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This pseudo-political horror-thriller is an ugly provocation, one that feels especially crass in light of national tragedies like the recent shooting in Orlando.
This pseudo-political horror-thriller is an ugly provocation, one that feels especially crass in light of national tragedies like the recent shooting in Orlando.
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Fly-fishing stands for life in this movie. If you can learn to do it correctly, to read the river and the fish and yourself, and to do what needs to be done without one wasted motion, you will have attained some of the grace and economy needed to live a good life. If you can do it and understand that the river, the fish and the whole world are God's gifts to use wisely, you will have gone the rest of the way.
This memory of a Western childhood was first told in a book published some 20 years ago by Norman Maclean, after he retired as a professor of English at the University of Chicago. It was a story his father told him he should some day try to write. The book was published to little fanfare by the university press, and immediately found an audience. Many printings later it is one of the sacred books in the libraries of many people - one of the books that actually taught them something, like Walden or Huckleberry Finn.
Redford's film version makes the crucial decision to keep Maclean's voice in the film; his own prose is read as a narration, by Redford, so that we do not simply see events as they happen, we are reminded that they are memories from long ago, and that the author has spent time and trouble to draw the lessons from them.
The movie stars Craig Sheffer as Norman, the older son, more serious, learning to write by taking his papers in to his father's study, invariably to be told, "Good. Now make it half as long." Brad Pitt is the younger brother, Paul, an impetuous, golden-haired free spirit who drinks too much and gets in card games, and wants nothing more than to stay in Montana all of his life, working for a newspaper. Norman has more serious aspirations; he wants to teach literature. But it is Paul who is the better fly fisherman, and who, at least one day, is perfect at what he did.
The movie was shot on locations that suggest the bounty of the Western states in those days. The towns uneasily straddle the divide between the modern and the frontier. As the boys grow up, they meet young ladies, and date, and consider their futures, and Redford elaborates on the book in ways which flesh out the characters of Paul and his mother, and some of the people in their lives, including a young Indian woman Paul dates in defiance of town opinion, and the high-spirited Jessie, (Emily Lloyd), who eventually becomes Norman's wife.
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|By Simon Phipps
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|August 27, 2004 12:00 AM EDT
A guest asked a question that often crops up; 'Sun is giving so much source-code to open source (Project Looking Glass and Solaris the most recent announcements), how will it ever monetize these donations - how can you make money if you keep giving stuff away?' It's a good question. At its heart lies a misunderstanding about the nature of open source software, and once that's cleared up everything falls into place much more easily. The paradox - profiting from what is given away - is actually one many of us participate in every day in another area of our lives.
Open Source Development in Overview
Open source software development is best defined using the phrase coined by Professor Yochai Benkler - "commons-based peer production". Open source development uses a pool of software assets that is held in common by a community - termed a 'commons' by Professor Lawrence Lessig - which is enhanced and expanded over time. The community is comprised of peer experts of all kinds, each with a status reflecting only their abilities - age, previous achievements elsewhere, employer or external factors such as race or politics should be irrelevant. The community is focussed on production of software - "code talks, talk doesn't code".
Then for each aspect there is a facilitator.
- The Commons is facilitated by a license that grants the rights that the community needs to function. The license will offer unrestricted access to the source code that comprises the commons, unrestrained by either payment requirements (gratis) or usage restrictions (libre).
The peer nature of the community is facilitated by the governance model of the community. This is often overlooked but it's just as important as the license. Good governance will for example result in the power to permanently change the contents of the commons (the power to 'commit' changes, exercised by a 'committer') being held only by those the community respects as best qualified.
The key to quality thus lies in governance. Bill Joy pointed out that no-one can hire all the smart people; open source development gathers them together and recognises the smartest as committers. The quality of good open source software comes not from many hands being involved but from the best being given the keys to the commons.
- The production of software from the commons is facilitated both by the license and the governance.
Deployer Freedoms
It's worth noting that the focus of an open source community is development - none of the freedoms required of a software deployer (such as strict compatibility with externally-defined standards, essential if the freedom to switch to a different software solution is to be preserved) are explicit objectives. All the time that open source software has been the preserve of developer-deployers there's been no issue, but as it becomes more widely used by deployers with no interest in development, the need for new ways to provide deployers with their necessary freedoms will grow.
