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Participants are flooding into the White House's "We the People" online petition initiative, but to date the number of responses from the administration has been more like a trickle.
The website was created two months ago as an innovative forum for the public to submit petitions for official consideration for executive or legislative action. Only those petitions with 150 signatures or more are visible on the website.
The site currently is averaging nearly 20,000 new users and 31,000 new signatures a day, and had attracted about 800,000 users and collected about 1.2 million signatures in all, according to a Nov. 3 blog post by Macon Phillips, director of the Office of Digital Strategy.
"It is still going strong," Phillips wrote.
The White House deserves kudos for attracting such robust participation. But at the same time, officials appear to be finding it challenging to keep up the pace in their responses.
When it first launched the website, White House officials said there would be an official response to all petitions that attained at least 5,000 signatures within 30 days. On Oct. 3, the White House raised that threshold to 25,000 signatures.
As of late October, 77 petitions had met that threshold, according to an Oct. 26 blog post by Phillips.
But the White House has produced only nine responses to date. That represents a 12 percent response rate.
More responses are in the pipeline, according to Phillips.
"Last week, we posted our first petition response to the site and since then we have published six more," the Nov. 3 blog entry said. "All of the responses are posted here, and more are coming soon."
The responses, thus far, are starting to get attention in the media. The White House has already addressed controversial topics such as the existence of alien life and the legalization of marijuana.
Still, the format of the website and petition drive is new and unfamiliar. An examination of the We the People site on Nov. 8 revealed only 119 active petitions; however, more than 12,000 petitions have been submitted to the site, according to Phillips' Oct. 26 posting. Presumably the large majority of those petitions did not meet the 150-signature threshold for visibility.
Others are experiencing technical problems with the site, and there is a new official Twitter account, @WHWeb, meant to help address those. As of Nov. 8, 126 followers had signed up to follow that account.
White House officials are pleased with the response to the petition drive thus far. "We're thrilled to see so many Americans already using We the People to engage members of the Obama Administration in a constructive dialogue on an enormous scale," Phillips wrote. "With every new response we post, our hope is that We the People will continue to gain steam, not for the sizzle of being a 'web tool' but for the meaningfulness of the engagement and substance of the responses."
Meanwhile, thousands of users are waiting to hear the White House responses to their as-yet-unanswered petitions.
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Ringleader Of Insider-Trading "Fight Club" Didn't Want Any Sarcastic Comments With His Inside InformationBy Matt Levine
I suppose in like 1985 there were people who worked on Wall Street and un-self-consciously ate cheeseburgers for breakfast, got shoeshines at their desks, went to strip clubs every night, and slammed down their phones hard enough to break them, but my assumption is that in 2013 any remaining "stereotypical Wall Street behavior" is mediated through popular culture. Some people go into finance with the goal of having a memoir that reads exactly like Liar's Poker,1 and no one wears contrast-collar shirts because they look good. You wear them – if you do (do you?) – because you saw them in that movie.
Former Diamondback Capital analyst and insider trader Jesse Tortora actually wrote this:
In 2009, Tortora e-mailed a group that included Abbasi and Adondakis: "Rule number one about email list, there is no email list, fight club reference. Rule number two, only data points can be sent, no sarcastic comments. Enjoy. Your performance will now go up by 100 percent in 09 and your boss will love you. Game theory, look it up."
Look it up, yo. That's also from Bryan Burrough and Bethany McLean's amazing Vanity Fair article on the endless pursuit of Steve Cohen, and while the fact that Tortora and his crew of cheeseballs called themselves "Fight Club" has been reported before, the fact that Tortora had to remind them of it BY SAYING "FIGHT CLUB REFERENCE" AFTER HIS FIGHT CLUB REFERENCES is new to me and makes me ashamed to be a human.
