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Israeli author Zvika Amit describes a coup d'état by national-religious extremists in his novel Code Blue. Before the dream of a Jewish state in all the biblical Land of Israel is destroyed by the land-for-peace process, a group of Orthodox army officers and militant settlers seizes power—a gripping story that moves between fantasy, political reality and biblical questions of borders and national claims.
But many Israeli officials are treating the book as more than a work of fiction. If Code Blue is any yardstick, the elements are falling into place. More and more religious Jewish settlers are becoming army officers and serving in elite units. They are among the most motivated soldiers.
Some top security experts believe Amit's scenario of a coup is plausible, including Danny Yatom, an ex-general and former head of the Mossad spy agency.
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This word also belongs to the categories Sensitive, dehydrated skin, Extremely dry, irritated and atopic skin, Dry and uncomfortable skin, Dry to very dry skin, Intolerant skin, Dry and rough skin, Skin prone to redness, Oily skin with imperfections, Signs of age, wrinkles, firmness, Irritated skin, Sebaceous scaly patches, Skin sensitive to shaving.

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NICHOLSON - Runelle McClure Smith, 84, died Saturday, October 8, 2011 at Peachtree Village.
Born in Commerce, she was the daughter of the late Grady and Grace Smallwood McClure. Mrs. Smith was a member of Nicholson Baptist Church and was a homemaker. She was preceded in death by her husband, Grady Smith.
Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Howard and Claudine Smith, Commerce; grandchildren, Nicole Spear (Tre) and Knox Smith (Breanne); great-grandchildren, Hunter and Judd Spear.
Graveside services will be held Monday, October 10, at 11 a.m. from Howington Cemetery with the Revs. Mike Stowers and Terry Smith officiating.
The family request to omit flowers, donations may be made to Eagle Ranch, P.O. Box 7200, Chestnut Mountain, GA 30502-0500.
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Tuesday night's presentation of the Old Town Branding project provided a glimpse of a project in the works for more than 18 months.
The result: The Balsam District.
Tuesday night's presentation of the Old Town Branding project provided a glimpse of a project in the works for more than 18 months.
The result: The Balsam District.
That is the proposed name of the revitalization effort for Ridgecrest's downtown area.
The presentation, part of the Old Town Action Plan (OTAP) Committee's meeting at city hall, showed where the city would like to go in revitalizing Ridgecrest's downtown area around Balsam Street and parts of Ridgecrest Boulevard.
The OTAP Committee consists of the city's five planning commissioners, City Councilman Jason Patin, Mayor Pro Tem Chip Holloway and business owner Marni Dobbs.
The initial idea for the Old Town Plan was sparked when the city council approved a new General Plan in 2009.
"Historically it has always been the cultural and business heart of Ridgecrest," said City Planner Matthew Alexander at the start of the presentation.
The theme presented was a retroactive, art deco-inspired theme styled in the 1940s and 1950s, merged with the aeronautical elements present in the Indian Wells Valley.
Ron Smith, the presenter, provided an instrumental key in helping develop the Old Town Plan's image.
Smith, recently elected to the California State Assembly, has more than 30 years of experience in branding and marketing. He played a pivotal part in revitalizing the Boulevard, Lancaster's downtown area as a city councilman, most recently serving at its vice mayor.
"Branding is not a logo or icon," Smith said from the the beginning of his presentation. "It's a banner for everyone to rally around so you accomplish your goals."
He said the first approach was to look at the town's history and see where to go with it.
"It's the cart before the horse," he said. "We have to find out who we are, who we want to be and what do we want to target."
Smith said based on demographic information collected by city consultant Kosmont Companies and online surveys done through MindMixer, the committee was able to find a target demographic to base Balsam Street on.
Smith said it would be targeted toward people between ages of 24 and 40 that are professionals and educated. He said, however, that it was not a one-size-fits all.
"You want create a destination for shopping, entertainment, dining and events," he said. "This will be the heartbeat of the region."
He said the name Balsam District was more than just the one street in the area. It ties into the city's history.
He said the goal was to draw in professionals and new businesses in order to make the city grow.
The overall color theme was a rust red, a deep and lighter blue and variations of green.
"What we did was picked colors in a red, white and blue theme," Smith said.
Smith also introduced two tag lines for the district, as words soon became part of a downtown's identity.
One of the tag lines: The sky is the limit.
"It starts to tell people that we can do anything with this downtown." Smith said. "You have something better than blank canvas, you have history."
The other tag line was "Balsam is the Perfect Landing" to show that it was the place to land in Ridgecrest.
