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Posted: Sat 27 Feb 2010, 11:46
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Wow! Where have you been? Patents WERE issued years ago and ARE being enforced against farmers across the world - see 2004 patent infringement paper
Perhaps I am mistaken, but as I understand it, patents are commonly used for the seeds and plants themselves, but I'm talking about patented genes specifically, as they would spread more easily than whole seed or plants.
As is- assuming the law is actually followed, of course- someone has to unwisely agree to Monsanto's TUA and then contractually backs themselves into a corner, but if genes themselves were patented, and a GM population were to crossbreed with another population, the patented genes could then end up in crop or livestock populations whose owner never agreed to use the patented genes but could still be sued for royalties at all stages of production. At least with seeds floating in, you could ideally remove those troublesome seeds and plants, but if patented genes make their way into a population, you're screwed until the patent expires, which could take a decade or two, or you'd have to completely kill off that particular, compromised population.
If I'm still missing something, tell me, but I think we're talking about different applications of poor patents.
It's kind of a neat idea for a bad sci-fi novel though, isn't it? Genetically engineer incredibly fertile plants, perhaps ones closely related to popular crops, allowing your patented genes to spread all over the place, and then, a few years down the road, start tossing lawsuits left and right.
If only I could work in a gunfight somewhere...
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Posted: Sat 27 Feb 2010, 12:28
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What I'd like to know is, when was god in court answering if he has released or relinquished his eternal patent on the original seed for monsanto to claim they created it
Now there's a real patent infringement!!
In the beginning was the word CGTA * patent god.inc
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Posted: Sat 27 Feb 2010, 13:11
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Well it looks like I may have hijacked your thread but GMO and gov surveillance may be closely related.
but if genes themselves were patented, and a GM population were to crossbreed with another population, the patented genes could then end up in crop or livestock populations whose owner never agreed to use the patented genes
This is exactly what has happened. Farmers in the Canadian west are being sued for patent infringmennt without ever planting GMO soy beans,canola and whatever.
This is also happening world wide and Monsanto's aggressive litigious attitude is destroying small farmers and entire communities. These things are not a "what if" as they are real and spreading....ta ta to freedom of food.
As well you may notice where retired politicians end up....mostly on the board of directors/law firms of these very same corporations.
The corporations have spent enough money fighting the US health bill that they could have paid for 10 million people's yearly billing for health care...go figure....and do they use surveillance courtesy of NSA to keep tabs on a citizens health status...I wonder.
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Posted: Sat 27 Feb 2010, 15:35
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Caneri wrote:
This is exactly what has happened. Farmers in the Canadian west are being sued for patent infringement without ever planting GMO soy beans,canola and whatever.
The best known case of Monsanto's abuse of the criminal justice system is Percy Schmeisser, canola farmer in Saskatchewan, chronicled in
The Future of Food
. A must-see.
is an example of a hole in SELinux. So much for the watchful eyes of all the king's horses and men. Down in the comments, Linus Torvalds is reported as saying that this is not a kernel issue, but rather a compiler issue. And he is right; the gcc compiler *has* been patched to fix it, but this has led to a conflict with libc.so.6 version 2.10 (which Puppies 4.3.n are built around), see
. In order to build the newest hal-less dbus+udev, and full gnome 2.29, on my heavily-modified (2.5 gigabytes, at the moment--still whittling it down) upup, I have found it necessary to use an extravagantly-patched gcc 4.4.3, or the compile fails on all those "invalid conversion" errors.
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Posted: Sun 28 Feb 2010, 11:56
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I have not read the thread after my latest post.
Here is a link to some evidence
Global Criminal Compliance Handbook
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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Posted: Sun 28 Feb 2010, 12:32
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I have found it necessary to use an extravagantly-patched gcc 4.4.3
Many thanks for keeping us informed.
What can be done with these exploits and what should Puppy be doing?
Some interesting forces at work.
Part of the push to Cloud computing will be on how secure it is.
In fact data will be open to those with access to the major servers.
Personally I won't be running OpenBSD for a level of security I don't need.
Or using any of these tips (some are quite fun)
However one day my secret stock of sardines
might need protecting . . .
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Sit Heel Speak
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Posted: Sun 28 Feb 2010, 17:21
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What can be done with these exploits and what should Puppy be doing?
Dunno. Within the 238 separate modules in the gnome build sequence there are hundreds, perhaps even thousands, of these "invalid conversions," though, I noticed, the number was decreasing every time I built gnome (about eight times; it takes a week each time)...I presume because jhbuild is constantly comparing the local codebase with fresh source from git, and knowledge of proper coding practice for gcc-4.4+libc.so.6-2.10 is still steadily percolating into the individual coding repertoires of the gnome-module developer community. I was not watching the make on every single module for instances of an invalid conversion, because, on most of the modules, the compile breezes right through. On a few, -Werror is set, so the compile halts, but on most of
, manually editing the makefile to remove the -Werror switch is all it takes to get the compile to finish.
The first module in the gnome build sequence on which removing -Werror does not work to get the compile to succeed, is perl-net-dbus, followed in rapid succession by a cluster of non-finishers. This roadblock was what goaded me to google around, and presently chance upon the two posts linked above.
But it's really over my head at this point. Are all these instances of "invalid conversion" just innocent mistakes, i.e. never ascribe to Tonya Harding what is sufficiently explained by Lindsey Lohan, or is gnome in reality a hidden-in-plain-sight spooks' banquet of backdoor invocation opportunities? To answer that question, one would need to trace back every instance of a wrongly-returned constant type. Something which I am not quite qualified for, nor do I have the time.