What freedoms do deployers need? They're actually rather traditional:
- Function that meets actual business needs
- Freedom to change supplier, so that prices can always be negotiated
- Freedom to choose new software solutions as business needs evolve
- Control of the data, by implication control of the format it's stored in
- Protection from liabilities associated with the development of the software
Software derived from an open source community may or may not meet these requirements. For many companies, there has been an initial rush based on the abilities of skilled and visionary employees to obtain software gratis from open source communities but increasingly CIOs are realizing this doesn't secure all the freedoms they need for long-term business. They're turning to commercial suppliers to act as their intermediaries with the open source communities - "they join the community so we don't have to."
Just Like The Newspapers
The model Sun is developing for giving customers the benefits they need using open source is illustrated well by Sun's Java Desktop System (JDS). JDS comprises many software elements drawn from a wide range of open source communities. To understand what's happening, let's consider the newspaper industry.
Newspapers haven't been killed off by the Internet (at least, not yet!). The reason for this is that when we buy a newspaper, we're not buying the news. These days the news is free (gratis) - we can go online and read newsfeeds from organizations like Reuters or the Associated Press, or original reporting from an organization like the BBC. When I buy a newspaper like 'USA Today' or 'The Independent', I am actually buying an editorial style. The editor-in-chief for the newspaper sets the outlook, and then the editors and other staff select the news stories, phrase the reports, position them in the publication and perform the lay-out in support of that editorial outlook. If I go online to get the news, I have to do the work of selecting and filtering the news, and I may not always be aware of the biases of the source I am using. To get an aggregation of the news I want delivered in a style that helps me and with biases I understand, I subscribe to a newspaper.
JDS is just like this. Almost all the elements that comprise it - the Mozilla browser, the Evolution mail and calendar client, the StarOffice document productivity suite, the underlying GNU/Linux operating system they depend on, the Gnome desktop environment they use and much more - come from open source communities. You could go get all those parts yourself - they are all available gratis. But then you'd have to integrate them yourself, support them yourself, accept joint liability for their use of ideas yourself.
Instead, Sun acts like the editor-in-chief of the JDS 'publication.' Staff select the software components to include and exclude, work to integrate them, constribute to each of the open source communities to improve their compatibility and completeness. Sun packages and delivers the final publication, offers support and updates, fixes security exposures, offers indemnity and generally joins the communities so you don't have to.
You don't buy the software from Sun - instead you subscribe to the editorial outlook. Sun's editorial view is to deliver high function, ease of use, data format and networking compatibility, low migration cost, re-use of existing hardware, escape from Windows viruses and security risks and minimal retraining. If that's an editorial outlook that fits your corporate needs, you'd do well to subscribe.
To take the analogy further, you're not just subscribing to a publication that's tightly bound together between stitched hard-covers. JDS is more like a publication delivered in a ring-binder on punched paper. You're free to insert extra pages - add software like Wine to allow existing Windows applications to run, for example. You're free to remove pages you don't need. You're free to substitute pages where you have another preference (maybe you'd rather use the new Firefox browser?)
Resolving the Paradox
Perhaps it's clearer now why Sun donates software to open source communities. It's not a matter of 'giving away'. Instead, Sun is joining with the other smart folks out there and contributing to the commons of many communities to create and enhance the pool of software from which 'publications' such as JDS are then derived. Sun has always believed that business success comes not from eliminating competitors or always 'coming first' but from creating marketplaces in which Sun and others can all succeed - "a rising tide lifts all boats."
There will be other 'publications' you could choose - you could even assemble your own if you wish. But the right editorial outlook at the right subscription price will allow Sun to monetize its software investment more effectively than a closed sale of a sealed product ever could in our new, massively connected society.
|Pierre-Yves Gibello 08/31/04 12:54:34 PM EDT
French translation of this article on http://gibello.com/publi/transl/articles/linuxworld_270804_sun_os.html
Any comments are welcome, before I eventually make this URL more public for french readers.
|clarifier 08/29/04 03:01:15 AM EDT
I was just corrected on the definition of "non-exclusive" in a license, and I am wrong in my assumption.
Can't delete my post, so I'm admitting my mistake.
|clarifier 08/28/04 06:58:04 PM EDT
Ahh, but the GPL is not a "non exclusive" license - the exclusivity of it is that you must agree to abide by it's rules. This excludes those who wish to not pass on the work they have benefited from, charge fess and or licenses, etc.
