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Belinda Finn—Assistant Inspector General for Audits and Evaluations.
Richard Ehrlichman—Assistant Inspector General for Management and Administration.
John Daigh—Assistant Inspector General for Healthcare Inspections.
Environmental Protection Agency ↑
Phone Number:(202) 566-0847.
CIGIE Liaison—Eileen McMahon (202) 566-2546.
Mark Bialek—Associate Deputy Inspector General and Counsel to the Inspector General.
Eileen McMahon—Assistant Inspector General for Congressional, Public Affairs and Management.
Melissa Heist—Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Wade Najjum—Assistant Inspector General for Program Evaluation.
Stephen Nesbitt—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Patricia Hill—Assistant Inspector General for Mission Systems.
Federal Trade Commission ↑
Phone Number:(202) 326-2800.
CIGIE Liaison—Cynthia Hogue (202) 326-2800.
John Seeba—Inspector General.
General Services Administration ↑
Phone Number:(202) 501-0450.
CIGIE Liaison—Sarah S. Breen (202) 219-1351.
Robert C. Erickson—Deputy Inspector General.
Richard P. Levi—Counsel to the Inspector General.
Theodore R. Stehney—Assistant Inspector General for Auditing.
Regina M. O'Brien—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Auditing.
Gregory G. Rowe—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Geoffrey Cherrington—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration ↑
Phone Number:(202) 358-1220.
CIGIE Liaison—Renee Juhans (202) 358-1712.
Thomas Howard—Deputy Inspector General.
Frank LaRocca—Counsel to the Inspector General.
Kevin Winters—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Alan Lamoreaux—Assistant Inspector General for Management and Policy.
National Archives and Records Administration ↑
Phone Number:(301) 837-3000.
CIGIE Liaison—John Simms (301) 837-1966.
Paul Brachfeld—Inspector General.
National Endowment for the Humanities ↑
Phone Number:(202) 606-8350.
CIGIE Liaison—Laura M.H. Davis (202) 606-8574.
Sheldon Bernstein—Inspector General.
National Science Foundation ↑
Phone Number:(703) 292-7100.
CIGIE Liaison—Susan Carnohan (703) 292-5011 Maury Pully (703) 292-5059.
Allison C. Lerner—Inspector General.
Thomas (Tim) Cross—Deputy Inspector General.
Deborah H. Cureton—Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Peggy Fischer—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Peace Corps ↑
Phone Number:(202) 692-2900.
CIGIE Liaison—Kathy Buller (703) 692-2916.
Kathy Buller—Inspector General (Foreign Service).
Nuclear Regulatory Commission ↑
Phone Number:(301) 415-5930.
CIGIE Liaison—Deborah S. Huber (301) 415-5930.
David C. Lee—Deputy Inspector General.
Stephen D. Dingbaum—Assistant Inspector General for Audits.
Joseph A. McMillan—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Office of Personnel Management ↑
Phone Number:(202) 606-1200.
CIGIE Liaison—Gary R. Acker (202) 606-2444.
Norbert E. Vint—Deputy Inspector General.
Terri Fazio—Assistant Inspector General for Management.
Michael R. Esser—Assistant Inspector General for Audits.
Michelle B. Schmitz—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
J. David Cope—Assistant Inspector General for Legal Affairs.
Jeffery E. Cole—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audits.
Railroad Retirement Board ↑
Phone Number:(312) 751-4690.
CIGIE Liaison—Jill Roellig (312) 751-4993.
William Tebbe—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Letty Benjamin Jay—Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Small Business Administration ↑
Phone Number:(202) 205-6586.
CIGIE Liaison—Robert F. Fisher (202) 205-6583.
Peter L. McClintock—Deputy Inspector General.
Glenn P. Harris—Counsel to the Inspector General.
Debra S. Ritt—Assistant Inspector General for Auditing.
Daniel J. O'Rourke—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Robert F. Fisher—Assistant Inspector General for Management and Policy.
