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John Zachary Young (18 March, 1907 – 4 July, 1997), generally known as 'JZ', was an English zoologist and neurophysiologist, described as
"one of the most influential biologists of the 20th century ... He had a huge presence, imposing stature and enormous energy and enthusiasm for his research and for the imaginative understanding and interpretation of the nervous system and brain function."[1]
Young went to school at Marlborough College, an independent school in Wiltshire, England.
He was Professor of Anatomy at University College London, 1945-1974, then Professor Emeritus (Hon. Fellow, 1975).
1928 - first class honours degree in zoology - Magdalen College, Oxford.
1945 - elected a Fellow of the Royal Society
1973 - Linnean Medal (Gold Medal) for Zoology from the Linnean Society of London
1991 - honorary citizenship of the city of Naples, Italy
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Most of his scientific research was on the nervous system. He discovered the squid giant axon and the corresponding squid giant synapse. His work in the 1930s on signal transmission in, and the fibre structure of, nerves inspired the work of Sir Andrew Huxley and Sir Alan Hodgkin for which they received a Nobel prize.
During World War II, responding to the large number of nerve injuries sustained by soldiers in combat and by his pioneering work in comparative anatomy and the regrowth of damaged nerves in squids and octopuses, Young set up a unit at the University of Oxford to study nerve regeneration in mammals. His wartime team, investigating the biochemical conditions which control nerve fibre growth, also sought ways to accelerate the repair of peripheral nerves severed by injury. Working with Peter Medawar, Young found a way to rejoin small peripheral nerves using a "glue" of plasma. This method was eventually modified and used in surgery.
After the war, Young's research interests turned to investigating the central nervous system and the functions of the brain. Continuing to experiment on squids, octopuses and other cephalopods, Young found that they could be trained to respond in specific ways to visual stimuli.
However, he is probably best remembered for his two textbooks, The Life of Vertebrates and The Life of Mammals.
He was an enthusiastic rambler, and carried on rambling almost until his death.
A memorial service was held for him in the Chapel of Magdalen College, Oxford on 9 November 1997.
Young traveled to Naples for many years, for his summer experimenting season, at the Stazione Zoologica di Napoli which he had first known as a student occupying the Oxford research 'Table'. In Naples, he was known as "Professore" at his favorite restaurants. Young was awarded an honorary citizenship by the City of Naples for his services to science, in particular for the studies he conducted at the Stazione. Young was also awarded the Stazione's Gold Medal by the President of the Stazione Zoologica at a concert given in his honour in October 1991. In 1991 he was invited by the Italian Biological Society to make an anniversary lecture, when he was the oldest living member of the society; for this lecture, Young picked the same subject he had talked about 63 years earlier, in 1928.
- The Life of Vertebrates, 1950, 3rd ed 1981
- Doubt and Certainty in Science, 1951
- The Life of Mammals, 1957
- A Model of the Brain, 1964
- The Memory System of the Brain, 1966
- An Introduction to the Study of Man, 1971
- The Anatomy of the Nervous System of Octopus vulgaris, 1971
- Programs of the Brain, 1978
- Philosophy and the Brain, 1987
- Many scientific papers, mostly on the nervous system.
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What would be the use of a neuroscience that cannot tell us anything about love? (quoted in The Spectator, Apr 9, 2005; page 44)
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- ↑ The Guardian; July 14, 1997, p13
- Who's Who (UK)
- Obituary, The Times; July 9, 1997; p. 21
- Obituary, The Independent; Jul 8, 1997; p. 14


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First-grade students at Neil Armstrong Elementary School file into the school gymnasium, but there is no raucous game of kickball or other high-energy activity on the agenda.
Instead, the students arrange their beach towels on the floor as mellow, new age music plays softly in the background and they prepare to strike a pose.
The first-graders are taking yoga lessons as part of a program initiated by school counselor Shelley Klaas, who said she got the idea after attending a yoga workshop last summer in Minneapolis.
"I came out of it feeling quite calm and thought, 'This is a great idea for kids,'" she said.
Klaas received a $380 grant from the Bettendorf Community Schools Foundation to pay for curriculum and materials for a series of six yoga lessons for the school's first-graders. The lessons are taught by Pat Kirkland, Shelley Chambers and Joan Marttila, volunteers from St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Bettendorf.
Klaas said research shows that yoga can help young children learn skills such as focus, relaxation and self-control. They can use methods they learn in yoga in the classroom or at home.
As the class begins, Chambers reminds the children about how to do "bunny breathing," an exercise where they put their hands on top of their heads like bunny ears and then take three breaths in through their noses, then a long exhale through their nose. In-in-in-out.
"I just want you to remember to pay attention to your bodies," Chambers tells them. "Not anybody else's bodies, just yours."
Chambers then leads them through a series of exercises designed to "untie the knots" in the children's bodies, such as rolling their necks and shoulders and shaking out their arms and legs.
The children then go through a series of other poses, such the Warrior II, the Rag Doll, the Star.
