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FEMA, FCC conduct first nationwide test of emergency system since 2011
As the nation embraces a new era of technology, it has welcomed a younger generation with ambitious goals and bright ideas for the future. After speaking with professionals in the federal IT and technology community and receiving recommendations, FedScoop is thrilled to announce its inaugural "Top 25 under 40" list, which celebrates exceptional individuals who played a significant role in the IT community and overall government innovation.
NICK SINAI, 36 U.S. deputy chief technology officer, Office of Science and Technology Policy, White House
In his two years at the White House, Sinai has pushed to make open data the default for disseminating government information. Evidently, his hard work has paid off; so far this year, President Barack Obama signed the open data executive order, and the administration launched the Green Button initiative. Sinai also leads the MyData program and develops Office of Management and Budget policy with open data.
"We're not going to be able to accomplish the administration's ambitious goals without data-fueled technology. You can't think about transforming any sector of the government without leveraging new technologies and working with entrepreneurs and innovators."
Fun fact: Sinai used to be a private pilot.
GRAY BROOKS, 30 Senior API strategist, General Services Administration
"The potential of government data is like the iceberg underneath the water line. Every time we collaborate with another agency to publish another API, that opens the door for the rest of the world to leverage that API."
Brooks' passion for improving government through technology has been key to his success working at various organizations in the public sector -- Obama for America, the Federal Communications Commission and now GSA. Brooks is known for regularly bringing together the like-minded to further the open data agenda.
Fun fact: Brooks is one of the masterminds behind the Third Thursday New Media Drink Up.
HALEY VAN DYCK, 27 E-government policy analyst, Office of Management and Budget
"Being in government, you have opportunities to work on a scale that is unparalleled. The impact that we can have on citizens' lives and our ability to improve them makes the government a unique place to work."
Van Dyck was on the 2008 Obama campaign digital team, and after the election came to D.C. to work on the presidential transition team. From there, she moved to FCC and helped to set up a new-media department. She has been at the White House for 1.5 years, working to help the federal government unleash open data.
Fun fact: Her three passions: tech, interior design and food.
HUDSON HOLLISTER, 31 Founder and CEO, Data Transparency Coalition
"The thing that keeps me going is the potential of open data. I think open data can change the world. It can transform ways of thinking and turbo charge economic growth."
After working for the Securities and Exchange Commission, Hollister had an inspirational encounter with open data and quit his job. Walking to Capitol Hill with his resume in hand, he started knocking on doors until he found common ground (and a job) with Rep. Darrell Issa. After roughly three years with Issa, Hollister formed the Data Transparency Coalition and has since since advocated tirelessly on behalf of the DATA Act and for open data in government.
Fun fact: Hollister is hosting the Data Transparency Coalition's first open data conference this fall.
ANDY OZMENT ,35 Senior director for cybersecurity, National Security Staff, White House
"My favorite part is the sense of urgency and significance of our work. We have spent decades trying to raise the visibility of this issue, and in the last two years we've hit an inflection point. Senior leaders in and out of government now fully understand the importance of cybersecurity."
Ozment began his career working in various technical positions, until his interest in policy issues led him to get a master's in international relations and a Ph.D. in computer security. Fueled by his goal to help protect U.S. critical infrastructure from cyberthreats, he accepted a position in government at the Office of the Secretary of Defense. Ozment worked at the administration for two years before joining the Department of Homeland Security. He's been back at the White House for two years.
Fun fact: Ozment loves to travel overseas.
ERIE MEYER, 28 Editorial director for digital team, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
"I want to live a life of looking big goals in the face and working to achieve them, and working on behalf of American ideals like justice and fairness. When you're working in government, you have an incredible mission, and you and your colleagues believe in it and stick by it indefinitely."
Meyer has been with CFPB since March 2011 and seen it develop from its infancy. Prior to CFPB, Meyer worked in digital strategy and new media at the Ohio Attorney General's office. Meyer characterized her two years at CFPB as "a dream come true." She also co-founded the networking group Tech LadyMafia, which hosts meetups for female technology experts and professionals.
Fun fact: Meyer was on the robotics team in high school (like many of her fellow FedScoop "Under 40" honorees!).
XAVIER HUGHES, 37 Chief innovation officer, Labor Department
"It wasn't until I came to D.C. that I realized how coding and technology can be more than just a passion of mine. I'm an ideas person, and technology can help solve issues I care about -- like empowering women in the workplace and giving service members a great transition to civilian life."
What started as a trip down to New Orleans to volunteer after Hurricane Katrina turned into an impressive career for Hughes. He worked for the Federal Emergency Management Agency for eight years before moving to the Labor Department, where after a year he was named chief innovation officer. Hughes has led development of the Labor Department's innovation lab and works with other members of the presidential cohort to bring government technology to the 21st century.
Fun fact: Hughes grows bonsai trees.
TIM FULLERTON, 34 Director of digital strategy, Interior Department
During Fullerton's three years at the Interior Department, he has developed the department's first strategic plan to engage with the public using new media, resulting in a 1,000 percent increase in Twitter followers over a two-year period. He also created the department's first live-streaming program, and was asked by the secretary to lead the digital portion of a White House initiative to promote tourism and travel in the U.S. Fullerton now leads an interagency team that develops digital strategies for promoting travel to different public lands.
"Digital is going to continue to be a larger piece for all departments of the federal government. It's going to allow for the people to engage with the government in ways they never have before."
Fun fact: Fullerton likes to stay moving by playing basketball and running.
NICOLE CALLAHAN, 24 New media analyst, Federal Student Aid office, Education Department
"It's about bringing a face and a human emotion to government. I love the direct engagement with students every day, I'm a first-generation college student myself, so it's really gratifying to work to help more people pay for college."