Social Security Administration ↑
Phone Number:(410) 966-8385.
CIGIE Liaison—Misha Kelly (202) 358-6319.
Wade V. Walters, IV—Assistant Inspector General for External Relations.
Steven L. Schaeffer—Assistant Inspector General for Audit.
Richard A. Rohde—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Jonathan Lasher—Counsel to the Inspector General.
Special Inspector General for Troubled Asset Relief Program ↑
Phone Number:(202) 622-2658.
CIGIE Liaison—(202) 622-2658.
Kevin Puvalowski—Deputy Special Inspector General.
Eileen Ennis—Deputy Special Inspector General, Operations.
Christopher Sharpley—Deputy Special Inspector General, Investigations.
Barry Holman—Deputy Special Inspector General, Audit.
Bryan Saddler—Chief Counsel.
United States Postal Service ↑
Phone Number:(703) 248-2300.
CIGIE Liaison—Agapi Doulaveris (703) 248-2286.
Elizabeth Martin—Assistant Inspector General, General Counsel.
Gladis Griffith—Deputy Assistant Inspector General, General Counsel.
Ron Stith—Assistant Inspector General, Mission Support.
Mary Demory—Deputy Assistant Inspector General, Business Operations.
LaVan Griffith—Deputy Assistant Inspector General, Technical Operations.
David Sidransky—Chief Information Officer.
William Siemer—Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
Randy Stone—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations—Field Operations.
Yvette Savoy—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations—Headquarters.
Tammy Whitcomb—Assistant Inspector General for Audits.
Robert Batta—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audits—Mission Operations.
John Cihota—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audits—Financial Accountability.
Darrell Benjamin—Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Audits—Revenue and Systems.
Mohammad Adra—Assistant Inspector General for Risk Analysis Research Center.Mary L. Kendall, Acting Inspector General, Department of the Interior and Chair, CIGIE Professional Development Committee.


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I am sorry that I was not so much active but I have little technical problems with my laptop it's windows ****** up I have to reinstall .... it it will take some hours/days.
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I am sorry that I was not so much active but I have little technical problems with my laptop it's windows ****** up I have to reinstall .... it it will take some hours/days.
You need to ask Webley for Permissions. Can't help you sry. But if you want I can upload them for you. You have to decide.
looks pretty good! Good Luck!
Which maps I/We(1949 Team) will make London(in Progress),New York ,Washington these cities will be in the mod and -->MAYBE<-- we also make Moskau, Shanghai, Tokyo and some more so you will be able to play all over the world but the eastern maps will have to wait because of we need from our friendly modeler the building objects which are in China,Japan style so please be patient.
Of course I am always first playing on all my maps 2-3 times and trying everything out before releasing
Idk now i am inspirated by a London map of 1700 so yeah trying to make it like in 20 century but of course i never can make it perfectly copy of the 1945 London so I will improvise, when you have ideas just write
Thx I will use this advice
no but you can go on it with troops it is not very deep
ee yeah ^^ sry for bad english but hope you like the map
If you guys have some ideas for making maps just tell i am ready to make different maps
yeah little bit like Rebels
There will be nukes and it will be funny very very funny :)
possible cause i saw it was planned 1943 but i cant tell you that it will be included but it is possible maybe it would be the tankcar of a new german faction like ostheer or Waffen SS but there also stands that the plans were stopped cause the new tank Maus was planned the so its like
the "newer version" of it. So it would be added as the "Maus" tank
I think it would be the best to add this tank as a special ability for the Waffen SS or Ostheer like TigerAss in Wehrmacht
11th most popular mod.
We will get top 3
Yes we can!
