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Johnson City, Tenn. -- East Tennessee State University football head coach Paul Hamilton and his staff announced today that 18 players have signed National Letters of Intent to join the Buccaneer football program for the 2001 season.
"I feel weve addressed the immediate needs for our football team for next fall," Hamilton said. "We have continued to build depth throughout our football program. We are extremely pleased with the talented local players that decided to stay home and be part of ETSU football. That has always been a goal of our staff since we came to ETSU. I also feel that the addition of I-A and junior college transfers will give us an opportunity to continue to strengthen our football program over the next several years."
The 18-player class includes 11 freshmen and seven transfers. Among the incoming freshmen are several local prep stars. Adonis Johnson (Dobyns-Bennett HS/Kingsport, Tenn.) earned All-State honors and was the Tennessee Sports Writers Offensive Back of the Year in 2000. His teammate, Gerald Sensabaugh, made 42 catches for 480 yards and seven touchdowns last season.
Tight end Adam Morgan (Tennessee HS/Blountville, Tenn.) earned All-Northeast Tennessee honors while leading a rushing attack that set a school record for yards. Wide receiver Marcus Bragg (Morristown East HS/Morristown, Tenn.) compiled over 1,500 receiving yards during his final two seasons. Johnson Citys Corey Jones (Science Hill HS) earned All-Northeast Tennessee honors after making 77 tackles as a linebacker during his senior season.
Offensive linemen Nathan Anderson (Salem HS/Salem, Va.) and Jamie Owenby (Belton-Honea Path HS/Belton, S.C.) both earned All-State honors in 2000. Defensive backs Primus Glover (Effingham County HS/Springfield, Ga.) and Jacobe Jones (Lexington HS/Lexington, S.C.) will also join the squad. Glover earned All-State honors while Jones was a two-time All-Region selection last season. Linebacker Daren Wilson (Georgetown HS/Georgetown, S.C.) made 131 tackles as a senior, including nine tackles for loss and three sacks. His teammate, wide receiver Brian Matthews, caught 22 passes for 474 yards and eight touchdowns.
Four of the seven transfers are already on campus and will participate in spring drills. Running back Ahmad Ashkar (Leavenworth, Kan.), linebacker Marco Bryant (Morganton, N.C.), defensive lineman Zach Fussell (Cocolova, Tenn.) and quarterback Jatavis Sanders (Stone Mountain, Ga.) are already attending ETSU. Jatavis' brother, Kerrick Sanders (Stone Mountain, Ga.), is a defensive back that is currently attending N.C. State but will join the Bucs next year.
Two transfers from Los Angeles Valley College -- Justin Reiner and Marlo Vinson -- are linebackers that will attend ETSU during the 2001-02 school year.
The Bucs open spring practice on March 28 and the annual spring game will be played on April 21. ETSU opens the 2001 season on September 1 at Pittsburgh.
2001 Recruiting Class
* Nathan Anderson Fr. 6-3 285 OL Salem High School/Salem, Va.
* Ahmad Ashkar R-Fr. 5-11 205 RB/DB Nebraska/Immaculata Prep High School/Leavenworth, Kan.
* Marcus Bragg Fr. 6-3 190 WR Morristown East High School/Morristown, Tenn.
* Marco Bryant Jr. 6-2 225 LB North Carolina/Morganton High School/Morganton, N.C.
* Zach Fussell R-Fr. 6-4 275 DL Mississippi/Evangelical Christian High School/Cocolova, Tenn.
* Primus Glover Fr. 6-3 185 DB Effingham County High School/Springfield, Ga.
* Adonis Johnson Fr. 5-8 175 RB Dobyns-Bennett High School/Kingsport, Tenn.
* Corey Jones Fr. 6-0 220 LB Science Hill High School/Johnson City, Tenn.
* Jacobe Jones Fr. 6-0 185 DB Lexington High School/Lexington, S.C.
* Brian Matthews Fr. 6-2 195 WR Georgetown High School/Georgetown, S.C.
* Adam Morgan Fr. 6-8 230 TE Tennessee High School/Blountville, Tenn.
* Jamie Owenby Fr. 6-3 270 OL Belton-Honea Path High School/Belton, S.C.
* Justin Reiner Jr. 6-0 240 LB Los Angeles Valley College
* Kerrick Sanders Jr. 5-11 185 DB N.C. State/Stone Mountain High School/Stone Mountain, Ga.
* Jatavis Sanders Jr. 6-0 178 QB N.C. State/Stone Mountain High School/Stone Mountain, Ga.
* Gerald Sensabaugh Fr. 6-2 185 WR Dobyns-Bennett High School/Kingsport, Tenn.
* Marlo Vinson Jr. 6-3 227 LB Los Angeles Valley College
* Daren Wilson Fr. 6-2 212 LB Georgetown High School/Georgetown, S.C.
NATHAN ANDERSON * 6-3, 285 * Offensive Lineman * Salem HS/Salem, Va.
Served as captain during senior season at Salem High School ... earned All-State honors ... led team in pancake blocks ... helped lead team to three consecutive state championships ... benches 350, squats 425 and dead lifts 675 ... ranked No. 2 in Virginia in wrestlings heavyweight division.
AHMAD ASHKAR * 5-11, 205 * Running Back/Safety * Nebraska/Immaculata Prep/Leavenworth, Kan.
An invited walk-on at Nebraska that transferred to ETSU last year ... earned All-State honors as a senior ... two-time All-League honoree ... earned Kansas City All-Metro and Kansas Shrine Bowl honors ... set school records for touchdowns, total yards and all-purpose yards ... earned four varsity letters for head coach Todd Leonard at Immaculata Prep ... rushed for 2,018 yards and 36 touchdowns ... compiled 3,000 all-purpose yards in 11 games ... led team to 8-3 record and berth in State semifinals.
MARCUS BRAGG * 6-3, 190 * Wide Receiver * Morristown East HS/Morristown, Tenn.
Made 45 catches for 753 yards during senior season ... scored seven touchdowns ... compiled over 1,500 receving yards in final two seasons ... timed at 4.5 in the 40 ... played for head coach and father Walt Bragg ... Walt Bragg coached at ETSU from 1981-86 ... high school teammate of Buc standout wide receiver Cecil Moore.
MARCO BRYANT * 6-2, 225 * Linebacker * North Carolina/Morganton, N.C.
