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The Play of the Eyes (Paperback)Elias Canetti
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GREENVILLE, S.C. -- When Bobby Lamb took over as Furman's head coach last season, he brought with him the well-worn, time-honored plan for football training camp he followed as a player and longtime assistant.
Now, Lamb -- and football coaches throughout the country -- can rip up those yellowed, dog-eared schedules.
Forget Bear Bryant's Junction Boys. The NCAA has some new, more moderate summer practice guidelines that change everything done before.
Freshmen no longer come in and train days before the veterans. Teams practice just once a day their first five days as players handle academic and team duties. And when players finally put on the pads, gone will be consecutive days of two-a-day practices long a standard in college football.
South Carolina trainer Rod Walters believes the changes should eliminate the horrific incidents of heat-related injuries -- and sometimes deaths like Northwestern player Rashidi Wheeler two years ago -- at football camps.
"The most important thing is your rest," Walters said. "You've got to make sure the body has adequate time to recover. This is going to help."
Walters and the university sponsored a Heat Summit last week, giving area sports trainers and medical personnel updates on handling sometimes dangerous hot-weather training.
South Carolina high school teams began practice last Friday. Most state colleges report this week.
Lamb says Furman's been running the same practice plans since the days of Dick Sheridan 25 years ago. So it's been a struggle to alter something his coaches know like the back of their playbooks. "However, everybody who's in football is having to do it," Lamb said. "And that makes you feel a little bit better that you're not the only ones scratching your heads."
South Carolina coach Lou Holtz wasn't sure how he would handle the changes. "It's had a tremendous impact," said Holtz, who traditionally began teaching his newest players days before his upperclassmen arrived. "We're all in uncharted waters."
Clemson coach Tommy Bowden worries newcomers won't catch on to the faster-paced, college game as quickly. He says he thought about holding separate practices -- one for freshmen, and one for everyone else. "Some of the freshmen are going to be lost out there," said Bowden, who is starting his fifth year with the Tigers. "It's going to slow their progress."
Coastal Carolina coach David Bennett starts his school's first-ever football camp on Aug. 6. He thought the new rules would give players a chance "to get two good meals in them" before returning to a hot, searing field to hit tackling sleds or chase punts.
Heat stress is commonly seen on football fields through weight loss and muscle cramps. Leslie Bonci, director of sports nutrition at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, says she has seen athletes who've lost as much as 14 pounds during a training session. When a player is dehydrated, their core temperature can rise leading to cramping and in extreme cases, blacking out or worse.
Besides keeping athletes healthier, the guidelines should keep them fresher during football season as well, Bonci said.
"Coaches say, 'You've got to do it, you've got to really work hard.' By the time you get to the middle of the season, you have whupped athletes," she said. "Instead, if you give them a chance to kind of acclimatize and really, really make the most of their practices instead of overloading them, you're going to have athletes extend their season."
Walters says Holtz always has kept players' health in mind. The Gamecocks keep large fans blowing cool air on the side, along with a cooling tent that mists players who could be overheating. The team has practiced early before the sun blazes and at night under the practice field lights. And trainers are continually loading players with fluids before, during and after sessions, Walters said.
South Carolina tight end Hart Turner doesn't expect Holtz and his staff to lighten up on players when training camp opens. Turner says the hard two-a-day sessions have helped teams in the past, but "I guess players have taken some risks before. This might stop that."
Football-wise, Lamb says the Furman staff should get to break down completely one practice film and point out mistakes before the next session comes up. In the past, the Paladins held 10 practices during one five-day stretch. "That made it a mad scramble to finish one before you started the other," Lamb said.
But five days with only one practice a day mean Lamb must bring the team to campus earlier, pinching his budget. He hasn't figured out how much extra that means. "Right now, it's costing me six more meals and two more nights for 90 guys," he said. "You do the math."
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So I am a beginner in ROR, like I know it for a month (school assignment and we don't get a cursus we need to use 'google')
So I want a dropdown box with a list of all my cities. Then if I pick a city I need to save the city_id in my database together with the date. The code I have so far seem to work except when I click on save it says that city is empty (and it can't be empty because of the failsave)
this is my code

<%= f.label :stad_id %>

<% cities_array = Stad.all.map { |stad| [stad.naam, stad.land] } %>
<%= select_tag(Stad, options_for_select(cities_array)) %>

<%= f.label :datum %>

<% datum = Time.now.to_s(:db) %>
<%= f.text_field :datum, :value => datum.inspect, :readonly => true %>

<%= f.submit %>
<% end %>
I don't really know what I am doing wrong except I have an eery feeling I don't actually give the command to save it.