Callahan started at the Education Department during an internship in college (the STEP program) at a time when the social media department consisted of two people: Callahan and her boss. She started working there full time the day after graduation and has been there since. Callahan helped launch the new website in 2012, and has actively worked to engage the Federal Student Aid office with students.
Fun fact: If she wasn't busy enough, Callahan works another job on the weekends!
BEN BALTER, 26 Government evangelist, GitHub
"The biggest challenge is the culture. It's not a matter of being technically impossible, but figuring out how to take that open source philosophy and inspire stakeholders in D.C. Things don't have to be expensive and cumbersome and not fun-- you can bring in memes and GIFs and be creative."
Balter got his start in government three years ago as a new-media fellow at FCC, where he worked with his team to revamp the website. From there, he went to the SoftWare Automation and Technology team at the White House, then to the Office of the Chief Information Officer as a fellow, and finally participating in the inaugural class of the Presidential Innovation Fellows program. After his time as a fellow, Balter joined GitHub where he continues to evangelize open source development in government.
Fun fact: Balter has been studying for the bar, and is an aspiring attorney.
JAY HUIE, 36 Senior project manager, ActioNet, Inc.
"Any engineer, as geeky as we are, we still want others to see the impact of our work, like doctors or teachers. IT has a significant impact on transforming the nation, and that's very appealing to me."
Landing at the Energy Department after nearly a decade at IBM, Huie's main focus has been managing the delivery of IT modernization services for various transformation initiatives for the department, including building a private cloud. "I'm on the leading edge of transitioning into the new model of managed services, including cloud, where it falls on the contractor to deliver," he said. What ultimately drew him to the public sphere was the notion that technology and policy are powerful tools to transform and open the government. Huie has been with ActioNet for the past year, and works with DOE CTO Pete Tseronis.
Fun fact: Huie ran his first triathlon this year.
SOPHIE RASEMAN, 30 Director of smart disclosure, Office of Consumer Protection, Treasury Department
"Working on these data issues that have such an effect on consumer decisions and touch so many Americans' lives is a blessing. And it's inspiring to work on open data and smart disclosure and getting to see how entrepreneurs have used this open data as fuel for innovation."
Raseman has helped Treasury become a go-to source for information with her work on smart disclosure, the agency's attempt to make useful data more readily available. She also worked on Wall Street reform with the Dodd-Frank Act, and helps with Treasury's finance and data-driven initiatives in the workplace.
Fun fact: Raseman is growing an herb garden.
MIKE KRUGER, 37 Director of digital strategy, Commerce Department
"I've always been pretty geeky. But what I love about creating online communities and the Internet is connecting different people; finding those like-minded people and sharing with them is exciting."
After teaching middle school for 10 years, Kruger became inspired by politics and decided to make the leap -- working on the Hill for almost two years before moving to the executive branch. At the Commerce Department, Kruger has been responsible for getting the agency in compliance with the digital government strategy, and is charged with the online presence of 11 bureaus and the Office of the Secretary.
Fun fact: Kruger is a loyal and dedicated Nationals fan.
MARC DaCOSTA, 28 Co-founder, Enigma
"Our goal is to make public data out there today more available and help to be driver in bringing more and more data online. The vision in five years would be to offer to people the central place to go to get facts about absolutely anything."
Like many fellow honorees, DaCosta was bit by the "open data bug" after an open source cartography project made him realize the potential of open data. With a classmate from Columbia University, the idea for Enigma grew and eventually morphed into a company. Their startup quickly won a TechCrunch award, sparking interest and momentum for the company to evolve and get attention for the work being done.
Fun fact: DaCosta is pursuing a Ph.D. in cultural anthropology.
KORI SCHULMAN, 27 Director of online engagement, Office of Digital Strategy, White House
"I always thought I'd end up in the creative field -- I never thought that would be in the federal government. In the Office of Digital Strategy, I focus on ways to engage with citizens online and through social media. The nature of the job is unpredictable -- and while that can be challenging at times, it also keeps things interesting."
Schulman started as a volunteer on the 2008 Obama presidential campaign and never left. During the campaign, she was a graphic designer on the new-media team and went on to work for the Presidential Inaugural Committee in 2009. In May that year, she joined the digital strategy team at the White House, and has been working since to engage with citizens.
Fun fact: Schulman is running her second Chicago marathon this fall.
JACOB PARCELL, 34 Manager of mobile programs, Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies, GSA
"My job is really about being a fulcrum for agencies to chat and share practices -- the innovative ways agencies are going mobile, I learn something new about it every day and every agency has a different and unique mission."
After completing his master's degree nine years ago, Parcell took a job as GSA and has been there ever since. He has become the go-to source for agencies working to manage their mobile content. Parcell says his proudest moment during these nine years has been working on the digital government strategy, which was released in May 2012.
Fun fact: Parcell plays the guitar.
DANIEL SCHUMAN, 35 Policy director, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington
"A lot of my job is being a translator, between law and technology and technology and policy. It's understanding the different spaces, and figuring out how to communicate that and make it unique."
Schuman's career has been built around a junction of his interest in policy, law and communications. In his four years at the Sunlight Foundation -- most recently as policy counsel and director of the Advisory Committee on Transparency -- he worked tirelessly to increase transparency in government and public access to federal information. He also has worked to keep budgets for Data.gov and USA.gov from being slashed. Schuman has been with CREW since June.
Fun fact: Schuman is really enjoying being a new dad.
BRITTANY STEVENSON, 29 New media associate, Federal Communications Commission
"I've always had a passion for helping people and giving back, and being at the FCC is the perfect opportunity for me to do that. I work on a team with developers and such creative people, and we get to take an idea and turn it into a reality."