The author of the second post cited above, probably knows the answer. The author of the 20100211 lookaside cache patch-set to Fedora gcc-4.4.3, probably could tell you, too. And probably a thousand others.
Not being so expert, I exercize caution. I don't Facebook, I don't Twitter, I only rarely Skype, I bank face-to-face with a live banker at my local credit union. Except for purchasing gasoline I do not use credit cards, only debit, and keep the account balances small. I keep my shrine to Bellatrix LeStrange, my Paul McCartney brownie recipes, and that map I won at poker from Mel Fisher, all on encrypted sticks. My addresses, passwords, and phone numbers are all still in a leather-bound pocket notebook given me by my grandma, thirty-eight years ago.
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Posted: Mon 01 Mar 2010, 00:41
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For those who stayed focused on the 'how to secure my puppy box', I suggest looking, even if only briefly, at the NSA's 'lawful spying' data html & pdf's on the link provided by nooby
Spot on, nooby
Example: Lawful Intercepts, attached
Amplifies my information on many unreferenced suspicions, thanks
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Posted: Mon 01 Mar 2010, 01:56
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Not being so expert, I exercize caution.
A valid approach. I throw caution to the wind, use twitter, order things online and generally use all the services available.
Being hacked would be a form of social interactions for me
I keep my shrine to Bellatrix LeStrange
Secret 'Death Eater' eh?
I keep my muggle shrine here . . .
Maybe we can create some Puppy 'honey pot'
servers open for our erstwhile spooks, hackers
and malware practitioners?
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Posted: Mon 01 Mar 2010, 02:31
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...Secret 'Death Eater' eh?
Heh...just the first example that popped into mind. Yesterday I happened to see
this photo gallery
on the actress who plays her, Helena Carter. Just before posting that...I had woken up from a nap...from a dream, just before waking. I was in a small office; actresses were being sent in to me, one at a time, to read an audition line. Four or five walked in, they were only so-so, and then the last one was Ms. Carter in her wig and glasses. She stood all straight and jiggly, put her left wrist to her forehead palm out, looked up and to the left, and in a voluptuous comic despair belted out:
Apocalyse, calamity, and collapse!
Glibbon, oh glibbon, and glibbon again!
...and then I woke up. The most embarrassing part of this is, "glibbon" is not a real word. Although I see that someone has tried to pass it off as a Scrabble word meaning "a smart-assed primate."
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Posted: Mon 01 Mar 2010, 10:45
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LOL Great dream, SHS
Haven't had one that good in ages
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Posted: Thu 04 Mar 2010, 20:38
Post subject: Yeg, well,,,,,
Back long ago, I worked for a company that made
"supercomputers", as they were called then. Some of
us on the test floor wondered what the Govt. could
possibly want with all this computer power. Then in the
early '90s I learned of a program called the 'eschelon
project' - a joint venture between the US, UK, and Australia
to intercept, 'listen to', and flag (based on software) any
transmission containing certain 'code-words', like 'bomb;,
'anthrax', etc. Given the secrecy used to ship these systems,
I came to believe it.......there were times we actually had
2 trucks leave the loading dock, but only one contained
the actual system. The other went the opposite direction -
Now, why make such effort to decieve satellites if there
was nothing to hide??? At one point in my naive early life,
I put my utmost trust in my govt. But, after 'being there'
and witnessing this.......WTF ???
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Posted: Thu 04 Mar 2010, 23:15
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The Pentagon's Cyber Command was inaugurated last year, headed by the then-Director of the National Security Agency:
And, the U.S. government is now entertaining bids to build a new 1-million-square-foot data center in Utah:
It is a reasonably sure bet that, between Echelon and Tempest and similar programs, your government is already intercepting and archiving everything you download or transmit online. There is probably a copy being forwarded to Israel, too.
Charlie Smith, proprietor of
, stated in interview recently, on the Jeff Rense show, that the phased-array radars on the F-22 Raptor and EA-18 Growler aircraft are capable of targeting individual computers. They can, he says, not only surveill screen content and keyboard strokes, and blow up the mainboard with a focussed pulse, but even can implant content with to-the-bit accuracy in both memory and on storage media, including the implanting of a virus in the running in-memory operating system.
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Posted: Thu 04 Mar 2010, 23:17
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You can't trust code that you did not totally create yourself. (Especially code from companies that employ people like me.) No amount of source-level verification or scrutiny will protect you from using untrusted code. In demonstrating the possibility of this kind of attack, I picked on the C compiler. I could have picked on any program-handling program such as an assembler, a loader, or even hardware microcode. As the level of program gets lower, these bugs will be harder and harder to detect. A well installed microcode bug will be almost impossible to detect.
If such an undetectable bug could make a car accelerate unintentionally, imagine the damage it could do to an automaker's competitor.
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Posted: Fri 05 Mar 2010, 04:50
Post subject: WHOA!
Now, wait a minute S-H-S -
While I admit they might have great capabilities, I'm still
not buying into the 'tin-hat' stuff....yes, the "on-star"
stuff is real ( I remember hearing about '150+ cadillacs'
suddenly shutting down, back around 1994, in SE US....) .
However, what you are talking about, if it is true, means I
need to move up my timescale for my 'end-of-days shelter'.
and soon! .......