At times, the students start to get a little rambunctious. When asked to put their hands on their knees and walk like a dinosaur, some of the students start to roar like dinosaurs. When asked to lie on their backs and grab their toes like a baby, a few baby cries can be heard.
Whenever they start to lose focus, they are instructed to do a bunny breath. In-in-in-out.
First-grade teacher Lisa Hawker said the breathing exercise is an example of a yoga method students can use in class or at home that can help them relieve stress and regain their focus without disrupting others.
Hawker said some students already are beginning to incorporate into the classroom the lessons they have learned in yoga, asking to do breathing exercises or brief poses to get focused.
First-grader Nathaniel Malloy said he likes being able to lie down and relax during the school day. Classmate Kyra Taylor agreed.
"It feels nice," she said.
Klaas said she plans to study whether the use of yoga poses and breathing techniques can help cut down on office referrals for students with behavioral issues.
Klaas said the reaction from parents has been positive.
Erica Saunders, whose son, Connor Dilley, is in Hawker's class, said she was excited to learn about the program, particularly after she did her own research about the benefits of yoga for young children.
"My son is one of those who can't sit still very long at all," she said. "I'm hoping it will help calm him down a bit."
Saunders said Connor has been enjoying the classes and has tried to teach her some of what he has learned. If it is helpful, Saunders said she may try to teach some of the techniques to the children she watches at her in-home daycare business.

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Americas Quiet Muslims / Muslims who value American liberty must oppose an insidious new campaign (NATIONAL REVIEW) By Karen Lugo 04/17/12)
Source: http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/296233/america-s-quiet-muslims-karen-lugo
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If America is going to fare better than Europe in halting the development of a de facto sharia society, the unabashed efforts of Muslims who understand the unique value of Americas legacy of liberty will be crucial. Estimates indicate that more than half of American Muslims are quietly appreciative of constitutionally guaranteed individual rights. The challenge lies in persuading them to take a public stand.
The stage is now set for all freedom-supporting Muslims to step up and counter the Islamic Circle of North America as it rolls out its $3 million campaign to convince Americans that the goals of sharia law and the objectives of the United States Constitution are one and the same. As enunciated in a fatwa by the Islamic Fiqh Council of North America, which interprets Islamic law for this continent, Muslim authorities claim there is no inherent conflict between the normative values of Islam and the US Constitution and Bill of Rights (emphasis added). The proclamation also asserts that secular legal systems in Western democracies generally share the same supreme objectives, and are generally compatible with Islamic Shariah (emphasis added).
The ICNA campaign to soften sharia for American consumption is based on dizzying historical spin, as demonstrated by Zulfiqar Ali Shah (also known as Al Fokkar Ali Shah and Tho Al Fokkar Ali Shah), the former president of ICNA and current executive director of the Fiqh Council of North America. His showcase essay, Founding Fathers [sic] of Americas Indebtedness to Islamic Thought, makes the specious argument that John Locke, the authority behind much of the Founding philosophy, had a political outlook [that] closely resembled the Islamic teachings.
For evidence, Shah sprinkles into his fable some odd incidentals, like the assertion that the inquisitive Locke owned a copy of the Koran and had friends who were Muslims or Muslim sympathizers as if these happenstances could prove that Locke was greatly influenced by Muslim philosophers.
Shah fabricates whole cloth out of scraps of conjecture extracted from John Locke: Resistance, Religion, and Responsibility, by Professor John Marshall, an outlier in the Lockean-scholarship camp. Shah tries to use Marshalls material to support his claim that Locke rejected the doctrine of the Holy Trinity. According to Shahs tortured construction, rejection of belief in the tripartite God implies sympathy with broader Islamic teaching. Yet Marshall noted that there was no sign that Locke ever felt able to assert that there could not be three infinite persons of the Godhead in only one infinite space, and he remarked that Lockes observations were not invested with Socinian purpose.
Still, from the report of Lockes investigation of Socinianism, an anti-trinitarian doctrine, Shah bootstraps the notion that Locke was an outright Socinian and denounced fundamental Christian dogmas such as Trinity, Jesus divinity, Original Sin, Ecclesiastical authority, biblical inerrancy and salvation through the redemptive death and crucifixion of Christ.
Tellingly, Shah steers clear of the salient themes of Lockes essays on government, natural law, and liberty. For where Locke directly contradicts sharia tenets is in his very principled defense of ordered liberty, popular sovereignty, rights of conscience, and a civil government whose purpose is the protection of individual life, liberty, and property. These foundational components of the Declaration of Independence are all on a collision course with arbitrary clerical judgments, theocratic statism, discrimination against women, and disregard for basic civil and religious rights.
In the light of these truths, Shahs most dishonest avowal comes at the conclusion of his essay on the purported debt that the Founders owe to Islam, where he declares that the American dream [of] Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness is a summarized version of the five objectives of Islamic Shariah . . . incorporated by John Lock [sic] in his Treatises.