help is much thanked sincerely Robin


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West Sacramentan lines her neighborhood with American flags for the nation's birthday
By Monica Stark email@example.com West Sacramento's Heather Moore decided to line Grande Vista Avenue and Claredon Street with nearly 300 American flags, bringing joy and patriotism to her neighborhood. Neighbor Marie called More »
Joseph "Joey" Lopes Park made official at ribbon-cutting ceremony
Daniel Wilson email@example.com West Sacramento has a brand new park, and on Friday, June 24, it was made official at a ribbon-cutting ceremony where the family of the park's namesake Joseph "Joey" More »
Serving Senate District 6: Dr. Richard Pan discusses controversy and current legislation
By Monica Stark He wanted to go where the people were and he did. Situating his office in South Sacramento across from Florin Road Bingo and the Rice Bowl restaurant, California State More »
Longtime West Sacramentan is docent at the drought-tolerant exhibit at the California State Fair
By Monica Stark
Tucked behind Building B at the California State Fair lies a large outdoor garden area, from exhibits on rice farming, to aquaponics, there's also a drought-tolerant display which demonstrates how to transform a typical lawn to a low-water Shangri-La, which was planted in May and will be on display for three years.
With California in its fifth year of drought, inspiring visitors to make conservation a way of life is what Department of Water Resource's three California State Fair exhibits are designed to accomplish now through July 24. The trio of exhibits, dubbed Conservation: The California Lifestyle, feature drought-tolerant landscaping ideas, edible gardens and take-home information on conservation. Flyers are available for DWR turf rebates and water-wise plant lists.
Evelyn Tipton, a resident of the Summerfield area in West Sacramento, retired from the California Department of Water Resources after 36 years as a civil engineer and volunteers at the fair at one of the department's outdoor exhibits.
"We have rebates and everyone calls up the department and says, 'Well, how do we get the rebates? What do we do to convert our yards?' So we set up the exhibit to go through the entire process from planning, stripping the yard out, irrigation system, hardscaping, plant selection, different types of landscaping."
Tipton said in order to qualify for the rebates projects should be done in 120 days, though with the help of professionals it could be done in just a few days. Before and after pictures are definitely recommended.
Asked what some of the biggest challenges one faces when undergoing this kind of transformation, Tipton said, laughing, "Bermuda grass." Also, "understanding and being able to plan out and picture it, that's my problem. My daughter's a photographer so she is really good at laying things out. 'I know this will look good here and here and here.' Me: I can do the technical stuff, but laying out is the hardest part for me and then it's just the matter of the labor."
While the California Department of Water Resources main concern is water supply, the rebates and encouraging drought-tolerant landscapes to this extent is a rather new undertaking. Prior residents would typically content their local water supplier, Tipton said. "We're statewide and usually it's a local water supplier that's involved with the smaller areas."
Giving a tour of the state fair display, Tipton started at the beginning: The planning stage. "You have to map out your house, your yard, how much area you are working with, the direction it's facing (south, west, north, east) – that makes a great deal of difference of where you put your plants. You need to know where your shade's going to be. If you have a north side face, you'll pretty much be in the shade the whole time. It depends what kind of soil you got. In West Sacramento, in my area, it's pretty much all clay, not so organic. Clay holds water but it's not that easy to work with. It doesn't drain well and it tends to run off, rather than soak in. So you have to amend your clay soil with gypsum or a lot of organic soil. Gypsum goes into the molecules and breaks up the individual, but the particles in clay soil are so fine that it breaks it apart chemically to loosen up your clay soil. And, then you add organic to it."
You need to figure out where you are going to have your trees, Tipton advised, recommending putting trees near streets and driveways.
"We like to drive around neighborhoods and see what others have done, find projects we really like." Also, during the planning stage, sign up for rebates, she suggested.
After the planning stage, it's time for turf removal. Tipton recommends RoundUp and/or solarization (covering the problem area with a black tarp that will cook the grass). Solarization does sterilize the area so Tipton said you need to add in some worms and mulch. Or, you can also just dig up the grass. Then you lay down cardboard or newspaper. "I need to level my yard, put mulch on it. The advantage of this is when you want to plant it, you don't want to have to remove the cardboard. You can clear out the mulch, cut a hole, and stick it in through the hole. That keeps the weeds out too."
You need to lay out your yard and add a controller that will control how much water goes to each area. After that if you have any hardscaping paths, this is the time to put in walkways. Just make sure you put down permeable landscape material, sand on top and then lay your rock or brick into that. Just be sure you compact that sand pretty well or the rocks will shift.
Then you put the mulch down, followed by planting, suggested Tipton. "You need to put the right kind of plants together. If plants take more water, you need them in one area. Shade-loving plants you need to put them in the shade. And take into account how big those plants are going to grow. The fair display includes a pollinator garden, where they have salvia, butterfly bush, lantana." Besides the pollinator garden, there are fruit trees on display as well as vegetables.
To get some more great ideas visit Tipton at the fair. The display is open everyday until the fair ends on Sunday. Visit www.castatefair.org for more information.
West Sacramentan lines her neighborhood with American flags for the nation's birthday
By Monica Stark
West Sacramento's Heather Moore decided to line Grande Vista Avenue and Claredon Street with nearly 300 American flags, bringing joy and patriotism to her neighborhood.
Neighbor Marie called the display "wholesome and prideful." Margaret, who also lives in that area, said happily, "They were beautiful."
