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A lawyer seeking an end to California's ban on same-sex marriage is comparing it to bans on interracial marriages, a prohibition the Supreme Court declared illegal decades ago.
In charged back-and-forth exchanges with justices, lawyer Theodore Olson said that the court should look to its 1967 Loving case, when the court invalidated laws prohibiting interracial marriage.
Chief Justice John Roberts told Olson that it seemed supporters of gay marriage were trying to change the meaning of the word "marriage" by including same-sex couples.
Justice Anthony Kennedy suggested that throwing out California's ban could take the Supreme Court into "uncharted waters." But Olson responded that the court did just that when it threw out bans on interracial marriage.
Justices will make a decision later this year.
Future Of The Case
The Supreme Court is raising the prospect that it will find a way out of the case over California's ban on same-sex marriage without issuing a substantial ruling on whether gays have a right to marry.
Several justices, including some liberals who seem open to gay marriage, raised doubts Tuesday that the case is properly before them. Justice Anthony Kennedy, the potentially decisive vote on a closely divided court, suggested that the court could dismiss the case with no ruling at all.
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Both inside and outside the Supreme Court today, both sides of the gay marriage debate have been heard.
As justices considered California's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage, supporters of those marriages were outside the court, carrying pictures of gay weddings and families, and holding signs that read, "Marriage is a constitutional right."
Opponents marched down a roadway in front of the court, with signs reading, "Every child deserves a mom and dad" and "vote for holy matrimony."
Two women from Virginia had matching signs with their California marriage license on one side and a picture of their wedding ceremony on the other. They had married in California during the 142 days when it was legal in the state. One of the women said the court decision "can change our lives tremendously."
Among those demonstrating against gay marriage was a Pennsylvania woman who was there with her teenage children. Christine Clark says she knows and loves gay people, but does not believe in gay marriage. And a man from Rhode Island, who said foes of gay marriage are the "silent majority," said, "The whole country does not want this."
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Nevada Considers Paving Way For Same-sex Marriages
Beverly Sevcick has been in a relationship with the same person for over four decades. They've taken vacations, gone through trying sicknesses and could fill many photo albums with their memories.
But because they are lesbians, they can't get married.
"We've done what most couples hope to do - we've grown old together - but we still think something is missing," Sevcick told members of the Senate Committee on Legislative Operations and Elections Tuesday. "For me, if you love someone you marry that person. It breaks my heart that I cannot marry to a person I love so much and have spent the last 4 decades with. Mary is my everything."
Sevcick testified during the hearing on Senate Joint Resolution 13 which repeals a Nevada constitutional provision that defines marriage as between one man and one woman. Because it's a constitutional amendment, it must be approved by legislators this year and in 2015 before going to voters in 2016.
The hearing came on the same day the U.S. Supreme Court was hearing arguments on California's ban on same sex marriages. In California same-sex couples briefly had the right to marry before voters adopted a constitutional amendment in November 2008 that defined marriage as the union of a man and a woman. A federal appeals court later struck down Proposition 8 setting the stage for the high court review.
"It's not just about being able to stand up and say 'I do.' It's not about standing up in your house of worship and being recognized. It's about being recognized by your own country," said Assemblyman James Healy, D-Las Vegas. Healy is a sponsor of the resolution and openly gay.
Healy said his mother did not agree with him that same sex couples should be married until he told her heterosexual couples have 1,138 benefits through marriage that same sex couples lack. Until leaders enact same sex marriage legislation, saying the Pledge of Allegiance is half-hearted, Healy said.
"Then - and only then - we can stand on our floors of our respective houses and salute our flag and say 'liberty and justice for all' and finally mean it," he told committee members.
Supporters also said allowing same sex marriages in Nevada - the marriage capital of the world - would bring in more money for the state.
Several ministers testified that marriage is not a Biblical matter, and numerous tweets during the hearing alluded to relationships between Biblical characters that could have been gay, but a Silver Springs pastor vehemently disagreed.
"'Husbands love your wives as Christ loved the church' is in there," Pastor Dick Cervi said. "But from cover to cover a relationship between a man and a man is never defined using the same terms."
Cervi referenced George Washington's farewell address in which he said religion and morality were "indispensable supports" for America, and he cautioned lawmakers from failing to heed the first president.
"Even though the whim of the people is for it, I caution you against it," he said. "If we take morality out of the question, as George Washington warned, the nation will go down."
With some Senate Republicans backing the resolution, it stands a good chance of clearing the Senate.
"It's time to stop playing politics with other people's lives and let people decide what they want to do with their lives," said Sen. Kelvin Atkinson, D-North Las Vegas.
