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Portsmouth police reported earlier in the summer, they were investigating whether the attack may have been racially motivated, since identifying the assailant as a black man who struck a white man outside The Page restaurant near the Worth Lot on July 15, according to witness accounts.
Josiah Mayo, 24, with a last known address of 48 Clinton St., Portsmouth, was identified by witnesses as the man who allegedly attacked a white man at approximately 1 a.m. on Sunday, July 15. Mayo has been charged with second-degree assault, a Class B felony. Witnesses from an approximate 20- to 25-person group exiting the bars previously reported to police a black male with curly hair punched the victim and then kicked him before leaving the scene.
Detective Sgt. Dave Keaveny said as of this week, police are still investigating the incident as being racially-charged, though they believe the 32-year-old white victim never uttered a racial slur, and perhaps Mayo was confused.
"As far as our investigation goes, the victim didn't say anything. As far as the people he was with, or people (Mayo and his friends) thought he was with, and whether they were directed at Mr. Mayo or someone else, I couldn't say," Keaveny said, noting Mayo has made no statements to the department at this time. "He has referred any and all questions to his attorney so why he actually attacked the individual, I can't say."
The victim, a 32-year-old man from North Berwick, Maine, was found unconscious by officials last July, with a fractured skull, and transported to Portsmouth Regional Hospital with injuries believed to be non-life threatening, and was later released in stable condition.
On Sept. 17, Portsmouth police retrieved Mayo from the New Hampshire State Prison after he was transferred from the Maine Department of Corrections. Following an arraignment, Mayo is now being held on $10,000 cash bail. He is due back for a probable cause hearing on Sept. 26, at 8 a.m.
Detectives are still interested in speaking with anyone who witnessed the assault. Anyone who witnessed the assault and has information is asked to contact Detective Robert Munson at (603) 610-7506.
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PORTSMOUTH—On Monday police reported they officially arrested a man they suspect attacked another on the Vaughn Mall last July, after retrieving him from a county jail in Maine where he was serving a sentence for a parole violation.


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When a receiver was open, Boller was getting slammed into the Alltel Stadium turf. When Boller had time, he often missed his target wildly. And when the receivers were covered, Boller got picked off.
Instead of sparking the Ravens' listless offense in his return, Boller only ignited more questions about how he - or anyone else - can turn this attack around.
The last-place Ravens haven't scored a touchdown since the first quarter of their Oct. 31 loss to the Steelers in Pittsburgh. The drought spans 11 quarters, 166 minutes, 54 seconds of clock time and 30 possessions.
Beaten and dejected, Boller was left to explain how all the Ravens' high-priced offensive weapons have disappeared in a cloud of ineptitude.
"I don't have the answers," Boller said. "We have a lot of stuff to work on, that's for sure."
The Ravens' fourth straight loss - and eighth in a row on the road - dropped them to a franchise-worst 2-7 and plummeted the offense to depths never seen before this year.
The NFL's lowest-scoring offense produced season lows in points, total yards (163), first downs (eight) and net passing yards (110).
With seven games remaining, Boller offered this challenge to his teammates.
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The turning point in the game came midway through the third quarter, when Boller failed to complete the critical throw and Jaguars quarterback Byron Leftwich did.
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"That took us from a high to a low right there," said Heap, who had five catches for 58 yards. "To not get points at that time, it's real frustrating. It's a thing where you can't point the finger at one guy right now."
One more time, the Ravens couldn't revive their stagnant running game. Jamal Lewis finished with 44 yards on 14 carries and never broke a run longer than 7 yards.
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"We've got to get him protected better certainly if we expect him to play better," coach Brian Billick said of Boller.
Asked if Boller fell into some old, bad habits, Billick said, "Whether he's staring down a receiver or not, I don't have that level of expertise to make that comment yet."
Although appearing antsy in his first game since injuring his toe in the season opener, Boller started strong by completing nine of his first 12 throws, including the first seven. Then, his most vicious sack occurred on the Ravens' last offensive play of the first half.
Boller was sandwiched between two Jaguars, tackled underneath by one defender while Cousin jolted him high with a straight-on shot. After that sack, Boller was 10-for-21 the rest of the way.
"You never want to see your quarterback get hit like that," Heap said. "That's stuff we have to get fixed. It's good to have Kyle back in there, so we need to keep him in there."
Boller missed a touchdown strike to Mark Clayton in the fourth quarter by a hand. Cousin intercepted the pass with a leaping grab just in front of a wide-open Clayton.
Boller's third interception was returned 26 yards for a touchdown by linebacker Mike Peterson, which ended a dubious Jacksonville streak with 2:01 left in the game. The Jaguars had tied an NFL record by going 58 games without scoring at least 30 points.
If only the Ravens had that problem. They are the only team not to crack 20 points in a game this season.
None of the Ravens had an explanation for it. And if they did, they weren't saying it.
"That's something you have to ask Billick," receiver Derrick Mason said. "I have no answer. I don't know what more we can do."
Billick said the mistakes run the gamut, from physical to mental to both.
"It's all of the above," he said.
In a season in which the embarrassment doesn't seem to end, the Ravens' 27-point loss tied the worst margin of defeat in the seven-year Billick era.
The fading playoff hopes are gone, and the bitter disappointment has set in.
"The reality of the situation is that we're not a very good football team," defensive end Tony Weaver said. "Does that mean we're going to stop working? Does that mean we'll stop getting better? No. We've just got to go back to work and try to get a win.
"Regardless of your playoff situation or not, it's all about pride now."