Following the presentation, the committee fielded questions for staff and for Smith.
Mayor Pro Tem Chip Holloway asked if the city were limiting itself because of the branding.
"How would we evolve this into the entire community?" Holloway asked.
Smith said it was not inclusive of the entire city and that Balsam Street was a specific entity.
"Most cities have different brands or two different brands," Smith said. "Ridgecrest needs to be branded some day so it's positive. You can tie into it some day."
Many OTAP Committee members felt it was positive beginning for the branding strategy.
The sentiment extended to many of the members of the public as well.
"I think it looks spunky," Skip Gorman said during public comment. "It borrows a little from the California side of Disneyland."
Gorman said he had been to the downtown Lancaster area before.
"If he (Smith) helped there he did a good job," Gorman said.
Business owner Scott Wood expressed some concern about what the redevelopment of the Balsam area would do for business.
"Balsam Street is very active and very conducive to the business," Wood said. "I would ask you to tread lightly and not do things that would kill business."
Wood said in other instances, cities would pass the buck to businesses to fund the redevelopment efforts.
Coucnilman Jason Patin reassured Wood that the city was trying to steer away from that.
"We're trying to drive business to the district, not try chase away business owners," Patin said.
During committee member comments, the question of where to go next came up.
"Mr. Smith presented a brand and that will be a decision that all will have to verify and make sure it is consistent with where we're going," said Alexander, the city planner.
The next step was to complete the project, which stood at 65 percent complete.
Patin said all it boiled down to was the brand and funding.
"We've come full circle on this, and the missing link was the branding." Patin said. "My feeling is we've got branding, let's put this together."
Patin also stressed the need to find sources of revenue to fund the project.
"There are other resources out there and as it gets closer to city council, we need to start opening up those sources of revenue," he said.
Nathan Ahle, CEO of Ridgecrest's Chamber of Commerce, said it was a good first step.
"This is something that can generate a lot of buzz in the downtown area and it's good for the community," Ahle said following the presentation. "I'm interested in seeing where we go from here."
He said Patin hit the nail on the head as far as funding.
Holloway said it was good to have a finished product to build off of.
"I hope we can move forward with this because there will never be the perfect product," Holloway said. "But I think it has enough positive feedback."
Holloway said that while he was surprised the theme was what the target demographic wanted and would prefer to here feedback from, he said it was good fit.
"I think it's a good fit for our community and it's unique because we do have that blend of old and new," Holloway said. "And we're trying to attract the new."


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Anyway[s] (for Dwight), this email came yesterday as a result of the blog. I will follow up with the sender - we can all learn from each other - the more we share the more we learn. It is a happy thought to hear the author of the email talk about being 35 - I think this is a sign of the times. Dwight's Jim and Louise's Cheryl have expressed alot of interest, Judy's Shannon is busy doing research and finding great information, and others are beginning to poke around - How thankful I am for the younger, sharper minds pitching in.
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"Maybe you are already familiar with the Gehring family (my great-aunts Dixie Edwards and Dana Openshaw have done a lot of genealogy work on our family). We are a large family based primarily in Utah (especially the Orem/Provo area). I was looking at some genealogy work on my family and I know my great-grandmother, Belva Erickson Gehring was a daughter of Erick and Eliza Belle Wasden Erickson; I also know that Eliza was the daughter of John Brooks Wasden and Caroline Savage Wasden. As you know, John Brooks Wasden was the son Thomas Wasden and Mary Coucum Wasden. I found information that Mary Coucum Wasden was a cousin and lady-in-waiting to Queen Victoria. As I did some research on Mary, I found your blog site.


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Because my students recommended her books, I checked out three of Simone Elkeles' books from my library this summer. First I read Perfect Chemistry, and I discovered it is perfect. It is a wonderful love story. Maybe predictable, maybe familiar, but a perfect summer page-turner, guaranteed to please high school girls.
The video is a bit cheezy, but you get what the story is about (and the song is catchy, right?).
Next I started reading her trilogy which starts with How to Ruin a Summer Vacation. Now I believe I was in Israel in the 1980s with Ms. Elkeles. This novel about a sometimes spunky, sometimes annoying American teenager who visits an Israeli moshav with her Israeli father recalled some of my fond memories of living on a kibbutz every summer when I was a teen. I read the rest of the series, and although it isn't the most literary, it is certainly fun and many of my students will love it - especially my Jewish students, although kids who aren't Jewish will enjoy the stories of identity and romance as well.
Simone Elkeles has a great website with humorous video book trailers which capture the spirit of the characters of her novels. Take a look around - her site describes her books better than I can summarize them. I look forward to reading more of her books and to showing my students her engaging website.