Heather said she started to put some up on Friday and Saturday she got up and did the rest of them and took them down on Tuesday. "It was fun. I started with a few houses and decided I'd just do the whole street," she said.
Heather got the flags from a box inside the VFW. "I had to iron all of them. They had been wrapped in a box for so long. No one wanted them. And I thought, shoot they are here. Everyone loved it. There was not one person upset."
A proud West Sacramentan, Heather said the 4th of July to her means freedom and the ability to enjoy her neighbors. "I love my neighbors – the fact I can go ask a neighbor for an egg or they can ask me for something. We wave to all of our neighbors when they come up on our street. (Regarding the flags) I thought, 'Why not? It's America. It's our birthday. The VFW had them; it didn't kill me and I got a great response.
During Christmastime, Heather likes to decorate "Charlie Brown Christmas" style. "I have a full on dog house. Christmas is my favorite holiday. We go all out. I have to start decorating in middle of November. Once Thanksgiving dinner is over, I flip a switch and there you go."
Joseph "Joey" Lopes Park made official at ribbon-cutting ceremony
Daniel Wilson
West Sacramento has a brand new park, and on Friday, June 24, it was made official at a ribbon-cutting ceremony where the family of the park's namesake Joseph "Joey" Lopes shared stories about the famous boxer who called the area home during his life.
The park, which is the 35th park in the city, is located next to the Parkside Apartments along Sycamore Avenue off of West Capitol and features a newly-installed piece of artwork, which was created by Denver, Colorado artist Michael Clapper.
The $70,000 art structure—which Clapper says represents "fighting for community"—was approved by the City Council on Jan. 13 with Clapper's piece being chosen over 75 other submissions after the City of West Sacramento's Arts, Culture & Historic Preservation Commission, the Yolo Arts Council, city staff and others gave input.
The park cost $8.2 million to install and features a garden, benches, picnic tables, water fountains, two playgrounds, — one each for younger and older children — a basketball court and plenty of walking paths and green grass. The park has several trees as well, but it'll be a while before they provide any shade. In the meantime, there are two shade shelters located at each side of the park.
Superintendent of West Sacramento Parks & Ground Sam Cooney explained that the project has been in the works for six years.
"It's been a long time in the making," said Cooney. "The state awarded the city $4.1 million and then we put in matching funds."
Schmidt Design Group Principal J.T. Barr added that the park's design incorporated a lot of feedback from the residents of West Sacramento.
"The design really started with the inspiration of the community," said Barr. "All of the forms and structures, the walkways [were] really inspired by West Sacramento and the agricultural heritage that is here, so we really wanted to embrace the community and express that in the park, so the park really becomes a reflection of the community.
The ceremony began at 10 a.m. with a few words from West Sacramento City Manager Martin Tuttle, who thanked the landscapers, city inspector and project manager among others who worked on the park.
"What we do in West Sacramento is we take local money and we go out and find other money to match with it," said Tuttle. "That's how we're able to do great things for the city."
Martin then introduced City Council Member Chris Ledesma, who spoke about the park and the collaborative effort it took to complete.
"As many of you know, this site, for a long time, was an eye-soar," said Ledesma as children played with bubbles and ran around in the grass area just behind where the audience of approximately 100 West Sacramento citizens, Lopes family members and city leaders was seated. "And now look at this 4 acres we're sitting on today. Congratulations to everybody who had a hand in this."
Ledesma went on to say that just as it took the entire community to design and implement the park, it'll take the entire community to keep it clean, safe and welcoming in the years to come.
He then announced a new park watch program, designed to cut down on vandalism and crime, which will be headed up by West Sacramento PD Officer Warren Estrada.
"It's up to all of us to keep an eye on this park and it's up to all of us to work with the police department to make sure we maintain this park and keep the spirit of Joey Lopes going," said Ledesma.
Ledesma then introduced Silvestre Gilmete Jr., the nephew of Joey Lopes, who called up several other family members before beginning his speech about his uncle's impact.
A hometown hero who lived near Sycamore all of his life, Joey Lopes was a boxer in the late 1940s and throughout the 1950s. Lopes always wore his name and the words "West Sacramento" on the robes he wore to the ring and made sure that everyone knew he was from West Sacramento, not Sacramento.
He competed at the Memorial Auditorium and the world-famous Madison Square Garden among many other venues. In 1948, Lopes was selected for the U.S. Olympic boxing team and he went on to fight in three matches with the Lightweight championship up for grabs.
Following his retirement, Lopes was a community leader, working for the West Sacramento Sanitary District, the West Sacramento Optimist Club and the West Sacramento Babe Ruth Baseball League.
The park's art features a silhouette of Lopes with his arm reaching out in a boxing punch and will light up at night as the sun sets behind it. On the flipside of the structure is a map of the West Sacramento area.
After Gilmete Jr. thanked the city and everyone involved on behalf of the family, shared some history of his uncle and introduced longtime friend Raul Deanda, who told some stories about his friend's illustrious career and life's journey, the ceremony ended with the cutting of the ribbon and loud cheers and applause from everyone in attendance.