Since Stevenson started handling social media outreach at FCC, the agency has doubled its number of Twitter followers. Stevenson also worked with developers to craft design elements for the launch of the new FCC website, including a brand-new feature on the site called FCC Highlights. On top of that, Stevenson often guest blogs and assists other departments in writing blog posts.
Fun fact: Stevenson has a production background and loves to write movie scripts.
DMITRY KACHAEV, 35 Co-founder, Amida Tech, former presidential innovation fellow
"The most tremendous part about the fellowship itself was the challenge of being given a six-month timeline and a mission, and figuring out how we were going to be able to pull it off in that amount of time. It was exciting to see a group of such different mindsets at work."
Before co-founding Amida with former Veterans Affairs Department CTO Peter Levin, Kachaev was a presidential innovation fellow fighting to combat global poverty with open data. As a fellow, Kachaev worked on the Millennium Challenge Corporation's Open Data Catalog and well as the open data community on Stack Exchange. Kachaev has also served as director of research and development for the government of the District of Columbia and running OCTO Labs, a D.C. government technology and innovation group.
Fun fact: Kachaev also enjoys longboarding and cycling.
JENN GUSTETIC, 30 Executive, Challenges and Prizes Program, Office of the Chief Technologist, NASA
"Very few organizations in the world get to work on the content that is so inspirational or consequential to humanity as NASA. Thinking about equipping our engineers with innovative equipment and online tools -- it's a remarkable opportunity."
Working at NASA perfectly combines Gustetic's interests in aerospace engineering and public policy. Prior to joining the space agency in March 2012, she worked in the public sector to increase government transparency and further the open data agenda. In her current role, Gustetic works to advocate for open innovation policy and agency strategies.
Fun fact: Gustetic is a big Florida Gators fan.
JUSTIN HERMAN, 33 Social media program manager, Center for Excellence in Digital Government, GSA
"There's such a widespread desire to create change and to fulfill this promise of information technology in government. I'm lucky that I get to come in every day and work on something that I'm so passionate about."
Herman has had a passion and interest for technology from a young age; he designed his high school's first website and was the first online editor of his college newspaper. Herman has made a name for himself in the federal IT and social media landscape from his time working at Phase One Consulting Group, to his current position at GSA where he oversees and works with various agencies on their social media strategy.
Fun fact: Herman loves doing Bikram yoga.
MIKE POWELL, 38 Chief innovation officer, Maryland
"Working in the public sector has been my best chance to make an impact. State government has a lot of information that is really valuable, and it's our job to tap into that and find lean solutions."
Powell began his career in the nonprofit world and later moved into the public sector as a CitiStat analyst for the state of Maryland. After several years in the public sector, Powell landed at IBM as a consultant. However, a year ago, he was named Maryland's chief innovation officer, and the rest -- as they say -- is history.
Fun fact: Powell has both a bachelor's and a master's degree in geography.
DANIEL CASTRO, 30 Senior policy analyst and director of the Center for Data Innovation, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
"The best part of my job is talking to policymakers about how to leverage technology and data to solve different policy issues we have around the world. It's about finding the best way to solve the challenges we have, using the opportunities available to us, and that's the challenge."
Castro started at ITIF when it was a three-person organization more than six years ago. Today, he manages $3 million in federal research grants to investigate ways to voting accessibility for wounded veterans and those with disabilities, as well as testifies before Congress on Internet policy issues. In early July, Castro became director of the newly launched ITIF Center for Data Innovation, which conducts independent research and formulates public policies to enable data-driven innovation in government and industry.
Fun fact: Castro recently adopted a Chihuahua/rat terrier mix.
AMANDA EAMICH, 30 Director of Web communications, Office of Communications, Agriculture Department
"I realized instead of being a traditional press officer, I wanted to be proactive and get in front of consumers using social media. People shouldn't have to know your agency's acronym or 'dot gov' website to know what's going on in their government, we should go to them."
Eamich has been with the USDA for 10 years, moving her way up from senior press officer to director of Web communications. Using creative and innovative outreach methods, Eamich has had large success in engaging and connecting with the USDA audience. Eamich helped with the USDA website redesign, manages USDA social media and Web strategies, and is a popular speaker and panel member at various digital strategy and open government events around town.
Fun fact: Eamich likes to cook and eat Vietnamese food.
KASIE COCCARO, 29 Associate director of online outreach and operations, White House
"I knew I was most interested in politics and social media, and at the time social media's impact and importance were expanding exponentially, and I knew I wanted to ride that wave. I've been very lucky -- I love coming to work every day, knowing that no two days are ever the same."Coccaro got her start in politics as a college student, when she worked as a student assistant and ran a polling center at Elon University, the only one of its kind in North Carolina. Working with leading policy strategists at the Center for American Progress on new-media strategy and outreach for three years prepared Coccaro for the next step of her career: working in the White House's Office of Digital Strategy.
Fun fact: Coccaro worked in Western Australia as a graphic designer and assistant Web administrator for a year.
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Messiaen piano piece is stunning at St. Paul's
Technical mastery, musical expression and a piece one rarely has an opportunity to hear came together on Friday evening in a stunning performance by pianist Christopher Taylor.
Presented by the locally based PianoArts North American Piano Competition at Saint Paul's Episcopal Church, Taylor presented Olivier Messiaen's "Vingt Regards Sur L'Enfant Jesus (Twenty Contemplations on the Infant Jesus)" for solo piano. »Read Full Article
Musicians stage tribute to America's first professional composer
Even if you haven't heard of Stephen Foster, you've heard his music. "Oh! Susanna" and "Camptown Races" are among the first songs a child hears and learns. Unforgettable melodies, and their place in the public domain, ensure that they have endured, in schools, in toys, in movies and commercials, 160-plus years after Foster wrote them.