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The Bible itself was given to Abraham De Jacob De Leon by his father Jacob De Leon and bought of Abr. Cohen De Leon on May 12, 1736 at a cost of 50 cents. Although he received it in 1736, his first entries are before that date as he seems to try and catch up on past events. A few notable events include;
- "I was born this 8 May 1702 a fryday night at nine o'clock."
- "I was married 25 August 1732 at Mrs.Modi Martin house in Spanishtown, Jamaica".
- "It was please God to deliver my wife safely between Ten and Eleven before nune with a Son. We gave him name Abraham of a Satterday. God give him long life".
The entries continue on through the births of the other 8 children, at which time the bible appears to have been given to the oldest son, Abraham, as he then makes entries for each of the births of his nine children. Following those entries are a few entries entered by Jacob De Leon, the oldest son of Abraham. He provides the following;
- "26 September 1786 It has pleased God to take unto himself my honored, dear, and beloved father, his remains were carried to Spanishtown and buried. God restore him in the Kingdom of Heaven. Amen."
- "I was married the 4 October 1789 at New York to Miss Hannah Hendricks."
- "My dear Mather departed this life 10 Jany 1792. Her remains was entered in Spanishtown Jamaica."
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Crisis Magazine is making a triumphal return in the Catholic blogosphere. InsideCatholic, the website that succeeded Crisis Magazine as an online version has reverted to the original namesake. Their managing editor, Margaret Cabaniss, has provided a press release of this exciting news.
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"The Morley Publishing Group (MPG) board and staff are thrilled to resurrect a brand that, for 25 years, fought for faithful Catholicism, sound economics, and limited government," said Laurance Alvarado, chairman of MPG.
Founded in 1982 by Ralph McInerny and Michael Novak to respond to the leftward drift of the U.S. bishops, the current staff moved Crisis online as InsideCatholic.com in September 2007. With the decline of the print industry, the transition was both necessary and opportune. Within two months, the website had doubled the magazine's monthly readership.
"It was a win-win situation for us," said Brian Saint-Paul, editor and new president of MPG. "However, with today's technology — particularly the iPad, and other mobile devices — magazines can now thrive in digital form. All the readership trends suggest that at some point in the next 12 to 24 months, we'll reach a tipping point where Americans choose mobile devices over computers for their news, articles, and other media."
With the struggling economy, the dramatic expansion of the federal government, and the ongoing deterioration of our culture, the staff concluded that it was time for Crisis Magazine to return.
"When Ralph and Michael started Crisis, it was a sixteen-page pamphlet," Alvarado noted. "Through their efforts, and the hard work of former and longtime publisher Deal W. Hudson, that pamphlet became the flagship publication for faithful Catholics. It's no exaggeration to say that Crisis helped initiate a renaissance in Catholic political and economic thought."
"That's our inspiration and our goal," Saint-Paul concluded.
The new site, www.crisismagazine.com, went live today at noon EST.


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05.06.17: The project Clean Energy Promotion through Microfinance in Ethiopia awarded the Energy Globe Award Ethiopia"
Funded by the Nordic Climate Facility and implemented by Gaia, MicroEnergy International, Swan Management and three Ethiopian Microfinance Institutions, the CEPM project aims at improving the access of low-income households and microenterprises to reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy products and services. So far, around 20,000 Ethiopians gained access to the CET product and services. Learn more about the CEPM project on our ME Africa project page.
30.06.17: "Energy Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries" course currently hosted at MicroEnergy International
MicroEnergy International is currently hosting a 4-week entrepreneurship course, "Energy Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries" (EEDC), for 20 Masters Students of the Technical University of Berlin. The course is a mix of inspirational lectures about recent innovation trends (Block chain and Open-source technologies, the Circular Economy), innovations in the energy field (SWARM electrification, pay-as-you-go systems) and entrepreneurship classes (Business Model Canvas, Business Plans, Innovative Revenue Models).
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Starting April 20, ioin the SEER4All Lectures Series every Thursdays between 16:00-18:00, in BN-H 333 Ernst-Reuter-Platz 1, TU Berlin.
The initiative Sustainable Energy Education and Research for All (SEER4ll) at the TU Berlin aims at contributing to the SDG 7 goal by inspiring and further motivating research institutions around the world to innovate through technology and improve know-how transfer.
03.05.17: Read our latest publication: Lessons Learnt from Designing PSS for Base of Pyramid
Read our publication online here. Discover all other publications on our "Publication" page.