As children filled the playgrounds, shot hoops at the basketball court and ran around the grassy areas, adults snapped photos of the artwork and the park while others enjoyed snacks and conversation.
Gilmete Jr. expressed the gratitude of his family for the city naming the park after his uncle.
"This is a tremendous honor," said Gilmete Jr. who explained that the family petitioned to have the park's name changed from Sycamore Park to Joey Lopes Park after learning it was being installed, a motion that was met with a unanimous decision from the city. "My uncle was about his community and it being so close to where he lived as a kid and as an adult and to see that this park incorporates a playground for children to be able to enjoy, half-court basketball for any age to enjoy and the community garden with my grandparents [having had a farm here], it's just incredible."
Serving Senate District 6: Dr. Richard Pan discusses controversy and current legislation
By Monica Stark
He wanted to go where the people were and he did.
Situating his office in South Sacramento across from Florin Road Bingo and the Rice Bowl restaurant, California State Senator Richard Pan (D-Sacramento) wanted his office located where people frequented.
From West Sacramento up to the Sacramento International Airport over to McClellan Air Force Base and southwest to the town of Sheldon down to Elk Grove, essentially all of Sacramento proper is included in Dr. Pan's district but 2251 Florin Road, Suite 156 is where he settled.
And people are coming off the streets to pop in and talk. "It's a good place to be. I want to be sure we serve all our neighborhoods. I am proud of the work of all of our neighborhoods," Pan said.
Having worked for several nonprofits over the years from churches to food banks and nonprofit health clinics nearby, Florin Road is "one of the communities in my area that could use extra help," he said.
Proud to be a convener bringing people together, Pan has held health fairs, kids' health classes, has worked with food banks and helped summer lunch programs. "We work with (Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services), Senior Gleaners to continue to get food to people who need help. We've done a variety of things on the ground to help out," he said.
First elected to the state Assembly in 2010, Pan has since authored legislation to bring more than $100 million in federal funds for fire departments, including $6 million for the Sacramento region. He partnered with law enforcement and local businesses to establish a statewide database to catch thieves attempting to sell stolen property to pawnshops, and he authored a law to allow campus police to use body cameras.
Time magazine called Dr. Pan a "hero" when he authored landmark legislation to abolish non-medical exemptions to legally required vaccines for school students.
Despite the recognition, activists attempted to recall Pan because of the vaccination law. In an article by Elk Grove Citizen's Lance Armstrong, Katherine Duran, an Elk Grove mother, and a team of volunteers responded to that bill with an effort to have Pan recalled. According to the article, Duran stated that she felt that the bill represented a loss of "liberty or right to decide what doesn't go into our bodies."
Apparently even after the effort to recall was unsuccessful, in a recent interview with this publication Pan relayed further backlash that attacked an event where he brought together members of the Muslim and Japanese communities to talk about exclusionary rhetoric. "Anti-vaxxers came to protest outside, but they played a trick on the reporter. They claimed that I allowed hate speech (on my Facebook page). They showed the reporter these posts. There were three examples and each was less than an hour a part from another. One post was an anti-vaccine person who faked posting – 'kill the anti-vaxxers. See, they're threatening us too.' We proved that one of the posts was an anti-vaccine Facebook person who pretended they were pro vaccine… it was bad.
"The reality is we have to keep our kids safe at school. We eliminated measles in 2000 and having all these cases pop up and being spread primarily around unvaccinated kids. Ten babies died of whooping cough and hundreds got sick."
Now hiring: After recession, state government looking for workers
During the recession, the state essentially had a hiring freeze, but now that recovery has been underway, they're hiring again. The need for employees also stems from those retiring.
Working with the state Department of Human Resources' Civil Rights Commission, Pan reached out to minority groups to diversify the workplace and to fill the open positions. "A lot of people who live in less served communities don't know the process," he said.
Offering workshops on how to get a state job with such nonprofits as La Familia, and Asian Resources, a lot work needs to be done to get the attendees to come to exam. "We're still in the middle of this. We want to be sure more people have opportunities to apply for these jobs … We need to be getting them to the exam."
While there are companies that do this for a fee, reaching out to the underserved communities, Pan has been instrumental in making sure these workshops are free of charge.
Working with Elk Grove youth to create legislation affecting them
In February, Pan joined the 8th grade class at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Elementary School in Elk Grove in introducing Senate Bill 977, which would ban tobacco products within 250 feet from a youth sporting event.
"Youth sports is all about developing good and healthy habits," he said. "Everyone on the field, bleachers and sidelines should be encouraging our young athletes to pick up life-long habits that will keep them healthy and strong. I am proud of the 8th grade class at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Elementary School for recognizing the importance of good health and working to make SB 977 state law."
SB 977 would prohibit cigarettes, chewing tobacco, e-cigarettes and other tobacco products within 250 feet of any youth sports practice, game or other activity, where athletes under the age of 18 are present.