Shah (under the variant Zululfokka Shah) is also listed as a scholar associated with the Assembly of Muslim Jurists of America. This committee of Islamic sharia experts, established in response to the growing need of an Islamic jurisprudence specific to Muslims in the West, has issued a 47-page manifesto (analysis and translated excepts here; also, an efficient overview by scholar Andrew Bostom here). Presented at a conference in Houston in 2008, the document teaches highest allegiance to Islamic law and reveals fundamental disregard for the American Constitution as Muslims are instructed on the fine points of living and governing under infidel systems, applying man-made law, and working as judges or lawyers.
To the Muslim who must act as a judge applying law other than sharia, the document encourages defiant judicial activism, directing him to rule by [sharia] in every case brought before him, or at least as close as hes able. Muslim judges ruling under infidel law are admonished to increase the good and decrease the bad as much as possible. If a Muslim judge follows the AMJA documents injunction to in his heart hate the man-made law, it is certain that his judgments will reflect sharia standards, not the will of the American people expressed as law made by their elected representatives.
The ICNA campaign to whitewash this activist and anti-constitutional Islamist agenda must be challenged by thoughtful Americans as the town halls that will be part of the campaign are convened. Even more important, previously reticent Muslims should recognize the urgency of confronting hard-line Islamist leadership.
Americas Muslims have the most to lose and so command the highest credibility in this cultural debate. They must stand now to defend Americas guarantees of individual liberty and equal rights. Western Europe offers ample evidence of what life is like as pockets of sharia societies spread.
Zuhdi Jasser, Irshad Manji, and other courageous Muslims have assumed national leadership roles in the defense of American freedoms. For all Muslims who have been inspired by their example, now is the time to confront the totalitarian goals of those who work to impose sharia by subterfuge.
Karen Lugo is co-director of the Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence and founder of the Libertas-West Project.
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TOWSON, Md. – Graduate attacker Jackie LaMonica scored a career-high four goals which led the top seeded Towson University women's lacrosse team to an 8-7 win over Drexel in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) semifinals on Friday afternoon. The Tigers (9-8) advanced to their third straight CAA Championship game with the win.
Drexel (11-7) got off to a quick start with the game's first two goals. Amanda Norcini and Alyse Maiden's goals gave the Dragons a 2-0 advantage with 17:30 to play in the half. Back-to-back tallies from LaMonica tied the game with 13:02 remaining.
LaMonica's goals where followed by a goal from senior midfielder Laura Zinkand, which gave Towson its first lead of the game, 3-2 with 9:13 to play in the half. LaMonica completed her hat trick with a goal at 7:50.
Drexel halted the Tigers' run with a goal from Jessica Rudloff at 1:53. The two squads traded goals in the final minute of the half and Towson took a 5-4 lead at the intermission.
The Tigers outshot Drexel 12-8 in the first half while the Dragons controlled six of the 10 draw controls.
The second half opened the same way as the first half had, with a pair of Drexel goals. Kristin Kopenhaver and Kelli Joran's goals gave the visitors a 6-5 lead with 23:06 to play in the game.
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The Dragons maintained their advantage until 2:58 as LaMonica scored her fourth goal of the game. Just 11 seconds later, the Tigers struck again as they won the draw control and went immediately on the offensive attack. Sophomore attacker Paige Duncan found senior attacker Olivia Turner with a cutting pass and Turner scored her second goal of the game. Turner's goal gave Towson an 8-7 advantage with 2:47 to play.
Towson's defense was able to hold the Dragons off the scoreboard for the final two plus minutes to secure the victory.
Sophomore Kelsea Donnelly made five saves to earn the win in goal for the Tigers. Teresha Bradley made six saves in the loss for the Dragons.
Towson held a 7-6 edge in shots in the second half and finished the game with a 19-14 advantage. The Tigers won four of the seven draw controls in the second half but Drexel finished the game with a 9-8 edge in that category.
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A separate permit must be obtained for each building or structure before it can be erected, constructed, enlarged, altered, repaired, moved, improved, removed, converted or demolished. (Click here for exempted work)
The California Building Standards Commission has adopted the following construction codes, which are effective in the City of Sausalito.*
• 2013 California Building Code
• 2013 California Plumbing Code
• 2013 California Mechanical Code
• 2013 California Electrical Code
• 2013 California Energy Code
• 2013 California Residential Code
• 2013 California Green Building Standards Code
* See Building Standards Information Bulletin 13-07 for effective dates of specific provision of the 2013 California Buidling Standards Code.
In addition, 2013 California Fire Code with local amendments adopted by Ordinance No. 1215 is effective in the City of Sausalito.
Application Please complete the applicant portion of the Building Permit Application. All information must be legible and complete.
Numbers Of Plan Sets Generally, seven sets of construction plans are required. The seven sets allow concurrent plan check by building, planning, engineering, sewer, and fire safety staff. On minor construction projects fewer sets of construction plans may be submitted. Contact the Building Division staff at (415) 289-4128 to see if your project is eligible to submit fewer than seven sets of construction plans.