Foster is thought to have been the country's first professional composer, and his songs were immensely popular during his lifetime. But the music publishing market soured during the Civil War, and Foster died Jan. 13, 1864, at 37, struggling with a fever and a head injury in his final days, with just 38 cents in his pocket. »Read Full Article
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Former Lovelies singer, Mueller, charts own path with 'Liv Sings Love Songs'
The night after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, Liv Mueller couldn't sleep.
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Radiohead releasing 'King of Limbs' 12" single remix series this summer
While I've given up some hope that Radiohead will be touring in support of "King of LImbs," the band hasn't apparently walked from all promotions.
The British rock and experimental troupe will be releasing a series of 12" singles this summer, of reduxes from their latest set.
First up is a remix of "Little By Little" by personal fave Caribou, and "Lotus Flower" from Jacques Greene. The latter is a lesser known, young electronic/DJ, also from Canada. Big break, huh? This limited edition run will be out on July 5.
Audio nerds (raise your hands) will be able to purchase WAV versions of the tracks through Boomkat and Radiohead's site; physical releases will be sold exclusively at independent record stores. Radiohead apparently feels Record Store Day should run all year.
No word yet what the other releases will be, who will be remixing them and when they will drop.
It's tough at this point to gauge Radiohead's own feelings on their record; as I mentioned in my review, they don't seem to interested in pleasing The People with the same album twice, and are intent on creating new sounds if just for themselves. Perhaps the intention was to always have remixers attached to the product.
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Thanks for the info. Looks like we may be at the mercy of the market for now.


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President Bush's pitch to workers, especially young workers, that privatization will make you rich is a Wall Street swindle. A detailed analysis of the most likely Bush administration proposals for Social Security included in the Goldman Sachs Global Economic Research Bulletin for Dec. 17 shows the Bush program to be a fraud — but a clever fraud.
Progressive Democrats map strategy
WASHINGTON — Despite a raging blizzard and the shadow of the Bush inauguration, more than 500 activists turned out for a summit to help craft a strategy of taking back the country from the ultraright. Organized by the Progressive Democrats of America (PDA), the meeting also had a goal of reinvigorating the progressive movement both inside and outside the Democratic Party.
Californians vow fight vs. pension privatization
Labor, retiree and community organizations in California are kicking off a campaign to uphold Social Security against the drive of President Bush and Wall Street to privatize the 70-year-old program serving retirees, the disabled, and families of deceased workers. At the same time, they are gearing up to defeat Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's campaign to privatize the pensions of California state employees.
A national crisis needs a national solution
OPINION In "Health care: beyond markets" PWW Dec. 18-24, George Silver nailed the disaster that market-driven health care has brought to our nation. He rightly condemned the "architecture of profitability," decrying the profits and immunity from regulation that have brought industrial giants into health care. He pointed out that preventive investments are almost nonexistent.
Big lies, little lies, & statistics
There's a retirement crisis facing older workers. The bosses tell us they can't meet pension obligations because there are too many retirees and not enough active workers. They use the same argument to explain why they have to gut or privatize Social Security.


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Marcus Foligno
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The Sabres signed Marcus Foligno to a one-year contract worth $2.25 million on July 14th.
Since breaking into the NHL in 2011-12, Foligno has seen his point-production rise a little bit in each season, reaching 23 points (10G / 13A) in 75 games last year. Still not great production from the 24-year-old, but another one-year deal should motivate him for more in 2016-17.
Shawn Stepner
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Anders Nilsson
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The Sabres acquired Anders Nilsson from the Blues for a 2017 5th round pick; sign him for one-year, $1million.
Nilsson was 2-0-0 with a 2.01 GAA and .935 SV% in two AHL starts last season, but didn't have the same success at the NHL level, going 10-13-2 with a 3.12 GAA and .901 SV% with the Blues and Oilers. Nilsson has a career .900 SV% and will likely serve as Robin Lehner's backup in 2016-17.
Stephen Whyno
July 3, 2016, 11:09 a.m.
Justin Falk
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The Sabres signed Justin Falk to a one-year deal worth $650K.
Falk, 27, has been a fringe NHLer for his entire career. The 6-foot-5, 224 lbs. defenseman split his 2015-16 season between Columbus and Lake Erie (AHL). He had four assists in 24 games with the Blue Jackets and nine points (2G / 7A) in 32 games with the Monsters. He will likely once again start the year in the AHL, but will be the first or second defenseman to get the call-up to the Sabres.
Ken Wiebe
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Kyle Okposo
Buffalo Sabres
The Sabres have signed Kyle Okposo to a seven-year contract worth $42 million ($6.0M AAV).
Okposo spent the first nine years of his NHL career with the Islanders, who drafted him seventh overall in 2006. The 28-year-old winger had 64 points (22G / 42A) in 79 games last season. His 42-assists tied a career-high, but 22 goals was five short of his career-best of 27 in 2013-14. He brings some experience to an otherwise young top-6 in Buffalo that features Jack Eichel, 19, Sam Reinhart, 20 and Ryan O'Reilly, 25.
Darren Dreger
July 1, 2016, 12:24 p.m.
Casey Nelson
Buffalo Sabres
The Sabres signed Casey Nelson to a two-year deal worth $1.3 million.
Paul Hamilton
June 30, 2016, 12:15 p.m.
Dmitry Kulikov
Buffalo Sabres
The Sabres acquired Dmitry Kulikov and the 33rd overall pick from the Panthers for Mark Pysyk, the 38th overall pick and the 89th overall pick.
John Vogl
June 25, 2016, 2:40 p.m.
Alex Nylander
Buffalo Sabres
The Sabres have selected Alex Nylander with the 8th overall pick in the 2016 NHL Draft.