Redshirted freshman season at North Carolina ... played defensive back at Morganton High School for head coach Tim McMahon ... earned All-Conference and All-Region three times ... made 38 solo and 43 assisted (81 total) as a senior ... also recorded seven tackles for loss, including four sacks ... made 166 tackles, nine sacks and seven interceptions during final two years at Morganton ... led squad to 9-4 record and second round of the playoffs in 1997.
ZACH FUSSELL * 6-4, 275 * Defensive Lineman * Mississippi/Cocolova, Tenn.
Transferred from Ole Miss ... A four-year letterwinner for head coach Jim Heinz at Evangelical Christian High School ... earned Tennessee Mr. Football for defensive linemen ... earned All-State and All-Metro honors ... earned distinguished Christian Athlete award ... led team to 1999 Division II-A State Championship and undefeated 13-0 record.
PRIMUS GLOVER * 6-3, 185 * Safety * Effingham County HS/Springfield, Ga.
Earned Georgia All-State honorable mention honors at linebacker ... served as team captain during senior season ... earned best defensive back in the County following junior and senior seasons ... as a sophomore, earned High School Football Player of the Week.
ADONIS JOHNSON * 5-8, 175 * Running Back * Dobyns-Bennett HS/Kingsport, Tenn.
Earned Tennessee Sports Writers Association 2000 Offensive Back of the Year ... earned All-State and All-Northeast Tennessee honors ... rushed for 1,808 yards and 31 touchdowns during senior season ... led Dobyns-Bennett to a 12-2 record and a state semifinal berth in 2000 ... earned Knoxville News Sentinel Player of the Year in 1999 ... rushed for 3,648 yards on 403 carries (9.05 yards/rush) in prep career ... scored 354 points (58 touchdowns) at D-B ... played for head coach Graham Clark.
COREY JONES * 6-0, 220 * Linebacker * Science Hill HS/Johnson City, Tenn.
Earned All-Northeast Tennessee honors ... made 77 tackles, including one for loss during senior season ... had two pass breakups and two fumble recoveries in 2000 ... served as team captain for head coach John Bowles ... also started at center.
JACOBE JONES * 6-0, 185 * Safety * Lexington HS/Lexington, S.C.
Earned All-Region honors a s a junior and senior ... earned All-Midland honors in 2000 ...played for head coach Jimmy Satterfield ... led team in interceptions as a senior ... led team in tackles final two seasons ... earned most valuable defensive back in 1999 and 2000 ... played in the North/South All-Star game in 2000.
BRIAN MATTHEWS * 6-2, 195 * Wide Receiver * Georgetown HS/Georgetown, S.C.
Earned All-Region and All-County honors as a senior ... caugh 22 passes for 474 yards (21.5 yards/catch) ... made eight touchdown receptions ... had 26 tackles and four interceptions on defense ... for his career, he made 87 tackles and had seven interceptions as a free safety ... earned three varsity letters for Coach Cribb.
ADAM MORGAN * 6-8, 230 * Tight End/Defensive End * Tennessee HS/Blountville, Tenn.
Earned Second Team All-Northeast Tennessee honors ... earned All-State honorable mention honors ... a two-time All-Conference honoree ... caught 10 passes for 155 yards and two touchdowns ... a three-year starter ... helped team set school record for rushing yards in a season ... led team to second round of state playoffs in 2000.
JAMIE OWENBY * 6-3, 270 * Offensive Lineman * Belton-Honea Path HS/Belton, S.C.
Played on the South Carolina Shrine Bowl team ... a four-year letterwinner for head coach Wayne Green ... a two-time All-Region honoree ... earned All-State honors ... served as a team captain durin g senior season ... led team to 12-1 record and the third round of the AAA playoffs in 2000.
JUSTIN REINER * 6-0, 240 * Linebacker * Los Angeles Valley College
KERRICK SANDERS * 5-11, 185 * Defensive Back * North Carolina State/Stone Mountain, Ga.
Did not appear in any games for North Carolina State last season ... played at New Mexico Military Institute for two years ... made six interceptions and 28 pass break-ups ... recorded 55 tackles (33 solo) ... invited to the National JUCO All-Star Game after leading team to a 9-2 record and a bowl win ... played for head coach Bill Harris at Stone Mountain High School ... made two interceptions during senior season ... timed at 4.4 in the 40.
JATAVIS SANDERS * 6-0, 178 * Quarterback * North Carolina State/Stone Mountain, Ga.
Appeared in one game for N.C. State, as a wide receiver in 2000 ... played in five games as a freshman (1999) ... completed 9-of-17 passes for 165 yards and one touchdown ... was 4-of-5 for 103 yards and one touchdown against Georgia Tech ... started three years for head coach Bill Harris at Stone Mountain High School ... passed for over 2,200 yards and rushed for over 1,500 yards during prep career ... threw for six touchdowns as a senior and nine touchdowns as a junior ... earned All-Metro and All-County honors.
GERALD SENSABAUGH * 6-2, * Wide Receiver * Dobyns-Bennett HS/Kingsport, Tenn.
Earned All-Big East defensive back in 2000 ... made 42 catches for 480 yards during senior season ... scored seven touchdowns ... made 10 receptions for 166 yards and one touchdown as a junior ... played for head coach Graham Clark ... voted team captain by teammates in 2000.
MARLO VINSON * 6-3, 227 * Linebacker * Los Angeles Valley College
DAREN WILSON * 6-2, 212 * Linebacker * Georgetown HS/Georgetown, S.C.
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Currently on their August break, lawmakers – particularly those in the House -- have been getting an earful from rural constituents about their inability to pass a new farm bill.
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On the House's Price Loss Coverage (PLC) and Supplemental Coverage Option (SCO) compared to the Senate's Agricultural Risk Coverage (ARC) program…
"The bottom line is that the PLC proposal is very important for rice producers. In terms of providing a safety net it's not comparable with either RLC or ARC. The level of support given a market price downturn are so much better."
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"That said, these are the average payment estimates based on when you actually get a payment. Remember, these are probabilistic payments. They aren't guaranteed like direct payments. (Some of the other analyses) don't point out the probability of farmers actually receiving these payments.
"Here (see slide 16) we have a side-by-side comparison of the (proposed programs) for a Stuttgart farm. With ARC, the Stuttgart farm would get an average support payment of $18 per acre – but only 40 percent of the time would the payment be greater than zero.
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More on ARC here.
Soybeans, shallow loss, SCO
On irrigated soybeans…
"The reference price for soybeans isn't particularly good (under PLC). Neither is the ARC payment. Soybeans don't get much in these scenarios, but that reflects that baseline market price projections are relatively stronger."