As such, your point is moot.
|cybervegan 08/28/04 06:01:24 PM EDT
We will see. IBM (and hundreds of other F/OSS companies) wouldn't be betting the farm on it if it was that unclear - they have very smart lawyers whose bread and butter is Licenses and Contracts, so if they don't understand it better than you (unless you are a lawyer), they're in the wrong job.
I won't be posting any more replies to this thread as you're obviously just trolling.
|daniel wallace 08/28/04 03:40:58 PM EDT
> The GPL, however, is a license (most definately NOT a
OK I admit it's a LICENSE...
Here's what the Federal Appellate Courts hold about your
"Generally, a 'copyright owner who grants a nonexclusive
See the "Generally, a 'copyright owner who grants a
Presumably someone wishes the GPL to be enforcable... so its
Perhaps you should contact the Second, Fifth and Ninth
Daniel Wallace
|cybervegan 08/28/04 02:41:19 PM EDT
>Unfortunately this license description is prohibited by
If it's the GPL you are referring to, then you are totally mistaken. The GPL depends copyright law, but does not alter or circumvent it in any way. Copyright law says that without written permission from the copyright owner, you have no rights to duplicate or otherwise reproduce a copyrighted work (apart from the notion of 'fair use') or to produce derivative works of it. Copyright is not an 'applied for' right (like patents) - it is automatic , and immediately granted upon the fixing of a work in tangible form (i.e. you can't copyright thoughts, only an 'impression' of them).
GPL software is copyrighted just like any other work. You have no rights under standard copyright law to copy it or form derivatives. The GPL, however, is a license (most definately NOT a contract) and grants you additional rights providing that you accept its terms - these additional rights include those of copying and deriving new works. As long as you accept the terms, and do not breach any of its conditions, you are entitled to exercise the additional rights that it grants you. You must, however, release any copies or derivatives under the same license terms, so that no-one is ever able to remove the existing rights of others to a GPL'ed work. In this way, it operates similarly to any other license agreement or EULA - without which you would have no right to use any licensed software. If copyright law worked the way you suggest, then no-one would ever be able to use any copyrighted material for any reason whatsoever - clearly not what the law is intended to mean.
Because it is a LICENSE, there is no requirement for payment. Unlike a contract, nothing needs to be signed, and nothing needs to be exchanged. Also, there is no expectation on the part of the LICENSOR for any consideration in respect of the LICENSE. The license also only comes into operation at the point at which you "distribute" a copy or derivative, meaning that you can keep as many personal copies or make personal derivatives as you like, but once you distribute, you have an obligation to provide the source-code upon request. It really is that simple - and so say the courts, too, both internationally and in the US.
There is nothing illegal or unenforceable about the GPL.
Hope that helps.
|Alex Theodore 08/28/04 01:45:40 PM EDT
I don''t think Sun has a lot to loose by going to the subscription based software model. When were they really making lots of money from selling Solaris? Buying Solaris was sort of a give me when purchasing one of their big boxes. I mean who really runs Sparc Linux on a Sun Fire?
For the past few years they have basically been giving away Solaris ($99 CD media kit)? Then Sun moved to a free downloads of Solaris on their website. Where Sun has been making fists full of money (in my opinion) is the support fees. Having a Sun Spectrum Silver (or better) support account entitles you a RTU for Solaris on your supported systems, contract/public updates, etc.. So in essence this is pretty much the same thing as a JDS subscription. I guess the difference lies that now you can poke around in the source, and the community can contribute fixes/features.
So I guess I don''t see all they hype.. seems like the same stuff, just repackaged... perhaps I don''t get it.
|daniel wallace 08/28/04 08:30:00 AM EDT
>The Commons is facilitated by a license that grants the
Unfortunately this license description is prohibited by
Daniel Wallace
|been there, done that 08/27/04 02:36:26 PM EDT
This is not an original idea - even in the software world.
Microsoft for many years has already sold countless subscriptions to their MSDN.
Of course the OS is, itself, a subscription with ''issues'' every 2-3 years..
95, 98, 2000, etc..
|Rajesh Jayaprakash 08/27/04 12:01:31 PM EDT
Somehow, I am not convinced. It''s all very well to talk of a subscription-based business model, but I don''t think Sun can hope to gain a lot of revenue from something like the Java Desktop System (BTW, I consider Sun''s using ''Java'' in a product that has nothing to with Java pretty despicable, but hey, it''s their trademark). There are plenty of distros that already offer the goodies in the JDS [*]. May be I am missing something here, but I fail to see what differentiates Sun from other such vendors (other than the fact that Sun can call it the ''Java'' Desktop System).
