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ATVs and dirt bikes reportedly traveling on roads in Le Roy
posted by Billie Owens in Le Roy, news.
Law enforcement is asked to respond to Linwood Road and East Main Street in Le Roy for a report of ATVs and dirt bikes traveling down the roadway.
Knights crowned Section V B2 champions
posted by Howard B. Owens in Le Roy, baseball, sports, le roy hs.
Le Roy beat Wellsville 7-1 on Sunday to win the Class B2 Section V Championship.
Video and photo by Tim McArdle.
Photos: Le Roy HS graduates the Class of 2019
posted by Howard B. Owens in Le Roy, news.
There were 87 graduates in the Class 2019 at the Le Roy HS commencement ceremony on Saturday, including Emma Lawrence, who was joined on stage by her father, Board of Education member Rich Lawrence, as she posed with her diploma with Principal Tim McArdle.
Miranda Keaton
Assistant Principal Lynda Lowe and Joshua Hamilton
Abigail Cacioppo was the valedictorian and Calvin Herrick the salutatorian.
Xachary Carr
Alex Cole
Branson Jeanotte, Scott Keister, Jakob Ashley, Andrew Ayers, and Scott Bollin-Shggarts.
May 30, 2019 - 8:58am
Video: Fine Arts Festival at Le Roy Jr./Sr. High School
posted by Howard B. Owens in Le Roy, le roy hs, schools, education, viddeo.
Daniel Weaver of Le Roy named to Spring 2019 dean's list at Lehigh University
posted by Billie Owens in Le Roy, Milestones.
Daniel Weaver, of Le Roy, was named to the dean's list at Lehigh University in the Spring 2019 semester.
Dean's list status is awarded to students who earned a scholastic average of 3.6 or better while carrying at least 12 hours of regularly graded courses,.
For more than 150 years, Lehigh University (lehigh.edu) has combined outstanding academic and learning opportunities with leadership in fostering innovative research. The institution is among the nation's most selective, highly ranked private research universities.
Lehigh's four colleges - College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business and Economics, College of Education and the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science - provide opportunities to 7,000 students to discover and grow in a learning community that promotes interdisciplinary programs with real-world experience.
Ranzenhofer honors Le Royan at Albany Veterans' Hall of Fame
posted by Billie Owens in news, Le Roy, veterans, veterans' hall of fame, Ranzenhofer.
Submitted photo and press release:
State Senator Mike Ranzenhofer welcomed Thomas E. Feeley, corporal in the Marine Corps and Le Roy resident, to Albany to be inducted into the Veterans' Hall of Fame it was announced today.
"Tom has dedicated his life to serving our country, through his military career, career in law enforcement and his service with the Le Roy Fire Department," Ranzenhofer said. "It is a privilege to be able to induct him into the Veterans' Hall of Fame."
Feeley was a corporal in the Marine Corps from 1990-1993, serving in Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm. Afterward, he served as an elite Embassy Marine at the American Embassy Lusaka, Zambia, and the Consulate General Munich, Germany.
Following his military service, Corporal Feeley began his federal law enforcement career in 1996 in Miami. In 1998, he assisted in the opening of the Buffalo Federal Detention Facility in Batavia.
After 9-11, he became a Federal Air Marshal in Atlanta, serving from 2002-2006. Corporal Feeley was a Course Developer/Instructor and Branch Chief at the Immigration and Customs Academy from 2006-2008, and was then promoted to Assistant Field Office Director in Salt Lake City, Utah.
In 2017, Feeley joined the Senior Executive Service and became Buffalo Field Office director, covering 48 of the 62 counties in New York State.
"I am honored to be recognized by the Senator," Feeley said. "My entire career and civilian life have been dedicated to public service in one way or another.
"I don't have a lot of spare time, but I do have some time and I think that's important. Just giving back to my community is enough for me, to be recognized for it on such a grand scale with my family present was an amazing experience."
Feeley is a recipient of the Navy Achievement Medal, Navy Unit Commendation Medal, Good Conduct Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Southwest Asia Service Medal (with two bronze service stars), Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, Marine Corps Overseas Service Ribbon (with one bronze service star), Marine Security Guard Ribbon, Kuwait Liberation Medal (Saudi Arabia and Kuwait).
He also received the Secretary for the Department of Homeland Security's Meritorious Service Silver Medal in 2016. This award recognizes "exceptional individual leadership that is distinguished by achievements of marked significance" and is the second highest award given by the Secretary.
Feeley is a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled American Veterans, American Legion, Le Roy Rotary, Association of Rochester Police and Area Law Enforcement Retirees and Genesee County Criminal Justice Advisory Council. He is also an active member of the Le Roy Fire Department.
Hawley announces $6.3 million funding for senior housing in Le Roy
posted by Billie Owens in Le Roy, senior housing, affordable housing, news, La Rosa Villas.
Assemblyman Steve Hawley (R,C,I-Batavia) today proudly announced that more than $9 million has been awarded to improve the availability of two affordable housing projects and revitalize the surrounding community.
Frances Apartments II in the Town of Sweden was awarded $3.4 million to create 48 affordable apartments, and $6.3 million was awarded for La Rosa Villas in the Village of Le Roy, creating 60 affordable apartments for seniors close to the village's main street and transportation.
"Home ownership is ingrained as part of the American dream, and helping our seniors and most vulnerable New Yorkers achieve safe, affordable and comfortable living situations is a primary responsibility we all realize as lawmakers," Hawley said.
"I am proud to see such a large investment injected into the communities of Le Roy and Sweden, as these investments will lift up all residents, but especially those seeking affordable housing. I am pleased to take part in such an important announcement and look forward to these developments serving residents for years to come."
The funds were made available through New York State Homes & Community Renewal's 2018 Unified Funding Application, a streamlined process to apply for Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and low-interest loans for affordable, multifamily developments.
Law and Order: Jackson Street man accused of stealing $800 in tools from Le Roy hardware store
posted by Billie Owens in crime, news, notify, batavia, byron, bergen, Pavilion, Le Roy.
Benjamin Santiago Jr., 30, of Jackson Street, Batavia, is charged with petit larceny. After a larceny investigation at Crocker's Ace Hardware in Le Roy, Santiago was arrested May 18 for allegedly stealing $800 worth of tools from the store at 3:25 p.m. on May 14. He was released on an appearance ticket and is due in Le Roy Town Court on June 13. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy James Stack.
Heather Nicole Holbrook, 34, of Byron-Holley Road, Byron, is charged with: criminal possession of a controlled substance in the seventh degree; endangering the welfare of a child; aggravated unlicensed operation in the third degree; and having an indequate muffler. At 10:08 p.m. on May 16, deputies conducted a traffic stop at the intersection of West Main Street and River Street in the City of Batavia. Following an investigation, Holbrook was arrested. She is accused of operating a motor vehicle while her driver's license was suspended and while in possession of a controlled substance, with two children as passengers. She was issued appearance tickets and is due in Batavia City Court on May 29. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Erik Andre, assisted by Deputy Robert Henning.
Heather Nicole Holbrook, 34, of Byron-Holley Road, Byron, is charged with failure to appear. She was arrested on a warrant out of Batavia City Court and arraigned at 10:58 a.m. on May 17. She is accused of failing to appear in Batavia City Court on May 9. She was released on her own recognizance and is to return to city court on May 29. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Peter Flanagan.
Michael David Senay Jr., 25, of Overlook Drive, Batavia, is charged with: third-degree menacing; fourth-degree criminal mischief; criminal obstruction of breathing; unlawful imprisonment in the second degree; and second-degree harassment. At 9 p.m. on May 17, following the investigation of a domestic incident in the Town of Batavia, Senay was arrested. He was arraigned in Batavia Town Court. He is due back in court on June 11. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Joshua Brabon.
Lee Christopher Clark, 39, of 8202 Lewiston Road, upper, Batavia, is a convicted sex offender charged with failure to report a change of address/status within 10 days as required. It is alleged that Clark failed to register Internet accounts with the NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services within 10 days. He was transported to the GC Sheriff's Office for processing and released on an appearance ticket returnable to Batavia Town Court on June 4. The case was handled by GC Sheriff's Deputy Travis DeMuth.
Sara Tea Cupler, 26, of Starr Road, Pavilion, is charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance in the seventh degree and unlawful possession of marijuana. Cupler was arrested at 8:33 p.m. on May 18 after a call to the Emergency Dispatch Center for a welfare check on a female unconscious in a vehicle on South Lake Road, Pavilion. Cupler was released on an appearance ticket and is due in Pavilion Town Court on June 4. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy David Moore, assisted by Deputy Andrew Hale.
Robert G. Whitehead, 28, of Ellsworth Avenue, Batavia, was arrested on a bench warrant out of Batavia City Court on May 13. He is accused of failure to appear in court on Sept. 13, 2012. He was arraigned at 1:54 p.m. and then put in jail in lieu of $1,000 cash bail or $2,000 bond. He was due back in city court on May 16. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Miah Stevens, assisted by Officer Marc Lawrence.
Katrina Lynn Drake, 29, of Locust Avenue, Lockport, was arrested on May 21 and charged with trespass. It is alleged that at 5:39 p.m. on May 9 there was a disturbance on Tracy Avenue in Batavia and Drake allegedly went onto a porch and kicked a door. She is due in Batavia City Court on May 21 to answer the charge. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Christopher Lindsay, assisted by Officer Felicia DeGroot.
Bryan Jose Alvarado-Arce, 22, of Studley Street, Rochester, is charged with unlawful possession of marijuana. Alvarado-Arce was arrested at 6:29 p.m. on May 17 after a traffic stop on Townline Road in Bergen. He was a passenger in the vehicle. He was released on an appearance ticket and he is due in Bergen Town Court on June 5. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy James Stack.
Video: American Warrior Festival at American Legion in Le Roy
posted by Howard B. Owens in American Legion, Botts-Fiorito Post #576, Le Roy, American Warrior.
On Saturday, Botts-Fiorito American Legion Post #576, hosted the American Warrior Festival, organized by Dan Clor, leader of the rock band Weapon-X. The party included a cornhole tournament, open bowling, and later in the night, live rock-'n'-roll.
Person in Le Roy reportedly in his backyard skinning a pig
A Le Roy police officer has been asked to meet a caller on headquarters who said she was at the park by Le Roy High School and smelled an odor and walked over to a male in his backyard skinning a pig.
UPDATE: Le Roy PD Chief Chris Hayward said this morning that this was a man working on his doctorate. There is no violation of the law at this time.
Student winners announced for regional digital media conference
posted by Billie Owens in Le Roy, Pavilion, pembroke, news, DIGIES.
Lyla Bynum from Le Roy Central School District is the First Place winner in The DIGIES' PreK-3 Audio category with her submission "Cats and Kittens."
LE ROY -- The DIGIES is an annual digital media conference and festival run by the School Library Service, a program of the Genesee Valley Educational Partnership.
This year's festival awards event was held on May 16 at the Strong National Museum of Play in Rochester.
The mission of The DIGIES is to strengthen the digital media continuum between Pre-K-12 schools, higher education and professional institutions. The DIGIES recognizes student potential in an annual festival format and draws student entries from throughout the region and the Upstate New York area.
Emilee Williamson and Andrea Fetterly, Library technologies' specialists; and Brian Mayer, game librarian, coordinate this conference. Mayer noted how this year's festival drew a variety of entries.
"We had another wonderful year with strong submissions from both the Genesee Valley Region and beyond," Mayer said. "Submissions continue to come in from both school and public libraries, with students not only sharing curricular projects but personal work as well."
Below is a listing of all the event categories, age groupings, award winners and their school districts.
Congratulations to these imaginative students!
PreK-3
1st Place – Lyla Bynum -- "Cats and Kittens" – Le Roy Central School
1st Place – Ben Knapp -- "The Pink Fluffy Unicorn's Problem" – Le Roy Central School
2nd Place – Sophie Beikirch -- "The New Old Book" – Livonia Central School
3rd Place – Matthew Parry -- "Nintendo Designer" – Livonia Central School
1st Place – Mina Stevens – "O'er Th' Loch" – Pittsford Central School
2nd Place – Trey Prevost, Kailyn Tresco, Amara Condidorio, Lola Forte, Hailey-Jay Michel, Alli Privatera, Angela Allen, Adele Feeley, Ashley Michel – "Las Excusas" – Le Roy Central School
3rd Place – Evie Babcock – "Quien Soy Yo" – Le Roy Central School
1st Place – Peyton Martin – "Lost At Sea" – Mount Morris Central School
2nd Place – Leslie Arneth, Katie Carmichael, Kassidy Steffenilla – "ASMR: An Episode of Knightly Knews" – Le Roy Central School
3rd Place – Hailey Grasso, Alexis Pfendler – "Real Feminism Podcast" – Le Roy Central School
1st Place – Reese Koukides – "Reflection of Fire" – Le Roy Central School
2nd Place – Sean Kantorowicz – "Altered Photos" – Livonia Central School
3rd Place – Broton Folts – "Best Part of Me" – Livonia Central School
1st Place – Kayden Sweet – "Egyptian Pyramid" – Livonia Central School
2nd Place – Paolo Quintana – "Altered Photos" – Livonia Central School
3rd Place – Seaenna Ford – "The Chipmunk" – Livonia Central School
1st Place – Victoria Feng – "Platonic Sculpture" – Rush-Henrietta Central School
2nd Place – Nhu Tran – "Giraffe" – Rush-Henrietta Central School
3rd Place – Mackenzie Pustulka – "Virtual Gallery" – Rush-Henrietta Central School
3rd Place – Kaylen Petramalo – "Credo Stellae" (latin) (Believe in Stars) – Rush-Henrietta Central School
1st Place – Nathan Coy – "Layne Staley" – Pavilion Central School
2nd Place – Jayde Wilkin-Smith – "Grandparent's View in Germany" – Livonia Central School
2nd Place – Ella Sexton – "The Water View" – Livonia Central School
3rd Place – Allana Knopp – "Teepee" – Holley Central School
1st Place – Cora Weaver, Bailey Caton, Kylie Wilson, Leah Cashin – "It's Time for a Change" – Le Roy Central School
2nd Place – Peyton Bennett – "Crossing the Delaware" – Livonia Central School
1st Place – Lily Sharp, Hannah White, Leah Whittel – "Jack and the Hairy Beanstalk" – Livonia Central School
2nd Place – Nadja Emmendorfer – "Greece" – Le Roy Central School
3rd Place – Matthew Covert, Andrew Greene, Fernando Cacho – "Space: Our Galaxy, Universe and Beyond!" – Le Roy Central School
1st Place – Casey Wurtz – "College Photo" – Pembroke Central School
2nd Place – Faith DesRoches – "An Exploration of New Social Landscape" – Pembroke Central School
3rd Place – Evan McCoy, Sam Heck – "Rent-a-Pet" – Livonia Central School
1st Place – Pedro Segatto, Wyatt Sattora, Rivers Thomas, Mason Patterson, Ceci Prince, Mackenzie Partridge, Sainelys Diaz, Scott Ho, Jagger Lee, Mason Bowick, Trenton Konzel, Finley Weingaertner, Sandy Godinez – "Composite Shapes in Spring" – Geneseo Central School
2nd Place – Chloe Richardson, Dylan Bogdon, Justin Ferguson, Kylee Wonsey, Noah Johnso – "Blooper Reel" – Livonia Central School
3rd Place – Jane Fischer – "Fun with Animations!" – Livonia Central School
1st Place – Helio Quintana, Carson Beardsley – "A Quick Trip" – Livonia Central School
2nd Place – Leila Haines, Leona Savino, Anna Reilly, Lucas Savino – "Ridiculous Ocean" – Victor-Farmington Public Library
3rd Place – Taila Cavalcante-Bezerra, Isabella Hennessy, Chloe Meys – "Viruses Going Around" – Livonia Central School
1st Place – Mina Stevens – "The Monster in My Closet" – Pittsford Central School
2nd Place – Amy Eck – "Clearly" – Le Roy Central School
3rd Place – Jack Tonzi, Jake Marcello, Nate Yauchzee – "Bohemian Immigrant" – Le Roy Central School
1st Place – Jacob French – "Dominos" – Geneseo Central School
2nd Place – Alexis Verrall – "What You Don't Know About ME" – Tonawanda Central School
3rd Place – Marquise Bennett – "Ageism" – Pittsford Central School
About the School Library System
It is a program of the Genesee Valley Educational Partnership, based in Le Roy. The Partnership operates as a Board of Cooperative Educational Services offering shared programs and services to 22 component school districts located in Genesee, Wyoming, Livingston and Steuben counties in New York State.
Meet Celeste, Poppy Girl 2019 selected by Botts-Fiorito American Legion Post 576
posted by Billie Owens in poppy girl, botts-fiorito american legion post, Le Roy, news, Milestones, veterans, Memorial Day.
Le Roy Village Mayor Greg Rogers, Poppy Girl 2019 Celeste Vescovi, and Le Roy Town Supervisor Steve Barbeau.
The Botts-Fiorito American Legion Post #576 has selected the 2019 Poppy Girl, who will be featured in the upcoming Memorial Day Parade in Le Roy on Monday, May 27.
Little Miss Celeste Vescovi will reign as this year's Poppy Girl. She is a kindergartener at Wolcott Street School in Le Roy.
Celeste is the daughter of Sara and John Vescovi and granddaughter of Barb and John Vescovi and Christa Coulon. Also she is the great-granddaughter of the late Don Vescovi (Clarky), past commander and adjutant of Botts-Fiorito Post 576.
Celeste enjoys dance, bowling and singing, especially karaoke; also reading is a favorite pastime.
You can meet Celeste in Le Roy on Memorial Day -- at the American Legion Post, and distributing traditional red crepe paper poppies at Tops Market (128 W. Main St.).
The symbolic flower is given out by the American Legion Auxiliary to raise money and to commemorate the sacrifice of so may men and women who have died fighting for their country. (To learn more about the American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Program, click here.)
Le Roy's Memorial Day Parade will be held on May 27th, starting at the American Legion (53 W. Main St.) at 10:30 a.m., and ceremonies will follow at 11 o'clock in Trigon Park.
For previous coverage on 2019 Memorial Day plans in Le Roy, click here.
American Legion post in Le Roy announces Memorial Day plans
posted by Billie Owens in news, Announcements, Le Roy, Memorial Day, veterans, Botts-Fiorito Post.
Notice of Memorial Day events in Le Roy from the Botts-Fiorito American Legion Post #576:
Remembering the War Dead:
Memorial Day services will be conducted on Monday, May 27, at two community cemeteries, starting at Machpelah on North Street at 8 a.m., followed by St. Francis, located on the south side of Exchange Street.
The Post Chaplain will conduct the respective services, followed at each location with a volley by the Firing Squad in recognition of the deceased veterans.
Parade Schedule:
Parade forms at 9:45 a.m. in the American Legion parking lot, 53 W. Main St.;
Parade "steps off" at 10:30 a.m. SHARPLY, proceeds to Trigon Park.
Ceremonies at Trigon Park:
Introduction and "Welcome" by the Post Commander, John Graney;
Invocation reading by the Post Chaplain, Gary Bassett;
Singing of the "National Anthem" by Mary Brady;
Introduction of the 2019 "Poppy Girl" -- Celeste Vescovi;
Memorial Day Guest Speaker: Town Supervisor Steve Barbeau;
Dedication of Korean War Veterans Bench -- Lynne Belluscio and John Graney;
Reading of names and placement of flags for veterans who have passed over the past year;
Placement of wreath on the Monument -- Commander Graney, Auxiliary President Marlene McCumiskey;
Musical selections by the Le Roy High School Band;
Closing with the playing of "Taps" and volley by the Firing Squad;
Benediction and closing by the Post Chaplain;
Singing of "God Bless America" led by Mary Brady.
As per tradition, all are cordially invited to the American Legion Post Home, 53 W. Main St. for free hot dogs and a soft drink immediately following the ceremonies.
Fatal accident on Route 19, Le Roy, at North Street Road
posted by Howard B. Owens in news, accident, Le Roy, notify.
A woman has reportedly died following a head-on collision on Route 19 at North Street Road, Le Roy.
