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The 2007-2008 Marion County property tax statements will be mailed to Marion County property owners on or about October 19th. If property tax bills are paid in full or postmarked by the November 15th due date, there is a 3% discount. Property tax payments may now be made by Visa, MasterCard or electronic check using a third-party vendor, Official Payments, at http://www.officialpayments.com/ or by calling (877) 542-6092. Visa and MasterCard payments are not accepted at the Tax Collector's office. Official Payments charges the taxpayer a convenience fee for using this service. To receive a discount, payments must be postmarked on or before Thursday, November 15, 2007. Taxes may also be paid in three installments due November 15, 2007, February 15, 2008 and May 15, 2008. Taxpayers are encouraged to pay early to receive the discount, avoid holiday mailing delays and postmark problems and prevent interest on delinquent payments. Please note that county offices will be closed Monday, November 12th in observance of Veteran's Day.
Generally the assessed value of a property can only increase 3% from one year to the next. The required 3% increase is the result of Measure 50, a Constitutional Amendment approved by Oregon voters in 1997. The measure required a roll back of the 1997-98 assessed value to the 1995-96 level minus 10%. Each subsequent year, Measure 50 requires the maximum assessed value to increase by 3% annually unless it exceeds the real market value of the property. Thus, the assessed value of most properties increases by 3% over the prior year.
If there is new construction, a new parcel is created, a new subdivision or the removal of a special assessment, the assessed value may increase more than 3%. The real market value of new construction exceeding $10,000 in one year or an accumulated $25,000 over five consecutive years will be added to the taxable amount on the roll. If assessed value is increased because of these circumstances, it is increased at a ratio that reflects the comparison of assessed value to real market value for unchanged property in the same property class across the county. In no instance will the assessed value be more than the real market value of the property. If a property's real market value was less than the maximum assessed value last year, the assessed value could increase more than the 3% limitation. Properties are not revalued due to sales or transfers to a new owner.
Measure 50 also created permanent property tax rates for each taxing district. In addition to the permanent rates, the individual districts can levy, with voter approval, local option and bond levies. The local option levies can be up to five years unless they are used for capital construction. Bond levies are generally for about twenty years. Property owners are only billed for taxes due to the districts where the property is located. For example, property located outside the city limits does not pay city taxes, or property in one school district does not pay to other school districts the property is not located within.
Measure 5, another Constitutional Amendment approved by the voters in 1990, is still in effect. This amendment created a permanent limitation on property tax rates of $10 per $1,000 of real market value for general government services and $5 per $1,000 of real market value for education services, excluding bonds.
The total assessed value in Marion County has increased from $16,463,705,003 in 2006 to $17,437,346,702 as of January 1st, 2007, which represents a total increase of 5.91%. Keep in mind for most instances, existing property is limited to the 3% increase so the additional 2.91% is mainly added value due to new construction.
The major property tax changes in Marion County consist of the following; Chemeketa Community College bond decreased by over $3.3 million which affects all properties in the county, Aumsville residents will see an average of a 7% reduction due to the city's local option levy expiring, Aurora will see an average of a 4% reduction due to a decrease in bond amount for the city, St. Paul will see an average of a 6% increase due to a new school district bond, Silverton will see an average of a 14% increase due to a new Silver Falls School District bond and Scotts Mills will see an average of an 18% increase due to the same new Silver Falls School District bond.
The real market value of all property in Marion County increased again as of January 1, 2007. The total real market value as of January 1, 2006 was $29,663,727,442 and now as of January 1, 2007 has increased to $35,276,496,141. That's an increase of 18.9% for all 126,342 accounts.
Total tax levies, assessments and fees imposed countywide this year total $284,768,754.88. This is up 5.19% from $270,705,753.16 last year.
The per acre charge for state fire patrol imposed by the State Forester increased to $1.10 from $.88 used last year.
Our tax dollars in Marion County are distributed to 74 separate taxing districts. 38.40% goes to school districts, 23.05% to cities, 18.10% to Marion County General Fund, 6.42% to Rural Fire Protection, 4.12% to Chemeketa C.C., 4.11% to Urban Renewal, 2.72% to the Transit District, 1.75% to E.S.D. and 1.33% to small lighting, sewer, soil & water, etc. districts.
