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The celebration of Charles Darwin's birthday (aka Darwin Day) has become an international event in recent years. But how did people celebrate Darwin's birthday during his lifetime?
When Darwin turned sixty-eight years old in 1877, he received two large parcels in the mail. One was from Germany, a luxuriously-bound album containing the photographs and signatures of 154 German scientists and naturalists. The second parcel was another photographic album of admirers, this time from the Netherlands (Darwin 1877; Browne 2002). Darwin wrote back graciously to Professor A. van Bemmelen, who organized the effort:
SIR,—I received yesterday the magnificent present of the album, together with your letter. I hope that you will endeavour to find some means to express to the two hundred and seventeen distinguished observers and lovers of natural science, who have sent me their photographs, my gratitude for their extreme kindness. I feel deeply gratified by this gift, and I do not think that any testimonial more honourable to me could have been imagined. I am well aware that my books could never have been written, and would not have made any impression on the public mind, had not an immense amount of material been collected by a long series of admirable observers; and it is to them that honour is chiefly due. I suppose that every worker at science occasionally feels depressed, and doubts whether what he has published has been worth the labour which it has cost him, but for the few remaining years of my life, whenever I want cheering, I will look at the portraits of my distinguished co-workers in the field of science, and remember their generous sympathy. When I die, the album will be a most precious bequest to my children. I must further express my obligation for the very interesting history contained in your letter of the progress of opinion in the Netherlands, with respect to Evolution, the whole of which is quite new to me. I must again thank all my kind friends, from my heart, for their ever-memorable testimonial, and I remain, Sir,
Your obliged and grateful servant,
At this point in his career, Darwin had already published his major works: The Voyage of the Beagle (1839), On the Origin of Species (1859), The Descent of Man (1871), and The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals (1872). He was very much in the public eye, whether as a hero of science or as the villain set on destroying the cozy blinders of Victorian religious faith. As a man who treasured quietude and harmony, the rancor raised by his theory of evolution by natural selection was deeply distressing. I do not believe that Darwin's letter to van Bemmelen expresses any sort of false modesty, but a true gratitude, both for kindness and the international effort necessary for advancing science. Even Darwin's wife, Emma, wrote of the arrival of the gift from the Netherlands:
. . . .yesterday arrived a most gorgeous purple velvet & silver Dutch album of the same sort with 219 portraits — some of youths, some girls & some fat women, I suppose any one who subscribed. However it shews a v. different state of feeling about him. You wd. not get boys & fat women in England to subscribe & send him their photos as a mark of respect (quoted from Browne 2002).
An international community of scientists, naturalists, and enthusiasts have continued to commemorate Darwin's birthday, even after his death in 1882. The Darwin Day movement began in the United States in the early 2000's, quickly blossoming into coordinated events celebrating Darwin, evolution, and science education (Wikipedia 2016).
So let's pick up our glasses and toast to the man, Charles Darwin!
Browne, Janet. 2002. Charles Darwin: The Power of Place. New York, NY: Alfred A. Knopf.
Darwin, Charles. 1887. The life and letters of Charles Darwin, including an autobiographical chapter, Volume 3. Francis Darwin, ed. London: John Murray.
Wikipedia contributors. "Darwin Day." Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 26 December 2016. Accessed 12 February 2017.


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League football resumes after the international break as Watford head to the Ricoh Arena to take on struggling Coventry City.
Having parted company with former 'Orn Aidy Boothroyd recently, chairman Ray Ranson stepped down earlier in the week amid speculation of administration which was staved off in the short-term. Much like Watford, a takeover is needed in Warwickshire.
Martin Taylor on promotion
'We need to have belief and everyone is of a similar ilk within the squad.
'Looking at the games we have left, if we win a good proportion of our matches then we have a great opportunity at being in the shake-up come the end of the season.'
Source: Official Site
Coventry City Team News:
Skipper Richard Wood is out with a groin problem. Experienced midfielder Lee Carsley is also out having had more surgery.
Centre-back Ben Turner has knee ligament damage and midfielder Carl Baker went over on his ankle in training rendering himself a 'serious doubt' for the game.
Line-up Vs PNE: Westwood; Clarke, Keogh, Wood, Hussey; Baker, Gunnarsson, Clingan, McSheffrey; Eastwood and Jutkiewicz.
Player to watch: Sammy Clingnan
The former Nottingham Forest, Norwich and and Wolves midfielder is capable of producing screamers on demand as has previously cracked one in from distance against the 'Orns in 2009.
A Northern Irish cap, Clingnan's hard work and determination are key to Coventry staying out the relegation scrap.
Watford Team News:
Defender Aidy Mariappa is suspended and therefore will miss his first game in a long time, ending a run of 114 consecutive starts.
Dale Bennett should replace Mariappa at centre-back whilst Lloyd Doyley could be fit to replace Adam Thompson who was poor at Middlesbrough.
Stephen McGinn is the only long-term injury.
Likely line-up: Loach; Hodson, Bennett, Taylor, Doyley; Deeney, Cowie, Eustace (c), Jenkins, Buckley; Graham.
Player to watch: Danny Graham
Who else? The forward has been in the form of his life and having smashed the 20-goal barrier in the league SuperDan will be looking to break the 30 mark now.
Match Facts & Stats
Coventry Home Form: Lost Vs. Swansea, Lost Vs. Bristol and Lost Vs. Hull
Head2Head: Coventry City 2-3 Watford(08/09), Watford 2-3 Coventry, Coventry 0-4 Watford(09/10) and Watford 2-2 Coventry(10/11)
Watford Away Form: Drew @ Swansea, Won @ Ipswich and Lost @ Middlesbrough
Ref Watch:
Referee: Mr C BOYESON
Assistants: Mr S Cook & Mr J Farries
Fourth Official: Mr N Hobbis
Match Prediction:
Watford win: Coventry are on a dreadful run, without a manager and the general mood at the Ricoh is poor. Malky Mackay's army to pile on more misery.
Match Odds
Coventry 13/8 (Bet365)
raw 12/5 (SKYBET)
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"Godrej Nature's Basket is not considering any transactions currently," a company source told IndiaRetailing. Earlier, media reports had said the gourmet store chain was planning to raise money through private equity for its southern operations.
Nature's Basket currently has 11 company owned and company operated stores – eight in Mumbai and three in Delhi– covering a retail space of 21,800 sq.ft.
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Answer to MWL 5/3/17: Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) – Guardians of the GalaxyThanks for everyone's submissions and one ticket to Xander to That Other Critic (That Other Critic) for answering correctly.
Answer to MWL 5/3/17: Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) – Guardians of the GalaxyThanks for everyone's submissions and one ticket to Xander to That Other Critic (That Other Critic) for answering correctly.
When gold baron Bartholomew Bogue (Peter Sarsgaard) forces the residents of Rose Creek to evacuate their town, several people refuse. After her husband is murdered by Bogue for standing up to him, Emma Cullen (Haley Bennett) seeks help from the bounty hunter Sam Chisolm (Denzel Washington). Chisolm recruits several other men to help teach Rose Creek townsfolk to defend themselves against Bogue and his men before they attack the town.
I've never seen the original 1960s The Magnificent Seven and it has been a very long time since I have seen Seven Samurai, so I can't really attest to how the remake of a remake compares to its predecessors. But what I can tell you is that it makes for a fun ride if you take it for what it is. The Magnificent Seven is first and foremost an action flick. There is the potential for great character development but this film foregoes that to pack in as much explosions, gun-slinging, and excitement as possible. The titular seven are each given the simplest of reasons for helping the townsfolk of Rose Creek. But you know what? That's OK. Director Antoine Fuqua understands exactly what kind of movie he wants this to be and doesn't try to pretend it is something it's not.