Data tracking system on violent deaths
Pan also announced that his bill SB 877, which will require California to establish and maintain a data-tracking system on violent deaths in the state, including gun deaths, passed the state senate.
"Researchers cannot fully confront the crisis and save lives because we lack research and tracking," he explained.
"Databases are really important to figure ways to reduce injury and death. It also tells when things don't work," he added at the time of the interview. He said California used to participate and stopped for budget issues about 10 years ago. "Being someone in public health, I need to understand and (know) if solutions are making a difference."
Prior to 2008, California participated in the National Violent Death Reporting System, a federal program to collect data on violent deaths. California was unable to obtain federal funding to continue the program because the state did not obtain law enforcement records required by NVDRS. SB 877 would require the California Department of Public Health to collect such data.
In addition to providing the data to the NVDRS, the data could be used to assist state policymakers and communities as they determine appropriate prevention and education efforts.
Researchers point to the difference in how guns and vehicle fatalities are tracked. In 1975, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration started a national database called the Fatality Analysis Reporting System. State, local and federal entities work together to update the database with detailed data sets for every car death in the nation. By contrast, a unified and complete database for gun deaths is virtually non-existent, explained Pan in a press release on the topic.
Researchers and policymakers have used the information to create safety mechanisms that have drastically reduced vehicle fatalities through the years. Meanwhile, gun deaths persist and in 21 states and the District of Columbia, gun deaths now outnumber vehicle deaths, Pan continued.
Also, in regard to Dr. Pan's bill requiring California collect data on gun deaths, Pan reported that the following 32 states collect and participate in the National Violent Death Reporting System: Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Utah, Virginia, Vermont, Washington and Wisconsin.
Mother of alleged gang member discusses son's charges and her involvement with Broderick is Not a Gang
Editor's Note: The following was provided by West Sacramento mother Sonia Rodriguez when asked to provide details about her son in a way to humanize the neighborhood youth who, in addition to serious crimes, has been labeled as a gang member, even though she said he was never affiliated with a gang. Some of it has been edited to fit the newspaper.
Name: Elijah Rodriguez
Age: 21 (now) 17 at time of arrest
On May 5, 2012, Elijah Rodriguez was arrested at school around Franklyn Way and Glide Avenue for attempted murder. The charges were dropped to assault with a deadly weapon. He took a deal for 12 years with two strikes.
He was charged with:
CT1 PC 245 (a) (1) assault with a deadly weapon (3 years), CT1A PC 186.22 (b) gang enhancement (5yrs)
CT2 PC 245(a) (1) assault with a deadly weapon (1 year) CT2B PC 12022.7 (a) inflicts great bodily injury (3 years)
Statement from Sonia Rodriguez
I completely understand what my son did was wrong and believe he deserved to go to prison. What he was charged with is a very serious matter that we don't take lightly. However, I have a problem with a couple things.
The first being the amount of time Elijah got. He took a deal for 12 years. He was threatened with 25 years to life if we went to trial granted there were no deaths in this case. Because of the "safe zone" if this crime would have happened one block over, my son wouldn't have gotten gang enhancements which added five years to his prison term. I take issue with the 12-year sentence because in 2008 my 17-year-old daughter was hit and killed by a hit and run drunk driver and the offender only got a 9-year sentence and served less than three years for killing my daughter and injuring my daughter's friend. It just doesn't seem balanced.
The second thing I have a problem with is my son receiving the gang enhancements and being labeled a gang member. I take issue with the way (the officer) used determined my son was a gang member. The officer has never had contact with my son before this. In court the officer said my son did this to move up in rank with the 'Broderick Boys'. My son was a dumb kid that did something stupid. This had no rhyme or reason. He wasn't doing this to be promoted in a gang he was never a part of to begin with. Just because the officer says it, doesn't make it true. My son is an aspiring rapper and has hundreds of notebooks with raps he wrote. The officer used those as evidence of 'criminal activity'. The raps were not about rainbows and sunshine, that's for sure but none on the raps were about gangs or being in gangs. They were stupid raps my son made up, he was a teenage boy. My son is not and was not a gang member. My son was never served with the gang injunction before this. My son has never admitted to being in a gang.
Did my son know kids that said they were in a gang? Of course, these are kids he has gone to school with since preschool through high school. But that is not a crime nor does it make you a gang member. West Sacramento is a very small community. Not every boy in Broderick is a gang member. In prison, my son is not affiliated with a gang. He is considered an 'other' meaning he is not in a gang.
However, his paperwork says he is a Norteño gang member and that has caused him problems with other inmates and guards. He has to explain how Yolo County labeled him a gang member but he is not. If he was a former gang member he would be considered a 'drop out'. It doesn't sound like a big deal but in prison apparently it is a big deal. It affects how other inmates treat you. My son is okay right now but he is a young impressionable boy with 10 years left in prison. He will have spent a large majority of growing up years around hardened criminals. I can't say how he will be when he gets out of prison and is a man of 31 years of age. This will affect my son for the rest of his life. Not only while he is in prison but when he gets out and tries to move on with his life.