Scale/Size Of Plans All plans must be drawn on with a minimum scale of ¼" per foot, except for the site plan which may be drawn with a minimum scale of 1/8" per foot. All plan sheets must be the same size, with a maximum sheet size of 24" X 36" and minimum sheet size of 11" X 17".
Information Required On Each Page of the Plans
1. Job Address.
2. Assessor's Parcel Number.
3. Owner's Name.
4. Signature of Person Preparing the Plans.
5. Signed "Wet" Stamp of Architect and/or Engineer.
6. Scale.
Information Required On Permit Documents
1. The scope of the work must be shown in a clear and concise manner. Provide
only information that is pertinent to the scope of the project.
2. Floor plan of each level, label all rooms.
3. Site plan including:
a. Outline of parcel, with dimensions.
b. Contour lines, showing elevation changes on the property.
c. North arrow.
d. Names of abutting streets.
e. The outline of existing and proposed buildings/additions, with dimensions.
f. List of codes in effect at the time of submittal.
g. Driveway and other hard surface parking areas.
h. Location of building sewer, septic tank and leach fields.
i. Location of existing electrical meter/service equipment, label amperes and
whether existing service is overhead or underground.
j. Site drainage, conveyance system, and termination.
4. Survey.
5. Erosion control plan (erosion control must be in place October 15 through April
15 or whenever it is raining).
6. Building elevations.
7. Complete structural drawings including foundations, floor, roof, deck, and wall
framing plans.
8. Roof/floor truss layout plan with calculations.
9. Cross sections and details to sufficiently clarify all construction.
10. Fireplace details or manufacturer's installation instructions.
11. Stairway, handrail and guardrail details.
12. Size, opening and type of glass windows and skylights.
13. Location of electrical panels, switches, outlets and types of lights.
14. Plumbing fixtures.
15. Details of heating equipment (size, location and type of fuel).
16. Compliance with the California Energy Commission requirements (Energy
Calculations) CF-1R and MF-1R (from Energy Calculations) on plans and in
booklet form.
17. Fire sprinkler plans and calculations.
18. Any information necessary to describe the work and show that it will conform
to the provisions of the codes, ordinances, and regulations adopted by the City
of Sausalito.
19. Complete existing condition plan.
Specifications, Calculations, Reports (Minimum of 2 copies required)
Specifications, engineering calculations, Certified Accessibility Specialist (CASp) reports, soil investigation reports, special inspection and structural observation programs and other related data (as applicable).
The fees for obtaining building permits are collected in two stages.
• Submittal of Application for Construction Permit. Plan check fees and Zoning
Permit fees are collected by the Building Division. If the application also requires
plan check review by the Southern Marin Fire Protection District, additional fees
for the Fire District are collected by the Building Division.
• Issuance of Construction Permit. Fees include Building Permit fee, Electrical Permit
fee, Plumbing Permit fee, Mechanical Permit fee, Title 24 Energy plan check fee,
California Seismic fee, California Building Standards Commission surcharge,
Construction Road Impact fee for road improvements, Construction Tax, Plan
Storage, and (when required) consultant fees. Other fees may include an
Encroachment Permit fee and a Grading Permit fee.
If work is started prior to the issuance of a Building Permit, an investigation fee is collected which is equal to the estimated Building Permit Fee. A penalty equal to twice the building permit may also be charged. An Administrative Citation may also be issued.
Building Division Fee Schedule
Fire Protection District Fee Schedule
Prior to submitting plans, Applicants are advised to:
• Consult with the Permit Technician to determine if the project involves minor
construction and if fewer than seven plan sets are required.
• Consult with the Planning Division to ensure the project is consistent with zoning
Following submittal of the application forms, plans, permit documents, and fees to the Community Development Department, the actions listed below occur. These actions reflect the Concurrent Plan Check process instituted on September 1, 2012. Click here for a flow chart of the Concurrent Plan Check Procedures.
• The Permit Technician routes the plans for concurrent review by the:
o City's consulting plan check firm to ensure compliance with the California
Construction Codes;
o Planning Division to ensure compliance with the Zoning Ordinance;
o Engineering Division and the Sewer Coordinator to ensure compliance with
Public Works Standards; and
o Fire Protection District to ensure compliance with Fire District standards.
The reviewers are allotted 10 working days to provide written comments and/or
corrections to the Permit Technician.
• Following receipt of comments and/or corrections from the above reviewers, the
Permit Technician forwards the written comments to the Applicant.
• The Applicant provides a response letter addressing each comment, a completed
revision/response form, and the appropriate number of revised plans. The
revised plans must notate the changes on the plans with bubbles. (Only the
most recent changes should be bubbled; bubbles must be removed from
previous changes.)
• The Permit Technician routes the revised plans and response letter to the
reviewers for concurrent review to ensure all comments and/or corrections have
been fully addressed. The reviewers are allotted 5 working days to provide
written comments and/or corrections to the Permit Technician for the second and
subsequent reviews.