The cast is pretty start studded, including seasoned stars like Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke, and latest acting sensation Chris Pratt. I barely recognized Vincent D'Onofrio, who plays the Kingpin in Netlix's Dardevil series, until a friend pointed out to me it was him. Each character is unique and the cast is extremely diverse, making for some amusing and playful banter between them. Pratt is a hoot as always and Washington gets the most screen time of anybody (mostly since he is the one who rounds up the group) but each of the other Seven gets their time to shine on screen. The cast alone is well worth the time spent watching the film.
I thought The Magnificent Seven was GOOD :-). It is the definition of summer blockbuster. If you are looking for some deeper film with character study, then maybe check out Seven Samurai, one of this remake's source materials. But if you want a popcorn flick with fun characters, good laughs, and a lot of action, then you're looking in the right place.
Cast & Crew
Antoine Fuqua – Director
Richard Wenk – Screenplay
Nic Pizzolatto – Screenplay
Simon Franglen – Composer
James Horner – Composer
Denzel Washington – Sam Chisolm
Chris Pratt – Josh Faraday
Ethan Hawke – Goodnight Robicheaux
Byung-hun Lee – Billy Rocks
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo – Vasquez
Martin Sensmeier – Red Harvest
Vincent D'Onofrio – Jack Horne
Haley Bennett – Emma Cullen
Cam Gigandet – McCann
Peter Sarsgaard – Bartholomew Bogue
Luke Grimes – Teddy Q
Jonathan Joss – Denali
Emil Beheshti – Maxwell
Mark Ashworth – Preacher
Billy Slaughter – Josiah
Carrie Lazar – Leni Frankel
Matt Franklin (Topher Grace), an MIT graduate, is given a second chance to hook up with his high school crush (Teresa Palmer).
I think I have become jaded towards romantic comedies. Take Me Home Tonight is not a bad film, it just has the same story as almost every romantic comedy out there. It's very formulaic and conventional material. I'm a fan of most of the actors, like Topher Grace (he was great in That 70's Show), Anna Faris (who I think is an underrated actress), Dan Fogler (some of my favorite movies of his are Fanboys and Balls of Fury), and Chris Pratt (more recently). The only actress I wasn't real familiar with was Teresa Palmer. Most of the characters are generic and the script is nothing impressive. There is some 80s nostalgia given the setting, particularly the soundtrack, so it has that going for it. Like I said, I didn't not like Take Me Home Tonight, this was just a case of I've-seen-it-all-before.
Cast & Crew
Michael Dowse – Director
Jackie Filgo – Screenplay
Jeff Filgo – Screenplay
Topher Grace – Story
Gordon Kaywin – Story
Trevor Horn – Composer
Topher Grace – Matt Franklin
Anna Faris – Wendy Franklin
Dan Fogler – Barry Nathan
Teresa Palmer – Tori Frederking
Chris Pratt – Kyle Masterson
Michael Biehn – Bill Franklin
Jeanie Hackett – Libby Franklin
Michelle Trachtenberg – Ashley
Demetri Martin – Carlos
When Kree extremist Ronan the Accuser (Lee Price) threatens the planet Xandar, five misfits, Peter Quill (Chris Pratt), Gamora (Zoe Saldana), Rocket (Bradley Cooper (voice)), Groot (Vin Diesel (voice)), and Drax (Dave Bautista), must work together to prevent its destruction.
I'm not sure what Marvel put in the Kool-Aid but I'm drinking it up. Guardians of the Galaxy is pure fun. On top of that, it tells a great story and looks beautiful. I have often praised Iron Man for being the model on how to properly make a superhero origin story, now I can say that Guardians of the Galaxy is the definitive example on how to create a superhero team origin.
Ever since The Avengers, Marvel movies have had a lighthearted feel to them. I am a big fan of this because it prevents them from going too dark, although they still may have serious moments. This tone also allows for some great humor. With comedic actors Chris Pratt and Bradley Cooper, Guardians is the funniest superhero movie since Iron Man 3. I don't think there was one moment where I wasn't smiling. Pratt is definitely the highlight of the film but I'd say Cooper is a strong second. Despite not having much screen time, John C. Reilly stole his scenes. He wasn't overly heavy with the comedy but instead was more subtle, contrasting with his usual movie antics.
Currently, the Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack is the best selling album in the United States, and for good reason. The music is a great mix of classic 1970s and 80s rock and pop songs. If I didn't have most of the songs already I would probably go pick it up. Besides the music, there are many references to the 80s. My favorites being Quill calling Rocket "Ranger Rick" and Quill explaining to Gamora the plot of Foot Loose.
This is one of the most unique movies I have seen in awhile. I couldn't help but feel like I was watching The Avengers but in a skewed, Thor setting. Not many movies have a gun-toting, talking raccoon who travels with a talking tree. Actually, I don't think any others do. Being the Marvel fan that I am, I appreciate them dipping into their less popular franchises.
I absolutely enjoyed Rocket and Groot. The duo reminded me of R2-D2 and C-3PO from Star Wars (except this time the small one was the interpreter). Besides Rocket being one of the stand-out characters of the film, several of his scenes were made better by his interactions with Groot. To go with the rest of the film, they were fun and goofy with the right amount of action sprinkled in.
With the set-up Benicio Del Toro's The Collector had in the mid-credits sequence in Thor: The Dark World, I expected him to have a more integral role in the story. But the more I thought about it, I realized that he could become Marvel's next Agent Coulson. In the comics, he is very involved in the cosmic side of things, and he could do the same in the films. He could act as the glue that binds several of the cosmic properties that are sure to appear over the next several years, showing up to offer explanations and add cohesiveness to the films.
If there was one thing I wished this movie did better, it would be to expand on the relationship between Gamora and her sister, Nebula (Karen Gillan). Guardians did well to build and showcase the rivalry between the adopted sisters, but didn't do much more than that. There is large potential for stories based on their relationship, similar to Thor's and Loki's relationship, that I hope it's picked up in future movies.
Marvel once again raises the bar on the superhero movie genre with Guardians of the Galaxy. It's playful tone, great action sequences, lovable characters, and beautiful special effects blend together perfectly to create one of definitive team origin movies to date.
Also check out my reviews for the other films in Marvel's Phase 2: Iron Man 3, Thor: The Dark World, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, The Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Ant-Man.
Cast & Crew
James Gunn – Director / Writer
Nicole Perlman – Writer
Tyler Bates – Composer
Chris Pratt – Peter Quill
Zoe Saldana – Gamora
Dave Bautista – Drax
Bradley Cooper – Rocket (voice)
Vin Diesel – Groot (voice)
Lee Pace – Ronan
Michael Rooker – Yondu
Karen Gillan – Nebula
Djimon Hounsou – Korath
John C. Reilly – Corpsman Dey
Glenn Close – Nova Prime
Benicio Del Toro – The Collector
Official Synopsis: Brash adventurer Peter Quill finds himself the object of an unrelenting bounty hunt after stealing a mysterious orb coveted by Ronan, a powerful villain with ambitions that threaten the entire universe. To evade the ever-persistent Ronan, Quill is forced into an uneasy truce with a quartet of disparate misfits–Rocket, a gun-toting raccoon; Groot, a tree-like humanoid; the deadly and enigmatic Gamora; and the revenge-driven Drax the Destroyer. But when Quill discovers the true power of the orb and the menace it poses to the cosmos, he must do his best to rally his ragtag rivals for a last, desperate stand–with the galaxy's fate in the balance.
This trailer, just… wow. Marvel definitely saved the best for last. There is a lot of new footage, but it is mostly action sequences, which is perfectly fine with me. I don't know what to say it was so awesome. Just watch it. And if you already watched it, watch it again. It's that good.