The saxons are in the germany of today i think in north-west of it so
under Denmark there somewhere
Einfach nur EPIC dieser mod ist definitif der beste für medieval 2 total war vor allem weil man eben auf der ganzen welt spielt. Nur noch eine Bitte könntet ihr auch andere Fraktionen hinzufügen wie zb. Japan, China ... und das die Samurai und sowas haben bin wahnsinnig danach und falls ihr die historische korrektheit wollt könnte ich euch helfen auch das aussehen ich könnt euch ne liste machen mit bildern und das könntet ihr machen die frage ist ob ihr auch bock drauf habt. Aber trotzdem genialer mod empfehle jedem weiter. EPIC MOD! BEST!
wifflebly if you need the pics of the map for uploding them here then just tell or just copy it from my website.
why don't you guys join our mod group --> 1949
and it is called : Für den Führer.
if you need a translator i can german/french/turkish & english
I think we should meet us in skype or somewhere for talking about mapping ... so if you can this friday at 21:00 (gmt +1) on skype or msn will on both online.
skype: worldinwar (in Vienna)
msn: email@example.com
I read your story of the mod and thought --> Oh my god! A genius! So if you need a mapper (team) i and my friends are ready to make just send me your orders with an email ... and we will start work and then we will post the link to this site as comment where you can see the map with pictures and download it. so if you are interested just look there: Theking19950.ucoz.com
my email --> firstname.lastname@example.com
got a question
my CoH shut every 30 mins up (I already set graphics from ultra to high).
Other mods work perfectly but EF not. PLS help!
Hallo I am theking19950! I am a map maker for different games and I would ask you to take me as one of your map makers. I can use the worldbuilder make everything I need and yeah just asking you. I also have a little community so I am working with some friends on maps. If you are interested then you can go on my website where I also posted my maps with pictures ... .
i registered myself as theking19950
i dont have where to make?
I had no idea what you wanted for a map, so i did something. Please give me next time more info say me what to do and i make a more epic map but yeah.
and you also can see my contact infos on my website.
my Msn/E-mail : email@example.com
Sry but i cant make maps all the time cause of my school i just can work on weekends so. But what about my newest map it is called "Battle for Middle-Earth by theking19950". It is my biggest and most spended time map ever, so maybe we should do this in RC mod as a RC-Mod Map it is pretty cool just the AI is ******** but i think you know how to clear this prob to watch the map go on my website Theking19950.jimdo.com
cd image .... i tried everything just crack works but thats singleplayer.
Wtf so we cant play online just with tunngle and programms like that?


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Posted by Dana Blankenhorn
BellSouth has joined AT&T's call to end "network neutrality" and let it charge rents for sites' access to customers.
BellSouth CTO William Smith said he only wanted to charge some sites for "better" access, but he used the exact same rationale as AT&T head Ed Whitacre, that BellSouth's investment in lines justifies its killing the basic principle behind the Internet. .
A House subcommittee has begun auctioning off the end of network neutrality as it considers new broadband legislation. The Bells have all the money in the world, and can win this fight with a corrupt Congress unless you act now.
If you have an AT&T or BellSouth DSL line, you need to seek out an alternative and send those companies a letter saying you will switch unless they back off. A marketplace response to a marketplace threat is the correct alternative here.
My personal fear is that, given the large share of market AT&T and Verizon (MCI) hold in the Internet core, the companies could do exactly what they're threatening there and take payments under the table. But if they do that after the Congress demands network neutrality, the solution would be to throw top executives in jail.
This threat is as serious as a heart attack, and needs to be taken as such by all those who care about the Internet.
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1. rwsevier on December 1, 2005 12:15 PM writes...
Dear Sirs:
If Bellsouth begins charging for site access to the internet, I shall immediately cancel my DSL service and swith to another system.
2. Jose Figueredo on December 1, 2005 03:08 PM writes...
Dear Bell$outh,
If network neutrality is abolished, not only I will discontinue my DSL service, but my voice service at my home, and the services of every customer that I support in the South Florida area, the Internet is an equal opportunity network and the comments of William Smith are offensive and threaten to put and end to the Interent as it was orginlally developed.
