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October 16, 2009
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, PLAINTIFF,v.DIMARCUS TARAH TABB, DEFENDANT.
The opinion of the court was delivered by: J. Phil Gilbert U.S. District Judge
This matter comes before the Court on defendant Dimarcus Tarah Tabb's second pro se motion for a reduction of his criminal sentence pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 3582(c)(2) (Doc. 204) and motion for appointment of counsel (Doc. 205). He asks the Court to reduce his sentence using the discretion recognized by Kimbrough v. United States, 552 U.S. 85 (2007), and confirmed by Spears v. United States, 129 S.Ct. 840 (2009), and United States v. Knox, 573 F.3d 441 (7th Cir. 2009). Each of those cases, however, involved a direct review of a criminal sentence that was not yet final, not a reduction pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 3582(c)(2) after a sentence had become final, as is the case with Tabb. Those cases do not authorize the Court to reduce Tabb's sentence.
Tabb believes 18 U.S.C. § 3582(c)(2) itself authorizes the Court to exercise its Kimbrough discretion to reduce his sentence. However, in an order dated June 9, 2009 (Doc. 201), the Court explained that 18 U.S.C. § 3582(c)(2) only authorizes a reduction where "a defendant . . . has been sentenced to a term of imprisonment based on a sentencing range that has subsequently been lowered by the Sentencing Commission pursuant to 28 U.S.C. 994(o)." As that order explained, Tabb's sentencing range had not been lowered and, as a consequence, the Court lacked subject matter jurisdiction to reduce his sentence under 18 U.S.C. § 3582(c)(2).
See United States v. Lawrence, 535 F.3d 631, 637-38 (7th Cir. 2008); United States v. Forman, 553 F.3d 585, 588 (7th Cir.), cert. denied, 129 S.Ct. 2817 (2009).
For the reasons set forth in the Court's June 9, 2009 order (Doc. 201), the Court DISMISSES the pending motion for a reduction (Doc. 205) for lack of jurisdiction. As the presence of counsel would not have made a difference in this result, the Court DENIES Tabb's motion for appointment of counsel (Doc. 205).
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Jennings v. Arizona, State of et al
Plaintiff: Laura Jennings
Defendant: Unknown Parties, Kevin R Curran, Unknown Curran, Arizona, State of, Charles L Ryan, Unknown Ryan, Alfred Ripley, Unknown Ripley, John Scanlon, Unknown Scanlon, Margie Ross, Unknown Ross, John P Wohler, Unknown Wohler, Candy Waites, Unknown Waites, Matthew Garrett, Unknown Garrett, Joseph Verbiesen, Unknown Verbiesen, Ernest J Trujillo and Unknown Trujillo
Case Number: 2:2011cv01747
Filed: September 2, 2011
Court: Arizona District Court
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County: Navajo
Presiding Judge: Frederick J Martone
Nature of Suit: Other Civil Rights
Cause of Action: 42:1983
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Associated Press WriterWASHINGTON (AP) -- Offering an end to their epic legal battle, the Justice Department and Microsoft Corp. asked a judge Friday to approve a settlement of antitrust charges that would set new rules for the nation's hard-hit technology industry.
U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly agreed to review the settlement and gave states involved in the case until Tuesday to decide if they would accept the plan.
"I will applaud the effort to come to an agreement ... in this time of rapid national change," the judge said, alluding to her earlier plea for rival sides to settle their case in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks.
Under the deal, Microsoft would agree to provide information helping rivals make software products compatible with its dominant Windows operating system.
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The settlement imposes a "broad range of restrictions that will stop Microsoft's unlawful conduct," the Justice Department said, hailing a deal many hope will invigorate the slumping economy and the technology industry.
Microsoft urged the states to accept the plan. Company lawyer John Warden called the agreement "good for the parties, and for consumers as we fully expect the states will conclude."
He added the "greatest beneficiary is the national interest."
Phil Beck, a private lawyer representing the Justice Department, outlined a three-month process for reviewing the deal and winning final approval from the court. There would be 60 days for the public to weigh in with comments.
Beck said the government was confident "that at the end of this period the court will rule the settlement is in the public interest."
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August 7, 1995
On certification to the Superior Court, Appellate Division.
Chief Justice Wilentz and Justices Pollock, O'hern, Garibaldi, Stein, and Coleman join in Justice HANDLER's opinion.
The opinion of the court was delivered by: Handler
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY IN THE INTEREST OF R.M., a juvenile (A-5O-94)
Argued January 3, 1995 -- Decided August 7, 1995
HANDLER, J., writing for unanimous Court.
The Court considers the substantive and procedural standards to be applied in determining whether a delinquent juvenile is developmentally disabled for the purposes of the Code of Juvenile Justice (Juvenile Code). Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 2A:4A-44c(2) (the anti-incarceration provision), a juvenile who is developmentally disabled cannot be incarcerated for delinquency.
On February 24, 1993, R.M., a juvenile, robbed a man at knife-point while riding on a train. At R.M.'s Dispositional hearing, evidence was presented in respect of mitigating and aggravating factors but R.M.'s attorney did not argue that R.M. was developmentally disabled. After considering the evidence, the court sentenced R.M. to four years' incarceration in Jamesburg. The court also ordered immediate psychiatric assistance, including medication if necessary, and continued involvement of the Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS). The court retained jurisdiction, requiring that no placement occur without prior court approval.