Worst losses
Yesterday's loss to the Jaguars tied for the second worst in Ravens history:
Margin, Opponent, Date, Score
37, Pittsburgh, 11/9/97, 37-0
27, Jacksonville, 11/13/05, 30-3
27, Kansas City, 10/21/99, 35-8
26, Jacksonville, 11/1/98, 45-19
25, Tampa Bay, 9/15/02, 25-0
Missing the points
The Ravens are on a pace to score 178 points this season. Since the NFL went to the 16-game schedule in 1978, only 10 teams have scored fewer than 200 in a season.
Team, Year, Pts.
Seattle, 1992, 140
Indianapolis, 1991, 143
Philadelphia, 1998, 161
Cleveland, 2000, 161
New England, 1990, 181
Cincinnati, 2000, 185
Cincinnati, 1993, 187
Indianapolis, 1993, 189
Phoenix, 1991, 196
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I love a good analogy… especially when I can take a physical aspect of our lives and see a spiritual parallel.
I am a self-described Cub Scout when it comes to gardening. I have achieved some small victories, but I still have a lot to learn about growing food. I do know it takes good seed, soil, nutrients, care and patience. If you garden, you know it's mind blowing what can grow from a tiny seed.
Recently in Dupont, I've been supportive in a different kind of planting: a church. It's not near as simple as just adding water to a Chia pet.
I would define a church as a body of people with a common belief in God that gather together and encourage each other in the walk of life. And if you do it right, with God's blessing it not only bears fruit, but vegetables, too.
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Related Threads: * Introduction to Islam * Muslim call to Christians * Redirected Arguments
The following is an account of my own journey through creationism and the Theory of Evolution (ToE)
My journey starts back in my primary school days, when, during a lesson, the teacher commented about a certain junior science book, "Look how stupid these people are! Perhaps their parents were monkeys, but mine certainly were not!" That was how I was inducted into that debate. And that was a phrase I was to repeat time and time again, through most of high school, to any peer who dared to give the ToE even the slightest consideration.
This phrase was also my "redeeming" remark at a high school extra-mural activity. When I was in grade 11, ours was one of the first non-white schools to ever join a white debating league. Other than that "honour", it was not a very affirming venture, as the whites out-dressed us (with their blazers and all), out-vocabbed us, out-accented us, and ultimately, out-competed us. There I was, engaging in informal chit-chat with a white chick (who was officially declared "best debater of the night") after I had been pronounced "most promising debater". I felt somewhat shy and intimidated by this blue-eyed, blonde-haired girl, averting my gaze and instead casting it down on to the dog-eared pages on which my "promising" rebuttal was written, when she remarked, "Is it not amazing that while we stand here as strangers, we all come from common ancestors that were not even the same species as us." To which I triumphantly replied, "Perhaps your parents were monkeys, but mine certainly were not!" The eloquent "debater of the night" was at a loss for words, and after a stuttering frenzy, all she could say was, "I don't know." I am not sure exactly what her thoughts were, but in retrospect, I do not think that she was particularly impressed.
Anyway, some further high school reading on evolution, as well as the discovery that so many (professional/academic) people supported the ToE, led me to a slightly more compromising position: I was still a pretty hardcore creationist, but evolution might just be the method by which God created humans.
I later did some very basic university studies in biology (and physics), and it appeared that the ToE was a neat way to explain the development of life and diversity from the onset of life to the present. I also spent some years teaching Life Sciences at a faith based Islamic high school. I periodically screened biology video clips in class which showed how various aspects of (and phenomenon within) nature demonstrated the Greatness and Mercy of God (also being consistent with the Quranic narrative on this topic). These clips were produced by Harun Yahya's foundation (Adnan Oktar), and strongly advocated creationism. However, while I was probably still a creationist, I felt too uncomfortable to play any clips that completely condemned the ToE. The ToE eventually became an essential part of the grade 11 syllabus. Biology teachers at faith-based schools were in opposition to this. Some conspired to teach creationism instead, while others would teach it as a "false theory of those who rejected God". This really troubled me, and I redoubled my efforts at learning about the ToE, as well as what veteran classical and contemporary Islamic scholars had to say about this matter (which was not very much). I also immersed myself in science and philosophy literature that deconstructed and criticised the ToE.
My research led me to a 1995 "academic letter" by a contemporary Islamic scholar/philosopher, who is well respected in the Muslim world. He explained, from a philosophical and Islamic theological perspective, that the ToE may have some applicability, but that because of the way in which God created Adam, the ToE was not likely to be applicable to human beings. Quranic verses suggest that God took very special care in Adam's creation, and it did not seem befitting that millenia of random mutations and natural selections would fashion Adam. As a result, he opined that Muslims could either reject the ToE or accept it on the condition that it excludes Adam. I decided to play it safe. When teaching my students the grade 11 level of the ToE, I put it to them that they could either adopt it as their prefered understanding of the origin of life (excluding humanity from the process), or reject it entirely in favour of creationism (which was still fairly popular with the parents of learners). Personalities such as Richard Dawkins did the ToE no favours either in terms of selling it to religious communities. He promotes himself as an evolutionary biologist, but is publicly more actively anti-God than he is pro-evolution. As a result, many lay religious people are inclined to, without much thought, reject this "anti-God" theory. The biggest creationism influence on Islam, no doubt, comes from organised creationism within Christianity. The Christian Institute for Creation Research was formally approached by the Turkish government in the 1980s for guidance on this topic, which gave the Turk, Harun Yahya, exactly what he was looking for.
By then, I had personally come to adopt the "all life evolved, other than humans" theory. I set about trying to understand the nature of this exception, and to grapple with a possible logical and scientifically sound explanation for having both of these methods co-exist, i.e. ToE for non-humans, and creationism for Adam. After leaving the teaching profession, I started working on my own "small hypothesis", which I refined post by post, right here on MBB! I also posted some of my later, more refined, explanations on various Islamic forums internationally. I was wholly surprised when small numbers of Islamic scholars and also Muslim scientists made contact with me regarding this "small hypothesis". Some were very supportive and even excited, while others were quite scathing in their criticism (though none were directly confrontational), but this afforded me the opportunity to further refine the mini-theory, and repost it to the forums.
