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Behind every cloud service or cloud-based solution, there are real people...
A robust ecosystem of solutions providers has emerged around cloud computing. But who are the CEOs & CTOs behind those providers, who are the internal and external entrepreneurs driving companies involved in the Cloud, who are the leading engineers, developers, analysts, researchers, marketing professionals, authors...who, in short, are the people behind the cloud?
This list will be updated weekly between now and November 4-7, 2013, when 13th Cloud Expo | Cloud Expo Silicon Valley opens its doors in the Santa Clara Convention Center, in the heart of California's Silicon Valley. Here are some highly prominent "Cloud People" to kick off with...
RANDY BIAS | @randybias
"Randy Bias is visionary. He sees things others don't." [Emphasis added.] That is how
A vocal open systems advocate for more than two decades, before Cloudscaling Randy was the technical visionary at GoGrid and at CloudScale Networks. He led the open-licensing of GoGrid's APIs, which inspired Sun Microsystems, Rackspace Cloud, VMware and others to follow.
He was also an early and vocal supporter of the OpenStack project, and led the teams that deployed the first public OpenStack storage cloud (Swift) outside of Rackspace, and the first public OpenStack compute cloud (Nova). He is a founding Board Member of the OpenStack Foundation. He also popularized the cloud server "pets vs. cattle" meme.
JONATHAN BRYCE | @jbryce
Jonathan Bryce is Executive Director of the OpenStack Foundation. (OpenStack is 3 years old now.) He has spent his entire career building the cloud and gave the opening keynote at 11th Cloud Expo | Cloud Expo Silicon Valley, held at the Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, CA, November 5-8, 2012.
The OpenStack Foundation promotes the development, distribution and adoption of the OpenStack cloud operating system. As the independent home for OpenStack, the Foundation has already attracted more than 7,000 individual members from 100 countries and 850 different organizations, secured more than $10 million in funding and is ready to fulfill the OpenStack mission of becoming the ubiquitous cloud computing platform.
Previously Jonathan was a founder of The Rackspace Cloud. He started his career working as a web developer for Rackspace, and during his tenure, he and co-worker Todd Morey had a vision to build a sophisticated web hosting environment where users and businesses alike could turn to design, develop and deploy their ideal web site – all without being responsible for procuring the technology, installing it or making sure it is built to be always available. This vision became The Rackspace Cloud. Since then he has been a major driver of OpenStack, the open source cloud software initiative.
REUVEN COHEN | @rUv
Reuven Cohen is (still) young, yet Reuven Cohen has been part of the Cloud Computing vanguard from the very beginning.
Pictured below talking to me on SYS-CON.TV at the first ever Cloud Expo, in November 2008, Ruv founded Enomaly in Canada in 2004, to exploit the same concept - "elastic computing" that Amazon so famously exploited when it launched EC2 (its Elastic Compute Cloud) in August 2006. Enomaly was among the first to develop a self-service infrastructure as a service (IaaS) platform circa 2005, as well as SpotCloud (2011), the first commodity style cloud computing Spot Market. In December 2011 Enomaly was acquired by Virtustream, where Ruv acted as Sr. Vice President of Community Clouds until August 2013, when he was appointed by Citrix to the newly created role of Chief Cloud Advocate.
He writes "The Digital Provocateur column for Forbes Magazine, is the co-founder with DAVE NIELSEN of CloudCamp (300+ Cities around the Globe), an unconference where early adopters of Cloud Computing technologies exchange ideas and is the largest of the 'barcamp' style of events. He is also the co-host of the DigitalNibbles Podcast sponsored by Intel. He has served as a board member to the Information Technology Association of Canada as well as a strategic adviser to Sun Microsystems, Amazon, York University, The Government of Canada's Department of Foreign Affairs & International Trade (DFAIT).
Ruv is currently very active in International trade as a liaison with various governments helping define IT policy, definitions (NIST) and agendas. Some of his recent participation include the governments of the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Brasil, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, and China
BERNARD GOLDEN | @bernardgolden
Bernard is VP of Enterprise Solutions at Enstratius. At Enstratius, he works with enterprises throughout the world to help them achieve greater agility and improved IT economics. His work with enterprises includes opportunity evaluation, best practices recommendations, economic analysis, and process streamlining. Bernard was previously CEO of HyperStratus, a Silicon Valley cloud consulting firm helping its clients plan, design, and implement cloud initiatives. HyperStratus clients included the KT (Korea Telecom), Chunghwa Telecom, Trend Micro, and Pepsi.
He is the author or co-author of three books on virtualization and cloud computing, including Virtualization for Dummies, the most popular book on the subject ever published.
MÅRTEN MICKOS | @martenmickos
Describing himself succinctly on his Twitter account as a "Finn in Silicon Valley", Mårten Mickos is CEO of Eucalyptus Systems. According to no less an authority than BusinessWeek, he "has a track record of building global disruptive businesses."
No surprise then to find Mårten right at the heart of the Cloud. He joined Eucalyptus, purveyor of private AWS-compatible clouds, as CEO in March 2010, having from 2001-8 been CEO of open source database maker MySQL AB, which was famously bought by Sun in 2008 for $1 billion. In September 2009 he become Entrepreneur in Residence at Benchmark Capital, and anyone who understands how VC works in the Valley should have noted that, when he left Benchmark to take up the chief executive office at a Cloud company...that confirmed that Cloud Computing was certain to become huge.
Mårten Mickos spoke at 9th Cloud Expo / Cloud Expo Silicon Valley (November 2011)
DAVE NIELSEN | @davenielsen
One of five cloudsters who put on the first ever CloudCamp - the other four being Sam Charrington, Jesse Silver, Sara Dornsife and REUVEN COHEN - Dave Nielsen has done for "unconferences" what Wordsworth did for daffodils: put them on the map.
Several of the five had experience with the Open Space unconference format which had been around since the early 80s and it seemed to them like a good fit for the then still emergent phenomenon known as Cloud Computing. The first CloudCamp, accordingly, was held June 2008 in San Francisco. The aim then as now was to provide a common ground for the introduction and advancement of cloud computing. The agenda at a CloudCamp is never completely set until the attendees arrive and set it.
Since a participant-driven unconference like this can not only run on its own but also within a larger conference, Cloud Expo invited Dave to run a CloudCamp @ Cloud Expo for the first time in 2009 and there has been one held at every Cloud Expo since.
