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John Deatrick said $32.8 million dollars will have been spent on the project by the end of November. He said cancellation and close out costs would tack on another $30-$48-million.
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The committee meeting was chaired by outgoing Vice-Mayor Roxanne Qualls. Qualls was soundly defeated in the Mayors race by John Cranley who campaigned to kill the streetcar project.
Basically, in essence what this is saying is you could end up in a situation where you stopped the project you would actually spend almost as much in terms of local dollars for stopping the project as it would cost in local dollars to construct the project. Is that what youre saying?" Qualls asked budget director Lea Eriksen who assisted Deatrick with the presentation.
Um, yes, Eriksen replied while Deatrick nodded.
Deatrick said stopping the project would take 6 months to a year to accomplish. He said it would damage the citys reputation in the development community and eliminate the potential of more than a half-billion dollars in increased property taxes over the next 35 years.
The presentation fell on sympathetic ears. Four of the streetcars staunchest supporters sit on the committee. But three newly-elected council members, who ran on an anti-streetcar platform, were in the crowd for todays meeting.
David Mann said he supports pausing the project until more objective analysis can be done. Council member-elect Amy Murray told reporters she doesnt believe Deatricks numbers and still believes the city cant afford the streetcar.
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The incident happened Monday night when police responded to a 911 call on Cherry Valley Road, where a vehicle had collided with a sign in front of the Gunstock Inn.
When Officer Douglas Wall arrived, a man was walking away from a 2001 BMW that had struck a wire attached to a utility pole. Wall yelled for the man to stop, but the man, identified by police as Cameron Lobo, 23, of 344 Old Lakeshore Road, No. 13, allegedly ran down a steep hill toward the inn's parking lot.
Wall caught up to Lobo after he fell and rolled down the hill. The officer told him repeatedly to stop, get on his knees and put his hands behind his back. Lobo, police said, refused to comply and began yelling obscenities, resulting in a struggle, with Wall ultimately zapping him with a stun gun.
A subdued Lobo was handcuffed and held on the ground until another officer, Kevin Baron, arrived. Lobo was placed in a cruiser, but on the way to the station he began "forcefully hitting his head against the cruiser's barrier," cutting his forehead, according to a news release.
Baron stopped the cruiser and the officer attempted to get Lobo to calm down and prevent him from further injuring himself. Lobo, police said, would not comply and during a second struggle, he was sprayed with pepper spray.
After being initially treated on the roadside by Gilford Fire Rescue, Lobo was taken to Lakes Region General Hospital for further treatment. At the hospital, police said Lobo remained uncooperative, yelling obscenities and threatening officers and hospital staff.
While being placed in restraints, police said Lobo head-butted Wall in the chest and injured a nurse when he spit blood and saliva in her right eye.
Once Lobo was medically cleared, he was taken to the Belknap County jail where he was held on charges of DWI, simple assault, unregistered motor vehicle, misuse of plates and operating without a valid license. He was released on $2,500 personal recognizance bail after being arraigned Tuesday in 4th Circuit Court, Laconia District Division.
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Reading the coverage of the Houston Texans... Demariyus Thomas and Andre Johnson are keeping the Broncos' and Texans' offenses in good hands, writes Mike Klis of the Denver Post. "No one in the Houston Texans' secondary can match up with Demaryius...Blog | August 21, 2014
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Here's one that came out of the blue. According to Mike Klis of the Denver Post, the New York Giants are signing a former Denver Broncos center named J.D. Walton, who hasn't played since 2012 because of an ankle injury. Walton turns 27 later this ...Blog | March 12, 2014
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Good morning. Mike Klis of the Denver Post heard back from the NFL regarding San Diego Chargers defensive lineman Corey Liuget's hit to the legs of Peyton Manning while the Denver quarterback delivered a game-clinching strike to Demaryius Thomas. ...Blog | November 12, 2013
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Denver Broncos Chris Clark, who has played a valuable role as the Broncos' No. 3 offensive tackle/special teams contributor the past three seasons, signed his $1.32 million restricted free-agent tender, writes Mike Klis of the Denver Post. Quar...Blog | April 11, 2013
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Dozens of Los Angeles police officers hold private investigator licenses, a far higher number than officials had previously acknowledged, a Times study of state and local records shows.
