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Unit: United States. Army. Engineer Regiment, 310th. Company C.
Serial Number: 2043160
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•The Polar Bear, vol. 3, no. 1 (Feb. 1927).
•Clay Grimshaw Schade papers
•Engineers rosters, National Personnel Records Center, St. Louis, MO
Note: Companies D, E, and F of the 310th Engineers were not members of the original Polar Bear Expedition, but they did attend Polar Bear reunions after the war.
Almost all of the Polar Bear Expedition manuscript and archival materials held by the Bentley Historical Library, as well as related books and periodicals, have been digitized and are freely available for public use on this website. The library is actively seeking additions to the collections, so some recently-acquired materials are not available online. However, all of these collections are described on this site, and researchers are welcome to contact the library's reference staff regarding access or copies.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said he's "spoken to the president a bit" about his future and that he feels no personal responsibility to stay at the helm until the Fed winds down its unprecedented policies to stimulate the economy.
"I don't think that I'm the only person in the world who can manage the exit," Bernanke said when asked at a news conference in Washington if he's discussed his plans with President Barack Obama. His term expires at the end of January.
Bernanke's comments yesterday meshed with the views of some of Obama's economic and political advisers who said Bernanke, 59, after spending most of his seven years on the job battling a financial crisis and its aftermath, is exhausted and wants to return to private life. The current and former administration officials asked to not be identified to describe the private conversations.
Michelle Smith, a Fed spokeswoman, declined to comment. Amy Brundage, a White House spokeswoman, didn't respond to a request for comment.
Yesterday's remarks were a departure from Bernanke's previous statements that he hasn't discussed his plans with Obama or White House officials.
On Dec. 12, during his last news conference, Bernanke said that he hadn't "had any conversations" with the president or anyone on his team about his potential departure.
Earlier Statement
"I think the president has got quite a few issues he needs to be thinking about, from the fiscal cliff to many other appointments and so on," he said then, when asked if he would serve a third term.
Since his December remarks, Bernanke has had several meetings with Timothy F. Geithner, when he was still Treasury secretary, including one with the president. Geithner left that meeting early, giving Obama and the Federal Reserve chairman some private time, according to a person familiar with the meeting.
Yesterday, Bernanke said, "I've spoken to the president a bit, but I really don't have any, I don't really have any information for you at this juncture."
Bernanke, a former Princeton University professor, also said he didn't feel personally responsible to lead the Fed when it unwinds its balance sheet.
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Framing refers to the bringing together of various pieces so as to give a structure shape and support. A home framing is basically what prevents it from falling apart. Some of the materials used in the framing of a home include engineered wood and structural steel. These materials go with various techniques of framing that builders employ which include the platform method, balloon method and post and beam method. The platform method is the most common in modern residential buildings. It involves each floor being independent of each other relying on their own designed structure for total support. Framing in Oak Creek has lots of benefits when done in the right way. Exceptional framing will see your home's integrity at its best, and at the same time, maximize energy efficiency. Advanced framing provides cost-effectiveness and sustainability as it can merge well with green strategies. Framing is a critical element of any house and it can only be done well when you get professionals to do it. A faulty home framing is dangerous and can lead to expensive repairs in the future as it interferes with the integrity of the home.
Oak Creek framing determines where the walls and various storey floors will sit which is very important. Keeping this in mind, framing can be quite expensive, and it's usually involved in the total cost of building a home. One factor that determines the cost of framing in homes is the size of the house. Homes vary in sizes with some being large and some standard. Homes with more storey plans translate to larger area coverage in terms of framing which leads to high costs. The various types of materials also influence the cost of the framing. Steel framing is slightly expensive compared to wood framing.
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When the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) was created, Indonesia was one of the first countries to receive WFP assistance. In 1964, food valued at US$1 million was provided for victims of the Mount Agung eruption in Bali. This food assistance was followed by support for the restoration of roads and landlots, reconstruction of houses, rehabilitation of irrigation canals and growing of food crops. WFP continued its operations for 33 years, focusing on the empowerment of women through training, income-generating activities, and food assistance for victims of conflict. The office closed in 1996, by which time Indonesia had shown significant progress towards food self-sufficiency.
WFP returned in 1998 to respond to the effects of a drought caused by El Niño and to the impact of the Asian financial crisis.
Under the new 2012-2015 Country Programme, WFP focuses on three pillars, i.e. Food Security Mapping, Disaster Risk Reduction-Disaster Management, and Reducing Under-nutrition which will complement the Government of Indonesia's Medium Term Development Plan (Rencana pembangunan Jangka Panjang, RPJM). WFP focus primarily on the provinces of Aceh, Nusa Tenggara Timur, Nusa Tenggara Barat and Papua.
WFP plays a catalytic role of support for the Government of Indonesia in achieving food and nutrition security for all and to build the foundations for Indonesia to become one of our global champions in defeating hunger.
Since 1998, WFP has supported more than 20 million food-insecure Indonesians, primarily in the aftermath of natural disasters and economic shocks.
WFP's Country Programme 2012–2015 reflects Indonesia's dynamic transformation from low-income to middle-income status and the challenges of ensuring that the poorest and most vulnerable people escape the cycle of hunger and undernutrition as the country progresses economically.
Over the four years of country programme, WFP's direct food assistance will reach 417,000 beneficiaries. The focus is primarily on eastern areas in view of the alarming undernutrition figures and capacity gaps. WFP will help the Government to reduce undernutrition to below critical levels, giving priority to the first 1000 days from the womb to 2 years of age. By increasing the emphasis on capacity development, the Country Programme aims to benefit millions of food-insecure people in the coming years.
The three strategic priorities over the period of 2012-2015 are to:
- Address food insecurity through enhanced monitoring, analysis and mapping capacity
- Prepare for and respond to disasters and shocks; and
- Reduce under nutrition below critical levels.
In the first two areas WFP works with national level government to strengthen capacity and systems. In area 3 WFP works with local government partners to implement pilot activities that can provide lessons learned and opportunities for scaling up. Pilot projects cover the areas of Adaptation to Climate Change in NTT and NTB provinces, Local Food Based School Meals in NTT and Papua Provinces, and Nutrition in NTT province. Nutrition activities target Pregnant and lactating women and their children under two years of age with specialized nutrition products that have been developed in cooperation with private sector partners in addition to providing education on health, nutrition and hygiene to mothers.
The Country Programme 2012-2015 is designed to complement government priorities on the basis of consultation at the national and provincial levels. Its objectives are aligned with Indonesia's five-year Medium Term Development Plan (RPJMN), the United Nations Partnership for Development Framework – which is equivalent to the United Nations Development Assistance Framework – and the Indonesia Climate Change Sectoral Road Map.
Food Security and Vulnerability Atlas
Policymakers in Indonesia need a tool to identify food insecure areas, identify causes of food insecurity and to refine the geographical targeting of food security related interventions. In 2003 the Food Security Council (FSC), chaired by the President of Indonesia, whose Secretariat is the Food Security Agency (FSA), collaborated with WFP to develop the National Food Insecurity Atlas (FIA) for Indonesia. The first FIA was developed by FSC and WFP in 2005 and covered 265 rural districts in 30 provinces.
In 2008, the Government started updating the FIA covering 346 rural districts in 32 provinces. The second atlas, with a new title "Food Security and Vulnerability Atlas (FSVA) 2009" was launched in May 2010. The FSVA has already been fully integrated into annual government work plans and budgetary allocations. A 2013 Atlas is to be launched in mid-2014
Like prior editions, the FSVA 2013 will serve as an important tool for decision making in targeting and developing recommendations for responding to food and nutrition insecurity at the provincial and district levels.