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3. J. Lee on December 1, 2005 04:40 PM writes...
Network neutrality is great, but if everyone switched to Vonage over Cable Broadband tomorrow, the Bells would fold, or in the least would have no incentive to keep their wireline network turned on. Then what? Free lunches can last for years even a decade or more, but not forever. In 50 years, whoever's maintaining our beloved IP and wireless networks will have to be paid somehow.
4. Jesse Kopelman on December 1, 2005 05:18 PM writes...
J. If everyone was using cable broadband, why would we care if the Bells turned off their networks? A network with 0 users doesn't serve a purpose. Meanwhile, there is nothing to stop them from selling their own VoIP service over cable! IP means you can easily separate the service layer from the physical network. Don't believe the lies of the incumbants, the money they charge users for a "pipe" is more than enough to recoupe their costs. Competition will lower their margins, but it will only knock them out of business if they are poorly run.
5. Riceman on December 1, 2005 06:24 PM writes...
To address the first two posters, we already pay for site access. That's what our monthly bill for Internet service is for. Secondly, the Internet has never been an equal opportunity network, even in its infancy. Being able to freely connect to other networks through your provider is largely attributed to our free market society. Most persons would not accept a service that denied access to sites where you would want to connect to; which is why AOL and CompuServe opened their networks to the Internet all those years ago. You might try convincing the RoC that the Internet is an "equal opportunity network", too. Let me know how that goes.
Ending "network neutrality" does not mean that any carrier will deny access to a site if they do not pay a premium. What it does mean is that carriers will be allowed to sell a dedicated slice of bandwidth to ensure a site, like Amazon or Yahoo for example, will meet a certain minimum level of performance from that carrier. If FTD wants to buy guaranteed bandwith from AT&T, Verizon, BellSouth, Comcast and Earthlink the weeks before Mother's Day to ensure that their customers can reach their site to buy flowers, then the carriers should be allowed to sell that service. If Vonage wants to guarantee that all of Comcast's customers have X # of Vonage customers x 56Kb bandwidth available, then they should be allowed to purchase it and Comcast should be able to market that to Vonage. It is their network, after all, not ours. We just lease access to use it.
Right now we exist in a best-effort world, whether you choose to accept it or not. Allowing carriers to market guaranteed bandwidth from their network to other companies is not a bad thing. Abusing it, of course, is a bad thing and at that point I would encourage anyone to express their displeasure with their wallet. To do so now, in my opinion, is merely being reactionary out of ignorance. There is too much competition in the marketplace right now between the bells and cable companies to seriously believe that any of them would cease increasing their overall bandwidth and just allow the best-effort traffic to dwindle smaller and smaller. Unless, of course, you're willing to delve into the realm of oil-companyesque telco/cable cabal conspiracy theories.
Just my two cents,
6. Brad Hutchings on December 1, 2005 10:20 PM writes...
I think that when any service provider on the Internet makes a business or editorial choice about what packets to favor, we all lose. For example, there is a thread below about AT&T's new brand. called What's in a name?. The front page indicates that there are 3 comments, and the "recent comments" section had indicated that there was a new comment from Jacqueline Bodet, probably in response to my own snarky comment. I've been dying to see whether a PR flack would know when she's being chided for flacking. But when I click through to that article, there are just two comments displayed. It seems as if some service provider on the Internet has blocked the packets in the 3rd comment or given them a lower priority. I'm sure said service provider is bribing a corrupt (Republican of course) Congressman, hopefully not Duke Cunningham, because he resigned the other day. My fear is that said service provider won't even know what the hell I'm talking about or that this post will get lower priority and nobody will ever see the packets. In which case, maybe someone can share a jail cell with Duke Cunningham.