R.M. appealed the excessiveness of his sentence, arguing that the evidence adduced at the Dispositional hearing demonstrated that he was developmentally disabled, and therefore, was not subject to incarceration. The Appellate Division found that it had not been established that R.M. was developmentally disabled, noting that the issue was not raised at trial. Therefore, because the record was not sufficiently developed to warrant a finding of developmental disability, the Appellate Division affirmed the judgment of the trial court.
The Supreme Court granted R.M.'s petition for certification.
HELD: The evidence presented at R.M.'s Dispositional hearing was not sufficient to indicate that R.M. is developmentally disabled.
1. The anti-incarceration provision exempting developmentally-disabled juveniles from incarceration was included in the Code of Juvenile Justice, passed in 1982. That provision describes juveniles who are developmentally disabled as those defined in paragraph (1) of subsection a. of section 3 of the 1977 law, N.J.S.A. 30:60-3(a)(1). However, substantial amendments to the statutory definition of developmental disability were enacted after the passage of the anti-incarceration provision. In 1985, the Legislature enacted the Division of Developmental Disabilities Act, and the definition of developmental disability was amended. Section 3a(1) of that statute contains only one of the series of conditions that, together, constitute developmental disability. (pp. 4 - 6)
2. The Court construes the anti-incarceration provision to refer to the developmental disability statute as amended in 1985 to the extent that the later definition "corresponds in substance to" the earlier definition. Further, it is determined from a comparative analysis in the 1977 and 1985 statute that paragraphs (1), (4) and (5) of the current enactment corresponds substantially to the former definition. (pp. 6 - 10)
3. Insofar as the definition of developmental disability now focuses on functional limitations, the Legislature must have intended that that focus, presently contained in paragraph (4), be applied in the context of the prohibition against the incarceration of developmentally-disabled juveniles. Further, based on a careful reading of the respective statutes and the relevant legislative history, the Court imputes to the Legislature the intent to incorporate paragraphs (1), (4) and (5) with reference to the anti-incarceration provision; all were intended to be used in the assessment of whether a juvenile is developmentally disabled within the meaning of the anti-incarceration provision. Furthermore, the judicial understanding, interpretation, and application of that statutory definition must acknowledge and reflect a strong and continuing legislative and administrative concern to prevent the incarceration of juveniles suffering from developmental disabilities. (pp. 10 - 14)
4. A court must impose on juveniles adjudicated delinquent only such Dispositions as are consistent with the purposes of the Juvenile Code and has broad authority to order a wide variety of Dispositions. The Legislature intended to coordinate, as much as possible, the operations of the courts with those of the various administrative agencies of government having responsibility over such juveniles. Thus, existing statutes and court rules authorize the family court to refer a delinquent juvenile who may be developmentally disabled to the Division of Developmental Disabilities for evaluation, prior to ordering a Disposition. The legislative scheme clearly entrusts the DDD with primary responsibility for identifying and treating developmentally-disabled juveniles. (pp. 14 - 18)
5. If evidence offered at the Dispositional hearing suggests a substantial likelihood that a delinquent juvenile is developmentally disabled, the court may order the DDD to handle the juvenile. Where the evidence does not establish or strongly suggest a developmental disability, the family court may order any authorized Disposition, including incarceration. Although the juvenile has the burden of offering sufficient evidence to warrant referral to the DDD, if the court is confronted with, or aware of, evidence that indicates a substantial likelihood of developmental disability, it should, on its own initiative, order referral to the DDD or request additional evidence from the parties. In response to a referral, the DDD shall submit to the family court a report containing its determination concerning the condition of the juvenile. Both the State and the juvenile are entitled to challenge the DDD's determination and seek a plenary hearing and the court can hold a hearing to obtain additional evidence. Such hearing should require expert testimony on the issue of the disability. Further, because of its expertise, the court should place substantial weight on the findings and determination of the DDD. Nevertheless, the family court may reject the DDD's determination by finding by a preponderance of the evidence that the DDD's diagnosis was incorrect. If the court finds that the juvenile is developmentally disabled, the court shall undertake to determine an appropriate Disposition other than incarceration. (pp. 18 - 21)
6. The family court has the authority to re-evaluate the juvenile and reconsider the Disposition. The family court retains jurisdiction over delinquent juveniles and has the power to recall cases previously decided and to modify Dispositions previously ordered. (pp. 21 - 22)
7. Because R.M. did not introduce evidence of functional limitations sufficient to warrant referral to the DDD for evaluation and a determination of eligibility, the Court is unable on this record to determine that there is sufficient evidence to indicate that R.M. is developmentally disabled. However, because the criteria for determining whether a developmental disability exists are not susceptible of precise proof or simplistic evaluation, the Court is reluctant to conclude on this record that R.M. cannot satisfy the statutory standard. Therefore, R.M. may petition the family court to exercise its retained jurisdiction to modify R.M.'s Disposition or to recall R.M. for purposes of supplementing the record and further evaluation. In support of such a petition, R.M. may present evidence substantiating his claim of developmental disability. (pp. 22 - 26)
Judgment of the Appellate division is MODIFIED and, as modified, AFFIRMED.
CHIEF JUSTICE WILENTZ and JUSTICES POLLOCK, O'HERN, GARIBALDI, STEIN, and COLEMAN join in JUSTICE HANDLER'S. opinion.