MARK SKILTON | @mskilton
Mark Skilton is a Global Director, Strategy Office, Capgemini Infrastructure Services. He is the Technical Leader for the Group Government Cloud Portfolio and is the author of the "Cloud Computing Education" and "Infrastructure Strategy" Courses at the Capgemini University. He is also Co-Chair of the Cloud Computing Work Group at The Open Group, an International Standards Body. SMark has spoken and published internationally on the subject of Cloud Computing, and spoke at 11th Cloud Expo | Cloud Expo Silicon Valley on the subject of "Maximizing Business Value in a Cloud Enabled Ecosystem."
SEBASTIAN STADIL | @sebastianstadil
Founder of the Silicon Valley Cloud Computing Group (SVCCG) and of Scalr. The SVCCG was founded Sep 11, 2007, by Chief Organizer Stadil and Assistant Organizer Ferhat Hatay. As of this writing it has 8,697 members and counting, and has held 104 meetups.
Sebastian has been a Cloud developer since 2004, starting with web services for e-commerce and then for computational resources. He founded Scalr, a software-project-turned-startup that scales website infrastructure automagically. Scalr's CTO is Igor Savchenko and Marat Komarov its Director of Engineering. Ever thoughtful and prescient, his Master's Thesis at the Ecole supérieure de Commerce de Lille in France was on "Signal Oriented Marketing: establishing trust among mutually distrustful parties using insights from Evolutionary Biology and Game Theory."
WERNER VOGELS | @werner
Vice-President & CTO at Amazon, Werner Vogels - who keynoted the very first Cloud Expo and indeed the second one too - is responsible at Amazon for driving the company's technology vision, which is to continuously enhance the innovation on behalf of Amazon's customers at a global scale.
Prior to joining Amazon, Werner worked as a researcher at the Computer Science Department at Cornell University where he was a principal investigator in several research projects that target the scalability and robustness of mission-critical enterprise computing systems. He holds a Ph.D. from the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam and has authored many articles for journals and conferences, most of them on distributed systems technologies for enterprise computing.
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Would be interesting to see here people from medium-size cloud hosting companies.
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The signature would act much like an API key does today, except that by combining a secret with a product of the chart's arguments, the signature will vary for each individual chart, and Google can trust that the person who generated it is a genuine customer, and that it hasn't been modified along the way. It would no longer be possible to simply copy an API key and fake an IP and Referrer value, it would still require something extra, which only Google and its customer would know.
SYS-CON Events announced today that Datanami has been named "Media Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 21st International Cloud Expo, which will take place on Oct 31 – Nov 2, 2017, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Datanami is a communication channel dedicated to providing insight, analysis and up-to-the-minute information about emerging trends and solutions in Big Data. The publication sheds light on all cutting-edge technologies including networking, storage and applications, and the...
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Let's say you discover one morning that CNN is going to feature your company later that day. You'll need more horsepower for your application infrastructure -- and fast. If you have a cohesive, integrated deployment and configuration solution such as Chef, a situation that could be nightmare is a piece of cake.
In this eye-opening video, you get an overview of the Chef open-source system integration framework and how it can help you automate server plumbing. Chef provides abstraction and an API so that system administrators can write simple code that describes the roles, recipes, and resources for your systems. System administrators love Chef because it gives them flexibility to integrate all aspects of their infrastructure. Software developers love Chef because it helps them take care of the muck so they can focus on writing great applications.
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Chef is known as a powerful but intimidating tool that is in need of improved documentation. Too much of Chef's official documentation is top-down, with few simple, easily repeatable examples.Unfortunately, On The Menu with Chef is a set of videos that makes all of the same mistakes that the Chef documentation makes. "Getting Started" is the second video's theme, making the first video an entirely academic study in Chef jargon and theory, presented mostly in the form of a data dump of glossary terms to be painfully remembered later.While the presentation is loaded with demonstrations on command lines of what's going on, all of the demonstrations are shown on an already working infrastructure. There's no Chef equivalent of a "Hello, World" and none of the examples start from scratch and work to something useful. Only in video 4 of 4 does Timberman even get into some real-world examples, but still never really shows them start to finish, and leaves you to your own devices on getting them working outside of his own environment.A far more useful video would start with something simple -- like using Chef to make sure two servers are running a specific (perhaps older) version Apache. Unfortunately, having watched these videos, I have only a faint idea of how to start such a basic endeavor.While potentially useful to an intermediate Chef user, On The Menu with Chef is a disappointing video tutorial, especially given the time and money I've invested in it. I'm surprised O'Reilly put its name behind it.
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With 368 drive-ins remaining in the United States, many facing closure without help switching to digital, and only five projectors available in the Honda Project Drive-In competition, the chances of Highway 99W Drive-In winning were slim. But they were announced Sunday to be the fifth winner of a new projector system, courtesy of Honda.
Owner Brian Francis said he had been contacted by a TV news station doing a routine story on drive-ins and they had scheduled the interview for Sunday morning. When he arrived it looked like a real interview with camera men and microphones. But halfway through the interview, that changed.
They blew their cover. They were actually from Honda, Francis said. They told me I have won right there in the middle of it and I just went down.
After standing up and brushing himself off, Francis said the celebration could begin. That night they had a free movie and snacks paid for by Honda.
When interviewed Monday he said the reality of it had slowly started to sink in.
The company thats going to install it, American Cinema Equipment in Portland, is coming to take measurements, he said. Its kind of up to me when (the theater) is ready to come out and install.
The projector will cost between $70,000 and $80,000, which Honda will cover, but he said there are still improvements and renovations needed to the booth before the projector system can be installed. This may mean removing carpeting and installing an air-conditioning system, among other things.
I dont think they cover booth renovation requirements, thats still $10,000 to $20,000 I still have to pay, he said. But it definitely helps.
He said hes unsure if the new system will be unveiled this season; viewers might have to wait until next year.
I didnt think out in Oregon, where we are supposedly sparely populated, it would happen, Francis said. It shows the value the drive-in has to the community.