While in prison he has gotten no write ups and is taking college courses. The last we heard from our son was three weeks ago. He was transferred to a prison in Arizona from The California Correctional Center in Susanville, California. He called us and said they told him he was being transferred again to a prison in Mississippi. We have no further information on his whereabouts. He has been in prison for the past two years. He has 10 more years to serve.
Since joining Broderick is a Community, Not a Gang I have heard story after story about how these kids are being charged as adults, labeled as gang members, and threatened with 25 years to life and offered a deal of 12 years regardless of the crime. It just doesn't seem right. How can every boy in Broderick be a gang member? Yolo County has the highest direct filing in the state. How can the DAs justify this? If our boys were not criminal gang members before prison, what do they think they will come home as?
Broderick is a community, not a gang: New nonprofit stems from racial profiling of neighborhood boys
By Monica Stark
Editor's Note: This is the first part in a series about the Broderick Boys and neighborhood efforts to bring attention to racial profiling and what community members call unjust sentences. One of the stories in the series will focus on the police perspective.
On Saturday, April 23, West Sacramentans came together at the West Sacramento Police Department to rally against the gang injunction which members of a newly formed nonprofit, Broderick is Not a Gang, say has caused four juveniles to be detained in custody for more than a year.
In June 2015, four youths — Angelo Yabes, 14, Joseph Gomez, 15, Xavier Vincent Perez, 16, and Xavier Westford, 17 — were detained and accused of three separate robberies of pizza delivery drivers despite statements from all the drivers indicating they could not identify who assaulted them. District attorney attempts to charge them as adults and under gang enhancements failed causing all charges to be dropped, only to be picked up against under a "995" (which states the Judge made an error). Yet, Double Jeopardy prohibits a person from being charged twice for a crime. In another attempt to prosecute, on April 7, the DA announced and filed grand jury indictment charges against the four youths as adults.
Their mothers are taking a stand to stop the gang injunction with Broderick is a Community, Not a Gang. This is for the four sons, they say, are being victimized and incarcerated by the gang injunction. The nonprofit will hire legal counsel to overturn the gang injunction in West Sacramento.
The injunction puts several restrictions upon those it affects, including a curfew, making it illegal to associate or assemble with other alleged members, trespassing and drinking anywhere in public view.
Activists say the people of Broderick are a close-knit bunch and that they've known each other for years, were raised next door to each other and many have helped raise their children together as well.
Residents of the area say the community has been torn apart by the injunction. "Friends and family members can no longer go to family barbecues or attend each other's children's birthday parties," said a community activist. "They can't go to the movies together; they can't attend night school because classes get out after the curfew. This injunction harms the quality of life of our community."
In a letter to the editor of the Woodland Daily Democrat, Becky Olvera of Woodland, back in 2010 wrote that prior to West Sacramento building James Marshall High School in the early 1950s, students from east Yolo were bused to and attended Woodland High School for years; as were students from Knights Landing, and perhaps also from the town of Yolo. "Those students congregated on campus in their respective city groups. The Woodland students identified and referred to the out of town boys by where they lived. Thus they imposed the identification names, such as the Knights Landing Boys, the Bryte Boys, the West Sac Boys, the Broderick Boys, and the Yolo Boys. Later the Yolo Boys' name was changed to The Yolo Cats," Olvera wrote.
She wrote about the beginning of the West Sacramento Gang Injunction Trial. "In 2008 Judge Kathleen White imposed the preliminary injunction, and now the District Attorney's office is seeking a permanent injunction for a certain area called the 'safety zone' in West Sacramento, which I assume incorporates only the streets that once were the streets of the city of Broderick before it became part of West Sacramento. As an interested citizen I sat in on the proceedings the first week when the civil trial began last month. The District Attorney's office, to put it in the simplest term, intends to prove that a triangle exists. Namely, that the Broderick Boys, Nortenos, and street gangs mean one and the same thing, and that they are intertwined and prevalent in the 'safety zone' area."
Back in 2007, for the same newspaper, the author of today's News-Ledger article wrote about Billy Wolfinton who went by the name "Bouncer." Rather than serving all 350 alleged members of the gang, the district attorney served just him. Reisig said that Wolfington, a self-proclaimed Broderick Boy, was seen talking to other gang members at the time the gang injunction was served. "It would be an absolute certainty that he told other gang members," Reisig said back then. The DA said that Wolfington had a tattoo on his chest that says " Broderick ", was wearing Broderick 's gang color – red – and has been arrested many times in relation with the Broderick Boys for possession of drugs and guns.
But Wolfington didn't show up in court. And because he didn't come to court to accept his injunction, Justice Thomas Warriner placed it on the entire neighborhood.
The injunction's three-square-mile radius which previously included Doss Way, Brookfield, Franklyn Boulevard and Morrison Creek has been extended out to Interstate 80, activists say. Under the provisions of the order, violating any of the activities listed on the junction becomes a crime. For instance, if an employee of a gang member litters or is present on the premises of an uninhabited or abandoned apartment or building, that person is in violation.