The opinion of the Court was delivered by HANDLER, J.
In this case, a delinquent juvenile was sentenced to a term of incarceration which, on appeal, he contends was illegal. That contention requires the Court to consider the substantive and procedural standards to be applied in determining whether a delinquent juvenile is developmentally disabled for the purposes of the Code of Juvenile Justice. The issue is important because a juvenile who is developmentally disabled cannot be incarcerated for delinquency.
The Code of Juvenile Justice prohibits the incarceration of a juvenile who is developmentally disabled. N.J.S.A. 2A:4A-44c(2). That statutory prohibition is invoked in this case by a juvenile, R.M., who was sentenced to a term of incarceration for offenses committed on February 24, 1993.
On that day, R.M. approached a passenger on a train and asked him if he had any change. When the passenger stated that he did not, R.M. displayed a large hunting knife that he wore on his waistband. The passenger showed R.M. that he only had three one-dollar coins, two quarters, a nickel, and a few pennies. R.M. next asked to see what was in the passenger's bag, and the passenger showed R.M. that the bag contained only magazines. The passenger then gave R.M. the change. According to the victim, as the train pulled into the station, "[R.M.] informed me that this was my stop. When I arrived at my home, the police called me telling me they had apprehended the man. They took me to Hoboken station where I identified the man."
R.M. was charged in the Family Part of the Chancery Division of the Superior Court (hereinafter sometimes referred to as the "family court") with acts that, if committed by an adult, would constitute first degree robbery, in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1, third degree possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4d, which was later amended to fourth degree unlawful possession of a weapon, in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:39-5, and receiving stolen property, in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:20-7.
The State agreed to withdraw its motion seeking the waiver of juvenile court jurisdiction and the transfer of the prosecution to the adult court in return for R.M.'s admission to acts that constituted robbery and possession of a weapon. R.M. admitted that he possessed a knife and committed a robbery with that knife. The family court accepted the plea and the withdrawal of the waiver motion, and dismissed the remaining charges.
At the Dispositional hearing, evidence was presented on mitigating and aggravating factors. Defense counsel did not argue, however, that R.M. was developmentally disabled. After considering the evidence, the court sentenced R.M. to four years' incarceration in Jamesburg. Additionally, following defense counsel's recommendation, the court ordered immediate psychiatric assistance, including medication if necessary, as well as the continued involvement of the Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS). The court stated that the involvement of DYFS was necessary to implement the "re-entry program" proposed by defense counsel. Finally, the court retained jurisdiction, requiring that no placement occur without prior court approval.
R.M. filed an appeal limited to the excessiveness of the sentence pursuant to Rule 2:9-11. The arguments on the appeal focused on the question of whether the evidence adduced at the Dispositional hearing demonstrated that R.M. was developmentally disabled, and therefore not subject to incarceration. The Appellate Division determined that "it has not been established that defendant is developmentally disabled," and, noting further that "this issue was not raised in the trial court," concluded that "the record is not ...
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This edition of the newsletter IIDENTIDAD informs about the most important activities undertaken by members of the Institute during the months of February and March of this year. IIDENTIDAD No. 8 remarks various outreach activities conducted at the Institute. Our participation in UABC Radio and opportunities for exchange with civil society organizations, the business sector and various levels of state education system allows us to disseminate the results of the research we develop, and exchange views on the problems we see in the entity and its possible solutions.
Dr. Felipe Cuamea Velázquez Rector
The nature of the work performed by its academic community also allowed us to have a presence in forums organized by APA, ANUIES and CRFDIE of Sonora, as well as those organized by the very UABC.
IIDENTIDAD No. 8 also documents some of the most relevant activities Dr. Óscar Roberto recorded during this period at the Institute, highlighted among them López Bonilla are the degree of a group of students in our graduate programs, the application for stay of the doctoral program in PNPC from CONACYT Vice-Rector Ensenada Dr. Joaquín Caso Niebla and the workshop of the Technical Research Council. Principal M.T.R.I. Julio César Cano Gutiérrez Principal Assistant L.A.E. Iván Contreras Espinoza Administrator Dr. Lewis McAnally Salas Coordinator of Post graduate programs
L.C.C. Ana Gabriela Zaragoza Peralta Editor
Project of the month "Design of instruments for self-testing of indicators of democratic, inclusive and non-violent coexistence." This project, coordinated by Dr. Alicia Chaparro Lopez through the Educational Evaluation Unit (UEE) in agreement with the Universidad Iberoamericana León (UIA) and the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo, aims to develop and validate assessment instruments for democratic, inclusive and peaceful coexistence in the country's high school students. The research, funded by the Council of Science and Technology of the State of Guanajuato, started in April 2012 with a workshop in which experts participated in the theme of school life from Universidad La Salle, the Institute of Technology and Higher Studies (ITESO) Guadalajara and the University Iberoamericana. In this workshop the questions base that would be subsequently apply as part of the validation process accordingly, were integrated.
Dr. Alicia Chaparro Caso López, UEE coordinator.
Dr. Alicia Chaparro Caso Lopez holds a B.A. in Psychology, Master in Experimental Psychology and a PhD in Experimental Analysis of Behavior from UNAM. Currently participates as a lecturer in the graduate programs of the IIDE and coordinates the Educational Evaluation Unit. In the project is also involved Dr. Joaquin Caso Niebla and Carlos Diaz Lopez, student of the Master in Educational Sciences.