Joe Yerdon
June 24, 2016, 8:11 p.m.
Jimmy Vesey
Buffalo Sabres
The Sabres have acquired the rights to Jimmy Vesey from the Predators for a 2016 third round pick.
Vesey, 23, won the Hobey Baker Award this year and refused to sign with Nashville, who drafted the forward in 2012. He had 24 goals and 22 assists (46 points) with Harvard University to be the top player in college hockey. If he doesn't sign with the Sabres before July 1st, he will become a free agent.
Bill Hoppe
June 20, 2016, 5:55 p.m.
Kyle Okposo
Buffalo Sabres
Okposo (rest) will not play on Sunday.
April 10, 2016, 5:01 p.m.
Johan Larsson
Buffalo Sabres
Larsson (undisclosed) will not play on Saturday.
April 9, 2016, 5:39 p.m.
Linus Ullmark
Buffalo Sabres
Ullmark will start Sunday in Brooklyn.
Paul Hamilton
April 9, 2016, 5:27 p.m.
Kyle Okposo
Buffalo Sabres
Okposo (personal) is questionable for Saturday.
Okposo's wife is expecting this afternoon, so Okposo may sit in Saturday's game vs. the Sabres. Monitor Okposo's status as puck-drop nears.
Brett Cygralis
April 9, 2016, 10:29 a.m.
Zach Bogosian
Buffalo Sabres
Bogosian (lower-body) will not play on Saturday.
Bogosian suffered a lower-body injury in the Sabres loss to the Blue Jackets on Friday. Bogosian is expected to be replaced by Casey Nelson.
Bill Hoppe
April 9, 2016, 8:40 a.m.
Evan Rodrigues
Buffalo Sabres
Rodrigues will make his NHL debut on Friday.
Rodrigues, 22, was 28 points (9G / 19A) in 68 games in his first professional hockey season. He spent four years at Boston University before going to the Rochester Americans this season.
John Vogl
April 8, 2016, 12:19 p.m.
Cole Schneider
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Schneider will make his NHL debut on Friday.
Schneider, 25, was an undrafted free agent that was acquired in an AHL trade with Ottawa Senators at the trade deadline. The 6-foot-1 right winger has registered 12 points (3G / 9A) in 15 games with Rochester since the trade and has 20 goals and 34 assists (54 points) in 69 AHL games between Rochester and Binghamton.
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Al Gareawy and six other Iraqi men spent part of Wednesday at a rehabilitation center performing such tasks as flipping light switches, writing and gripping various objects with their mechanical hands - donated to them after the story was publicized of how Saddam Hussein's government performed amputations on them as punishment.
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La Alberca Things to Do
Admire the architecture
The ancient town isn't big take a time to stroll around. It is pedestrianized area and it make your walk much easierAdmire the ancient houses walking through to the cobbles street ,and is the easiest way to see the localsMany of the small street where sells local product and souvenirAnd it's very interesting if you want to know their own product....more
Walk through the end of main street
Is the square you meet when you enter the village if you came from the othersideHere stands arches and cross in the middle of the squareThe story says, it protects the village from evilThis square looks like the plaza mayor with cross. Here is not too busy as the main square where most of the people hang around to the placeIs just another...more
Church of La Asuncion
Very special church the building is very simple. Built in the 1300's, the town church may look unassuming from the outside but inside it tells a different and historically rich storyThe Church of the Asuncion, houses many revered wonders such as a 16th-century pulpit sculpted in granite, a splendid Gothic copper processional cross and a figure of...more
Main square
The Plaza Mayor (Main Square) where narrow streets converge is the center of the town and boasts granite cross as their symbol and is composed of buildings with balconies filled with flowers in the springThe square is surrounded by these lovely buildings with their columned arcades offering shelter from the bright sunshine And is a center of social...more
The narrow streets
The little villages are famed for their attractive old stone houses with typical wide overhanging wooden eaves and balconies and narrow winding cobbled streetsIn some streets, the eaves almost touch. Some old buildings have been converted into workshops and craft shops offering a wide range of local products Walking through the stone paved streets...more
Pat the piggy ( the live one not the...
There is a local piggy who appreciates a tummy rub in the village. She can be found (although she could soon disappear....) around the main square. Alternatively you might like to pat another part of the pig statue which is near the main church. Of course those that pat this stone pig in a particular place are keen to change nappies in the near...more
Check Out El Cerdo de San Anton
In front of the Church of the Assumption, there is a statue of "El Cerdo de San Anton" (St. Anthony's Pig). A local tradition is that the pig would be let loose and all of the townspeople would feed and care for it--fattening it up.more
Local in Mourning
This local woman and I began talking as I passed through the streets. I stopped and shared a little with her. She really was amazing. She told me she was wearing the mourning outfit, because a year ago she had lost a relative. Before I left she grabbed my hand and kissed it and I had to get a picture of her.more
Local Making Lace
I happened along this woman while wondering the town of Miranda del Castanar. She was sitting in her doorframe making lace.more
The mark of the Spanish Inquisition
This was tucked away in a little alley, but it is very clearly a sign of the former Spanish Inquisition.more
The Town Jail, Courthouse, and Town Hall
This small building houses so many things. The top floor is a very modest courtroom. The middle floor is the town hall and the bottom level is the dark and dank town jail.more
The town pig
This statue represents the town pig. Every year the locals select a piglet to be the town's pig. It runs loose in the streets and everyone feeds it when they see it. At the end of the year when it is nice and plump, they slaughter it and share the ham and sausages that it produces.more
The Streets of La Alberca
You do not need a map or guidebook to explore this town. Just don't blink or you will miss amazing bits of history that are tucked away in the most obvious, but unexpected places.more
Place for Remembering the Dead
There are 2 real skulls built into this wall, where locals come to light the solitary candle in remembrance of the dead. On the anniversary of the death of a loved one, they walk a specific route around the town that both starts and ends here.more
Lovely Archways
Their are several archways that span little walkways and alleys, which are just another endearing feature of the town.more
The homes in La Alberca
The homes are modestly built and they consist of a wooden frame and the walls are made from a mixture containing mud.more
The Town Cathedral
You will be pleasantly surprised if you find the doors open to the town Cathedral. The inside is rather ornate, for such an unassuming little village.more
The Town Plaza
The town plaza in La Alberca is small, but is full of charm. Often you will find women selling turron, which is a food similar to brittle, that consists of honey and egg whites over almonds, which is a specialty here. It is a very common Christmas food. Don't miss out on seeing the town jail, courthouse, and town hall, which are all housed in one...more
La Alberca Restaurants
La Catedral: Delicious local cuisine!