Your property tax bill also serves as a "notice of change of assessed value" from the Assessor. Property owners who disagree with the values shown on the bill have several rights of appeal. First, they may go to the Assessor's Office and ask that the value be reviewed. The Assessor asks that requests for review be submitted as soon as possible after receiving the tax statement, but no later than December 7th as the review and all associated paper work must be completed and the taxpayer notified prior to December 31st. If the Assessor agrees the value should be reduced, a correction to values may be made at that point. If the Assessor does not agree, or the owner is not satisfied with the reduction, the owner may appeal to the Board of Property Tax Appeals (BOPTA). BOPTA is a local citizen board which will hold an informal hearing, consider the information presented and make a decision. Appeals to BOPTA must be filed on or before December 31st. Decisions from that board may be appealed to the Magistrate Division of the Oregon Tax Court.
Property owners who desire more information are encouraged to contact the County Assessor's office at (503) 588-5144 or the Tax Collector's Office at (503) 588-5215. Both offices are located on the second floor at 555 Court Street NE in Salem just north of the County Courthouse. Office hours are 8:00 – 5:00, Monday through Friday. Again, both offices will be closed November 12th in observance of Veteran's Day.

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There is one physician for every 1,723 residents in St. Mary's County, a smaller ratio than the state and national average, said Joan Gelrud, vice president of MedStar St. Mary's Hospital in Leonardtown. And the number of visits to the hospital's emergency room have been on the rise each year, indicating that more people don't have primary care doctors.
With the state's recent designation of Lexington Park, Great Mills and Park Hall as a Health Enterprise Zone, tax incentives can be used to help bring in more doctors and expand the range of medical care to an area in need, she said, "providing health care in the right place for patients."
Two physicians have practices and a mobile Health Connections vehicle in what is now the Health Enterprise Zone, "and that's all," Gelrud said. There are 30,902 people living in the zone and there are no medical offices south of Lexington Park.
In 2009, the hospital had 48,259 emergency room visits. In 2012, there were 57,028 visits.
"A lot of the visits are related to primary care," Gelrud said, and so the emergency room becomes the de facto medical provider.
"They don't have access to a doctor and they don't have transportation," she said of some of those seeking treatment. There were 19 applicants for the new state designation, and St. Mary's County was one of the five selected. Over the next four years, the St. Mary's Health Enterprise Zone can use $3.4 million in state funds. A significant portion of the grant will be used to provide incentives for providers to bring in more physicians, Gelrud said.
On average it takes 10 years for a physician to repay student loans. Grant money can be used to help pay down that debt for doctors, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and social workers to come to the targeted area of St. Mary's. There are also income tax reimbursements for new practices within the zone. "These folks have to practice in the Health Enterprise Zone and participate in the data collection that's required," Gelrud said. The practice should also have 40 percent of its patients on some form of medical assistance.
"Once practices are set up they don't move around too much," she said. The challenge is to bring them in.
While the ratio of physicians to St. Mary's County residents is 1 per 1,723, it is 1 per 713 in Maryland and 1 per 631 nationally, Gelrud said. There are complicated reasons behind that, she said, but "reimbursements for physicians is less in Maryland than other states."
MedStar St. Mary's Hospital is a not-for-profit group and doesn't receive any tax breaks under the program. Some dollars associated with the grant go into recruiting providers that bring both primary health and behavorial health services. The program also plans to start running a 12-passenger van with room for two wheelchairs on a 16-mile route taking patients from neighborhoods in the zone to doctors' offices, grocery stores and parks. If there is room, the van can be used to take people to work as well, she said. "This is like a little medical route" in the Health Enterprise Zone, she said.
The 13-year-old Health Connections vehicle will be outfitted with dental equipment and incentives will be offered for dentists and dental assistants to volunteer to bring service to those without dental insurance in the Lexington Park area.
The Mission of Mercy brought free dental work last year at Chopticon High School for those in the region without dental insurance. There were more than 900 served during two days, showing the need, Gelrud said.
The St. Mary's Hospital Foundation has pledged $250,000 for the purchase of a new mobile outreach center, to be named after the late Dr. J. Patrick Jarboe. Another $250,000 is sought in donations, said Holly Meyer, the hospital's director of philanthropy.
This summer, Cherry Cove Land Development is due to start work on a three-story, 44,500 square-foot medical arts building on Great Mills Road that could serve as a central hub for the Health Enterprise Zone. "We hope to be a tenant," Gelrud said, along with other services like the St. Mary's County Housing Authority, the social services department, Health Connections. Medical providers recruited to practice in the area "we hope, could be in that building," she said.