In June 2012 the test pilot was applied in schools of Baja California and Michoacan, application involving a sample of 1,400 students per entity, generating the first data on the behavior of the items proposed, results presented at the UIA Seminar to discuss the progress of the project "Coexistence indicators for the development of large-scale assessments and school self," held in November 2012. Today, we continue the process of validation and analysis of these instruments, pretending for this year to make a new application in Baja California, Guanajuato, Querétaro and UEE District in León, Guanajuato, and Distrito Federal.
News of the month UEE Presents disclosure booklet before civil society organizations in Baja California. On March 7th in the city of Mexicali, was held the first regular meeting of the State Council of Social Participation inla convergencia Education digital: (CEPSE). At this El proceso de meeting, the presented thepara 2013 work plan, unaboard propuesta estratégica which includes as one of its main strategies to use andAutores: support the dissemination of results of the Mayer Cabrera Flores y Arturo Serrano Santoyo. different investigations by Educational Evaluation Presentación: 13 de abril de 2012 en la Facultad de Unit (UEE). Ciencias Administrativas y Sociales, UABC. As part of this meeting was presented the booklet: "How to help our children to do better at school," presentation by Dr. Alicia Chaparro Caso Lopez, coordinator of the UEE. The booklet, aimed for parents, summarizes the main findings of the study "Factors associated with learning in secondary education of Baja California. The content of this book was of great interest to the audience who suggested its dissemination and promotion through various print and electronic media of the institutions that integrate the
Booklet published by the UEE .
Aportaciones de la investigación a la evaluación de estudiantes y docentes. Autores:
Eduardo Backhoff,Joaquín Caso, Luis A. Contreras, Norma Larrazolo, Juan C. Rodríguez y Vicente Arámburo. Edna Luna, coordinadora. The meeting was also attended
Council. by graduates Presentación: Alvaro Mayoral, Secretary of Basic 13 de abril de 2012 en instalaciones del Education;IIDE.Marco Antonio Esposito, Assistant Secretary of High and Higher Education and Teacher Education; Juan Gálvez Lugo, Director of Educational Assessment; Prof. Jorge Ochoa, President of CEPSE; Alfredo Postlethwaite, President of the Coalition of Social Participation in Education, and other representatives of civil society organizations from the entity. Researcher from the IIDE advises the Regional Center of Teacher Education and Educational Research.
Researcher from the IIDE advises the Regional Center of Teacher Education and Educational Research. On February 8th Dr. Graciela Cordero Arroyo met with members of the Advisory Board of the Regional Centre for Teacher Education and Educational Research in Sonora, with the aim of reviewing the Institutional Development Program and Center of graduate educational programs offered by this organization. The Regional Centre for Teacher Education and Educational Research of the State of Sonora is one of five that will be created in the country in order to contribute to the training of basic and higher education teachers under the criteria of academic 4
Dr. Cordero is part of the Advisory board.
excellence, innovation, relevance and social significance, as well as to design and develop studies and researches in education.
Researcher from the IIDE participates at international forum organized by the APA. On March 8th, 9th and 10th Dr. Joaquín Caso Niebla was part of the Mexican delegation that participated in the State Leadership Conference El proceso de la convergencia digital: (SLC) 2013 organized by the American Psychological Association, in Washington, DC. This forum convenes experts and stakeholders in the regulation of professional practice of psychologists in the United States and Canada, being this time the only invitation extended to Mexico. In the context of this forum, Dr. Caso Niebla and the Mexican delegation also met privately with Dr. Norman Anderson, Merry Bullock, Greg Neimeyer and Susan Zlotlow, CEO of APA and responsible for international affairs, continuing education and accreditation of PhD programs, respectively.
Dr. Caso Niebla during meeting whit representatives of institutions internacionales.
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Finally this visit also laid the initial foundations of the first formalization of the relationship and exchange.
Distinguished Scholar by the AECT presents lecture at the IIDE. Under the Educational Research Seminar offered by the IIDE, on March 6th Dr. Omar Alvarez Xochihua, professor at the Faculty of Sciences of the UABC, was participating at it. The researcher presented the study entitled "Use and Impact of intelligent tutoring systems in education" exhibition in which he presented before a large group of graduate students, virtual mentoring model that streamlines the learning process. In addition, he showed a number of models of intelligent advisory used in different areas worldwide.
Dr. Omar Álvarez Xochihuaduring his conference.
academic career by the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT). Omar Alvarez Xochihua has a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Texas.
As a professor and researcher at the Faculty of Sciences of the UABC he participates in various research projects in the area of technological education. Recently received a recognition for his
Students from the IIDE finish their graduate studies. During the month of February took place the presentation of theses of two students of the Master in Educational Sciences class of 2010, and three PhD students in Educational Sciences, class 2007. In this regard highlights the following:
Susana Juarez Salgado presented the thesis "Transformational leadership aimed at improving management of educational attainment. The case of the Public Elementary School Dr. Octavio León Medellin in Ensenada, Baja California", research conducted by Dr. Graciela Cordero Arroyo, with which she obtained the degree of Master in Educational Science. Her thesis committee consisted of Drs. María Cecilia Fierro Evans, researcher from the Universidad Iberoamericana campus León, and Gema Lopez Gorosave, UABC professor .