• If the revised plans fully address all comments, corrections, and code
requirements, the plans will be stamped for approval. If the revised plans do not
fully address all concerns, written comments are returned to the Applicant for
revisions are described above.
• The Permit Technician will issue the Building Permit after all reviewers determine
the revised plans fully address all concerns, the plans have been stamped for
approval, and all applicable items listed below under "Prior To Issuance" have
been satisfied.
The following items must be satisfied prior to issuance of a Building Permit (some or all may apply to your project):
• Signed Business & Professions Code statement and verification of type and
expiration date of contractor's license.
• Worker's Compensation Declaration signed (and verification of a valid Certificate
of Worker's Compensation).
• Owner-Builder Declaration signed and verification/listing of contractors to be
working on the project.
• A Recycle Management Plan should be obtained. (It must be submitted prior to
the final inspection.)
• A sewer lateral video must be submitted for review by the Sewer Coordinator in
any of the following situations:
(See Sewer Video Guidelines, Mandatory Requirements & Submittal Form &
Sewer Systems Information for details)
o When cumulative improvement projects total valuation exceeds $50,000 over
past three years;
o When improvements trigger an increase in the size of the water meter;
o When property is sold; or
o When the City Engineer determines an exceptional situation exists.
• Job Number (aka, J#) from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District for
project involving:
o Demolition of a structure load-bearing member;
o Raising a structure to install a new foundation; or
o Work involving a fire-damaged structure.
If construction activities may involve the release of asbestos, Applicants are advised to contact the Bay Area Air Quality Management District to ensure compliance with applicable regulations.
Permits expire by limitation and become null and void if the work authorized is not commenced within 180 days from the date of permit issuance, or if the work authorized is suspended or abandoned at any time for a period of 180 days after the work is commenced.
Building Permit is not be required for the following:
a) One-story detached accessory structures used as tool and storage sheds, play
houses and similar uses, provided the floor area does not exceed 120 square
feet. (Please note the Planning Division has additional Zoning requirements that
may affect the placement or use of accessory buildings.)
b) Fences not over 6 feet high.
c) Non-fixed and movable fixtures, cases, racks, counters, and partitions not over
5 ft 9 inches high.
d) Retaining walls which are not over 4 feet high measured from the bottom of the
footing to the top of the wall, unless supporting a surcharge or impounding
Class I, II, or III-A liquids.
e) Sidewalks and driveways not more than 30 inches above grade, not over any
basement or story below and are not part of an accessible route. The Planning
Division has additional Zoning requirements that may affect the placement or
use of these structures.
f) Painting, papering, tiling, carpeting, cabinets, countertops and similar finish
g) Window awnings supported by an exterior wall that do not project more that 54
inches from the exterior wall and do not require additional support of Groups
R-3 and occupancies.
h) Prefabricated swimming pools accessory to a Group R-3 occupancy that are
less than 24 inches deep, do not exceed 5000 gallons and are installed entirely
above ground.
i) Swings and other playground equipment accessory to detached one- and two-
family dwellings.
Separate plumbing, electrical and mechanical permits will be required as applicable for the above exempted items.
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SAN BERNARDINO - Diablo Valley College coach Steve Coccimiglio's first talk with basketball prospect Brian Goins hardly went as expected. He saw a talented player, but something didn't seem quite right.
"I asked him what freeway overpass he was living under because he was so skinny and just unkempt-looking," Coccimiglio recalled.
It wasn't exactly a freeway overpass near the Pleasant Hill campus in Contra Costa County, but the coach wasn't too far off. Goins had been spending most nights sleeping in the bushes or on a bench along the Bay Area Rapid Transit route. On a good night, he'd sleep on a friend's couch.
He did whatever it took to survive. He peddled drugs, stole money from strangers and shoplifted - all things he is ashamed to admit now. But he didn't see any other choice at the time.
"The only thing I really thought about was making it to the next day alive," he said.
Basketball was his sanctuary. He played in any open gym he could find. It was the only time he didn't worry about where or when his next meal would come from or when he would get to take a shower.
Friends recommended Goins to Coccimiglio. That proved to be the start of a second life.
After two years at Diablo Valley, Goins has moved on to NCAA Division II Cal State San Bernardino.
Goins, now 23, doesn't dwell on his past. The person who knows him best is his roommate Robert McCall, a junior guard who transferred in from Ohlone College, also in Northern California.
Coyotes coach Jeff Oliver has heard only what has come out in Northern California news outlets in the past year.
Goins credited Shadeed Salim, now an assistant coach at Holy Names University in Oakland, for helping develop his game during those days when he had nothing to do but hang out in the gym.
Goins, however, never told Salim about his past.
"He never brought it up," Salim said. "I worked with him every day for a couple of hours and it was probably a year before I knew about his past.
"Even then it was only stuff I heard from the other guys."
Goins has dealt with adversity for most of his life. His mother spent 22 years in the Army and now is in Afghanistan, where she has worked as a contractor since leaving the military.
He has lived in five states and three countries. When he was 3, his mother left for a tour of duty, so Goins and his older sister went to stay with a family friend.