On shallow loss…
"These numbers show that shallow loss is really not a serious problem for soybeans.
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"Having a price guarantee is important for rice farmers because there is not an attractive crop insurance product that can provide stability on the revenue side and deal with the cost uncertainty of rice farming."
On the SCO potential to impact the Mid-South…
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"Under the House farm bill if you're enrolled in RLC, however one isn't qualified for SCO. That's another knock against enrolling in the county RLC program and provides more incentive to enroll in the PLC program.
"Fortunately, in the House bill, you have the discretion by commodity, by crop, to enroll in either the PLC or RLC.
"For Arkansas, the House (options) provide a much better safety net mechanism. When market price is above $14, most producers are going to be comfortable covering costs.
"Rice farmers will begin to get into financial trouble when prices drop below $14, though. That's particularly true when $90 per acre of direct payments have been removed.
"Bankers are very concerned about this and they understand that the PLC is not a certainty."
Philosophical differences
On philosophical differences between the House and Senate approaches…
"On the Commodity Title the philosophical difference is flex versus fixed safety net support.
"The flex approach is reflected in the Senate bill. The ARC isn't useful particularly if you have multi-year price declines. That's because as prices drop, the support mechanism declines because the ARC revenue guarantee is based on a moving average.
"The House, basically, through reference prices, retains the fixed price safety net mechanism – at least on the revenue side.
"Philosophically, both (bills) are moving toward more reliance on risk management and using crop insurance but there are significant differences in how they address shallow loss.
"The Senate bill says, 'We'll go with the market. If the market says prices will be lower then our support will be lower.'
"The United States is a price-maker on corn and soybeans – so for those commodities maybe that makes some sense. But when we're relying on the world market to set our prices in rice and peanuts, we're much more vulnerable to the volatilities that arise.
"Regarding the Commodity Title, I assume there will some accommodation on the Senate side for southern crops more than (the farm bill it passed) reflected. Where those reference prices will end up, who knows?"
On the Nutrition Title…
"I think the Nutrition Title is where the big donnybrook will be (in conference). The House wants a $16 billion cut versus the Senate's $4 billion – a significant difference.
"The big issue is that a segment of the House majority wants even more than the $33 billion cut from the House farm bill versus urban congressmen who are adamant in minimizing the cuts to the Nutrition Title.
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We are a new auto auction facility that will be opening our doors towards the end of the year. Our auto auction is located right next to a very prominent golf course, which explains the name, Fairway Auto Auction. We plan to have much green space around our auction and hope to have it looking like a fairway.
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Comparison of older and younger novice driver crash rates: Informing the need for extended Graduated Driver Licensing restrictions." Accid Anal Prev. 2017;108:66-73."
Developing a Community-Wide Initiative to Address Childhood Adversity and Toxic Stress: A Case Study of The Philadelphia ACE Task Force." Academic Pediatrics. 2017;17(7):S130-S135."
Development of a Theoretically Grounded, Web-Based Intervention to Reduce Adolescent Driver Inattention." J Sch Nurs. 2017:1059840517711157."
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Perceived support at work after critical incidents and its relation to psychological distress: a survey among prehospital providers." Emerg Med J. 2017."
Perspectives of hospital emergency department staff on trauma-informed care for injured children: An Australian and New Zealand analysis." J Paediatr Child Health. 2017;53(9):862-869."
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Trauma-informed Care for Children in the Ambulance: International Survey Among Pre-hospital Providers." European Journal of Psychotraumatology. 2017;8(1)."
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Mustang Stage at the Stagecoach Country Music Festival on Saturday.
With selections like 2013's "Alone" and 2010's "Victory," "Help You" and "New Orleans" as well as 2008's "Darkness And The Light" the Duluth, Minn. group was in great form and the audience danced along with each other or simply moved around while the six-piece group played their instruments passionately during the second night of the festival.
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The law of neutrality was mainly developed during the 19th century. The most important factors in its development were the two Armed Neutralities of 1780 and 1800, the attitude of the United States towards neutrality, the permanent neutrality of Switzerland and Belgium and the Declaration of Paris of 1856. At the Second Hague Peace Conference the subject seemed to be ready for codification. In spite of being to a large extent declaratory of existing international law, the two Conventions on neutrality concluded at The Hague were not ratified by Great Britain, Italy and some other States. Apart from the two conventions, other Conventions concluded in 1907 are also important for the law of neutrality, particularly the Convention (VII) relating to the Conversion of Merchant Ships into War-Ships, the Convention (XI) relative to Certain Restrictions with regard to the Exercise of the Right of Capture in Naval War and the Convention (XII) relative to the Creation of an International Prize Court. Furthermore, the unratified Declaration of London of 1909 contained the most important rules concerning neutrality in naval war. As a consequence of the two World Wars, the prohibition of the resort to war and the systems of collective security established by the League of Nations and the United Nations, the traditional law of neutrality has lost much of its former importance.
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Why Madison Presidential Listening Tour: Parents Council
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Parents Council, Festival Ballroom, Family Weekend, Oct. 5, 2012
Parents say their students call JMU 'home'
What a thrill to be with the Parents Council today here in the Festival Ballroom during Family Weekend. These parents were full of energy, excitement and enthusiasm and are so supportive of the university, which they are experiencing in a very personal way through the lives of their children. It was great to be with them today. We heard from parents that some of their students refer to JMU as home, and that really says something. For parents sometimes that's hard to hear, but it shows we're doing our jobs well at JMU. Students come here and they feel very much a part of this community. All of us want what's best for our children and to see them thrive, to know that our sons and daughters are feeling so embraced by this community, that they can think of it as home, actually is a great thing to hear.
We keep hearing about the positive impact of the Madison culture on their students
These parents have seen firsthand in the lives of their children the impact of JMU. We kept hearing about that today and about what a difference JMU has made in their lives. They've seen those changes in their students and talked about how the culture has been so appealing and exciting. A lot of our parents sounded like they were ready to sign up and come back to school. It was really great to hear their energy, their enthusiasm. They're going to continue to be great ambassadors for Madison.
Alumni parents say their students chose JMU for the same reasons they did
Many of our parents today were also alumni, and it was very interesting to hear them say, "Well, we wanted our sons and daughters to make up their own minds; but we really hoped they would choose James Madison University." And, lo and behold, once their students came here and had a chance to see it for themselves, they did make JMU their choice. They made that choice because a lot of values that the parents experienced are still very true today in terms of the kind of atmosphere we provide, the learning experience inside and outside the classroom, the chance to be involved and engaged. Those were words that we were hearing from the parents and we're now hearing it from the next generation.