DCE student class 2007.
Cristian Ernesto Castañeda Sanchez presented the research "Development of software for data analysis and reporting emissions benchmark test results aligned with the curriculum criteria" thesis supervised by Dr. Luis Angel Contreras Niño, IIDE researcher. In his thesis committee also attended Prof. José Luis Ramírez Cuevas and Dr. Juan Carlos Rodriguez Macias, professors from the IIDE.
MCE student class 2010.
Meanwhile, María del Rocío Domínguez Gaona received her degree of Doctor in Educational Sciences after presenting the thesis "The selfaccess center at the Faculty of Languages Tijuana, resources and literacy events," directed by Dr. Guadalupe Lopez Bonilla. Her thesis committee was integrated by Dr. Elena Desiree Zaragoza Castillo, professor from the University of Sonora, and Drs. Carmen Perez Fragoso and Guadalupe Tinajero Villavicencio, IIDE researchers.
MCE student class 2010.
Rosalba Pinto presented her doctoral thesis "What does an academic architect and how they see their academic work. A scan from the study of academic staff of state public university", co-directed by Dr. Jesus Francisco Galaz Fontes and Graciela Cordero Arroyo. At her thesis committee attended Dr. Laura Padilla Gonzalez, an academic at the Autonomous University of Aguascalientes, Dr. Manuel Gil Anton, researcher at the Center of Sociological Studies at UNAM and Dr. Juan José Sevilla García, professor from the UABC.
DCE student class 2007.
DCE student class 2007.
Finally, Leonor Marisela Ortega Dominguez presented her doctoral thesis "The formation of professional skills in a part time course. Case of the degree in Sociology at the Autonomous University of Baja California", directed by Dr. Maria de Jesus Santiago Gallegos, UABC academic. Drs. Prudencio Rodriguez Diaz, Oscar Reyes Sanchez and Lucia Coral IIDE. Aguirre Muñoz, professors from the UABC served as board examiners. Contreras, Norma Larrazolo, Juan C. Rodríguez y Vicente
Technical Research Council of the IIDE has a work meeting. On March 1st members of the Technical Research Council of the IIDE gathered to follow up on strategic issues for the Institute, among them were the design and development of the site, the proposed restructuring of the Centre for Educational Information and the application of various supports to address infrastructure needs and equipment. The IIDE Technical Council is composed by Dr. Juan Carlos Rodriguez Macias, Prof. José Luis Ramírez Cuevas, Dr. Javier Organista Sandoval, Dr. Guadalupe Lopez Bonilla, Dr. Lewis McAnally Salas, B.A. Gabriela Vidauri Gonzalez, Dr. Eduardo Backhoff Escudero and Dr. Joaquín Caso Niebla.
Members of the Technical Research Council during meeting.
CONACYT evaluates Doctoral program in Educational Sciences from the IIDE. On February 18th, Dr. Lewis McAnally Salas, graduate coordinator, and Prof. Estrella Velasco Lopez, analyst graduate, attended CONACYT facilities to submit the documentation required by the most recent call to ratify the permanence of the Doctorate in Educational Sciences in the National Program Quality Graduate (PNPC).
The results of this competition will be announced on May 2nd.
In brief will know the date in which CONACYT will request the graduate Coordination to have an interview in support of the reasons, progress and achievements that underlie the request. The results of this competition will be announced on May 2nd.
Principal of the IIDE concludes management of the Mexican Society of Psychology. On February 22th this year, at the headquarters of the Faculty of Psychology at the UNAM, Dr. Joaquin Caso Niebla presented the final report of his leadership of the Mexican Society of Psychology (SMP) in the presence of Dr. Javier Nieto Gutierrez, director of the School of Psychology at the UNAM, Prof. Raymundo Calderon Sanchez, president of the National Council for Education and Research in Psychology (CNEIP), B.A. Galicia Olga Garcia, president of the Colegio Mexicano de Pofesionistas de la PsicologĂa, A.C. (CoMePPsi) and Dr. Alejandro Zalce Aceves, president of this organism. The report informed the main activities carried out during the period 2009-2013, among which stood out: a) the formation of the National Network of psychologists, b) strengthening the relationship with national and international organizations, c) the organization of the editions 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 of the Mexican 8
Dr. Caso Niebla during his final report.
Congress of Psychology, d) restoration of the Mexican Society Award of Psychology, e) the operation of the National Commission of Ethics in Psychology; f) the impetus to the psychologist's p ro fe s s i o n a l c e r t i f i cat i o n , a n d g ) t h e implementation of a dissemination strategy programs and services of the SMP. The event was attended by members of the Board 2009-2013, professors and students from various educational institutions, and members of the incoming Board of Directors.
Community of the IIDE participates in UABC Radio. As part of the dissemination activities in which the Institute participates, recently were scheduled during the first half of 2013 a series of interviews for UABC Radio, in which are disclosed broad aspects of the dynamics of the Institute, its research projects and information on the most important academic activities in which the Institute participates.
The interviews can be heard on 95.5 FM.
The interviews are part of the program "Sobrerruedas" which airs Monday to Friday from 18:00 to 20:00 hours at the 95.5 FM.