According to Chief Deputy Brian Frieday, a vehicle was southbound on Route 19 when it slowed to make a left turn on North Street Road. Another vehicle behind that car tried to pass on the west shoulder and that driver apparently lost control of her car causing it to cross back across the southbound lane and into the northbound lane where it struck a northbound SUV.
The driver of the car that was attempting the southbound pass was pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver of the SUV was transported to Strong with non-life-threatening injuries.
The name of the victim has not been released pending family notifications.
The accident is still under investigation.
Le Roy fire and Le Roy ambulance responded to the scene and Route 19 was closed between Seldon Road and West Bergen Road. (At the intersection of the fatality, Randall Road is west of Route 19; and across Route 19 to the east, the same roadway becomes North Street Road.)
UPDATE: The Sheriff's Office reports that Bonnie B. Dean, 77, of Churchville, died as a result of the crash. The other driver was identified as Penne M. Vincent, 56, of Fairport. Vincent was transported to Strong Memorial Hospital for treatment of her injuries. Dean was driving a 2008 Chevy Cobalt. Vincent was driving a 2013 GMC Terrain. According to the press release, Dean attempted to pass an uninvolved vehicle on the right, on the west shoulder and was unable to maintain control of the vehicle, causing it to cross into the northbound lane. The cause of the crash is under investigation by Chief Deputy Brian Frieday, Sgt. Andrew Hale, Sgt. James Deihl, Sgt. Jason Saile, Deputy Richard Schildwaster, Deputy Mat Clor, and Deputy Travis Demuth. Assisting at the scene were Le Roy Detective John Condidorio, and officers Gregory Kellogg and Stephen Cappotelli as well as Le Roy fire, Le Roy ambulance, and Mercy EMS.
Alecia Kaus/Video News Service contributed to this story. Photos by Alecia Kaus.
Law and Order: Arrests for prison contraband, possessing unstamped smokes and pot
posted by Billie Owens in crime, news, notify, pembroke, batavia, Le Roy, Alabama, Tonawanda Indian Reservation, bergen.
Christian Arieras Wilson, 21, of State Street, Batavia, is charged with promoting prison contraband in the first degree, fifth-degree conspiracy and criminal possession of a controlled substance in the seventh degree. Following an investigation into smuggling contraband into the Genesee County Jail, Wilson was arrested, released on an appearance ticket and is due in Batavia City Court on May 20. It is alleged that Wilson delivered a quantity of a controlled substance into the jail in a concealed manner at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 19. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Jeremy McClellan.
Michael Shawn Wahl, 53, of Jordan Avenue, Rochester, is charged with aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the third degree and possessing or transporting or offering for sale unstamped cigarettes. At 10:32 p.m. on May 10, following a traffic stop on Indian Falls Road in Pembroke, Wahl was arrested. Allegedly, he was driving a motor vehicle and his driver's license was revoked and he possessed unstamped cigarettes for sale. He was issued an appearance ticket and is due in Town of Pembroke Court on May 28. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Joshua Brabon, assisted by Jenna Ferrando.
Tammy Kay Zasowski, 51, of Clinton Street, Elma, is charged with petit larceny. Following an investigation of a larceny on Shanks Road on the Tonawanda Indian Reservation, Zasowski was arrested. It is alleged that she stole cigarettes at noon on May 3. She was released on an appearance ticket and is due in Alabama Town Court on June 5. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Kyle Krzemien.
Ira Leroy Mercer, 72, of Oakwood Road, Rochester, is charged with possession of unstamped cigarettes for sale. At 10:32 p.m. on May 10, Mercer was arrested on Indian Falls Road in Pembroke following a traffic stop. He allegedly possessed unstamped cigarettes that were for sale. He was issued an appearance ticket and is due in Town of Pembroke Court on May 28. The case was handled by Genesee County Sherjiff's Deputy Joshua Brabon, assisted by Jenna Ferrando.
Ramon S. Gilliam, 44, of Main Street, Le Roy, is charged with unlawful possession of marijuana, aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the third degree, and having an uninspected motor vehicle. Gilliam was arrested following a traffic stop for uninspected vehicle at 9:04 a.m. on May 10 on East Main Street Road in Batavia. He is due in Batavia Town Court on May 23. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy James Stack, assisted by Deputy Ryan Young.
Joshua Dale Thomas Jr., 34, of Post Avenue, Rochester, is charged with criminal possession of marijuana in the fourth degree. At 12:29 a.m. on May 11, Thomas was arrested on Route 490 in Le Roy. He was the passenger in a motor vehicle stopped for alleged vehicle and traffic violations. "During the stop criminal indicators were observed which led to a subsequent search of the vehicle and its occupants." Thomas was allegedly found in possession of more than two ounces of marijuana. He was issued an appearance ticket for Town of Le Roy Court and is due there on June 4. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Andrew Mullen.
Thomas Sousa, 55, of 7th Avenue, St. Petersburg, Fla., is charged with unlawful possession of marijuana. At 2:51 a.m. on May 10 on South Lake Road in Bergen, Sousa was arrested after a traffic stop for alleged vehicle and traffic violations, which included failure to keep right. He was issued appearance tickets and is due in Bergen Town Court on June 19. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Andrew Mullen, assisted by Deputy Erik Andre.
Knights cruise to 8-2 victory with early lead to advance to Rotary Championship game
posted by Steve Ognibene in sports, news, batavia, Le Roy, Oakfield, baseball, Annual Batavia Rotary Club High School Baseball Tournament.
Today, the Le Roy Oatkan Knights took on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish to kick off the 21st Annual Batavia Rotary Club High School Baseball Tournament at Dwyer Stadium.
Tim McMullen and Tommy Saunders held the mound for Le Roy, while David Russo and Spencer Misti pitched for Notre Dame.
Giavanni Caccamise, Reece Tresco, Tim McMullen, Kenny Saunders all recorded a hit and RBI, while Ryan Friend had two hits and RBIs to make it 6-1 Le Roy after two. Zachary Cocking had the lone RBI for ND in the first.
Later on in the fifth inning, Tommy Saunders and Austin Saeya came home safely and scored. It was 8-1 Le Roy after five.
Spencer Misti, David Russo, Andrew Moore, all collected hits while Alex Totton had a RBI and hit of his own in the final inning of the game.
Le Roy led ND in hits 9 to 8 and was defensively strong overall only allowing two errors. With Le Roy's 8-2 win they will move on to the championship game at 7 o'clock tonight to face the winner of Oakfield-Alabama and Batavia.
Story and photos by Thomas Ognibene.
To view or purchase photos click here.
Report of car into a building at Burger King in Le Roy
posted by Howard B. Owens in Le Roy, news, accident.
A car has reportedly struck the building at Burger King in Le Roy.
Le Roy fire, Le Roy ambulance and Le Roy PD responding.
No word yet on injuries.
UPDATE 3:20 p.m.: A medic on scene reports the driver is out of the vehicle and minor damage to the building.
UPDATE 3:22 p.m.: The fire chief orders Le Roy's equipment held in quarters and requests code enforcement to the scene.
May 9, 2019 - 3:53pm
Hannah Rosicka of Le Roy inducted into national honor society at SUNY Potsdam
posted by Billie Owens in Milestones, Le Roy.
POTSDAM -- Five SUNY Potsdam students were recently inducted into Pi Sigma Alpha, the national political science honor society, during a ceremony held on May 2.
The inductees included Hannah Rosicka, a Politics major from Le Roy.
In order to be inducted into SUNY Potsdam's chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, students must have attained a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher in politics courses at the College.
SUNY Potsdam's Department of Politics aims to teach, energize, support and inspire students. The facts, theories and skills students learn are designed to help them succeed personally, professionally and as community members and citizens of the world. SUNY Potsdam students pursue the study of politics to prepare for careers in law, government, foreign service, public policy, social action, teaching, business or some combination of these fields. To learn more, visit http://www.potsdam.edu/academics/AAS/Pols.
About SUNY Potsdam:
Founded in 1816, The State University of New York at Potsdam is one of America's first 50 colleges -- and the oldest institution within SUNY. Now in its third century, SUNY Potsdam is distinguished by a legacy of pioneering programs and educational excellence. The College currently enrolls approximately 3,600 undergraduate and graduate students. Home to the world-renowned Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam is known for its challenging liberal arts and sciences core, distinction in teacher training and culture of creativity. To learn more, visit http://www.potsdam.edu.
Law and Order: Thorpe Street man accused of threatening neighbor with handgun
posted by Billie Owens in crime, news, notify, batavia, Le Roy.
Richard L. Bailey, 63, (inset photo right) of Thorpe Street, Batavia, is charged with: second-degree menacing; fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon; and third-degree criminal possession of a weapon. Bailey was arrested after he allegedly was involved in a disturbance at 7:09 p.m. on April 25 wherein he threatened a neighbor on Thorpe Street with what appeared to be a handgun. Following arraignment in Batavia City Court the next morning, he was jailed without bail. He was due in city court again on April 29. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Christopher Lindsay, assisted by Matthew Wojtaszczyk.
William G. Schultz, 45, of Maple Street, Batavia, is charged with criminal mischief -- intentional damage of property, and second-degree criminal trespass -- entering or remaining unlawfully in a dwelling. He was arrested on May 1 after an investigation into an incident that occurred at 2 p.m. on April 21 at Bill's Auto on Evans Street in Batavia. He was arraigned in city court and jailed on $2,500 cash bail or bond. Then at the jail while being processed he was allegedly found in possession of a controlled substance. He was subsequently charged with criminal use of drug paraphernalia in the second degree; criminal possession of a controlled substance in the seventh degree; and introduction of contraband into prison in the second degree. He was due back in city court on May 7. The cases were handled by Batavia Police Officer Miah Stevens, assisted by Officer Marc Lawrence.
April M. Palmer, 33, Lake St., Le Roy, is charged with petit larceny. She was arrested at 4:20 p.m. on April 14 following a shoplifting complaint at the Dollar General on East Main Street in Batavia. She was issued an appearacne ticket and is due in Batavia City Court on May 14. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Peter Post, assisted by Officer Mitchell Cowen.
Ashley B. Farrell, 33, of Summit Street, Batavia, is charged with dog running at large and unlicensed dog. She was arrested at 3:08 p.m. on April 21 after her two dogs were found running at large in the city and they were unlicensed. She is due in city court on May 14 to answer the charges. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Mitchell Cowen.
Samantha R. Jones, 34, of Oak Street, Batavia, is charged with dog running at large. She was arrested at 5:45 p.m. on May 1 on Oak Street. It is alleged that her dog ran at large without a leash onto another person's property. She was issued an appearance ticket for Batavia City Court and is due there on May 14. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Stephen Cronmiller.
Anthony L. Rice, 26, of Post Avenue, Rochester, was located and arrested by New York State Police on a bench warrant out of Batavia City Court. The warrant was issued April 25 after he failed to appear in city court regarding traffic offenses. He was turned over to Batavia PD and processed at headquarters. He was put in GC Jail on $1,000 cash bail or bond and was due in city court May 7. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Felicia DeGroot, assisted by Officer Miah Stevens.
Robert V. Howard Jr., 66, of Lockport Ollcott Road, Lockport, was taken into custody by Batavia police on May 5 from the New York State Police, who had stopped Howard for vehicle and traffic violations in Niagara County. NYPS determined Howard had a bench warrant for his arrest out of Batavia City Court. After his arraignment in city court, he was put in GC Jail or $500 cash bail or bond. He was due in city court again on May 6. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Arick Perkins.
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Rodney Harmon
Rodney Lee Harmon Jr., 42, of Church Street, Elba, is charged with: vehicular assault in the second degree; driving left of pavement markings; moving from lane unsafely; reckless driving, and driving while ability impaired by drugs. At 3:16 p.m. on April 15, after the investigation of a motor-vehicle crash in which the car struck a house on Oak Orchard Road in Batavia, Harmon was arrested. Harmon and his passenger were allegedly involved in a domestic incident while Harmon was driving a Chevy Cruze southbound on Route 98. The vehicle crossed over the hazard warnings into the northbound lane of travel and exited the highway, crashing into the north side of a house. Harmon was transported to Strong Memorial Hospital and evaluated. He was issued an appearance ticket and is due in Town of Batavia Court on May 27. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Jeremy McClellan, assisted by Deputy James Stack.
Wesley Thigpen
Wesley Thigpen, 38, of Vine Street, Batavia, is charged with first-degree sexual abuse. He was arrested on May 1 after an investigation into an incident that occurred in December on Vine Street in Batavia. He turned himself in upon request, was arraigned in Batavia City Court, then released under supervision of Genesee Justice. He is due in court again at 9 a.m. on Thursday, May 23. The case was investigated by Batavia Police Det. Thad Mart.
Christopher T. Sprague, 25, of West Main Street, Batavia, is charged with two counts of third-degree burglary. He was arrested on May 3 for allegedly attempting to burglarize the Salvation Army Thrift Store at 98 Jackson St. in the City of Batavia on Dec. 23. Also on May 3, he was charged with the same crime for allegedly burglarizing Bill's Auto at 101 Evans St. in Batavia. After his arraignment, he was released on his own recognizance but he is in GC jail on other charges. He is due in Batavia City Court on the burglary charges June 6. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Matthew Wojtaszczyk, assisted by Det. Eric Hill.
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Jonathan Wayne Arce, 35, of Wyoming Street, Wyoming, is charged with: driving while intoxicated; DWI -- operating a motor vehicle while having a BAC of .08 percent or higher; moving from lane unsafely. At 7:11 p.m. on May 3 on Francis Road, Bethany, Arce was arrested on these charges. He was issued an appearance ticket and is due in Bethany Town Court on May 21. The case was handled by Genesee County Sheriff's Deputy Mathew Clor, assisted by Sgt. John Baiocco.
Donald G. Cooper, 35, and Christine A. M. Wark, of School Street, Le Roy, were arrested by Le Roy police on May 3 and each was charged with four counts of endangering the welfare of a child, a Class A misdemeanor. Cooper was also charged with unlawful possession of marijuana, a violation. At about 10:30 p.m. on May 3, Le Roy Police Department received a complaint of two young children sitting on the side of the road on Route 19. When patrols arrived, they located two children, ages 8 and 10. Police were able to identify and locate the parents of the children. It was "discovered that the children were allegedly sent out of the residence to burn off some energy while retrieving a discarded item located on the side of the road approximately a half mile from their residence. During the investigation, an unsecured firearm and bullets for the firearm were located in the residence...in a location that was accessible to both children." Paraphernalia for smoking marijuana was also found in the residence, in a location accessible to both children. As a result of the significant disregard for both children's well-being..." both Cooper and Wark were arrested, without incident. After arraignment in Town of Le Roy Court, the defendants were released under supervision of Genesee Justice. They are due back in Town of Le Roy Court on June 4 to answer the charges.
Steven D. Smires, 23, no permanent address, was arrested on May 2 by the Le Roy Police Department and charged with one count of endangering the welfare of a child, a Class A misdemeanor, and one count of unlawful possession of marijuana, a violation. In the same incident, Leah M. Burrus-Stewart, also no permanent address, was arrested and charged with one count of endangering the welfare of a child. At about 11:30 a.m. on May 2, Le Roy PD received a complaint of a subject smoking marijuana in a vehicle with two small children inside. Upon arrival, patrols found Smires and Burrus-Stewart inside along with a 3-year-old child belonging to Burrus-Stewart and a 9-month-old baby that belonged to the couple. Police also allegedly located marijuana and paraphernalia for smoking it inside the vehicle. It was also discovered that the family did not have housing and had been living in the vehicle. Both adults were arrested without incident and Child Protective Services was contacted to assist with the children's care. The couple was arraigned in Le Roy Town Court and jailed in lieu of $750 bail each. They are due back in Le Roy Town Court on June 4 to answer the charges.
Jennifer L. Shaw, 33, of Bank Street, Batavia, is charged with endangering the welfare of a child. Shaw was arrested at 3:10 p.m. on April 22 on West Main Street in Batavia after an investigation of an incident in which she allegedly left two children unattended in a running vehicle in a parking lot. She was issued an appearance ticket and is due in Batavia City Court on Tuesday, May 7. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Felicia DeGroot.
William G. Schultz, 45, of Maple Street, Batavia, is charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance and second-degree criminal use of drug paraphernalia. At 11:15 a.m. Schultz was arrested on Evans Street in Batavia on an unrelated charge. While being searched, he was allegedly found in possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. He was arraigned in Batavia City Court then jailed in lieu of $2,500 cash bail or bond. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Miah Stevens, assisted by Officer Marc Lawrence.
Stanley F. Wenzel, 30, of Hutchins Place, Batavia, is charged with dog running at large. He was arrested on April 26 and is due in city court for arraignment on Tuesday, May 7. It is alleged that on April 7 at 4:28 p.m. a dog that Wenzel was in possession of got loose and attacked another dog on Hutchins Place. Wenzel was issued an appearance ticket. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Christopher Lindsay.
Tiesha Deon Doward, 32, of Prune Street, Batavia, was arrested on May 4 on a warrant out of Batavia City Court after police responded to an incident on Prune Street. They executed a bench warrant that was issued after she failed to appear in court April 24 on a petit larceny case from 2018. Doward was given an appearance ticket and is due in city court on Tuesday, May 7. The case was handled by Batavia Police officers Marc Lawrence and Peter Flanagan.
A 16-year-old who lives in Batavia is charged with unlawful possession of marijuana, a violation. The youth was stopped at 12:22 a.m. on April 20 on West Main Street in Batavia for vehicle and traffic violations. During the traffic stop, the youth was allegedly found in possession of marijuana. The youth was arrested and released to a parent and is due in Batavia City Court on Tuesday, May 7. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Marc Lawrence, assisted by Officer Peter Flanagan.
Paul W. Zeches, 30, of Oak Street, Batavia, was arrested on April 30 when he responded to Batavia Police Department for an unrelated matter. He had an active arrest warrant out of Batavia City Court for an unspecified incident that occurred on Feb. 28, 2017. He was arraigned, he pled guilty and was released. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Miah Stevens, assisted by Officer Marc Lawrence.
Anthony R. Piazza, 28, of Pratt Road, Pembroke, was arrested at 2:15 p.m. on April 30 on a bench warrant out of Batavia City Court. The warrant was issued after he failed to appear in court on a misdemeanor traffic ticket. He was released on his own recognizance and is due in city court May 30. The case was handled by Batavia Police Officer Christopher Lindsay.