21.03.17: ME SOLshare wins the Start-Up Energy Transition Award 2017!
MEI's spin-off, ME SOLshare, won the Start-Up Energy Transition Award 2017 in the category "Platforms and Communities" at the Berlin Start-Up Energy Transition Festival. For more information about the award and the jury's comments, click here.
02.03.17: MEI featured in Energypedia February Newsletter
MicroEnergy International and its project Clean Energy Promotion through Microfinance in Ethiopia are featured in the Energypedia February Newsletter. To read the Newsletter, click here.
16.01.17: MicroEnergy International celebrated its 15th anniversary
Today, the MicroEnergy team celebrated MEI's 15th anniversary! For more information about how the MicroEnergy project started, check out our about page!
03.01.17: SAVE THE DATE: January 27th - SEER4ALL Symposium at the TU Berlin
The Sustainable Energy Education and Research for All Initiative, jointly organized by the Science Shop Kubus and the Microenergy Research Association, aims to inspire and motivate further research institutions around the world to join in order to enhance a global transformation process through technology and know how transfer.
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Will Gordon Brown ruin Labour forever?
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The rebels failed to amount to anything at the Parliamentary Labour Party meeting; the reshuffle has settled the shifts; Mandy is happy, the Miliband's are happy; Polly Toynbee is furious; the James Purnell story on Guido Fawkes is probably bollocks; he probably helped keep Brown from drowning; Alan Johnson has not ruined his chances of being leader by looking like he wants it too much, and Brown lives to see another day.
So we rebels who hoped Compass would help direct Brown to the door have to ask ourselves the question; is the question of leadership change big enough to collapse the party (see David Aaronovitch's intervention) or will the party suffer as a consequence of rebel silence?
In other words, should the rebels bite their lips to save the party, or will this complacency lead to defeat beyond repair.
Nick Cohen offered up some scary details at the weekend, and though rather exaggerated, do outline the very worst case scenrio for the Labour Party if the wrong decision is to be taken. He says;
"The banking crash led to recession, which led to a popular fury at the often minor, but still telling, corruptions of MPs who were fiddling expenses while the financial system boomed and bust. That anger has now concentrated on the shattered Brown administration, whose manifest failings could destroy Labour's chances of winning another election – maybe forever, if the Liberal Democrats and Greens take over what remains of the centre-left."
Roy Hattersley reminded us elsewhere that Labour should re-deliver its social democracy promises, just as Europe reminded us that the left's chance to prosper (during an economic crisis) had failed.
But this is by far not a call for the left to give up, and I back Hattersley's sentiment. The point remains; is Gordon Brown doing the right thing for the greater good by staying, if the worst that could happen come next election is that Labour slip into fourth place, behind the BNP, forever more?
The consequences of Brown staying on are far greater than an election defeat in 2010, and so the question is on: will the (definitely disavowed gesture of) silence by the rebels be a gesture that returns to haunt them in the future?


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Lord McNair asked Her Majesty's Government:
Whether their policy towards new religious movements remains unchanged from that stated by the Minister at the Conference of the Information Network Focus on Religious Movements in March 1993, and, if it has changed, what is the new policy, when was it decided upon and who authorised it; andThe Minister of State, Home Office (Earl Ferrers): Our policy towards new religious movements remains unchanged. Such groups must be allowed to practise freely as long as their actions remain lawful. This freedom carries with it the responsibility to act in an open and honest manner.
Pursuant to the speech by Earl Ferrers on 16th June 1994 (col. 1908), which sects and cults they regard as extreme, and in what sense or senses they regard each of the organisations listed (or, failing that, the six such organisations which give them most cause for concern); and
Pursuant to the speech by Earl Ferrers on 16th June 1994 (col. 1908) , what kind of attacks they consider are justified against which organisations, and what specific criminal acts or antisocial beliefs they attribute to which organisations (or, failing that, the six such organisations which give them most cause for concern).
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HOUSTON, TX – Law enforcement leaders are stepping up criticism of Rice University's firing of a police officer who responded to an armed standoff off-campus last month with a man who shot two HPD officers before turning the gun on himself.
Rice University terminated the officer, David Sedmak, for dereliction of duty for leaving his post to get to the call near the downtown Greyhound station. Sedmak responded to the scene when he heard the call on his police scanner.
"You don't fire a guy for this unless he's a chronic disciplinary problem," said Kevin Lawrence, executive director of the Texas Municipal Police Association, at a news conference Monday. "You call him in, you counsel him and you put him back out there (to work). If he's a good cop, he's a good employee. You use this as a training opportunity."