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Return to the Ice Age at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Mammoths and Mastodons: Titans of the Ice Age Opens February 15
Denver—January 17, 2013—Walk among the giants of the Ice Age in the dynamic new exhibition Mammoths and Mastodons: Titans of the Ice Age, opening Friday, February 15, at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Life-size models of awe-inspiring Ice Age animals, fossil tusks and skulls, interactive videos, and hands-on activities bring this fascinating time in Earth history back to life. Mammoths and Mastodons: Titans of the Ice Age is presented in Denver by Delta Dental.
Visitors will examine the differences between mammoths—beasts weighing up to eight tons, bearing tusks up to 16 feet long—and mastodons, their shorter, stockier cousins. The 13,000-square-foot exhibition also looks at the role human predation, climate change, and other factors may have played in the eventual extinction of these giants.
The exhibition includes a replica of Lyuba, a 42,000-year-old baby mammoth. Discovered in 2007 by a Siberian reindeer herder and his sons, Lyuba is by far the best-preserved mammoth specimen ever discovered. Visitors will learn how the science behind Lyuba enhances our understanding of the evolution of mammoths and their modern-day elephant relatives, which are facing their own struggle for survival today.
Also showcased are rare and evocative objects and images, such as spear points, cave paintings, and other prehistoric art, that bring to life how humans interacted with mammoths and mastodons.
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The trade was first reported by CSNphilly.com last night.
Bowker, 28, has spent the majority of the 2011 season with Triple-A Indianapolis, where he batted .306 with 27 doubles, 15 home runs and 76 RBI in 106 games. Among International League batters, he ranked seventh in hits (129), eighth in batting average and tied for eighth in RBI.
A left-handed batter, Bowker hit .336 against right-handed pitching for Indianapolis with 12 of his 15 home runs.
In 19 major league games for the Pirates this year (all in April), he hit .235 (4-17) with a double and two RBI. Sixteen of his 17 at-bats came as a pinch-hitter.
As a pinch-hitter in the major leagues, Bowker has a .301 (22-73) career average with four doubles, two triples, one home run and 12 RBI.
Originally selected by the San Francisco Giants in the third round of the 2004 draft out of Long Beach State University, Bowker is a career .237 hitter at the major league level with 25 doubles, five triples, 17 home runs and 73 RBI in 228 games for the Giants (2008-10) and Pirates (2010-11). He has played 73 games at first base, 36 in right field and 25 in left field.
To make room for Bowker on the 25-man roster, the Phillies optioned right-hander Michael Schwimer to triple-A Lehigh Valley following last night's game and to make room on the 40-man roster, the club transferred right-hander Jose Contreras to the 60-day disabled list.
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Jorge, it does. got to be careful. put a sleep between calls if you are doing a lot of scraping.
Daniel, me too. I have had this idea for a while as well. :)
Steve, can you tell me the query you used? Google sometimes displays 2 results from the same site (2nd usually indented to the right), that's an ok behavior. One way to escape that is to keep a list or dict of seen urls, then check if you have seen the url already.
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find the forum you want to post in (probably, pumping) and at the top there's a gray button that says "post new thread". good luck!
find the forum you want to post in (probably, pumping) and at the top there's a gray button that says "post new thread". good luck!
Nursing, pumping, cloth-diapering, babywearing, working professor mama with the awesomest SAHD ever.
What kind of pump is it?
Does it have new membranes?
Bear in mind a baby needs 1 to 1.5 oz per hour of separation from mom. So it's not that bad. If you work 8 hour days, 4 oz is almost halfway there.
Click the start new thread gray box at the top of the forum
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Thanks Susan. It is a Medela n style. Membranes are only a wk old and yesterday I was able to only pump 7.5 oz in 8-9 hrs approx if I count the drive back and forward home. For some reason this forum doesn't actually provide me the option to start a new forum but I'll keep looking until I find out the way to finally do it. To my question should I pump between my baby meals when she eats every 2-3 hours while I'm at home? I am afraid that if I do it she won't get enought when I breastfeed her.
My experience has gotten much better. I think now that I have been back to work for a few weeks I am in a good groove. I have been very successful with getting enough (about 3-5oz during each of my 3 pumping sessions at work). I think once you get into a good schedule pumping at work, all the kinks will work themselves out. At first I was pumping every two hours and only getting about 2-3oz. Now I am able to go every 3 hours and get, most times, about 4-5oz each time. I did try Fenugreek for a couple of weeks and saw a pretty good increase but decided that I don't really need to increase since baby gets choked sometimes with my OA letdown and without I am getting pretty much what he needs on a daily basis. I do pump twice at night though. He has been sleeping through the night (from about 8pm-7am) for about a month now, so I don't have the luxury of night feedings so I pump at about 10 or 11pm before I go to bed and then I set an alarm for about 2:30am to pump for a few mintues. Needless to say I have an overabundance of frozen milk in the freezer. So much so that I think I might have to donate some. I tried to cut out the middle of the night pump because I don't really need the extra but thats when I saw a big dip in my supply and started the Fenugreek. Since then I have been doing fine, just wish I could get more than 4 or 5 hours of sleep at a time, but oh well. I hope this helps you out. Keep up hope! It will get better!!!
Good Luck!!!
try clicking this link...it might help you post a new thread.