All the while, I had been engaging in dialogue about this hypothesis with a devout Muslim friend who lectures in microbiology at a local university. "Why exclude humans?" my friend asked, and "What is you? (what is your essence?)" These types of questions led me to do further research into classical Islamic philosophical explanations on the nature of the human. The "why exclude humans" question had also earlier been posed to me on MBB. As to the "what is you" question, Islamic scholars would answer, "The soul." The body is nothing but a vehicle, an earthly, mammalian, primate vehicle. Its honour is contingent on its relationship with the soul. This explains the dual nature of the human being: part earth (animal, material, carnal) and part divine spirit (the soul, purest essence).
Although there are some who say otherwise, the dominant Islamic view is that Adam was created from Earth's clay brought to Paradise, and then the soul entered him. Is it then unthinkable that God raised Homo Sapien Sapien (evolved from the soil of the Earth) to Paradise to receive his precisionly crafted soul (and conscience)? Remember that mainstream Muslims are by no means scriptural literalists; we accept that allegory exists within the Quran. Is this a reasonable metaphor? My body is an animalian mechanism. It is of this earth, and will return to it. It is composed of Carbon-based compounds just like all other life on Earth. It is a vehicle for my soul. I had gone 180 degrees. God likely created the human vehicle through the process of evolution. God effected and selected mutations according to His Will, through (seemingly) "natural" processes and systems created by Him.
I am not a scientist, and I do not understand these things on the level of scholars. I do not have absolute certainty in this matter, but I am inclined to accept that evolution produced the diversity of life on earth, including the vehicle of Homo Sapien Sapien. This view does not contradict what is in the Islamic texts, but does contradict the padding that some scholars have given to what is stated in Islamic texts.
(Note that trying to reconcile scripture with the science of the day is not a requirement for the believer, especially if it is not something that is easily observable and which unambiguously and manifestly stares you in the face, proclaiming its absolute reality. For most ordinary people, the ToE falls outside the realm of what is obviously true, or a manifest reality. There are Islamic scholars, from the classical period to the present day, who painstakingly attempted to demonstrate to critics that the Quran (or Islam) was consistent with contemporary science, only for science to update itself, modifying the original understanding. What then becomes of the linked "Islamic" interpretation? Religion presents essential realities, while science seeks to discern manifest realities)


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Mt. San Antonio College offers an Associate of Science Degree in Histotechnology. This program will improve the training of entry level histotechnicians, thereby helping the California histology industry which currently experiences difficulty in finding qualified histotechnicians.
Students of histotechnology will be provided with a practical foundation through laboratory courses on campus. Partnerships with hospitals, clinical laboratories and other histology settings provide students with on-the-job training. Program curriculum, including training in immunohistochemistry, will prepare students for career advancement or entry into ancillary programs."Histologic Technicians prepare thin sections of human, animal, and plant tissue for microscopic examinationWhat Is A Histotechnician?"
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Plaistow lawyer may face more charges in boating crashBy JAMES A. KIMBLE
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October 24. 2013 9:08PM
BRENTWOOD — Prosecutors have until January to bring more charges against a Plaistow lawyer accused of causing a fatal boating crash that killed a 54-year-old Merrimack man last May, according to a judge's order.
Lawrence Buswell Jr., 52, of Kingston has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor vehicular assault charge for allegedly crashing his boat into a Sea Ray boat on Country Pond in Kingston last May 26.
The crash happened last May 26 about 11:30 p.m., injuring five people in the other boat and killing Eric Eskeland of Merrimack.
Judge N. William Delker wrote in an order that prosecutors "shall seek additional or alternative charges by January grand jury."
Delker briefly met with lawyers connected to the case on Wednesday, and set a June 23 trial date in Rockingham County Superior Court.
Prosecutors told a judge back in May that they were filing the pair of misdemeanor charges because the statute of limitations was about to expire, but planned on seeking felony charges once their investigation was complete.
Buswell was allegedly piloting a 20-foot Correct Craft powerboat "at a rate of speed which prohibited him from being able to observe a boat, specifically a Sea Ray, directly in front of him," according to court complaints.
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'Publish to ChemSpider' ELN plugin generates elnItemManifestPosted by: Aileen Day in Uncategorized
Copyright©2012 Aileen Day
In December 2011 we posted about the ChemSpider plugin for IDBS's Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) which described a proof of concept plugin which allows chemical structures which are part of an ELN experiment to be published to ChemSpider. The plugin sent a single sdf file per deposition which contains the chemical structures (in mol format) and very basic metadata information about where it comes from (author, principal investigator, ELN experiment ID) in the associated data fields. A mapping file was set up in the ChemSpider deposition system to process associated data field names in the deposited sdf files from the ELN data source and map them onto internal ChemSpider field names. We would like to extend this initial proof of concept to integrate ChemSpider with more ELNs, to store more advanced metadata with each deposition and to be able to publish more types of ELN data e.g. spectra, reactions and properties. A major step towards this goal would be if the metadata were separated from the data file, were defined by a fixed schema and contained more extensive information (e.g. what is in the accompanying ELN data item, what is its source, and what are its access rights). If it were agreed as a standard ELN vendors and developers could build the ability to generate this metadata into their API's, to be used either when sharing data to a repository e.g. ChemSpider, or also to exchange data from one ELN to another. We at ChemSpider would develop a deposition webservice to process metadata in this format (and accept depositions from any ELN which generated it). This would make the task of publishing spectra, reactions, chemical properties and other file types from a range of ELNs to ChemSpider much more manageable.