On May 7, the suspect, Jesse Brown, 20, was spotted with a pistol as he tried to buy a ticket at the Greyhound station at 2121 Main.
Brown shot Houston police officer Fernando Meza, who was working an off-duty job at the bus station and confronted Brown about the pistol. Meza was hit in the hand. Moments later, Brown also shot Houston police officer Timothy Moore in the leg outside a nearby McDonald's. The two officers joined about 25 other police officials Monday in a show of support.
"In this case, Officer Sedmak's reward was he was fired," said Ray Hunt, vice president of the Houston Police Officers Union.
Hunt presented Sedmak with a $2,500 check Monday to help him as he tries to land another job.
Sedmak said he was astounded to learn he was being fired for helping fellow officers in distress.
Former Rice University police officer David Sedmak has drawn support from Houston police.
"My only concern on that day was to render aid to these two officers," he said. "… Quite frankly, I couldn't believe that after being in law enforcement for nearly 17 years that I was being relieved of my duty for running an assist to an officer.
"There's been a lot of talk about me being a hero, and I just want to say personally that the real heroes here are these two officers and the job that they performed on that day," said Sedmak, a former Galveston police officer.
University spokesman B.J. Almond declined to comment about Sedmak's firing, but he provided a statement from the university.
"As a matter of policy, Rice University does not comment on personnel matters," the statement reads. "However, out of respect for the Houston Police Department, we want to clarify that David Sedmak was terminated from the Rice University Police Department for dereliction of duty. Sedmak left his post when only two other officers were on duty and failed to notify his supervisor of his whereabouts for nearly an hour, which could have endangered the safety of our students and campus."
Almond said that Rice University police officers frequently assist other law enforcement agencies near the university on a case-by-case basis. In the first five months of 2011, the department responded to 37 calls for help from adjacent police agencies.
"In all instances, Rice officers are required to promptly notify the RUPD dispatcher of their location and the situation … (to) ensure that enough officers are on duty on campus to protect the safety of our students and employees," according to the statement.


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Alameda County Sheriff Greg Ahern has defied pressure from activists to stop participating in Secure Communities, a federal program that has led to the deportation of nearly 2,000 county residents since 2008, but now criticism is coming from county leaders.
On Tuesday, Supervisor Richard Valle will introduce a resolution at the weekly board meeting encouraging the sheriff to pull out of Secure Communities, a voluntary program in which local law enforcement officials forward fingerprints of anyone they arrest to federal authorities. The prints are then compared against a database to check criminal histories and immigration status.
In his resolution, Valle says the program breaks the trust that local law enforcement has with the community, costs the county money and leads to unequal treatment of residents, Latinos in particular. He said residents of his diverse Union City neighborhood of Decoto are increasingly afraid of police because they fear cooperation will lead to deportation as stories of families torn apart by Secure Communities continue to surface.
This month, Valle was asked to intervene on behalf of a 22-year-old woman, Jatniel Perez, who was held at Santa Rita Jail in Dublin for four days after DUI charges against her were dropped because of a lack of evidence. After five days, immigration authorities drove her, shackled, to a deportation center in San Francisco. They released her the same day because she met the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy criteria, allowing her to avoid immediate deportation. She was 7 years old when she arrived with her family from Mexico.
"To experience being treated like an alien is really sad," she said in an interview.
Ultimately, Valle would like to see Ahern withdraw from the program, but supervisors have limited authority over the sheriff, an elected official.
"I want him to reconsider," Valle said. "There are families being separated, and that doesn't have to happen."
Ahern argues that he is following federal policies, even as nearby cities and counties, including San Jose and San Francisco, have stopped cooperating with the program.
"It's not that I am supportive of this program," Ahern said. "We allow ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) to do its job."
Under Secure Communities, if someone arrested is undocumented or deportable, ICE agents may ask police departments and sheriff's offices to hold that person for as long as 48 hours after their scheduled release, excluding weekends and holidays, to give ICE time to take custody.
The federal government reimburses for holds lasting longer than four days, which in the 2012-13 fiscal year netted the Alameda County Sheriff's Office $800,000.
The intent of the program was originally to target the most serious criminals.
But by the end of October 2012, a quarter of the million people targeted nationwide by Secure Communities had never been convicted of any offense, and the vast majority were charged with nonviolent lower-level offenses, according to UC Berkeley Law School's Warren Institute, which analyzed data reported by ICE.
In Alameda County, 76 percent of the 1,947 residents deported under the program between late 2008 and January had no criminal conviction or had convictions involving only minor offenses, ICE data showed.