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FORWARD TWP — The two drivers in a fatal crash this morning on Route 68 have been identified as Hannah D. Swigart, 36, of Butler and Michael H. Reid, 38, formerly of Butler Township.
State police investigators said they are looking into the possibility that the crash could have been deliberate since Butler Township police had contacted Reid by cell phone and Reid reportedly told them that he would be dead by morning.
Township police got involved because Reid earlier had tried to break into his ex-girlfriend's house and she had called police. He had driven off before police got there, but they were able to call him.
Police said Reid was highly intoxicated, so investigators also are considering that the wreck could be have been a drunken driver accident.


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Our wilderness is under an unprecedented attack from Trump and anti-conservationists in Congress. Help us fight back.
The thousands of acres of dramatic wildlands near Las Cruces, New Mexico, range from juniper-dotted volcanic mountains to rugged box canyons. This landscape is home to mountain lions, mule deer, golden eagles and rare desert plants.
More than 2,000 acres in the region around the renowned Chaco Canyon area will no longer be available for oil and gas leasing auctions.
In 1969, landing on the moon was a truly paradigm-shifting achievement--a real "first" both for the American public and NASA.
Last month, I attended the Enchanted Skies Star Party, in Magdalena, New Mexico; my first ever party of its kind.
This wilderness area was not only America's first wilderness, it was the world's.
One more hint: The wilderness is strongly associated with Aldo Leopold, one of the 20th Century's foremost conservationists.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Embattled "Meet the Press" moderator David Gregory is leaving NBC News and Chuck Todd will replace him on the venerable Sunday morning public affairs program, NBC said Thursday.
Todd begins his new role on Sept. 7. He remains as NBC News' political director, but will relinquish his duties as Chief White House correspondent and anchor of MSNBC's "The Daily Rundown." He has been a frequent guest on "Meet the Press" as a political analyst.
The 42-year-old Todd came to NBC in 2007 after working for National Journal's "The Hotline," where he was editor-in-chief.
He becomes only the 11th permanent host of "Meet the Press," which premiered in 1947 and bills itself as "the world's longest-running television program."
Gregory had been moderator since 2008. Before that, he was NBC's Chief White House Correspondent for the eight years of George W. Bush's presidency. He had been with NBC News since 1995.
The announcement by NBC News president Deborah Turness ended months of speculation that Gregory's time was running out on the program, which during his tenure has fallen from first to third place, ranking behind CBS' "Face the Nation" and ABC's "This Week."
Its ratings erosion felt even more pronounced since Gregory had followed the late Tim Russert, a popular, larger-than-life figure who became almost as much an institution as the program over which he presided for 16 years. He was its longest-serving moderator until his sudden death in June 2008. Under Russert, the show was by far the dominant program in its category.
"I'm not Tim," Gregory told viewers when his "Meet the Press" appointment was declared. "But I can just work real hard to make him proud."
In February 2013, the network signed Gregory to a new contract it described as "a long-term commitment."
But one published report in recent months stated that Gregory would be replaced after the midterm elections. And a story published in April by The Washington Post said that NBC commissioned a "psychological consultant" to interview Gregory's wife and friends. NBC responded that it had simply worked with a brand consultant probing perceptions of Gregory's strengths and weaknesses to develop a marketing campaign.
At the time, Turness was moved to defend Gregory with a memo to the "Meet the Press" staff expressing support "for the show and for David, now and into the future...."
In Thursday's memo, Turness offered her "sincerest thanks" to Gregory, while declaring that Todd "will ensure that 'Meet the Press' is the beating heart of politics, the place where newsmakers come to make news, where the agenda is set."
This official word followed by a couple of hours a Twitter post by Gregory himself that he was departing: "I leave NBC as I came — humbled and grateful," he said.
NBC News correspondent Andrea Mitchell will serve as moderator this weekend, Turness said in her statement, adding that Mitchell will "continue to be a central figure of the broadcast, along with some new names that we will announce in the coming days."
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'Chippy' play may have led to high school hockey forfeitBy JOHN HABIB
New Hampshire Union Leader
February 14. 2013 11:21PM
The investigation is still continuing, but based on reports he has already heard and read, the executive director of the NHIAA believes safety was a reason Timberlane Regional of Plaistow decided to leave and forfeit its Division II boys' ice hockey contest against Merrimack on Wednesday at the West Side Arena in Manchester.
"Based on what I know so far, with his team trailing by seven goals, the Timberlane coach had safety concerns for his team and decided to end the game," said Pat Corbin on Thursday.
In a game pitting the top-ranked and unbeaten Tomahawks (13-0 entering the game) against the last-place 1-12 Owls, Merrimack held an 8-1 lead with 2:30 left in the second period when the Owls departed the rink.
Corbin said Thursday he spoke with Timberlane athletic Angelo Fantasia and Merrimack athletic director Eric Sabean. Corbin also said he has already received a written report from Sabean and the game officials. He expects to receive a written report from Fantasia soon.
"It's my understanding that by the time the score reached 8-1, the Timberlane coach felt the game was deteriorating to the point where play from both sides was getting rough. He felt at that point he had to stop it," said Corbin. "He felt at that point there was nothing for his team to gain."
According to reports, the Timberlane first-year coach is Andrew Hebert. Efforts to reach him through Fantasia were unsuccessful. Fantasia did not return multiple phone message left for him.
Corbin confirmed a scrum broke out just before Timberlane departed the game.
"There were no ejections, but the Timberlane coach told his athletic director the game was getting chippy," said Corbin. "So to this point all I can say is based on high school federation rules, the NHIAA will award Merrimack a forfeit win."
Corbin said the schools have the authority to suspend or sanction players and coaches. Corbin said the NHIAA ice hockey committee can further investigate whether any sportsmanship infractions were committed during the game.
"If they see any, that committee can report its findings to the (NHIAA) Sportsmanship Committee."
Reached at his home Thursday, ice hockey chairman Gary Bisson of Berlin said he had not seen any of the reports and declined to comment.
Merrimack's record is now 14-0 while Timberlane fell to 1-13 with three games left to play.