This initial cycle of interviews was attended by Drs. Joaquin Caso Niebla, director of the IIDE, Lucia Coral Aguirre Munoz and Eduardo Backhoff Escudero. For the next few weeks is considered the participation of another group of scholars of the Institute as well as advanced students of our graduate programs.
Staff from the IIDE receives induction course to UABC. With the aim of offering the new personnel to UABC relevant information about the educational model of the University, the Faculty of Pedagogy and Educational Innovation organized the University Induction course, event attended by the MTIC Mayer Cabrera Flores, B.A. Ivan Contreras Espinoza, and Prof. Neftali Soto Gomez, who play the roles of academic technicians, manager and head of the IIDE technical support, respectively.
Staff who attended the course.
The course lasted six hours and it took staff and officials in the areas of Human Resources, Planning and Institutional Development, Training and Outreach University, professors from the Faculty of Pedagogy and Educational Innovation.
Participation of the IIDE on liaison course in the IES offered by ANUIES. In order to train personnel from the UABC in the identification, analysis, development, organization and evaluation of linkage processes, recently the University organized the workshop "Linking in the IES" event attended by B.A. Gabriela Zaragoza Peralta , representing the IIDE.
This workshop was led by teaching staff of the ANUIES.
The workshop lasted 20 hours and took place at the premises of the Oceanology Research Institute.
This workshop, which was led by teaching staff of the National Association of Universities and Institutions of Higher Education (ANUIES) covered, among other topics, links with private and public institutions, functions and activities to be performed by a link manager, and characteristics of the planning process itself.
Researchers from the IIDE meet with business representatives. On February 25th, at the facilities of the Coordinating Council (CCE) of Mexicali, Baja California, Drs. Graciela Cordero Arroyo and Joaquin Caso Niebla held a working meeting with business representatives, among whom was B.A. Ramiro Paz, President of COPARMEX Mexicali, B.A. Carlo Umberto Bonfante, President of CCE Mexicali; B.A. Everardo Basilio Medina, CCE Education Coordinator, and B.A. Alfredo Postlethwaite, President of the Coalition for Social Participation in Education (COPASE).
Businessmen at the meeting with researchers from the IIDE.
and practices in the state, and the role it can play in college.
At the meeting the contents of the new educational reform were discussed and they reflected about the opportunities it presents to promote the evaluation of processes, programs
Others activities April 10th | Technical council regular
meeting of the UEE.
April 12th | Advisory Council Meeting
Newness in the CIE Ética profesional en la docencia y la investigación (2012). Ana Hirsch y Rodrigo López Zavala, coordinadores.
11th and April 12th | Recognition of seniority
administrative and academic staff of the UABC.
Concise Rules of APA Style (2010). American Psychological Association.
La educación pública: patrimonio social de México, tomo I,II y III (2011).
From 6th to may 24th | Receiving documents for the
IIDE'S Agenda National and International Coming Conferences Zacatecas, México, 23 y24 de mayo de 2013. II Virtual Educa México. Santiago, Chile, del 12 al 14 de junio de 2013. V Congreso Iberoamericano de Violencia Escolar. Madrid, España, del 3 al 5 de julio de 2013. III Congreso Internacional de Etnografía y Educación.
Oxford, Reino Unido, del 10 al 12 de septiembre de 2013. 12th UKFIET International Conference on Education and Development. Lodz, Polonia, del 23 al 25 de septiembre de 2013. The Second International Conference on E-Learning and E-Technologies in Education.
Estocolmo, Suecia, del 9 al 12 de julio de 2013. 13th Congreso Europeo de Psicología.
Santander, España, del 8 al 11 de octubre de 2013. I Congreso Internacional de Ciencias de la Educación y del Desarrollo.
Rodas, Grecia, del 11 al 13 de julio de 2013. XX Congreso Internacional sobre Educación y Aprendizaje.
Guadalajara, Jalisco, del 9 al 11 de octubre de 2013. XXI Congreso Mexicano de Psicología.
Ensenada, Baja California, del 31 de julio al 2 de agosto de 2013. 10º Congreso Iberoamericano de Informática Educativa Especial.
Niza, Francia 30 y 31 de octubre de 2013. 12th European Conference on eLearning ECEL 2013.
Ciudad de México, D.F., del 26 al 30 de agosto de 2013. 2do. Congreso Iberoamericano de Aprendizaje Mediado por Tecnología.


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Saturday, June 24, 2017
Tennessee Aquatics
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|Swimmer Registration
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|Tue, June 13, 2017 11:59 PM CT
This meet has been cancelled.
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50 Meter Long Course Meet
Sanctioned by Southeastern Masters Swimming for United States Masters Swimming, Inc.
Tennessee Aquatics
Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatic Center, University of Tennessee
2200 Andy Holt Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee 37996
Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatic Center: An eight-lane 50-meter by 25-yard competition pool with slanted starting blocks (28 inches above the water surface). Pool depth is 8 feet at each end, 9 feet in the center. Lanes are 9 feet wide formed by 6 inch Competitor lane markers. The length of the competition course is in compliance and on file with USMS in accordance with articles 105.1.7 and 107.2.1, but as a bulkhead course, is subject to length confirmation. Eligibility of times for USMS Top 10 and records will be contingent on verification of bulkhead placement. Warm-up/warm-down pool is located adjacent to the competition pool, with a minimum of two separate 25-yard warm-up/ warm-down lanes available. Seating is available for 1,284 spectators in the balcony overlooking the pool. Only coaches and athletes are permitted on the pool deck, locker rooms are adjacent to the pool. The competition course has been certified in accordance with 104.2.2C(4). The copy of such certification is on file with USA Swimming.