The coalition with MedStar St. Mary's Hospital aiming to increase services in the Lexington Park area includes Walden Sierra, the St. Mary's County Health Department, social services, Great Baden Medical Services, Minority Outreach Coalition, the Community Development Corp., the department of aging and human services, the housing authority, the Southern Maryland Center for Independent Living and others.
Brian Norris, chief executive officer of Cherry Cove, said last week, "We gave the coalition a discount on the rent," saving $900,000 in five years. The new building should be ready for occupation in the summer of 2014.
"That is a goal, to be in one central location," Gelrud said.


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Staff stepped aside and let students explain to Gov. Martin O'Malley the programs and opportunities available to them at North Point High School.
O'Malley (D) spoke with students and got to do a few hands-on activities in the school's science, technology and industry classrooms during a visit Monday to the Waldorf high school. He took the opportunity to tour the building and discuss his plans for initiatives related to college and career readiness.
O'Malley is proposing $7 million in this year's budget toward two new initiatives, $5 million toward a digital learning innovation fund and $2 million for an Early College Innovation Fund.
According to information from O'Malley's office, the digital learning fund would provide resources to school systems to accelerate their conversions to digital learning environments. The fund would be linked to competitive grants set up by the Maryland State Department of Education.
Some schools, such as North Point, already provide digital learning opportunities, which include online courses using e-readers and e-portfolios, where students keep samples of their best work for access online.
O'Malley said it is important to include more digital opportunities and get away from traditional textbooks.
The second initiative is $2 million for an Early College Innovation Fund, which O'Malley told officials and school staff was to "encourage more high schools to offer more opportunities to earn college credits or industry-recognized certificates while [students] are already in high schools."
The fund also would be linked to competitive grants set up by MSDE.
O'Malley said he was "floored," not only by what Charles County already has accomplished in these areas but "the trajectory of improvement that continues to roll forward," such as in algebra, English and biology.
While in an engineering class at North Point, Collin Schirf, 17, and Luke Morrissey, 17, showed O'Malley how they are able to use a three-dimensional printer, a printer that creates a 3-D object from a digital design. Engineering teacher Rich Pauole explained in a later interview that the 3-D printer creates objects using plastics, such as AVS and PLA, and works as an additive process, building the object layer by layer.
Pauole said it works in the opposite manner as a sculptor. While a sculptor creates by taking away from a mound of material, the 3-D printer adds material in layers.
Collin said students in the engineering program at North Point are learning the principles of engineering and how to think like an engineer.
For one of their school projects, students must come up with, design and create a prototype for something that can be used to better society.
One project from the class is still in use today. Students looked into changing the traffic pattern in the school that houses more than 2,000 students, which resulted in students designing and constructing an additional sidewalk at the school.
In the Academy of Health Professions classroom, O'Malley had an opportunity to place a model heart into a model thoracic, or chest, cavity and attach the aorta using a clay heart. The lessons are known to students as anatomy-in-clay.
After examining a clay heart and slicing into one, O'Malley moved on to a hospital bed in the same classroom and learned from a student how to perform CPR, using dummies as patients.
A student instructed O'Malley to compress the dummy's chest until he heard a click. O'Malley asked jokingly if he would hear that click when performing CPR on a real person. The student joked back, saying he might if he had just cracked the individual's ribs.
O'Malley showed a jovial side with many students, lightening the mood in the classrooms he visited.
While in an electrical construction class, O'Malley learned from Tyler Piper, 18, how to perform simple motor control functions. From other students, he learned how the class is using and analyzing solar energy from solar panels outside the school.
Students at North Point are not limited to just learning a particular program all day. For example, Jessica Kirkham was busy in the culinary arts classroom making pesto to stuff into pasta shells. She said it's not always cooking and culinary classes for her. Being under a chef's hat is just one part of her rigorous education.
Kirkham said the culinary program prepares students who want to get into the culinary field as well as those who are just looking to be a better cook for life, like her.
A student might spend one class period in scrubs working on medical-related things and another in an English class.
O'Malley, in a later interview, said that what is going on at North Point is part of what he envisions for other schools. O'Malley said students need opportunities to prepare for college and careers at the same time.
Providing these opportunities and being able to provide them in one place at one time could help reduce dropout rates and improve student achievement, he said.
A few turns down the long hallways at North Point and O'Malley found himself in the automotive technology class, where students learn about the industry hands-on.
O'Malley learned how to use a machine that allows someone to see what is inside a car's engine.