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Eagles coach Andy Reid all but acknowledged that quarterback Michael Vick won't play this Sunday at Washington.
Reid said Vick has a "pretty significant" concussion from Sunday's loss to the Cowboys. He said the Eagles will follow the league protocol, and that rookie Nick Foles will take the practice reps Wednesday.
"Michael's our quarterback, but I have confidence in Nick," said Reid, who danced around the issue of what would happen if Foles played well. He said he isn't thinking in terms of going to the rookie after a certain number of losses.
Reid said right guard Danny Watkins might be back this week. He wouldn't speculate on whether Dennis Kelly might move out to tackle in place of King Dunlap or Demetress Bell.
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Recent storms have Washington state's snowpack approaching normal levels, relieving a fear that farmers across the state might face a shortage of irrigation water this summer.
The snowpack recently reached 92 percent of normal statewide, said Scott Pattee, water supply specialist for USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service in Mount Vernon, Wash. At the beginning of February, snowpack was 55 percent of normal.
Snowstorms last weekend didn't have much impact, Pattee said. Some NRCS snow survey sites reported 10-15 inches of added depth, which is seasonally normal for the time of year, he said.
Several sites in the Cascade Mountains are reporting the snowiest February on record, said Jeremy Wolf, meteorologist for the National Weather Service office in Spokane. A location near the upper end of Lake Chelan typically averages 42 inches of snow for the month. It received 142 inches this month, he said. The previous record was 117 inches.
Winthrop, Wash., and the Methow Valley typically receive 8 inches during February, and this year received 42 inches, he added.
A state water availability group — made up of water managers, meteorologists and state resource agencies — convened in early February to consider drought declaration recommendations. The group decided to defer until March because similar recoveries have occurred in the past, Pattee said.
The snowpack serves as the water bank for summer stream flow, Katherine Rowden, hydrologist for the National Weather Service office in Spokane, said.
A low snowpack year would mean low stream flows, which can impact farmers drawing water for irrigation. Under minimum stream flow requirements, the state Department of Ecology can cut off junior water right users, she said.
The Northwest snowpack can receive a week or two of strong storms and make up a deficit quickly, said Nic Loyd, agriculture meteorologist for Washington State University's AgWeatherNet in Prosser.
For much of the winter, a ridge of high-pressure, warm air blocked most storms from forming and moving into the Northwest. In February, a trough of cold air off the coast allowed low-pressure systems to track into the state with heavy precipitation.
"I'm pleasantly surprised — even three weeks ago I wouldn't have thought there would be this amount of an improvement," Loyd said.
Though the mountain snowpacks have caught up, precipitation in valleys and central basins is still below normal, which could impact dryland farmers, Rowden said.
Soil moisture deep in the ground is depleted every fall and needs to be recharged for the growing season, Pattee said.
"I highly doubt there's going to be much concern now, but we will to continue to watch things," Pattee said. "These long-range weather forecasts are so unstable, we just don't know what's going to happen."
Pattee doesn't expect snowpacks to hit 100 percent of normal.
"It's kind of like squeezing that last little bit of lemon juice out of the lemon," he said. "You're going to have to squeeze pretty darn hard to bring us up to normal."
The snowpack has at least another month to go before peaking, Loyd said, which means at least an average snowfall is needed into the spring.
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Police and their law enforcement allies have dramatically reduced Stockton's raging murder rate, at least for the time being. How did they do it?
Police and their law enforcement allies have dramatically reduced Stockton's raging murder rate, at least for the time being. How did they do it?
The police's three-month partnership with the California Highway Patrol just ended. During that time the city's careening murder rate dropped to ... well, zero, so far this year.
So before we go further, sincere thanks to the CHP.
The CHP's assistance is not the only reason murders declined. The cause dates back to early 2012. At that point, decimated by staff cuts, police had retreated into a posture of responding to calls, while launching no aggressive missions.
Crime rose in all categories.
Then they launched "real-time policing." When crime occurred in bad neighborhoods 10 officers would flood in and target violent criminals and gangsters.
It worked. So in June Police Chief Eric Jones asked the council to fund a Community Response Team. Two 11-member units digest crime analysis reports and intel on where the gangs, violent guys, probationers and parolees are. They go after them.
Simultaneously, other agencies formed a countywide gang task force. These agencies - and others, working on the down-low, I suspect - collaborate.
A bar graph would show homicide taking a steep plunge from October to the present. January to date would show no bar at all - unthinkable several months ago.
The main ingredient here might be the mid-summer takedown of two warring Norte�o clans. This feud accounted for a sizable number of the city's homicides.
Other violent crime, on the other hand, increased 11.4 percent - until the period of November/December, when cops hammered it down by 4.5 percent - likely evidence their strategy is working.
For people interested in the gun control debate, "We took nearly 1,000 guns off the street last year," said police spokesman Officer Joe Silva.
"Our view," Silva said, "is that when we get these guns off the street we're preventing some type of crime from happening - whether it's an armed robbery, shooting or a homicide."
These guns included illegal semi-automatic weapons such as AK-47s, some of which were linked to killings and shootings.
So, multiagency collaborations and aggressive police missions dented violent crime. This period can be seen as an intelligently improvised bridge across the crime wave that started with police cuts and the roll-out of the Marshall Plan coming Feb. 8.
Of course, some part of Stockton's homicide lull could be just good luck.
But the foundation is good police work.
Another police novelty bore fruit: social media. The police's Facebook page and Twitter feed allow visitors to click on a box to send tips, even (for the Instagram generation) to upload pictures of culprits, suspicious characters or vehicles, or problem houses.
Of 368 tips received through social media, some enabled police to march out and arrest suspects on weapons charges, drugs and robbery.
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Durango hosted the start of the 2012 USA Pro Cycling Challenge, but will take a pass on the bicycle race in 2013.
The deadline for applications for host cities is today. Durango did not submit a proposal.
Enthusiasm for the event seems to have waned with the low turnout of visitors this year. City Manager Ron LeBlanc blamed the Pro Challenge organization for setting high expectations, telling the city to expect as many as 25,000 people. The actual number of spectators on race day in August was estimated by the city at 13,000.
In terms of the outside visitors, we were disappointed that the information from the race was off, significantly off. They exaggerated all their numbers. Thats a disappointment, LeBlanc said.
Pro Challenge did not return a call for a response.
The city invested about $50,000 in the event while the local organizing committee raised about $500,000 altogether for race expenses.
Because of the national and international media attention, LeBlanc felt the city got its moneys worth in terms of exposure. Durango exceeded its goals in increasing its brand awareness with tourists.
If we did it again, we would not get the (same) return on the investment, he said.
LeBlanc, however, did not rule out hosting the race again sometime in the future, but 2013 feels too soon, especially because the race requires so much preparation.
The effort it took was considerable. Were a small city, only 17,000 people. I dont think you can expect volunteers to put out the tremendous effort every year, LeBlanc said.
Cycling fans, however, still might have a regional opportunity to catch the race in 2013.
Telluride did submit an application to host a stage of the race next year, the Telluride Daily Planet reported.