La Catedral is located on the main square in La Alberca. Owned by the same family who owns the Templarios and Dona Teresa hotels, it occupies one of the prettiest buildings on the main square. You can't miss it as it is bedecked with flowers and has a mannequin dressed in traditional clothing in front.
Favorite Dish: The food is fresh and very good. I had the beef ragout one day and traditional dishes during a medieval banquet held in the cellar. It is a great place to go with a group, as I did.Related to:
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La Alberca Transportation
Let Your Feet Do the Walking
Driving to La Alberca, you are better off parking at the main entrance to the town and walking. La Alberca isn't necessarily a vehicle-friendly town as parking spots seem to be scarce. It is very walkable and you'll enjoy strolling the winding narrow streets on your own.Related to:
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La Alberca Shopping
Unique Artisanal Gifts
Shops around La Alberca carry local artisanal crafts and goods. These would make very special gifts to bring back from your visit. Look for handmade Salamancan filigree ceramic/pottery work in the form of plates or decanters and containers with the tree of life design. If you are interested in religious pieces, you can also pick up an image of the...more
Local Goods in Local Grocer
One of the great things about being someone else is taking the chance to shop like a local. Stop into the Supermercado Rita and peruse the local Salamanca wine selection, not to mention all of the different Spanish foods, beverages, housewares and toiletries. The staff (I think they are family-run) is very nice and friendly. Salamanca wines,...more
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La Alberca Local Customs
Local products
One of the highlights of La Alberca is the abundance of vendors selling local products such as jamon (ham), turron (nougat), castaoas (chestnuts), and miel (honey)Seems these products are from here. Walking around the village you'll see many local stood with a stall selling their own productsAfter the ham, I see many Nougat. As I always curious of...more
Dried Ham
La Alberca is known as pig town. And it's specialty is the dried ham For the best jamones it will take them 3-4 years of hanging here in the dry Sierra climate to age to perfectionThis dry cured Spanish ham is hand selected from large hogs. The drying process that is used to cure this ham replicates all four seasons Wandering around the village,...more
Pay Attention to the Cars
Make sure you pay attention to vehicles passing through. The narrow streets really are only wide enough for them and the walkways along the sides are very narrow, so use caution if a vehicle is approaching.more
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Our home is a 3 Bedroom 2 Bath gorgeous home (all new furniture) with fans in all rooms, and central AC for those really 'hot' days.
It has an attractive full gourmet Kitchen, a full Dining Room, and a sunken Living Room with '72' TV and DVD. The Master Bedroom has a King Bed, Dresser, and TV.
Off of the Master Bedroom is a wonderful Master Bath with a large glass shower, twin sinks, and mirrors throughout. There are 2 Guest Bedrooms, one with 2 Twin Beds, and the other with a Full Bed. Both Guest Bedrooms have TVs.
There is a second full bath located next to both Guest Bedrooms. Attached to the home is a wonderful large screened in porch (lanai) that leads to a large fenced in backyard.
Our home is located 10 minutes north of Orlando's International Airport at Ventura Golf Resort. Ventura is a gated golf community and our property manager is a resident of Ventura who resides one block away from our home. She will provide keys, garage door opener, badges, and any property maintenance needs that you may require.
A championship 18 hole golf course is on the grounds. The home is conveniently located within 20-45 minutes from all attractions, beaches, and the Kennedy Space Center. It is also close to shopping, restaurants, etc.
Many folks have commented to us that our home's location is wonderful given it is away from all of the Orlando attractions, but yet close enough to be easily within 20-30 minutes from the house.
It is also nice to take Interstate 4 to Daytona Beach for a day of fun in the sun, where you can drive your car right out onto to the beach.
Master Bedroom has a King Bed, Dresser, and TV. A separate entrance leads to a spacious full master Bath with a large glassed-in shower, and a large sink area that includes two sinks, and mirrors behind all areas of the bathroom.
The 2 Guest Bedrooms are spacious, with a Double Bed in one and two Twin Beds in the other. Both Guest Bedrooms also have TVs. The second bath is located in the hallway just outside the entrances to both Guest Bedrooms
Master Bath has a separate entrance from the Master Bedroom. Spacious with a separate room with a toilet, a large glassed-in shower, a full walk-in closet, and twin sinks with wall to wall mirrors throughout.
The Hall Bath is located just outside both Guest Bedroom entrances, has a tub/shower, with a sink and mirror.
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Alan is an executive project manager for a large corporation and has worked there for 35 years. He is also a licensed real estate associate broker in New York State. Jenny works full time in real estate as a licensed New York State real estate salesperson. Together we have 5 children ranging in ages from 37 to 12. Alan is a grandfather of 4 and Jenny is a grandmother of 2.