Re: "Sun''s editorial view is to deliver high function, ease of use, data format and networking compatibility, low migration cost, re-use of existing hardware, escape from Windows viruses and security risks and minimal retraining." Nope, nothing unique here. If you remove Sun''s name from the above sentence and replace it with, say, Red Hat''s, nobody would notice.
|cybervegan 08/27/04 11:33:04 AM EDT
Why has SUN been so inconsistent about its F/OSS alignment? It appears very "now we we will, now we won''t" at times.
Furthermore, why is the GPL nature of SUN JDS so stealthily hidden on the distribution CD? Why is the language used in the License so vague? Anyone buying this product would assume that they don''t have a right to the source code *or* to copy the software. Most of the operating system is GNU licensed, and a small proportion is SUN owned, so we understand that those bits we can''t copy, but why does SUN have to mislead people in this way, or has this changed?
SUN may have given us OpenOffice, and for that we''re thankful (the measure of how thankful is the continued development and improvement of it). At one point, I thought SUN had actually "got it" about F/OSS. I recently downloaded the SUN Java Runtime Environment, and read the License. Talk about invasive.
Pamela Jones of Groklaw.net said of the SUN Java Desktop: "There are so many restrictions that the license requires a booklet of amendments listing all the other things you can''t do under this or that special circumstance. The wording, he says, is unusually complex, and he suggests you have your legal eagles look the license over before you even consider making a buying recommendation on it. "
Makes you wonder. The F/OSS community will not praise SUN for such plundering - it seems that SUN is disregarding the very community it is taking from to produce the Java Desktop.
What a shame.
|MyDreamComeTrue 08/27/04 07:06:16 AM EDT
So, after Solaris from Sun is open-sourced, all we need now is for MSFT to open up the file formats for Word documents so that programs like OpenOffice can correctly decode the formatting and we''ll all be waltzing toward the new promised land
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One of the most common phrases heard when new technology is introduced is that it's going to "bridge the gap" between X and Y. X and Y are almost always one of three IT groups: development, operations and networking. And while that goal is admirable (and indeed there are techno-cultural issues that have and continue to cause friction between these groups) one of the biggest obstacles standing in the way of rainbow-and-unicorn harmony between these groups is terminology.
It's not just a case of difference of opinions on pronunciation, a la "you say toh-mah-toh I say tah-may-toh", it's the use of the same word to mean very different (and yet very similar) things.
Let's take "routing", for example. There are three very similar yet distinct uses of "routing" across the primary groups within IT:
The core concept is the same: I just received "X" and need to know where to send (route) it. It's a map, if you will, in all cases. But each of the groups "routes" differently. Networking routes packets from node to node, operations routes requests from users to applications, and development routes requests from one method (function) to another.
It's the difference between a map from home to the office (network), the elevator that gets to you to the right floor (operations), and a map that gets you around on the office floor (development).
This simple demonstration clearly shows why there are "gaps" that need to be bridged in the first place. The networking definition of routing from the perspective of how it's implemented is very different from that of development. The definition from an operations (devops) perspective, however, is at least somewhat aligned with both sides of the equation.
From a networking perspective, operations needs to move packets associated with an application request to a specific host. Therefore it has a need to understand network topology and naming, and may even need to interact with SDN controllers to inform it of changes to the application topology.
From a development perspective, operations may be making that decision based on application-driven meta-data such as a URI or an API version or key. Thus, operations needs a good understanding of application topology and the meta-data that drives application architecture.
(Dev)Ops Will Enable Software-Defined Something
Operations, unlike either of the other groups, has a need to know and care about both sides of the equation because it's got its feet standing squarely in both camps. It is the "thing" that bridges the gap between networking and development, and provides application-driven, network-aware architecture that address very real challenges.
SDN - or at least the idea of an agile network that it brings to the fore - will drive the importance of devops in organizations even higher as the use of integration, automation, scripting and orchestration to accelerate service velocity becomes more common and in demand. As IDC's Brad Casemore pointed out in "Where SDN and Devops Tools Meet"
Even if companies see the value in network virtualization, automation and orchestration, "they ask, 'How are we going to do this, because it requires us to all work together, and that's not how we're constructed right now,'" IDC's Casemore said.