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Rutgers Business School, in Newark, is on the market for a Class A real estate professor.
The school on Monday announced a new, $3 million chair in real estate. The position will be named after Paul V. Profeta, president and owner of Paul V. Proteta and Associates Inc., who donated $1.5 million to the post.
The other $1.5 million was provided by an anonymous donor who pledged $27 million toward Rutgers' "Endowed Chair Challenge," which aims to bring 18 "world-class" faculty to Rutgers as part of the university's billion-dollar "Our Rutgers, Our Future" campaign.
Once hired, the new chair's job will be to set up an MBA concentration in real estate and do international research, in addition to working with students.
In a press release announcing the new chair, the business school's dean, Glenn R. Shafer, said there's a growing need for real estate professionals with high-level expertise.
"New demands for financial sophistication in real estate, along with expectations for sustainability and increasing regulation, have created an unmet demand in New Jersey for personnel trained in finance, accounting and supply-chain management in the field of real state," Shafer said.
Profeta is a former adjunct professor at the Columbia Graduate School of Business. He's also been heavily involved with Rutgers Business School, particularly in efforts to launch and support minority-owned businesses. In 2008, he founded the Profeta Urban Investment Foundation at Rutgers Business School, which gives free consulting advice and seed capital money to minority owned businesses. He also serves on the business school's Board of Advisers.
"Having Rutgers Business School focus on real estate will be hugely beneficial for companies involved in this complex sector," Profeta said.
Daniel Stoll, a business school spokesman, said the school hopes to have the new chair in place by September, when the next school year starts. The chair would then begin developing the real estate MBA concentration, with the goal of offering the concentration beginning in the 2014-2015 school year.


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State saves millions by shifting disability costs to fedsBy DAVE SOLOMON
New Hampshire Union Leader
April 21. 2013 1:30AM
Four years ago, in the depths of the Great Recession, staffers in the state Division of Family Assistance started to notice that people were applying for disability income through the state, but not following through with their federal applications.
"In 2009, we began asking the question: Are we maximizing federal revenue in our state programs?" said Terry Smith, division director. "So I met with Social Security, and we did a case load analysis."
The analysis showed the state could save millions by making sure all federal options were exhausted before state assistance kicked in through Aid to the Permanently and Totally Disabled (APTD), which was intended to supplement, not replace, Social Security Disability Income (SSDI).
In March 2010, three staff members in the division were reassigned to a newly created Facilitated Social Security Unit, with impressive results.
"We began an initiative to make sure that everyone on our state disability program was required to apply for federal cash benefits because we count that as income and pay them less in state dollars," said Smith. "Right now we are saving the state about $7 million a year with that initiative, and we're proud of that."
The number of Granite State adults receiving Social Security disability checks has gone up over the past three years, while the dollars spent by New Hampshire on disability assistance have gone down.
Before the initiative began in December 2009, the average monthly state supplemental grant for disability was $203. By December 2012, the average had dropped to $131, a savings of 36 percent.
The state's case load is dropping as well. In 2011, the state reported 8,773 disability cases. That number declined to 8,468 in 2012 and to 7,893 in 2013, through March.
Meanwhile, the number of New Hampshire adults receiving Social Security disability checks increased from 39,678 in 2009 - the year the state initiative began - to 45,218 in 2011, the most recent year available from the Social Security Administration.
"We push clients into doing the Social Security applications and appeals," said Smith. "We don't actually do any of the work for them, but we require them to provide verifications to us that they have done their job."
A national trend
The increase in the number of working-age adults on Social Security disability is a trend that's playing out across the country and has been widely reported in national media, including the Wall Street Journal.
"Economists say relatively few people are likely to trade their disability checks for paychecks, in part, because the program doesn't give much incentive to leave," the newspaper reported on April 30.
"Payments, tied to a worker's wage history, average $1,130 a month, which totals about $13,560 a year. That's about $2,000 a year more than the federal poverty level for a single person and about $2,000 less than full-time work at the federal minimum of $7.25 an hour.
After two years, people on disability are eligible for Medicare health insurance - another government benefit that encourages people to stay put," the paper said.
According to the latest data available, fewer than 0.5 percent of disability beneficiaries returned to work in 2011. "Most leave the program by advancing to the Social Security retirement program (at age 65), or they die," the Journal reported.
The increasing number of workers on disability, combined with other economic and demographic changes, has led to a steady decline in what economists call work force participation - the percentage of Americans older than 16 who are in the work force, either working or looking for work.
The national labor force participation rate was close to 67 percent in 2003, which is high considering that a portion of the population is retired. It has been declining since then, however, and hit 63 percent in March.
In New Hampshire, however, work force participation has remained steady, even as the number of workers on disability continues to grow.
The state has historically had good worker participation rates when compared with the national average, with a high-water mark of 73.2 percent in 1999, when unemployment was 2.8 percent and basically anyone who wanted a job could get one.
The participation rate during the recession, from 2009 to 2010, was 70 percent, and for 2012 was 69.6 percent. The work force nationally is shrinking, "but we don't see that as much in New Hampshire," said Annette Nielsen, an economist with New Hampshire Employment Security.
The unemployment rate in New Hampshire during the recession was not as bad as elsewhere, which meant fewer discouraged workers, she said. The state is losing workers, but that loss has been offset by a larger than average number of aging boomers who are holding on to their jobs.