Alan Arnfield purchased this house in 2006
Our home at Ventura Resort is perfect for many people. If you are looking to take in the Orlando area attractions, it is close enough to all of them, yet far enough away (max 30 min) to get away from the crowds. Our home is in a gated golf community, which affords security for you, as well as the convenience of being close by to restaurants and shopping. And finally, the grounds at Ventura Golf club are fabulous, and the golf course is immaculately maintained and a very good challenge for all golfers with a lot of water throughout the course. Our home is a single level home, and shows as very new. The previous owner spent a lot of money upgrading the floors, walls, kitchen, and yard.
Our property is in a warm weather area, which is fantastic for the winter months. We have also found that the summer months are no hotter and humid than the weather back in New York at the same time. Ventura is a fabulous place to walk, job, and bicycle in, with lavish vegetation, and miles of trails.
Just wanted to let you know how nice your house is. There are absolutely no problems. It is only a half hr. from my daughters and that is great. It is so peaceful here. I live in the pinelands of NJ, so our traffic is not as busy as yours, but I am getting used to it. Thank you for allowing us to rent here. Hope your weather in NY is as nice as it has been here in Florida. my kindest regards. Mary
We hope to be back someday!!!!!
The Ventura Country Club home was perfect for our needs. Our son was getting married and we had relatives that stayed with us at the house for the wedding. Other guests were at airport hotels which were very close to the house. Located near the Orlando airport allowed us to easily pickup and return guests for their flights. The home had more updated amenities than we expected, and was very well decorated. I only got to play golf twice during the stay, bit the course was very nice. Our pets loved the large screed screened porch and never wanted to come in.
Thanks to Alan and Jenny, also Joanna and Erik, I have a home in Orlando to come to every year. 2015 will be my fourth year to come. I love it. Safe community. Drive to Walmart and Publix and many, many restaurants including Panera, Bonefish Grill, and Pio Pio. The house has a really nice master suite, another sweet room with 2 twin beds, and a third bedroom with a double. There are at least 3 dining areas. The living room is a great room to spend time in and there is a screened porch with a doggie door and a yard. I love walking the dog in the neighborhood.
Our family of four (and two dogs)comfortably enjoyed 5 weeks in this home. It truly became our home away from home! We did not want to leave! It was clean, spacious, and modern. The owners thought of every detail! The pictures do not do it justice and many updates were made since the photos were taken. The gated community is beautifully maintained. We enjoyed the pool, restaurant, and many other amenities all within walking distance to the home. If you want to escape the touristy areas, this home is the best value around. We could not have been more pleased and would highly recommend this home!
This house is refined, comfortable and very well equipped. The kitchen had plenty of plates, glasses, and silverware for use, and all the cooking utensils and pans you would ever need. And a bonus of your own washer/dryer is a big plus.
Each bedroom was well stocked as well, every linen you would need was there and more.
The clubhouse was great to walk to (3 min)with relatively inexpensive meals and overlooking the picturesque lake. The large pool was fantastic and the gym was well equipped. The floodlit tennis courts were superb and the golf course was a delight to play.
This is a very secure house to rent, it is a gated and guarded community.
A fabulous getaway from all the crazy congestion of the amusement parks and highways. The owners were so helpful, responsive, and welcoming. We loved our stay.
We stayed at this home for 11days. Upon arrival we noticed that the inside of the home appeared much larger than in the photos which was a pleasant surprise. Home was clean and in good condition. Master bedroom was large and had its own bathroom with walk in shower. Second bedroom had 2 twin beds which was good for young children. 3rd bedroom had full size bed. Only problems we observed was a cracked window in one of the bedrooms and water damage around one of the windows in the room with the full size bed. Home has wifi. I used the wifi daily at the home, it seemed to work ok, but seemed to get bogged down when attempting to view and download photos from a Disney website. The back yard is fenced in.
Home is in gated community in Orlando, there are two entrances both with security guards, one entrance closes at 11pm.
While staying at the home we had access to a swimming pool at the golf course club house. Swimming pool was in good shape and not to crowded. There were also tennis courts and children's play area. The swimming pool was approximately a 2 block walk from the home.
There are grocery stores, Publix, Walmart, Walgreens and other stores as well as fast food within a 1-2 miles of the home. The area just outside of the gated community did seem to be your typical larger city neighborhoods and we were a little leary of going out to the stores in the area later in the evening, however we did not have or see any problems. If you are renting this home and planning on going to Disney there are toll roads. I'm sure you could take side roads but we choose to pay the tolls. Going to Disney we would pay $2.25 going there and the same on the way back. It took us anywhere from approximately 30-40 minutes to get to the Disney parks, and less to get to Universal. Other reviewers mentioned the air planes flying over the home. We did hear this, however it didn't bother us too much. It averaged 4-5 times an hour. Overall we enjoyed staying at the home and I would recommend it. After leaving the home our kids asked when we could go back.
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Ingomar salutes Ashley
The scene at Ingomar's gym on Sunday afternoon was much like what fans have come to expect over the last 41 years. A good crowd, heated gym and Norris Ashley, off to the side, wiping away sweat with his towel.
Only this time, the long-time coach was not barking out orders to his players, rather it was the community coming out to pay respect to the man who led the school to nine state titles; the one who just a month ago decided to step away from the game after coaching for a total of 43 years.
"All of this is hard to put in words," Ashley said. "When I originally came here, my old high school coach told me this would be a good place to stay for a year until I found a better place to go. I never found a better place to go."
Ingomar celebrated Ashley's career with a retirement reception, giving fans and former players a chance to share their fondest memories with the one who helped make it happen. As those in attendance watched a slideshow, recapping his 41 years at the school, Ashley took it all in, giving valuable time to each person who stood in line to speak with him. Also off to the side was his son, Jonathan, who is preparing to take over for his father.