Glad to hear it has gotten better for you eastonsmommy. I remember going back to work those first couple of days and just feeling panicked because I didn't think I was getting enough. It is hard enough to be separated from baby to have to worry about "making ends meet" with milk. Awesome that you think you'll have enough to donate too! Good deal
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Time is running short for Stoner and EBH to get all the information together and present a grant request to Kansas Department of Transportation. The $1 million project would upgrade downtown from First Street to Fourth Street.
The grant application can be done in phases so the city could apply again for additional blocks, Stoner said.
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If something has to be left out because of cost restrictions, it is easy to remove it from the application. But nothing can be added once the application is filed so it is critical to set each design feature before the application is filed.
Another meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 22 at City Hall and all members of the committee and Main Street merchants are encouraged to attend to help make basic design decisions.
Paula White of Southwind Hospice Thrift Shop said several people had spoken to her about the beautification project and comments were positive.
She did hear some concerns about the curb jutting out into the street but that was not part of the plan, Stoner said.
White also heard concerns that people might sit on the raised planters and not put their trash in the trash receptacles.
Many issues were discussed during the meeting. Steve Parsons of Parsons Jewelry wondered if a reinforced raised planter could be put in front of his store to help prevent criminals from ramming a vehicle into the front of his store similar to a recent event at a Hutchinson jewelry store.
Bill Skaggs of Skaggs Ace Hardware wondered if heating elements could be placed in the sidewalk in front of his store, as they are now to help melt ice and snow. He would favor any element that required low maintenance.
The maintenance of the plants in the raised planter boxes and the care of the trees, all planned as evergreens, would be handled through the city, Pinkall said.
All were concerned about access to their buildings during construction. Several in attendance spoke up for the delivery needs at Sears and how critical it was to have the front door access. Others reminded Stoner and Pinkall that some merchants did not favor the project and before the grant application was made that all opinions had been addressed and the majority of merchants were in favor of the project.
Pinkall, who has spoken to all merchants, said he felt the majority of merchants wanted the project.
Lighting for both the street and the sidewalk were elements that needed to be addressed. Stoner said a light over the sidewalk area could easily be added to the street light poles.
The plan includes a 10 feet wide strip of concrete in front of stores than a four feet wide brick accent. The bricks would allow access to electrical lines that are all going to be underground, Stoner said.
The city and grant would cover the cost of the $1 million project. It would not require an increase in property tax, Pinkall said
Present at the meeting were Paula White for Southwind Hospice Thrift Shop, Steve Parsons for Parsons Jewelry, Bob Eastes for Club D'Est and Uptown Café, Vanessa Taylor for the Young Professionals group, Bill Skaggs for Skaggs Ace Hardware, Joni Siemens for Stitch by Stitch and Cathy Hergenreder for Memories.


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Tuesday, 26 March 2013 07:44 AM
Beyond the investigations, it's business as usual for Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez.
The new Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman presides over hearings on North Korea and counterterrorism, travels to Afghanistan and Pakistan and meets privately with foreign ministers and ambassadors.
The two-term New Jersey senator welcomes professors and students from Rutgers University and the state's National Council of Jewish Women.
As a Cuban-American, he works daily into the evening with seven other senators on a plan to overhaul the nation's immigration system. Participants say he hasn't missed a meeting.
Yet he is still enduring potentially career-ending investigations — one by the Senate Ethics Committee, another reportedly by a federal grand jury in Miami — into whether Menendez crossed the line and pushed the business interests of a friend and top donor, Dr. Salomon Melgen.
It's a cloud that hangs over the senator and Democrats, who wait in fear that a more damaging development or series of them might force Menendez to step down and give Gov. Chris Christie a chance to choose a fellow Republican to fill the seat.
Oddly, it was scandal that led to Menendez' appointment to the Senate in January 2006. New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey resigned in August 2004 after admitting to an extramarital affair with a man. Sen. Jon Corzine won the governorship in November 2005, and after he took over for acting Gov. Richard Codey, appointed Menendez as his replacement in the Senate.
For now, Menendez insists he acted appropriately and will be cleared by any review.
In a separate turn of events, police in the Dominican Republic said three women were paid to falsely claim in videotaped interviews last year that they had sex for money with Menendez. That prompted Menendez' office to demand that U.S. authorities investigate what they called a "smear campaign" based on lies. The interviews first surfaced on a conservative website just before Menendez's re-election last November.
In a brief interview last week, Menendez dismissed the notion that the investigations and the external distractions have affected his work.
"I haven't missed a beat," he said defiantly, ticking off the hearings he's overseen, meetings on immigration and work on bipartisan legislation. "Nothing has impeded my ability to have an impact on what I care about."
Menendez, 59, has always been considered a loner in the clubby Senate, but Democrats and Republicans who have worked closely with him on foreign policy and, in recent weeks, on immigration say he has displayed a singular focus amid the investigations.
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., shares Menendez's Cuban roots, serves with him on Foreign Relations and joins him in the "Gang of Eight" negotiations on immigration.
Menendez, according to Rubio, hasn't lost a bit of his edge.
"He's actively engaged in the Gang of Eight," Rubio said. "He's actively engaged on the Foreign Relations Committee."
Rubio said he has a good working relationship with Menendez that dates to their time together as members of the Foreign Relations subcommittee on Western Hemisphere and global narcotics affairs.
"He's the same intense and focused Bob Menendez I've known in the two years I've been here," Rubio said. "The Bob Menendez I see today works just as hard, if not harder, than the one I saw the last year. There's very few people in this building that work as hard or as intensely as he does."
Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., has worked closely with Menendez on immigration as well as ensuring an aid package for victims of Superstorm Sandy, assistance vital to New York and New Jersey residents. With New Jersey's other senator, Frank Lautenberg, ailing, Menendez took on an outsized role in working on the aid.
Schumer said Menendez has been critical on immigration, adding that the investigations have not affected his work.
"All of us respect his integrity," Schumer said.
Menendez's Republican counterpart on the committee, Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee, said the investigations have not come up as a subject in conversations.
"I'm not close enough with him. I know him professionally. I don't know him in that way. It wouldn't be appropriate for me to even talk about it," said Corker, who described Menendez as focused despite the investigations.
"I've had no issues in dealing with him," he said.
Congress has its share of lawmakers who have been buffeted by scandal and ethics questions and soldiered on. Some even survived to serve several more terms.
Rep. Charles Rangel, the longtime New York Democrat censured by the House for ethics violations, was re-elected last year. Sen. David Vitter, R-La., was easily re-elected in 2010, three years after his telephone number appeared in the records of a Washington-area escort service that authorities said was a front for prostitution.
In 1991, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., was one of the Keating Five — five senators faulted for trying to get regulators to ease up on disgraced financier Charles Keating. The Senate Ethics Committee cited McCain's "poor judgment," delivering harsher criticism to the other four senators.
Menendez, for his part, is planning for the Obama administration's budget for the State Department and foreign operations as well as presiding over the hearing in which his predecessor, Secretary of State John Kerry, will testify on the budget.
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You do, however, have to factor in soaking time (during which I checked my e-mail) – but I've read in several places that these stones can be stored in water with no adverse effects. So when I was finished, I flattened them all with a diamond plate, cleaned out my Tupperware container, filled it with clean water, and plopped the stones back in. (Yes, I made sure they were clean; no, they are not touching one another; no cross-grit contamination for me, thanks.)
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JOHANNESBURG (AP) — A Gambian journalist who contributes to The Associated Press is in good condition although he has been held in detention by Gambia's internal security service for more than 48 hours, said his lawyer.
Lamin Camara said Wednesday that he saw journalist Abdoulie John at the headquarters of the National Intelligence Agency in the West African country's capital, Banjul. He said that John, a Gambian, has not been mistreated.
John is being investigated by the NIA, said the lawyer. According to Gambia's constitution, the security agency can hold John for 72 hours and after that he must be released or charged in court, Camara said.
Camara also brought John's laptop computer to the NIA, where agents searched its contents and didn't find anything incriminating, according to members of the Gambian Press Union.
John has been held at the NIA offices since Monday afternoon. Security officials took John to his home on Monday and searched it.
John, the editor of the website JollofNews as well as a contributor to AP, was previously held overnight by Gambian security officials on Dec. 9 after he covered the release of Senegalese soldiers by a rebel group. AP had been invited to the event and assigned John to cover it. John has said the Gambian president's photographer questioned his presence and an argument ensued. Since that incident John has been questioned several times by the intelligence agency but he has not been charged with any crime.
AP has protested his detention and urged his release.
The International Federation of Journalists "vigorously condemned the harassment" of John and has called on the Gambian government to stop trying to intimidate him.
Gambia is one of Africa's smallest and poorest countries with a population of about 1.8 million people. President Yahya Jammeh has ruled the country since he came to power in a coup in 1994. Human rights groups have accused the government of Gambia of carrying out arbitrary arrests, summary executions and torture in recent years.


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- See Main Article Archdiocese of Aksum
Eritrea, along with Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia is under the jurisdiction of the Holy Archdiocese of Aksum of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria and all Africa.
Eritrea is also shared with the Oriental Orthodox church who have established the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church in this region.
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MADISON, Wis.—Visitors who come to the Wisconsin state Assembly to watch debate won't be allowed to use cellphones, eat or wear a hat.
Those are some of the restrictions the Republican-controlled state Assembly approved Thursday.
Democrats argue the restrictions are an unconstitutional restriction on the public's right to view their government in action. But Republicans say they're meant to bring more decorum to the galleries.
Violators can be removed for the day or the entire two-year session if they violate the rules three times.
Another new rule requires male lawmakers to wear a coat and tie and female lawmakers to be appropriately attired. Those in violation would not be allowed to participate in debate that day.
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U.S. to Propose New Phase In Nuclear-Arms Cuts
WASHINGTON—President Barack Obama will make the case for a new phase in nuclear-weapons reductions that would reduce arsenals by another one-third in a major foreign-policy speech in Berlin on Wednesday, a senior Obama administration official said.
Despite mounting tensions with Cold War adversary Russia over the Syrian civil war and missile defense, Mr. Obama is expected in the speech to say the U.S. and Russia can significantly reduce their arsenals beyond the cuts mandated under the 2010 New Start, or Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, without undercutting deterrence or capabilities, the officials said.
A one-third cut would allow Washington and Moscow to lower the number of warheads to between 1,000 and 1,100 each, down from the New Start limit of 1,550. That still would leave them with more than enough warheads to deter any current or future adversary, said U.S. officials.
"The president determined that we can ensure the security of the United States, and our allies and partners, and maintain a strong and credible strategic deterrent, while safely pursuing up to a one-third reduction in deployed strategic nuclear weapons from the level established in the New Start treaty," a senior Obama administration official said of Mr. Obama's message in the speech.