Voting ended Sept. 9, but with online contributions Honda extended voting until Sept. 21, meaning four more theaters will receive projectors.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of Asus' smallest gaming motherboard is its rear I/O area, though it must be said that in terms of connectivity there's nothing too special here. You get a PS2 port, FireWire and eSATA connectors, and eight standard USB 2.0 ports. Notable by its absense, though, is USB 3.0, which is hardly ideal in such a high-end motherboard but given this board has been out for a while and USB 3.0 is only just arriving, it's something we can forgive - here's hoping a refresh will soon rectify this.
However, where the Maximus III Gene starts to come back into its own is with the features that can be found here. First among these is a small button marked with a circular arrow which acts as a clear-CMOS switch. While not essential, it's a great addition to any enthusiast board and easy to access (though obviously it doesn't compare to the ingenious wired remote found on the Asus P7P55D-E Premium).
Next up is ROG Connect, which features both a dedicated button and a proprietary USB port (though it can operate as a standard USB port too) oriented perpendicular to the rest. ROG Connect takes overclocking to a whole new level, allowing you to fine-tune pretty much everything on the fly using a laptop or secondary computer as a 'controller' – we did mention this board is high-end, right? It makes a certain sense though, as with netbook ownership going through the roof these days it's far from unreasonable to assume that anyone who can afford a premium motherboard will likely have a second machine at their disposal. We'll get to how well it works in just a bit.
As you might expect from a premium board such as this, the BIOS is more extensive than Asus' already-prestigious usual efforts. Making it plain that enthusiasts are first and foremost in the Maximus III Gene's targeting, the first tab in the BIOS is Extreme Tweaker. As its name suggests, this lets you overclock, overvolt and otherwise alter a whole boatload of settings, manually or automatically and with a series of presets to boot. For example, "CPU Level Up" can be set between Auto or three different "Crazy" presets (though none of these are quite high enough to warrant the name).
Manual is usually best though, and just like with the excellent Asus Sabertooth 55i TUF motherboard, overclocks with the Maximus III Gene were limited only by our cooler. Thus it was no problem getting our Core i7 870 CPU to run at 4.3GHz (from 3.6GHz) by merely ramping up the bus speed, and for our Core i5 750 results were even more impressive: 4.2GHz (from 3.2GHz) was easy to attain without even altering voltage or any other settings than the BLCK, and the system ran rock solid.
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Getters are materials widely used in industry to create and maintain vacuum. To realize ultra-high vacuum at low temperatures, a new technology has been developed based on the Non-Evaporable Getter (NEG) thin film coatings. These coatings, produced by sputtering, may recover their chemical reactivity (i.e. pumping function) by heating at temperature as low as 180 °C.
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Definition of interrupt
transitive verb
1 : to stop or hinder by breaking in interrupted the speaker with frequent questions
2 : to break the uniformity or continuity of a hot spell occasionally interrupted by a period of cool weather
intransitive verb
: to break in upon an action; especially : to break in with questions or remarks while another is speaking
interruptibleplay \ˌin-tə-ˈrəp-tə-bəl\ adjective
interruptionplay \ˌin-tə-ˈrəp-shən\ noun
interruptiveplay \ˌin-tə-ˈrəp-tiv\ adverb
Examples of interrupt in a Sentence
It's not polite to interrupt.
His dinner was interrupted by a phone call.
We interrupt this program to bring you a special announcement.
Every summer periods of cool weather occasionally interrupt the intense heat.
Origin and Etymology of interrupt
Middle English, from Latin interruptus, past participle of interrumpere, from inter- + rumpere to break — more at reave
First Known Use: 15th centurySee Words from the same year
Definition of interrupt
: a feature of a computer that permits the temporary interruption of one activity (such as the execution of a program) in order to perform another; also : the interruption itself
First Known Use of interrupt
INTERRUPT Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of interrupt for English Language Learners
: to ask questions or say things while another person is speaking : to do or say something that causes someone to stop speaking
: to cause (something) to stop happening for a time
: to cause (something) to not be even or continuous : to change or stop the sameness or smoothness of (something)
INTERRUPT Defined for Kids
Definition of interrupt for Students
1 : to stop or hinder by breaking in Don't interrupt our conversation.
2 : to break the sameness or course of A loud crash interrupted the silence.
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Saturday, December 17, 2011
This Week in Books 12/17/11
First off, there is an Official Writing Retreat for the readers of this here blog organized by the lovely people in the discussion forums! It has been dubbed the Bransforumfest Writing Retreat, and it will be in Las Vegas March 3-9, 2012. I shall be there! I'm unable to be there the whole week as I have a work conflict, but I plan to be there for opening night festivities. If you're interested in attending please raise your hand in this thread. It will be a blast.
Meanwhile, there are links!
The Self-Aggrandizing Self-Publishing Kings: Extreme Rhetoric, Inflammatory Language and Ulterior Motives
Four of the Best Writers Blogs (thanks Alice Bradley!)
How Darcie Chan Became a Best-Selling Author (via Wendy Russ)
Publishers Are Still Missing the Point on E-Book Prices
Christopher Hitchens, Writer and Intellectual, Dies at 62
And please share your favorite links in the comments!
In the Forums:
What to ask a friend who is might edit your work
The end of the celebrity author?
The best agent blogs
An unplanned theme when choosing books
Passive vs. active voice - who is winning in your WIP?
And finally, well, sometimes you're the man and sometimes you're the bear:
Have a great weekend!
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- marion said...
Bookmarked Darcie Chan article. Thanks Nathan.
Wish I could come to Bransforumfest. Thanks for organizing it, Sommer. It's at Luxor Hotel, & I live in Luxor Egypt. Is this a sign?!
OK, word verification is too easy: ovensali--TV cooking show hosted by Sali.
- December 18, 2011 at 1:46 AM
- marion said...
Actually, it's the website address of Ali's Oven cooking show. Just me being obsessive.
- December 18, 2011 at 1:48 AM
- Bryan Russell said...
I want a bear for Christmas.
- December 18, 2011 at 12:07 PM
- Mira said...
Me too, me too, me too! I want an adorable bear cub for Christmas. Soooooooo cute.
Thank you for the links, Nathan!
First, I'm so excited about the trip to Vegas! Yay! I may not be able to go - it depends on work - but I'm crossing my fingers and hoping!! If I can go, it will definitely include opening night to see Nathan!