The licensed investigators include detectives in high-profile assignments. Chief William J. Bratton told the Police Commission in February that only two of his officers were licensed and that the department closely monitored such activities. Other officials later put the number at eight.
This week, LAPD Cmdr. Kenneth O. Garner said in an interview that there are probably more than 100 police officers licensed as private investigators, although he added that the department still does not have a firm figure.
"The whole issue outlines what a serious concern there is for potential conflicts of interest. The chief is concerned, the Police Commission is concerned," Garner said. "The bad news is, we didn't have a handle on this; the good news is we are going to get a handle on it."
Because police officers have access to confidential information -- such as law enforcement databases containing personal information on millions of individuals, and knowledge of ongoing cases -- many police departments ban officers from moonlighting as private eyes.
Jeffrey S. Duggan, a detective in the department's threat management unit, which handles stalking and other threats against individuals or institutions, was listed on a website as the "principal" of a firm called Infopursuit Inc. As an LAPD detective, Duggan has handled cases involving threats to celebrities, such as a 2005 incident in which actress Lindsay Lohan's car was struck by a photographer.
The website offered services including investigating stalking cases, plus criminal and background investigations as well as "telephone and cellular phone searches," under the motto "Your solution to the unknown."
The firm listed as its address a mailbox store in a Tustin strip mall, next to a Papa John's Pizza.
Duggan, who returned a phone call placed to the number listed on the website, said the site is outdated and that he stopped working for the business more than a year ago. Duggan said his wife, Christa Frankos, now runs the firm. The website states that Frankos formerly worked for the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, a Virginia-based nonprofit group.
Two hours after Duggan spoke to The Times on Wednesday, Infopursuit's website offering private investigations was taken down. Another website for the firm remains, but references to private investigations were removed.
A firm licensed to LAPD Lt. Richard H. Wall, who directs the department's mental illness project, offers background investigations and surveillance work as well as employee theft investigations and event security. Wall said the firm, Security Solution Specialists Inc., is run by his wife, Margaret Wall, a former Realtor who is also a licensed private investigator.
Wall said he has not handled investigations for the firm in the city of Los Angeles in order to avoid conflicts of interest. He said he has been distancing himself from the business in recent months, anticipating that the department may ban private investigator work.
Wall does not favor such a ban, but said, "I can read the writing on the wall. This is coming. I'm already in the process of putting all the licenses in Margaret's name."
A Times review of state records also found several detectives who have worked in the elite robbery/homicide unit licensed as private investigators, including Jimmy W. Grayson, James J. Martin and Marcella Winn.
Grayson and Winn said they have not worked as private investigators despite their licenses. "I have a teacher's credential, notary, I don't use any of them," Grayson said. Winn said she got her license "right after Rodney King. I thought we're all going to get fired and I better find something to do."
Martin, who now works in the department's counterterrorism unit, was not available for comment.
Top police union officials Robert E. Baker, president of the Los Angeles Police Protective League, and Vice President Timothy G. Sands also hold private investigator licenses, The Times found.
Baker and Sands did not return phone calls requesting comment.
Garner said the department is considering banning officers from working as private investigators, and will investigate whether any officers abused their LAPD positions while working as investigators.
City Councilman Jack Weiss, who chairs the council's public safety committee, said the department's inability to quickly determine which of its officers are working as private eyes shows that officers are widely flouting the LAPD's work permit policy, which requires officers to report and clear their off-duty employment. Only 10 officers have LAPD work permits to serve as private investigators, Garner said.
"What's so shocking here is the apparent total lack of knowledge of how many cops are working as P.I.s," Weiss said. "This doesn't even begin to contemplate the number who are working as unlicensed consultants or investigators. These numbers show the work permit process is a joke."
The potential conflicts for the officers have been underscored by the ongoing prosecution of Anthony Pellicano, the so-called private eye to the stars. He is accused of employing a veteran LAPD detective to gain confidential information for attorneys in criminal and civil cases.
Mark J. Arneson, who left the LAPD in 2003, also is charged with illegally pulling private data from police computers. Arneson allegedly was paid $189,000 by Pellicano.