Mr. Obama told Russian President Vladimir Putin about wanting talks on the reduction plans on the sidelines of a meeting in Northern Ireland of major powers, the official said. "Our hope and expectation would be that, in the coming weeks or months, we'll get folks together to start that conversation. But in terms of a timeline, we're not there," the senior administration official said.
Wednesday's speech will be Mr. Obama's most specific arms reduction proposal since the New Start treaty was ratified after a prolonged battle in 2010.
Nuclear-arms experts said Mr. Obama doesn't need to wait for a formal follow-on treaty to move on new reductions. The two presidents instead could achieve similar results, more rapidly, through parallel, reciprocal reductions of strategic warheads to well below 1,000 within the next five years. Such cuts could be verified under the 2010 New Start treaty, experts said.
The administration would, "as a general proposition," seek to negotiate such reductions as part of a new treaty with Moscow, which would require Senate ratification, the senior administration official said.
But the White House hasn't ruled out an alternative approach of seeking parallel, reciprocal reductions that could be undertaken by both governments without a treaty, eliminating the need for Senate ratification.
"Our intent is to seek negotiated cuts with Russia so we can continue to move beyond the Cold War nuclear posture," the senior administration official said. "But it's too early to tell since we haven't even started discussions with the Russians on what it will look like."
Mr. Obama, several U.S. officials said, wants to push ahead with the reductions despite tensions with Moscow, arguing that the arms-control effort shouldn't be derailed by disagreements over the conflict in Syria, where the U.S. supports moderate rebels and Moscow supports President Bashar al-Assad. The two countries have also been at odds over U.S. missile-defense deployments in Europe.
Mr. Obama's speech in Berlin Wednesday will be given at the Brandenburg Gate, the site of important addresses by past presidents, including Ronald Reagan. Calling for a significant cut in the size of the nuclear arsenal will lend Mr. Obama's remarks historical significance.
The address will touch on a broad array of topics, including terrorism and climate change, but officials said arms control will be an important part of the president's comments. On Tuesday, Ben Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser, told reporters that Mr. Obama will call for the same kinds of activism evoked by President John F. Kennedy 50 years ago to be applied to current challenges, including "nuclear arms control and nonproliferation."
Mr. Obama has made reducing the size of global nuclear arsenals a priority of his administration, but the effort stalled after the 2010 treaty. Mr. Obama struggled to get the treaty ratified. Republicans in Congress demanded a costly nuclear-modernization program and have made clear they oppose additional warhead reductions.
Some European officials voiced concerns that Russia won't reciprocate with equal warhead reductions and will balk at cutting its tactical-nuclear-weapons arsenal. Russia maintains some 2,000 tactical nuclear bombs, many of which are on obsolete naval and air-defense systems, according to an analysis by the Arms Control Association, which advocates for reductions in the nuclear arsenal. The U.S., in turn, keeps 180 aircraft-delivered nuclear bombs in Europe.
The senior administration official said the disputes between the U.S. and Russia over Syria and missile defense shouldn't affect talks over nuclear reductions because both the U.S. and Russia are acting based on what they see as their interests.
"If we both determine that it is in our interest to work together to reduce our arsenals even further, then we'll move in that direction," the official said. "I think that's irrespective of other issues in the relationship."
Advocates of further cuts say the number of warheads in the U.S. arsenal even after the proposed cuts would be more than sufficient to deter not only Russia but also a rising China, which has an inventory of 250 nuclear weapons, according to the Federation of American Scientists and other organizations.
Officials said the administration's plans will keep the nuclear triad—submarines, intercontinental missiles and bombers—in place. While the final proposed cut was decided by the White House, the plans have been the subject of intense discussions among the Pentagon and Department of Energy for months.
"If you still have 1,100 weapons that is pretty good deterrence," said one U.S. official.
Advocates of cuts say they would help save money as the Pentagon struggles to cope with deep, automatic spending cuts.
A 2013 assessment by the Arms Control Association estimated that the U.S. could save $58 billion over the next decade by reducing its nuclear force to 1,000 or fewer strategic deployed nuclear warheads.
"Action by the president to achieve further cuts to the Cold War nuclear arsenal is overdue and in our national security interest," said Daryl G. Kimball, executive director of the Arms Control Association.
He said a reduction to 1,000 deployed warheads would only be 300 warheads fewer than the U.S. was prepared to agree to during the New Start negotiations four years ago.
Reciprocal parallel reductions—whereby the U.S. and Russian governments would declare their intentions to make the cuts together—wouldn't require Senate ratification, as another treaty would.
Before Chuck Hagel was tapped to be defense secretary, he championed deeper reductions in the U.S. nuclear arsenal, signing onto a report that argued for reducing the number of deployed warheads to 450. Republicans criticized Mr. Hagel's stance on nuclear cuts during his confirmation hearings this year.
Pentagon officials have feared the White House could have ordered more precipitous cuts than the 1,000 to 1,100 levels now being considered. During the 2008 presidential campaign, Mr. Obama pledged to end "outdated Cold War policies" which, he warned, increase the risk of accidents or miscalculation.
Under new Start, the U.S. and Russia agreed to cut their strategic arms to 1,550 warheads by Feb. 5, 2018—seven years from the date the treaty entered into force.
In March, Mr. Hagel said he was scrapping the final phase of the administration's European defense plan, which would have deployed more advanced interceptor missiles in Poland. Less advanced versions of the missiles will still be deployed there by 2018. In making the announcement, Mr. Hagel cited budget concerns and the need to shift resources to the West Coast of the U.S. to protect against the North Korean rocket threat.
