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READING, England and BURLINGTON, Mass., Jan. 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- EasyAsk, the natural language technology and solutions leader, today announced the opening of EasyAsk's first European office at Thames Valley Park, Reading, UK.
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In 2012, EasyAsk grew revenues by 40% and increased its customer base by 22% with new names including The North Face, Anna's Linens and Cigars International. In addition, EasyAsk teamed up with Global leader SAP.
Gartner listed EasyAsk as Cool Vendor for BI and Analytics and cited the company as "one of the premier ecommerce search and merchandizing software providers" in its research: Best Practices in Strategically Combining Search, Content Analytics and E-Commerce.
Building on its successful expansion in the US over the last 24 months, EasyAsk will now have a local presence to support leading European brands who are looking to increase website conversions and revenue with Site Search, Navigation and Merchandising. Highly experienced technology executives Simon Persse and Robin Aitken, who between them have over 30 years' experience in the eCommerce and search sector, lead the EasyAsk Europe team. Simon has held a variety of senior roles, most recently with Compario as well as ATG, Oracle and Endeca while Robin has held senior positions with ATG, Apptus and Demand247.
"This is an exciting time for EasyAsk as brands look for best-in-class solutions to support the changing needs of their consumers," explains Simon Persse, VP Sales Europe. "EasyAsk's unparalleled track record of delivering value for major retail brands in the US coupled with the adoption of smart phones and tablets by consumers mean it is more important than ever for brands to deliver effective search and navigation options across a broad range of devices. EasyAsk is able to deliver this capability extremely quickly regardless of the existing IT infrastructure."
"The search industry as a whole is evolving from simple keyword search to a more intelligent, highly tuned semantic and natural language model," said Craig Bassin, EasyAsk CEO. "Nowhere are the results more evident than in eCommerce search. EasyAsk delivers dramatic performance improvements in search and merchandizing that directly improve net profits for retailers. We realized explosive growth in 2012 and are poised to continue this growth trajectory in 2013. We expect a good portion of this growth to come from our expansion into Europe, where Forrester Research predicts that eCommerce sales are expected to increase to €133.6 bn by 2015."
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EasyAsk is radically changing the speed and ease of how people find information through ground-breaking natural language search software. EasyAsk software products go far beyond traditional search, allowing users to simply ask questions in plain English and receive highly tuned results. EasyAsk eCommerce Edition uses this unique technology to deliver industry-leading website search, navigation and merchandising solutions that boost online revenue through increased conversion rates, improved customer experience and agile merchandising. EasyAsk Quiri , mobile Siri-like CRM for smartphones and Business Edition revolutionize enterprise decision-making, moving beyond traditional business intelligence solutions with easy, low-cost deployment and a unique natural language interface that extends access to information anywhere in the organization.
Based in Burlington, Massachusetts, with offices in Europe, EasyAsk has long been a leader in natural language information analysis and delivery software. Customers such as The North Face, Coldwater Creek, Lands End, Lillian Vernon, Aramark, TruValue, Siemens, JoAnn Fabrics and Harbor Freight Tools rely on the EasyAsk software products to run their business and eCommerce operations daily.
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Steve Sarkisian says Washington has hit rock bottom following 41-0 loss to Stanford: "You've got to hit rock bottom before you get back up. We hit rock bottom tonight. I feel for our fans. They deserve better than that."
Gene Chizik talks about the importance of a consistent approach following 51-31 win at Ole Miss: "Our team is focused and ready to move onto the next game. Other than that, I don't think we are trying to make any statements anywhere. We have to find a way to get better every week. We have another challenge coming up every week. We will enjoy this one tonight, and then we'll move on."
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Dabo Swinney upset following 16-10 loss at Boston College: "Offensively, we could absolutely not do anything,. 'We had some missed opportunities. We entered as a pretty good red zone team, I think we were 19 of 24 and today we were 0 for 3."
Quoting Clemson running back Dante Ellington: "Coach (Swinney) said if you don't want to be here and be a part of this team then don't show up Monday. Hopefully we'll have all the guys back, wrap our arms around each other, and not let this break us apart."
Hawaii head coach Greg McMackin accepts bid to Hawaii Bowl following 45-10 win over Idaho: "One of our goals each year is to make a bowl game and we've accomplished that. Another of our goals is to win the WAC and we have put ourselves in position with the final month of the season left to try to make that happen."
UNLV head coach Bobby Hauck says TCU can play with anybody: "They hung it on Baylor. That's a fairly good indicator, because Texas, regardless of their (4-4) record, is a gifted group. TCU, I would think, can play with anybody."
Another $3 million for Texas, Spurrier & Gundy concerned about special teams
Longhorn Network will generate $3 million in annual revenue for Texas: AD DeLoss Dodds has said that Texas can expect about $3 million in annual revenue from the new network once it's launched, and the revenue would increase based on the network's success. The Longhorns are not expected to carry any risk if the network were to fail.
Memphis cornerbacks coach Shannon Morrison breaks bone in lower right leg cleaning gutters during off-week: Larry Porter jokes, "I need to start checking these coaches and see how athletic they are, put them through some drills, before we hire them."
Spurrier wants to see some big plays on special teams: "I'm going to try to help out that punt return team a little bit. I think we had minus yards on punt returns (against Vanderbilt). That's pretty sad, minus yards on punt returns. We can't catch it and run forward a couple yards. We fair catch it or run backwards. That doesn't make sense."