Second, here are my OPINIONS about all of the links. After all, if Nathan goes to the trouble of linking all of them, the least I can do is offer my personal commentary on each and every one.
a. Here's the thing about the article about the self-aggrandizing self-publishing kings: extreme rhetoric, inflammatory language and ulterior motives.
Well, I found the article itself to be self-aggrandizing, using extreme rhetoric, inflammatory language and I have no idea what his motives were in writing this. Something about wanting moderate advocates. This goal would have been better accomplished if he had written an article in a moderate, advocating style. Build, don't tear down. Build.
b. Best thing about the four best writer blogs was you were one of them, Nathan! Yay! I loved her quote from your blog about the spaghetti agent analogy, that was terrific! Well deserved praise, Nathan! Yay, again!
c. Interesting article about Darcie Chan - good tips on self-publishing promotion, although I continue to wonder if that really makes a difference in book sales. I don't know.
d. Great article about publishers missing the point about e-book prices. I loved this quote:
"Do publishers really want to give [Amazon] even more power by pushing consumers of their books away with artificially high prices? Do they need to give Amazon another stick to beat them with?"
So true.
e. Sorry to hear about Christopher Hitchens' passing. The loss of a Thinker is a loss to us all.
Okay, that's it I hope it doesn't bother anyone that I comment on eerything. It's just too fun for me, and I love that you link to such interesting things, Nathan! Thank you!
- December 18, 2011 at 1:19 PM
- undiscoveredauthor said...
As the author of the "Self-aggrandizing, self-publishing kings" article, I wondered it might not be too gauche to respond to Mira's critique.
I agree that I may have been a tad provocative in what I wrote - but surely it was not so insensitive or inflammatory as calling one group of people or another some version of "slaves" or "mentally-ill", etc. I object to the use of such language... is it somehow wrong to object to uncivil and inflammatory discourse? If it is not wrong, then sometimes, yes, you need to point out forcefully that uncivil discourse is in fact uncivil.
I do, however, take exception to the characterization of my post as being, itself, "self-aggrandizing". I have nothing, of myself, to aggrandize. I've written no finished books, nor published either by self or traditionally. I've nothing to sell you.
Do I have an agenda in what I wrote? Yes, but I should think it's pretty transparent. I'm a writer trying to figure out what direction I want to go with my own writing career. But at present the rhetoric about the different options and choices before me is so excessive and extreme that it's rather difficult to figure out the best choice. I want an environment where reasoned and civil discourse drowns out the extreme and inflammatory, because such an environment is, I believe, one in which it would be easier to figure out the best option. Further, I don't think I'm alone in looking for or wanting such an environment.
I think there are quite a lot of us who are just confused and frustrated by all the sound-and-fury going on about self-publishing and the death of the old publishing industry. On one hand we have these few who are screeching about the death of traditional publishing, and that digital self-publishing is the one-true-way to the future, and on the other we see that traditionally-published authors are still doing quite well for themselves, and we've got people in between who are doing other new things and frankly we can't tell right-from-left anymore.
So, I want to understand the rational arguments for each possible path, including the many middle-roads that some are taking. And I think the brash and oft-times offensive rhetoric of some folks muddies the waters and makes it difficult to discern those rational arguments.
Does the article tear down, rather than build? Perhaps, though I don't think I'm in a position to actually do any tearing down. But if we're using building-vs-tearing-down analogies, one could say that you have to tear down something that's poorly-built and shoddy in order to make room for something that's new and sturdy and functional. Still... I'm a small voice with a small reach. I'm not tearing down. I'm just pointing out that something (i.e. the present discourse on self-publishing) is poorly built and shoddy, and maybe it should be torn down so something more useful (i.e. a new and more fact-based and informative dialog on the same subject) can be built.
Are my motives, then, sufficiently clear? They are self-interested, yes. But I hope that others would benefit from that as well.
- December 19, 2011 at 1:04 PM


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Expert Advice: Keeping up with Multi-GNSS
By Steve Hickling, Spirent
GNSS have been with us for more than 30 years, giving rise to a wealth of positioning and navigation technologies for military, civilian, and consumer use. Today, we're entering a new era of experimentation and innovation in satellite and hybrid positioning. In turn, this drives new test challenges and introduces an ever wider group of engineers to the art and science of GNSS test.
Where Is the Testing Panacea? I am sometimes asked, "What is the best way of testing a GPS receiver?" — as if there existed some laboratory panacea to all GNSS test and characterization woes. Well, there is a saying, "There are horses for courses," meaning what performs well in one situation may not deliver in another, and nowhere is this more true than in the field of GNSS test. Not only is there a wide range of different test equipment available, but there are no universally applicable test objectives, test methods, or parameter definitions, in exactly the same way as there is not one universally applicable GNSS receiver. Just as the rapid time-to-first-fix of an automotive receiver may be less relevant in a maritime environment, so different test approaches have their place.
A Systematic Approach. If there is one thing, it is this: be systematic in your test design. Consider the purpose of the test, the test conditions, and the measurements you plan to take, and be wary of generic tests that may not achieve your objectives.
Equipment. A wide range of GNSS testing equipment is available, ranging from basic single-constellation RF simulators to highly configurable, multi-GNSS constellation simulators. Single-channel, multi-channel, and record and playback systems all have their place, and to get the best results in the fastest time, it's essential to choose the kit that's right for the kind of testing you need to do.
Vulnerability, Fidelity, Integrity, and Time Travel. More and more, receivers need to be tested for their vulnerability to interference, jamming, and spoofing. As GNSS-derived position and time become more ubiquitous, so the motivation for confounding the system grows. This has a double impact on test.
First, performance requirements around vulnerability may be introduced, with tests to match. Second, and perhaps less obvious, is the way in which this concern is reflected in the receiver's design and potential rejection of the laboratory test signal. Yes, I mean receivers getting more fussy about the signals they lock onto. Anyone who has tested a receiver with an out-of-date recording or simulation scenario will have experienced a receiver refusing to track a satellite showing a time and date prior to its firmware release date. The receiver, discounting time travel, knows there has to be something wrong with a satellite showing a date before it was born. With the risk of spoofing, receivers will only get more picky and likely to reject poorly simulated signals. To avoid such effects, it is important to have very high integrity and fidelity in any simulator system. Getting these details right is not esoteric, but is essential to allow the proper attribution of any problems observed and if test results are to have any meaning.