Guardians of the Galaxy rockets into theaters August 1, 2014. Directed by James Gunn, it stars Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Dave Baurista, the voices of Bradley Cooper and Vin Diesel, Lee Pace, Karen Gillan, Benicio Del Toro, John C. Reilly, Peter Serafinowicz, and Glenn Close.
My Christmas in July Blogathon is at the end of the month, read this post if you would like to participate.
Official Synopsis: Brash adventurer Peter Quill finds himself the object of an unrelenting bounty hunt after stealing a mysterious orb coveted by Ronan, a powerful villain with ambitions that threaten the entire universe. To evade the ever-persistent Ronan, Quill is forced into an uneasy truce with a quartet of disparate misfits–Rocket, a gun-toting raccoon; Groot, a tree-like humanoid; the deadly and enigmatic Gamora; and the revenge-driven Drax the Destroyer. But when Quill discovers the true power of the orb and the menace it poses to the cosmos, he must do his best to rally his ragtag rivals for a last, desperate stand–with the galaxy's fate in the balance.
After the character introductions of the last trailer, the second Guardians of the Galaxy focuses on the story and how the team comes together. I must say, I am completely sold on this movie. The cast is top notch, the effects look awesome, and if the humor that is here runs through the entire movie, it's going to be hilarious.
It's funny to see how stuck in the past Peter Quill is. Blue Suede's Hooked on a feeling, Norman Greenbaum's Spirit in the Sky, the tape deck Groot inspects, all throw backs to a different era. And it's awesome. Speaking of Quill, his mask is pretty sweet. I like to see how his gear works. We get to hear the voices of Vin Diesel and Bradley Cooper as Groot and Rocket. Ronan the Accuser also gets a few good close ups. Most of the cast gets a brief shot or two, so if you go through the trailer slowly, you can get good looks at everyone.
Guardians of the Galaxy rockets into theaters August 1, 2014. Directed by James Gunn, it stars Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Dave Baurista, the voices of Bradley Cooper and Vin Diesel, Lee Pace, Karen Gillan, Benicio Del Toro, John C. Reilly, Peter Serafinowicz, and Glenn Close.


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Dagenais charged in RCMP killings
Curtis Dagenaisappeared in a North Battleford, Sask., courtroomWednesday andwas formally chargedwith first-degree murder inthe shooting deaths of two RCMP officers.
Dagenais is accused of shooting Const. Robin Cameron, 29, and Const. Marc Bourdages, 26, near Mildred, about 140 kilometres west of Prince Albert, as they chased him after responding to a domestic dispute in Spiritwood.
Bourdages and Cameron, who were both shot in the head, died on Sunday. Shots were also allegedly fired at a third officer who was not injured in the incident.
Dagenais, 41,will remain in custody and is expected to appear in court again next month.
Farm couple convinced fugitive to surrender
Hesurrendered Tuesday at the urging of a Saskatchewan farm couple. Armand and Rosanne Smithsay they fed Dagenais and persuaded him not to kill himself before helping him surrender to face charges of killing two RCMP officers.
The Smithsspottedthe fugitiveTuesday as he hid in their hayfield just outside the RCMP search area, around the farming community of Mildred.
"He came to the truck and we started talking and we talked and talked and talked until we convinced him that [surrendering] was the best thing," Armand Smith said.
"He talked about doing himself in and we said 'no,' and 'that's probably not the right way to do it,' and that's about all we did.
"We certainly don't know whether it was the right thing to do, but it worked out," Smith added.
Suspecttold he could turn his life around
Smith said he and his wife also convinced Dagenais that he could still turn his life around if he turned himself in and served his time.
"He talked about family and he talked about what he did. He knew, he knew that he had done something really wrong," said Smith.
"He just would go over things and over things and over things and we I guess heard him out and we kept, I guess, level heads and tried to convince him to turn himself in."
Rosanne Smith made Dagenais a sandwich and a cup of coffee before the couple accompanied him to the RCMP detachment in Spiritwood, Sask. at 4 p.m. CT on Tuesday.
Relief at news of arrest
People who live in Mildred, the community closest to the site of the July 7 shootings, said they were relieved to hear of the arrest.
The father of one of the slain RCMP officers said he was comforted to have some sense of closure before the burial of his daughter.
"A big sigh of relief came, knowing that this suspect was in custody and that no other people in Spiritwood or surrounding communities were in danger," said Howard Cameron.
RCMP Sgt. Brian Jones dismissed suggestions that the Mounties would have preferred to have captured Dagenais.
"I think we were all surprised but at the same time pleased that that's the way it had turned out," said Jones. "It had been our objective right from the start that he be located and either surrender or be arrested safely, and so regardless of how it happened, the fact that it did happen was good news for everyone."
The RCMP had initially begun an extensive hunt for the suspect in the rough country around Spiritwood, but it was not successful and they later scaled it back.
Dagenais was treated in hospital for a minor injury, and was in custody in Spiritwood.
Officials said there will continue to be an investigation in the Mildred area as the RCMP wind down the search efforts.
Father of accused remanded in custody
Arthur Dagenais, the father of the accused, also appeared in a North Battlefield court on Wednesday on charges of obstruction of justice.
Police allege that Dagenais, 69, disobeyed orders to stay clear of a police search zone. Officials also charge that they found two rifles and $27,000 in a locked combine on his property.
The elder Dagenais was remanded in custody until his Dec. 5 preliminary hearing.


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Caddo Magnet HS, Shreveport: the new wing
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Favor the factual material, of course, over generalities and opinion.
Fonting? Arial type face, 12 pt, is what I prefer.
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This is all cut-and-paste work and the idea is to quickly finish the two reports and spend time reading about things Italian.
Topics for those looking for something out of the ordinary?
- Dr Maria Montessori, physician and educator.
- Leonardo Fibonacci, the greatest mathematician of the Middle Ages.
- Nicolo Macchiavelli, advisor to political leaders.
- Enrico fermi, physicist who helped develop nuclear reactors, quantum physics and more.
- Guglielmo Marconi, pioneer in radio and wireless technology.
- Miuccia Prada, brainy fashion designer.
Indie Work -
- Got an outstanding paper on a wild combination: comparing the Lost Boys of Sudan to Lawrence of Arabia. Congrats to Jay Meyers.
- Research and compare the vivid regions of Tuscany and Sicily.
- The Roman Catholic church and the Sicilian mafia.
- Parmesan cheese and Modena's balsamic vinegar.


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I am looking to do some pet sitting/minding throught the city of Edmonton. I am willing to go as far as the transit will go out of the city. I have different rates for the different lengths of time I would be required for. Just a feeding and potty break/litter clean up and short visit - $15 30 minutes to 1 hour visit- $20 1 hour to 1.5 hour visit - $40 I can also do 3-30 minute visits in a 24 hour period for $50, or do a full 24-hour stay within your home for $55/day. *Each service would consist of each individual pet's/owner's needs. -litterbox clean up/picking up after the dog goes to the bathroom(just during visit, not a full-removal service) -walking -brushing -medication administration (must provide full instructions for safety and liability reasons) plus other basic things, not necessarily limited to pet care.(i.e. watering plants, bringing in mail, closing/opening curtains, blinds or windows, etc.) I also have extra add-on services available - "Mini-Maid Service" ($15/hour) - this would consist of basic cleaning/tidying -sweeping and mopping floors -vacuuming floors, rugs, and furniture -wiping down kitchen counters -dusting -unloading the dishwasher -taking out the garbages Lawn mowing, and leaves/Snow removal (depending on the season) - $15-20/hour depdending on the size of the yard Pruning by an experienced Arborist - $70 for 1 tree, or $120 for 2 trees *All services/contracts are subject to signing a client information, job specification, and liability form. This form will specify the job(s) being hired for, the specific information for each job, terms and conditions, payment and cancellation information, liability coverage, etc. I can be contacted through this ad, by email at 250-371-...(Text or call). Thank you for your time! Have a wonderful day :), or at
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AUSTIN (KXAN/KNVA) — A new play makes its Austin debut tonight from the co-creator and star of the Greater Tuna series of plays.