The 48-hour holds are one of the most controversial elements of the program because people are being detained longer than required, said Cinthya Muñoz, a Just Cause organizer.
She cited the Warren Institute analysis, which found individuals with an ICE hold spend an average of seven more days in Alameda County custody than people not being detained on behalf of immigration authorities.
Working with Alameda County United in Defense of Immigrant Rights, Muñoz helped document dozens of stories of people held in limbo under the program in the county, where one in 16 residents is an immigrant and more than half the children have foreign-born parents.
"The stories will continue until he stops," Muñoz said of Ahern.
Concern over the effect on residents' willingness to cooperate with police drove Oakland police Chief Howard Jordan to support a reform bill, the Trust Act, now in the California Assembly.
Secure Communities has "undermined community policing strategies, harmed public safety and caused significant pain for immigrant victims of crime," Jordan wrote in a 2012 letter to Assemblyman Tom Ammiano.
The sheriff, though, has been slow to budge. He denied that the Sheriff's Office has been keeping people in custody longer than necessary.
"Our own concern is public safety," Ahern said. "Our intention is not to divide families."
Ahern said the California State Sheriffs' Association met last week with ICE officials to review deportations made under the program. Federal authorities in December said they would shift focus back to the most serious criminals, as opposed to going after immigrants convicted of minor crimes to fulfill quotas.
ICE recognized that the system, which has ensnared an estimated 3,600 U.S. citizens since 2008, is not working the way it was supposed to, Ahern said.
As for Valle's resolution, Ahern said it "has no bearing on how I'm going to manage my jail." The Board of Supervisors has no authority to make him operate the jails any differently, he added.
"Their resolution is an opinion, and I don't even know if it will pass," the sheriff said.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Lipscomb softball coach Kristin Ryman received an unexpected gift in December when infielder Paige Neely transferred to the program after spending a year with Austin Peay State.
Neely batted .363 as a freshman at Austin Peay, the second highest average on the team last season. She connected for nine doubles, tying for second on the team, and added one home run. Her .452 slugging percentage was third highest on the team. She started in 45-of-46 games.
Defensively, she finished with a .954 fielding percentage. She made only nine errors at shortstop.
She was named Second Team All Ohio Valley Conference and was also named to the conference All-Newcomers team.
Neely started school at Lipscomb this week and is immediately eligible to play this season. She has quickly fallen in love with the campus.
"The atmosphere is a lot different here," Neely said. "It is really nice. I wasn't really happy at Austin Peay. I am in an environment that I like now. That will be good for me.
"You walk around campus and people smile at you. I've noticed that faculty and staff members will pass by me and say, `hi, good morning', or `hi, how are you?' That is really different. I am not used to that. It has been awesome."
Neely was a standout at Goodpasture Christian School. She also played club softball on a high level with the Tennessee Elite Gold and the New Jersey Inferno Gold.
The first few days of the spring semester have been a whirlwind for Neely as she deals with a new school, new classes, new coaches and new teammates.
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Neely is a Law, Justice and Society major. She wants to one day work in the field in law enforcement and is especially interested in Homeland Security or the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Ryman is happy that Neely has quickly found a home on the Lipscomb campus.
"I hope this will be a pretty easy transition for her," Ryman said. "Having gone to Goodpasture she is familiar with the Christian atmosphere and is very comfortable with that aspect of the school.
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Neely, a sophomore, is also a former teammate of two Lady Bisons - Kelsey Cartwright and Brittany Elmore.
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"I feel like the experience she had last year at Austin Peay is going to pay off for her as she moves to our program," Ryman said. "She played a crucial role for them last year.
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Neely could see time at second, shortstop, center or right field.
"I will do whatever they want me to do," Neely said. "I am just grateful for the opportunity."
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I'm in love with my new breakfast treat.......one slice of toasted, whole grain bread spread with a Laughing Cow lite French Onion cheese wedge, fresh basil and sliced tomatoes. Makes a great breakfast and another way to use my basil. Have you tried the Thai Basil? It is fabulous.
So I had to post my other favourite quick breakfast treat, which is Banana on toast topped with Thai basil. I take a whole firm banana, chop it in half to get two long bits, and split the long bits in half lengthwise. I place one piece of the banana onto hot buttered toast, chop the banana finely and spread it, then top it with finely chopped Thai basil. I think this is absolutely yum, the Thai basil adds a lovely bright anise flavour and one banana will do four pieces of toast - two for him and two for me.
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Lots of ex-Christians seem to miss the social aspects of their old churches.
Others might recognise that socialising with people with common interests can work well.