His mother returned home to find him gone, along with all of the family's belongings.
Goins was raised by his mother and a stepfather, with whom he never got along. He claims his stepfather was so physically abusive he had to wear long-sleeved shirts to school to hide the bruises.
"No one else would stand up to him but me," Goins said of his stepfather. "It got to the point where whatever he would say I would do the opposite.
"I told him the only thing he could do worse is kill me."
Goins admitted he was a rebellious child, and his mother tried the tough-love approach. He ended up in Juvenile Hall multiple times and spent almost six months at Byron Boys Ranch, a juvenile detention facility in Contra Costa County.
When Goins was 16, his mother decided to move back to Alabama with his stepfather, from whom she's now divorced. His sister and five other step-siblings went too, but Goins opted to stay behind. He could not bear to witness the abuse inflicted on the rest of the family.
"I couldn't just stand around and watch," he said. "I knew I would end up killing him."
Goins stayed with a friend on the condition he get a job, but work never materialized and he eventually dropped out of the continuation school he had been attending.
A year or so later, Goins' biological father heard his son was homeless and asked him to come live with him in Ohio. Goins did, only to find out his father had a serious drug problem.
After six months, Goins returned to California. He was aided by an Ohio AAU coach who purchased him a bus ticket and gave him some pocket change for the trip.
A couple years of uncertainty followed.
It wasn't until May 2010 that Goins, coaxed by his basketball buddies, enrolled in two summer classes at Diablo Valley, the cost covered by the government because he is from a military family.
In the fall Goins made the team, which brought about a whole new set of challenges, most notably academics.
He also was learning to play organized basketball, which isn't the same as an open-gym, free-for-all in which your only goal is to impress your peers.
Despite Goins being unaccustomed to the concept of team basketball, Coccimiglio saw right away he had a player with unusual talent. After 10 games or so, he changed his offense to suit Goins.
There were other struggles. Goins often was late to class or practice. Coccimiglio let his star know he had a responsibility to the team, but the veteran coach found himself walking a fine line between doing what was right for the team and what was right for the player.
"A lot of coaches probably would have run him off," Coccimiglio said. "I was trying to look at the bigger picture. Yes, we were a better team with him. But the best way I could help him was to keep him under my umbrella.
"Because if I ran him off, who knows what would have happened to him?"
Coccimiglio also helped Goins smooth things over with his mother. They're now on good terms and are in touch by text and email, but the 12-hour time difference makes it tough to speak to her personally.
She has never seen him play but has watched DVDs which have been sent to her.
Goins had a job at Sam's Club but it didn't last long. His mother knew he had enough to deal with and took care of his living expenses so he didn't have to work.
For the first time in several years, Goins also had a roof over his head. He shared an apartment with five teammates.
Just as life appeared to be settling down, Goins suffered another blow. He and a friend stopped by a gas station after school and his friend was shot and killed right in front of him.
He arrived for a game later that night, visibly shaken. Goins broke down when he told his coach what had happened. Despite all he had been through, it was the first time he cried.
"That had a profound effect on him," Coccimiglio said. "He realized if he kept hanging around with the people he had been, bad things were going to happen."
Goins is small in stature at 5 foot, 10 inches and 160 pounds, but he packs a punch on the court and averaged 17.8 points and 4.9 assists at Diablo Valley. He followed that up by averaging 18.8 points and earning Big 8 Conference Most Valuable Player honors as a sophomore. He earned first-team All-State honors both seasons.
Coccimiglio said Goins has the talent to play at the Division I level, the only deficiency in his game being the inability to defend a bigger player, but academic shortcomings prevented him from entertaining those offers.
So he signed with NAIA national power Concordia University in Irvine but had a change of heart on a second visit.
"I wanted to be part of a team that had the potential to play for a national championship," he said.
Oliver happened to check in with the player right about the time Goins was questioning his commitment to Concordia. The Coyotes were coming off a second consecutive year in which they didn't make the playoffs and subpar guard play was a major factor.
Coccimiglio was steering his player toward Kentucky Wesleyan, a Division II power, but Goins preferred to stay in state. Once he visited Cal State San Bernardino, he was sold.
"Our timing was good so we got a little lucky," Oliver said. "We had seen him the year before when we were looking at some other players and kept track of him."
Coccimiglio endorsed the move and trusted Oliver and his coaching staff with a player to whom he had grown close.
Goins made an impact right away by scoring 29 points in the first game of the season, a 97-90 loss at Westmont. He is averaging 18.8 points in six games, which leads all players in the California Collegiate Athletic Association. Goins also is second in steals.
Oliver said he has been impressed.
"He is very quick and has great control," Oliver said. "He can be running down the court full speed and stop on a dime. He does it better than any player I've ever had."
The transition on the court has been easy, but it hasn't been as smooth off the court. Oliver and his coaches have to keep daily tabs on their player when it comes to academics and following through with his commitments.
The other problem has been professional scouts and others who have been in Goins' ear, telling him he should go overseas where he can get paid to play.