Under the West Sacramento Police Department's list of criteria for gang membership, any two of eleven criteria must be met to be considered a gang member. But the criteria are broad, including items such as: "Individual wears gang clothing/colors" and "Individual displays gang graffiti on personal belongings," without specifying which colors, clothing or graffiti are considered gang-related.
The organizers of the April event also included members of the National Latino Information and Resource Center, the ANSWER Coalition, the Labor Council For Latin American Advancement, ALF-CIO, the Brown Berets de SacraAztlan, the Party for Socialism and Liberation and the West Sacramento Committee To Boycott Driscoll.
Being an election year, the group has continued to take action with a voter registration drive that will impact the Nov. 8 elections. One of the group's founders, Maria Grijalva, stated she will run for city council. "This November a new wave of West Sacramento residents will be raising their voice with their vote and will end the gang injunction."
"The reason we formed the nonprofit is that four boys were accused of a pizza delivery robbery. And now they have a $2.5 million bail. Even though there was no violence, they are being threatened with life sentences. Their mothers are the ones who are being directly impacted… A public defender told us that it's common knowledge that Yolo County uses direct filing to put away Latinos for life and to get rid of them in Yolo County," Maria said.
Mother Sonia Rodriguez, whose son Elijah is profiled in this issue of the News-Ledger, said she got involved with the nonprofit as soon as she heard about it. "It is too late for my son but I believe this is an issue that will not go away. I speak for the group telling my sons story whenever I am asked, I attend the weekly meetings, I send out donation requests to help fund our efforts, I try and help out whenever and with whatever I can."
Rodriguez would like the nonprofit to educate the community about the dangers involved in having the gang injunction in West Sacramento/Broderick Area, to remove it, to stop the direct filing on future offenders, and to have an investigation on gang officers as to their evidence gathering. "(The officer's) word should not be law on our kids; it is too high of a price for our kids to pay for one man to determine. I don't believe every teenaged boy that gets into trouble is a gang member. I am scared for future generations if this is not done. I don't believe that having pride in your neighborhood makes you a gang member."
Further, she said she would like to help change the way the police department interacts with Broderick youth. "I would like to help provide the youth of West Sacramento and Broderick a place they can go to get off the streets, to see a free youth center or free sports center opened in our neighborhood, (not only Southport) so that at-risk, low income kids have easy access to it. I would like to see these kids given a chance in life to succeed. I know it is a lot but you have to dream big. The ultimate goal is to make the Broderick community a better place to live and raise your children."
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The Stage Three Water Shortage for the City of West Sacramento was lifted on June 1. This change in water regulation has been shared through social media channels and will be in the June utility bill.
It is recommended that watering return to three days a week. This is a recommendation, not a mandate, explained Ryan Burnett, City of West Sacramento Water Conservation Coordinator. "Our hope is to offer more watering while still encouraging water conservation," he wrote in response to an inquiry from the Ledger after readers questioned this year's watering schedule. Burnett provided the following recommended watering schedule, as well as current water waste prohibitions:
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The bear in our backyard: Return of the Cold War as Royal Navy confronts Russian aircraft carrier group in the English Channel for the first time in years
- Admiral Kuznetsov, Russia's largest warship, led six other vessels through the Channel last night
- A Royal Navy destroyer, HMS Dragon, was dispatched from Portsmouth to escort the task group
- 'Routine' passage comes amid period of heightened tension over troubles in Ukraine
- It came on the same day Russian president Vladimir Putin oversaw simulation of nuclear missile launches
A Russian aircraft carrier and and a nuclear-powered battle cruiser have passed through the English Channel - escorted by a British warship.
The seven-strong naval task group led by the Admiral Kuznetsov, Russia's largest warship, entered the Channel last night, a Royal Navy spokesman said.
Although the ships did not enter UK territorial waters, their movements were tracked by the Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dragon - the duty fleet-ready escort vessel - which was dispatched from Portsmouth.
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Escort: HMS Dragon (foreground) with the Russian aircraft carrier 'Admiral Kuznetsov', in the English Channel. HMS Dragon tracked and met up with a Russian task group off the coast of Brest as they entered the English Channel yesterday
Watching: HMS Dragon, a Type 45 destroyer and one of the Royal Navy's most technically advanced warships, was able to pinpoint and monitor the movement of the seven-strong group as it approached the UK
The military manoeuvre came on the same day as president Vladimir Putin oversaw nuclear test launches in Russia.
Three inter-continental ballistic missiles were launched at test sites in the remote east of Russia, in what the military said was a test run for massive nuclear retaliation should Russia or its allies be attacked.
The ships, which are currently being escorted by the Navy, are believed to have been returning to the Baltic after manoeuvres in the Mediterranean. They are headed for a naval base in Severomorsk in the north-west of Russia.
It is not unusual for Russian warships to pass through the Channel - the same group went through in the opposite direction in December.
At no point have the ships entered the UK's territorial waters - which extend 12 nautical miles from the coast of the country. However, according to a UN treaty on sea passage, there is no reason military vessels should not be allowed through so long as they do not threaten the peace or security of a country.