A working group met up on 9th December 2011 to work towards the aim of defining a metadata model to answer the question "What comprises an ELN record or an item in it". The group was headed up by Dr Simon Coles from the University of Southampton, and comprised representatives from universities, ELN vendors, pharmaceutical companies, and RSC ChemSpider and was a smaller subset of the previous EPSRC Dial-a-Molecule "The Smart Laboratory: Towards a national ELN" meeting. We came up with a top level format for the exchange which describes what's in the record, how do you get it, who contributed to it and access rights in xml format. Since then Simon and Colin Bird have formalised this format into an xml schema, the details of which will be published shortly in a journal article (in preparation).
Before committing to the development effort that would be required by the ELN vendors and ChemSpider to work towards this ultimate aim, it is necessary to finalise the definition of this schema and verify that it works with an example. As a first step towards this, the 'Publish to ChemSpider' IDBS plugin has been modified to generate the metadata that would accompany the mol files of structures in a separate file obeying this schema. In a future phase of work the metadata xml and ELN item would be sent to a ChemSpider webservice to be processed for publishing there. The video and screencaptures below show version 2 of the plugin generating this metadata in action:
And the generated result is as below:
While every effort was made to populate fields from generic information stored in the ELN system so that this plugin would work with any IDBS installation (not just that of the Chemistry department of the University of Cambridge who kindly allowed the plugin to be developed against their system), this was not possible for all fields since they are not readily available from extension points of the E-WorkBook software – which will need to be addressed if IDBS do develop an API to generate the elnItemManifest. For example, the names and email addresses of the author and principal investigator of the ELN experiment are defined in a configuration file whose settings can be edited via an interface in the ELN software. The license to release the data under, and an embargo period to wait before the data is released publicly are populated by user inputs which are requested when the user chooses to generate the file. The keywords, description and start date of the experiment are populated by customised ELN experiment fields which have been set up only in Cambridge University's installation of E-WorkBook.
If you have access to a working version of IDBS's E-WorkBook and would like to install the plugin to work with it please write to email@example.com and we will be happy to supply it to you.
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He was a farmer.
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The Senators golf program has qualified for the national tournament 14 times, won 15 state and region crowns and has been ranked as high as sixth in the country.
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In 2009, the Senator Golf team again qualified for the NJCAA Division II National Championships. Matthew Smith earned honorable mention All-American, with a 15th place finish.
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The UFC has been busy rounding out the line-up for UFC on FOX 9 on December 14th, and the card's latest addition will feature two TUF winners throwing down. The promotion has confirmed that TUF 17 winner Kelvin Gastelum will take on TUF 11 winner Court McGee at the Sacramento bound card.
McGee (16-3) will be gunning for his third straight win, as the resilient welterweight is coming off decision wins over Josh Neer and Robert Whittaker. Prior to the victories the 28 year-old vet had dropped back-to-back bouts to middleweights Nick Ring and Costa Philippou, which prompted his move to 170.
"The Crusher" has gone 5-2 to date in the Octagon, which includes his 2010 win over Kris McKray to take TUF 11.
Gastelum (7-0) continued to impress at UF Fight Night 27 last month, as the 21 year-old quickly submitted Brian Melancon at the August 28th card. In April, Gastelum raised more than a few eyebrows throughout MMA by working his way to a decision win over Uriah Hall to win TUF 17. Hall had pretty much blasted through the competition until that juncture (you can see what Gastelum had to say about that fight in a recent interview he did with RM Sports here).
So, UFC on FOX 9 continues to fill up with intriguing bouts. The card will be headlined by lightweight champ Anthony Pettis taking on Josh Thomson, and will also feature Urijah Faber battling fellow bantamweight contender Michael McDonald. Matt Brown is also scheduled to fight top ranked welterweight Carlos Condit, in what promises to be a doozy of tilt.
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8th Annual Access to Equal Justice Colloquium
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The eighth annual Washington University School of Law Access to Equal Justice Colloquium is co-sponsored by the Washington University Clinical Education Program and the Metropolitan St. Louis Equal Housing Opportunity Council. This annual colloquium is designed to foster university/community collaborations to enhance access to justice in the region. The colloquium is free and open to the public; participants must pre-register to reserve a spot, receive materials, and join the lunch workgroups. The colloquium will provide 6.5 MCLE. See agenda below.
This colloquium commemorates several events. April is Fair Housing Month and 2008 is the 40th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act, the 40th anniversary of Jones v. Mayer, 392 U.S. 409 (1968), and the 60th anniversary of Shelley v. Kraemer, 334 U.S. 1 (1948). This colloquium also celebrates the 35th anniversary of the Washington University School of Law Clinical Education Program. Among the conference presenters is Sam Liberman, the plaintiff's lawyer who successfully argued Jones v. Mayer in the U.S. Supreme Court and the first director of the school's Clinical Education Program, who served in that role from 1973-79. Karen Tokarz, who has served as director since 1980, will be stepping down at the end of the spring 2008 semester.
8:30 - Registration - Outside the Bryan Cave Moot Courtroom
8:45 - Welcome
Karen Tokarz, Charles Nagel Professor of Public Interest Law and Public Service, Professor of African & African American Studies, Director of Clinical and Dispute Resolution Programs, Washington University
8:50 - Greeting
Myrtle L. Wilson, Director, Region VII, Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
8:55 - Introduction
John Baugh, Director of African & African American Studies, Margaret Bush Wilson, Professor in Arts & Sciences, Professor of Psychology, Anthropology, English and Education, Washington University
9:00 - Using Fair Housing Laws to Combat Racial Segregation: Bradley Blower, Relman & Dane, Washington, D.C.