Coccimiglio has tried to persuade him otherwise.
"He can use the two years of growth, both as far as maturity and physical strength go," Coccimiglio said. "Besides, education lasts a lifetime. Basketball does not."


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And hilarious every time, too.
Pretty much anything with Wee Man is funny :laugh1:
This is familiar, what movies is this from?
Awesome. Thanks.
That was freaky. :laugh1:
I would be freaked out too if Ozzy Osbourne was in my bed.
The mini Hogwarts castle used in the filming of the Harry Potter movies.
An underwater volcano blows near Tonga.
Ha! My normal greeting at work is usually a a sentence that contains at least one four letter word, or with this one guy, we flip the bird at each other from across the room (though, we are nice enough to keep the finger down) :laugh2:
That's just like magic!
This made me think of CBZ threads
Darwin Award candidate..?
She hugs that lion a lot. She rescued and raised it.
I can't watch the video right now, but I will later.
Bet she feeds him before trying that. :laugh2:
THAT is awesome! I'm soooo jealous.
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Thanks for that bit of news. Just read it. It's interesting, I can't help but say I support that guy. Funny, I came on trying to figure out how to upgrade Firefox and came across that really neat website. Thanks man.
Anyone else been following this?
Patriot Hacker Hits Jihad With DDoS Attacks : Information Security Resources
Jester (th3j35t3r) on Twitter
I've got mixed feelings about this...should the site be left alone so that intel can be gathered by the IAs of the world, or should the sites be taken down?
"You can get more with a kind word and a gun than you can with a kind word alone."
- Al Capone
Thanks for that bit of news. Just read it. It's interesting, I can't help but say I support that guy. Funny, I came on trying to figure out how to upgrade Firefox and came across that really neat website. Thanks man.
Darn touchy subject.
There seems to be alot more ( and more "accepted" or maybe "expected") nationalistic (no there is nothing wrong with being nationalistic no matter what media writes) hacking from other sides (at least as seen by media reports).
It could be that certain countries support and protect their "cyber militia" while ours enforces the laws and puts them in jails.
While I believe in "nuke them till they glow, then shoot them in the dark" kind of policy, the problem with hacking for your "team" (problem as i see it), is choice of targets. Today it is AQ (not like many people will have problem with doing anything to them), tomorrow.... any website that you don't like?
There are also questions to which I don't have ready answer, like 1st amendment vs war. If site is done by an American, free speech vs the fact that we are at war. Possibly war for survival of our civilization as we know it?
I think the really old concept of putting certain organizations (like Al quieda) outside law officially would be nice. So any private citizen can take pot shots at them legally, and in any way they like.
technically problem might be - (DDOS (if he is running it all from his server - how easy to trace wow) should this not be DOS?).
If this is a shared server is he DOS-ing unknown number of unrelated sites, some may be advocating for our side?
I'm all for doing anything and all to bad guys (bg's as Al quieda) but there are both legal and technical issues of using DDOS or DOS on them.
This guy is a jerk
Probably using something like Slowloris
hffp:|| milw0rm dot com/exploits/8976
Well, this guy is a jerk because he's clearly a us marine or some division of the UK armed forces. He's all over the shop with his "I'm so awesome, surgical precision" nonsense. He says he specifically says he's not using DDos. There is nothing 'distributed' about this. It is possible with very low bandwidth and a single low-spec linux machine.
He claims it's his own application I have been and continue to develop methods and tools to disrupt, mis-inform and obstruct this kind of terrorist activity
This goon is simply sending loads of http requests and keeping them open. Nothing wrong with the attack, just a jerk for being all over twitter about it and talking about his "surgical attack" this guy was lucky to escape from basics training without shooting himself in the head.
That's what i'm ****ing talking about.
Mall Ninja. But I do agree, nothing to see here, please move along.
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
By the way, I agree with a lot of your first post. In general this is a sticky subject. While I'd rather see our intel services mining such sites for information, I can certainly understand the urge for independent action, and can't really blame people for doing something. It sure beats being on the other end of the legal issues; standing in a line for three hours just so to have the privilege of walking around on a dirty floor in stocking feet and letting a badly-trained TSA agent grope you and sniff your underwear.
The legal concept of placing terrorist organizations as extralegal entities -allowing anyone to take a potshot at them- has some appeal, and plenty of precedent, too. All one has to do is look at admiralty law regarding pirates; the precedents date back at least 250 years. I recently read a paper by a lawyer voicing precisely that argument. It has a lot of merit in my mind.
Stop the TSA now! Boycott the airlines.
You can look at this from two perspectives, one he was taking down sites that were potentially recruitiung the next generation of terrorist bombers and i think his aim was to make thier voice unheard. On the other hand i aggree with thorn, government services can and do use terroist sites to gather information on petential terrorists.
As for "Duck-" your ramblings are pathetic, Grow Up. Swearing on a forum does not make you cool infact the complete opposite. We should all have respect for the armed forces around the world.