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"The only way to finance a big European-style state is to have it paid for by massive taxation of everyone, mostly the middle class. Right now, we are avoiding honest debate on this fact…The first truth is that the current tax rates cannot support the promises made to middle-class Americans. The most unaffordable items in fiscal projections are Social Security for everyone and government-sponsored health care for the middle class. You cannot preserve these even with Draconian slashing of military, infrastructure, welfare, education, and other expenditures. The second truth is that you cannot pay for the Life of Julia, or any vision of a cradle-to-grave welfare state, without massive and increasingly regressive middle-class taxes. The poor don't have the money to pay for a European-style welfare state, and the rich, rich as they are, don't have anywhere near enough. Not only that, it's easy to tax middle-class assets and transactions — things like payrolls, sales, and real estate — but soaking the rich means taxing investments. Investments are complicated and can be restructured to minimize taxes. Also, investments are the lifeblood of economic growth. Raising significantly more taxes from the rich also requires higher marginal tax rates — and their rates are already quite high. High marginal rates distort the economy and yield less revenue than anticipated because they increase the rewards for legal and illegal tax avoidance…to achieve anything like the European-style entitlement state they advocate, we need to tax everyone a lot more, not just the 1 percent. Despite all the drum circles protesting the inequitable distribution of resources, the wealthy just don't have enough. The middle class and even the poor must step up to carry more of the burden if this is our desired endgame." [The American via Heidi Moore, related]
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[W]e create a portfolio that tracks Buffett's market exposure and active stock-selection themes, leveraged to the same active risk as Berkshire. We find that this systematic Buffett-style portfolio performs comparably to Berkshire Hathaway.
They acknowledge that Robo-Buffett doesn't incur transaction costs that flesh-Buffett does (because R.-B. is as of yet just a simulation) but, that aside, "comparably" is an understatement:
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Pretty soon, we're going to be flooded with lots of news on all the new gear products coming out later this year and beyond. It's because the annual Consumer Electronics Show opens up this week in Las Vegas. The show runs January 6-9, and features a messload of exhibits showcasing the latest in everything from BlueTooth technology to home theatre to WiFi. Some of the major products that debuted in past CES shows include plasma TV's, HDTV, CD's and DVD's. It's just huge, with some 129,000 attendees. Special events to look out for this year include a pre-show keynote speech by Bill Gates, and a show-floor gaming competition. Speaking of games, PSXExtreme reports that details on the Sony PSP's US launch, pricing, and titles will all be revealed at the show.
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text: COST PROXY MODELS IN RURAL TELEPHONE COMPANIES Prepared for the United States Telephone Association by Austin Communications Education Services, Inc. 2937 Landmark Way Palm Harbor, FL 34684-5019 USA Tel: (727) 787-1125 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com [Questions and comments may be directed to Robert F. Austin, Ph.D.] Introduction The Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service, CC Docket 96-45 ("Joint Board") published its Recommended Decision on November 8, 1996. Among other topics considered in that document, the Joint Board discussed the use of cost proxy models to determine the cost of network construction and by extension the cost of unbundled network elements. The Joint Board specified that the "technology assumed in [a cost proxy] model should be the least-cost, most efficient and reasonable technology for providing the supported services that is currently available for purchase."1 Furthermore, the Joint Board specified that: "All underlying data should be verifiable, engineering assumptions reasonable, and outputs plausible." Subsequent reports by the FCC and filings by interested parties have documented widespread and deep-rooted philosophical concerns within the telecommunications industry regarding cost proxy models per se. The cost proxy models created to date may be appropriate for the larger, urban area-based, incumbent local exchange carriers (ILECs) such as the former Bell operating companies and GTE; no opinion on that issue is offered here. However, it is clear that the cost proxy model procedures and unit prices proposed by the FCC are wholly unsuitable for use in rural areas. This report summarizes several areas in which this fact is evident, with particular emphasis on unit price input choices. Geographic Considerations Rural telephone companies face numerous geographic problems not experienced, for the most part, by large, urban-based ILECs. Among the distinctions that have a significant impact on the cost of network construction are the following factors. Terrain Many rural companies are located in areas with significant physical relief. Steep slopes pose particular obstacles to construction. For example, aerial plant placed in service in areas with steep slope often requires supplementary guying and support structures. As a second example, buried plant placed in service in areas with steep slope often must be placed at greater depth or with greater attention to cover and compaction to minimize the risk of cable exposure through erosion. 