He also watched students perform alignments on vehicles.
Melissa Rinaldi, 17, said she wasn't interested in going into automotive technology as a career but was interested in learning the skills.
"It's good for a girl to know how to fix her own car," she said.
Jaevon Hardy, 17, said the skills he learns in automotive technology will be good for a side job as he pursues other interests.
O'Malley saw early in his visit that students were serious about their programs and that the programs were providing opportunities not many students get.
In biotechnology, O'Malley was walked through a project where students, with the help of gel boxes and other resources, work with DNA and proteins.
Onyemauchechukou Ijezie, 17, said not just her biotechnology class but "this whole school" is preparing her to pursue her goal of becoming a pharmacist.
She said "most people around the United States don't get to see what a gel box is before college," as she pointed to the boxes students were using while learning about gel electrophoresis, a process of analyzing macromolecules.
Michelle Craig, science department chairwoman at North Point, said gel electrophoresis is essentially a process of taking segments of DNA that are cut with restriction enzymes, which act as chemical scissors, and running them through a gelatin substance using electricity. Bands are created during the process, which are used to determine relationships. For example, the results can be used to determine if two people are related.
O'Malley said North Point is a reflection of a vision Charles County Superintendent of Schools James E. Richmond and others have had for many years.
He said many students would be far more interested in coming to school and graduating if they are learning a trade they will be able to use as soon as they graduate.
Richmond said O'Malley is "truly interested in students getting some sort of education, no matter what it is, beyond high school."


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As stricter gun-control proposals wound through the legislative process this week in Annapolis — the Senate passed a bill on Thursday — a pair of St. Mary's sportsmen argued that the restrictions are unneeded and miss their mark.
John Mountjoy, president of the Sanner's Lake Sportsmen Club off Great Mills Road, and Mark Byers, a club member serving as its legislative affairs specialist, tried to keep pace with the filing of 79 legislative bills spread among five different General Assembly Senate and House subcommittees holding hearings scheduled through this month, with new bills still being introduced.
Byers said there could be "a deliberate tactic to divide and conquer" the opponents to the legislation by making it harder for them to appear at each of the upcoming hearings.
"It's definitely making it tough for us," Mountjoy concurred, "but we're doing what we can."
"Just to keep up with the reading associated with these things is a test," Byers said.
The club, with a history dating back to 1951, has about 600 regular members, about 200 associate members who primarily are the regulars' spouses and about 300 dependent members who are under the age of 21. They have a clubhouse and shooting range on the idyllic acreage that feels far removed from the highway's busy commercial corridor.
The proposals by federal and state lawmakers after the shooting deaths last December of 26 people, including 20 children, at an elementary school in Connecticut has amounted to "an emotional response to a terrible tragedy," Byers said, one that is mired in a "hurried nature and technical inaccuracies," and that he ascribes to an approach long pursued by liberal elected officials in states like New York and California. The two club members said they feel that the embrace by Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) of that approach ties into his potential bid for the presidency in 2016.
Byers said the proposed changes in gun laws would have "unintended consequences" for law-abiding citizens ranging from aspiring Olympic athletes to people simply trying to protect their homes and loved ones.
Specifically, Byers said a proposal to outlaw the AR-15 rifle, used in less than 2 percent of all crimes, would extend into full prohibition the existing regulations that he said needlessly differentiate between the basic model of the weapon and a far more heavily regulated version that has a collapsible stock.
"They're legislating primarily on cosmetics and not on function," he said, adding that most rifle users can switch out cartridge magazines so quickly that there's no purpose in regulating their capacity.
Pump-action shotguns are just as lethal, Mountjoy said, but public officials are not going after them "because they don't want to offend a greater demographic."
Byers said the discussion of mental health during the gun-control debate is "the single most concerning issue," because lawmakers again are rushing toward a decision on an issue that needs more thought than has gone into the current proposals.
"There was very little substance to it," Byers said, noting a doctor's opinion that veterans needing counseling services might forego that, if it costs them their right to enjoy sport shooting or even own a firearm.
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Two Lusby men were recently arrested and charged for their alleged involvement with the Feb. 12 home invasion of a residence in Chesapeake Ranch Estates in Lusby.