Conclusion. Be systematic in your approach to test; beware the universal and generic; "good enough," it rarely is.
Steve Hickling is lead product manager for Spirent's GNSS simulator business and is based at the factory in Paignton, England. Previously he held a variety of marketing, technical, and management roles in the telecoms and optical components industries. He holds a bachelor of science degree in physics and electronic engineering from Birmingham University, an MBA from Open University Business School, and a post-graduate diploma from the Chartered Institute of Marketing.


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Plotting a phase boundary
I have a series of Table objects, each consisting of a 100 x 100 matrix
divided into a region of 1's and 0's. For an example file see
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pts = Import["DATA.CSV"];
(Actually, this matrix should be inverted)
My goal is to find the boundary between the 1's and 0's, or an
approxmimation to it, and plot all of the boundaries (for each of the
matrices) together in a 3-dimensional surface plot so as to obtain a
surface. The surface will then correspond to the "phase transition"
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A single internet search for "Lindsay Lohan" yields dozens of articles that reveal this girl is in trouble. From the headlines, it appears that the only thing bringing her attention is her foolish behavior. She gets into bar fights. She was cast for a film but had trouble keeping the gig because of her childish behavior. The paparazzi follow her around, not because she's a celebrity with work, but because she's tabloid material to them. People are just watching and waiting for her to mess up a … [Read more...]
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Knife Edge
By Nomad
April 2009
Summary: Set during the missing years. Jack investigates a lead into Sydney's disappearance.
Spoilers: Season three.
Disclaimer: Characters, settings and concepts belong to J.J. Abrams; borrowed for entertainment value, not profit.
The rain had been pounding down ever since Jack left the hotel. Outside that had been to his advantage, additional cover to blur his features and drive potential witnesses indoors. But now, creeping through the dimly lit hallways of a rundown apartment block, the water that dripped from his coat left a trail of damp that could betray his presence.
It was hard to tell if it was good luck that the block appeared ill-occupied. It was all too possible that the tip he was following was a trap. He was willing to take it nonetheless. His heart set up a beat to match the rhythm of the rain, not panicked but coursing faster with adrenaline. These missions were the only thing that could get his blood rushing now, the temporary prayer that he was drawing closer to the trail of Sydney's killers.
Or kidnappers. It was a slim hope, closer to self-delusion, but it was all that kept him going; the only thing that curbed the increasing desire to throw off the pretence of obeying CIA instructions and devote himself to following his quest full time.
If Sydney was alive, she would want her life back when she returned. Vaughn was already gone, abandoning the work that had been Sydney's lifeblood, no doubt sniffing round the skirts of a replacement girlfriend even now. Her closest friends had been buried, one in witness protection, one in an unknown unmarked grave while her parents made arrangements for the corpse of the woman that killed her.
When Sydney came back, she would need stability. She would need her father.
It kept him going.
Jack approached Kretzmer's apartment with caution. This was a whisper-thin lead he was following, a rumour of a hospital orderly who might just have been paid to provide a corpse to the right specifications in the right time frame. Kretzmer had been cagey on the phone, unwilling to commit to voicing anything that might get back to the people who'd hired him. He had only consented to talk to Jack in person on the proviso that Jack set him up with CIA witness protection.
Jack didn't feel bad about misleading him. This could be the man who had helped fake Sydney's death. It would be a greater kindness than he deserved not to leave him with a bullet in his brain.
If someone else hadn't done it first. Jack slowed, his hand going to his weapon as he saw that the door to Kretzmer's apartment stood a fraction ajar. Had he fled? Or had he only ever been a false lead intended to bring Jack to this place?
Even that would be a sign that there was something his investigations were close to finding. Jack pushed the door further open with his gun hand, slipping through the narrow gap. The apartment was in darkness, but the cheap curtains were still open, and the rain-spattered glass allowed in the faint glow of street lights opposite.
It illuminated the splayed corpse on the carpet, the seeming neatness of the hole punched in the centre of the forehead betrayed by the size of the pool of red that had spread from the other side.
Jack knelt down to check the identity of the body. Kretzmer. Damn it.
The copper smell of blood was overpowering. He reached out to touch the red pool on the carpet, and found it was still tacky. Kretzmer couldn't have been dead long.
At a movement in the shadows he whirled, raising his gun and pressing the barrel to the centre of his assailant's chest-
-Just as a knife blade came to rest against his throat. For a moment they both breathed carefully, locked in an embrace of mutual destruction that was closer than a kiss.
"If you shoot me, I will slit your throat," Irina Derevko hissed, leaning in close to his ear.
"You assume that's sufficient deterrent," Jack said coldly. He could see only the edge of her profile in the darkness, sketched in shadows by the amber glow from outside.
Even without having heard her speak, he could never have mistaken it.
"Take out your earpiece," she commanded. Jack gave a faint, humourless huff, and twisted his head as much as the knife allowed to show that he wasn't wearing one.
"You're here alone," she realised. Jack said nothing: aware that he'd just informed her she could kill him without consequence, not entirely sure that that fact bothered him. At least dying by his former wife's hand had a certain bloody symmetry to it, an illusion of deeper meaning that beat driving his car into an embankment or letting some talentless two-bit hood take advantage of a deliberate pause.
"Why did you kill Kretzmer?" he asked. He saw Irina's features contort in a scowl.
"I didn't. He was dead when I arrived here."
How convenient. "He had information for me," Jack said.
"You set the Covenant on his trail as soon as you got into contact with him," Irina snapped. "I would have had my chance to question him if you hadn't intervened."
The Covenant. Jack rolled the name around in his mind. He'd heard vague rumours of them, a loose collection of Russian nationalists who functioned like an organised crime family. But this was the first hint of any connection to what had happened to Sydney.
Was Irina following the same trail as he was? If so, she was ahead of him. He tensed against the blade of the knife, no longer so fatalistically willing to let himself be taken down.
"You believe the Covenant is behind this?" he said, desperation stronger than his pride. If this was a true lead...
"I would have had my confirmation if you hadn't blundered in," she said. She pressed the blade an uncomfortable fraction closer.
He barely noticed it. The world narrowed to the splash of amber light that gave shape to her features as he asked the only question that still mattered. "Do you believe that Sydney is alive?"