1 Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service, CC Docket 96-45, Recommended Decision, November 8, 1996, ("Joint Board Decision"), paragraph 277. These and numerous other issues related to terrain must be addressed by rural telephone companies during network construction. In each instance, the unit cost of construction is higher than would be the case in level terrain. The same issues also affect network maintenance costs and network upgrade costs. Rural telephone companies should be permitted to adopt higher unit prices to accommodate the factor of terrain - both slope and degree of terrain irregularity (roughness). Although the cost proxy model includes a variable for slope, the model is unsatisfactory because it provides only partial consideration of terrain through its use of an "average slope" factor. Average slope may be a meaningful variable in urban areas where minimal variation is the general rule. Moreover, in urban areas, large volume contracts permit construction contractors to average costs and minimize the perceived effect of price differences due to terrain. However, the tremendous variations in slope that companies often face in rural areas, and the generally much smaller contracts for construction, render this simple measure inadequate. Rural telephone companies should be permitted to adopt higher slope adjustment factors. Soil/Rock Conditions Many rural companies are located in areas with significant adverse lithologic conditions. Construction in areas with rocky soil conditions is significantly more expensive than construction in new suburban sub-divisions. Indeed, many rural telephone companies must dedicate a significant proportion of their construction budget to rock sawing, rock drilling and similar placement activities. The comparatively high cost of such methods and the small size of the rural telephone companies mean that the relative cost impact of placing cable in rocky conditions is higher than it would be for urban companies. Rural telephone companies should be permitted to adopt higher rock and rocky soil adjustment factors. Similarly, many rural companies are located in areas with significant adverse pedologic conditions. Coastal areas such as those in the Carolinas contain significant amounts of sand, which abrades plow shows and related equipment much faster than does suburban topsoil. Rural telephone companies should be permitted to adopt higher sandy soil adjustment factors. Forested Areas/ Parks/Protected Areas Many rural companies are located in areas with significant amounts of land reserved for state and national forests, state and national parks, nature preserves, military bases and other public uses. Cumulatively, the presence of these large reserve areas often forces inefficient construction methodologies to be adopted. For example, the shortest route to a remote serving unit cannot necessarily be used if it crosses a military base or contravenes other regulations. Similarly, the rights of Native American property holders (of reservations and other holdings) must be observed and appropriate permit fees must be paid for crossing such property even if permission is obtained. These factors contribute to increases in the cost of construction. Rural telephone companies should be permitted to define and adopt a factor to control for increased construction costs related to the presence of public lands. 2 Demographic Considerations By definition, many rural companies are located in areas with relatively small populations and relatively low population densities. Both demographic factors force rural telephone companies to incur significantly higher construction costs. Population Size The five largest ILECs serve approximately 80% of the population of the United States. Cumulatively, the top ten ILECs serve almost 95% of the population. This factor of the size of the subscriber base is significant for several aspects of cost proxy model use. Perhaps most significant, equipment manufacturers design, develop and, at least in the first instance, market equipment primarily for their larger customers. Manufacturers offer substantial discounts for large volume equipment purchases. Indeed, manufacturers have been known to provide equipment to large customers below cost at certain times (for example, early in the product cycle to encourage adoption and late in the year to supplement annual unit sales records). No such volume discounts for central office and other equipment are available to rural telephone companies. The central office equipment (switch) pricing information contained in the cost proxy model is extremely poor, as argued in several FCC filings and as acknowledged by several model designers, and inappropriate for rural areas. Rural telephone companies should be permitted to define and adopt appropriate unit prices for switches and related