Melvin L. Mackall Jr., 35, was arrested Feb. 28 and Deon L. Jones, 22, was arrested March 11, and both were charged with armed robbery, robbery, first-degree assault, second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, first-degree burglary, attempted possession of CDS, conspiracy to commit armed robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery, conspiracy to commit first-degree assault, conspiracy to commit second-degree assault, conspiracy to commit reckless endangerment, conspiracy to commit first-degree burglary and conspiracy to possess CDS.
Mackall is being held at the Calvert County Detention Center on $250,000 bond and Jones is being held on $40,000.
At 7:57 a.m. Feb. 12, Calvert County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to a Roundup Road home in Lusby for a report of a home invasion robbery, according to charging documents. As deputies were responding to the call, they passed a white Ford Crown Victoria with tinted windows being driven by a black man with dreadlocks, police said.
Upon arrival, deputies contacted the victim, who said he was sleeping in bed with his girlfriend and baby when he was attacked by a black man. He said he woke up when he was hit in the face with an unknown object and then the man demanded his prescription medication and beat the victim "severely about the body and the face," charging documents state.
The victim's girlfriend said she woke up when her boyfriend was being beaten. She said the man told her to get her child and leave or he would kill them, police said, and she then ran from the home to a neighbor's house, where she called police. Both the victim and his girlfriend said they had never seen the man before. Police said they learned the man had beaten the victim with a "large metal hairspray can" and a wooden and glass jewelry box taken from the bedroom.
Deputies said the suspect had entered the home through the front door, which may have been unlocked or forced open. A large amount of blood was found on the floor and bed and blood was smeared on a basement sliding glass door, the stairs leading to the basement, the front door and the porch, charging documents state.
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Three other witnesses who live where near the robbery and assault occurred told deputies that at about 8 a.m. Feb. 12, the Crown Victoria pulled into their driveway. Two black men got out of the car and then forced open the front door, police said.
One witness told the two men, one of whom she recognized as Jones, to leave when Jones allegedly then said they had robbed someone's house but "the robbery had gone bad," according to charging documents. Both of the men allegedly then went into another witness's bedroom, "demanding" he gather his wallet and money and drive them to White Sands in Lusby because the car they were driving was known to police. The second witness said he refused to drive them to White Sands and the men then left, police said.
Two witnesses were shown a photo lineup containing a picture of Mackall and picked his picture out as the man accompanying Jones on the robbery and assault, charging documents state.
Mackall is also facing charges of armed robbery, first-degree assault, second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, use of a firearm during a felony or violent crime and dangerous weapon with intent to injure for an incident that occurred Feb. 5. He is being held at the detention center on $250,000 bond for those charges.
According to charging documents, Mackall visited a home Feb. 5 on Adelina Road in Prince Frederick looking for Percocet and money from the victim. The victim told Mackall he did not have either of those items, and Mackall allegedly began hitting the victim, charging documents state.
During the altercation, police said Mackall removed a silver handgun from a pocket and hit the victim in the head with the gun. Mackall also pointed the gun at the victim and threatened to kill him, charging documents state.
Mackall then allegedly put the gun back in his pocket and pulled out a knife, with which he tried to stab the victim. The victim blocked the attack and knocked the knife out of Mackall's hand, and it fell to the ground, police said. The two men fought "for a few more seconds" when Mackall then picked the knife back up, threatened the victim again and left the property after telling the victim to "have the drugs or money by six, because he would be back," charging documents state.
Deputies interviewed a witness Feb. 21 who was at the scene of the assault. The witness told deputies Mackall was upset because he believed the victim was trying to exchange drugs for sex with Mackall's girlfriend, police said. The witness saw Mackall hit the victim but did not see a gun or knife, according to charging documents.
Police said the victim was shown a photo lineup and allegedly picked Mackall out as the person who assaulted him.
According to a sheriff's office press release, police believe similar incidents have occurred in the Lusby area but involve "victims who may be reluctant to come forth." Anyone with information pertaining to similar events involving Jones or Mackall should call Det. Mudd at 410-535-1600, ext. 2469, or the Maryland State Police Prince Frederick barrack at 410-535-1400.


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Tenants have been emptying out of two office buildings on a block of Blueridge Avenue between Georgia Avenue and Elkin St. And the handful that remain - a BB&T bank, a doctor's office, a attorney's office, a State Farm Insurance office, and an art studio - will all vacate by the end of the year to make way for a proposed new apartment complex aimed at attracting the millenial generation.
AVA, a brand of AvalonBay Communities, Inc. which owns the land, plans to build up to 325 apartment units in a four-story building, to open to renters in 2016.