Irina was silent for a long time, her face working through subtle shifts of emotion that said more through their presence than any ability of his to read them. "It's possible," she said finally.
Jack closed his eyes and breathed out, letting his gun hand relax. The knife still held to his neck didn't waver.
"You were an idiot to come here alone," Irina said, after a moment. It was the same tone he remembered from her chastisement of students who'd made particularly boneheaded mistakes on their literature papers.
He opened his eyes to narrow slits. "I've grown used to the sensation of abandonment," he said, the burst of hope still expanding in his chest turning it from acid jab to wry self-deprecation.
He felt Irina shift closer in the darkness. Her breath on his ear made him shiver more than the touch of the cold metal.
"You should keep up with the personals in the London Globe," she said. "Someone might leave a message there that catches your interest."
She disappeared into the shadows, leaving Jack alone with the sound of the rain and the phantom sensation of her blade still lingering on his skin


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Rear Spring Removal
Jack the rear end of the car up and put on Jack Stands. Be sure to chock the front wheels to prevent the car from rolling. I like to leave the jack under the car with a minimal amount of pressure just in case something goes wrong. Remove the rear wheels. You will now be looking at the stock spring (I know, my car is dirty, don't be too harsh!):
Unbolt the rear shock (18mm bolt) and use a jack to support the weight of the trailing arm (I did not completely remove the shock for this step). Also disconnect the Rear Swaybar Mount. The Rear Swaybar has a brake line that clips into a white holder. Be sure to disconnect this brake line at this time as well (it will pop right out). You will be lowering the trailing arm and you do not need any extra tension on that line. The Swaybar nut is a 13mm nut.
To remove the rear spring from the car, slowly lower the jack that is supporting the trailing arm. This will give you a small amount of play in the spring but not enough to remove it. Following the advice of both Shawn McCurdy and Dave Regis (I have included links to both of their excellent How-to's at the end of my write-up but want to thank both of them again for a job well done), I used a prybar to gently pry the spring up. You may also need to push down on the trailing arm a small bit as well. Once you have the bottom of the spring free, the top is easy to get out. On the bottom and top of the spring are rubber "bumpers", it is very clear which is which: the top has a fairly large 'teet' hanging down. I did not replace these as I am only at about 1500 miles on my car but it may be a good idea to replace if you actually drive your car (unlike me!).
Here is a picture of the Spring "Bumpers":
The Rear Spring should now be removed:
Here is a side-by-side comparison of the H&R Spring and the Stock Spring:
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Yo Jack its Handal, came across a link to your blog on Houston Press EOW. Very impressive…keep up the good work pal.
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Your content is excellent. Keep it going!
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Just have these spots of orange peel like skin on my temples and on under the eye
since how long have you got them?
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developed about 6 months ago.
Skin care Alpha Lipoc Acid Vitamin C Ester & DNAE cream
oops that DMAE
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A body is carried away following an explosion in the centre of Baghdad.
A sport utility vehicle packed with artillery shells blew up today in a crowd of would-be volunteers for the Iraqi military, killing at least 35 and wounding at least 138.
Another car bomb north of the capital killed six members of the Iraqi security forces.
The explosion in Baghdad - the deadliest attack since the same recruitment centre was bombed in February - was part of a surge of violence against US coalition forces and their Iraqi allies ahead of the transfer of sovereignty on June 30.
US President George W Bush vowed it would not derail the transfer.
"Terrorists will try to shake our will, to try to shake our confidence, to try to get us to withdraw from commitments we have made in places like Afghanistan and Iraq, and they won't succeed," Bush told reporters in Washington.
"Iraq will be free," he declared. "We're making progress toward that goal."
Bush has made training Iraqi military and police a key step ahead of the transfer.
US overseer Paul Bremer called the attack "awful" and suggested a wanted militant linked to al-Qaeda, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, might be involved.
"It certainly is consistent exactly with what Zarqawi said he would do back in January," Bremer said.
Bremer was referring to a letter discovered in January purportedly from the fugitive Islamist detailing plans to foment civil war in Iraq.
The blast scattered bodies and debris across a four-lane highway outside Baghdad's Muthanna airport, used as a base by both the Iraqi Civil Defence Corps and the US military. The explosion could be heard for many kilometres and sent a cloud of smoke over the city.
No American or Iraqi troops were wounded, US Army Colonel Mike Murray said. Most of the victims appeared to be poor Iraqis hoping to join the security forces because job opportunities are limited.
Mr Bush's "overbearing" approach to foreign policy spurned the concerns of US allies and disdained the UN.
Another car bomb exploded this afternoon in a village near Balad, 50 miles north of Baghdad, killing six ICDC members and injuring four others, the US 1st Infantry Division said. The ICDC is the main internal security force, created by US administrators to battle insurgents.
In Mosul, Deputy US Defence Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, an architect of the war, said Iraq's security forces ``are not ready'' to take over the job and promised continued US military support.
"You can count on us," he said.
A top US military official said today's bombing in Baghdad appeared to fit a new pattern from al-Zarqawi's terror network in Iraq: simpler, more frequent car bombings to shake confidence in Iraqi security forces ahead of the handover.
Asked if he saw al-Zarqawi's hand in the attack, interim Interior Minister Falah Hassan al-Naqib said, "I think there is some links."
"We are quite sure and confident they are not Iraqis," al-Naqib said. "And we have very good indications that they came from abroad."
Al-Naqib said that one of al-Zarqawi's aides had been arrested, though he didn't say, who, where or when.
Many of the Baghdad victims had just gotten off a bus at about 9am, Murray said. About 100 volunteers were trying to enter the recruiting centre when the white SUV crashed into the crowd, ICDC Captain Hani Hussein said.
The toll was likely to increase, health ministry official Saad al-Amili said.
"We were standing waiting for our turn to register," Rafid Mudhar told The Associated Press from his hospital bed. "All of a sudden, we heard (a) big explosion and most of those standing fell on the ground, including me."
He was unconscious for a while, he said, then managed to reach a nearby ambulance.
Abdul Wahid Shadhan, 32, who had shrapnel in his shoulder and legs from the blast, said he was applying for a job because he had been in the disbanded Iraqi army and was working as a porter to feed his seven children.
Despite the dangers of jobs in the military, civil defence and policy, US and Iraqi officials say there is no shortage of volunteers because many Iraqis have few other options in a country with unemployment estimated as high as 45 per cent.