equipment Population Density Although rural telephone companies may serve only approximately 5% of the US population, they do so over approximately 70% of the land area of the nation. The corresponding low population density for the typical rural telephone company forces such a company to incur disproportionately higher costs to provide service. Customer Drops The costs of terminals and drops vary greatly between zones of different population density. Within more densely populated areas, where subscribers are concentrated closer together, a design engineer can spread installation costs over a larger number of subscribers, particularly when pre-cabling subdivisions. Rural telephone companies should be permitted to adopt appropriate unit prices for drops. This factor also affects the cross-connect or comparable flexibility-point technologies available to rural carriers. With greater drop spacing, the size of access cabinets is proportionately smaller. Rural telephone companies should be permitted to adopt appropriate unit prices for network interface devices. Distances to subscribers - 1 Rural telephone companies must provide service from a single central office over a substantially larger area than would a large, urban ILEC. Even if one considers the use of remote serving unit technology, the physical network construction cost incurred by the rural telephone companies are substantially higher on a per-customer basis. To maintain network quality for the provision of contemporary services to schools, hospitals, and libraries, and of course, typical subscribers, as 3 well as enhanced services such as 911, rural telephone companies must engineer their networks with very different assumptions from those guiding the cost proxy model developers. Rural telephone companies should be permitted to define and adopt appropriate loop length calculation methodologies appropriate to the greater physical areas served. In passing, we note that these relatively long loops also will cause the rural telephone companies to incur greater maintenance and operating costs, further justification for modification of the unit costs. Distances to subscribers - 2 In general, the length of drops to subscribers is greater in rural areas than in urban areas. This is a function of the greater average distance of the customers from the main roads, which itself is a function of the comparatively larger average land holdings typical of rural areas. This spatial characteristic affects the cost proxy model in another significant way. The FCC has determined that actual customer locations should be used with the cost proxy model, accepting the suggestion to use actual geocoded data if available and road network information where actual data are not available. However, According to the FCC's Fifth Report & Order, "the majority of commenters indicate that their geocode success rates decrease in rural areas."2 Complicating the problem is the fact that the larger land holdings render the alternative (that is, use of the road network as a surrogate) non-viable without significant modification. Rural telephone companies should be permitted to define and adopt appropriate mechanisms for calculating rural subscriber locations. Commercial Considerations Transportation Costs The relatively remote nature of rural telephone companies also contributes to higher network construction costs. Rural telephone companies incur higher transportation costs for equipment and material than do urban companies located closer to production facilities. Even in cases where urban carriers are located at some distance, the larger volume of purchases ensures discounts for transportation that are not available to smaller rural telephone companies. Rural telephone companies should be permitted to define and adopt a factor to incorporate equipment and material transportation costs into the unit price scheme. Alternatively, this problem offers further evidence for the need for flexibility in defining unit prices. Other Service Costs As with transportation costs, large urban ILECs can demand and expect to receive substantial discounts for construction service prices based on volume. No such volume discounts for construction services are available to rural telephone companies. Similarly, rural telephone companies can expect to pay proportionately higher costs for splicing services (and equipment such as fusion splicers), inspection services, locating services, maintenance and repair services, equipment installation and test services and other similar professional/technical services. Rural telephone companies should be permitted to define and adopt a factor to incorporate professional and technical costs into the unit price scheme. Alternatively, as with transportation, this problem offers further evidence for the need for flexibility in defining unit prices. 2 Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service, CC Docket 96-45 and CC Docket 97-160, Fifth Report & Order, October 28, 1998, paragraph 34, footnote 71. 