The project is still in the concept planning phase, Chris Helsabeck, vice president of development for AvalonBay, said. But the development will be entirely residential, with studios and one, two, and possibly three-bedroom apartments. On Tuesday, Helsabeck presented preliminary plans for a contemporary-style building with corrugated metal accents to the Wheaton Urban District Advisory Board. Chairman of the Board Henriot St. Gerard said thought the board was generally supportive.
AvalonBay purchased the land in 2004, which Helsabeck said is now about 75 percent vacant, still housing about a dozen small businesses.
BB&T Bank is moving to a new location on University Boulevard, a decision they had made prior to learning about the new development, market leader for the bank Tavarious Butts said. Armando Punsalan, an agent at the State Farm, said the company is still looking for a new location.
The project falls under AvalonBay's new brand, AVA, aimed at building housing for millenials. AVA has built several similar complexes already, including one in the H Street, NE area of D.C. AVA focuses on walkable, social communities with access to mass transit. New residents would have easy access to several bus lines on Georgia Avenue, as well as the Wheaton Metro Station, only .3 miles away. The development seems in line with Montgomery County's goal of keeping the younger generation in the county, which also prompted officials to establish a nighttime economy task force to look into boosting nightlife.
"We're in the process of doing public outreach in advance of submitting the sketch plan," to the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission, Helsabeck said. And so far, they've received a lot of positive feedback. AVA plans to submit a proposal to the county in November, he said. Once the development is approved, construction is expected to take about 20 months.


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American thinking about religion and science before the Civil War was substantially informed by the powerful "concordist" metaphor of God as the "author" of two "books," nature and Scripture, which ultimately must agree.
So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book.
For Evangelicals interested in the evolutionary history of our species, the results of a new study are a "smoking gun" for human/Neanderthal interbreeding.
Researchers in the emerging field of Paleogenomics are investigating the past using genetic research.
Is evolution driven mainly by random genetic variation, or are there other factors at play? Michael Burdett reviews the scientific debate.
When non-believers in France or in Spain read what young-earth creationists are writing about evolution, geology, or astrophysics, they frequently conclude that the Bible is at best an interesting fairy tale.
The story of the Genesis Rock reminds us of how biblical and scientific accounts, despite their different purviews and purposes, remain inexorably linked in our understanding of origins.
In this video originally featured in March of 2012, Dr. David Finch, a biologist at New York University, discusses his thoughts on both Creationism and the effects of "new atheists" like Richard Dawkins.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
News about the Ebola outbreak and initiatives in genomic medicine lead our news roundup this week, with a collection of research and learning opportunities in biology and at the science/faith border to follow.
This weeks in Origins news: studies of a skeleton uncovered in 2007 provide clues about rapid human evolution in the Americas, our climate and Christian stewardship, a few BioLogos folks give interviews, and some cool links to miscellaneous finds.
When read in this way, the Genesis stories may be seen as one of the greatest-ever revolutions in human understanding. Genesis used the literary forms of the day to introduce its readers to a rational God who cares for people – and whose faithfulness made science possible. Genesis is expressly about theology, not science.
This week in our Origins News Roundup: News of new nucleobases, the future of synthetic biology, and some healthy dialogue and critique of certain aspects of modern science.
Would those genuinely interested in learning about evolution benefit from a careful explanation of why these common objections don't hold water? Here the answer seemed to me to be "yes."
Does Collins show that Evangelicals have turned the corner on the scandal Noll brought to light, or does the continued resistance of the majority of Evangelicals to Collins's work (about 75% reject human evolution) show that we as a collective group still do not take the life of the mind seriously?
Today's Origins News Roundup features challenging and exciting new ideas about evolutionary theory, fossil finds that add to our understanding of how carnivores and humans developed, some interesting science history from England, and more on American views of evolution.
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A former Montgomery County man has been charged with murdering his ex-wife with the help of his current wife.
Baldeo Taneja and Raminder Kaur traveled to Germantown last week and shot Preeta Paul Gabba, Taneja's former wife, as she walked on Crystal Rock Drive at around 7:45 a.m. Saturday, Montgomery County Police said.
After receiving reports of gunshots, police said they found Gabba, 49, sprawled in the road, suffering from "at least" one gunshot wound. Rescue personnel took her to a local hospital, where she died, according to a police statement about the shooting.
TV news teams aired video clips of police picking up her belongings — an umbrella, bags, a sandwich — off the wet roadway.