But many saw the move as a way for the U.S. to reduce tensions with Moscow, which has long opposed the European missile shield.
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Joey "Aruba Joe" Gabriele, a longtime resident of Jamestown, passed away April 8, 2014, after a brief illness. He was the son of Jennie Gabriele and the late Anthony F. Gabriele, also of Jamestown. A graduate of La Salle Academy, Joey grew up in Providence before moving to Jamestown in the 1970s.
Joey worked in the food and beverage industry at various restaurants in Newport and Jamestown including the Bagpiper, Bay Voyage Inn, Ken's East Landing, the Inn at Long Wharf, Tricia's Tropigrille, and most recently Chopmist Charlie's. He excelled as a bartender, accumulating many friends along the way with his friendly and upbeat personality. He was a fixture at Chopmist Charlie's, where he helped set up the nautical decor, and worked as a bartender, host and manager for many years.
Joey was an avid Red Sox fan and loved to travel. He traveled around the world, but particularly enjoyed Aruba, where he was made an honorary citizen upon his 20th annual visit to the island a few years ago. He was a great cook, hosting many holiday gatherings for his family and friends.
Joey is survived by his sister, Jean Gabriele of Narragansett; his brother, Anthony F. Gabriele and his wife Karen of Jamestown; and his nephews, Tony Gabriele of Cranston and Andrew Deacon of Narragansett. He also leaves behind his loving dog, Rubie.
Joey's company, good humor and unique outlook on life will be greatly missed by his family and friends, along with his ability to make any place he was "one happy island."
Memorial contributions can be made in his name to the Jimmy Fund, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, P.O. Box 846168, Boston, MA 02284-9168.
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Report Card: USC-Tennessee
We break down every aspect of South Carolina's last game and assign a grade. Go to the head of the class if the grades you assigned the Gamecocks match ours. You've heard the rest, now hear the best.
Talk about a night-and-day difference. Playing a secondary that he knew he could exploit, Connor Shaw flung the ball all over the field. He had 356 yards and spread the ball around to six different sets of hands, mostly getting rid of the ball when he had to. He only had a couple of mistakes, the biggest being not letting the ball go on fourth-and-4 when the Gamecocks had to have a score on the drive, rolling left and throwing a floater that was intercepted. But, with Marcus Lattimore out for the season, it was huge for Shaw to show that the Gamecocks can still move the ball.
Running back
Not a great day running the ball, especially when looking at the per-carry (3.2), but the Gamecocks got just enough, especially when Lattimore was out in the second quarter. Kenny Miles ran hard, one nice run being called back due to penalty and another being tripped up at the last second to prevent a touchdown. Mike Davis had another good jaunt, and it wasn't in garbage time. Again (broken record), I think it would have been more with some decent holes to run through.
Wide receiver
Bruce Ellington and Ace Sanders each had an outstanding day, really picking up the team after Lattimore went down. Ellington had 16-yard catches on back-to-back plays, and Sanders made a pretty grab for a touchdown when he kept eye-balling the pass through a lunging pair of Tennessee hands and looked it into his mitts. Those two were expected to lead the receiving corps this season and really helped out Shaw, catching downfield throws as well as the standard quick-out, catch-and-runs.
Tight end
Justice Cunningham, 108 yards. Busta Anderson, a touchdown where he caught the ball, was popped by a defender, stayed up and stumbled backward into the end zone. Cunningham had a couple of penalties, though.
Offensive line
Very nice pass protection, not-so-good run-blocking, and it was against a defense that was the worst against the run in the SEC. A few penalties as well, even one on fifth-year senior T.J. Johnson. Still, the line more or less did its job, and the one-week experiment of Kyle Harris and Mike Matulis was ended. Brandon Shell played well until he sprained his ankle, and I thought Corey Robinson also played well.
Defensive line
USC knew that it wasn't going to get a lot of pass-rush against Tennessee, and didn't. It stopped the run moderately well, and Jadeveon Clowney made the biggest play of the game when he finally got room to hit Tyler Bray, and caused a fumble. Gerald Dixon Jr. continues to play well in relief of Kelcy Quarles and Byron Jerideau. Not a lot of statistical production, but it did what most outside of Lorenzo Ward said it would do.
Shaq Wilson obviously had a huge play by recovering Bray's fumble, and he and Quin Smith played the run well. Not going to place the blame on them for the success of Tennessee's passing game, because Bray was mostly screening to the sideline away from the linebackers unless he was heaving downfield.
Defensive backs
The onus was on the secondary to have its best game, and it didn't. A lot of soft coverage, and Bray picked it apart. Jimmy Legree has played very well this year, but fell down on a deep pass route. Brison Williams was toasted on a couple of touchdown throws. D.J. Swearinger had 10 tackles, and Victor Hampton showed some serious steel by going up to intercept the game-clinching ball when the safe and smart play was to play the man, not the ball. Still, a lot to be concerned about with pass-happy Arkansas coming in, and then heading to Clemson two weeks after that.
Special teams
Yes, it has happened. Special teams gets a top grade. Joe Robinson didn't take "the hell with it" approach by kicking deep when he knew it wouldn't work consistently. The Gamecocks booted one ball of the end zone, but otherwise pooched to the upback, kicked out-of-bounds, anything but give the ball to Cordarrelle Patterson with room to run. Adam Yates hit the game-winning points after USC ran itself right out of a touchdown. Sanders and Ellington each had one nice return. Put it in the books.