4 Structure Sharing All versions of the cost proxy models (whether submitted and/or adopted) endorse sharing network construction costs among several companies where feasible. In brief, the concept assumes that several companies could use some or all support structures in a telephone network simultaneously. For example, in theory several companies could bury cables in a common trench with shared conduits and innerducts. There are several tangible practical issues associated with structure sharing in rural areas that cost proxy models ignore. Most significant for rural telephone companies is the assumption that shared trench and conduit construction is even an economically feasible option. The predominant placement techniques in rural areas are direct cable plowing and aerial cable placement. For obvious reasons, the opportunities for structure sharing when directly plowing cable are limited. However, numerous problems also limit the opportunity for structure sharing with aerial placement. The number of companies that may attach facilities to a pole depends primarily on the height of the pole, the class of the pole, and the number of pre-existing attachments. The height of the pole is a factor because federal, state, and local laws and ordinances, as well as safety considerations, mandate certain minimum clearances over roadways and railroad tracks below the cable span. Similarly, the class of the pole, which corresponds to the diameter of the pole, determines the total load that the pole may bear and the support guying required. Other parameters, such as the weight of the cable, also influence the minimum height at which users may attach cables to poles. In combination, these constraints determine the maximum theoretical number of cables that users may attach. Rural aerial plant generally must cover significant distances at minimum cost through areas not reached by high volume roadways. This dictates that aerial plant will be constructed with poles that are placed at greater intervals than in urban areas. To reduce costs further, shorter poles are used. In combination, this means that mid-span sag will bring the cable much lower to the ground that the cost proxy model designers anticipated. Because the poles are smaller, there are fewer opportunities for structure sharing due to the reduced load-bearing capability of the poles. Consequently, rural telephone companies must be permitted to make significant changes to the assumed percentage of structure sharing in any cost proxy model. Conclusion The cost proxy models currently proposed by the FCC were built using input values (unit prices, engineering practices, structure sharing assumptions and similar variables) that were defined by the experience of large, predominantly urban-area ILECs. Such values are completely unsuitable for small, rural telephone companies for the reasons outlined here. The large urban ILECs recognize the financial and commercial disincentives to providing services in rural areas that have been outlined here. That is why the large urban ILECs frequently have traded properties in rural areas, either to eliminate the problem by getting rid of the franchise area or to aggregate territories to achieve volume discounts in purchasing, transport and construction. 5 The question of the applicability of cost proxy models in the context of universal service remains open to public debate. To ameliorate the specific issues noted here and to accommodate the concerns of universal service, rural carriers must be allowed significant latitude in redefining, and in some cases supplementing, input values. 6


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A week in which many of the top teams were off certainly didn't lack for action with some exciting games and one of the wildest endings you will ever see. Here is what we learned in Week 10.
Cameron Wake sacked Andy Dalton in the end zone, and the Dolphins beat the Cincinnati Bengals, 22-20, in overtime in Miami on Thursday night.
Russell Wilson threw two touchdown passes to Golden Tate, and the Seahawks' defense made a last-minute goal-line stand as Seattle beat the Rams, 14-9, in St. Louis on Monday.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Nate Burleson broke his arm, but when it comes to eating he won't have to break the bank.
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This post was authored by Alejandra Guzmán Galván, Communications counselor of the ALAC-El Salvador and Xenia Hernández Castro, Lawyer of the ALAC-El Salvador. Para leer la versión en español haga click aquí. On 10 January 2013 citizens contacted our Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) in El Salvador to report an inappropriate expenditure of public funds, […]
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Tornadoes held to 85 yards of total offense
Connor Larson rushed for 182 yards and two touchdowns as Webster City rolled up 408 yards on the ground in defeating Storm Lake 42-0 in the regular season finale last Friday night at Tornado Stadium.
Webster City ran the ball a whopping 75 times in the game. Storm Lake, meanwhile, had only 13 rushes.
Storm Lake's Fernando Ramos qualified for state for the second straight year.
Storm Lake's Fernando Ramos qualified for state for the second straight year.
Fernando Ramos will be making his second straight trip to the state cross country meet as he finished seventh in a Class 3A regional meet at Carroll last Thursday.
Boone, Algona and MOC-Floyd Valley finished first, second and third to advance to state, which will be this Saturday in Fort Dodge. Storm Lake placed ninth with 209 points.