"We haven't had a big play all year. We have to see if we can make something happen there. We just have not made anything big happen. We just haven't had any big returns or blocked punts or anything like that. Just making a big play or something in special teams would be helpful."
Mike Gundy concerned about his special teams after rough performance against Nebraska: "Joe DeForest and I started on that (Monday) morning at 6:15. I don't think there's any question that we're all aware of what's going on. The coaches are aware as well as anyone who watches the game."
"We will make some adjustments from where we're at now in order to try and help our coverage on Saturday. I have confidence in Coach DeForest. We grade effort very seriously. A large percentage of the time effort was not a factor."
"We feel like we have a good plan. We had chances to make those plays (this season) and we didn't. I certainly understand that we have a number of young guys on those units. We're trying to make the best decision for our football team. At times it's not the easiest thing to do to take a starter off defense, a guy who potentially plays between 70-80 plays a game and have him run down on kick off. I'm not saying we couldn't do that, but we're trying to make the best decisions."
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O'Brien: Most significant game since I've been here, latest from Fitz and others
NC State head coach Tom O'Brien calls FSU game the biggest of his tenure: "I think without question this is the most significant game since I've been here. Generally, at this point, we're so far behind the curve because of the situations we've faced for these last two years. These kids have done a great job putting themselves in this situation at 5-2.
Don't expect Kyle Whittingham's team at Utah to overlook Air Force: "There will be no chance of us overlooking this game."
Pat Fitzgerald, who prefers to redshirt his freshman class, has played 5 true freshmen this year: "It's deeper than whether or not he can help us in the kicking game or whether or not we sell kids a bag of goods in recruiting and say you're going to play as a freshman. It's their future."
"Sometimes we're wrong. Sometimes maybe we look back and say, 'Gosh, I wish I would have played him or I wish I would have put them in.' But I'd rather err on the side of being a year late than a day early."
Ruffin McNeill says stats can kill the confidence of a defense, winning is what matters: "With offenses today, I had to learn this in the Big 12, you can't really get caught up in the stats too much with the league we play in. You'd lose a lot of confidence if you did. Everybody is able to move the ball."
UCF defensive coordinator Dave Huxtable says tackling is the key to success against East Carolina: "There's no question about it. We stress every day that tackling is the most important fundamental. And particularly when you're going up against a team like East Carolina, as I've already mentioned good skilled players, they're going to get some catches. What we have to do is make sure we tackle them at the catch and not let them get the yards after the catch. We're working hard on tackling on every drill and on every rep. Our guys understand how important tackling is in a game like this."
Hawaii coach Greg McMackin say 6-2 start helps everyone in Hawaii: "We've tried to give the people of Hawaii something to be proud of. When Mufi [Hannemann] was mayor, he told me that every time we win, the negative calls are cut down. Nobody is complaining about potholes. That's something we talked about as a team: Putting a smile on the faces of our fans. We want to give them something positive in these tough times."
Pitt defensive coordinator Phil Bennett calls out his middle linebacker: "We've got to get better play out of our middle linebacker," Bennett said. "We've got to play better there. We've got to get more plays made at that position."
Mike Canales says North Texas is a gold mine ready to take off: "Do you see that beautiful stadium being built right there? I'd sure like to be a part of that, because this place is going nowhere but up. This is a gold mine that's ready to take off."
Lane reacts to Chip Kelly's comments, more from Monte, Chow, and Harbaugh
Lane Kiffin reacts to Chip Kelly's comments that compared the number of 4 and 5-star recruits between USC and Oregon: "I really wish that I had good enough players and we were good enough coaches that we could spend enough time counting how many 4 and 5-star players we have on each other's roster. I don't time for that, unfortunately."
In case you missed Chip Kelly's quote from yesterday: "We have zero five-star recruits in our top 44 and we have 11 four-star recruits."
"I keep hearing that USC's down. In their two-deep, out of their 44 players they have 12 five-star recruits and 26 four-star recruits. I don't know if there's anybody in the country that has that."
SEC GUY: Please listen to SEC GUY who calls in to Oregon sports radio yesterday. This is classic. Listen here.
Here's part of SEC GUY'S rant: "LaMichael James, that gets me to my point. Can you guys just stick to Biblical names? I'm tired of the Michael, LaMichael, Jaquizz, and I'm tired of all this. You know what we have in Bama? Trent and Mark. #1 and #2. That's it. Both of 'em could win a Heisman Trophy if they was just single running backs like ya LaMichael has playing against little kids like you got in that conference, we'd do the same thing. It just burns my hide to hear you guys talk about this, that, and the other scuzzle butt about being better than my squad or my conference. I don't even like Auburn and I'll tell you right now they'd beat you (Oregon) by three touchdowns."
Monte Kiffin talks about the challenge of playing well against Oregon: "It's not easy. I could use a couple more bye weeks. That would surely help. We have to really coach our players up and make sure they understand. And there are two things you've got to understand — the scheme you're going against and also the players you're going against.
"There are some pretty good players there now, believe me. You can have a good scheme, but it works better when you have good players. You put the combination together, good coaching and good players, and that's kind of what you're seeing right now."
Norm Chow describes the UCLA offense: "Awful, we're at the bottom of the league. I told the kids today that we were averaging 2.7 turnovers a game. We can't do that. A good football team doesn't have a minus on the ledger. But that's not all on the fumbles or the interceptions, there's the pass protection, there's a lot of things involved. We need to get better."