Daktronic electronic timing system and scoreboard.
Visiting officials are welcome. Please contact Meet Director at email@example.com with level of certification and sessions you desire to work.
2017 USMS Rules and Southeastern LMSC Safety guidelines and warm-up procedures will govern. Safety guidelines specify feet-first entry during warm-ups except for designated sprint lanes.
A. General Warm-up
Athletes participating in USMS Swimming sanctioned competitions must be current 2017 members of their LMSC and USMS Swimming.
Saturday , June 24, 2017
Warm-up: 10:00AM
Competition: 11:00AM
MEET FORMAT: Timed finals meet with events as set forth on the "Order of Events" (attached). Tennessee Aquatics reserves the right to limit ANY event to allow the meet to run in the allotted time.
ONLINE ENTRY: We encourage online entries through the Club Assistant system. You will be able to submit your entry times, use a secure site for payment of fees, sign the standard USMS waiver electronically, and have your USMS membership verified through this system. You will also be able to access the USMS database of times associated with your USMS registration number to help you determine appropriate seed times. Online entries will reduce the workload associated with putting together a meet. Your credit card statement will show a charge from "ClubAssistant.com Events."
The online entry system will not allow late entries. Entry deadline for online entries is 11:59p.m. Central Standard Time on Sunday, June 19th, 2017.
Paper entries are available at USMS Calendar of Events http://www.usms.org/comp/event_search.php?utm_campaign=top_nav&utm_medium=events_and_results. Paper entries must be received (not postmarked) by Friday, June 16th, 2017. Paper entries received after that date will be considered deck entries and will incur a late fee of $20. Please mail all paper entries to Tennessee Aquatics, 1400 Dowell Springs Blvd. Suite 100, Knoxville, TN 37909
$45 flat rate for all entries, including individual events and relays
Deck entries will be allowed at the discretion of the Meet Director. We will try to accommodate deck entries but only if such entries do not require additional heats. The fee for deck entries is $65 ($45 entry fee plus $20 late fee).
Swimmers are limited to Five (5) individual events on Saturday, excluding relays
Enter with best LONG COURSE METERS times. During online registration you will find a link to a conversion calculator from yards to meters, if needed. No Time (NT) entries (00:00.00 in online form) will be seeded as slowest times. Please avoid using NT whenever possible.
A psych sheet based on online entries will be posted at www.tnaquatics.com by 8 p.m. on Monday, June 19th . Please send any necessary corrections to the Meet Director at firstname.lastname@example.com Corrections will be accepted until 12:00 noon Central Standard Time on Wednesday, June 21st, at which time the meet will be seeded and heat sheets printed.
Parking on the University Campus: Parking will be located at the Kingston Pike Building. You may also meter park on Volunteer Ave without a pass. If you choose to not park at the designated areas you are parking at your own risk and could be subjected to being towed. Specifically the student parking garage across from the pool will not be available since school is in session.
Use of audio or visual recording devices, including a cell phone, is not permitted in changing areas, on deck, in the rest rooms or locker rooms.
*Except where venue facilities require otherwise, changing into or out of swimsuits other than in locker rooms or other designated areas is prohibited.
There will be no time trials.
Positive Check-in will be required at the clerk of course for all swimmers competing in the 400M Freestyle. Check in will close at the start of the 100M Freestyle (Event #12)
A swimmer may scratch a pre-seeded event on the blocks without penalty.
Individual ribbons will be awarded for 1st through 3rd place by age group and gender. High point awards will be given to top male and female swimmers in each age group based on points scored in individual events. A swimmer must swim in at least four individual events to qualify. Relay points will not count towards individual awards, but they will count for team awards.
First 8 finishes in each event, by age and gender, will be scored as follows: Individual events 9-7-6-5-4-3-2-1; Relay events 18-14-12-10-8-6-4-2.
You are encouraged to send a meet evaluation which will be available at the meet.
Warm-ups start at 10:00 AM
Meet starts at 11:00 AM
|Please note: If paying by credit card, your credit card statement will reflect a charge from "ClubAssistant.com Events."


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Ep. 35: Song "Across the Sea" (Weezer Cover)
Today's episode is my cover of Weezer's Across the Sea. In 1996, Weezer released Pinkerton, their follow-up to the successful blue album. They went for a much rawer sound this time including both the sound and performance of the music as well as lyrics that drew from Rivers Cuomo's own heart breaks and frustrations. The album was initially panned but has since gone on over to time to become a cult classic. In Across the Sea, he writes about a fan from Japan who wrote him a letter and he wishes they could have a relationship but realizes it would never work.
In 2010, I collaborated with a friend of mine, Drew Danburry, on a video/song project called "Reliving the 90s." Each month, we gathered together with a different band or set of musicians from the Provo area to cover a song from the 90s. I did all the recording/engineering at Muse Recording Studio and Drew filmed/produced the project with the assistance of local directors, which culminated in the release of 12 videos. My group, Adding Machines, recorded a cover of Across the Sea. As you'll hear, our version is quite a bit different from Weezer's. I sang, played acoustic and electric guitar and bass; My wife, Melissa played organ and sang harmonies; Dan Smock played drums, Jordan Clark played pedal steel and Drew Danburry sang harmony.