A Wolverine Walks Into A Bar is written by Jaston Williams and filled with comedic stories. It stars Williams and Lauren Lane (C.C. Babcock on the tv show, The Nanny)
The show is at Stateside at the Paramount Theatre on November 11 – 13, 2016 and November 18 – 20, 2016.
The show is Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 2pm & 8pm, Sunday at 2pm.
Tickets start at $25 and can be purchased by clicking here.
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Conference Management
This project aims to create a common platform for organizing activities of conference. The conference management system will manage the abstracts and research papers submitted by scholars, reviewing them, and accepting or rejecting them. This will greatly reduce the costs and efforts of the conference managers and authors where they can directly interact through internet.
Currently there is a need for such a conference management system, where research conferences relating to different fields can be managed by single application. This application can host any number of conferences and large number of paper can be submitted.
The environment created would enhance the usability of conference's thereby facilitating the researcher's to submit their papers easily and making organizers to manage the research's by forwarding it to the jury and taking their reviews.
This would reduce a lot of effort. It would also eliminate the need to have expertise on employing people for managing all such activities. It would smooth the progress of conference management and all the activities will take place in well-defined manner.
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Dissertation Approval Sheet II
Candidate DeclarationIII
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Overview and issues involved01
1.2 Problem definition 01
1.3Problem Solution 01
Chapter-2 Literature Survey
2.1 Methodology 03
2.2 Technologies and tools 04
Chapter-3 Requirements gathering
3.1 Software requirements 08
3.2 Hardware requirements 98
3.3 Use case model 10
Chapter-4 Analysis
4.1 Sequence diagrams 18
4.2 Activity diagrams 22
Chapter-5 Design
5.1 Technology selection 25
5.2 Database design 28
5.3 Implementation details
Chapter-6 Testing
6.1Test case and design30
6.2Testing methods and strategies31
Conclusion 37
This conference management tool aims at improving the conference management practices and reduces the burden on the part of organizers, and provides the technical solution for the research paper submission and reviews.
1.1 Overview and Issues Involved
There are large numbers of conferences being taking place at different locations all over the world, we have seen researchers and eminent educationist submit their research papers at these conferences, they generally have to send the research paper through post and it takes a lot of time. This project is focused towards developing a management system that will cater to the needs of the conference organizers.
1.2 Problem Definition
In the present scenario, the conference organizers face a lot of problems in coordinating various activities that are associated with conference. This increases a lot of effort and needs a lot of expertise and large numbers of people are required to manage all the process. This definitely is not an easy task. There is a lot of trouble involved in submitting a research paper to a conference and then sending it to a jury, for review and their comments. To speed up this process of conference management was our main focus in this project.
1.3 Problem Solution
This project will be a fine demonstration of efficient use of technology and engineering in the web- application development field. This will cut down the organizing and maintenance cost of conference's and will also reduce the efforts of author to send their research papers through post. This is done through creation of a conference management application that would assist the organizers to run their conference effectively. Our software product 'conference management system' is designed and developed to provide the rigid solution for the handling of conferences. We have designed an interface that will provide the platform for...
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I. Criminal Justice Legislation
One issue in criminal justice that remained unresolved in 2008 was the prison health care issue. On February 14, 2006, the United States District Court in the case of Plata v. Schwarzenegger (No. C01-01351-TEH) suspended the exercise of authority by the Secretary of the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation related to the administration, control, management, operation, and financing of the California prison medical health care system and vested those powers in a Medical Care Receiver appointed by the court commencing on April 17, 2006, until further order of the court. Those powers include assessing the suitability of existing medical care facilities and the design and construction of upgrades or replacement facilities. The Medical Care Receiver, in consultation with the court and the Special Master in Coleman v. Schwarzenegger (No. CIV S-90-00520-LKK-JFM), determined that it was necessary to immediately design and construct improvements to existing facilities and to design and construct health-related facilities and housing for approximately 10,000 inmates with medical or mental health needs, and supporting infrastructure and ancillary facilities at existing prison facilities statewide or at other appropriate state-owned real property to provide the constitutionally appropriate level of health care for inmates in correctional facilities statewide. It is intended that implementation of these efforts is to assist in compliance matters related to the cases Plata v. Schwarzenegger (No. C01-01351-TEH), Coleman v. Schwarzenegger (No. CIV S-90-00520-LKK-JFM), Perez v. Tilton (No. C05-05241 JSW), and Armstrong v. Schwarzenegger (No. C94-02307-CW). In July 2008, U.S. District Judge Felton Henderson named University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law Professor Clark Kelso as the new federal receiver overseeing health care for California prisons. Kelso replaced Robert Sillen, who served in that role since April 2006. Kelso came to the California Prison Health Care Receivership with more than 15 years of experience in a wide variety of positions in all three branches of state government, including the California Judicial Council and Administrative Office of the Courts, where he worked in support of court unification; the Department of Insurance, where he replaced Insurance Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush, who abruptly resigned amid allegations of corruption; and as California's Chief Information Officer, where he turned around the state's troubled information technology program. Legislation in 2008, SB 1665 (Machado) and AB 1189 (Solorio) would have provided $6.9 million in revenue bonds and $100 million in General Fund monies for the prison health care construction project. However, these pieces of legislation were stalled due to opposition of those who felt it was premature to provide more monies to Corrections in light of AB 900 (Solorio) which was signed into law providing $7.4 billion in lease-revenue bonds for the construction of 40,000 new state prison beds and 13,000 new county jail beds. In June 2008, Kelso requested that the Governor bypass the State Legislature with the defeat of SB 1665 by the State Senate, and issue bonds to build seven inmate health centers around the state to house 10,000 mentally ill inmates. The prison receiver based his request on a U.S. Appellate Court decision that upheld the Governor's power to bypass the Legislature when public safety is at risk. In that decision, the Court upheld the Governor's 2006 emergency order to send as many as 8,000 inmates to private prisons in other states. A judge could order the $8 billion to be taken directly from the State Treasury if the receiver doesn't get his way. Kelso wants $250 million immediately as a down payment. On Monday, October 27th, U.S. District Judge Felton Henderson said he would proceed with a contempt-of-court hearing against the Administration for not providing the money sought by the court-appointed receiver. The State of California states the court cannot simply seize that money and, instead, must negotiate with lawmakers. It is being argued by the state that the receiver's request for money, and any payment order from the judge, would violate a 1995 federal law designed to limit federal judges' power in inmates rights' cases. The Prison Litigation Reform Act prohibits judges from ordering states to build prisons in the state and indicated that it also applies to the court-appointed receiver. The State of California also states Kelso has failed to show that his plan would be the least intrusive means necessary to bring medical care up to constitutional standards, as required by the 1995 law. Judge Henderson responded the federal law in question is outweighed by the fact that prisoners are dying because of poor care. At the time of this writing, Judge Henderson has ordered the state to pay the $250 million payment or face a contempt hearing.
Another issue which remains unresolved and will be a subject for discussion is the reform of the California Sentencing Law.
One issue that was resolved in 2008 was giving law enforcement new tools to combat metal thieves stealing scrap metals from fire hydrants, utilities, manhole covers, agricultural equipment, guardrails and much more.
Metal theft has created serious impacts in all parts of state: Central Valley farmers have lost crops due to irrigation pumps being stripped of wiring, a toxic chemical spill in San Pablo Bay was the result of a $10 brass valve being stolen from a storage tank and a home burnt to the ground in the City of Hesperia because the fire department was not able to connect to the fire hydrant to put out the fire.