Family has been a theme all along our "Why Madison?" listening tour
We've been hearing throughout our "Why Madison?" listening tour that the JMU community is really a family. It's great on Family Weekend to be celebrating that reality with our JMU parents. Now, our university is a big and diverse and inclusive and constantly evolving family, but that's really what JMU is all about. One of the things we want to do going forward is to make sure people of all backgrounds feel like they can be part of this family and of this community. Certainly we heard today from a lot of people who can talk to others about what that sense of family means -- that, yes, this is an institution that has grown, that has matured and changed in a lot of ways, but it still creates and cultivates that sense of family that goes right to the heart of who we are.
Madison parents reiterate that students are being well prepared for the job market
One of the things on parents' minds is, "Will my son or daughter get a job after they graduate?" Especially in liberal arts areas, they are often concerned about what will this mean after someone graduates, but what we've heard consistently today from parents is these students are being very well prepared for the workforce. That's what I've heard repeatedly from employers, from people who've hired our alumni as well. What they have told us is that JMU alumni will roll up their sleeves. They're good at collaborating. They're good at teamwork. They have leadership skills. They're creative. They're innovative. Those are skills that are cultivated in their experiences here at Madison through the humanities, social sciences and sciences, and particularly through the General Education program, when they learn critical thinking and communication skills and how to see problems from different points of view. They get those experiences outside the classroom, as well, in all the student organizations and through civic engagement and community engagement opportunities that so many of our students participate in. I think our students are really well prepared for the workforce. That's what we keep hearing from people and now we must get that message out more and more to employers.
Madison culture of seeing the world beyond self resonates with our parents
The Madison culture came up over and over in our conversation with the Parents Council today. What we hear is that you know it when you see it and when you experience it. You know it when you set foot on this campus and you see how friendly people are. You sense that JMU is a real community. It's not just a place where people come as individuals and focus on themselves; instead they are part of a learning community, which means everyone has something to learn and something to contribute to our community. Parents value that kind of culture—where there's a spirit of giving back, where there's a spirit of participating in the community, seeing your world as something beyond just yourself and your own future. They recognize those qualities in their students and they get excited as they see their students grow in that way. The JMU culture is something we have to keep focusing on, though. We can't take it for granted as we go forward because that culture is a very important facet of what makes JMU a unique educational experience. So as we think about strategic planning, we need to think about how we protect and enhance that culture going forward so we can be a national model.
It's nice to hear parents vouch for the value of the JMU educational experience
It was really nice to hear parents talk about the value of the JMU educational experience. These are people that are on the front lines writing those tuition checks and, of course, many of them are also supporting the university above and beyond paying tuition. We really appreciate their support. They're great ambassadors for us, great examples and role models. When you think about the value of what a JMU education provides, what we heard from our parents is, "Look, we need to tell the story even more that tuition and state support are crucial, but we know we can't rely on them going forward to achieve all of our hopes and dreams, especially for those special touches that make this such AN exceptional environment." We heard them talk about the fact that, yes, this is a great value, but to keep it that way, we all need to participate. I was really grateful to them for raising that point with one another. I hope they'll continue to talk about that with their friends and neighbors.
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Expect Another Big Gold Selloff
Analysts are looking to gold's low-volume bounce off its lows and pointing to another probable, significant selloff on the way. Tomi Kilgore explains. Photo: Getty Images.
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... to read me do you think that gold selloff is over a gold belt back a little bit last week is doing okay today ... technically ... the metal setting up for another sell off the CIA right there yet of about a present day for system ... calendar fourteen hundred dollars to a fever all week on about it ... don't ... don't the cast your goal before attached to mix metaphors are Tomi Kilgore here with the story ... so they would put on the on MoneyBeat blogged this morning Tommy ... Kelly about gold in the technical picture from a well ... I mean good for gold now you have to look way back means that in a long bull market ... the last two years it was supportive just above fifteen hundred ... Brenda came down when up again came back then so does a lot of buying ... up above fifteen hundred mm and re now it doesn't really matter why it's down as much ... as when you own a lot of gold in your longing and pain you're losing money ... it doesn't really matter that much and win them when the market gets back to where your long from ... the one in cunning get rid of it ... so it's it's the ol' idea of where future previous support RIM's a new resistance and and ... there's a lot of technical overhang above fifty so we had this to bounce back and a little more we say we you and I now find Colby was a bounce in the bull market ... back or fourteen hundred ... the same people shouldn't come a look at this as I live gold selloff it's over now ... do not look as though for now we're kind of in the in in like an air pocket right now hunted people don't and it's kind of bouncing right now but there's nothing technically ... involved in the sky an area right here so you know one a really get involved right now you wanna weekly gets up if it does get up to fifteen hundred ... you can see a probably a lot of sellers come ... Boss selective use of the cancer cell is coming to knock it back down when you looking for the downside there's gonna have to be a test of support around the thirteen hundred a level that's what everybody's been talking about is around thirteen hundred so unless you see that I don't think your Tennessee a lot of people ... coming in released are buying gold again ... while so I'm thirty nine hasn't seen a little known has an breaking known has been you know once we get to the other talking alot about retracements of the long-term bull market in a video of the five-year bull market ... there is a fifty percent retracement level ... so no one's going to come in after that big selloff released are buying until they see what happens at thirteen ... that's a nice to your up in nineteen hundred on Goldman before talking to two thousand and twenty five hundred since I can add ... up to one of his term of why the stock when the stock was a commodity so volatile ... well that this thing is we have to remember that back in the late nineties we we did see a real long term bear market and go in and work I was saying the same kind of things happening in the in the market rate now where were seeing stocks strengthen the dollar's strength in the ... US is is is relatively strong compared to Europe ... and were Tennessee in the same kind of things happened that we didn't the late nineties so it's it's not out of the question to see gold go down and ... and inflation stay steady in stocks go up while ... top investment plan ... Tomi Kilgore thanks alot my thinking


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The HTC Rhyme Goes for Form Over Function
Posted by Craig Horlacher in "Android News" @ 12:00 PM
"Available in a female-friendly Plum for Verizon customers, the Rhyme has clean lines and a nice soft-touch back. HTC tweaked the Sense interface to make it more open and friendly, relegated the clock to the bottom right corner and adding dynamic shortcut icons to the home screen."