Police said Taneja, 62, was due to appear in court in Montgomery County on a domestic issue two days before the shooting, but he did not show up.
"That kind of got our attention, that he was going to be in our area," Montgomery County Police Capt. Jim Daly said.
Daniel Wright, Gabba's lawyer in her divorce, said that the hearing had been over Taneja's alimony payments. Taneja had fallen behind on the payments several months ago, but had agreed to begin paying them again after getting a new job in Tennessee, Wright said.
Although Taneja did not show up at the hearing, his lawyer was there, and Taneja didn't need to be there, Wright said.
Taneja and Gabba married in Pune, India, in 2002. It was Gabba's second marriage, Wright said.
Gabba had a son, now in his 20s, Wright said.
Gabba and Taneja's marriage was a tumultuous one, marked occasionally by violence. They separated in September 2009, and the divorce was finalized in 2011, Wright said.
Court records show that Gabba lived in an apartment on Crystal Rock Drive. During their divorce proceedings, Taneja was listed in court records as having a Silver Spring address.
Investigators learned that Taneja and Kaur, 63, bought two guns in Nashville late last month, and were in Montgomery County on Friday and Saturday, according to a news release.
Detectives flew to Tennessee and arrested Taneja and Kaur there, with help from Metropolitan Nashville Police Department homicide detectives and SWAT team members, Daly said.
Detectives charged Kaur and Taneja with first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. As of Monday, the couple were incarcerated in Nashville, awaiting extradition to Montgomery County.
Kaur and Taneja were being held on $500,000 bond each, according to a news release from the city of Nashville.
Police recovered two pistols from their car, the release said.
Raj Singh, Taneja's attorney, said Taneja, a Hindu, and Kaur, a Sikh, are from northern India.
"I'm kind of surprised. I just learned about it today," he said Monday of the charges against his client.
Courts were closed on Monday, but according to online Tennessee court records, Kaur and Taneja were charged as "fugitives."
Taneja worked as the director of Biostatistics & Clinical Data Management at DP Clinical Inc. in Rockville, before moving to Tennessee, according to his LinkedIn page. Calls to his neighbors were not answered Monday.
An employee at DP Clinical declined to speak to The Gazette about Taneja, saying it was the company's policy not to talk about former employees.
Taneja, a statistician at a large company in Tennessee, told Singh he would be in Montgomery County for a business conference this past weekend, Singh said.
Wright said Gabba came to him several times, concerned about her safety.
"She was very much afraid of him," Wright said, recounting stories Gabba told him about receiving harrassing phone calls late at night and of returning home to find one of her windows smashed. After the separation, Wright said, Gabba reported that her ex-husband had attacked her and broken into her home.
In documents related to Gabba's petition for a divorce, she wrote that Taneja physically abused her when the two were living in India "at least eight times."
Taneja was frustrated with his business and family issues, she wrote. "He would vent all those frustrations on me," adding later, "because of Indian culture, it remained a secret. I will no longer keep quiet about it, however."
According to Singh, Taneja accused Gabba of infidelities.
Singh said he had not spoken with Taneja since the charges were filed against him.
Gabba worked at the Kensington-based Cross Country Moving and Storage, Wright said. She took the bus everywhere because she did not own a car, he said.
A woman who answered the phone at Cross Country Moving and Storage said Gabba's slaying left her stunned.
"I still don't believe it. I still expect to see her come in," she said.
The woman did not want to be identified by name, but said people call her "Mika."
She and Gabba worked together the last year and a half.
"Never in my life have I had an employee like her," she said.
She learned of Gabba's death after texting her on Saturday about one of the company's clients. When Gabba didn't answer, she sent another text, she said.
"Please, I worry about you," she said she wrote. "And then the police called me."
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In a red carpet interview last week at SXSW, James Franco suggested that he has been dropped from three advertising campaigns due to his involvement in two gay-oriented films he put out at Sundance, and not due to his image as the companies reported. He produced Kink and co-directed and starred in a forthcoming Travis Matthews film, Interior.Leather Bar. Franco suggested that this exemplifies the homophobia that still exists in American media. As many advertisers have already begun to notice, gays and lesbians will only continue to become an increasingly visible part of American society. While the exact reason for Franco having been dropped from these campaigns is unclear at this time, the depiction of raw gay sexuality as portrayed in these films was no doubt part of the conversation. Other explicit films depicting heterosexual sex rarely if ever raise an eyebrow among the public, and neither should these.
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