The Legislature passed and the Governor signed into law the following legislation: SB 447 (Maldonado) assisting local law enforcement officials in quickly investigating stolen metal and apprehending thieves by requiring scrap metal dealers and recyclers to report what materials are being scrapped at their facilities and by whom on a daily basis. These rules already apply to pawn shop dealers; SB 601 (Calderon) requiring recyclers to take thumbprints of individuals selling copper, copper alloys, aluminum and stainless steel. Sellers must also show a government ID and proof of their current address. Recyclers who break the law face suspension or revocation of their business license and increased fines and jail time; AB 844 (Berryhill) putting an end to a pattern of quick cash for metal thieves by requiring recyclers to hold payment for three days, check a photo ID and take a thumbprint of anyone selling scrap metals. It also requires anyone convicted of metal theft to pay restitution for the materials stolen and for any collateral damage caused during the theft; and AB 1850 (Adams) discouraging the theft of fire hydrant fittings and fire department connections by creating a fine of not more than $3,000 for any person who knowingly receives any part of a fire hydrant, including bronze or brass fittings and parts.
Criminal justice/law enforcement legislation that was chaptered into law included: SB 28 (Simitian) banning the use of text messaging devices by drivers; SB 31 (Simitian) making it a misdemeanor to intentionally read another's identification document; SB 129 (Kuehl) expanding the scope of the current crime of making two or more phone calls or electronic communications with the intent to annoy; SB 610 (Corbett) specifying that the start of a felony prosecution begins when the defendant is arraigned; SB 612 (Simitian) allowing the crime of identity theft to be tried in the victim's county of residence; SB 640 (Simitian) exempting claims for childhood sexual abuse against a local public entity, arising out of conduct occurring on or after 1/1/09, from the Tort Claims Act; SB 1116 (Alquist) restructuring the California High Technology Crime Advisory Committee; SB 1126 (Cedillo), permitting the collection of damages in a gang nuisance damages action from the assets of the gang or gang members; SB 1140 (Steinberg) enhancing the protections of the Elder Abuse and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act; SB 1169 (Runner) extending the sunset date on the Inmate Health Care and Medical Provider Fair Pricing Working Group; SB 1187 (Battin) requiring individuals convicted of felony child pornography to be placed on the online Megan's Law list of sex offenders; SB 1190 (Oropeza) reducing, from 0.20 % to 0.15%, the blood alcohol level which triggers heightened consideration by the court to order installation of an ignition interlock device; SB 1236 (Padilla) extending the sunset on provisions of law relative to the penalty assessment that a county may elect to impose on all criminal violations for the purpose of supporting emergency medical services until 2014; SB 1250 (Yee) requiring the Department of Juvenile Facilities to notify families if their child has a medical emergency or attempts suicide; SB 1261 (Cox) consolidating statutory provisions pertaining to the operation of work programs for wards committed to the Department of Juvenile Facilities and inmates in adult facilities; SB 1302 (Cogdill) mandating stronger probation standards for persons found guilty of continuous sexual abuse against children; SB 1343 (Battin) allowing elderly or dependent adults to be given the opportunity to have a support person with them during witness testimony for elder abuse cases; SB 1356 (Yee) exempting domestic violence victims who refuse to testify against their abuser from being punished with incarceration as a result; SB 1509 (Lowenthal) enacting new misdemeanor assault and battery crimes applicable when the victim is a Caltrans employee or contractor; SB 1531 (Correa) enhancing the training that law enforcement needs to recognize and interact with autistic persons; SB 1546 (Runner) permitting the Department of Mental Health to contract with independent professionals to perform the initial evaluation of an inmate for possible civil commitment as a sexually violent predator; SB 1638 (Alquist) ensuring that youth in custody receive appropriate education instructional support; SB 1666 (Calderon) expanding the area of a safe school zone, from 1,000 to 1,500 feet, from a school and making safe school zone laws applicable to private schools as well as public schools; SB 1701 (Romero) extending the sunset date for two years for which a court may impose the lower, middle, or upper term of imprisonment; SB 1770 (Padilla) extending the sunset on the Reproductive Rights Law Enforcement Act until 2014; AB 186 (Maze) extending the sunset on the Central Valley Rural Crime Prevention Program by three years; AB 225 (Beall) enhancing the statute governing the issuance of protective orders under the Elder Abuse and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act; AB 259 (Adams) making it a misdemeanor for someone to sell or distribute to a minor of the plant salvia divinorum; AB 352 (Solorio) expanding the existing prohibition against openly displaying or exposing any imitation firearm in a public place to include displaying on grounds of a public school; AB 439 (Ma), amending the law mandating that interest earned on inmate trust funds deposited in the Inmate Welfare Fund to instead be distributed to individual inmate accounts; AB 499 (Swanson) creating a pilot project in Alameda County to divert sexually exploited minors accused of soliciting an act of prostitution into supervised counseling and treatment programs; AB 534 (Smyth) creating a misdemeanor for any person to publish information describing or depicting the physical appearance of a child, the location of a child, or location where children may be found with the intent that another person imminently use the information to commit a crime against a child; AB 717 (Fuller) expanding provisions of law under which crime victims may be awarded compensation by the California Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board; AB 837 (Feuer) making conforming changes related to the Attorney General determination and reporting of the status of applicants for firearms; AB 919 (Houston) creating within currently existing statute a definition for online harassment that includes the incitement of a third party to do the harassment; AB 1141 (Anderson) placing khat (parts of the plant Catha Edulis) and cathinone in Schedule II of the controlled substances schedules; AB 1158 (Benoit) permitting conditional examinations to be done by a contemporaneous, two-way video conference system when the court determines that the witness is so sick or infirm as to be unable to participate in the examination in person; AB 1172 (Runner) increasing specified notification requirements related to sexually violent predators; AB 1278 (Lieber) providing additional procedural tools to combat the crime of human trafficking; AB 1394 (Krekorian) modifying the system of penalties and fines related to criminal counterfeit trademark infringement; AB 1424 (Davis), giving judges the discretion to issue stay-away orders in misdemeanor elder abuse cases; AB 1767 (Ma) permitting a pilot project to be done in San Francisco that provides that community service is to be done through graffiti abatement; AB 1771 (Ma) permitting a court in a domestic violence case to consider the underlying nature of the offense charged in determining whether good cause exists to issue a protective order, as specified; AB 1859 (Adams) discouraging individuals from stealing fire hydrant fittings and fire department connections; AB 1864 (DeVore), reducing the time a person has to claim personal funds or property once he/she leaves the Department of Juvenile Facilities, from seven years to three years; AB 1877 (Adams) providing potential penalties for unwarranted disclosure of child custody evaluations; AB 1923 (Anderson) making it a misdemeanor for any person housed in a local correctional facility who possesses a handcuff key without authorization; AB 1976 (Benoit) increasing the penalties for making a non-emergency 911 call; AB 2043 (Spitzer) authorizing the construction of the California Crime Victims Memorial in the Capitol Historic Region; AB 2068 (Aghazarian) giving law enforcement the necessary tools to notify crime victims after service of process that an order or injunction was served; AB 2092 (De La Torre) providing that the dismissal of an accusation or information underlying a conviction that prohibits a person from holding office as a result of that conviction does not permit that person to hold office; AB 2098 (Krekorian) making it a misdemeanor to buy, sell, process, or butcher meat or products of a nonambulatory animal for human consumption; AB 2100 (Wolk) requiring local ombudspersons and local law enforcement agencies to immediately report cases of known elder abuse in long-term care facilities; AB 2125 (Price) requiring juvenile foster plans to assess job training services; AB 2131 (Niello) protecting peace officer canine units against discrimination in accessing public transportation/accommodations when traveling outside their jurisdiction; AB 2193 (Tran), establishing the Interstate and International Depositions