Jobs in the security services pay between $US300 ($A437) and $US500 ($A728) a month depending on a person's rank - comparable to salaries for teachers and other civil servants.
Bloody bodies covered in dust were scattered around the blast site. An artillery shell could be seen on the road. Insurgents in Iraq often fashion bombs out of shells and other military ordnance.
Surrounded by Western security guards and Iraqi police, interim Prime Minister Iyad Allawi visited the scene and described it as a "cowardly attack."
In other violence, an explosion next to a convoy of water trucks today killed a Hungarian soldier and wounded another south of Baghdad, the Hungarian Defence Ministry said.
British soldiers clashed with Shi'ite fighters loyal to radical cleric Moqtada al-Sadr in southeastern Iraq after coalition troops detained a militia leader, witnesses and the British military said.
US soldiers killed five insurgents who ambushed a military convoy near the northeastern town of Baquba, an army spokesman said. However, a local hospital said one Iraqi civilian was killed and five wounded.
An explosion near a fire station in central Iraq late Wednesday killed an Iraqi police officer and seriously injured three others, the Polish-led multinational force said.
Britain said today it will send 270 more troops to Iraq, increasing the number of its soldiers there to a total of about 9,200.


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Margarita R. Zamarripa, 90, of Uvalde died on May 4, 2014, at Uvalde Memorial Hospital. She was born on June 10, 1923, in Sabinal to Maria Gonzalez Rodriguez and Jesus Rodriguez. She is survived by her four daughters, Andrea Theisen and husband, Bob, Gloria Zamarripa and Vicky Zamarripa, all of Uvalde and Helen Velasquez of Victoria; two sons, Tony Zamarripa and wife, Carmen, and Chavelo Zamarripa and wife, Teri, all of Uvalde; one brother, Juan Rodriguez and wife, Fina, of Waseon, Ohio; daughtersin- law; Olga Zamarripa of Austin and Elia Zamarripa of Uvalde; 20 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; 10 great-great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Juan N. Zamarripa; two sons, Juan Zamarripa Jr. and Camilo Zamarripa; two sisters, Petra Rodriguez and Guadalupe Alvarez; and five brothers, Tomas Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez, Trinidad "Trine" Rodriguez, Francisco "Pancho" Rodriguez and Marcelino Rodriguez. A rosary was recited on Monday at 7 p.m. at the Rushing-Estes-Knowles Chapel. A funeral Mass was held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Interment followed in Hillcrest Cemetery. Pallbearers were Viola Russ, Veronica Zamarripa, Elena Jaime, Margarita Marisol Zamarripa, Elisa Margarita Zamarripa and Alyssa Segura. RUSHING-ESTES-KNOWLES MORTUARY, WWW.REKFUNERALS.COM
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Virat Kohli amazingly consistent right batsman for Indian Cricket team. He's been scoring runs like fall of heavy rain. Though people say he got attitude problems but still that attitude only makes him do better and achieve better in his life. Apart from Virat Kohli attitude he's also known for his stylish look and amazingly looks smart and cute. But kids are only always cute so just check out Virat Kohli Childhood photos.
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On first Virat Kohli baby photo. The charming cricketer really looks chubby and beautiful. Just you can't take eye away from the photo. Another thing to note in the baby photo is his hair style.
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Hello All!
I have been reading through the forums trying to decide what to do regarding a wifi card that can inject/monitor etc... My new laptop only has a ExpressCard slot so that means i can no longer use my proxim orinoco gold card and the built in wifi is the broadcom mini pci 1390 series (booo!). So I followed the entire thread on the Alfa external USB, seems like a great card but drivers might be an issue? I then headed over to BT wiki to check out the wifi HCL and it states that the Alfa works fine out of box for both injection/monitoring?? But then references the thread about the Alfa and the homebrew drivers, where it seems like there are issues?
So should I go w/ the Alfa or should i just grab a internal mini pci-e card w/ an athereos based chip set?
Anyone have suggestions?
I removed the dell 1390 mini pci-e and replaced with a gigabyte gn-wi01gt mini pci-e card.
works great.
theere are a few threads regarding hte 1390... try searching.
Thanks for the reply and recommendation , i will look into the gigabyte. I did search for the 1390 but the support for injection has been so/so at best for such a long time that I'm not even considering it as a reliable option.
Granted I'm new to BT and this whole realm of IT, I picked up the ALFA card off of ebay, and after installing the drivers to the ISO I've had few troubles with some of the minor thing's I've attempted.
Also, the range is fantastic in my opinion. The only thing I have a complaint about is the windows GUI; it's not the most aesthetically pleasing or efficient.


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The Victoria Pass is a masterpiece of engineering as it winds down the western slopes of the Blue Mountains crossing a narrow ridge near Mount York. It was completed in 1832. Major Mitchell was the surveyor General a the time and was problems with Cox's Western Road had to be solved due to the hazardous and steep descent from Mount York . Coaches and wagons traveling down the western escarpment was difficult and treacherous. In 1830, Governor Darling instructed the new Surveyor-General, Thomas Mitchell, to find an improved line to Bathurst. He then set about finding a new line of road. With a team of convicts the road gangs started at the top of the pass and one team worked up from the base of the cliffs.
There were two stockades for the convicts one on top at Mt Victoria and one a the Base near Rosedale. In 1832 there were still 219 men working in irons at Mt Victoria.
The building of the pass was a major undertaking for Sydney's chain gang, the colony was nearing being just 50 years old in 1838.
in 1829 Major Mitchell reported that they had cleared for a road by mistake (Major Mitchells report on roads -1827-1855 Mitchell Library) Work was already in progress on a new descent of the western escarpment. It had begun under the supervision of Major E. Lockyer. However Surveyor General Major Mitchell did not like this alternative route, situated between the original Cox's Road and Lawson's Long Alley, which had already received official sanction and was well advanced . This did not deter Mitchell. He moved the work gangs over to Mount Victoria, convinced that his decision was correct and the line marked could not be bettered.
During June 1830 Surveyor General Major Thomas Mitchell marked out his new line of road between One Tree Hill (as Mt Victoria was called then) and Bathurst, he expressed his satisfaction in writing:
"This is entirely my road, too that although I marked it plainly on my sketch, submitted nearly three years ago and Major Lockyer was ordered to make it, still no one hit upon it."