Washington defensive coordinator Nick Holt preparing for physical Stanford offense: "They are a lot more physical than they used to be. (Stanford) is a committed running team and committed to using their tight ends and things like that. You know it's a lot of runs and a lot of physical runs."
Jim Harbaugh looks forward to Saturday's game at Washington:
One of the all-time great meltdowns from a college football color analyst
It's has to be one of the all-time great meltdowns from a color analyst in college football history.
You have to listen Florida Atlantic analyst Dave Lamont. Let's just say that Lamont loses it when quarterback Jeff Van Zant take a hit to the head, but no flag is thrown by the officials. The helmet-to-helmet collision occurred in last Saturday's game at Arkansas State.
We particularly liked, "WHERE'S THE COMMISSIONER?"
We also liked, "I don't really care if you people look at my in the press box. You know, I don't care. That's a flag. And I'll fight anyone of you if you want it."
Listen in. This one is pretty darn good.
LSU football marketing nailing it, Ole Miss' Lockett says "Yell O"
LSU football marketing "gets it": Did you know LSU football has over 246,000 friends on Facebook and almost 5,000 followers on twitter? That's a bigger social media following that 13 NFL franchises. See the list here.
UVA assistant Anthony Poindexter says London isn't messing around, sat three players last week for missing classes: "I think everybody realizes now coach ain't playing about academics here. He's not playing about doing things the right way off the field. If you don't want to do it the right way, well, we'll take playing time away from you."
Former Minnesota offensive line coach (14 seasons) Gordy Shaw says Kevin Sumlin would be a great hire for Gophers: "He would be an outstanding candidate for that job. He's a great coach. He's young. He's energetic. He knows what he wants to do and understands the game. He made the natural progression from a position coach to a coordinator to a head coach and knows what kind of program he wants to run."
"He knows a lot about Minnesota. That makes him a great candidate, but he also knows a lot about the Big Ten."
Louisville player Josh Byrom talks describes Charlie Strong: "With Coach Strong coming in, we knew right away it was a whole different mentality. Guys on the team, you learn to trust and respect each other because, with Coach Strong, it's his way or the highway.
"When you have a coach like that, who's enforcing the rules, who, if he makes a threat to you, he follows through if you don't go to class, or if you're late to a meeting or miss a lift, you're going to get punished and that's how it is. Right off the bat, it starts with Coach Strong. When you start trusting your head coach, it follows to the team."
Ole Miss player Kentrell Lockett asks Rebel fans to make it hard on Cam Newton: "Yell O"
No Friday night hotel for 6 teams, Coaches address struggles
6 of 120 programs choose not to stay in a hotel on Friday nights of home games: According to a recent Des Moines Register article, only six of the 120 FCS programs do not seek such lodging. In addition to Tulane, Boise State, Arkansas State, Fresno State, Louisiana-Monroe and Western Kentucky don't.
Miami (OH) head coach Mike Haywood says team completely lost focus before 34-13 loss to Ohio: "Our team went into the game believing the hype and listening to everything going on and not realizing it's just another game. It's the Battle of the Bricks, it's homecoming, it's the MAC championship, it's the Cradle of Coaches."
"We really lost our sense of focus because we started playing an emotional game instead of playing with our minds. There were things done in that game that guys have never done in practice."
"We had guys in the locker room talking about 9-3. Why are you talking about 9-3? You should just talk about beating Ohio."
Turner Gill tells fans that Kansas will be OK: "I want our fans to know that we're going through some ups and downs in our football program here. And part of that is the transition with a new staff, and our players are getting to know us in a better way."
"We are very, very confident that we will come through here and have a winning program here on a consistent basis. That's why we all chose to come here on this staff."
Central Michigan coach Dan Enos talks about struggles: "Our system is not very good, obviously, when you're 2-6. We haven't been able to make plays at critical times in games and our opponents have been able to do that. We've been turning the ball over too much at the quarterback position. And, basically we've played well defensively for the first couple of weeks and since then haven't played very well on defense. We're giving up a lot of big plays and we're not tackling well so it's pretty much a collective thing from top to bottom."
David Cutcliffe says loss to VA Tech was emotionally devastating, Navy is next for Blue Devils: "We're coming off a pretty emotionally devastating loss. We certainly physically got whipped in most areas. Resilient is not even a strong enough word for what people have displayed, in the midst of this losing streak. What we have to do is re-gather and we're going to play a really fine Navy team."
"I think we're good in the area of pass protection. We have a somewhat less mobile quarterback now than we had a year ago in Thad (Lewis). So that changes things a little bit for them from a pocket standpoint."
Akron head coach Rob Ianello's weekly press conference: "The way we practice is unique because we don't do scout teams, particularly lineman to do scout teams. We don't have enough players to use scout teams. We service each other like an NFL team does. Our second defense, per se, will be Temple's defense going against our first offense."
"There been some challenges with that component because you don't as much time on the opponent as you would with scout teams."
Chip Kelly: We have zero 5-star recruits in our top 44, plus latest from Harbaugh, Wulff
Oregon head coach Chip Kelly compares Ducks and Trojans: "We have zero five-star recruits in our top 44 and we have 11 four-star recruits."
"I keep hearing that USC's down. In their two-deep, out of their 44 players they have 12 five-star recruits and 26 four-star recruits. I don't know if there's anybody in the country that has that."