and Discovery Act; AB 2245 (Soto) permitting illegal dumping control officers to carry a wooden club or baton; AB 2289 (Runner), permitting the Departments of Corrections and Rehabilitation to provide juvenile offender information to crime victims regardless of the offender's commitment offense; AB 2296 (Mullin) enacting the Researchers Protection Act of 2008; AB 2289 (Runner) permitting the Departments of Corrections and Rehabilitation to provide juvenile offender information to crime victims regardless of the offender's commitment offense; AB 2304 (Plescia) protecting the name changes of participants in the Safe at Home program from being published by the court in any public form; AB 2306 (Karnette) extending to January 2020 the sunset on the provision allowing a writ of habeas corpus to be brought where battered women's syndrome was not admitted at trial but would have been relevant if it had been admitted; AB 2337 (Beall) adding drug and alcohol counselors to the list of mandated reporters for the purpose of the Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act; AB 2405 (Arambula) imposing a $250 fee on people convicted of specified domestic violence offenses to fund domestic violence prevention programs that focus on assisting immigrants, refugees, or persons who live in rural areas; AB 2410 (Nava) creating victim and witness confidentiality requirements in sexually violent predator civil proceedings similar to requirements in criminal proceedings; AB 2470 (Karnette) curbing the use of BB guns, stun guns, and similar weapons on all California Colleges and University campuses; AB 2553 (Solorio) requiring the court to provide its reason for denying a petition for an ex parte order enjoining harassment, threats, and violence; AB 2606 (Emmerson) increasing the fees for district attorney bad check diversion programs; AB 2609 (Davis) emphasizing that the court shall, when appropriate, order a defendant who is granted probation for a graffiti conviction to clean up the graffiti or to keep the site free from graffiti; AB 2618 (Solorio) making available to county welfare and adoption agencies information regarding known or suspected child abusers contained in the Child Abuse Index; AB 2737 (Feuer) permitting a court to order the withdrawal of blood from an arrestee when a peace officer, firefighter, or emergency personnel who, while acting within the scope of his/her duties, is exposed to a bloodborne pathogen; AB 2750 (Krekorian) permitting a court to order persons convicted of specified crimes relating to music piracy to pay restitution to persons who have suffered economic loss as a result of the illegal activity; AB 2802 (Houston) requiring persons convicted of a prior driving under the influence within 10 years to attend an alcohol driver treatment program; AB 2809 (Leno) permitting a minor who suffers emotional injury as a direct result of witnessing a violent crime to be eligible for reimbursement for the costs of outpatient mental health counseling if the minor was in close proximity to the victim when he or she witnessed the crime; AB 2810 (Brownley) granting victims of human trafficking specified rights; AB 2827 (Runner) defining defrauding a public housing authority program of more than $400 as a separate form of grand theft in a stand-alone section of the Penal Code; AB 2949 (DeSaulnier) requiring a person who discovers an abandoned animal within a foreclosed-upon home to contact animal control for the purpose of retrieval and care; AB 2960 (La Malfa) ensuring that courts consider sexual abuse of children when determining whether or not to issue an order granting or modifying custody on an ex parte basis; AB 2973 (Soto) creating restrictions involving the acquisition, sale, or use of less lethal weapons; AB 3038 (Tran) permitting disclosure of the identity of a sex offense victim for purposes of an investigation by the probation department, not only for pre-sentence reports; and AB 3051 (Jones) providing children subject to dependency hearings a greater opportunity to attend and participate in their hearings.
Vetoed criminal justice/law enforcement legislation of note included: SB 364 (Simitian) requiring that a notice required under California's data security breach law must contain specified information; SB 1022 (Steinberg) permitting a person to have his/her name removed from the Department of Justice's Child Abuse Central Index if the person was under the age of 18 at the time of the suspected incident and the incident did not result in a delinquency adjudication or a criminal conviction; SB 1171 (Scott) creating distinctions between a loaded firearm on one's person or in a vehicle in unincorporated and incorporated cities in public places, public streets, public roads, and public highways; SB 1253 (Alquist) requiring the State Authorized Risk Assessment Tool for Sex Offenders Training Committee to monitor the consistency and quality of risk assessments; SB 1589 (Romero) providing a court may not convict a defendant, find a special circumstance true, or use a fact in aggravation based solely on the uncorroborated testimony of an in-custody informant; AB 360 (Carter) incorporating restorative justice principles into juvenile justice proceedings consistent with current law; AB 996 (Spitzer) permitting confidential home addresses maintained by Department of Motor Vehicles to be disclosed to a governmental agency when that information is necessary to serve or collect a traffic, parking, toll bridge, or toll road violation; AB 1133 (Dymally) providing that where a defendant is surrendered to custody outside the county of prosecution, exoneration of bail shall be conditioned on payment by the bail or surety of the government costs of extradition; AB 1405 (Maze) limiting use of statements or evidence obtained during a joint assessment from a minor, who is both a ward and a dependent of the court, against the minor in any specified proceeding; AB 1519 (Ma) prohibiting the public commercial display of human remains, as defined, without a permit for each specimen of human remains displayed from the Department of Justice; AB 1751 (Fuentes) authorizing a local government entity to enact a nuisance of a prostitution related offense if the person whose car was impounded has a prior prostitution-related conviction; AB 1769 (Galgiani) exempting community college and school district peace officers from serving as jurors in criminal matters; AB 1852 (Jeffries) changing the penalty for participation in a sport lottery pool from a misdemeanor to an infraction; AB 1975 (Solorio) making permanent Missing Persons DNA Data Base fees and clarifying procedures for identifying human remains; AB 1996 (Swanson) extending eligibility for food stamp benefits to convicted drug felons who distributed controlled substances; AB 2099 (Hancock) providing inmates with identification cards upon their release as a pilot project at several state prisons; AB 2105 (DeSaulnier) expanding the category of mandated reporters for suspected financial elder and dependent adult abuse; AB 2541 (Bass) permitting a superior court to create a deferred entry of judgment reentry program targeted at preventing recidivism among nonviolent, low-level drug sales offenders; AB 2610 (Davis) providing that a local jurisdiction may implement a permitting process for unattended collection boxes, as specified; AB 2671 (Salas) creating a prerelease application process for honorably discharged incarcerated veterans who are eligible for federal and state benefits, especially federal veteran disability compensation and pension payments; AB 2696 (Krekorian) requiring the Department of Justice to participate in the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, as specified; and AB 2937 (Solorio) creating a number of remedies for persons who have had their judgment vacated.
In the November 2008 General Election, there were three propositions concerning criminal justice, Propositions 5, 6 and 9. Proposition 5 would have enacted the Nonviolent Offender Rehabilitation Act of 2008 allocating $460 million annually to provide and expand treatment programs for persons convicted of drug and other offenses and limiting the courts authority to incarcerate offenders who commit certain drug crimes, break drug treatment rules or violate parole. (It failed by a vote of 60% no to 40% yes). Proposition 6 would have (1) required a minimum of $965 million each year to be allocated for police, sheriffs, district attorneys, adult probation, and juvenile probation facilities; (2) made 30 revisions in California criminal law; and (3) increased penalties for violating a gang-related injunction and for felons carrying guns. (It failed by a vote of 69.4% no to 30.6% yes.) Lastly, Proposition 9, which passed by a vote of 53.5% to 46.5%, enacts the Victims' Bill of Rights Act of 2008, Marcy's Law. Specifically, it (1) requires notification to victim and opportunity for input during phases of criminal justice process, including bail, pleas, sentencing and parole; (2) establishes victim safety as consideration in determining bail or release on parole; (3) increases the number of people permitted to attend and testify on behalf of victims at parole hearings; (4) reduces the number of parole hearings to which prisoners are entitled; (5) requires that victims receive written notification of their constitutional rights; and (6) establishes timelines and procedures concerning parole revocation hearings.