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So, according to Lucas, changes in tastes and technologies should be able to explain the main fluctuations in e.g. unemployment that we have seen during the last six or seven decades.
What shocks to tastes and technologies drove the unemployment rate up and down like this in these countries? Not even a Nobel laureate could in his wildest imagination come up with any warranted and justified explanation solely based on changes in tastes and technologies. Lucas is just making himself ridiculous.
The funny things is that the evidence they refer to is related to TFP, and other measures coming from the production function. Jesus Felipe has debunked these results, particularly for the case of Asia, showing that TFP is actually not productivity, but the weighted average of the rate of growth of wages and profits (by definition coming from National Accounts). The degree of ignorance among 'top' economists, including the one that have won the Sveriges Riksbank Prize, is amazing.
"The difficulty lies not so much in developing new ideas as in escaping from old ones".
Lucas is strange. He is a mix of brilliant maverick status quo thinker blended with total nonsense. Go figure!
No, I forgot nothing of the kind, and I still fail to see what the added part would contribute to Lucas' main argument.
Can't there be real shocks beyond tastes & technology? Like policy changes or natural disasters, to pick some obvious examples? I should note that as a layman, I don't see RBC as that relevant for cyclical downturns.
Real science is, at least for me, to (realistically) critically and holistically challenge basic assumptions – over and over again and never ever present findings as a dogma. Further, in real science you don't use words as "believe" or, for commonsense reasons, "convinced".