Lane Kiffin points out Arizona State forced Oregon to punt 11 times: "I think that game in general, if you study it will surprise a lot of people. Oregon punted 11 times in that game. (Arizona State) forced 11 punts (but) they turned the ball over seven times. They had to go out there seven times with turnovers. If there is a blueprint for how to play them, they did it."
Chris Petersen knows Boise State could have played better in 49-20 win over LA Tech: "It was a good win, but it wasn't a great win, just in terms of our side of things and playing as cleanly as we wanted."
Jim Harbaugh explains how he wants his Stanford team to improve: "What we are focused on is improving every day. Daily improvement. Better today than yesterday, better tomorrow than today. This improvement would not only include performance but also relationship with our teammates, family, friends, school, making today the most important day on the calendar, making the next game the most important schedule, making the next meeting most important you'll have, the next drill is the most productive of the season. We believe what will follow is significant team improvement. Improvement leads to wins, wins lead to championship. Improvement daily equals team success. That's what we are striving for."
Wazzu head coach Paul Wulff says Cougars are getting there: "We're just at the tip of the iceberg with this. We're nowhere near where we know we can be or where we're going to be. We've got great young players coming along as we continue to groom them and they develop. I think we're going to be back at the top of the Pac-10 in total offense in the next few years without question."
"All the coaches I've talked to and that we deal with are very complimentary and surprised, to some degree, on how much we've improved. I think that's been really positive. It's nice to have people see that and also their view of where we're at as a program right now is a lot different than it was."
Steve Sarkisian talks about loss to Arizona: "They got out to a lead and forced us into a more of a real drop-back passing situation. In turn, their (defensive) ends played the factor in the ballgame we were fearful of. The game went south quickly."


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In response to customer requests, the LIRR is adding a new Friday-only train that will operate between mid-November and early March, when the sun sets early, in order to provide additional before-sundown service. The train will originate at Jamaica at 3:04 PM with a Penn Station connection leaving New York at 2:39 PM and Brooklyn connection departing Flatbush Avenue at 2:35 PM.
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Midday trains will resume operating every 90 minutes between Huntington and Port Jefferson, replacing the two-hour service intervals in effect during track work that has been completed.
Responding to requests from emergency responders and from local residents, there will be weekend service adjustments on the Port Jefferson Branch in order to avoid using the LIRR siding at Indian Head Road in Kings Park, located next to a firehouse. The siding located in Smithtown will be used instead since roadway traffic is not affected. Westbound Port Jefferson Branch trains will depart nine to 15 minutes earlier. Eastbound Port Jefferson Branch trains will depart up to three minutes later.
Service changes due to track work and construction are as follows:
Port Jefferson Branch
Due to midday third rail replacement work between Hicksville and Syosset on weekdays, the eastbound trains from Penn Station to Huntington will depart seven minutes earlier at 12:41 PM and the westbound train to Penn Station will depart Huntington 14 minutes earlier at 1:10 PM. Following completion of midday tie replacement work between Hicksville and Carle Place, the 11:48 AM train from Huntington to Port Jefferson and the 11:37 AM train from Port Jefferson to Hicksville, have been restored to the schedule.
Port Washington Branch
Half-hourly midday weekday service to and from Port Washington, Plandome and Manhasset has been restored following completion of drainage improvement work east of Great Neck.
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Following completion of grade crossing renewal work at Glen Head the 12:10 PM train from Jamaica to Oyster Bay and the 1:28 PM train from Oyster Bay to Jamaica have been restored to the schedule.
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Addressing a forum organized by UN-HABITAT for representatives of diplomatic missions, international organizations, NGOs, the media, and academic institutions at the United Nations Office in Geneva, he said that Medellin, which used to have the dubious privilege of being the most violent city in the world, is now "a city of opportunities."
In a city too often associated with violence and narcotics trafficking, Mr. Fajardo's strategy has been to "place a strong bet on education to break the cycle of violence and combat inequality". The challenge, he said, was not so much the access to education than its quality in poorer barrios or slums. Responding to this situation, Mr. Fajardo has set up a variety of educational and nutritional programmes, especially for the children under the age of six.
One of most original projects, he explained, is at the crossroads between education and planning concerns: it consists in the building of five large parks with a library or a museum at their centre. These projects are envisioned as symbols of cultural expression, social encounter and peace to be built in the city's poorest areas.
Mr. Fajardo said that a majority of Medellin's population lives in small, overcrowded houses, while there is virtually no public space in the city. As the likelihood of violent interaction increases, it becomes vital to "get together not only around a soccer field, but also around education as a common goal".
In the ongoing peace process, the municipality is working to restore the legitimacy of police force and legal institutions in public spaces, allowing the people to re-discover the city's streets. "But this is a fragile process," he said.
Many of those killed belong to gangs, militia, and paramilitary groups. Recently, a programme was introduced to address one of these groups, thus giving 865 former militiamen the opportunity to benefit from an individual programme of social reinsertion.
This IOM-sponsored programme proposes educational training and psycho-social monitoring. Its ambition is to have the men reintegrated into their community as committed citizens, professionals, entrepreneurs, or social workers.
Mr. Fajardo was optimistic that the programme is creating new models for the younger generation and imposing a new logic of opportunity instead of the logic of violence.
A 48-year-old mathematician, Mr. Fajardo obtained an overwhelming electoral victory in 2003, and took office in January this year as the Mayor of the second Colombian municipality, Medellin (over 2 million inhabitants). As such, he is recognized as part of an emerging generation of politicians identified with a movement of political and civic renewal.