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WASHINGTON — The top Republican to oppose a nomination of Susan Rice as the next secretary of state softened his opposition and said Sunday he was open to hearing her explain why she declared the burning of the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, was part of a protest rather than a terrorist attack.
"I'd give everyone the benefit of explaining their position and the actions that they took," Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said on "Fox News Sunday." "I'd be glad to have the opportunity to discuss these issues with her."
Also Sunday, Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., a critic of how the administration handled fallout from the Benghazi attack, said President Barack Obama more than Rice is responsible for her television comments claiming the Sept. 11 Libyan attack was a spontaneous eruption from protesters angry over an anti-Islam video.
"I blame the president above all others," Graham said on ABC's "This Week."
But if Obama sends Rice's nomination to the Senate for confirmation as secretary of state, Graham said, "There will be a lot of questions asked of her about this event and others."
Rice, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, has been highly praised by Obama in his first term, and his White House has signaled that the president is considering her to replace outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Rice appeared on several Sunday talk shows after the attack and said that the deaths of four Americans, including U.S. Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, were prompted by the video. Republicans suggested the administration was trying to cover up the incident.
Last week, Rice said she had relied "solely and squarely" on preliminary information provided by U.S. intelligence officials.
Sen. Joe Lieberman, an independent from Connecticut who caucuses with Democrats, said Rice should be allowed to explain herself further before being summarily rejected by the Senate. "I think we ought to find out before we decide on whether she's a good or bad public servant," Lieberman said on CNN's "State of the Union."
On the House side, Rep. Peter King of New York, the Republican chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, both praised and criticized Rice. "I think Susan Rice has done an effective job as U.N. ambassador, especially on issues such as North Korea," he said on NBC's "Meet the Press." "But on this, she is wrong."


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7-11 October 2013 - Abuja, Nigeria
Building on the past success of INTERPOL's Global Programme on Anti-Corruption, Financial Crimes and Asset Recovery, this sixth programme was organized for the benefit of member countries in West and Central Africa. Designed for senior investigators and prosecutors, the training course was organized in close coordination with the INTERPOL Regional Bureau in Abidjan and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) of Nigeria, supported by the academic infrastructure of EFCC's Training Academy in Abuja, Nigeria.
This regional training programme focused on the latest tools and techniques in investigation of different forms of high value corruption. Topics included fraud, financial crimes, abuse of authority, corruption in procurement and contracting, corruption in the financial sector, money laundering, financial audit trail and computer forensics, and the effective use of Mutual Legal Assistance in international investigations and complex cases of asset recovery from multiple jurisdictions.