I'm using Java 1.8 for this excercise. I'm running a java application in my system named test. It is a simple java program (named test.java) that sleeps for 5 minutes.
Simply invoking jcmd without any options shows the available java processes. In the example below, test is my application. sun.tools.jcmd.JCmd is jcmd itself.
Note: You can specify either the process id (pid) or the main class name of the java application in place of the first parameter to the jcmd command. The syntax of jcmd is jcmd <process id|main class name> <command>.
For measuring the heap usage, you use the command 'GC.class_histogram'.
In the above output, first column is the serial number, second column is the number of instances, third column is the size in bytes and fourth column is the class name. The last line shows the total. So, there are 4546 instances occupying ~280KB memory.
Now, let's say I have written some damaging code that creates an integer array of 100,000,000 integers.
As you can see, the heap usage is around 400MB. And the output clearly shows the primitive integer type is taking up all the memory.
So, now you know how to measure heap usage of your java application. jcmd is an easy and effective tool to quickly retrieve the heap usage and top classes eating up Heap. While there is some impact to the JVM, jcmd is worth the try while troubleshooting memory issues.
PS: I have an interesting article titled 5 not so easy ways to monitor the Heap Usage of your Java Application. Check it out.


This group is for serious writers of fiction, non-fiction and memoir, whether you've been published or not (as long as you're committed to your craft and working to get published). We would meet twice a month to provide and/or receive critique and help each other through the publishing process. Dates and location, TBD.
If you're interested in joining, please send an email to Heather at ethno33@hotmail.com and include 1) a writing sample of 2500 to 5000 words (max), 2) a short bio outlining your experience and interest with writing, 3) the name of the book you're reading now, plus the last two you've read.