Ward kept blitzing although it wasn't working much, and I'm not sure how much he could have played a different scheme to stop Bray. He did move Swearinger to cornerback and played Clowney inside a bit, which opened Tennessee enough so that he could switch him back out and he could make the big play. Steve Spurrier threw and kept throwing, which was the right move. Tennessee couldn't stop it, so why not keep doing it?


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Virginia's Governor-elect Terry McAuliffe announced last week he had chosen Karen Jackson to serve as secretary of technology.
Jackson currently serves as deputy secretary of technology for the Commonwealth of Virginia, a post which she has held since 2009. She has advised the current governor on technology matters including modeling and simulation, telecommunications, telework and unmanned aerial systems. She has also been responsible for policy and legislative initiatives and has developed programs to facilitate technology innovation, collaboration, development and adoption.
Jackson serves as vice president of CIT Broadband, an initiative by Virginia's Center for Innovative Technology that offers a "holistic" supply and demand approach to "accelerate the socio-economic growth of Virginia's rural and underserved areas through the application and use of broadband telecommunications," according to CIT. Additionally, Jackson serves as the Virginia lead for the Mid-Atlantic Aviation Partnership with New Jersey.
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POLICE are investigating an alleged racist comment against England defender Ashley Cole on Twitter.
Manchester United star Rio Ferdinand replied to the Tweet by posting: "I hear you fella! Choc ice is classic hahahahahaha!!".
The user who made the comment is believed to be a man from the Derbyshire area.
Manchester United star Rio Ferdinand replied to the Tweet by posting: "I hear you fella! Choc ice is classic hahahahahaha!!".
The incident occurred after Terry was found not guilty of a racially aggravated public order offence at Westminster Magistrates' Court last week.
It was alleged Terry had called Rio's younger brother Anton a "f****** black c***" during a Premier League clash last October.
During the trial, Cole had told the court that his team-mate was not racist.
The term "choc ice" term is believed to mean "black on the outside, white on the inside."
A spokeswoman for Derbyshire Constabulary said: "We have received complaints from members of the public regarding alleged racist comments made on a social networking site.
"These concerns will be fully investigated to establish whether any criminal offences have been committed."
Cole moved to calm the situation at the weekend after users began discussing the comments and reacting to them.
In a statement issued through his lawyers, the footballer said: "Ashley Cole has been made aware of the discussion following comments appearing on Twitter and wishes to make it clear that he and Rio Ferdinand are good friends and Ashley has no intention of making any sort of complaint.
"Ashley appreciates that Tweeting is so quick it often results in off-hand and stray comments."
Ferdinand later tweeted: "What I said yesterday is not a racist term. It's a type of slang/term used by many for someone who is being fake. So there."
A spokeswoman for Greater Manchester Police said the force was not investigating the comments made by Ferdinand.


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Portsmouth woman faces up to life in prison in fatal overdoseBy JAMES A. KIMBLE
Union Leader Correspondent
May 20. 2013 3:43PM
BRENTWOOD – A Portsmouth woman could face up to life in prison for allegedly selling a fatal dose of heroin to a 22-year-old woman in November.
Jennifer Landry, 41, was indicted by a Rockingham County grand jury on a single count of sale of a controlled drug — death resulting for allegedly causing the death of Svetlana Filippenko on Nov. 20, prosecutors said.
Landry, who is being held at the Rockingham County jail, also faces a lesser charge of sale of a controlled drug for selling the $45 dose of heroin to Filippenko.
The indictments come six months after Landry was arrested in Portland, Maine, on a drug-sales charge related to the case.
A grand jury returned the two charges earlier this month. They became public late Friday.
Filippenko was found dead by Portsmouth police after she ingested the drugs at her Ocean Road apartment, according to police.
The state medical examiner's office concluded that Filippenko's death was accidental but caused by "acute heroin intoxication," according to police.
Police say that Filippenko was found dead Nov. 21 by a family member who went in her bedroom to shut off an alarm clock.
Detectives interviewed friends of Filippenko and used text messages collected from Landry's cellphone to identify her as the person who sold the heroin, according to court records.
Landry allegedly told Filippenko in one message that the heroin was "twice as strong" as what she had sold to her before, according to police.
Landry also sent another text message to Filippenko after allegedly selling her the drugs, saying, "Be careful hun…" Landry later admitted to police during an interview on Dec. 12 that she sold heroin to Filippenko, police said.
Landry is being held on $50,000 cash bail. She will be arraigned on the charges later this month in Rockingham County Superior Court.


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NASHUA - Police are asking for the public's help in locating two men, who may be armed and dangerous, who they say are "potential witnesses" to a shooting that happened at One Salvail Court late Sunday night.
A man was shot in the incident, according to a news release issued by the New Hampshire Attorney General's Office. Authorities did not divulge the man's condition and are withholding his name, pending notification of family members.
Authorities are looking for two men, who they describe as potential witnesses to the shooting. They are Daniel DeGrace, 31, described as a 6-foot-6, 280-pound, white man with blue eyes and brown hair, and Benjamin Mayberry, 30, a 5-foot-11 white man weighing 155 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair.
The men are believed to be operating a beige 1995 Toyota Avalon with N.H. license plate number 3293905.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of either man is asked to call their local police department or Nashua police at 594-3500. The public is advised not to approach either man or their car as they may be armed and dangerous.