9:45 - First Plenary: Landmark Fair Housing Cases, Immigration, and Race Discrimination: Then and Now
Moderator: Steven Gunn, Associate Professor of Law, Washington University, and Equal Housing Opportunity Council Board member
- Margaret Bush Wilson, Esq., Shelley v. Kraemer
- Sam Liberman, Esq., Jones v. Mayer
- Ann Lever, Litigation Director, Legal Aid of Eastern Missouri - Charleston Housing Authority v. U.S.D.A. and Darst-Webbe Tenant Ass'n. Board v. St. Louis Housing Authority
- John Baugh, Washington University – Linguistic Profiling in Housing and Immigration
11:00 - Break
11:15 - The Land of Oz: Following the Deportation Path: Bryan Lonegan, Visiting Assistant Clinical Professor, Center for Social Justice, Seton Hall University School of Law
Noon - Lunch Conversations on Fair Housing and Immigration: Past, Present, and Future
- Freedom of Residence and EHOC: 40 Years of Promoting Fair Housing: Will Jordan, Jim Sporleder, John Farley, Sam Liberman – Room 203
- FHAA and Disability Protections: Mira Tanna, Sheryl Rose, Gina Hilberry, David Newburger, Max Starkloff, Colleen Starkloff – Room 312
- Low-Income Housing Issues: From Public Housing to Predatory Lending Practices: Ann Lever, Steve Gunn, Mike Ferry - Room 404
- Immigration and Housing Discrimination Issues: John Pollock, Florence Streeter, Stephanie Reynolds, Martha Rodriquez, Linda Martinez - Room 201
- Immigration Criminal & Deportation Issues: Bryan Lonegan, Nevada Smith, Suzanne Brown, Sue McGraugh – Room 309
- Immigration Family, Asylum, and Human Trafficking Issues: Katie Herbert Meyer, Cynthia Wolken, Courtney Prentis - Room 306
1:15 - Second Plenary: Government Enforcement of Fair Housing Laws
Moderator: Ruby Bonner, Director, City of St. Louis Civil Rights Enforcement Agency
- Cyrus Dashtaki, Missouri Attorney General's Office - Accessibility Discrimination
- Marian Honel, Director, Fair Housing Division, Illinois Department of Human Rights
- Sheryl Rose, Director, Missouri Commission on Human Rights - Sex Discrimination
- Ed Wartts, Director, Fair Housing, U.S. Housing & Urban Development – Familial Status Discrimination
2:15 - Third Plenary: Fair Housing and Immigration Issues on the Horizon
Moderator: Will Jordan, Executive Director, Equal Housing Opportunity Council
- Sam Bagenstos, Professor of Law and Associate Dean of Faculty, Washington University- Fair Housing Advertising Regulations & the Communications Decency Act
- Mira Tanna, Assistant Director, Equal Housing Opportunity Council - Seniors & Fair Housing
- John Pollock, Staff Attorney, Central Alabama Fair Housing Center – Sexual Harassment in Public/Subsidized Housing and Immigration Issues in Private Housing
3:30 - Debating Immigration in the Twenty-First Century: Stephen Legomsky, John S. Lehmann University Professor, Washington University School of Law
4:00 - Awards/Reception
Washington, D.C. civil rights attorney, Bradley Blower, will open the conference with a talk on "Using Fair Housing Laws to Combat Racial Segregation." Mr. Blower joined the Relman & Dane law firm after serving as Assistant Director/Senior Attorney at the Federal Trade Commission's Division of Financial Practices in the Bureau of Consumer Protection from 1998 to 2004. In addition to managing many of the FTC's landmark lending and financial privacy cases, Mr. Blower was lead attorney on the Capital City Mortgage Corporation litigation, as well as several other lending and privacy initiatives. During his tenure, the FTC took a prominent role in protecting consumers' financial privacy and in enforcing federal consumer protection and credit statutes against predatory lenders. Prior to joining the Commission, Mr. Blower worked as a senior attorney at the Department of Justice's Commercial Litigation Section and a litigation associate in the Washington, D.C. office of Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Bryan Lonegan, Visiting Assistant Clinical Professor, Center for Social Justice, Seton Hall University School of Law, will present "The Land of Oz: Following the Deportation Path." Professor Lonegan currently teaches an Immigrant Workers Clinic at Seton Hall. Prior to coming to Seton Hall, Professor Lonegan spent 18 years at the Legal Aid Society in New York City. He worked in the Society's Criminal Defense Division, Criminal Appeals Bureau, and Immigration Law Unit, where he specialized in the representation of non-citizens facing deportation because of criminal convictions. He serves on the New York State Bar Association's Special Committee on Collateral Consequences of Criminal Convictions. He has previously taught as adjunct faculty at New York University and Hofstra University Law Schools.
Stephen Legomsky, John S. Lehmann University Professor, Washington University School of Law, will close the conference with a talk on "Debating Immigration in the Twenty-First Century." Professor Legomsky was the founding Director of the Whitney R. Harris Institute for Global Legal Studies at the School of Law until 2002; the 2005 winner of the Arthur Holly Compton Faculty Achievement Award, given annually to one member of the Washington University faculty; and the 2006 winner of the American Immigration Lawyers Association's Elmer Fried Teaching award, given annually to one law professor in the United States. Professor Legomsky is the author of Immigration and Refugee Law and Policy (now in its fourth edition), which has been adopted as the required text for immigration courses at 163 U.S. law schools. He has testified before Congress and served as a consultant to President Clinton's transition team, the first President Bush's Commissioner of Immigration, the Administrative Conference of the United States, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, and several foreign governments on migration, refugee, and citizenship issues.