I only tend to see truck drivers with walkie-talkies these days as I drive past them. With the walkie-talkie smartphone handset, you can join in on that scene too.
The handset plugs in to the headphone port on any smartphone and has a microphone built in to the handset. To talk, you push the button. It has adjustable volume and the ability to pickup and end calls.
The handset requires 2 AAA batteries to run but other than that, its just plug and play.
Available from Perpetual Kid with a price tag of $19.99.


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2. Sign In with your Editor email and password. If you don't have an account, go to Sign Up page and Create your business.
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ONE QUESTION... WHY ?
Why drive the longest road in the world, with limited infrastructure in an Electric Vehicle (EV) only using renewable energy?
WHY THE HELL NOT.
This world is changing, and a lot of it has to do with this ant colony of globalised human beings on the planet.
It's about time more people started taking action.
We KNOW a lot of people are angry with the current system, and we KNOW people feel helpless in their ability to generate change.
But that's just not true.
"History is defined not by individuals and their ideas, but by communities of people driving movements of change.
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Madani's Kitchen is the first gastronomic catering service specialised in Senegalese cooking in the town of Vancouver. Founded in February 2020 by Rokia Koné and chef Ansou Sagna, Madani's Kitchen offers a mixed gastronomy, blending African and international flavours that will dazzle your taste buds! Its founders, who have been immersed in the world of cooking since childhood, dare to offer a rich and varied gastronomy, combining seasonings and spices that enhances the taste of each of their recipes, with natural ingredients, carefully chosen that prioritizes your well-being. Madani's Kitchen targets a clientele originating from the African continent, who are nostalgic about African gastronomy, but also all food lovers who are passionate about Africa and who are particularly interested in its gastronomy and culture. A way above all for Madani's Kitchen to invite all its customers to an unforgettable culinary journey in the heart of Africa.
Madani's Kitchen's mission is to delight your guests and offers you a catering service tailored to your needs for all your events, both private and public, such as cocktail dinners, corporates, events and buffets. From appetizers to main courses, desserts, local juice cocktails, Madan'is Kitchen offers you everything you need for an unforgettable moment. Hot or cold buffets are also offered on a theme chosen by the client to ensure an event that reflects his or her own tastes and personal touch. Your guests will be able to enjoy appetizers such as pastels (fish or meat), accompanied by a delicious tomato and onion sauce, slightly spicy. The service also offers very popular dishes from Africa such as « poulet Yassa » (lemon onion sauce), but also « Thiep bou yap » (Rice with lamb shank) or the famous Senegalese national dish « Thiep bou diene » (Rice with fish). Dishes that will allow everyone to discover the extraordinarily rich and varied culinary art of the African continent.
Until its recent years, African gastronomy was little known internationally. Judged not very gastronomic, too fatty, too spicy, it was the subject of many prejudices. The aim Madani's Kitchen is also to re-establish the letters of nobility of African cooking, which is extraordinarily rich and varied, that the founders of Madani's Kitchen created their brand. Thanks to their in-depth knowledge and experience in customer service, Rokia Kone and her partner Ansou Sagna wish to promote the culinary art of a continent, often forgotten and relegated to the secondary level in the Western world. Madani's Kitchen has therefore set itself the goal of introducing the tasty dishes of the continent in all its diversity and richness, offering fresh and natural products, concocted in a style combining modernity and tradition. Madani's Kitchen is thus a pioneer in its approach, as it is the first gastronomic catering service that wishes to showcase Senegalese cooking in Vancouver. Beyond meat, chicken and fish dishes, the brand also offers seafood dishes and even vegetarian meals. Madani's Kitchen also offers the opportunity to discover local juices, such as Bouye juice (fruit of African Baobab), "bissap" very popular in Senegal, prepared with hibiscus flowers. The « bissap » juice is not only a real delight but it is also recognized for its many health benefits.
In an era where eating well is essential, Madani's Kitchen takes care to select the best fresh foods and ingredients to ensure the well being of its customers. Indeed, the founders attach great importance to fresh local products that give all their flavor to the dishes offered by the brand. Madani's Kitchen is also a service that promotes the values of sharing and conviviality around a good meal. These values are especially important in Africa, particularly in countries such as Senegal, where the "Teranga" (culture of hospitality and sharing) is a deeply rooted tradition. Therefore, beyond a catering and restaurant service (in the future), it is a whole culture that Madani's Kitchen wishes to share with its customers. It is all these humanistic values, where the well-being of the customer counts above all, that the brand embodies, which also strives to promote the African continent and its culture through the culinary art. These are the objectives of Rokia Koné and Chef Ansou, who are part of these entrepreneurs from the African Diaspora, who participate not only in the economic influence of their host country but also of their original country.
Rokia KONE and chef Ansou SAGNA are passionate about African gastronomy. Their complementarity and vision of the culinary art are the basement of Madani's Kitchen creation. Their work is recognized for its professionalism and the originality of their cuisine. With Madani's Kitchen, travel on varied flavors.
Who is Rokia KONE?
Founder of Madani's Kitchen, Rokia Kone has been passionate about culinary art since she was a child. Originally from Mali, the woman who grew up in the Senegalese capital Dakar learned to cook from an early age alongside her mother, who passed on her knowledge and culinary experience. From the age of ten, she already mastered the tasty dishes of Senegal and Mali. After her accounting studies in a field of management, she has been working for ten years in Mali as an administrative et financial Director in a communication agency. She decided to emigrate to Canada in 2009, first in Montreal then in 2012 she moved to Vancouver, where she currently works as an Office Manager at the Maillardville Francophone Society. Despite her full professional experience in management and accounting the passion of cooking has never left her. Becaming aware of her passion for food, she decided to undertake and start her own business. In February 2020, she created Madani's Kitchen, a gourmet catering service specializing in African flavors. She founded it in partnership with chef Ansou Sagna. Currently, the only gourmet catering service in Vancouver, Madani's Kitchen offers cuisine that blends African and international flavors, combining condiments and spices that enhance the taste.
Who is Ansou SAGNA?
Chef Ansou Sagna, from Senegal, has more than 20 years of experience in the world of gastronomy. Passionate since his youth about culinary art, he has managed many kitchens and trained in upscale hotels in the Senegalese capital Dakar, before moving to Canada where he works as a cook in a retirement home. A faultless course that is not surprising for the chef who loves rigor, constancy and is always in search of perfection. If his cuisine is so appreciated it is undoubtedly because the chef Ansou constantly innovates, working in search of new flavors to bring a touch of originality to the dishes he concocts. Chef Ansou also has the particularity of having been a trainer in his country and member of the jury for the organization of the graduation diploma of students in culinary art in Senegal. Just like Rokia Koné, with whom he teamed up to create Madani's Kitchen, his ambition is to promote African culinary art beyond the borders of the continent.
Madani's Kitchen
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The office is managed by an Administrative Director who is appointed by the Chief Justice. The primary responsibilities, inter alia, of the Administrative Director include the facilitation of the daily operations of the court system, developing the administrative structure and systems of the Supreme Court, and assisting in the development and implementation of the vision, values and direction of the Supreme Court of the Virgin Islands. Further, the Administrative Director has the responsibility of coordinating the annual budget presentation of the Virgin Islands Judiciary to the Legislature of the Virgin Islands, serving as legislative liason for the Court, compiling, maintaining and publishing any statistical information and reports produced by the Supreme Court, and coordinating services with other courts, agencies and outside vendors as they relate to the overall operations of the Supreme Office of the Virgin Islands.
The Administrative Director is responsible for the supervision of the professional and non-professional staff in the Office of Administrative Services which includes personnel in the following areas: Bar Admission/Attorney Services, Facilities Management, Financial Services, Human Resources, Information Technology, Judicial Security, Library Services, Property and Procurement Services, Public Information, Records Management, Statistics and Judiciary Reporting for the Supreme Court. The Office of Administrative Services provides assistance to the Supreme Court in the development of emerging issues, including providing staff support for special projects, initiatives, and task forces.