"The Pellicano case illustrates the obvious conflict of interest when someone with access to [confidential] databases is using those for his outside employment sources," Garner said.
Weiss said if the department does not ban officers working as private investigators, he will try to do so through the City Council.
A former federal prosecutor, Weiss said a police officer working as a private investigator is akin to a prosecutor moonlighting as a defense lawyer. "I think the public would have been shocked, if when I was a prosecutor I used the skills and knowledge I acquired at public expense and used those to work for private clients," Weiss said.
Times staff writers Scott Glover, Matt Lait, Doug Smith and Richard Winton contributed to this report. April 21, 2006
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Whenever I drink while playing I dont broadcast it, so I cannot be reported. My results are mixed though. Like Trynd I either have epic games or terribad games.
Try turning it into a game, every time you die you drink, every time you get insulted/ sworn at you take a hoot.
High players I really don't have too much trouble with, but on the weekends, drunk ******s get on and announce when we get into game they are drunk. Most of you say you do better when you are drunk, I beg to differ. Like a few of you said, you aren't as mad when you are drunk... maybe you just don't care you're doing bad either? It just annoys me that a good portion of my loses are because of drunk/high players.
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most people who call us on that are too young to drink too.
im too young to drink BUT ONLY BY HALF A YEAR
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Judge Strikes Down Laws Protecting Teachers
A state trial judge in Los Angeles has tentatively struck down five California statutes governing how the state's public school teachers are fired, laid off or granted tenure.
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LONDON â Aviom, the exclusive developer of the worldâs most powerful audio transport protocol, A-Net®, is bringing the power and flexibility of high-performance digital networking to the traditional I/O box with the AllFrame Multi-Modular I/O System. This system will be making its international debut at PLASA 2010 (Stand 1-F2).
Ideal for permanent installations such as theaters, schools and conference centers, as well as touring and portable live sound applications, the AllFrame Multi-Modular I/O system eliminates several expensive and labor-intensive stages of the signal chain while reducing cable clutter. Instead of soldering, terminating and testing scores of analog connections; installing conduits; and pulling separate cables for each audio signal; the AllFrame requires only a single Cat-5e or fiber connection, plus DC power (which can also be supplied over the Cat-5e cable).
At the center of the AllFrame Multi-Modular I/O System is the F6 Modular I/O Frame, a multi-purpose network frame with six field-configurable I/O card slots and integrated Cat-5e and fiber optic connectivity. Like its analog counterparts, the F6 can be housed in a NEMA Type 1 enclosure and surface-mounted on the wall, or flush-mounted in the wall and dressed with a custom flange. With the AllFrameâs RK6 Rack Kit or SK6 Stage Kit, the F6 frame may also be mounted in a standard rack or placed directly on stage.
The AllFrame system offers users multiple connectivity options via modular I/O cards. The C4m Mic/Line Input Card provides four remote-controllable analog mic- or line-level inputs. With the same mic preamp circuitry found in Aviomâs 6416m Mic Input Module, the C4m provides clean, transparent, archival quality sound. Inputs from the C4m can be controlled from an MCS Mic Control Surface, select Yamaha® digital consoles, or Pro64® Network Manager⢠software. The C4o Output Card provides four XLR analog outputs with variable output levels, controllable in 1dB increments. For those looking to stay digital throughout the signal chain, there is the C2dio Digital I/O Card with 2×2 AES3 I/O with Word Clock I/O.
âBy digitizing the audio input signal at the initial connection point, the AllFrame Multi-Modular I/O System keeps analog cabling to a minimum, reducing system complexity and labor costs while delivering improved performance and flexibility,â? Aviomâs Product Research and Development Manager Ray Legnini explains. âAlong with the reduction in labor and cost, users can easily integrate the AllFrame into a larger digital network with the fidelity and flexibility they have come to expect from our Pro64 system.â?
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December 5, 2013
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November 13, 2013
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November 7, 2013
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October 31, 2013
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October 24, 2013
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23 August 2014, 07:52 AM ET
SpaceX Reusable Rocket Prototype Explodes Over Texas
A SpaceX F9R reusable rocket protoype exploded over McGregor, Texas, on Friday (Aug. 22) during a complicated test flight. See video of debris falling from the sky here.