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When Tropical Storm Debby hit Florida last summer, the torrential waters unleashed a swarm of mosquitoes, among them the gallinipper — a big, biting mosquito that is native to Florida.
When Tropical Storm Debby hit Florida last summer, the torrential waters unleashed a swarm of mosquitoes, among them the gallinipper — a big, biting mosquito that is native to Florida.
The storm also set up the perfect breeding ground for the mosquito to regenerate if Florida experiences heavy rainfall again this summer.
"The entire basis of mosquito populations of this type are weather-driven, and so if we end up with a tropical hurricane, that's what drives it," University of Florida entomologist Philip Kaufman said.
The gallinippers tend to congregate in low-lying areas containing still water, such as cattle pastures, Kaufman explained. They lay their eggs in soil, and the eggs can lie dormant for years until heavy waters effectively help hatch them.
"Because of the events last year, and the eggs laid, we can expect large numbers of these mosquitoes again," Kaufman said, adding that it will take "something like a tropical storm" for them to populate.
The gallinippers don't pose much of a threat to urban areas.
"Down near Paynes Prairie, you are more likely to have more numbers than Main Street Gainesville," Kaufman said.
They also have been more prevalent in Central and South Florida, even though they have lived throughout the state for hundreds of years, Kaufman said.
"When you read the historical accounts of the first European settlers in the Southeast and they talked about gigantic mosquitoes, this was one they were talking about," he said.
The gallinipper is big — with a wingspan of 6-7 millimeters — and colorful. Its bite also hurts.
"It is quite capable of biting through my shirt," Kaufman said. "We suggest people wear long-sleeve pants and shirts. Just doing that may not be enough for this type of mosquito; you're going to have use one of the insect repellants to dissuade them from landing."
And like most mosquitoes, the gallinippers are most active at dusk and dawn, Kaufman added. To help people better understand the breed, Kaufman and colleagues created a document on the IFAS website: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/in967.
'Rough summer' possibly ahead
Whatever the mosquito type, locals could be destined for "a very rough summer," said Paul Myers, administrator for the Alachua County Health Department.
The area's mild winter spared mosquitoes from the hard freezes that would have killed many of them, he said, adding that major rainfall would amplify the problem. Two-thirds of the county's population lives in areas with mosquito spraying, but the rest lives in unincorporated Alachua County, where the County Commission has opted not to spray because of concerns about the cost and effectiveness of the treatment, as well as its environmental impacts, Myers said.
The county also has a surveillance program that detects cases of mosquito-borne illnesses such as West Nile virus, partly by checking with area physicians and veterinarians for suspected or confirmed cases of such diseases. It also checks county-maintained retention basins to determine if they have become mosquito breeding grounds and treats those that have.
Resurgent yellow fever mosquito
Meanwhile, Florida's most common backyard mosquito — a species known as the Asian tiger — appears to be facing evolutionary competition from the female yellow fever mosquito, according to a recent UF study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The yellow fever mosquito was introduced to the U.S., and the Southeast in particular, 500 years ago during the slave trade. When the Asian tiger mosquito landed in the Southeast via Texas in the mid-1980s, it reduced the yellow fever population, through the trickeries of courtship. The Asian tiger males rendered the yellow fever females sterile in a process called "satyrization," in which two different species mate but don't produce offspring and the male transmits a chemical to the female that sterilizes her.
But female yellow fever mosquitoes have begun to spurn the Asian tiger males.
"They seem to be recognizing what the wrong kind of male is," said Irka Bargielowski, a post doc at the Florida Medical Entomology Laboratory in Vero Beach who worked on the study. How exactly they do this is unknown and the subject of future study, Bargielowski said.
But the implications resonate with natural selection, said Dr. Philip Lounibos, an entomologist at the Vero Beach Lab and another author of the study.
"Since Darwin's time, sexual selection has been a very potent evolutionary force," Lounibos said. "(The mosquitoes) are going to use everything within their grasp to select for avoidance."
The practical consequence of a resurgence of yellow fever mosquitoes, however, might mean more transmission of dengue, a viral infection causing flu-like symptoms in humans. Lounibos said dengue has been problematic here only in the Florida Keys because of unsuccessful control efforts.
He said he suspects that dengue won't become an issue in other parts of the state, such as Jacksonville and Volusia County, where the resurgent yellow fever mosquito populations have been sighted.
Bargielowski said: "If you looked at other places in the world — maybe certain places in South America or in Asia where the two species are and dengue is endemic — then I think you could get a better outbreak. Obviously Florida is a nice study laboratory for us to work relatively safely."
Staff writer Morgan Watkins contributed to this story. Contact Kristine Crane at 338-3119 or email@example.com.


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Josh McDaniels talks about his weekend interview with the Browns. He leaves the door open as to talking to them again.
Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels left the door open after confirming he has huddled with the Browns.
"Yeah, we met," the former Canton McKinley quarterback said during a conference call Monday, "and that's about all there is at this point, and nothing further."
Key words: "... at this point."
McDaniels was reluctant to say much about his candidacy to be the Browns' next head coach. His team is preparing for a playoff game against the Colts. He was available only because the NFL requires coordinators to be available to media once a week until their season ends.
McDaniels gave long answers when asked about the Colts. He said little when asked about the Browns.
"I appreciate the question," he said. "I understand it. Umm ... I know ... I know that's something, um, that comes up each time this year for other coaches. The opportunities are certainly flattering if they come up.
"That being said, I'm going to try to keep my focus on the Colts and our preparation this week.
"Like I've said in the past, I'm fortunate to have the job I have. I love being here. I love doing what I'm doing. "Each opportunity that comes along is a little different and ... I'm going to leave it at that."
McDaniels, 37, is serving his second shift as Bill Belichick's offensive coordinator in New England.
He was head coach of the Broncos in 2009 and for 12 games in 2010 before he was fired.
He began working for Belichick in 2001, seven years after he was a senior quarterback at McKinley. He is well acquainted with Browns general manager Michael Lombardi, who worked with Belichick in Cleveland from 1991-95.
Browns owner Jimmy Haslam was part of the weekend interview with McDaniels. McDaniels declined an interview last year, when the Browns hired Rob Chudzinski.
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The 76ers are involved in talks that could send Andre Iguodala to the Nuggets as part of a four-team blockbuster trade, according to Yahoo! Sports.
The website reports that sources say the deal would send Orlando's Dwight Howard and Denver forward Al Harrington to the Lakers, Lakers center Andrew Bynum to the Sixers, and Lakers forward Pau Gasol and Denver guard Arron Affalo going to Orlando.
Talks have grown serious "over the course of the week," according to the report, but a deal is not considered imminent. Yahoo! also said there are moving parts to the deal to be resolved.
Yahoo! said the Magic would have a better chance of moving Gasol in another deal and eliminate the risk of Bynum leaving as a free agent in 2013. In one of the scenarios, either Gasol or Bynum would come to the Sixers.


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Fat Guy Stuck In Internet
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Ace programmer and master jerk Ken Gemberling gets sucked into the internet and caught up in a massive conspiracy.
Beast and Breakfast
Gemberling must slay a great beast to prove that he truly is the Chosen One, destined to save the Internet. But all is not as it seems when ghosts from his past come back to haunt him. Also, there are cupcakes.
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Gemberling and his traveling companions find themselves trapped in a house surrounded by vicious cyber-zombies. But the horror outside can't compare to the one inside... the ruthless bounty hunter, Chains!
Scrote of Trials
Gemberling hunts for his old friends Bit and Byte, but ends up making some unlikely new ones: Hardrive and the Insult-O-Bot! They take to the air, pursued by a bloodthirsty Chains.
Atonement with the Bucket
Gemberling must train with the ancient master, Linux. Chains must carry out a mission of his own. Could he be a chosen one too?
Belly of the Skrales
Gemberling and Chains must cross the great Internet Ocean with the help of the love-crazy sea captain, Skrales.
Blaster of Both Worms
Gemberling and Chains come to a town, savaged by the local warlord, Sata Raid. They must help the people regain their former strength, and Gemberling shares a nightcap with an attractive townswoman... after dark.
Boogie Baby, Boogie!
Gemberling and Chains must negotiate their way through a maze of puzzles and tricks... all the while, enduring the Maze Master's flamboyant songs.