The Rhyme is not a bad phone at all actually. It's not for me but for a phone that's not supposed to be high-end it's got very reasonable specs. It has a 1GHz CPU with the Adreno 205 GPU, 3.7" 480x800 SuperLCD, 768MB of memory, and 4GB of built in storage. It comes with an 8GB MicroSDHC card as well for additional storage. It also comes with Gingerbread (Android 2.3.x) which is expected by now. The front facing camera is only VGA and the rear camera is 5MP but honestly they should work as well as the cameras on most other phones for general use.
What sets the Rhyme apart, and may make the $200 it costs worth the money, are the tweaks to the HTC Sense interface and the included accessories. The interface, among other things, includes slide out drawer-like widget icons. I think this is a cool idea though really it's not much different then folders I guess. It does look cooler to me. As far as accessories go the Rhyme includes a dock, tangle-free ear buds with in-line controls, and a funky notification dongle/charm thingy. The charm plugs into the earphone jack and flashes when you get calls or other notifications. See the video in the source article (click the "Read" link below) for a demo of the charm working. I think the notification charm is a cool idea but should have been done with Bluetooth. Of course then you would have something else to keep charged. It will be interesting to see if owners find the notification charm useful or useless just because it's too much of a hassle to plug in all the time. I'd love to hear what you think of this new phone from HTC!


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2011-12-05 Talk Radio • Mobile devices
Start: 12:02:54
bbenn: Hello Daviss
Daviss: oops
alt: hello Daviss
Daviss: Hi there alt!
alt: How ya doing today?
Daviss: doing great, what about you!
alt: Okay.... I see bbenn was in for a moment... I just finished listening to her blog radio program "Finding Agnes".
Daviss: I saw her too but missed her how was your football day
alt: I won't be here tomorrow.... Ms Anita & I will be celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary.
Daviss: My Cards won Oh how nice alt!! Congrats to you and Anita
alt: I noticed the Cards... me , Browns & Bengals both lost ..... badly. Khathu will be on bbenn's shaoe this coming thursday 8 Dec @ 9:00 PM Eastern.
Daviss: What are you two gonna do today..
vicjorob: Congrats alt!
Daviss: oh I hope I can remember that alt
alt: Hello vicjorob
Daviss: hi there vicjorob!
alt: nothing today... tomorrow is the day I'll have to do something special for her. or get out of Dodge LOL LOL
vicjorob: What is the blog Finding Agnes?
Daviss: lol lol alt I hear ya
alt: Michael N. Henderson's story of fining his ancestor Agnes Mathieu and her connection to the Rev. War and his entry into the Sons of American Revoltion
Daviss: I will check it out also alt.. btw I just finished my Blog if you would like to read it
alt: sure would
vicjorob: What' the blog address Daviss?
Daviss: getting link now lol http://mariahszepher.blogspot.com/ Hope you like it
alt: vicjorob, do you have any connections to Ross County, Ohio? I know you connect to Gant & Zanesville, Ohio.
vicjorob: Thanks. Will check into it. I also have a blog but update infrequently. Only two posts thus far
alt: got it marked Daviss ... thanks
Daviss: I am slow at mine also vicjorob
vicjorob: Alt-hmmm. Don't know about Ross County. I know that a Wheeling Gant is alleged to be linked to My Gant.
Daviss: Ohio has some great records
vicjorob: Yes Ohio does. I research Muskingum and Gallia counties and there is a wealth of info. I need to check Onerli
Daviss: brb
vicjorob: Wilberforce records
alt: I was looking at census records and it just dawned on me that my Allen's were neighbors to the Hemmings in Chillicothe, Ohio and also to the g-father of John Mercer Langston.
vicjorob: Alt- cool
Daviss: thats nice alt
alt: Gallia & Pike are also two counties I research in SE Ohio. course I'm really all over Ohio LOL
Daviss: lol that you are alt
vicjorob: Alt- what surnames in Gallia? Mine are Goss, Stewart, and Liggens
Daviss: and the neat thing is that you are basically in your area of research
alt: I know of Liggens and Stewart's in Gallia & most of southern Ohio from the 1850's forward.. perhaps some of the same folk you're looking at.
Daviss: as I read thru the newspaper articles I see a lot regarding Wilberforce oops Daviss is innocent this time alt
alt: Wilberforce, yep 12-15 miles down the road and I went to Central state which is in Wilberforce. and also do lots of research in Xenia 5-6 miles from Wilberforce
Daviss: what year did you go to Central State
alt: the library in Xenia has a 'fabulous' genealogy section. 1952-1956 Daviss
Daviss: I can imagine alt
alt: it's a 'mini-Ft. Wayne"
Daviss: oh wow! lots of UGRR info too I bet
alt: yes, there and the Ohio Hiistorical Society in Columbus. they have the 106 boxes & all of the microfilm for Henry Siebert's UGRR research.
Daviss: a one s cousin and their family live on a place in Farmington MI that was once a stopping point
alt: is that right? FArmington, isn't that near Detroit?
Daviss: I have never been there but they once talked about having a reunion there
alt: okay....
Daviss: I think I asked Irita about the area once Do they let you go in the boxes wb vicjorob! I was telling alt that I was innocent and did not bump you out lol
alt: the UGRR boxes ? yep, with gloves and someone hovering over you.
vicjorob: I don't know what I did. Was looking for the stepping away button because a coworker came over and asked a question.
Daviss: can you take pictures of what they have in the boxes alt look at the top where it says online
vicjorob: So Alt, you know Liggens' and Stewarts, huh
Daviss: there is a dropdown menu vicjorob
vicjorob: Daviss- I am on my iPhone. Different interface.
alt: you could, but I have copies of all of the interviews of AA UGRR operators that I could find... maybe 30-40 interviews.
Daviss: oh thats right, my bad!
alt: I have some of both in my database vicjorob
vicjorob: Can't chat via office computer for dome reason. Alt- anyone of interest?
bearnut2: Hi alt Daviss vicjorob
alt: all are to me vicjorob LOL google Art's Families & Other Folk & look for Liggins/Stewart... there may be some connections for you.
vicjorob: My 2g grandmother Susan Stewart Goss Mason Alexander was the daughter of Alexander Stewart of Staunton Va and in known Liggens of Va. The only Alexander I found was a white slave owner.
alt: Hello cuz bearnut2 ... how have you been?
bearnut2: super busy! I've been missing chat!
alt: don't think I have those connections by name vicjorob
Daviss: hello bearnut2!
vicjorob: Hello bearnut2
bearnut2: Week of thanksgiving I had to work split shift everyday 8-noon then 3-11...
vicjorob: Alt- are all those folks your relations?
bearnut2: and then last week I had to finish a photo job that I took on.