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Well I finished making the Christmas presents - the knitted ones anyway.
Also made these balls above to adorn some Christmas trees.
Next I started on the pullover below. It is a Lang yarn pattern - adorable - the child and the pullover. The pattern itself is another matter however - incomprehensible and unworkable in places. I've resorted to just making it up. Now I have a problem with the raglan sleeves being too short so will have to rip it back and adjust the pattern to make it work. But it has annoyed me so it is having a wee rest for now.
So next up is Tempest and I am making it using some yarn from the Mill Shop in Milton. It was a total bargain and I loved the colours - I bought 4 different colours. It has a 'high twist' so I have been extra good and swatched, washed my swatch and now I've even washed the pieces before assembling.
For now they are drying.
So I've started something else - Spotty Cardi. Officially it is Design R0040, Ladies' Jacket from the Regia Journal 001 - Colour Effects by Kaffe Fassett. There are some great patterns in there - all in a similar 'Persian Poppies' style using the Regia Kaffe Fassett yarns. I don't think it is too easy to buy the Journal though - the only way I could find it was to buy it as a kit. The main colour of the kit was a light blue/green - not really my colour. However my sister loved it so she then ordered the gray and we swapped.
I'm working on 2.5mm needles - and have done about 4 rows of rib. It might take a wee while.....
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Monday is the day I introduce the verse of Scripture be memorized this week. We are going through Romans and memorizing key verses.
Romans 8:3 For what the law could not do in that it was weak through the flesh, God did by sending His own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh, on account of sin: He condemned sin in the flesh,
Verse 2 had said that the the law of the spirit of life in Christ Jesus has set me free from the law of sin and death. Sin has its natural consequences. Sin naturally brings forth death. There are several deaths referred to in Scripture, but the "worst" one is eternal death which separates us from God forever.
What Jesus did for us is that he came as a human being, in human flesh. In verse 3 it is described as the likeness of sinful flesh. He looked like the rest of us, but never sinned. Because of sin, he came and lived a perfect life in a human body and then died our death in our place. Thus he condemned sin in the flesh.
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The Dr Crokes wizard made his return to inter-county football after knee ligament damage in the semi-final victory over Tipperary, and scored three points against the Premier County.
But in a team that shows five changes, Cooper (right) is among those to lose his place.
There are changes in all lines of the field, except the half-back line, as boss Eamonn Fitzmaurice juggles his pack.
Jonathan Lyne retains his place despite the return to fitness of All-Star wing-back Paul Murphy, who is named among the subs.
Fionn Fitzgerald replaces Mark Griffin in the full-back line and fit-again All-Star midfielder David Moran comes in for Anthony Maher.
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Cork boss Brian Cuthbert has made two changes, with former dual star Eoin Cadogan and Fintan Goold replacing Conor Dorman and Conor O'Driscoll.
Read more: I might ditch the dickie-bow and wear helmet in Killarney
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We bring you the latest news from Aston Villa, Stoke City, West Bromwich Albion, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Derby County.
Lambert backs side to be a test for the best
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The American international has been struggling with the injury for some time and he is going under-the-knife to rectify the problem as he looks to get back to full-fitness.
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The Baggies were busy over the summer, but Lescott's addition was arguably the most eye-catching of them all.
The experienced defender is yet to make an appearance for his new club, though, after struggling with injury, but he is over that now and is in-line to make his maiden start on Saturday.
George Swan excited by Wolves move
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I believe that no one should give up on themselves.
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Tommy Leon WhiddonWarrant Officer
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16 February 1949 - 06 May 1970
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Dear Tommy,
I found out you were from Mossey Head, in Walton County, Florida, but you lived at Eglin when you went to Vietnam, so we are from the same county, about 10 miles away from each other. I was told that you said if you weren't flying a helicopter, you weren't living, so I know you died doing what you truly loved.
Defuniak Springs has really come through for us on this one! Your mother is so sweet, and is happy to send me a picture of you for this memorial. I'll see you when I come to DeFuniak in a few weeks. I know where you are, so I'll see you often.
You know, it's something that airwaves are what helped me find your mother. Something to do with flying, do you suppose? Thank you! I hope some of your classmates from Walton Senior High see this, and add to your memorial. I'm not sure what year you graduated, but hopefully they'll see your name.
From someone who thinks he's still important,
Tommy on the Track Team
Photos taken from his high school annual (1967),
I was privileged to be Tommy's friend at Walton High School. We both had Corvairs (not Corvettes) and we would drag race each other from time to time. The first time, he won. The second time, I won. Tommy was the kind of guy who was friendly to everybody. Even with his football fame and popularity, he was still Tommy, a good friend.
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On 06 May 1970, US forces initiated two new advances into Cambodia - one across the border from Tay Ninh Province and the other into the jungle region 23 miles north of Phuoc Binh. During these advances, an OH-6A light observation helicopter (tail number 67-16115) of C Troop, 1st Squadron, 9th Cavalry, was hit by machinegun fire. The pilot attempted to fly the damaged aircraft back into South Vietnam but didn't make it ... the LOACH crashed and burned while still in Cambodia. Two men died in the crash:
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