II. Courts
The major piece of legislation in courts that was signed into law as SB 1407 (Perata) providing for $5 billion in lease-revenue bonds to finance new construction and renovation projects for court facilities throughout the state. The state's court system, made up of 451 trial court facilities, eight appellate court facilities and one Supreme Court facility, is in critical need of new construction, renovation and repair. A significant number of these facilities do not meet current guidelines for efficient and safe court environments and, overall, the facilities are overcrowded with no capacity to handle growth in judicial workload. Because of the lack of courtroom space, 23 court facilities are in trailers, one quarter of courtrooms have no room for a jury, 41% have no way to bring in-custody defendants into courtrooms without using public hallways and 78% do not have adequate access for people with disabilities.
The Administrative Office of the Courts estimates that $9.6 billion is needed to bring California's court facilities up to safe and secure standards and to accommodate growth. SB 1407 takes a step forward in tackling the most needed projects and improving the safety and efficiency of our courts. It provides the capital to design, construct and rehabilitate our state's crumbling judicial facilities. The bonds issued under the legislation are supported by court users and do not impact the state's General Fund.
Other court legislation of note that was chaptered into law was AB 1949 (Evans) improving court operations by (1) updating the law on trial preferences, (2) providing additional time for processing of local court rules, (3) clarifying the definition of subordinate judicial officers and the law governing subordinate judicial officers relocation costs, and (4) clarifying the law pertaining to the payment of civil jury fees and jury deposits by governmental entities; AB 2448 (Feuer) improving the current statutes containing procedures for granting a court fee waiver to a litigant who cannot afford to pay the fee; AB 2803 (Horton) authorizing a court to accept a credit card, debit card, or electronic funds transfer for payment of any court-ordered victim restitution; and AB 8XXX (Assembly Budget Committee) delaying new judgeships for a year to address the 2007-08 budget shortfall.
Vetoed legislation concerning court operations include: SB 1113 (Migden) facilitating courts to awards costs, including expert witness fees, in actions resulting in the vindication of important rights affecting the public interest when the prevailing party satisfies the standard for an award of attorney's fees in the case; SB 1177 (Ridley-Thomas) increasing civil filing fees to support independent community dispute resolution programs; AB 1569 (Mendoza) providing that a court reporter's instant visual display of testimony or proceedings is not to be certified and cannot be used, cited, distributed, or transcribed as the official transcript of the proceedings; AB 1725 (Lieu) requiring, rather than permitting, the State Bar Board of Governors to make public a trial court appointee's "qualified" or "not qualified" rating by the State Bar's Judicial Nominees Evaluation Commission; AB 2095 (Davis) requiring the Governor to post on his/her official web site the names of all persons for whom the Governor or his/her representatives have provided judicial application materials to either assist in the decision of whether to submit an application to the State Bar for evaluation, or to assist in the decision of whether an applicant should be appointed as a judge following evaluation of the applicant by the State Bar; AB 2189 (Karnette) requiring the Court Reporters Board of California to establish continuing education requirements for renewal of a shorthand reporter certificate; AB 3050 (Jones) establishing a pilot program to provide court interpreters in specified civil proceedings; and AB 3052 (Jones) clarifying the Judicial Council's authority to build new court facilities using performance-based infrastructure agreements
III. Civil Law/Rights
The major civil rights issue that presented itself this year was Proposition 8 on the November General Election ballot enacting the California Marriage Protection Act, which passed, eliminating the right of same sex couples to marry in California. With the passage of Proposition 8, these who opposed it are in the process, at the time of this writing, have filed a lawsuit to have it declared unconstitutional on the basis that it violates an individual's civil rights. Forty-three legislators have signed a Friend of the Court brief to have Proposition 8 voided, contending that the ban, created by the initiative that defines marriage as being between one man and one woman, cannot be done by a mere constitutional amendment, rather, it must be done by a revision of the entire Constitution and the Legislature would have to be involved. On November 19, 2008, the California State Supreme Court agreed to consider complaints to the opponents of Proposition 8 but declined to stay Proposition 8 enforcement. In the meantime, the Court asked parties involved in the case to write briefs arguing the following issues: (1) Is Proposition 8 invalid because it constitutes a revision of, rather than an amendment to, the California Constitution? (2) Does Proposition 8 violate the separation-of-powers doctrine under the California Constitution? (3) If Proposition 8 is unconstitutional, what is its effect, if any, on the marriages of same-sex couples performed before the adoption of Proposition 8? The Court indicated that oral arguments would be held sometime in March 2009.
Civil law/rights legislation of note chaptered into law include: SB 1264 (Harman) re-establishing new rules and guidelines regarding enforcement of no contest charges; SB 1608 (Corbett) enacting reforms to increase voluntary compliance with long-standing state and federal laws requiring access to the disabled in any place of public accommodations; AB 541 (Huffman) establishing sampling and analysis protocols when determining if there is a breach of contract or seed patent infringement of genetically engineered plants; AB 2052 (Lieu) authorizing a tenant to notify the landlord, in writing, that he/she or a household member was a victim of domestic violence, sexual assault, or stabbing and intends to terminate the tenancy; AB 2193 (Tran) establishing the International Deposition and Discovery Act; AB 2248 (Spitzer) requiring a witness to a will to sign the will within the testators lifetime; AB 2304 (Plescia) protecting participants in the Safe at Home program by prohibiting courts from publishing confidential name change information on the Internet or other public forums; AB 2343 (Caballero) establishing rules for when guardians and public administrators may be appointed by a court to be trustees of a trust and their compensation; AB 2433 (Krekorian) establishing a process by which to challenge the propriety of certain subpoenas; AB 2452 (Davis) expanding the list of satisfying documents that notaries public may rely upon as evidence of a person's identity; AB 2654 (Laird) conforming miscellaneous code provisions prohibiting discrimination in specific government and business operations to those characteristics already covered by the Unruh Civil Rights Act, the Fair Employment and Housing Act and Government Code Section 11135, which are non-discrimination laws of general application to government operations and business establishments; and AB 2738 (Jones) reforming residential construction contract relationships between builders and subcontractors.
Vetoed legislation of note include SB 1257 (Machado) limiting the information a company or retailer may require as a condition of redeeming a consumer rebate, and adds disclosure and timing requirements, as specified; SB 1691 (Lowenthal) reorganizing and restating the statutory mechanics lien law in order to improve its clarity and visibility; AB 437 (Jones) ensuring that victims of pay discrimination in California have ample opportunity to seek appropriate redress for discrimination; AB 926 (Evans) establishing reasonable procedures for litigants to obtain electronically stored information as part of a discovery demand; AB 1656 (Jones) enhancing the security of financial data that entities retain to help to limit opportunities for data breaches to occur; AB 2874 (Lieber) deleting the $150,000 cap on actual damages that maybe awarded to a complainant by the Fair Employment and Housing Commission against a respondent; and AB 3013 (Levine) allowing a payment lien to be renewed prior to the five year expiration of the lien.
IV. State Bar
The major piece of legislation concerning the State Bar was AB 3049 (Assembly Judiciary Committee), which was signed into law. It authorizes the State Bar of California to collect active membership dues up to $410 for the year 2009, which continues the current active dues amount of $400 and adds a new building fund assessment of up to $10.


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March 18, 2008
JEFFREY WEINMAN, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE INTEGRA UNSECURED CREDITORS' TRUST, PLAINTIFF,v.FIDELITY CAPITAL APPRECIATION FUND, ET AL., DEFENDANT.