Parking Information: Guests of the law school can park in the Central Underground Garage, located southeast of the law school and accessible off Forsyth Boulevard, near the Mallinckrodt Student Center, east of the Business School and the athletic fields. The cost is $1.00 per hour with a maximum of $5.00 per day. Guests may also park in Millbrook Garage, located north of the law school and accessible off Throop Drive or in Snow Way Garage, located west of the law school and accessible from either Snow Way or Throop Drive. Parking scratch-off tickets will be sold inside the law school for $5.00 each. Once purchased, guests must return to their cars and hang the placards on the rear view mirror. Disability parking is located on the ground level in all three garages. [Directions to the Law School]
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This holiday shopping season has been very different from years past, and not just because the final same-store sales figures will be crucial in indicating if the nascent economic recovery has real legs. This season has also been marked by consumers hunting for deals in new ways by using cell phones and other mobile devices to shop online while at the mall.
For example, by snapping a picture of scanning a barcode, consumers can comparison shop on the go, meaning that they may see a product they want to buy in one store, but instead purchase it online, or drive to another store where the same item is less expensive. In addition, other applications for iPhones and the Android operating system enable shoppers to receive promotions on the go and search malls virtually while walking them physically.
In the next few pages, Site Optimizer profiles a handful of these new applications and how shoppers are using them.
Several applications including ShopSavvy, RedLaser and Amazon Remembers, allow shoppers to scan product barcodes or photograph productions and find out what other brick-and-mortar retailers nearby as well as online retailers are charging for the same item.
Meanwhile, Point Inside makes it easier to navigate malls by providing map and directory access to more than 400 properties in North America and more than 100,000 stores and services like elevators and ATMs. Lastly, NearbyNow allows iPhone users to look through 20 popular gift giving guides and generates lists of stores near the user that might be carrying those products.
Next page: Scanning While Shopping
Scanning While Shopping
In 2008, a Dallas-based mobile application developer Big in Japan debuted ShopSavvy. The application enables shoppers to scan barcodes and then, using GPS technology, generates a list of nearby and online retailers carrying the same product so consumers can find the lowest price instantly.
Big in Japan has versions of the application that work on both Android phones and iPhones. Next year, it will also be available on Windows Mobile, Blackberry and Palm Pre devices.
More than 20,000 retailers provide data to the application. This holiday shopping season, ShopSavvy has registered 4 million scans a day from consumers—about a six-fold increase from its normal daily usage that ranges from 600,000 to one million scans, according to Alexander Muse, co-founder of Big in Japan. About 50 percent of those scans are for consumer electronics, another 25 percent are for DVDs, books and video games and the rest are for health and beauty, apparel, grocery and other items.
Adam Moss, an iPhone owner based in Overland Park, Kan., says he always uses ShopSavvy when making big ticket purchases. The application doesn't only help him get a better deal, sometimes without leaving the store—retailers are often willing to match competitors' prices if the shopper brings up the disparity—but allows him to gauge the quality of the product. "Amazon has a lot of customer reviews, so that's helpful," he notes. The only drawback to ShopSavvy is that scanning the barcode takes time and patience—you have to stand very still while taking the picture and in an informal office experiment, it took several minutes for an iPhone to finally register the code on various electronic items.
Meanwhile, participating retailers get an opportunity to lure in shoppers with their sales and can purchase up to 15 different add-on services from Big in Japan (a listing with ShopSavvy is free of charge). For instance, retailers can buy data on how many scans were performed on a particular product at a competitors' stores, or make sure that the application allows them to offer the lowest price on a given item, says Muse. Today's shoppers "have smart phones and they use the Internet," he notes. "Now you can use this technology to your advantage, instead of being a victim of it."
ShopSavvy is not the only application of this kind. There's also Red Laser, a barcode scanning application released this May by Occipital LLC, a Boulder, Colo.-based technology firm. Red Laser, which costs $1.99, works with iPhones to search for online product prices through Google and The Find, a product search engine. Occipital claims Red Laser's barcode scanning system compensates for out-of-focus images, which means that it can be used on mobile devices that don't have autofocus.
To keep up, Amazon.com has come up with Amazon Remembers, an application that works on iPhones and iPod Touch devices to allow shoppers to take photos of the products they want in the store and search for better sales online. Amazon keeps the photo on the shoppers' Amazon List and sends an email notification if it finds the item on sale.
Next page: Navigating the Mall
Navigating the Mall
There are also new applications available for shoppers who'd like to have an easier time navigating retail properties. For example, Point Inside Inc., a Seattle-based indoor mapping developer, just launched a new mapping application for malls.
The Point Inside application is free and works with iPhones and iPod Touch devices. It allows users map and directory access to more than 400 malls in North America and more than 100,000 stores and services like elevators and ATMs. (One of the most frequent search queries is for rest rooms, says Kevin Foreman, CEO of Point Inside Inc.)
The application helps keep mall information up-to-date by letting mall owners and store operators enter layout changes through the back portal. They can also list up-to-the-minute events and sales promotions. Meanwhile, shoppers get access to store hours and phone numbers, as well as Web site links.
"We know where you are located, so we can say you are right next to XYZ mall," says Foreman. "And then all you have to do is click on the mall and say 'Show me the events that are going on.' So there might be a Santa Clause at the mall and the application will tell you what his hours are. There is also a promotion list. And you can find the restrooms. It's a mall directory on steroids."
Foreman claims that Point Inside is already one of the top 50 navigation applications downloaded from the Apple Store.
Meanwhile, MEDL Mobile, a Los Angeles-based tech firm, recently helped launched Mall Maps, an application developed by Shayne Faerber, of Naples, Fla. The iPhone application helps shoppers access a directory of malls and shopping centers across the U.S., including store listings and floor layouts. Users can use the application's GPS system to ask for a directory of retail properties in their direct vicinity or search for centers using city, state and zip code data. Mall Maps was developed for shoppers who may be far away from home and unsure of what retail centers might be in the area.