I like aeronautics and space science. I like space science because it has part of aeronautics - sending rockets into space. Also I am curious about space. I want to find out about all the mysteries of Space Science. I wish to make a rocket to reach the stars. I am curious what happened after the universe began? Or does it have beginning or end?
In this vast universe with so many galaxies having millions of stars and millions of planets, can't there be a planet with life? Can it have life /organisms like there are on earth? Can we develop science in such a way that we can explore this?
How did single cellular life evolve from simple molecules? Why can't we explore more about this fascinating subject? Can there be a planet where Mesozoic era is going on when we have Cenozoic era here on earth now? Will life follow same kind of evolution on other planets as it followed on earth? Will life always be oxygen based?
Why are we searching for only oxygen based life on other planets? Can there be a planet on which there is life based on different elements which are not found on earth? Can we develop the science to explore this on other planets?
I am very interested about the subject of colonizing mars. My parents encourage my interest in space science and take me to various science exhibitions, lectures, and education tours. They took me to the National Space and Science Fest in January 2017. When I saw the student volunteers there explaining the charts, and satellite, and space craft models, I wanted to be a volunteer too. For that, my mom told me, "You will have to study hard to know more about space science". I have tried to do that since then.
I went to IUCAA on open science day in Feb 2017. There I saw the Muon detector. I heard about muon for the first time. From the explanation I came to know that when cosmic rays hit the earths' atmosphere, the particles in the rays' breakdown into smaller particles. One of them is muon. These muons are then detected by muon detector. I also saw a small model of LIGO which is used to detect gravitational waves. Gravitational waves are produced when two black holes or neutron stars merge together. As this event is rare, it is very difficult to detect gravitational waves. I was excited to know that India is going to build this LIGO facility for detection of gravitational waves. Few months back, I came to know that 2017 Nobel Prize in physic was given to scientist for gravitational wave detection. My excitement grew when I came to know that gravitational waves created by rare merger of two neutron stars was detected by LIGO in Aug this year. This event was observed by LIGO and other optical telescopes across the world. I am told that the data collected will tell us a lot more about our universe as we now have data of this event across range of optical telescopes and LIGO and comparison will bring out new information about our universe.
At IUCAA I came to know about Aditya L1, which India is going to launch to study the sun and about our participation in 30 meter telescope in Hawaii. I also learnt more about ASTROSAT- that it is the first satellite sent by ISRO to study distant objects in space. I saw the live tracking of ASTROSAT on computer screen as it went around the earth once every 90 minutes.
When I went to ISRO Ahmedabad with IndoScience Education Trust in April 2017, I eagerly searched for ASTROSAT model, but I did not find it there. But there were many scaled models of various satellites such as Chandrayan, Mangalyan, communication satellites, PSLV, etc. And we had discussions with scientists who spend their important time to encourage us and to answer our curious questions. During ISRO, Ahmedabad trip we were encouraged to think deeply about different topics related to space and to ask questions. We discussed about various satellites GSLV mark III, Mark II, Vikas Engine, Cryogenic Engine, fuels used in Rockets, Reusable Vehicles, International space station, and many more. I had many questions to ask which were all answered. In this trip we also went to Science Center in Ahmedabad where we did activities based on various scientific principles making it easy for us to understand these principles. We also saw real dinosaur fossils which was very exciting!
I have to understand more about what I have learned till now and I have to learn many new things. My discussions with my parents, school teachers, and space science classes at Indo Science Education Trust have increased my curiosity to study more about space sciences.
I wish to be a volunteer for 2018 National Space and Science Fest. It would give me chance to learn more about space science and to share it with others.


Back in 2013, I wrote this. Unfortunately, this turns out to be needed again. Sadly. Unfortunately, it seems like a new birther idiot has appeared, this time about Kamala Harris.
One of the stories over the past few years has been the efforts of various Republicans to re-write citizenship laws outlawing "birthright citizenship" to the children born here to undocumented immigrants. The most recent attempt was in January of this year. Each of them has failed, which is why some have even discussed changing the Constitution. Why that? Because they don't have a leg to stand on. I'd like to introduce them to someone.
So what exactly is the theory behind the Kamala Harris birtherism? Her parents hadn't lived in the country 5 years before she was born(?) Does that make any sense at all?
And are these the same guys who think Rafael Cruz's Canadian birth & citizenship is not disqualifying?


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Home Government 'Impossible': Doubts Over Trump's Plan to Defeat World's Bloodiest Gang MS-13
'Impossible': Doubts Over Trump's Plan to Defeat World's Bloodiest Gang MS-13
Sputnik News - Russia
Police in the United States are investigating the murder of a man by members of the notorious MS-13 gang. Sputnik spoke to a gang expert in California who said President Trump would not be able to wipe out MS-13.
A member of the notorious MS-13 gang has been arrested and charged with the brutal murder of a man who was stabbed 100 times, decapitated and had his heart cut out, in a park near Washington DC, Maryland.
BREAKING: MoCo Police say pack of MS-13 members decapitated + stabbed a man 100+ times.
They removed victim's heart + buried it with his body in shallow grave at Wheaton Regional Park.
This is the latest in a rising tide of local MS-13 violence.
***Read Charging Docs Below*** pic.twitter.com/OVSeIVRDDC
— Kevin Lewis (@ABC7Kevin) 22 November 2017
The body of the victim of the latest atrocity, who has not been identified yet, was found in a grave in Wheaton Regional Park in Maryland on September 5.
Miguel "Timido" Angel Lopez-Abrego, 19, was charged with first-degree murder and appeared in court on Wednesday, November 22.
Trump War on MS-13 Is 'Posturing'
President Trump has made several speeches and tweets about MS-13 this year, as has the Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Together, we're going to restore safety to our streets and peace to our communities, and we're going to destroy the vile criminal cartel, #MS13, and many other gangs…
'Hundreds arrested in MS-13 crackdown'https://t.co/Mp268d8RaU pic.twitter.com/mrynwnTuoO
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 17 November 2017
"With more than 10,000 members across 40 states, MS-13 is one of the most dangerous criminal organizations in the United States today. That's why I have ordered our drug trafficking task forces to use every law available to arrest, prosecute, convict, and defund MS-13. And we are getting results," Mr. Sessions said recently.
Wes McBride, executive director of the California Gang Investigators Association, said Mr. Trump's promise to exterminate MS-13 was "posturing."
"It's impossible. It's a nice gesture. We don't in America have the political willpower to do that," Mr. McBride told Sputnik.
He said part of the problem lay with the sanctuary cities policy, which allows illegal immigrants to avoid deportation. Mr. McBride said MS-13 were not as significant on the west coast of the US.
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders stands in front of pictures of MS-13 gang tattoos during a press briefing at the White House in Washington, Thursday, July 27, 2017.
"There are less than 1,000 MS-13 in Los Angeles, out of a total of 85,000 gang members. But there are a lot more MS-13 on the eastern seaboard. Maryland and Virginia are overrun by them. They kill a lot of people and are usually very nasty in the way they do it," said Mr. McBride told Sputnik, who worked in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for 36 years.
"No matter how nasty or evil they are we can't deport them. They are protected in their sanctuary cities. We send a few hundred back every year but it's not enough," Mr. McBride told Sputnik.
He said he was supportive of President Trump's efforts to deport criminals, but he said it needed to be part of a "toolbox" of policies to tackle gang culture at its root.
"Until you get a comprehensive program it's very difficult. We can lock them up until the cows come home but you can't arrest your way out of this. We need social programs," said Mr. McBride.
The weak illegal immigration policies of the Obama Admin. allowed bad MS 13 gangs to form in cities across U.S. We are removing them fast!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 18 April 2017
"You have to look at why they join MS-13. They don't come here with a basis in education or any job training. They often come independent of parents and rely on their homeboys. They can't get decent jobs so out of desperation they join the gangs. They come from a gang culture and they don't stand a chance of being here if they are illegals. We need to look at things like their illiteracy and lack of parenting," said Mr. McBride.
El Salvador Roots, Bloodthirsty Gang Culture
Most members of the MS-13 (Mara Salvatrucha) gang are from El Salvador — where it was founded in the 1980s — Honduras or Nicaragua, although many are second or third generation immigrants. Many have returned to the US having been deported in the 1990s.
AP Photo/ Charles Krupa
Weapons on display at the U.S. Attorney's office following the arrests of gang members in Boston, Friday, Jan. 29, 2016. Authorities say they have charged 56 members of the MS-13 gang in and around Boston. The gang is notoriously violent and known for using machetes to kill victims. According to court documents, in 2012, MS-13 became the first and remains the only street gang to be designated by the U.S. government as a "transnational criminal organization."
Asked why they were so ruthless and bloodthirsty, Mr. McBride claimed it was part of their Latin American culture.
AP Photo/ Pablo Martinez Monsivais
International Gang MS-13 'Prime Target' in Pending House Immigration Bills
"Look at what the Mexican cartels are doing, all that beheading. And then there's the Colombian necktie. It's not new. It's just new to our culture. Part of the reason they do it is to send a message. In some of these places they come from it's the only way to survive," Mr. McBride told Sputnik.
Victim Found in a Shallow Grave
Court documents seen by the Washington Post suggested the victim, who was buried in a shallow grave, may have been murdered several months earlier.
It is not clear what he had done to trigger the enmity of the MS-13. He may have simply been a member of a rival gang — like Barrio 18.
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Aug 07, 2017· Fresh and Aromatic Homemade Sambar Powder… A Grounded Blend of Roasted Spices and Lentils…!! Many of you know what Sambar is and would have either prepared it at home or cherished it at your favorite Indian restaurant. While cooking at home, most of us would have used a store bought Sambar powder, but have you ever given a thought of its ingredients or how it was made?
In a large kadhai or wok, over medium heat, heat the oil. When hot but not smoking, slide in the bengal gram, toor dal, asafoetida powder and whole red chillies, and saut é for just 10 seconds before adding the coriander seeds. Stir continuously for about 2 minutes.
The Homemade Sambar Powder is the most basic and important ingredient in making "Sambar". This spiced powder is made with a blend of roasted coriander seeds, toor dal, chana dal, fenugreek seeds, mustard seeds and few more which adds to this unique taste and exemplifies the taste sambar.
The aroma of homemade sambar powder is the measure of how good your sambar/huLi turns out to be. Generally all ingredients are dry roasted individually and slowly in heated heavy pans/kadais. But here I have given a simple and easy method all done at once.
May 22, 2017· Sambar masala powder recipe – Sambar is one of the most delicious South Indian foods often served as a side with rice and vegetable stir fry. There are different kinds of sambhar made like tiffin or hotel sambar, udupi sambar, arachuvitta sambar etc. Sambar masala powder is the main ingredient that adds aroma and taste to the dish.
Sambar powder is one of the flavorful ingredient to make Sambar, a popular south Indian lentil based gravy. Each home has their own signature recipe for the sambar pwd. Here, I share my mom's version, which we usually prepare at our home.
Jul 25, 2009· sambar is a south indian lentil and vegetable stew made with lentils, tamarind and a unique spice blend called sambar powder. a basic sambar recipe will have a mix or one or two types of vegetables along with lentils, tamarind, sambar powder and a few spices.
Directions. In a kadai put the oil and roast all the ingredients (except turmeric and asafetida) individually on a very low flame. Finally mix all the fried items in the same kadai and add asafetida and turmeric powder and once again mix well.
At our home it is usually pappu chaaru and I make sambar powder only when I make sambar for the blog. I am thinking of stocking up sambar powder since Gayathri gave us some during the meet. I used it in subzi and it gave a nice flavor to the vegetable.
To make sambar, you need at least 5 ingredients, which you can buy at an Indian grocery store: masoor dal (red lentils) or toor dal (pigeon peas), sambar powder, tamarind paste, black mustard seeds, and curry leaves; turmeric is a sixth optional ingredient.
Nothing can beat a homemade spice mix. Perfect combinations of warm spices that adds great authentic flavor to sambar without adding too much heat. A thought always crosses our minds – why bother to make homemade when we can find one in stores?
OK, so onto the recipe. I think it is a no brainer that to make good Sambar, one of the key ingredients is the Sambar podi or powder. I am sure every south indian sambar making has their own recipe to make Sambar Podi.
If the sambar masala is readily available at home, sambar can be prepared very quickly. With this powder, you can prepare variety of sambar such as tiffin sambar, drumstick sambar, pumpkin sambar, brinjal sambar etc.
Oct 25, 2015· sambar powder recipe with step by step photos – fresh, aromatic, homemade sambar powder made with roasted spices. many readers had requested for sambar powder recipe. so finally adding the method and recipe for making sambar powder at home. the recipe is from my mom and gives a really good sambar masala. you can also check this aromatic mysore sambar powder recipe.
Below in next two paragraphs, I explain in a simple way how to prepare Sambar with Sambar Powder. I usually prepare Sambar daily at home, by adding different Vegetables with Toor Dal. We South Indians usually use Coconut to the Sambar or Huli.
Homemade Sambar Powder Recipe with step by step photos.South Indian style homemade sambar podi gives a wonderful aromatic flavor to the sambar or any veg kuzhambu/curry ever.There is no added any artificial flavors or any preservatives to make this homemade sambar powder.
Sambar powder Recipe in 2 versions with bulk and small quantity.In this post, I have discussed "How to prepare Sambar powder at home". Every South Indian family has their own version of homemade sambar powder.