The core differences between development and networking will indeed pose significant cultural and practical obstacles to moving forward on an "agile network" whether through SDN or some other software-defined model because they don't, today, work together. They're in two different worlds with two different perspectives and two different dictionaries.
But devops, with its focus on applying development methodologies to operations and using very developer-oriented tools to do so while maintaining a good understanding of the network will better enable organizations to bridge those gaps and get them all working together toward a common, software-defined goal.
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Sound was a bit shoddy, but other than that it was good. I only gave you a 5 for style because, although well made, it is a blatant "Battlefield" rip-off.
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April 4th, 2014 #1
A MeanMan's Journey to 1001 Selfportraits
One of the things that has always fascinated me, was the way pro concept artist show something very unique in the character's Face, and there's something about portraits that you can see how skilled the artist is, almost instantly, from seeing the way he has painted the eyes n bone structure.
I'm an amature and I've been painting and drawing for about 18 month.
I do figure drawings, still life studies and many other works, and this is just part of what I do on a regular basis.
I remember hearing android jones' selfportrait project, and as an admirer, it was an inspiring thing he did. I realised this is it, I've got to do this! and I've got to take what he did to a next level and avoid repeating the exact same thing.
I'd like you to follow me on my spiritual and technical journey, your comments and critiques would be much appreciated.
so here it goes!
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Love the last one! Others are great too. Hoping to see more...
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Thanks Punkhead, I'll be posting more!
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April 5th, 2014 #7
Here's Number 8
April 5th, 2014 #8
How much time do you spend on each one? & do you use mirror or photos?
April 5th, 2014 #9
Both actually, when i need weird angles , i want an specific lighting or i'm to tired to hold my head n paint i use photo reference.
not more than 2 hours! right now I'm mostly experiencing with colors!
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April 5th, 2014 #10
here's 9
April 6th, 2014 #11
tonight's selfie. number 10
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April 6th, 2014 #13
This seems like an interesting idea! Though variation might become an issue, but you know piercings or tattoos are always a possibility haha. Just kidding ofc. Looking forward to this.
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April 7th, 2014 #14
I hear you, actually i've got piercings, and I've shaved off my beard so things are going to change, and there are tons of styles and artist that I'm going to explore in my selfies, I'm hoping I won't get crazy over it though...
April 7th, 2014 #15
this is an awesome iniciative. When I saw android jone's poster of his 1000 self-portraits I was so amazed by his determination. Hope you get this challange done. Keep it up! =)
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NY's fallen heroes: More than 100 retired 9/11 cops and firefighters busted for swindling $24million in disability benefits with fake illnesses and made-up psychological trauma arising from terror attack
- Retired NYPD officers, firefighters and corrections officers claimed they had PTSD and depression because of the Ground Zero clean up
- Received thousands in annual disability compensation from 9/11 disability fund as a result, promising that they retired
- Investigators found that they had second careers and did things that their supposed disabilities wouldn't have allowed them to do
- Cost taxpayers $21.4million dollars
- Lawyers coached fraudsters on how they should talk about leaving the TV on all day and constantly napping, having trouble grooming themselves
More than 100 first responders who claimed to have psychiatric conditions and medical disorders because of their work at Ground Zero are being arrested today for disability fraud.
The arrests come after the Manhattan District Attorney's office spent more than two years investigating the claims made by some NYPD officers and firemen who were part of the September 11 response and clean up efforts.
The officers submitted forms saying that they had varying disorders like PTSD, anxiety or depression- claims which were discovered to have falsified.
Tag team: John Minerva (left), a Detectives Endowment Association consultant, or Joseph Esposito (right), a retired member of the NYPD, would refer the fraudsters to one of two lawyers who were in on the scheme
Law on their side: Raymond Lavallee, 83, was one of those two lawyers who then helped process the legal papers which allowed the schemers to get on average between $30,000 and $50,000 per year- with a nice cut for each of the ringleaders
Responding to horror: More than a hundred first responders who helped at Ground Zero following the 2001 terrorist attack are being arrested over disability fraud after making false claims of PTSD and depression
ABC 7 reports that many of the retired officers that had said that they were being treated for stress retained their gun licences, which is not allowed if the holder has such a condition.
Another tip off was that in order to receive the benefits, the individuals had to be fully retired and while the majority of them had retired from the New York police and fire departments, many had taken up a second job.
Investigators used photos on Facebook as evidence that the men have taken up jobs ranging from martial arts instructors to helicopter pilots.