Ramos ran a time of 17 minutes, 22 seconds to finish in the top 10. The wining time was 15:45 by Boone's Chandler Austin.
First in breast stroke
First in breast stroke
Keely Soellner won the 100 breast stroke to highlight Storm Lake's performance in a double dual meet on Tuesday at Sioux City.
The Tornadoes were defeated by Spencer 65-26 and by Sioux City Metro 65-30.
Soellner won the 100 breast stroke in a time of 1 miniute, 13.84 seconds for the Tornadoes' lone first-place finish.
The 200 medley relay team of Destini Oehlertz, Soellner, Maili Todd and Marie Hardt finished third with a time of 2:06.03. Taylor Hirschman was fourth in the 200 freestyle in a time of 2:28.24. Ashlnn Jarvis took sixth in 2:33.6
Beavers play host to Loras on Saturday
One word can describe Buena Vista's desire to get in the win column.
"We're starving," coach Jay Anderson said.
His Beavers will look to get the elusive first win on Saturday when Loras comes to town for a 1 p.m. kickoff at J. Leslie Rollins Stadium.
The Beavers are 0-3 in the Iowa Conference and 0-6 overall. The Duhawks, meanwhile, are 0-3 in the league and 1-5 overall.
Tornadoes face 7-1 Webster City team
It seems Storm Lake has been playing an extremely good football team every week.
Tonight will be no different as Webster City (7-1) visits for the final game of the regular season at Tornado Stadium.
The Lynx are second in their district behind unbeaten Clear Lake.
Storm Lake coach Craig Lyon offered his take on the Lynx.
No. 3 Newell-Fonda to play No. 4 West Bend-Mallard for district title
After all the lopsided games and huge offensive points, it all comes down to this: a showdown for the district title between No. 3-ranked Newell-Fonda and No. 4 West Bend-Mallard tonight in Newell.
Both teams are undefeated, the Wolverines 9-0 and the Mustangs 8-0.
Newell-Fonda beats West Bend-Mallard
Claudia Larsen went 32-for-35 in hitting with 11 kills to help power Newell-Fonda to a three-game win over West Bend-Mallard in the first round of the Class 1A regional volleyball tournament on Tuesday night at Newell.
Game scores were 25-17, 25-23, 25-23.
Newell-Fonda (23-15) will now play Storm Lake St. Mary's (14-15) on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Newell.
Warriors must beat Falcons to make state football playoffs
Two teams will be vying for the same thing tonight when Alta-Aurelia and West Sioux hook up in Hawarden — a trip to the state playoffs.
Whoever wins advances and whoever loses is left on the outside.
Alta-Aurelia coach Kevin Hammer offered his thoughts on the Falcons after watching them on tape.
Raptors host Wolves
Ridge View has already qualified for the state playoffs, but the Raptors will be facing a team tonight who's trying to get in.
IKM-Manning visits Holstein for a game the Wolves need to win to have a chance at a playoff appearance. The Wolves also need Sioux Central to lose at Maple Valley/Anthon-Oto.
Ridge View coach Jeff DeHaan talked about what he gathered from watching IKM-Manning on film.
It's simple for Sioux Central. Win and the Rebels are in the state playoffs.
Sioux Central will finish fourth in its district with a win tonight against Maple Valley/Anthon-Oto (2-6) tonight in Mapleton.
"A win is huge.," Sioux Central coach Brandon Goodchild said. "That will put us in fourth place in the district, which will enter us into the playoffs. A loss is a big numbers game, so who knows. A win is what we are looking for to advance us. We control our own destiny."
Goodchild gave his thoughts on the Rams after watching them on tape.
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Arrested Vatican prelate lived lush life in hometown
SALERNO, Italy, July 4 (Reuters) – Even though he was known
to like to live well, police said they were startled when they
entered Monsignor Nunzio Scarano's apartment after he called
them one night in January to report a burglary.