I am having issue with getting my NVMe RAID 0 array in Windows 10 install even though I am loading the driver.
The RAID 0 consists of 2 Samsung 970 PRO 512 GB NVMe drives, mounted on a Zenith Extreme motherboard flashed with the latest BIOS firmware. Used the latest download on Windows 10 ISO.
I set up my RAID 0 in the RAIDXpert Utility in the BIOS, everything looked good. I proceed with loading Windows 10 x64 Pro OS install, when I get to the drives, both NVMe's show up there.
I then proceed to load the rcbottom driver, it loads pretty fast, both NVMes dissapear ofc, then I proceed with loading the rcraid driver. It takes roughly 7 minutes to load and, to my surprise, no virtual drive is showing after it finished. I figured that maybe it also needed the rccfg driver, which I load, and still no virtual drive. If I try loading rcraid a second time, I then get a blue screen on the Windows install.
I then installed Windows 10 on my 3rd 2TB 970 Evo NVMe. After installing RAIDXpert2, the drivers get installed, I then reboot and, surprise, the RAID0 virtual drive appears, so not really sure why it won't work during the Windows 10 Install.
Same problem, MSI MEG X399 Creation. During the windows installation, I can load the bottom driver, but loading the storport driver takes forever until I get a DRIVER PNP WATCHDOG error which results in a blue screen during the windows install and a reboot. I suspect its not playing nice with the Windows 10 1809 recovery, or maybe my configuration (1 M2 drive on the motherboard, 4 in the MSI expander card). I've double checked all the settings (i.e. setting the m2 expander to 4x-4x-4x-4x mode instead of 16x, etc).
I am trying to setup the single M2 as a boot drive and a giant RAID 0 for the other 4 drives.
The BIOS sees the arrays just fine. I tried leaving the 4 drives unassigned and setup just the single M2 drive as a boot drive but the storport driver install just hangs.
I can confirm what you said, I luckily had an older version ISO (1703 to be precise), and the drivers worked like a charm. The question now is, is there something wrong with the drivers that make them not work with the new Windows 10 recovery, or is the issue with the recovery itself and does not accept the drivers/mishandles them?
I believe it is getting hung trying to initialize one of the 8 storport devices. If I trick windows into installing to the boot drive in legacy mode then do the right click inf install of the raid bottom, storport, and config drivers and reboot, the raid is visible and working, but also gets the shutdown bug where the system won't power down on a shutdown. I was mostly interested in benchmarking the system at the time. (x399 raid vs windows software raid vs highpoint raid card).
The first time I did this I accidentally loaded out of date AMD raid drivers, and updating the drivers in the control panel one at time was working until I hit the 5th storport device (which AFAIK was unmapped to any array or legacy drive at the time, only 0 and 1 were setup and in use at the time and updated without issue). In this instance the device manager never returned from the install step or even timed out, and I had to hold the power button down to shut off the machine.
The October update you are referencing is version 1809, the issue I ( cannot say for certain if it's the same version for mrzoner) was explaining is happening with version 1803, which is not having those problems. So the issue here is, it looks like the drivers are not fully compatible with Windows 10 1803 recovery (they have no issue with the installed Windows 10 1803), whilst they are fully compatible with the 1703 version recovery for example.
I have solved this in a rather convoluted way, but the only way I could think of in the circumstances. I installed Windows on a separate SATA SSD. Once installed, I was able to load the AMD RAID drivers and have Windows recognise the array. I then cloned the Windows installation on the SSD onto the array, and then amended the size of the partition on the array. A long way around. What is desperately needed is for Windows Recovery to properly handle the drivers in the first place.
I'm attempting similar thing, used the windows media creation tool to usb flash drive, with the amd raid drivers. In my case i wanted clean os install, but wanted to preserve prior windows in case it didnt succeed.
I have gigabyte x399 gaming 7 F11e bios, 5 samsung (1 evo 960 and 4 evo 970) in the raidxpert (with CSM disabled now and i needed 4x4x4x4x on my pcie for hyper m.2 so i now see the raidxpert2 config bios and no nvme config) - had to actually delete the 4 raid volumes it created itself somehow, and recreate a single 4 ssd raid 0 there. older windows was on the older ssd (no raid drivers), so i left that alone, so I could continue to boot it. But problem comes when now trying to clean install win10 os and getting blue screen upon loading the storport raid controller driver in the newinstall/recover load drivers as the gigabyte board manual states. it loads rcbtoom driver normal (10 seconds) goes back to screen with volumes (which all disappeared at that point), but trying f6 the load option again for the storport it shows up in list, and hangs (maybe 3 minutes) before finally blue screen or in this last case just findally came back after 5 minutes with no volumes listsed at all (we couldnt find any drives).
The first attempt was with gigabits drivers, VERSION: RC-9.1.0-00018 12/5/2017. I then downloaded the amd version from amd site Revision: 9.02.00.087 Built date: 09/18/2018. but it's hanging the same way. the New Windows 10 from dlc seems to have dates of 10/29/19. (whichis after the amd drivers dates, probably not relevant to the problem). I forgot to mention I had a SATA magnetic hard drive raid 0 in there as well for data (and bios has sata raid enabled, not ahci). I did see that blue screen with watchdog error description when the drivers failed.
It got interesting when I tried removing my prior windows ssd (evo 960), just in case it was seeing that. suddenly it loaded the amd's storport driver, and populated the volume list, finding my unallocated 2 tb evo 970 array. and i was able to set it for win10 and continue install. I hope this helps other troubleshoot, but sounds like there is somethign going on with driver and backward compatiblity if it sees old windows drive. However after it copied files, it didnt boot , purple with mouse cursor and a hang :-/ then pressed reset and it started "Getting Ready", (breathe relief). then another reboot! (holding breath for spinning circles and laughing i'm old enough to remember hour glasses and please wait messages while it takes forever to say youre good to go). and then it says just a moment which is a good sign that you'll see the final "Hi!" and then "this might take several minutes"
After trying crystalmarks benchmark i'm only seeing 4124MB/s sequential read.. which sounds like the single drive speed of an 970evo, i was expecting at least a few times that. switching M.I.T. misc bios setting for slots from auto to gen3, seemed to improve to 5613 read, 5159 write, i can live with that i guess, I was just trying to evaluate if raid 0 was worth the trouble (it is at least to consilidate to 2TB).
I am having a similar problem. I have an X399 Taichi mb running the latest BIOS P3.50 The system has a Samsung 960 SSD for OS & apps and an internal RAID 0 of 4x 4TB hdds for data. Everything was working under Windows 1709. During an update to Windows 1809 the system crashed badly and was unrecoverable. I then installed Windows 1809 from a USB drive to the SSD drive. The installation went fine and the system booted but the internal RAID was not recognized by Windows.
After the fresh OS install the Device Manager showed 3 "unknown devices." When I tried to update these I was able to update the first two to storport controllers, but when I updated the 3rd unknown device the system crashed. I repeated this several times, as did a Microsoft tech support person.
I then did a clean install of Windows 1709 from my original install disk thinking the problem might be with the 1809 update. The OS installed fine and the system booted but the RAID still does not appear, and when I try to update the "unknown devices" I get the same crash.
Going into the BIOS setup, when I boot the system into RAID mode, the RAID shows up and shows the drives associated with the RAID and shows everything supposedly normal. When I boot the system in AHCI mode all the individual internal drives show up and appear to be working.
When I run a data recovery program on the system, the hard drives in the RAID show up and I can access the files on them, but the recovered files are unusable since the original files were spread across all of the drives in the RAID. All I can recover are the file fragments on each individual drive. But it proves that the drives are running and that the data is still on the drives. The problem is that I cannot get Windows to recognize the RAID.