7. Jesse Kopelman on December 2, 2005 04:49 PM writes...
Riceman, you are correct in your reading of Smith's (Bellsouth CTO) statement. Unfortunately, Whitacre (at&t CEO) is singing a different tune. He is actually talking about blocking his customers from accessing any service that he doesn't like or that doesn't pay him "rent." Now normally, we'd all say who cares. This strategy will just cost him customers and he'll be forced to reverse it. That's all well and good, but what about the significant number of customers for whom at&t is the only option? What about the pricing pressure he can bring to bear to keep potential new entrants out of his markets? The last 10+ years of (de)regulation have all been in the Bells' favor. Until that changes, we should be very concerned when they even hint at doing anything unsavory.
8. Barry on December 9, 2005 10:24 AM writes...
Tha fact is that ATT and BellSouth will develop new 'products' to sell to anyone who will pay for them or force them to pay for them because they control the market. When there is no choice, even in limited amounts, I believe this is abuse of the privalige that the government gave to the companies to use the bandwith to make a profit. Lets not get involved with a discussion that involves chaos. Companies buy the right to sell that bandwith. There are responsibilities and accountabilities that go along with that privilage. A little bit of abuse is just as bad as a lot of abuse because the person abusing does not see or care about the difference. They are like addicts. More is better, no matter what. When you start down THAT road it is very difficult to change direction. I say vote with our dollars NOW to let the 'consolidators' this is the wrong direction to go.
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As mentioned by many of you in comments on my last post, most of the popular webcomics are gag strips and soap operas.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
But a lot of other really good stuff gets passed over.
The Desert Peach is a comic book created by Donna Barr, chronicling the adventures of the eponymous protagonist, Erwin "The Desert Fox" Rommel's fictitious homosexual younger brother, Oberst Manfred Pfirsich Marie Rommel (1900-1990), nicknamed the "Desert Peach". Early issues of the comic focused on the Peach's command of a misfit unit of the Afrika Korps from 1940 to 1943; subsequent issues have explored the pre- and post-war lives of Pfirsich (German for "Peach") and his supporting cast.
One of the most unusual and interesting outsider works of comic art EVAH. It's not getting the love it deserves from the world, you can send it some by reading it HERE.
SPQR Blues is one of my favorite webcomics, and I think it's the only one I've ever read online from start to finish. The art has a Carla Speed McNeil flavor, and gets much better over the course of the series.
SPQR Blues is a webcomic–a sword-and-sandals soap opera in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius. Mysteries and danger are daily duty in the life of a bodyguard–or so Felix hopes when he signs on. Who is threatening the life of the young girl he has been asked to protect? What secrets lurk in the tunnels below the city? And who keeps putting animals on top of the arch?
CLICK HERE to go to Page 1 of SPQR Blues at ComicGenesis.
Please take a moment to suggest some other webcomics that aren't getting the populist love.


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Published Saturday, February 23, 2013
By SARAH FAY CAMPBELL
Georgia House of Representatives candidates Tom Crymes and David Stover shared their opinions on issues at a candidate forum Thursday at White Oak clubhouse.
The forum, sponsored by the Newnan-Coweta Chamber of Commerce, was moderated by Dean Jackson. Candidates gave opening and closing statements, and answered questions.
The runoff for the Georgia House District 71 seat will be March 5, and early voting begins today at the Coweta Voter Registrar's office.
The election is to fill the seat vacated by the withdrawal of Robert Stokely, who was elected in 2012 to fill the seat upon the retirement of Billy Horne, R-Sharpsburg. Stover and Crymes were the top two vote-getters in the Feb. 5 special election.
The forum will be broadcast on NuLink Channel 10 three times a day until March 4. The one-hour forum will air at noon, 4 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.
Crymes in his opening statement said he grew up in Columbus and went to Georgia Tech. That experience "taught great discipline. It helped me in all my future endeavors." He played football as a walk-on and "learned to allocate my time and be passionate about things. It has followed through for the rest of my life."