Mr. Fajardo embarked on a tour of European capitals emphasising that he was not seeking funds, but rather partnerships with local authorities, international NGOs, and the Colombian diaspora.
In her speech at the occasion, the Director of the UN-HABITAT Office in Geneva, Ms. Sylvie Lacroux, emphasised the organization's commitment to supporting local authority-based innovative practices and cooperation. She recalled that the Municipality of Medellin has established an award on Best Practices in the Latin America and the Caribbean, with the participation of UN-HABITAT Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean (ROLAC).
Also present at the forum were representatives of local authorities, including the Mayor of Geneva, Mr. Pierre Muller. The forum was organized within the UN system at Geneva by UN-HABITAT at the request of the Permanent Mission of Colombia to the UN at Geneva and the Embassy of Colombia in Switzerland.


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The event will last for three days in the picturesque location of Cozumel.
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race saw a lot of competition between the Mexican team, with talent
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David Mier, who at 33 has represented Mexico in the last three Olympic Games went head-to-head with compatriot Mauricio Martinez, who is 19-years-old.
Martinez proved to be a tough competitor and won the practice race. However Mier has been the better performer recently after finishing 12th at the Rolex Miami OCR compared to Martinez who placed 22nd at Biscayne Bay.
In the women's category there will be a battle between Demita de Vega (MEX) and Dominique Vallee (CAN). Vallee won gold at the 2007 Pan-American Games but Vega brings some form into this year's North American Championship after she finished 13th at the Rolex Miami OCR, two places ahead of Vallee.
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Gotta Have IT is an all-in-one computing resource kit designed with educators' needs in mind. A select set of high-quality posters, computing and careers information, digital media and more, the resource kit builds awareness and inspires interest in computing.
Gotta Have IT is for all students, but is especially inclusive of girls. Read more about these resources here.
This card, co-branded by the six founding PACE (Partnership for Advancing Computing Education) organizations, explains how computing interests and talents line up with different undergraduate courses of study and the careers that follow.
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It takes deep faith and a lot of hard work to keep a democracy vibrant. Our Unitarian Universalist (UU) fifth principle commitment to the democratic process and our anti-oppression commitment to strengthen the voices of historically marginalized groups call us to make sure our elections are as inclusive as possible. I applaud and support our congregations' efforts to register voters and to ensure that the polling process is free of discrimination. If we all join in this vital effort, on November 5 we can say we did all we could to strengthen our democracy. —Rev. William G. Sinkford, UUA President 2001-2009
One of the fundamental principles of the Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations (UUA) is the use of the democratic process. As an expression of our faith, many Unitarian Universalist (UU) congregations engage in voter registration, not for partisan reasons, but to empower every eligible person to contribute her or his own voice to the democratic process.
We know that too often people are excluded from this sacred process due to economic and racial bias. Ironically, the right to legislative representation is denied to the residents of the U.S. capitol, Washington, DC. The UUA works to make sure that those who are eligible to vote can do so, and to extend right to vote to the citizens of the nation's capitol.
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A brick pathway ran from Portal Park to the Temple, here and there branching off into the pink-leafed trees. A thousand times or more, Headmaster Roger Victor Clarence had strode this path, staring down at the paving stones, contemplating this or that.
Today's walk was like none he'd ever taken. He kept his pace with Headmaster Isaac Cipher. A step behind them, several of the other Great Minds followed along with measured steps, thinking measured thoughts.
And behind them marched a hundred troops and warlords.
This well-worn path would lead them to one of several outcomes, as the Titans would allow. Roger scowled, disturbed by the implications of each.
Tisha flashed a quick poll, in standard code: [Mistake or Necessary {Poll?}]
[Mistake] sent Jintao, immediately. It was unlike him to be first to speak, so it held the weight of conviction. Good.
[Necessary] sent Empress Saltina. But she'd always been a reliable advocate for this plan.
[Mistake {special emphasis!}] Roger chipped in. He would wait to elaborate, but Tisha and the others were mainly counting the cost to their reputation within the Magic Kingdom, asking whether defeating Charlie would be worth it all. Roger often argued there was danger even if Parson Gotti succeeded.
[Necessary {qualifications pending...}] sent A.V. Club. Something, at least, troubled her about this. Also good.
[Uncertain {inquiries pending?}] sent Pamelor. Fine.
[Necessary {additional +Inevitable}] sent Isaac, which sounded suspiciously like fatalism. Isaac was their brightest, but he was too close for Roger's comfort to some of those Predictamancers.