22 August 2014, 10:26 PM ET
SpaceX Rocket Explodes - Falling Debris Captured On Video
The private space company's Falcon 9 Reusable (F9R) rocket exploded on August 22nd, 2014 during a test flight in McGregor, Texas. Footage of the wreckage falling back to the surface after the explosion was uploaded to Youtube by Pat Hykkonen.
22 August 2014, 07:41 PM ET
Google Lunar X Prize: Hakuto's Tethered Moon Rovers (Gallery)
Hakuto's rovers will team up to explore lunar caves.
22 August 2014, 06:31 PM ET
Former NASA Astronaut Steven Nagel Dies at 67
NASA astronaut Steven Nagel, who flew on four space shuttle missions, died on Thursday, Aug. 21. He was 67. Nagel died after a long battle with cancer, the Association of Space Explorers reported.
22 August 2014, 04:12 PM ET
Northrop Grumman Unveils Concept for XS-1 Military Space Plane (Image)
This week, aerospace firm Northrop Grumman released artwork depicting its conception of the XS-1 space plane, which it's designing under a $3.9 million contract from the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
22 August 2014, 03:07 PM ET
XS-1: A US Military Space Plane in Pictures (Gallery)
The U.S. military is developing the XS-1 Experimental Spaceplane to launch space missions faster and cheaper than ever before. See photos and images of the DARPA-led XS-1 space plane project in this Space.com gallery.
22 August 2014, 02:29 PM ET
Astronauts See Mount Etna Volcano's Lava and Steam from Space (Photos)
Two astronauts living and working on the International Space Station have captured a one-two punch of incredible views showing two active volcanoes spewing steam and lava from space.
22 August 2014, 10:54 AM ET
Space Does Weird Things to Astronaut Immune Systems
New research led by NASA shows that spaceflight confuses the immune system.
22 August 2014, 06:02 AM ET
NASA Unveils Best Map Ever of Neptune's Moon Triton (Images, Video)
The new map, made using photos taken by NASA's Voyager 2 probe in 1989, has also been turned into a movie reconstructing the spacecraft's historic Triton encounter — the only time a spacecraft has ever visited the Neptune system.
21 August 2014, 06:37 PM ET
Voyager 2's 'Hair-Raising' Fly-By Of Triton Animated
The probe passed within 25,000 miles (40,000 km) of the Neptune moon in August 1989. Highly detailed maps from Voyager were used to recreate the surface colors. Full Story: http://goo.gl/FdROmX
21 August 2014, 12:00 PM ET
SpaceX Taking 3D Printing to the Final Frontier
As SpaceX gets ready to launch astronauts into space in the coming years, the California-based company is also pushing the frontier in another field: 3D printing.
21 August 2014, 07:00 AM ET
European Probe Survives Daring Dive Through Venus Atmosphere
The Venus Express probe wrapped up its "aerobraking" move and entered a new, higher orbit late last month. It will continue to study Venus for several more months and then, as its fuel runs out, dip back into the planet's atmosphere for good.
21 August 2014, 07:00 AM ET
Atomic Clock Will Fly to Space Station in 2016
A new atomic clock is due for installation on the International Space Station in 2016, ushering in a new age of physics experiments probing the relationship between space and time.
20 August 2014, 04:49 PM ET
Hakuto Dual Rovers Could Explore Moon Caves | Video
A pair of rovers – one four-wheel robot and one two-wheel robot which can rappel on a tether– will work together to survey vertical lunar features.
20 August 2014, 04:42 PM ET
Hakuto MoonRaker Rover Could Commercialize Luna | Video
"Hakuto" means "white rabbit" in Japanese whose mythology, depicts the image seen on the moon as a rabbit not as a face.
20 August 2014, 04:37 PM ET
Hakuto MoonRaker Rover Tests Its Wheels | Video
Rough terrain is a fact of life for planetary rovers. Hakuto designs rover systems as small as possible and to utilize commercial of the shelf components. But will these choices conspire against the rover's survival?
20 August 2014, 04:23 PM ET
Hakuto Rover Takes On Google Lunar XPrize | Video
Hakuto is the only Japanese team participating in the $30 million Google Lunar XPRIZE competition to land a robot on the moon, drive that robot 500 meters and send back high-definition imagery and video.