The Voice of Russia website - which often carries details of Russian naval movements - reported last month that they were due to return.
However the latest passage took place against the backdrop of heightened tensions between the West and Russia over Ukraine.
A Royal Navy spokesman said: 'We can confirm that HMS Dragon was activated as the fleet-ready escort vessel. She met the task group centred around the Admiral Kuznetsov.'
HMS Dragon (background) with the Russian Kirov Class battlecruiser 'Pyotr Velikiy'
HMS Dragon (right) with the Russian Ropucha Class Landing Ship 'Minsk' (left), in the English Channel
Mark Francois, Minister for the Armed Forces, said: 'This routine action by HMS Dragon, in her capacity as the Fleet Ready Escort, once again underlines the professionalism and credibility of the Royal Navy in keeping the whole of the UK secure at and from the sea.'
Captain Rex Cox, commanding officer of HMS Dragon said: 'Following our recent activation HMS Dragon has once more monitored a Russian task group through the UK's areas of interest. This is very much routine business both for HMS Dragon and for the Royal Navy.
'What is different here is that a Russian task group of this size has not passed by our shores in some time. Cutting edge, extremely capable and very versatile, a Type 45 Destroyer, such as HMS Dragon, is the ideal ship for the job.'
Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said the deployment of HMS Dragon was part of a pre-planned operation.
'The decision was taken about 10 days ago when we first knew of the Kuznetsov's planned route. These movements are pre-planned. We are notified of them in advance,' he said at a Westminster lunch for political journalists.
Pride of the navy: The above two photographs show former Russian president (now prime minister) Dmitri Medvedev inspecting the Admiral Kuznetsov in 2008
Once the ships spotted each other they briefly sailed close by as a standard 'meet and greet'
He said that HMS Dragon had taken over from a French destroyer which tracked the Russian flotilla through the Bay of Biscay and would hand over to a Norwegian warship.
While he stressed that the passage of the Russian ships was 'routine business' for the Navy, he said there had been a resurgence of Russian military air activity in recent years.
He said that was a reflection of something which a lot of people have chosen to miss, which is that Russia has been investing very substantially for many years in renewing its fleets, rebuilding its military capability.
'Russia is a very significant military power and that is something which all too often seems to get forgotten.'
HMS Dragon is the fourth of six Type 45 Destroyers which have entered service over the past five years – the most advanced warships the nation has ever built.
Surveillance: Planes were launched by the RAF to determine the identity of two unknown aircraft seen approaching the NATO Air Policing Area north of Scotland. They were identified as Russian Tu-95s
In April an RAF Typhoon closed in on a Russian surveillance plane after it flew close to UK airspace, before making it turn back.
A photograph of the Russian Tu-95 'Bear H' was taken from one of the RAF's Quick Reaction Aircraft after two Russian planes were spotted off the coast of north-east Scotland.
However, the aircraft turned away after the British jet fighters, one which can be seen approaching the Russian plane from above, took off from Leuchars airbase, near St Andrews in Fife.
Planes were launched by the RAF to determine the identity of two unknown aircraft seen approaching the NATO Air Policing Area north of Scotland, which could not be identified by other means.
The aircraft were later identified as Russian Bears, which the Ministry of Defence said remained in international airspace, as they are entitled to do.
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Topkapi Apartments, Istanbul
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 4 smoke-free apartments
- Rooftop terrace
- Room service
- Self parking
- Airport shuttle
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Laundry service
- Luggage storage
- Tour/ticket assistance
What's around
- In Sultanahmet
- Hippodrome (0.2 mi / 0.3 km)
- Basilica Cistern (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Hagia Sophia (0.6 mi / 0.9 km)
- Grand Bazaar (0.6 mi / 1 km)
- Cemberlitas Bath (0.4 mi / 0.6 km)
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Topkapi Apartments, Istanbul
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $31
- Family Studio
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 4 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- 24-hour check-in
- Check-out time is Noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Self parking (limited) *
Other information
- Smoke-free property
Nearby Three Star Istanbul hotels
In the hotel
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Rooftop terrace
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Free WiFi
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In accordance with national/local laws, air conditioning may be restricted to certain hours during certain times of the year.
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 5 per day
Parking is available nearby and costs EUR 10 per 24 hours
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 25.00 per vehicle (one way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.2 /5 from 21 reviews
The location close to the Old City was the only good thing about this hotel. Room did not even slightly resemble those in the photos. We were in a basement with tiny street-level windows with bars, fighting cats, tires, dust and street noise at ear level. Second bed was terrible, and no extra blankets for when it got really cold. Owners were friendly, appreciated their arranging taxi to and from airport. Microwave did not work and toilet ran constantly. We had arranged to get our packed luggage later than check out from our locked room. When we arrived it was left unsecured out in the hall. We were misled about the value of what was provided compared to other hotels in the same vicinity. There are many excellent hotels close by that cost the same, with much more. We had tours of them.
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