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Statement by Michael Lieberman Senate Committee on the Judiciary
The Anti-Defamation League Over the past decade, the League has been recognized as a leading resource on effective responses to violent bigotry, conducting an annual Audit of Anti-Semitic Incidents, drafting model hate crime statutes for state legislatures, and serving as a principal resource for the FBI in developing training and outreach materials to assist in the implementation of the Hate Crime Statistics Act (HCSA), which requires the Justice Department to collect statistics on hate violence from law enforcement officials across the country. The Leadership Conference on Civil Rights I. DEFINING THE ISSUE 2) The Nature and the Magnitude of the Hate Crime Problem in America in 2009 ? The number of hate crimes committed against Hispanics and those perceived to be immigrants has increased each of the past four years for which FBI data is available - and hate crimes committed against individuals because of their sexual orientation has increased to its highest level in five years; 3) Punishing Bias-Motivated Violence: The Framework for Hate Crime Laws Analogous to anti-discrimination civil rights laws. Hate crime laws are best viewed as a criminal justice system parallel to the thousands of federal, state, and local laws that prohibit invidious discrimination because of race or other identifying characteristic. In language, structure, and application, the majority of the nation's hate crime laws are directly analogous to anti-discrimination civil rights laws. For example, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended, prohibits various discriminatory employment actions "because of" the employee or prospective employee's race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. One relevant section of the Fair Housing Act, 42 U.S.C. §3604 (a), prohibits interference with housing choices "because of [the victim's] race, color, religion, sex, familial status, or national origin." Further, a number of current federal criminal laws punish intentional discrimination on the basis of race, religion, or other characteristic. For example, by enacting 18 U.S.C. §242, the Reconstruction Era Congress made it a crime to deprive a person of constitutional rights "by reason of his color, or race" 18 U.S.C. § 245 makes it a crime to intentionally injure, intimidate, or interfere with any person's enjoyment of a federal right or benefit (or attempt to do so) "because of his race, color, religion, or national origin" and because the person is engaged in an enumerated federally-protected activity. Like workplace and housing civil rights laws, the prohibited conduct under hate crime laws is the intentional selection of the victim for targeted, discriminatory behavior on the basis of the victim's personal characteristics. Comparable to other status crimes. Many federal and state criminal laws provide different penalties for crimes depending on the victim's particular status. Virtually every criminal code provides enhanced penalties for crimes directed at the elderly, or the very young, or teachers on school grounds, or law enforcement officials. Legislators have legitimate and neutral justifications for selective protection of certain categories of victims - and enhanced criminal penalties - based on their judgment of the social harm these crimes cause. Consistent with the First Amendment. The First Amendment does not protect violence - and it does not prevent the government from imposing criminal penalties for violent discriminatory conduct directed against victims on the basis of their personal characteristics. Hate crime laws do not punish speech. Americans are free to think, say, and believe whatever they want. It is only when an individual commits a crime because of those biased beliefs and intentionally targets another for violence or vandalism that a hate crime statute can be triggered. In Wisconsin v. Mitchell, 508 U.S. 476 (1993), the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously upheld the constitutionality of the Wisconsin penalty-enhancement statute - effectively removing any doubt that state legislatures may properly increase the penalties for criminal activity in which the victim is intentionally targeted because of his/her race, religion, sexual orientation, gender, or ethnicity. Deterrent Impact. Law enforcement officials have come to recognize that strong enforcement of these laws can have a deterrent impact and can limit the potential for a hate crime incident to explode into a cycle of violence and widespread community disturbances. In partnership with human rights groups and civic leaders, law enforcement officials have found they can advance police-community relations by demonstrating a commitment to be both tough on hate crime perpetrators and sensitive to the special needs of hate crime victims. Punishment to fit the crime. Laws shape attitudes. Bigotry cannot be outlawed, but hate crime laws demonstrate an important commitment to confront and deter criminal activity motivated by prejudice. Hate crime laws - like anti-discrimination laws in the workplace - are color-blind mechanisms which allow society to redress a unique type of wrongful conduct in a manner that reflects that conduct's seriousness. Since hate violence has a uniquely serious impact on the community, it is entirely appropriate for legislators to acknowledge that this form of criminal conduct merits more substantial punishment. II. THE CASE FOR S. 909, THE MATTHEW SHEPARD HATE CRIME PREVENTION ACT 1) Deficiencies in Existing Federal Criminal Civil Rights Statutes Under current law, the government must prove both that the crime occurred because of a person's membership in a protected group, such as race or religion, and because (not while) he/she was engaging in a federally protected activity. This unwieldy, overly-burdensome dual jurisdictional requirement has prevented the government from investigating and prosecuting a significant number of cases. In addition, federal authorities are currently unable to involve themselves in cases involving death or serious bodily injury resulting from crimes directed at individuals because of their sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, or disability. The HCPA addresses both of these deficiencies. First, the legislation would eliminate the overly restrictive obstacles to federal involvement by permitting prosecutions without having to prove that the victim was attacked because he/she was engaged in a federally protected activity. Second, it would provide new authority for federal officials to work in partnership with state and local law enforcement authorities to investigate and prosecute cases in which the bias violence occurs because of the victim's actual or perceived sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, or disability. The bill would give local law enforcement officials important tools to combat violent, bias-motivated crime. Federal support - through training or direct assistance grants - will help ensure that bias-motivated violence is effectively investigated and prosecuted. The legislation would also facilitate federal investigations and prosecutions when local authorities are unwilling or unable to act. State and local authorities investigate and prosecute the overwhelming majority of hate crime cases - and will continue to do so after the HCPA is enacted. From 2) An Inadequate Patchwork of Laws: State and Federal Hate Crime Statutes A. State Hate Crime Statutes The inability of the federal government to investigate some hate crime cases - or provide forensic expertise or other aid - has resulted in unequal justice and unequal access to federal investigative and prosecutorial assistance. Three examples: ? In Greenville, South Carolina on May 21, 2007, Sean Kennedy, a gay man, died of injuries sustained after he was attacked outside a bar. While making derogatory comments regarding Kennedy's sexual orientation, the assailant beat and punched him until he fell, hitting his head on the pavement. The killer was originally charged with murder, but his charge was reduced to involuntary manslaughter. He was sentenced to five years in prison, which was suspended to only three years with credit for the seven months he had already served. He was also ordered to attend both anger management and drug/alcohol management classes. South Carolina is one of five states with no hate crime statute - and the Federal government had no authority to investigate whether justice was served in this sexual orientation hate crime case. ? The June, 1998 bias-motivated murder of James Byrd, Jr in Texas, and