The apartment, in one of Salerno's most up-market
neighbourhoods in the city centre, was huge, with art lining the
walls and hallways divided by Roman-style columns.
Code words and safe phones: anatomy of a Vatican money smuggling plot
To most people, a book is a book. But to Monsignor Nunizio Scarano, a Vatican official arrested on charges of money smuggling, a "book" was a code word for one million euros in cash, a report by the judge on the case said.
Top Vatican bank managers resign after Monsignor's arrest
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) – Two top managers of the scandal-plagued Vatican bank resigned on Monday following the arrest of a high-ranking cleric with close ties to the financial institution, in the latest of a string of embarrassments for the Holy See.
Director Paolo Cipriani and deputy-director Massimo Tulli stepped down three days after the Vatican was rocked by the arrest of Monsignor Nunzio Scarano, who is accused of plotting with two other people to smuggle 20 million euros into Italy from Switzerland.
Code words and safe phones: anatomy of a money smuggling plot
ROME, July 1 (Reuters) – To most people, a book is a book.
But to Monsignor Nunizio Scarano, a Vatican official arrested on
charges of money smuggling, a "book" was a code word for one
million euros in cash, a report by the judge on the case said.
"Encyclopaedia," and "bookmarks" were among other code words
that Scarano, who had close connections to the Vatican bank,
used in phone conversations with secret service agent Giovanni
Zito and broker Giovanni Carenzio, it said.
Arrested Vatican monsignor felt he could act with impunity-judge
VATICAN CITY, June 30 (Reuters) – A senior Catholic cleric
arrested in a plot to smuggle tens of millions of dollars into
Italy controlled vast amounts of money and felt he could act
with impunity because of his connections to the Vatican bank,
according to a judge's investigative document.
In the latest blow to the Vatican's image, Monsignor Nunzio
Scarano, 61, was arrested on Friday along with an Italian secret
service agent and a financial broker.
Senior Vatican cleric arrested in money smuggling case
ROME (Reuters) – A senior Catholic cleric with connections to the Vatican bank was arrested on Friday for plotting to help rich friends smuggle tens of millions of euros in cash into Italy from Switzerland, in the latest blow to the Vatican's image.
Monsignor Nunzio Scarano, 61, who worked as a senior accountant in the Vatican's financial administration, was arrested along with an Italian secret service agent and a financial intermediary in a tale that reads like a spy novel.
Senior Vatican cleric arrested in corruption investigation
ROME (Reuters) – A senior Vatican cleric suspected of trying to help rich friends bring millions of euros into Italy illegally was arrested on Friday as part of an investigation into the Vatican bank, police sources and his lawyer said.
Monsignor Nunzio Scarano, 61, worked as a senior accountant in the Vatican's financial administration and is already involved in another investigation by magistrates in southern Italy.
In bold move, Pope names commission to review Vatican bank
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) – Pope Francis on Wednesday set up a special commission of inquiry into the Vatican bank, his boldest move yet to get to grips with an institution that has embarrassed the Church for decades.
The high-powered, five-member panel, which includes four prelates and a woman Harvard law professor, will report directly to him, bypassing the Vatican bureaucracy that itself has sometimes been tainted by allegations of scandal and corruption.
Jews tell pope of concern over moves to make Pius XII a saint
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Vatican contests charges against WWII Italian official praised for saving Jews
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Brent Pizon, 35, is facing a single count of felony reckless conduct for steering his green Toyota at the woman. She was walking near the area of Little River Road in Hampton at the time of the incident.
He faces up to 3½ to 7 years in state prison if he is convicted by a jury.
Hampton police were called to Barbour Road about 2:15 p.m. for a report of a driver trying to hit a pedestrian.
Police said they found the car at Pizon's home at 20 Barbour Road a short time later.
The female victim told police the driver had tried to hit her while she was walking, and another witness also provided details about the incident, police said.
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