Another application that can aid shoppers at malls comes from Mountain View, Calif-based NearbyNow. The firm has developed an application that allows iPhone users to look through 20 of the most popular gift giving guides for the holiday season. The guides include those put together by retailers (Macy's, Nordstrom, Lord & Taylor etc.) and consumer magazines like In Style and Cosmopolitan.
The application gives shoppers the option of browsing through individual guides or filling out a short form about the gift they are shopping for—for example, an item under $50 for a woman who loves the outdoors. NearbyNow then presents a list of products that fit this description and the shopper can choose to buy the item right away by clicking through to the retailer's website, share the find with friends on Facebook or through email or ask NearbyNow for a list of local stores that might carry the product.
By filling out NearbyNow's concierge service form, they can then make sure the store puts the item on hold until they come and pick it up. In what turned out to be a surprise for the application's developers, the conversion rate for finding the product at nearby stores is approximately 5.5 percent, vs. only 0.45 percent for buying the item online.
"It seems to be particularly the case for apparel, shoes and jewelry," says Scott Dunlap, NearbyNow CEO. "We are quite excited about it."
NearbyNow is currently free, but the firm might start charging a fee after re-focusing the application toward the next gift season in mid-January.
—Elaine Misonzhnik


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I have six sisters and five brothers. Our father is deceased and he left us an inheritance in the form of a building that is rented out. When we asked for a share of the rental income, our oldest brother got angry and refused to give that to us, so we referred the matter to the court, which confirmed our right to our share of the rental income. At that point he stopped spending on our mother, because he was angry at what we had done and he argued that we had no right to take our share, and he said that we were now obliged to spend on our mother. Please note that we [sisters] are married and do not work. Even when [our mother] went into hospital, he refused to pay her medical costs. I hope that you can explain the following:
Who is obliged to spend on the parents?
Does he have the right to prevent us from taking our share of the rental income on the grounds that he is spending on our mother?
Does he have the right to stop spending on her when he is able to do so? Please note that she needs this maintenance.
The inheritance is to be divided as commanded by Allah, may He be exalted, and it is essential to avoid overstepping the mark in that regard. After mentioning inheritance, Allah says (interpretation of the meaning):
"These are the limits (set by) Allaah (or ordainments as regards laws of inheritance), and whosoever obeys Allaah and His Messenger (Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم) will be admitted to Gardens under which rivers flow (in Paradise), to abide therein, and that will be the great success.
14. And whosoever disobeys Allaah and His Messenger (Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم), and transgresses His limits, He will cast him into the Fire, to abide therein; and he shall have a disgraceful torment"
[al-Nisa' 4:13, 14].
So your brother does not have the right to keep the rental income from the building and deprive the rest of the heirs of that.
The duty of spending on parents who are poor is that of their children, male or female, if they are independent of means and have wealth surplus to what they require for their own maintenance and that of their dependents, because Allah says (interpretation of the meaning):
"And your Lord has decreed that you worship none but Him. And that you be dutiful to your parents"
[al-Isra' 17:23].
A man asked the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him): Which of the people is most deserving of my good companionship? He said: "Your mother." He said: Then who? He said: "Then your mother." He said: Then who? He said: "Then your mother." He said: Then who? He said: "Then your father." Narrated by al-Bukhaari (5971) and Muslim (2548).
It was narrated from 'Aa'ishah (may Allah be pleased with her) that the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) said: "Among the best of that which a man consumes is what he earns (by his own efforts), and his son is part of that which he earns." Narrated by Abu Dawood (3528) and classed as saheeh by al-Albaani in Saheeh Abi Dawood.
Ibn al-Mundhir (may Allah have mercy on him) said: The scholars are unanimously agreed that maintenance of poor parents who have no income or wealth should be spent on from the wealth of their child. End quote from al-Mughni, 8/169
Based on that, your mother's maintenance should come from her share of the rental income, which is one eighth, and she has the right to sell her share to one of the heirs or anyone else, and to spend on herself from that income.
If that is not sufficient for her maintenance, it should be topped up from the wealth of her children who are independent of means, whether they are males or females. If a married woman gets enough maintenance from her husband and she has surplus wealth – even if it comes from the rent for the building – she has to spend on her mother.
Shaykh Ibn Jibreen (may Allah have mercy on him) said: If the parents are poor and the daughter has wealth that is surplus to her needs, she has to spend on her parents according to their needs without that detracting from her own needs. End quote.
The maintenance should be in accordance with the shares of inheritance, because of the general meaning of the verse in which Allah says (interpretation of the meaning): "And on the (father's) heir is incumbent the like of that (which was incumbent on the father)." [al-Baqarah 2:233]. And the share taken from the male should be equivalent to the share taken from two females.
Your brother does not have the right to keep the rental income on the grounds that it has to be spent on (your mother's) maintenance; rather he should give each heir his or her share and all the children should reach an agreement to pay enough to cover their mother's maintenance. No matter how much that may be, it is nothing compared to the rights that she has over you.
Al-Bukhaari narrated in al-Adab al-Mufrad (918) from Abu Burdah that Ibn 'Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) saw a Yemeni man circumambulating the Ka'bah, carrying his mother on his back. He said: I am her trained camel; do you think I have paid her back? Ibn 'Umar said: No, not even one contraction.
Classed as saheeh ibn al-Albaani in Saheeh al-Adab al-Mufrad.
So fear Allah and set things straight amongst yourselves; remember that Allah is always watching how you treat your mother, who is the most deserving of people of your good company and care.
We ask Allah to help and guide us and you.
And Allah knows best.


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The 2008 homicide of Fresno, Calif., native Rick Bulmer riveted the nation's top military appeals court Tuesday, as judges weighed the killer's claims that he'd snapped under the influence of a potent anti-smoking drug called Chantix.