the October, 1998 bias-motivated murder of Matthew Shepard in Wyoming sparked national outrage and concern. The Federal government had jurisdiction to assist in the investigation of the race-based murder of James Byrd, Jr, (because the crime had occurred on a road used in interstate commerce) - and appropriately provided over $250,000 in Byrne Grants to assist in the case. Federal authorities, however, could not provide similar assistance for the sexual orientation-based murder of Matthew Shepard. According to the chief investigator in the case, the small Albany County Sheriff's Department was forced to furlough five law enforcement employees in order to pay for costs associated with the successful investigation and prosecution of that high-profile case. ? In September, 2003, Billy Ray Johnson, a mentally disabled black man, was taken to a party, ridiculed, called racial slurs, knocked unconscious, and then dumped by the side of the road by four white men. Johnson suffered permanent brain damage from the attack. Predominantly white juries acquitted the defendants of all serious charges. Three of the perpetrators received 30-day sentences, and the fourth received a 60-day sentence. The Southern Poverty Law Center brought a civil suit of behalf of Johnson against two of the perpetrators and won a $9 million damage award in April, 2007. It is arguable that a federal criminal jury might have returned a guilty verdict had federal jurisdiction permitted such a prosecution. The availability of expert federal hate crime assistance should not depend on the vagaries of the facts of a case, such as whether the attack occurs on a public highway, rather than in the private parking lot across the street.
The Hate Crime Statistics Act (HCSA) (28 U.S.C. § 534) Enacting this law today helps move us toward our dream: a society blind to prejudice, a society open to all. Until we reach that day when the bigotry and hate of mail bombings, and the vandalisms of the Yeshiva school and the Catholic churches we've seen recently, and so many other sad, sad incidents are no more -- until that day, we must remember: For America to continue to be a good place for any of us to live, it must be a good place for all of us to live. http://bushlibrary.tamu.edu/research/public_papers.php?id=1791&year=1990&month=all In the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 (Public Law 103-322 September 13, 1994), Congress expanded coverage of the HCSA to require FBI reporting on crimes based on "disability."
The Church Arson Prevention Act (CAPA) (Public Law 104-155 July 3, 1996) 3) Limited Jurisdiction for Federal Hate Crime Prosecutions Second, for the proposed new categories - gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, and disability - federal prosecutors will have to prove an interstate commerce connection with the crime -- similar to the constitutional basis relied upon for the Church Arson Prevention Act in 1997. Third, like 18 U.S.C. § 245, the HCPA contains a restrictive certification requirement: `(b) Certification Requirement- Federal prosecutors can be expected to continue to defer to state authorities under its expanded authority - a fact that has led virtually every major law enforcement organization in the country and the National District Attorneys Association to support this bill. But the HCPA will permit prosecutions of bias-motivated violence that might not otherwise receive the attention they deserve. Supporters of the HCPA know well that new federal criminal civil rights jurisdiction to address crimes directed at individuals because of their gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disability will not result in the elimination of these crimes. But the possibility of federal involvement in select cases, the impact of FBI investigations in others, and partnership arrangements with state and local investigators in still other cases, should prompt more effective state and local prosecutions of these crimes. 4) The Disturbing Prevalence of Hate Violence This data almost certainly understates the true number of hate crimes committed in our nation. Only 13,241 of the 17,000 law enforcement agencies in the United States participated in this data collection effort. And of those participating agencies, only 15.3% reported even a single hate crime. Of special concern is the fact that reported crimes directed against Hispanics increased markedly - in a report in which virtually every other category of crime decreased. In fact, as previously mentioned, 2007 was the fourth straight year the FBI documented increased reported hate crimes against Hispanics. ADL recently documented a disturbing increase in the number of violent assaults against Hispanics, legal, and undocumented immigrants - and those perceived to be immigrants - by white supremacists and other far-right extremists in our report, "Extremists Declare 'Open Season' on Immigrants: Hispanics Target of Incitement and Violence." That report is available here: http://www.adl.org/main_Extremism/immigration_extremists.htm Clearly these hate crime numbers do not speak for themselves. Behind each and every one of these statistics is an individual or a community targeted for violence for no other reason than race, religion, sexual orientation, disability, or national origin. The FBI's 2007 HCSA report is available here: The HCSA has proved to be a powerful, if incomplete, mechanism to confront violent bigotry against individuals on the basis of their race, religion, sexual orientation, or ethnicity. For that reason, the Anti-Defamation League and the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights especially welcome provisions in S. 909 that would mandate additional reporting requirements for hate crimes directed at individuals on the basis of their gender and gender identity - and for crimes committed by and against juveniles. Very few states systematically collect statistics on these categories of hate crimes. Studies have demonstrated that victims are more likely to report a hate crime if they know a special reporting system is in place. Yet, studies by the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) and others have revealed that some of the most likely targets of hate violence are the least likely to report these crimes to the police. In addition to cultural and language barriers, some immigrant victims, for example, fear reprisals or deportation if incidents are reported. Many new Americans come from countries in which residents would never call the police -- especially if they were in trouble. Gay, lesbian, and transgender victims, facing hostility, discrimination, and, possibly, family pressures, may also be reluctant to come forward to report these crimes. The history of the FBI's fine implementation of the HCSA, however, demonstrates that data collection efforts can spark increased public awareness of the problem and improvements in the local response of police and the criminal justice system to these crimes. The legislation's proposed new data collection requirement for juvenile hate crime perpetrators and victims is also very important. There is a paucity of published information about juvenile hate crime offenders. The annual HCSA report does not provide specific information about either juvenile hate crime offenders or victims. An October 2001 report by the Justice Department's Bureau of Justice Statistics, however, provided disturbing information about the too-frequent involvement of juveniles in hate crime incidents. This report, http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/abstract/hcrn99.htm which carefully analyzed nearly 3,000 of the 24,000 hate crimes to the FBI from 1997 to 1999, revealed that a disproportionately high percentage of both the victims and the perpetrators of hate violence were young people under 18 years of age: ? 33% of all known hate crime offenders were under 18; 31% of all violent crime offenders and 46% of the property offenders. 5) Support From a Very Broad Coalition of Groups ? Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association The Committee has also received supportive sign-on letters from 44 women's organizations, 64 disability rights organizations associated with the Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities, and 47 religious and faith organizations. Conclusion We urge the Senate to approve this important, long-delayed legislation as soon as possible. |


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Five of the city's watershed groups have taken a cue from the rivers they steward. Just as the waterways they look after converge in the Chesapeake Bay, so are the groups coming together to protect it.