He and his wife, a pre-k teacher at Northside Elementary, moved to Coweta in 1994. Crymes became a volunteer firefighter shortly thereafter. "It was a great opportunity to meet the community and step out and see how I could help people."
Crymes started his commercial construction company in 1997. "We built projects like the city hall for Newnan, some VA clinics, the Piedmont cardiac building, just to name a few. I'm really proud of what we've done."
Stover thanked everyone for coming. "It really means a lot," he said. "I will not forget that it is what the citizens have to say that matters the most in the state."
"I promise to listen to the citizens of the county," Stover said. "I will be of the people and for the people."
Stover said he will not vote for any laws that create gun registries or require additional fees for purchasing guns. "I promise to work for personal responsibility, liberty and freedom," Stover said. "The government does not grant our rights. That is something we need to realize. Our rights are granted by God," he said.
Stover said he won't vote for laws that don't apply to everyone equally, or laws that exempt legislators.
Stover gave out his phone number, 404-890-0026, and said he is always available. "I expect your phone calls."
Candidates were asked how their life and work experience will guide their decision making.
Crymes said in his 17 years as a contractor, he has created many jobs. There's nothing more fulfilling than having a job that creates jobs, he said. Getting people back to work is the number one focus.
Crymes said he has worked with the county commission and the Chamber, and knows local leaders. "If I find an issue that I am not familiar with [I can go to people like the sheriff and others and ask them their thoughts.]"
"I'm not just going to one side... I'm listening to a wide variety of people," Crymes said.
"I haven't worked for anybody since I was 24," said Stover. "I think I have the skills necessary to manage a budget. I think I have the skills necessary to manage people." He also has relationships with elected officials, including Congressman Lynn Westmoreland, state Sen. Mike Crane, County Commission Chairman Bob Blackburn and Commissioner Rodney Brooks, Stover said.
"I know the commissioners. Sure, I don't get along with 100 percent of them. That is going to happen. We're not going to get along on everything. ... While we may not agree on all the issues I will listen to them," he said.
They were asked what Georgia can do to attract more business and industry.
Georgia has a balanced budget and AAA bond rating. "What Georgia says counts," said Crymes. "And we can attract real business to come here because of that."
We are a strong state and a strong county with a good workforce, "especially in this area," Crymes said.
Georgia has one of the least regulated business environments in the country, said Stover. "We have one the strongest business environments ... we're in the top 10 right now," Stover said. "I would like to take us to number one. We can get there."
As for the state's balanced budget, "the problem is we use bonds to purchase property, we use bonds to build stadiums, we use bonds to do all sorts of things in the state. So the balanced budget is a little bit of a misnomer," Stover said.
State revenues have fallen drastically in the past few years, and the candidates were asked about their state budget priorities.
"I think we have to get rid of waste, fraud and abuse," Stover said. The state's Medicaid program is greatly abused, he said. Not by the patients, but by the providers. "They are triple billing. We need to go after these providers," he said.
He'd also like to go after food stamp fraud. "You can take a [EBT] card into a liquor store and purchase food items," Stover said. He doesn't think food stamp cards should be used in convenience stores either.
Georgia needs to embrace the Fair Tax sales tax program, he said. "It will increase our revenues," Stover said. Everyone will be paying taxes, including illegal aliens and people making money in an illegal manner.
The Fair Tax is a great idea, Crymes said, but "it is going to take a lot of extensive research to make it work."
The state needs to be paying attention to its spending. Waste can be identified, he said. The state doesn't need to deal with the issue by raising taxes.
State revenue problems will be "alleviated when jobs are created," Crymes said.
He added he's glad the legislature stepped back from considering public funding for a new Falcons stadium.
"The Fair Tax is the most well-researched tax plan there is," said Stover during his rebuttal. It has been used in other countries and it works, he said. "It's more well researched than our current tax code. Our current tax code is a convoluted mess of mismatched" regulations that favor one group while taking from another group. "We've got to cut this stuff out," Stover said. "The Fair Tax will fix that problem."