20 August 2014, 02:17 PM ET
Sea Plankton on Space Station? Russian Official Claims It's So
A Russian official claims that samples collected by cosmonauts show evidence of sea plankton on the outside of the International Space Station, news agencies are reporting.
20 August 2014, 12:44 PM ET
ABC Developing 'Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth' as TV Sitcom
Astronaut Chris Hadfield's advice for life on Earth has become the basis for a television sitcom. ABC committed to the production of a pilot episode for a family comedy inspired by Hadfield's book, 'An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth.'
20 August 2014, 12:05 PM ET
SpaceX's Dragon V2 Manned Spacecraft: How it Works (Infographic)
SpaceX's Dragon Version 2 capsule is designed to carry seven astronauts to the International Space Station. See how it works in this Space.com infographic.
20 August 2014, 10:20 AM ET
Stunning Astronaut Photos Capture Beauty of Earth from Space
NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman seems to be having a great time living in space, and he is using social media to share it with the world.
19 August 2014, 02:43 PM ET
Rats in Spaaace! NASA Wants to Put Rodents on Space Station
Call them the 'rat-stronauts.' NASA is drawing up plans to launch a team of rats with the right stuff to the International Space Station as early as this year. You know, for science.
19 August 2014, 02:43 PM ET
Mementos on Europe's Last Space Freighter Honor Scientist Namesakes
Packed on Europe's final space freighter to dock with the International Space Station is a small blue box. It's not the most important payload on the Automated Transfer Vehicle, but the box's contents commemorate the fleet's five spacecraft namesakes.
19 August 2014, 11:01 AM ET
'Beam Me to Mars' Lets You Send Martian Messages to Fund Space Exploration
Uwingu launched its "Beam Me to Mars" project today (Aug. 19), inviting people to contribute, for a fee, to a "digital shout-out" that will send messages from Earth to the Red Planet on Nov. 28 — the 50th anniversary of Mars exploration.
19 August 2014, 07:00 AM ET
Russia Reignites Its Rocket Industry with New Angara Booster
Russia's recent maiden launch of its new Angara rocket is a harbinger of bigger boosters to come. The successful test flight also marked the country's first new launch vehicle to be built from scratch since the fall of the Soviet Union.
18 August 2014, 05:02 PM ET
Moonwalker Buzz Aldrin 'Lands' on Mars in Hilarious Jockey Ad
Famed Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin may have walked on the moon, but the folks behind Jockey underwear think they could have helped him conquer the galaxy.
18 August 2014, 03:03 PM ET
Amazing Photos from Space Show Fiery Doom of Private US Cargo Ship
An astronaut and cosmonaut on the International Space Station captured some spectacular views of a private spaceship meeting it fiery end above Earth's surface Sunday (Aug. 17).
18 August 2014, 12:37 PM ET
Spacewalking Cosmonaut Tosses Tiny Satellite Into Space for Peru (Video)
A Russian cosmonaut threw a tiny satellite into the vacuum of space during a spacewalk outside of the International Space Station today (Aug. 18).
18 August 2014, 11:57 AM ET
Photos: Cosmonauts Take Spacewalk to Launch Peruvian Satellite
See photos of Russian cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev throwing the Peru-built Chasqui 1 satellite from the International Space Station on Aug. 18, 2014.
18 August 2014, 10:43 AM ET
Spacewalker Throws 17,500+ MPH 'Pitch' To Deploy Satellite | Video
Cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev was the envy of Major League Baseball on August 18th, 2014, throwing a fastball that will literally go around the world. He deployed a 4"X 4" X 4" Peruvian nanosatellite, massing 2lb, which will photograph Earth.
18 August 2014, 09:32 AM ET
Meet Angara, Russia's Next-Generation Rocket (Photos)
Russia's new Angara rocket family is the country's first post-Soviet era booster to be developed. See photos of the Angara rocket's development, test flights and future.
18 August 2014, 07:00 AM ET
Space Plane Tech Could Power Hypersonic Aircraft for US Military
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory is studying hypersonic vehicles that would use the Synergetic Air-Breathing Rocket Engine (SABRE), which is intended to power the Skylon space plane, AFRL officials said.
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