Recently, Herring Run, Gwynns Falls, Jones Falls, Baltimore Harbor, and Baltimore Harbor Waterkeeper groups joined forces to form Blue Water Baltimore, an organization that will shine more light on the city's pollution problems and raise grant money to solve them.
"We're not a huge city, so it didn't make sense to have all these sub-watersheds," says Eliza Steinmeier, Blue Water's environmental lawyer who specializes in Clean Water Act law and policy.
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The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation awarded the group a grant of $600,000 to improve crumbling alleyways with a modern new material that allows water to soak into pavement, instead of running off into storm drains.
"This project is really innovative," Gray says. "This is the kind of thing that probably wouldn't have happened if we were still a bunch of smaller groups."
In addition, Blue Water Baltimore is hoping to have a bigger representation at the state level, in order to advance policy that will improve the harbor and the bay.
"Before the merger, none of the groups had a legislative voice," Steinmeier says. "We hope to lobby for updates to a very antiquated storm drain system that is polluting a lot of our waterways."
Ultimately, the group is optimistic it can produce results, not only in Annapolis, but in everybody's community.
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This goes along with Mike Triplett's position series, breaking down the outside linebackers.
Please tell us who you think will start for the New Orleans Saints this season.
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Please tell us who you think will start for the New Orleans Saints this season.
I had to go with the encumbents Fujita and Shanle. Too many unknowns across the rest of the group. I just haven't become a Shanle basher. I have seen him do a good job in both the running and passing game. I am hoping we have the talent to employ an aggressive style defense, if so I think all of these guys will benefit. I think Shanle is quick, we my be surprised at what he can do if he is allowed to pin his ears back on occasion.
I will add this: I think we will see a lot of rotation out of this group. We are told to expect a lot of different looks from the Saints defense. We are also told to expect Williams to design defenses around the personell. So far example, with his size we may not see Casillas being asked to hold the point of attack, but rather taking away a specific player from the offense or bringing heat of the edge. Depending on who we are playing and their strengths we should expect to see several different starting line-ups this year.
The wildcard is definitely Morgan. What an outstanding pickup he would be if he can retain most of the skills that made him a first round pick not too long ago.
Without that happening, Fujita and Shanle again. Dunbar, Evans and probably Arnoux are special teamers at best
Dan Morgan is trying to return from a series of concussions. Neurologists will tell you that each concussion makes the victim more prone to the next, with consequences that get progressively worse. I hope it doesn't happen, but he could take a shot in practice and never return to the field.
None of the non-starters has the kind of playing time that really suggests moving into the starting lineup.
Therefore the starters are most likely Shanle and Fujita.
I think we have to wait and see as our LB's go. With this new DC, and the new scheme he will bring, we will more than likely see different personnel in just about all situations. Williams is known to play a lot of different players from down to down, situation to situation base on each individuals strengths. He will find each players strong suits and inject them into the game based on down and situation. I would not be surprised at all to see Morgan and especially Dunbar more as the preseason goes on and especially when the regular season starts. Stanley Arnoux is done for the season. Vilma is a fixture. The other two spots are there for the taking and if the younger players are aggressive enough and skilled enough, they will be in there.


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Greetings from the Cleveland Browns Stadium press box, where we look out over a field that was once fully blanketed by a massive orange tarpaulin, but is now being gradually revealed as the 6800-plus square-foot covering is removed piece-by-piece by a staff of 20.
The game might not be a homecoming for the former Browns-turned-Broncos, but it is at the very least a return to the old workplace, and for Gerard Warren, that meant exchanging greetings with stadium security personnel as he walked to the Denver locker room.
Warren played four seasons in Cleveland. Defensive end Kenard Lang played just as many, joining the Browns in 2002 and remaining there until after last season — when he played outside linebacker as he attempted to adapt to a 3-4 scheme.
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