His newly marked road by- passed the difficult river crossings and steep hills of the Cox's original road.
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in golf, a match based on the best score at each hole between two teams of two or more players
It may be the work of gamblers who have bet against the Giants and want to worry you so that you wont pitch your best ball.
But four runs was a desperate handicap to overcome, and Tom Haley, encouraged by success, pitched the best ball of his career.
He was of middle height and weight, and pitched the best ball of any man in college.
Sergeant Evans of "Command Decision" was an archtype of the best ball carriers among them.
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October's Party
By: George Cooper
October gave a party;
The leaves by hundreds came—
The Chestnuts, Oaks, and Maples,
And leaves of every name.
The Sunshine spread a carpet,
And everything was grand,
Miss Weather led the dancing,
Professor Wind the band.
The Chestnuts came in yellow,
The Oaks in crimson dressed;
The lovely Misses Maple
In scarlet looked their best;
All balanced to their partners,
And gaily fluttered by;
The sight was like a rainbow
New fallen from the sky.
Then, in the rustic hollow,
At hide-and-seek they played,
The party closed at sundown,
And everybody stayed.
Professor Wind played louder;
They flew along the ground;
And then the party ended
In jolly "hands around."
What a great day I am having. Lots of attention, both Mom and Donald are home today. Mom has sang to me already a few times and Donald has given me lots of attention.
Even Miss Cali Ann has gotten into the party mood, trying to swat me. Mom told her that I was 9, but I refuse to let her swat me 9 times!! MOL
Well off to enjoy my Pawties today. Our wonderful friends George, Merry, Their families and friends at The Doghouse is having one as well as Sugar, Buster, Coco and friends at Our Daily Walk. I know there will be plenty of cake, so every-fur stop by for a piece!!
I also want to thank Max & KCK; Callie Rose & B&G; Toby Aragorn and FPC for the GREAT pics and Birthday wishes.
My friends have been sending gifts and wishes. You are the BEST!! I am blessed to have each one of you in my life and I feel so honored to have you join me in celebrating my Birthday.
I cannot believe the number of friends that are celebrating their birthdays today too. I want to wish them all a Fabulous Birthday.
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Hi everyone. Mom is finally updating our pictures and I thought that I would jump in and write a quick entry.
I have been doing pretty good. Mom took me off the hormone Ovaban late last year, because I started loosing weight. One side affect is gaining weight (which I had done up to 16.4 lbs last Feb) and then I started loosing, which can be from another side effect, diabetes. Mom had been warned that should it happen, once I went off the medication, the diabetes would go away. So in December, when I was down to 13.8 lbs, mom stopped the med.
I was put on ovaban to help my behavior, which helped me to stop peeing everywhere in the house (I am down to one or two places outside the litterbox) and being abusive toward other cats. Now being off the med, I am playing with toys, hanging out with other cats and enjoying walks outside once again. Mom says we will deal with the peeing issue for now (but I am not as bad as I use to be). I continued to loose down to 12.2 and staying there. Mom stays I look great and the vet says I am pretty much at my ideal weight.
I am having allergies this year, have licked off tummy fur and some on my legs; but the vet gave me a shot and things should be fine there, once the fur comes back in.
I am still trying to figure out why mom thought we needed another fur around here. That little Cali Ann is a spitfire. She will come right up to my face and hiss at me. I usually just shrug her off and go on my way. Mom has seen me swat at her a couple of times, but she will run off, then come back, hiss again and then go and sit down and just stare at me.
I am enjoying the summer days, I lay on the deck and relax. I take walks into the field behind the house like I use to do. I will be 9 in September, looking forward to it.
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Three arrested, meth lab found in Gonzales
GONZALES (WBRZ) - Sheriff's deputies in Ascension Parish arrested three people after they said investigators caught them with drugs at a Gonzales apartment complex.
Chief Tony Bacala said on Tuesday deputies arrested Charles Hopp, 32; Brittney Carlson, 23, and Vanessa Via, 25, on suspicion of drug possession and other charges.
Neighbors told News 2 the suspects had kids living in the apartment with them.
"I just feel it's crazy. Why would you do that especially when you have kids and kids around here. Why would you bring that around kids," said Mattie Beasley.
Bacala said deputies were looking into reports drugs were sold at the apartment complex on Highway 621 when they caught Hopp and Carlson with drug paraphernalia. Investigators said they learned the pair lived with Via at the apartment, and got a warrant to search it.
Narcotics detectives said their search found a meth lab, multiple prescription narcotics, and marijuana in the apartment.
Deputies booked the three into the Ascension Parish jail. A judge gave Hopp a bond of more than $75,000, Carlson a bond of more than $70,000, and Via a bond of $65,000.
Bacala said anyone with information about illegal drug activity in the parish should call the sheriff's office at (225) 621-INFO (4636) or texting an anonymous tip to 847411.
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If the 1900's were "America's Century," the first ten years of the 21st Century may belong to somebody else. Or will a decade of disasters pave the way to recovery in economics, politics, foreign affairs, and national security? We sample some authoritative opinions. Also, ties between Yemen and al Qaeda frustrate President Obama's plans for closing Guantánamo.
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Police say four children, including an infant, were in a Saskatoon home when a 34-year-old woman was fatally shot.
They also say it was the woman's teenage children who called 911.
The woman was shot at a home on Peterson Terrace around 6:20 a.m., Wednesday morning. Police are investigating it as a homicide.
Police say one other adult – beside the four children and the victim – was in the home at the time.
"We are still very early into our investigation," said media relations officer Alyson Edwards. "There were other people present in the home at the time of the shooting and we want to speak to them and any neighbours who may have seen or heard anything."
Police say they have no suspects at the moment but are following up on a number of leads. The woman's name is not being released by police until more family members are notified.
Ms. Edwards said witnesses say they heard multiple shots, but could not confirm if they all occured inside the home.
For friends and neighbours, the news comes as a shock.
"There's a whole family there, very nice family, very engaged in the community," said Cary Tarasoff, who was sleeping on top of his motorhome across the street from where the shooting took place.
"When you're out shoveling snow all the kids come out and help, it's nice. So we're quite shocked, but these things are always personal."
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