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Exeter fire lieutenant placed on paid leave following DWI arrestBy JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent
September 12. 2013 10:51PM
EXETER — An Exeter fire lieutenant is on paid administrative leave after he was arrested last week and charged with drunken driving after an accident in downtown Exeter.
Norman "Ward" Byrne, 45, of Brentwood, is charged with driving while intoxicated and will likely face an additional charge of conduct after an accident, according to police Capt. William Shupe.
Byrne was arrested Sept. 4 after police were called around 8 p.m. to a verbal altercation between Byrne and another man at the Alltown Mobil gas station on Epping Road, Shupe said.
While responding to the call, police received a second call reporting that a parked vehicle was struck on Water Street near Stillwell's Riverwalk Ice Cream in downtown Exeter.
Shupe said Byrne left Alltown Mobil station by the time police arrived, but after taking statements from witnesses, they began looking for a Dodge pickup truck owned by Byrne.
Shupe said police found the vehicle at an Exeter residence.
Police made contact with Byrne and arrested him.
The vehicle that was hit downtown sustained minimal damage, Shupe said.
Byrne was released on $1,000 personal recognizance bail and will be arraigned Monday in the 10th Circuit Court in Brentwood.


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Obama's disastrous run: Incompetence at every turnEDITORIAL
October 26. 2013 1:27AM
The disaster that is the Obama administration continues to offer up further proof of it.
As this newspaper wrote just weeks ago, the nation needs the serious adults in the room to step forward and try to steer the ship of state until Jan. 20, 2017. It won't be easy.
The only good news for Obama and fans is that with each new revelation of incompetence, the previous ones momentarily fade. Remember Benghazi? News continues to demonstrate that Hillary Clinton's State Department ignored pleas for more security there and, worse, refused to send help when the fatal terrorist attack came.
Remember Obamacare? The good news there, supposedly, was that so many people were trying to sign up, the computer system crashed.
Now we know that the system was rushed into being (despite three years of supposed planning) and never properly overseen by Obama's administration. An "end-to-end" test of the system was limited to just 200 users. We suspect a Mitt Romney team would have done a bit better.
We also now know why Obama won't say how many people have signed up on the health insurance website. A survey finds that the great majority of visitors who did try the site were not signing up but were just curious.
Now there is the little matter of Obama not knowing what to do in the face of further leaks about American high-tech spying on our allies.
Nations have spied on each other since long before Joseph Conrad made it famous in his novel "The Secret Agent," and they always will. But despite the promise of further revelations from the former NSA contractor, Edward Snowden, Obama appears totally unprepared for them.
The worry here is that this apologist for American exceptionalism will attempt to save face by agreeing to things that further damage American security.
The President's team may be hoping that some other scandal will draw the public's attention next week.
We would suggest the IRS targeting of conservative groups. But the only incompetence there was that they got caught at it.


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February 01. 2013 7:57AM
Newmarket mom arrested after children locked out in cold
NEWMARKET - A 29-year-old mother is under arrest, accused of endangering her children by locking them out of their apartment in temperatures hovering around 10 degrees for more than an hour, police said.
Nicole Fahey, 29, of 33 Elm St., Apt. 3, was arrested on a warrant charging her with two counts of endangering the welfare of a child and two counts of possessing heroin.
The incident happened on Jan. 18 after the children, ages 6 and 10, returned home from school.
Police Chief Kevin Cyr said the children were outside crying when a neighbor saw them and called police. They were locked out of the apartment for more than hour when temperatures were about 10 degrees Fahrenheit, he said.
Officers did not locate Fahey until about 6 p.m. that evening. The drug charges were brought after officers went inside the apartment and saw heroin out in plain sight, according to Cyr.
Fahey still has custody of the children although the state Division of Children, Youth and Families is investigating, the chief said.
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Purchases of new U.S. homes unexpectedly decreased in December, a temporary blemish as the industry wrapped up its best year since 2009 to emerge as a bright spot for the economy.
The 7.3 percent drop in December sales to a 369,000 annual pace followed the prior month's 398,000 rate that was faster than previously estimated, Commerce Department figures showed today in Washington. Builders sold 367,000 homes in 2012, the most in three years and the first annual increase in seven.
Mortgage rates near record lows, improved job prospects and a rising number of households should keep stoking demand and benefit builders such as Lennar Corp. and KB Home. Combined sales of new and previously owned properties last year rose 9.9 percent, the biggest annual gain since 1998 and an indication residential real estate is helping drive growth.
"2013 will show more of an increase in prices and more positive sales activity and housing starts," said Anika Khan, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities LLC in Charlotte, North Carolina, a unit of the biggest U.S. mortgage lender. "We expect to see residential investment adding to growth despite a very sluggish overall pace of economic growth."
Stocks rose, sending the Standard & Poor's 500 Index to its first eight-day rally since 2004, as Starbucks Corp. and Procter & Gamble Co. reported increased profit. The S&P 500 climbed 0.5 percent to 1,502.96 at the close in New York.
The strength in housing is helping extend the U.S. economic expansion even as the global economy struggles.
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Britain's economy shrank more than forecast in the fourth quarter as the boost from the Olympic Games unwound and oil and gas output plunged, leaving the country on the brink of an unprecedented triple-dip recession. Gross domestic product dropped 0.3 percent from the three months through September, when it grew 0.9 percent, the Office for National Statistics said today in London.
In Japan, consumer prices fell in December for the seventh time in eight months, underscoring the risk that the central bank may struggle to reach a 2 percent inflation target unless it implements new easing measures earlier than planned.
The median estimate of 77 economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for a 385,000 pace on U.S. new-home sales in December. Forecasts ranged from 340,000 to 406,000 at an annual rate after a previously reported 377,000 in November.
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Police arrest three in Keene home invasion
April 03. 2013 8:16AM
KEENE - Three teens were arrested in connection with an armed home invasion last week in which a resident was threatened with a knife.
Haris Khan, 19, of Washington Ave., is charged with one count of armed robbery, while Robert Ervin, 17, of Court St., and Jonathan R. Poanessa, 17, of Toofs Drive, Winchester, are each charged with one count of criminal liability for the conduct of another.
Police said Khan played a principal role in the March 28 robbery allegedly threatening Christopher Mackey with a butterfly knife while robbing him of iPods, money, drugs and gift cards.
Ervin and Poanessa are accused of being Khan's accomplices.
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Police said the case remains under investigation and anyone with information is asked to call Detective Jennifer Ramey at 357-9820. To remain anonymous, information may be provided via email at www.ci.keene.nh.us/departments/police/anonymous-crime-tips.