Some photos directly contradicted specific parts of the disorders that the responding officers claimed to have.
Sending a message: Glenn Lieberman is pictured on a jet ski, clearly not as incapacitated as he claimed to be in his benefit filing. He was one of the original 102 people caught in the first bust in January
Proud: Shannon Tumminello, 42, now lives in Lee, Florida but was claiming disability insurance from the fund
Not so afraid of crowds now: Joseph Morrone, who said his post-9/11 fear of crowds kept him from working, collected $108,930 in payments and is seen here selling cannolis at the packed San Gennaro festival
The individuals' claims- whether they be depression or assertions that they felt unable to spend time with family and friends in social settings- have not been revealed- but the District Attorney's office released a set of photos that depict some of the men in question having a great time on jet skis or marlin fishing as examples of their fraudulent claims.
One instance came from an officer,
whose name has not been released, that told authorities that his work
after the September 11th attacks left him witha debilitating fear of
crowds. On Facebook, he was pictured selling canollis at the crowded San
Gennaro festival in Little Italy.
The suspicion is that there were a
handful of 'crooked' lawyers and doctors who worked with the responders
in question and were fully aware of how to 'game the system'.
The four alleged 'ringleaders' were identified first, and it is clear that their positions within the NYPD and background in legal work helped them evade capture for years.
Moving up north: Unlike many of the fraudsters who retired to Florida, Rich Cosentino moved to New Hampshire, but that doesn't put him out of the scope of the Manhattan District Attorney
Active: Rich Cosentino collected a total of $207639 since May 2008
Participants would start out by contacting John Minerva, 61, a Detectives Endowment Association consultant, or Joseph Esposito, 64, a retired member of the NYPD.
Minerva or Esposito would then refer the
fraudsters to one of two lawyers who were in on the scheme- Thomas Hale,
89, and former FBI agent Raymond Lavallee, 83.
All four are charged with first and second degree grand larceny. The 9/11 disability claims are not the
first that the four men have had a hand in, as ABC reports that they are
believed to have been running disability scams since 1988.
'My client's involvement in this scheme was minimal at best... he maintains his innocence,' Minerva's lawyer Glenn Hardy told The New York Daily News.
The lawyers put the schemers in touch with two different doctors- but not after some coaching.
The district attorney laid out a series of different trigger phrases that would help justify an anxiety condition prescription.
They range from 'I nap on and off during the day' to 'my (family member) is always after me about my grooming'.
Not hurting too badly: John Famularo, 58, lives in Nassau, New York and his alleged disabilities- which have not been specifically disclosed- should have prevented him from motorcycling but he proudly posted this to Facebook
Throwback: Famularo had no qualms about posting this old picture of him in uniform online, and he was far from the only 'boy in blue' that was involved in the scheme
Other possible additions included the lamentation that they were 'healthy, active, productive' people but no longer.
'They're liable to say... spell the word "world," so you go "W-R-L-D." Then they're gonna say "Spell it backwards." You think about it, and you can't spell it backwards,"' court papers report that Esposito said in a recording.
All told, the fraudulent claims cost $24.5million in taxpayer-funded benefits.
'For years, federal taxpayers have unwittingly financed the lifestyles of the defendants charged today,' district attorney Cy Vance said in a statement which listed all of the 106 accused.
Busted: Mike Scialabba collected $232,443 from the fund but also broke the rules by working as a helicopter pilot- a job which would be extremely difficult should he actually have the condition he claimed to suffer from
Not keeping a low profile: Part of the conditions for disability filings meant that the individuals did not have full time jobs like Louis Hurtado clearly does
Having his cake and eating it too: Hurtado also brought home $470,395 illegally from Social Security payouts
'Many participants cynically manufactured claims of mental illness as a result of September 11th, dishonoring the first responders who did serve their City at the expense of their own health and safety. This alleged scam further depleted the already limited resources available for battling the real and complex conditions of PTSD and depression.'
The case is the biggest bust that was announced since the new Mayor, Bill de Blasio, and his team has been in office, making this the first time in his recent tenure that new police commissioner William Bratton has weighed in on the work of the DA's office.
'The retired members of the NYPD indicted in this case have disgraced all first responders who perished during the search and rescue efforts on September 11, 2001, and those who subsequently died from 9/11 related illness, by exploiting their involvements that tragic day for personal gain,' Bratton said in the statement.
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