The opinion of the court was delivered by: Judge James B. Zagel
In July 1992, a company called Integra Realty Resources, Inc. ("Integra") filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Colorado. Several years earlier, Integra had distributed shares of ShowBiz Pizza Time, Inc. to its shareholders. Mr. Mollison, the movant here, received 536 shares of ShowBiz stock in that distribution. On July 11, 1994, Integra's unsecured creditors, represented by a Trust naming Jeffrey A. Weinman as its Trustee, filed a lawsuit as part of the Bankruptcy proceeding claiming that Integra's distribution of ShowBiz stock prior to the bankruptcy was a "fraudulent transfer" and/or an "unlawful dividend." The Trustee named over 800 defendants individually, and as representatives of a defendant class-action. The Trustee asked the Bankruptcy Court to enter an order pursuant to Fed. R. Bankr. P. 7023, which incorporates Fed. R. Civ. P. 23(b)(1), certifying a defendant class consisting of all persons or entities that were the beneficial recipients of the December 1988 transfer of shares of ShowBiz stock from Integra. In a February 8, 1995 order, the Bankruptcy Court certified the defendant class. In 1995, the United States District Court for the District of Colorado withdrew the reference of this adversary proceeding to the bankruptcy court. In September 1999, judgment was entered in the District Court against the defendant class. In particular, judgment was entered against Mr. Mollison in the amount of $3,752.00 plus post-judgment interest accruing at the rate of 5.285% per annum. In 2004, the judgment was registered in this Court pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1963.
Mr. Mollison argues that this action should be dismissed because the rendering court lacked in personam jurisdiction over him.*fn1 He styles his motion as a Motion to Vacate and Strike Foreign Judgment for Want of Jurisdiction, yet I am treating it as a motion filed under Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b). For the reasons outlined below, his motion is denied.
It is proper to enforce the District of Colorado Court's judgment against Mr. Mollison in this Court. First, I find that the question of jurisdiction was fully and fairly litigated and finally decided in the prior proceeding. Thus, it would be improper to permit Mr. Mollison to collaterally attack that ruling here. In addition, I conclude that the Colorado court did, in fact, have in personam jurisdiction over Mr. Mollison.
A. The Issue Was Decided by the Rendering Court Fully, Finally, and On the Merits
The general rule is that when a judgment is entered in any United States court and registered in another, that judgment "shall have the same effect as a judgment of the district court of the district where registered and may be enforced in like manner." 28 U.S.C. § 1963. In the Seventh Circuit, if one party seeks to modify or annul a judgment that is registered under § 1963, that party must present the motion to the rendering court. See Board of Trustees, Sheet Metal Workers' Nat. Pension Fund v. Elite Erectors, Inc., 212 F.3d 1031, 1034 (7th Cir. 2000). Of course, an exception to that rule exists if the party seeks to have the judgment set aside because the rendering court lacked jurisdiction. See Adam v. Saenger, 303 U.S. 59, 62 (1938); In re Joint Eastern & Southern Districts Asbestos Litigation, 22 F.3d 755, 762 n.15 (7th Cir. 1994).The exception notwithstanding, "principles of issue preclusion would prevent re-litigation of the jurisdictional question in other courts of registration." Elite Erectors, Inc., 212 F.3d at 1034 (emphasis added). This discussion can be distilled down to the following points: (1) jurisdiction can be attacked in the registering court if the issue of jurisdiction was not litigated in the rendering court; but (2) if jurisdiction was decided fully, fairly, and on the merits by the rendering court, then collateral estoppel principles preclude parties from even challenging jurisdiction before the registering court.
In this case, the issue of in personam jurisdiction over members of the defendant class was fully and finally litigated in the rendering court. Accordingly, Mr. Mollison may not collaterally attack that decision here.*fn2 The Bankruptcy Court expressly confronted the issue and concluded that it could exercise personal jurisdiction, even over those members of the defendant class that did not have contacts with the State of Colorado. In addition, the case was appealed, and ultimately the Tenth Circuit affirmed both the Bankruptcy Judge's decision to certify the defendant class and the final judgment. See In re Integra Realty Resources, Inc., 354 F.3d 1246 (10th Cir. 2004). The Tenth Circuit panel specifically found that the notice given to the defendant class members satisfied due process. Integra, 354 F.3d at 1260-61. The court did note that it was "cognizant of the concern that, in some isolated instances, individual class members may have a judgment entered against them without having received actual notice of the opportunity to raise objections or individual defenses before the expiration of the deadline for doing so." Id. at 1261. The court upheld the lower court's ruling nevertheless, though, in part because the court contemplated circumstances in which "individual class members may challenge the binding effect of the settlement as to themselves in a collateral action." Id. (internal quotation omitted).
At bottom, both the Bankruptcy Court and the Tenth Circuit considered the due process concerns associated with approving the defendant class here.*fn3 Nevertheless, both courts were satisfied with the protections afforded by the notice procedures and the adequacy of the representation. Even though this was a mandatory defendant class under Fed. R. Civ. P. 23(b)(1)(B), the fact that both the Bankruptcy Court and the Tenth Circuit concluded that the class was adequately represented is sufficient for due process purposes. See Hansberry v. Lee, 311 U.S. 32, 43 (1940).
In addition, the Tenth Circuit stressed that "unlike the typical class action damage case, where the individual circumstances of each class member are typically of material importance, it is virtually never the case that the proceeds of a single fraudulent transfer or unlawful dividend would be recoverable from one defendant shareholder but not from another." Integra,354 F.3d at 1265 (internal quotations omitted). This supports the conclusion that certifying the class was proper because in this type of action there are no unique arguments that any single defendant could raise that would yield a different result for that defendant. In fact, one might argue that certifying the defendant class actually benefitted the class members because it enabled their interests to be represented while sparing them the expense of hiring counsel and appearing.*fn4 The Bankruptcy Court certified the class and the Court of Appeals ratified that decision. Because these issues were fully litigated and finally decided by the rendering court, Mr. Mollison's jurisdictional attacks are not properly considered here.
The propriety of this outcome is buttressed by the Seventh Circuit's decision in Fuhrman v. Livaditis, 611 F.2d 203 (7th Cir. 1979). In Fuhrman, the plaintiff brought a suit based on diversity of citizenship in the Northern District of Iowa. 611 F.2d at 203. After the defendant failed to appear, a default judgment was entered. Id. at 204. Then, pursuant to § 1963, the plaintiff registered the default judgment with the Northern District of Illinois. Id. Thereafter, the defendant filed a Rule 60(b) motion for relief from judgment, arguing that personal jurisdiction was lacking in the rendering court. Id. The registering court-recognizing that the motion was more properly heard before the rendering court-denied the defendant's motion. Id. The Seventh Circuit affirmed, holding that the registering court's decision to defer to the rendering court was not an abuse of discretion. Id. at 205. If it was proper for the registering court to deny Defendant's motion for a lack of in personam jurisdiction in Fuhrman-a diversity action-then a fortiori it is proper for me to deny Mr. Mollison's motion here (where the defendant's attacks on jurisdiction in the rendering court are far more tenuous).*fn5
B. The District Court in Colorado Did Have In Personam Jurisdiction Over Mr. Mollison
The Bankruptcy and District Courts in Colorado properly exercised personal jurisdiction over Mr. Mollison. That conclusion notwithstanding, it seems apparent that Mr. Mollison did not have sufficient minimum contacts with the State of Colorado for a Colorado state court to exercise personal jurisdiction over him for an ordinary action unrelated to Colorado.*fn6 That is to say, if, for example, Mr. Mollison and a Colorado citizen were to get into a car accident in Illinois, it does not appear as though the Colorado citizen would be able to sue Mr. Mollison in a Colorado state court. With that ...
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A Costa Mesa man was arrested on suspicion of felony drunk driving after his car drifted over the center divider on Coast Highway, allegedly sideswiping another car and injuring two people and himself, authorities said Sunday.
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