Others again really don't want to spend too much time with other atheists - it can seem cliquey, and what is there in common other than a disbelief in the unproven?
I fit into the first two categories but I live in a place where I know of no other "out there" atheists - so if I want to have a beer with one, I have to fly to London to join the Skeptics in the Pub (great organisation). I'd like to meet up more with atheists and free thinkers - but it's proving difficult to find any!
Do you make an effort to spend time with other atheists and free thinkers, and if so, where and how? And if you do, does it work? ie do you enjoy it?
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I do not especially seek out fellow atheists or free thinkers. I think most people do socialise with people with common interests, but that can be many things, line of work, an interest in dogs, cats, gardening, litterature... there is an endless list. On the other hand it is rather obvious that you do not hang out with people with whom you have nothing in common besides being of the same species (which in some cases may even be doubtfull).
As for free thinkers - atheists specifcally, well, I am not an ex-christian, I have always been an atheist, and being a follower of Darwin, I think over the years kind of natural selection happened. 90% of the people I socialise with, of my own free will, are like minded.
As for your question where to find them, think this forum is as good a place to start as any.
Thanks Danielle: I'd be delighted if a few others from Jersey were on here too, but...nothing yet... It is interesting to see that forum is quite international though.
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Did you check out the members map ? Are you on it ? If not maybe you should put yourself on it, it might encourage others in your area to do the same, so you can find each other.
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Danielle - it's true: there appear to be no other members anywhere vaguely close. After the UK, you aren't far there in Belgium.
There are some compensations to living here! Great beaches; great weather; lots of outdoor sports: but we seem to have very few free thinkers...
I've always been an Atheist(not consciously until recently though) so I don't know what the church scene is like really. I find it's best to just socialise with people you like socialising with....doesn't matter what religion they are to me, as long as we get along and they don't try to convert me (other than in jest). One of my friends in primary school was raised Mormon and it didn't make the slightest difference between us.
As far as finding other like-minded people on your island, you might try being openly atheist. Not only will this make you stand out in a crowd of sheeple, it will encourage others to do the same... If it will get you lynched then maybe it's not a good idea though...
Hi Matt,
Well - I'm not reticent about my rejection of faith. I think most friends find it all a bit tiring: it's a very typical British attitude to religion - they just don't care. While that's good because it shows that religion is not such a big deal (much less so than in the US, for eg), it does allow a little bit of freakery to creep in to public life where it just shouldn't be.
Anyway: I'll keep being a loud atheist and hopefully a few more will raise their heads.


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Several factors went into my choice of Seattle Pacific University. The first was somewhat simple: a friend of mine and I had decided to approach this adventure together, and she had a previous experience with SPU's Educational Leadership program. I should say, she has a previous phenomenal experience. That, in and of itself, was enough to encourage me to apply. As I learned more about the program, several other advantages became clear. The option of some online courses appealed to me given I live on the west side of Puget Sound in Jefferson County. Further, the cohort design of the program encouraged a shared and collaborative learning experience. The emphasis on empirical research coupled with practical application was also a bonus. The fact that most courses were held on Saturdays fit well with my work and family schedule. And, perhaps the greatest benefit for me was the practical application of the knowledge and activities. I am confident that each course I completed improved my leadership skills, and that my experience in successfully completed my Ed.D. is a benefit to myself professionally, but more importantly, to the staff, students, and families I serve.
On a personal note, I gained life-long friendships with the peers in my cohort as well as deep professional relationships with the professors in the program. Having completed my degree in 2008, I have found numerous opportunities to reach out to those with whom I worked so closely while in this program. I am sincerely grateful that I was invited to join the SPU community as an adjunct professor. This opportunity continues to enhance my leadership and research skills.
This was undoubtedly the most rigorous educational experience I have ever had. With an undergraduate degree in English with a math minor, I thrive on both literature and numbers. I can honestly say I never worked harder on something than this program, but one of the reasons that the hard work was, in a sense, easy was that it was both intellectually stimulating and professionally relevant. Further, when things got hard, intellectually or emotionally, there were many, many supportive people there to lend a hand.
I cannot say enough about the wonderful experience I had. I recommend SPU to all those looking to enter education as well as those already in the field looking to "walk the talk", so to speak, and further their own learning, skills, and knowledge.
Whitney E. Meissner, Ed.D.
Principal, Chimacum Middle & High School
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There was Reggie Theus, a commanding presence at 6-foot-7 on the mound at Dodger Stadium. He wore a black Cal State Northridge basketball T-shirt with red lettering and threw out the ceremonial first pitch before Clayton Kershaw made his start against Milwaukee on Saturday at Diodger Stadium.