Daviss: those days I remember bearnut2
bearnut2: its so nice to be freeeeeee! lol
Daviss: lol lol
alt: Liggins I know came into Fayette co. from Gallia and Stewart's came from VA/NC area beginning in the 1820's forward.
bearnut2: Has anyone here done any work with homstead records?
vicjorob: I am looking at your web as we speak Alt and I am impressed. Will check for possible connections.
Daviss: no not I bearnut2 hello bbenn
bbenn: Hello Everyone!
bearnut2: hey bbenn
vicjorob: Bear- just for my 2g grandfather down in Southern Ark
Daviss: wb bbenn, I saw you in earlier and just missed you
bbenn: I thought that you were not on...
bearnut2: just the person I wanted to see bbenn
bbenn: Hi bearnut2, have you reviewed those records?
Daviss: I ran in to get a cup of hot java but forgot to turn up sound
AYWalton: Good afternoon, all.
Daviss: hello AYWalton!
AYWalton: Howdy alt, bbenn, bearnut2, Daviss, hey vicjorob!!!! good to see you all.
bearnut2: On my homestead info, it mentions that my 2nd grgrandfather purchased the land from someone--I thought with a homestead you didn't purchase it
bbenn: Hi AYWalton! Thanks for mentioning the show of your podcast.
bearnut2: hey AYWalton
alt: Hello bbenn & AYWalton .. good to see both of you.
vicjorob: Alt- looks like the Henry Liggens from your site is the same as the Henry living in the 1880 household with my Susan Stewart and what appears to be her siblings
bbenn: Thanks interesting! Generally the land is owned by the Federal Govt.
alt: Is that right vicjorob!!!!!!
vicjorob: Right back at ya Ang
bbenn: Good to see you alt!
bearnut2: Thats what i was thinking but it says that he bought the land from a man named Allen Jenkins wow vicjorob! looks like you just found a "cousin"! lol
bbenn: Let me take a look at the file. Allen Jenkins could have been the register of claims.
bearnut2: maybe he bought it but it wasn't Jenkins to sell? ok...will do
bbenn: Technically, they are purchasing the land with a small filing fee.
bearnut2: Thats what I thought and thats why i was confused lol
bbenn: Hello vkn
vkn: howdy
bearnut2: hi vkn
Daviss: didn't you have to homestead for so many years and then have the option to buy hello vkn!!
AYWalton: Greetings, vkn!!!!!!!!!!!!!
vkn: bbenn bearnut AYW vicjorob alt
alt: hello vkn... how be's ya?
vkn: I be better
alt: and I've been better LOL
bbenn: Yes, you either had to live on the land for 5 years or you could purchase the land outright.
AYWalton: hope you are not down with a bug, vkn!
vicjorob: Greetings vkn
vkn: Heyyyy bbenn need you to register so your posts will not need to sit in the approval que
bearnut2: hmmm---guess a look at deeds might be in order
vkn: Daviss
bbenn: I thought that I was registered. Will do...
Daviss: hmmmm yes vkn
bbenn: Yes, check with the Florida land office.
vkn: watch it daviss lol
Daviss: or are you just saying lol lol
bearnut2: will do bbenn thanks!
bbenn: I am looking for an expert in Georgia genealogy resources, do any of you have any recommendations?
alt: hey y'all bbenn is gonna have Khathu this thurs on her radio program.
AYWalton: Sadonya is a good GA researcher, bbenn. And of course our fearless leader vkn. that's right alt, looking forward ti hearing khathu on bbenn's show!
bbenn: Yes, I am looking forward to his discussion on Slave Era Research. Tell all of your friends to listen on Thursday at 9 pm. Vkn, let's talk later.
AYWalton: I mentioned it on the podcast this past Friday! Your show is so enjoyable, bbenn.
bearnut2: I'll second that AYWalton
bbenn: Thanks aywalton!!:}
vicjorob: Is bbenn's show available as podcast?
bbenn: Thank you very much!:p
vkn: okies bbenn
bbenn: Yes, all shows are archives and available anytime.
vicjorob: What's your show called?
alt: just finished listening to Michael Hendrson this AM bbenn ... that was a great program... he was so enhusiastic .
Daviss: do you have the link for vicjorob bbenn?
vkn: vicjorob I see you ar iphoning it
bbenn: Bye everyone...I need to close down the FHC. My SIG members said hello to everyone.
alt: later bbenn
vicjorob: Alt- what program do you use to generate your surname pages?
vkn: hello back
Daviss: ok bbenn, dont forget to reregister
alt: Tribal Pages vicjorob www.tribalpages.com
AYWalton: later bbenn.
bbenn: ok
AYWalton: vkn, I shall be creating my Evernote account, today!
vkn: yayyyyyyyyyy
vicjorob: Von- yes. No choice because my work computer won't give me access.
vkn: you 2 alt and daviss vicjorob do you use evernote I know that bearnut does
AYWalton: lol I had to re-watch the webinar and get refreshed, though. Just did that this morning.
bearnut2: I still haven't watched that webinar!
vkn: very good ayw
bearnut2: do you have the link again?
Daviss: vkn, I just learned how to make muffins lol
AYWalton: It is useful if you have never used it before.
vkn: lol
vicjorob: I have Evernote on my nook but have used only once.
AYWalton: Mmm.....mmmm.......good, Daviss!
bearnut2: vicjorob me too! I love my nook!
AYWalton: you have the Nook color, vicjorob?
alt: vicjorob, I think I have some Liggens & Stewart photos on my tribal pages site.
AYWalton: I have the Kindle and love it! Just a regular Kindle, not the Kindle Fire. The week I got my Kindle then they came out with Kindle Fire!
vkn: alt did you and edith connect
AYWalton: but I am downloading free books like crazy and love it!
bearnut2: aw man! AYW you should take it back and upgrade!
vkn: Going through old pics and putting some on line from the Albany movement
alt: Not recently vkn, but I know she re-connected with her Fisk classmate.. cousin Vici.
vkn: did u see the andy young one alt surrounded by the brother apes
alt: sure did vkn
vkn: ohh ok
vicjorob: Yes I have the Nook color. I rooted it with an SD card so it runs as a full android tablet.
AYWalton: I like that idea, vicjorob! I love having something lightweight, too!
bearnut2: yep XDA forums are wonderful
AYWalton: how long does the battery last.