"I'm glad that Jonathan sees that the Ingomar people are very supportive," Ashley said. "Ingomar has always supported both academics and athletics, they strive for success and achieves success. I hope it stays that way, where they expect the best out of the kids both in the classroom and on the court and field."
While reflecting on his time at Ingomar, Ashley noted the people he was most thankful for, his wife, along with former Ingomar principal John Weeden, who first hired Ashley.
"I appreciate having John Weeden as a principal, giving me freedom to do what I wanted. He trusted me, and I trusted him," he said. "I appreciate my wife's support over the years. It's tough being a coach's wife, because you tend to only hear negative things in the stands. I've had great parents and players, and they expected me to do my best, and I expected them to do their best. It all worked out pretty well, I hope."
As the afternoon came to a close, so did the final chapter of Ashley's time at Ingomar. As he makes the move from the sidelines to the stands as a fan, he had only one final remark.
"The people of Ingomar trusted me with their children. Hopefully I taught them a little about basketball and maybe a little about living. Hopefully I didn't disappoint them."
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In summary, GAO found that about 83,000 Department of Defense (DOD) employees and contractors who held or were determined eligible for secret, top secret, or sensitive compartmented information (SCI) clearances, or related interim clearances, had unpaid federal tax debt totaling more than $730 million as of June 30, 2012. DOD reported to GAO that about 3.2 million civilian and military employees and contractorsheld or were approved for similar clearances from January 1, 2006, to December 31, 2011, which was the time frame for GAO's analysis. According to data from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), about 34,000 of these 83,000 individuals (about 40 percent) with tax debt had a repayment plan with the IRS to pay back their debt as of June 30, 2012. GAO's analysis cannot be generalized to individuals that were granted eligibility for security clearances and were non-DOD employees of the executive branch, employees of the legislative branch, or employees of the intelligence community.
As part of this work, GAO also identified individuals with unpaid tax debts who also had access to classified information. DOD officials stated that individualshaving access to classified information pose a greater risk because they have more opportunity toactually compromise classified information than a person who is only eligible to access classified information. GAO found that about 26,000 of the 83,000 DOD employees and contractors with eligibilities who owed taxes (about 31 percent) had access to classified information, and they owed about $229 million in federal taxes as of June 2012.
In September 2013, GAO reported that additional mechanisms could improve federal agencies' ability to detect delinquent federal tax debts owed by individuals determined eligible for security clearance, but statutory privacy protections limit access to this information (GAO-13-733). During that prior work, officials from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) told GAO that they had formed a working group in 2012, in collaboration with the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and other federal agencies to, among other things, explore whether an automated process for reviewing federal tax compliance could be established. GAO recommended that ODNI, in consultation with OPM and the Department of the Treasury, evaluate the feasibility of federal agencies routinely obtaining federal debt information from the Treasury Offset Program (TOP) system, or a similar automated mechanism. TOP is a centralized offset program, administered by the Department of the Treasury, to collect delinquent debts owed to federal agencies and states. Both ODNI and OPM concurred with GAO's September 2013 recommendation.
In June 2014, officials from ODNI's interagency working group stated that, due to the legal and logistical challenges of obtaining sufficient federal tax compliance information from the Treasury's TOP system, the working group began exploring additional sources of information, such as information on tax filing as well as tax debt status, to provide automated federal tax-compliance checks for the purposes of investigating and adjudicating clearance applicants, as well as for ongoing monitoring of current clearance holders' tax-debt status. In addition, ODNI officials stated that in January 2014 the IRS assigned a program manager to oversee the development or modification of IRS systems to accomplish automated tax compliance checks. Officials from the interagency working group stated that they are also exploring whether an exception to section 6103 of the Internal Revenue Code, which generally prohibits disclosure of taxpayer data to federal agencies and others, would be advisable to facilitate the sharing of taxpayer information for the purpose of making security clearance determinations. The officials stated their goal was to establish an automated federal tax compliance check by 2017, but the officials also noted that efforts to develop an automated system to perform a federal tax compliance check were still in the initial planning stages.
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GAO compared DOD's security-clearance information to IRS data on known tax debts. GAO also reviewed relevant laws and regulations and interviewed officials from ODNI, the Department of the Treasury, OPM, and DOD.
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Nuclear Weapons:DOD Assessed the Need for Each Leg of the Strategic Triad and Considered Other Reductions to Nuclear ForcesGAO-16-740: Published: Sep 22, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 22, 2016.
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Defense Health Care Reform:DOD Needs Further Analysis of the Size, Readiness, and Efficiency of the Medical ForceGAO-16-820: Published: Sep 21, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 21, 2016.
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Air Force Training:Further Analysis and Planning Needed to Improve EffectivenessGAO-16-864: Published: Sep 19, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 19, 2016.
Community Relations:DOD's Approach for Using Resources Reflects Sound Management PrinciplesGAO-16-794: Published: Sep 19, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 19, 2016.
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Defense Infrastructure:Actions Needed to Enhance Oversight of Construction Projects Supporting Military Contingency OperationsGAO-16-406: Published: Sep 8, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 8, 2016.
DOD Renewable Energy Projects:Improved Guidance Needed for Analyzing and Documenting Costs and BenefitsGAO-16-487: Published: Sep 8, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 8, 2016.
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Military Readiness:DOD's Readiness Rebuilding Efforts May Be at Risk without a Comprehensive PlanGAO-16-841: Published: Sep 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 7, 2016.
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Defense Civil Support:DOD Needs to Identify National Guard's Cyber Capabilities and Address Challenges in Its ExercisesGAO-16-574: Published: Sep 6, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 6, 2016.
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January 19, 2015
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