A convict's chance for freedom, a family's wish for punishment and a company's efforts to keep its secrets are all at stake.
During a 40-minute oral argument, judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces sounded sympathetic to at least some claims made by George D.B. MacDonald, the former Army paratrooper convicted of murdering Bulmer.
In particular, several judges seemed inclined to agree that the original trial judge had fumbled when he refused to instruct jurors about the potential defense of involuntary intoxication.
"It certainly was error not to give the instruction," Judge Scott W. Stucky said, adding later that "you have a unique defense here, which is not based on junk science."
If the military appeals court decides that the trial judge erred and that this error was prejudicial, MacDonald might get a new trial. He's currently serving life without possibility of parole.
MacDonald attacked Bulmer while the 23-year-old Fresno native was sleeping in a Fort Benning, Ga., barracks. MacDonald stabbed or slashed Bulmer more than 50 times before fleeing. Prosecutors cite this escape attempt as evidence that MacDonald could tell the difference between right and wrong.
"He understood he was killing a human being," Army Capt. Daniel M. Goldberg told the court Tuesday. "If he thought that what he was doing was right, or wasn't wrong, he would have continued doing it."
A New York City native, MacDonald in 2008 was an Eagle Scout, an honor graduate of the Army's Airborne School and on his way to enroll at the U.S. Military Academy Preparatory School.
"He was a golden boy," Stucky said Tuesday. "He was going places."
In April 2008, a physician prescribed Chantix to help MacDonald quit smoking. MacDonald said he began experiencing unusual dreams and strange feelings. A month after starting the drug, he attacked Bulmer, without provocation.
Chantix, also known as varenicline, combats nicotine addiction. Nicotine stimulates the brain receptors responsible for releasing a neurotransmitter called dopamine. Chantix stimulates those same receptors, blocking the nicotine but releasing enough dopamine to ease withdrawal.
The number of Chantix prescriptions for military personnel reached 67,580 in 2007, according to the Pentagon. With the use, though, has come concerns about potential neuropsychiatric effects. On Tuesday, Chief Judge James E. Baker revealed that the Defense Department now prohibits the drug's use among deployed troops.
Some have blamed the prescription pill for suicides, suicidal thoughts or other psychiatric problems. More than 2,000 joined in lawsuits against Pfizer, the drug's manufacturer. Most have since been settled, at a cost to Pfizer of at least $299 million.
In a previous statement to McClatchy, Pfizer said, "It is important to note that there is no reliable scientific evidence that Chantix causes serious neuropsychiatric events, including those at issue here."
Chantix's sales totaled $486 million during the first nine months of 2013.
MacDonald's appeal focuses, in part, on the trial judge's denial of the defense's request for a variety of Chantix documents, including clinical trial records, adverse event reports and other materials. Pfizer refused to hand over the documents, except for stability studies that showed how long the drug stays in the body. The company called the document request overly broad, and the trial judge quashed the subpoena.
"We literally have a million pages of material that we have no idea what it says," defense attorney William E. Cassara told the court Tuesday. "Somewhere in the millions of pages of documents that were not provided, there is something that would have been relevant."
While Cassara argued that the quashing of the Pfizer subpoena was an error, he agreed with appellate judges who indicated that his strongest challenge centered on the trial judge's refusal to specifically instruct jurors about an involuntary-intoxication defense.
Involuntary intoxication may happen when someone is tricked or is mistaken or ignorant about the effects of a medication. It can be a complete defense if the defendant can prove by clear and convincing evidence that he couldn't distinguish between right and wrong while under the influence.
"He was unable to appreciate the wrongfulness of his actions," Cassara said.
Judge Margaret A. Ryan noted that jurors "didn't have an opportunity to determine" whether the killing of Bulmer could be explained as a product of involuntary intoxication.
A decision by the appellate court is expected by this fall.


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Appetizer Wine Board, 2-Pack
Made By: DropCatch
Being a wine lover at an outdoor event can be a challenge—there's the constant worry of where to set down that unwieldy glass filled with precious vino. This striped serving board puts our glass-shattering fears at ease, combining a wooden plate with a handy holder for that stemware. Add your finger foods to the smooth surface and carry both your snacks and your drink with one hand. You'll receive two appetizer wine boards, one for you and one for a friend to use at the next barbecue, beach party or lawn concert.
- Set of 2 boards
- Walnut and maple pieced wood
- Notch for wine glass
- Board measures 11.5" x 6"


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In an environment in which the average person may expect to change careers five to seven times, a liberal arts education is future proof. The liberal arts prepare students for a lifetime of change by teaching them how to learn, how to reason, and how to apply their knowledge to real-world challenges.
The thirteen departments in Bloomsburg University's College of Liberal Arts span the humanities, fine arts and social sciences. Talented faculty encourage active, engaged learning and student-faculty collaborative research while teaching critical thinking, social responsibility and creativity.
The College of Liberal Arts at Bloomsburg University promotes the intellectual and practical skills employers value most, including effective written and oral communication, problem solving and the ability to work effectively with others. Graduates find success in a variety of careers and graduate school, taking with them greater understanding of personal and social responsibility, the importance of the arts, and the diversity of human cultures.
The best education is one that prepares today's students for tomorrow's challenges and opportunities. A liberal arts education is the best preparation for a complex, dynamic and fulfilling future.
Neal Cox's approach to photography is unique. His exhibition in the Haas Gallery shows twelve images taken with twelve different pinhole cameras that he designed and built himself. Each image and its camera are placed adjacent to each other. The cameras are complex, three dimensional objects in their own right, opening like the layers of an onion to reveal their inner workings. In some cases, there is a bit of mystery about how they work at all. The images relate to the cameras in their geometric shapes and use of color.
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