AYWalton: vkn where are you finding those images?
vicjorob: VJR- what does Evernote have to do with live chat or dies ut? I mean does it?
vkn: my ipad battery is 10 hours average
bearnut2: Mine is manualnootered so it runs both native BNN software and android
vicjorob: Bear- mine exactly. I use the cyanogen mod 7 ad card
bearnut2: I don't run it all the time so I'm not sure how long it will last but I only charge it every couple of days or so
vkn: On my puter AYW
bearnut2: vicjorob--I was thinking of returning to stock and going to a card sorry we're leaving you out Daviss lol
AYWalton: Evernote is a way of capturing notes from online sources.
vkn: Have about 500 photos. Daughter has just finished organizing them by events. The recent ones are in an album called the movement
AYWalton: I had to watch the webinar again to appreciate the features. your daughter is a gem for doing that!
vicjorob: Good idea. Works great. I get apps from both the Amazon marketplace and the Droid market
Daviss: lol bearnut2 thats alright. I was just thinking that I never learned to operate my vcr
vkn: I went looking for the webinar and it never popped up AYW
bearnut2: AYW where is that webinar
AYWalton: bearnut2 what was it you said that lasted 8-10hours? A nook, or tablet?
vkn: lol @ daviss
AYWalton: Oh I found it let me get the URL for you again.
alt: vkn, ever thought of putting them in titled albums on your Tribal Pages site?
vkn: I am working on it alt but need your help
bearnut2: I don't know how long it will last if used continuously I'll have to check the website--but I only recharge it maybe once a week or so... Its a nook color
AYWalton: Here you are, vkn: http://vimeo.com/28948194 that is the only reason I hesitate to rush to Kindle Fire.
alt: vkn, I have over 900 photos on my site in labeled albums.. family, census, military, events, etc.... very easy to uplaod.
AYWalton: My Kindle stays charge for an entire month!!!
vkn: Thanx ayw muchly
AYWalton: can't beat that! I just have to remember where I put the power cord when it's time to charge. you are welcome vkn!
bearnut2: lol AYW I just charge mine while I'm sleeping
AYWalton: good idea, bearnut2.
bearnut2: thanks for the link AYWalton
AYWalton: I have so much stuff that I have to charge at night.
bearnut2: lol
AYWalton: cordless phones, cell phones, (when I can remember where I put them.) lol
vkn: Evernote is available from ALL devices
bearnut2: I keep everything in the same place otherwise I WILL lose it! I learned that the HARD way lol
vkn: ne and it appears on all Have to sync periodically
AYWalton: keeping things charged, I can imagine in the future will become amusing to the next generation. Like young folks today cannot imagine the old rotary phones, or the old party lines. I hear ya, bearnut2
bearnut2: vkn yep I access through my home computer and nook. I did have it on my phone but took it off because I was running low on space and I usually have my nook with me anyway
AYWalton: Daviss that was a great blog post today. is the nook light weight bearnut2?
Daviss: thank you AYWalton lol
bearnut2: lol AYW I'll say! We were laughing the other day at some of the terms we still use from the "old days"...
vkn: But also ayw the poster who asked for help transcribing the pension file could not read cursive lol
bearnut2: yeah it is for me. I carry it around in my purse.
AYWalton: I almost typed "you're kidding, right?" to the poster, but then realized he probably was having a hard time.
vicjorob: Okay I must have missed it. What is the name of bearnut2's blog and bbenn's radio program?
AYWalton: so I stayed nice.
vkn: So that is young cause it be perfectly clear to me
AYWalton: I was referring to Daviss's blog: Mariah's Zephyr. http://mariahszepher.blogspot.com/2011/12/big-time-texan-sticking-to-story.html
bearnut2: I think that is Daviss' blog
vicjorob: Got it. Thanks. Was looking around it earlier. Nice.
bearnut2: stuff like "Hang on..." when you're on the phone (from the days when you couldn't take the phone with you) lol Or "so-n-so has a new album out" kids today don't even know what an album or record its is
vicjorob: Bear-so true! As to the cursive, kids aren't being taught that at all.
AYWalton: bbenn's radio show is called, National Archives and Beyond.
Daviss: or to tell time
vicjorob: Kids don't know about the flip side, either
bearnut2: or I often say "I need to tape that show" lol
alt: that's an amazing statement vkn..... can't read cursive writing... WOW!!!!
AYWalton: Kind of hard to find her current show, because it was once part of Antoinette's show. She is now producing it on her own.
vicjorob: Ayw-thanks
bearnut2: Hang on I'll get a link...
alt: vicjorob .. google bernice bennett talk radio
AYWalton: I think they still make albums--the big ones for promotional purposes.
vicjorob: Alt thanks
AYWalton: I notice on Late night tv, Jay Leno holds up a huge old time album size image of a musician's latest album when he has them on as a guest.
alt: and once there you'll see here archived programs and her upcoming programs
AYWalton: I miss the big size.
Daviss: I think you can get Diamond needles too but they cost a arm and a leg
AYWalton: I loved reading the covers! I bet they do, Daviss. Does anyone remember the Santana Abraxas cover?
bearnut2: Try this: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/search/bernice-bennett/
AYWalton: that was a wild image. and there was the one with the image and the human form embedded into it. amazing art from some of the old album covers especially in the 70s!
Daviss: not sure AYWalton
AYWalton: It was full of odd details (once I got over the shock of the nude woman.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:SantanaAbraxas.jpg
vkn: AYW that was after my time lol My time be Nat King Cole Ella Fitzgerald and so on
bearnut2: wow! hadn't seen that one
AYWalton: in those days, it was usually the photo of the artists prior to that.
Daviss: oh yes, now I remember AYWalton
AYWalton: ALTHOUGH in the early days of "cross over" (late 50s) they often would not put a black artist on the cover.
bearnut2: with the strategically placed bird lol
vicjorob: Alt- is the name of her show your ancestors stories?
bearnut2: vicjorob try the link i posted above
vicjorob: Ate- yes a lot just had the artist's name
AYWalton: or this one, Daviss: http://tinyurl.com/c93w3nu
Daviss: Billy Ekstine vkn lol
alt: Researching at the Archives & beyond
AYWalton: thanks alt.
vkn: yuppers but what you know bout dat daviss
AYWalton: I usually have to google it several ways to find the right way to enter the show and hear it.
Daviss: lol @ vkn wb vicjorob
alt: gotta run y'all ..... take care....