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Zelpha Mae Forbes, 97, of Limon, Colo., passed away on Feb. 17, 2013 at the Carla's Cluster Care Northeast Campus in Limon.
Zelpha was born on Aug. 2, 1915, in eastern Pratt County to Thomas L. and Zella A. (Bucklin) Sitton. She graduated from Pratt High School in 1934 then attended beauty school in Wichita for one year. Zelpha worked in Pratt as a beautician.
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Two brothers, Jonathon Adamson and Benito Marquez, charged in the murder of Washington 16-year-old Benjamin Eastman. They face charges of first-degree murder, first-degree rape, tampering with physical evidence and unlawful disposal of remains.
Two brothers were charged in the brutal killing of a 16-year-old boy in Washington state on Monday after the teenager's remains were found in a shallow grave last week.
Jonathon Adamson, 21, and Benito Marquez, 16, appeared in Lewis County Superior Court where they were each charged with first-degree murder, first-degree rape, tampering with physical evidence and unlawful disposal of remains in the death of Benjamin Eastman, according to Q13FOX .
In charging documents obtained by Q13FOX, prosecutors said that phone records show the brothers lured the 16-year-old into the woods on June 24 for a camping trip in Randle, located about 110 miles south of Seattle.
Adamson told detectives that after Eastman joined the brothers, he was knocked to the ground and kicked more than 100 times by the pair, according to court documents. At one point, the 21-year-old allegedly told police the brothers sexually assaulted the teenager with a stick while he was still alive, Q13FOX reported.
Jonathon Adamson and Benito Marquez were charged Monday in the murder of Benjamin Eastman. (Q13FOX)
Eastman was then allegedly struck repeatedly in the head with a rock to make sure he was dead, before being buried by the brothers in the grave. After burning the 16-year-old's clothes and items used to dig the grave, the brothers dug Eastman's body back up and buried him in another place out of fears the first site would be discovered, court documents obtained by Q13FOX stated.
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The Lewis County Sheriff's Office said in a news release that deputies came across a shallow grave on June 28, but were initially told the gravesite was for a dog that had recently died. Officers, however, "felt the information was suspicious in light of recent report of the runaway/missing juvenile."
The Russian business daily reported at length on February 15 that Iranian Defense Minister Hossein Dehghan was visiting Moscow and would meet with President Vladimir Putin and Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu.
The Russian media regularly portrays the S-300s as virtually already delivered, but as we have pointed out, there are issues of manufacture and payment, even though Iran has reportedly withdrawn its suit against Russia for non-delivery of the S-300s while it was adhering to the UN-imposed embargo. cited sources that told them Iran had already made an advance toward the nearly $1 billion payment for the S-300s, and would receive the first division "within a few months."
That would mean that statements from Vice Premier Dmitry Rogozin that they were "already" delivered were premature. The sources said the contract "plans to be fulfilled by the end of 2016/early 2017."
The conservative Fox News was more blunt about Iran's "shopping trip" in a story headlined "Defiant Iran Ignores UN Ban, Hits up Putin for High-tech Tanks, Fighter Jets"; Fox also mentioned Iran's recent test of missiles capable of bearing nuclear warheads, for which 11 entities and individuals were sanctioned.
Kommersant went further than AP and even Free Beacon to point out two restraining factors on Tehran's shopping, one of which Fox had noted:
According to the prognosis of one of 's sources in Russia's Federal Military Technology Cooperation (FTS) agency , "negotiations on that issue will be difficult." Even so, Kommersant's source "did not rule out"that Russia would agree to localize the assembly of the T-90 in Iran.
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May 05. 2013 3:04PM
Overreaction: Safety over the Constitution?
After the Boston Marathon bombings, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the correct response was to give up constitutional rights so the government can better protect us from terrorists. It was not surprising to hear such a tyrannical statement come from Bloomberg. What was surprising was the poll from last week showing that most Americans agreed, more or less, with the nanny mayor.
The would-be king of New York City said after the bombings, "we live in a complex world where you're going to have to have a level of security greater than you did back in the olden days, if you will. And our laws and our interpretation of the Constitution, I think, have to change."
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Empowering the government to ban speech and track our every movement will not make us safer. It will do the opposite. Americans unfamiliar with the phrase "secure the blessings of liberty," which would seem to be most Americans, would do well to Google it.


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Phillies trade rumors continued overnight. In the latest, Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Arizona Diamondbacks could be targeting the Phillies' Cliff Lee in their quest to acquire a top-flight starting pitcher.
Rosenthal notes that the Diamondbacks have the assets, most notably star rightfielder Justin Upton, that it would likely take to convince the Phillies to part with Lee.
The Phillies need outfield help, especially with other trade rumors swirling around Hunter Pence and Shane Victorino.
Upton, 24, is batting .270 with eight home runs and 43 RBI. He was Arizona's first-round pick in 2005.
Other reports indicated that the Phillies and Orioles were talking about trading Joe Blanton yesterday. The hangup, according to reports, is that the Phillies want Baltimore infield prospect Jon Schoop. Schoop is the Orioles' third-ranked prospect, according to Baseball America.
Schoop is currently playing Double A ball in the Baltimore system.
The trading deadline is today at 4 p.m.