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Every seventh year, the shmittah or sabbatical year, initiates a question of observance for Israelis who depend on farming.
In the beginning of Parshat Behar, we learn of the commandment of shmittah — the sabbatical year. Hashem tells us, "When you come into the land that I am giving you, the land shall have a Sabbath to Hashem." (Vayikra 25:2) In the verses that follow we learn that shmittah occurs after six years of working the land. During the seventh year, most agricultural work is forbidden. After seven shmittah cycles, the following year is the Jubilee year. All slaves go free and all land goes back to the original owners. The lesson is clear. Although Hashem is giving us the land, ultimately the land — and everything else — belongs to Hashem.
Because of the connection between shmittah and the Jubilee year, the sages understood that the Torah's mitzvah of shmittah only applies when the Jubilee year can be observed — which is the case when the majority of the Jewish people are on their tribal lands in the Land of Israel. Sadly, after the destruction of the First Temple, this is no longer the case. Yet, the sages instructed us that we should continue to observe this commandment.
When the Jewish people began returning to the Land of Israel, the question arose as to how to observe the commandment of shmittah. On the one hand, the sages had long ago decreed that we should continue to observe shmittah. On the other hand, if we would spend the entire year without farming, the entire Jewish settlement in the Land of Israel would be at risk of poverty and starvation.
Therefore, some leading rabbis of the time, including Rabbi Yitzchak Elchonon Spector, determined that the top soil of farmland could be temporarily sold to non-Jews — similar to how we sell chametz to a non-Jew prior to Passover. This would allow for Jewish agriculture to continue. Later rabbis continued this practice and the Chief Rabbinate of Israel does such a sale every seven years. The next shmittah year begins this coming Rosh Hashanah.
This sale is a source of great controversy. Some argue that though the laws of shmittah are today rabbinic, it is not proper to sell the farmland to avoid their observance. Others argue that though this may have been necessary in the early years of our return to the Land of Israel, current economic conditions do not require this leniency. However, the Chief Rabbinate still utilizes this technique because without it, the Israeli agricultural industry would suffer and there would not be sufficient produce for Jews living in Israel.
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If those in charge of our society - politicians, corporate executives, and owners of press and television - can dominate our ideas, they will be secure in their power. They will not need soldiers patrolling the streets. We will control ourselves.
Ive got a great idea lets vote labor n let them get us in billions of pounds worth of debt
why is it the more you earn the less you have ?
Same here. Big Brother culture, along with PR culture and the dawn of the PC brigade were all down to Labour. Thats true. But the Tories PROMISED indeed put it in their manifestos that they would pull Big Brother culture apart and strengthen civil liberties. The Lib Dems did exactly the same and put it in their manifestos.
But like sell outs and lying whores, theyve gone back on their word straight away.
Theres no glory to be had by throwing anymore mud at Labour. Everyone knows they got us here. Put this shower of shit now are making sure we STAY here.
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The problem with democracy is that people tend to get the government they deserve.
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Love Spell, Nov 2002, 5.99 400pp ISBN: 0505525151 All Jason Donavon wants is for him and his brother Rick to be free of the curse of the werewolf that bit them three years ago. He searches for the evil one that placed this odious spell on him for Jason knows he must kill it if he wants to escape the darkness. In Canada while still on his quest, Tala Soaringbird saves Jason from certain death from a werewolf. Tala and her people hunt werewolv...
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Leisure, Dec 2001, 5.99, 400 pp. ISBN: 0843949430 She knows her father loves her, but though she caused a bit of a scandal, Lilla Traften cannot understand why he exiled her to the Texas Panhandle. The spoiled Lilla becomes unglued when her stagecoach breaks an axle, but soon forgets everything after the driver gives her �nasty tasting water� that leaves her drunk. Ranch foreman Grady Finch rescues Lilla from any unwanted advances. Though...
When Gavin is forced to marry a penniless orphan his father took under his wing, he does so but then leaves her in the countryside for almost two years while he goes to London and lives the life of a bachelor. Little does he know that his bride to be, Christine, is a beautiful and charitable woman, who wants nothing more than to be free of the marriage her benefactor forced upon her in his will and work for the poor. Thinking that creating a scandal at...
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Leisure, Jul 2002, 5.99, 338 pp. ISBN: 0843950293 Lilla Traften saves Violet Dalton from a life of prostitution, sending the troubled lass to live with her father Miles in St. Louis. For the next three years, Miles treats Violet as if she really was his daughter, showering her with love and respect. However, in spite her host's kindness and nurturing, Violet carries loads of baggage that leaves her thirsting for vengeance against the person she...
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Walk Into the Flame
Leisure, May 2003, 5.99, 384 pp. ISBN: 0843951192 The New Mexico Mescalero Indians raised Rachel as one of their own after her father abandoned her. However, unable to ignore her white heritage and fearing her love for Swift Buck, Silent Wind left the tribe to live in the white world. She not only deserted the people who nurtured her, but also destroyed the love of Swift Buck. For five years an abashed Rachel watches the harassment and murde...