Theus talked basketball with Dodgers manager Don Mattingly before the game. He met Yasiel Puig and had a good first impression. He reunited with Dodgers president Stan Kasten, who was the general manager with the Atlanta Hawks when he traded for Theus. He got advice on how to throw the first pitch from Steve Yeager.
This was a genius marketing plan by CSUN.
Get your biggest star on a big stage.
Theus said he was a pitcher in his youth baseball days, but he moved over to basketball when he became a 5-foot-10 freshman.
He grew up in Inglewood and played basketball and football at Inglewood High. He's a lifelong Dodgers fan, and this was the first time he'd been on the field, rubbing elbows with players and coaches.
"You have to have so much respect for guys who have done it at different levels. To watch a 23-year-old (Yasiel Puig) play and for a chance to stand next to him, he's wide,'' Theus said. "Hes a phenomenal specimen. For me, to smell the field and watch the guys warm up brought back a lot of memories.''
He got his biggest kick out of meeting Puig.
"Sometimes, a guy comes by and you just feel that woooosh,'' Theus said with arms gesturing in a wide motion.
That's how it is at CSUN since athletic director Brandon Martin took over 18 months ago. Martin and Theus are providing that whoosh.
"See these two people,'' Theus said, pointing to Martin and CSUN president Dianne Harrison, who were standing near the Dodgers dugout. "This is what they bring to the table. They made a real commitment to hire me. We're going after something.''
It sure helped that the new director of communications at CSUN, Jorge Martin, used to work for the Dodgers. That connection surely helped CSUN get its foot in the door and Theus' career did the rest to get on the field at Dodger Stadium.
The hiring of Theus, the former NBA player and coach, as basketball coach last year, gave the Matadors instant credibility and cache. They're showing off that swagger.
How many mid-majors can say their basketball coach plays golf with Bo Jackson? Theus just did so recently.
He also has a pair of Michael Jordan's old shoes. Theus was filming "Hang Time'' on the NBC Studios lot at the same time Jordan was filming Space Jam. Theus said they played pickup basketball on the lot and since he didn't have shoes that day, he borrowed Jordan's. Imagine the reaction of players when they see those shoes.
CSUN will play Oregon, Louisville and has a date in the Maui Classic. It's a coup for a mid-major like CSUN to crack the field.
Martin just had to call and ask. And deal with the usual sales pitch for a mid-major.
The response, Martin said, was "who you got?''
The Dukes and UCLAs of the world don't have to defend an inquiry.
"We've got Reggie Theus, one of the best coaches in America,'' Martin told a tournament official.
And now they're in the tournament.
CSUN also has a unique new court, which is painted to look like a blacktop in the newly renovated gym. The Matadors desperately need a new gym with more seats, and if they can keep Theus and Martin around long enough, that could happen.
Harrison has shown an affinity for the athletic department. Those handshakes and connections she and Martin made over the weekend can pay dividends in the future.
The previous CSUN president, Jolene Koester, did a grand job at fundraising, including for a performing arts center. But it wasn't a dual-events center that could host sporting events too. The Matadors desperately need a new gym for basketball, and in the meantime, they've upgraded the Northridge Gym so it can pass muster for television games.
CSUN is making such strides that Martin said he's received a pair of $250,000 gifts, including one last week, and that he's helped raise about $1 million since he took over in 2013.
Martin said he now has VIP tent suites for men's soccer (ranked 24th in the country) this season, and that the six eight-person suites sold out in two days.
CSUN's gym has two new video boards, which will show live plays and replays.
Things are looking up for basketball, the flagship sport of any mid-major, even those with football teams.
Theus got the ball over the plate on Saturday, and that ceremonial first pitch was awfully meaningful.
For CSUN, Martin and Theus have been a home run.
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Bryan Stow continues on his path to recovery following a vicious beating at Dodger Stadium that left him in a coma resulting in severe brain damage. The San Francisco Giants had hoped he would be able to attend Opening Day, but he remains in a care facility.
Stow, however, was still able to participate in the touching ceremony as he virtually handed his son, Tyler, a baseball to be used for the ceremonial first pitch. Stow appeared on the jumbotron, mimicking a throw, and offered some words of encouragement to his son. "Tyler, here's your ball. Good luck son."
Giants reliever Jeremy Affeldt then handed Tyler a ball and "he promptly whipped an impressive fast ball for the ceremonial first pitch." According to the news report, it was the first time Bryan Stow has appeared and spoken to the public. The Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates
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