Candidates were asked their thoughts on the hospital provider fee — aka the bed tax, as well as the expansion of Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act — aka Obamacare.
The bed tax, which helps fund the state's Medicaid program, is a necessary evil, Crymes said. His concern is that legislation just passed puts the fee in the hands of the Department of Community Health — which is not accountable to voters.
"But it is in place so that is where we are going," Crymes said.
Georgia should be very reluctant when it comes to Obamacare, he said. Obamacare is a tax but not thought out well. There are so many facets "we're just now beginning to understand the bill," he said. "Let's be slow and patient."
"Health care is a vial asset that we need to take care of and we need to address. But we need to take care of it in a way that is responsible," Crymes said.
Stover said Chapter 5 of the IRS tax code deals with implementing Obamacare. "In many ways, it's a really disgusting thing," he said. There are taxes on truck bodies, fishing tackle and tires that are used to fund Obamacare, he said.
"There are better methods of fixing the health care system. An 1,800-page debacle is not the way to do it," Stover said. "We need to nullify Obamacare."
The bed tax bill originated in the Senate; any taxation bills must, by law, originate in the House. The bed tax bill should have been a House bill, he said.
The candidates were asked about the defeat of the Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax and what should be done to fund transportation.
"Here in Coweta we are funding it" through the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax, said Stover. "We've got money for transportation here." He thinks the TPLOST legislation needs to be repealed. "It's a bad bill," he said. Especially the penalty for regions that didn't pass it.
"You can't penalize somebody because they don't pass a tax on themselves," Stover said. "That is the most disgusting thing I've ever seen in government," except maybe for Obamacare, he said.
"There are better ways to fund transportation," he said. The gas tax is the state's third largest source of revenue. "We've got money," Stover said. The state needs to be responsible and use it on the right projects, with the right contractors.
Crymes said he was a very vocal opponent of TSPLOST and agrees that the penalty is wrong. As for repealing TSPLOST in its entirely, "you've got to take into account what happened to the counties that did put it in place," Crymes said. "Nothing is ever simple. It was a bad bill when it started and should have never come out for a vote. But it did."
"We've got to figure out transportation," Crymes said, and the state is going to have to be more creative.
Stover said he is proud that he "led the charge against TSPLOST" in the area.
The bill does need to be repealed. The counties that approved it can switch to a SPLOST, he said.
The last question centered on what personality or character trait the candidates feel is most important for a legislator.
Stover said it is an attitude of openness and willingness to listen.
"I am willing to listen to anybody," he said. "You're not always going to agree with what I say... if we talk, there is common ground. Let's find that common ground," he said. "I can do that, that is the type of person I am."
"I am not a combative person. I'm a very happy-go-lucky guy," Stover said. "People call me too laid back, sometimes."
"I can speak to the citizens. I have no problem listening, I have no problem finding out what it is they are concerned about," Stover said. "I think you'll find that I am quite the people person if you come and get to know me."
"I will bring 17 years of job-creating business experience," said Crymes. In his business "we deal with all sorts of issues day in and day out. We listen to all the different moving parts. You hear all the info, you make the best decisions with what you've got," he said.
"I know how to create jobs. I've created hundreds of them and watched them being created," Crymes said.
He has the ability to listen to what people say and make the best possible decisions, he said.
"I will reach out to people on all sides so that I can figure out what the answer is, so that I can represent this district in the right way," Crymes said. "I will listen to everyone."