AYWalton: Daviss remember this cover by Stevie?
vkn: wb
Daviss: I bet you were swooning back in the day vkn!
AYWalton: http://assets.flavorwire.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Fulfillingness-First-Finale.jpg later, alt.
vkn: okies alt
vicjorob: Gotta stop hitting other links. Gets me booted out. BTW link doesn't work but I will find it.
AYWalton: I often found, back in the 60s that album covers provided the few glimpese up close of black artists.
Daviss: now that one is nice AYWalton
AYWalton: we did not have magazines that featured colored images of them.
vicjorob: Later all.
AYWalton: so albums provided that outlet quite often.
Daviss: underground albums also AYWalton bye vicjorob
AYWalton: and Ebony or Jet. lol
bearnut2: thats weird it works for me--maybe it doesn't like ur phone lol
vkn: okies vic
bearnut2: bye vicjorob
Daviss: I mean alt
AYWalton: going to the old fashioned record store was an adventure.
Daviss: now they are far and few
AYWalton: yes, those underground albums, too.
vkn: far and few
bearnut2: does the link for bbenn above work for anyone else?
Daviss: I have to run also folks, have a good day
bearnut2: bye Daviss
AYWalton: I remember my brother and I would get to listen to black music only on Saturday evenings---by tuning in to WLAC from Nashville, TN.
vkn: i did not try it bear
AYWalton: I might have to blog about that one of these days. well I too, better run.
bearnut2: could you vkn? please
AYWalton: Have a great day, ladies.
bearnut2: have a good one AYW
vkn: give it again
bearnut2: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/search/bernice-bennett/
vkn: It worked
bearnut2: cool thanks
vkn: ja velcom
bearnut2: guess I'd better go be "productive" lol
vkn: okies
bearnut2: take care and have a good day
vkn: U 2


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Teaching and researching religions, languages, literatures, films, and ecology of India: http://philosophy.unt.edu/people/faculty/pankaj-jain
Dr. Pankaj Jain
Pankaj Jain पंकज जैन
- Dr. Pankaj Jain is the author of Dharma and Ecology of Hindu Communities: Sustenance and Sustainability (May 2011), which won the 2012 DANAM Book Award and the 2011 Uberoi Foundation Book Award. His 2nd book is Science and Socio-Religious Revolution in India: Moving the Mountains (Routledge 2017).He is co-founder of American Academy of Indic Studies (www.AAIndicStudies.org) and is the editor of the Encyclopedia of Hinduism (Springer).He is Associate Professor in the department of Philosophy & Religion. He has published articles in journals such as Religious Studies Review, Worldviews, Religion Compass, Journal of Vaishnava Studies, Union Seminary Quarterly Review, and the Journal of Visual Anthropology. He also contributes to the Huffington Post, Washington Post's forum On Faith, and Patheos.
His research has been supported by the Fulbright fellowship and by the Wenner Gren grant. His teaching interests include Religion and Ecology, Indian films, and Religions and Cultures of South Asia and South Asian Diaspora in North America. Before joining UNT, he taught at North Carolina State University, Rutgers, Kean, and New Jersey City University. Interested in connecting ancient practices with contemporary issues, he is exploring the connections between religious traditions and sustainability in Hindu and Jain communities in India and the Indian diaspora. He serves as a research affiliate with Harvard University's Pluralism Project, as scholar-in-residence with GreenFaith, as a board member of the Society for Hindu Christian Studies, and as a board member of the Executive Advisory Council of Hindu American Seva Charities, an NGO working with the White House Office for the faith-based initiatives. He has presented his research at Columbia University, University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, University of South Florida, Florida International University, University of Toledo, Texas Christian University, High Point University, Lancaster University (UK), Andhra University (India), Univ of Rajasthan (India), and several conferences, high schools, radio and TV stations, temples, churches, Yoga centers, and other community centers.
He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Iowa and an M.A. from Columbia University (both in Religious Studies). In his "previous life" he had also earned a B.S. in Computer Science from India and had worked as a software engineer in India and in New Jersey. Dr. Jain is an active member of several academic and community organizations, is fluent in several Indian languages, and has published poems in Hindi. He was born in Rajasthan and had also lived in Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Karnatak (in India) and in New Jersey, Iowa, North Carolina, and Texas (in the USA). Some of his papers and articles are at:http://unt.academia.edu/PankajJain/Papers and videos are at http://www.youtube.com/pj2017. The Facebook page for his book is at:https://www.facebook.com/DharmaAndEcology
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If approved, the attorney fees would represent just over 20 percent of the $33 million settlement of the lawsuit, which is pending approval from a federal judge.
A series of public meetings are scheduled to discuss the Pelt vs. State of Utah case and settlement. The case focused on alleged misuse of a trust fund set up to benefit San Juan County Navajos.
San Juan County Commissioner Kenneth Maryboy is concerned about the amount of the legal fees.
"They (attorneys) promised Utah Navajos that the work was pro bono from the beginning," said Maryboy. "Then they negotiated a $5 million settlement and now it is $7 million."
The attorneys state that the settlement is fair and they have 18 years of documentation of the costs they incurred while persuing the lawsuit.
They add that the standard settlement fee is 33 percent of the total, or $11 million in this case.
"I understand that attorneys need money, but why should it come from the settlement and not from the state?" asked San Juan County Commissioner Lynn Stevens.
Stevens added that the $7 million could be put to great use. "The Monument Valley health project cost about $7 million," said Stevens. "If the attorneys walk away with that much it could cost Utah Navajos a project of that size."
The initial public meeting was scheduled for May 2 at Red Mesa. However, San Juan County Commissioner Kenneth Maryboy reports that the attorneys did not show up for the meeting.
Additional meetings are scheduled for Sunday, June 6 at 10 a.m. at the Navajo Mountain Chapter House, Saturday, June 12 at 2 p.m. at the Edge of the Cedars Museum in Blanding, and Sunday, June 13 at 10 a.m. at the Oljato Chapter House.
The proposed settlement includes $1 million in 2010, $5 million in 2011, $13.5 million in 2012 and $13.5 million in 2013. The lawsuit initially sought $150 million for Utah Navajos.
The agreement settles all claims made that the trust fund was misused before 1992.
After attorney fees are paid, the remaining portion would be placed in the Utah Navajo Trust Fund.
The State of Utah managed the trust fund from 1992 until recently. A resolution under consideration would create a new organization to manage the funds, which are generated by the legal settlement and from the ongoing royalties from a number of oil wells on the Utah portion of the Navajo Reservation.