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Sean Payton Rumors: Eagles reportedly expected to pursue Saints coach if he becomes available
A Super Bowl winning coach may be on the market.
By Dave Mangels@Southern_Philly Jan 3, 2016, 9:16pm EST
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Should the New Orleans Saints and head coach Sean Payton part ways on Monday, the Philadelphia Eagles will reportedly pursue him for their vacant head coaching job, per Paul Domowitch of the Daily News:
Eagles will pursue Sean Payton if he parts ways with Saints Monday, league sources say. My column will be on https://t.co/K1yOt5AXOg shortly
— Paul Domowitch (@pdomo) January 4, 2016
Payton, 52, has coached the Saints since 2006, winning the Super Bowl in 2009, compiling an 87-57 regular season record with three division titles and a 6-4 record in the playoffs. His first and last playoff wins both came against the Eagles, in 2006 and in 2013.
Payton's fate will be determined on Monday when he meets with General Manager Mickey Loomis, according to Fox's Jay Glazer. Payton, partially constrained by the Saints poor cap management that saw them forced to trade Jimmy Graham and Ben Grubbs in this offseason and Darren Sproles last season, has gone 7-9 in the past two years, and with a decision looming as to what to do with Drew Brees' 2016 cap hit of $30 million, the Saints may decide to move on from the duo that has brought them unprecedented success in New Orleans.
Should Payton be fired, he would immediately be at or near the top of the everyone's wish list. Under Payton, the worst the Saints have finished in points scored has been 12th, their lowest yardage ranking has been 6th. Five times the Saints have finished first in the league in yards and twice in points, and under Payton Drew Brees led the league in passing five times and in touchdowns four times, including a then-record 5,476 passing yards in 2011.
Payton has Eagles connections, he was Ray Rhodes' QB coach in 1997 and 1998 before becoming QB coach and then offensive coordinator for the Giants, making the Super Bowl in 2000, and then joining Bill Parcells staff in Dallas as offensive coordinator and assistant head coach in 2003, where he remained until being named Saints head coach.
As sterling as his accomplishments are, Payton does carry some controversy. He was suspended for the entire 2012 season after it was discovered that Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams put bounties on opposing players and that Payton was involved in an attempted coverup of it. And in 2010 the Saint were sued by their former director of security, who alleged that Payton and his trusted lieutenant Joe Vitt, the team's linebackers and assistant head coach (who coincidentally Payton met when both were members of the Eagles staff), stole Vicodin from the team's supply. The lawsuit was settled out of court and no formal charges were filed.
There may also be football complications for the Eagles. As a Super Bowl-winning coach Payton brings an enormous amount of clout, and in New Orleans he already has final say over all personnel. General Manager Mickey Loomis handles the salary cap and overall business operations, a set up that the Eagles had under Chip Kelly. With Jeffrey Lurie returning to a more traditional structure where the coach does not have final say, persuading Payton to lose such power could be a difficult sell.
For now though Payton remains the head coach of the Saints, and following a meeting with the owner may remain so for 2016. But should hit the market the Eagles are expected to have interest, so the situation is very much worth keeping an eye on.
UPDATE: Domo's article also mentions the Eagles desire John Harbaugh, but there's no indication the Ravens are going to move on from him. Domo also confirms the Eagles' interest in Chiefs offensive coordinator Doug Pederson.
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Q: GCC fails to compile OpenMP offloading to GPU I'm using GCC 9.3 on Ubuntu 20.04. I want to offload the famous SAXPY example to GPU using OpenMP. I installed GCC's offloading capabilities by sudo apt install gcc-9-offload-nvptx . Then compiled the following code by g++ -fopenmp main.cpp:
int main()
{
    const size_t kNumel = 999999;

    float x[kNumel];
    float y[kNumel];

    for (size_t i=0 ;i <kNumel; i++)
    {
        x[i] = i;
        y[i] = i;
    }

    const float kCoef = 1.23f;

    #pragma omp target teams distribute parallel for
    for (size_t i=0; i < kNumel; i++)
    {
        y[i] = kCoef*x[i] + y[i];
    }

    return 0;
}

BUT it doesn't compile and shows this error:
to1: error: '-fcf-protection=full' is not supported for this target
mkoffload: fatal error: x86_64-linux-gnu-accel-nvptx-none-gcc-9 returned 1 exit status
compilation terminated.
lto-wrapper: fatal error: /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/9//accel/nvptx-none/mkoffload
returned 1 exit status
compilation terminated.
/usr/bin/ld: error: lto-wrapper failed
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status

I added -fno-stack-protector but the same error is reproduced.

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Global elections, protests, uprisings, nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) and opposition movements. These are the things we are told are the manifestations of grassroots aspirations.
In reality, for good or for bad, there is nothing grassroots about them. Money and special interests drive them, be it interests within a nation, or well beyond their borders.
The "Soros Leaks," a deluge of documents regarding George Soros' Open Society Foundation (usually just called Open Society), reveal the role of Soros' money and the special interests he himself represents meddling in all of the above, and much more.
Billionaire investor George Soros lost a challenge to his 2002 insider trading conviction, with the European Court of Human Rights saying French market regulations were clear enough to hold him responsible.
France didn't violate Soros's rights in punishing him criminally for trading on inside information about Societe Generale SA in spite of the market regulator's conclusion that its rules were unclear, the Strasbourg, France-based court said.
The case illustrates that Soros is willing, even eager to use his power and influence to enrich himself, at the expense of both ethics and the rule of law. If he is knowingly violating financial laws to enrich himself, what laws, ethics and principles of national sovereignty is he violating through his vast network of geopolitical power brokering?
From manipulating elections in Eastern Europe, to pouring funds into Asian opposition groups, to even pouring cash into many of the prominent media organisations the West has built its reputation up upon, Soros' Open Society has been involved.
In many cases this cash and Open Society's involvement is not mentioned, leading to the impression that many of those operating in his interests are driven by "principles" and "grassroots" aspirations. In reality, Soros and his Open Society constitutes a monumental conflict of interests, mass-producing "astroturf" laid over to smother grassroots globally.
Those stitched into this artificial fabric being laid over the planet forfeit their legitimacy by taking cash from Open Society.
The Duran's article, "George Soros' NGOs exposed manipulating EU elections in 2,500 document hack from DC Leaks," reveals how Open Society has infiltrated and co-opted countless organisations involved in European elections.
The Hungarian Billionaire and his NGOs wield immense power, and the documents that are being shared by DC Leaksshow how Soros topples governments and incites civil wars so he can make huge financial profits.
This is an immense trove of Soros NGO minutes, white papers, excel budgets, and media plans that details how Soros and his NGOs run governments and financial institutions from behind the curtain.
Even if one were to propose Soros and Open Society's motives were legitimate, the fact that he, Open Society and the vast network of NGOs they collectively influence hold such an overwhelming monopoly over Europe's (and other regions of the planet's) electoral process constitutes an alarming conflict of interest with vast potential for impropriety from the very top of this network all the way down to its lowest levels.
But to propose that an organisation holds legitimate motives, when it seeks to manipulate elections that are supposed to solely reflect the interests of the electorate and the electorate alone, is a problematic proposition to make to begin with.
The entire premise of a nongovernmental organisation (NGO) is that it is independent from both governments and special interests. They are supposed to represent the communities they are founded in, not a foreign billionaire and his network of sociopolitical manipulation.
Again, just as The Duran pointed out in regards to elections, Open Society's monopoly over the world's NGOs is as alarming as it is inappropriate. In Thailand alone, virtually every opposition NGO in the country is co-funded by the US National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and Soros' Open Society.
Many times, NGOs feeling cornered regarding their US government funding, will not list it, preferring to be linked instead to the more "nongovernmental" Open Society. In reality, Open Society represents precisely the same interests the US NED does, which is why they often work in tandem globally.
Prachatai, Thai Netizen, Cross Cultural Foundation, and as the leaks reveal, even the Foreign Correspondents' Club of Thailand (FCCT) (through their Linking Young Media Associates and Activists in Southeast Asia program) have all received money from or have been in direct association with Open Society.
The FCCT's funding through Open Society is even more troubling, as the FCCT represents a collection of Western media organisations including the BBC, Reuters, AFP, AP and many more. This means that in addition to much of the inherent bias already associated with the Western media itself, there is evidence that organisations are directly involved in funding and manipulating their coverage as well.
The FCCT has never openly declared this extra funding (or any funding) revealing itself as opaque and as involved in impropriety as it claims of the many institutions it reports on in Thailand.
Claiming that a centralised Western organisation is capable of fostering "independent journalism" worldwide is problematic even at face value. The entire concept of the term "independent" revolves around the notion that an organisation's capabilities, funding and support stands entirely independent of outside special interests.
To see Open Society so deeply involved in "training" young people around the world to be "independent journalists" is contradictory. It appears more to be the case that Open Society is training legions of young people around the world to be the sort of journalists that benefit Open Society and the Western special interests it represents. This explains the concerted narratives that echo around the world from both prominent Western media organisations and the vast network of Open Society and NED-funded media organisations located within foreign nations.
Reading through the thousands of documents leaked from Open Society reveals a massive, global organisation serving Western interests and imposing Western networks and influence upon the entire planet. From education to law enforcement, from legal matters to the media and even elections, Open Society represents a modern-day version of the administrative networks that served as the socioeconomic circulatory and regulatory system of the British Empire.
More than just a navy and an army, the British Empire also extended its power and influence across the world, as well as extracted the wealth from the world through a similar administrative network.
The very idea of a centralised network such as Open Society or its counterparts (US NED, USAID, UK DFID, and others) exerting influence into foreign nations regarding education, elections, the media and political opposition would be unthinkable were it Russia or China exerting such influence back toward the West.
No nation anywhere, within international law and norms, has any right or entitlement to "administratively colonise" another nation. The activities of George Soros, his Open Society and all of the Western networks conducting similar activities globally, now lay bare for the world to see.
Much of what we were told was "grassroots activism" is really special interests centred around Wall Street, London, Washington and Brussels merely posing as such.
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Q: Example direct sum of injective modules is not injective We knew that a direct product of injective modules is injective but a infinite direct sum need not be. I searched many article about this problem, and all most given a counter-example is: the Bass-Papp Theorem. So, is there a easy example about that, meaning, over $Z, Q...$
Thanks for regarding my question!