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Saturday, December 22, 2007
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ATLANTA - Opposition to the boundaries and membership of proposed regional water districts is causing those charged with crafting Georgia's first statewide water plan to think twice before acting.Members of the Georgia Water Council agreed Friday to postpone a final vote on a plan the state Environmental Protection Division has been developing for three years. The council will vote instead at its final meeting on Jan. 8, a session EPD spokesman Kevin Chambers said earlier this week was intended to be a signing ceremony formally handing over the document to the General Assembly. For months, elected officials and newspaper editorial writers from outside of the Atlanta area have criticized the water plan as essentially a conspiracy to allow the rapidly growing metro region to grab water from other parts of the state. Joined by environmental advocates, their general complaints found a specific cause for concern more recently when the council decided to draw the boundaries of a series of regional water planning districts - a key component of the statewide plan - along existing political lines. The original version of the plan called for the lines to be drawn to coincide with Georgia's river systems. Environmentalists opposed the creation of the Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District in 2001 in part because it takes in segments of five river systems. That setup makes it legal to move water within the district from one river basin to another, which environmental groups oppose as disruptive of natural flows. Drawing regional water districts in the rest of the state the same way would cause the same problem, said Julie Mayfield, spokeswoman for the Georgia Water Coalition, an alliance of environmental groups. "Our concern is those boundaries would encourage more interbasin transfers," she said. "The first place they ought to look to meet water needs is within their own basin." EPD Director Carol Couch, who also serves as chairman of the water council, said forming regional water districts along municipal service-delivery lines is important because it aids efforts to boost local economies. A key reason for developing a water plan is to ensure there's adequate water throughout the state for economic growth, she said. But Couch said tailoring regional districts according to the way water flows across Georgia also is important. "You can't go in either direction," she said. "You must go both." Representatives of local governments support dividing regional water districts along existing municipal lines because local governments eventually will have to pay for the additional water supplies and water quality improvements that the plan advocates. But they aren't happy that the plan doesn't guarantee local elected officials membership on the boards that will run the regional districts. Todd Edwards of the Association County Commissioners of Georgia said counties are asking for assurance that at least half of the 18 members appointed to each district board will be local elected officials. "This is the one means to ensure that the public is adequately represented," he said. "Local officials are accountable through the ballot box." Rep. Lynn Smith, R-Newnan, a member of the water council, thanked Couch for suggesting that no action be taken Friday with such concerns still unresolved. "I appreciate the fact that we're going to slow down a little bit," said Smith, who also serves as chairman of the House Natural Resources and Environment Committee. "Arbitrary dates are not what we're basing our decision on."
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A drama based on the autobiography by Li Cunxin. At the age of 11, Li was plucked from a poor Chinese village by Madame Mao's cultural delegates and taken to Beijing to study ballet. In 1979, during a cultural exchange to Texas, he fell in love with an American woman. Two years later, he managed to defect and went on to perform as a principal dancer for the Houston Ballet and as a principal artist with the Australian Ballet. Watch Movies Online for Free on 10StarMovies.
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A family drifts down a spiral of self-destruction and depression in the years following the death of their eldest son. Can they come to terms with what's happened before everything falls apart? First time triple threat director, writer, and actor Christopher Weekes makes a strong debut in this gripping and subtle feature. Watch Movies Online for Free on 10StarMovies.
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True story that created headline news in 1959. A young aboriginal man Max Stuart, was convicted of murder in the light of questionable evidence presented, of nine year old Mary Hattam near Ceduna, on the south coast of Australia. International News Media Baron, Rupert Murdoch (played by Ben Mendelsohn), then publisher of the Adelaide "News," became the driving force behind securing a re-trial for Stuart. Watch Movies Online for Free on 10StarMovies.
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Release: Apr 11, 1997
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In a time of war, an extraordinary group of women turned a song of hope into a symphony of triumph. From the director of "Driving Miss Daisy" comes a true story of courage, triumph, friendship and strength starring Glenn Close, Frances McDormand and Julianna Margulies. This compelling drama reveals the heroic actions of a group of women held prisoner by the Japanese during World War ll. These diverse women from different countries, speaking different languages, unite to form a vocal orchestra,creating a life affirming symphony of human voices in spite of their guards resistance and the lack of food or medicine and the brutal behavior of their captors. Watch Movies Online for Free on 10StarMovies.
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