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If you were to look up turbulent in the dictionary, well in an Italian dictionary at least, you're likely to find Palermo listed as part of the definition. The Rosanero experienced a wild roller coaster 2011-12 season that saw them peak as high as fifth in the table, but ultimately finish in 16th, seven points clear of the first relegation spot. In case that's not enough to fit the definition, they had three managers during the season.
Alright, technically it was two managers since Stefano Pioli was sacked before the Serie A season even started after Palermo crashed out of the Europa League against the Swiss side FC Thun in the third preliminary round. The head job was surprisingly given to U-19 coach Devis Mangia, who at the time had no experience managing a senior level squad. Despite early success for Mangia and the Rosanero, the team eventually slumped towards the bottom of the league and Mangia was replaced by Bortolo Mutti.
As Palermo readies for the 2012-13 season, there's yet another manager and several new faces on the roster. Giuseppe Sannino, who led Siena to a 14th place finish last season, is now in charge along with several other shake-ups in the club's hierarchy. Gone are goalkeeper Alexandros Tzorvas, defender Federico Balzaretti and midfielder Edgar Alvarez. In comes goalkeeper Samir Ujkani, defenders Michel Morganella, Mauro Cetto and Steve von Bergen,midfielders Egidio Arevalo, Jasmin Kurtic and Nicolas Viola and young Argentinian striker Paulo Dybala who was coveted by several top clubs. The change may not be done yet either, with Palermo having been linked to AC Milan defender Djamel Mesbah.
In addition to those signings, the return of attacking midfielder Franco Brienza who spent 8 seasons (2000-08) with Palermo returns to the club from Siena. The announcement of Brienza's signing occured within hours of Sannino being named the club's new manager.
It's all about change at Palermo and the pressure will be on Sannino to get results from his team and justify the money spent in this summer. After reaching the Europa League the two previous seasons and the Coppa Italia final in 2011, the expectations are pretty clear.
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Who's In?: Samir Ujkani, Michel Morganella, Steve von Bergen, Egidio Arevalo, Jasmin Kurtic, Nicolas Viola, Paulo Dybala, Sebastián Sosa, Franco Brienza.
Keep An Eye On: Paulo Dybala. The 18-year-old Argentinian attacking mid/forward has been pegged as "the next Kun Aguero" and could make a big impact if he's ready to perform on the big stage of Serie A. Even if he doesn't make an impact this year, he's a name to remember for the future.
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If anything concerns me this season, it's the way our O-Line is playing. Sure, our QB's aren't getting pasted, but the holes aren't there for the RB's either. All in all, this is a bit of a worry.
It may be all the shuffling that's happening due to Birks injury...I have to believe that contributes a great deal to it. However, is that really the reason?
(NOTE: This is NOT a Moss thread, the trade is done, this is used for comparrison purposes)
When Moss was here, drawing the coverages deep and pulling the LB's back, our O-line didn't NEED to open huge holes. our RB's had 5 yards of free space between the D-Line and the LB's. With gone gone, and Defenses collapsing in, it seems that our RB's aren't getting the same penetration.
Now, granted, this is still PRE-season, but I think that if we have any GLARING weakness, it is our running game. As the weeks go by, I have less confidence in Bennett and Moore (injury and injury), and believe that we will be forced - again - to win in the air.
If we go that route, our "D" will spend a LOT more time on the field. After all, the air game isn't exactly good for eating up clock.
Now, this is also not a "Gloom and Doom" thread. On the whole, our boys have looked pretty good thus far. And I still believe that we can beat ANY team in the NFL. It would just be a darn site easier to do if we had a Horse back there, or an O-line that was all on the same page.
On a real positive note: It was nice to see the penalty numbers down this week. It's always better to watch the other team shoot themselves in the foot.
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It will be tough with Birk out, but I think we will get things worked out in the next few weeks. Tice has the offensive line about set, and they will gell. Same with the defense, they didn't play that bad, just weren't on the same page. Like a good pot roast...give it some time.
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pretty soon williamson will be drawing a lot of dbl coverages. he was gettin double covered a lot yesterday. but for now i am a bit worried about our running game.
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Well, the running game starts at the line. No hole = no yards. However, a dynamic back can make up for an average O-line...unfortunately, we don't have one of those available by all impressions thus far.
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Ya ive been worrying about this issue ever since the start of preseason. With Birk out, withrow wont be able to be pulling to the left or right side on running plays, something Birk mastered in the running game.
Dont forget Dixon, we got rid of him after all he did was open up huge holes on the right side of the line. Dont know if johnson can step in and make a huge impact right away though.
Dont even mention goldberg. :roll:Hupo oe ke kau ana i ka waiupa a ma kou pa o & Hupo na Po o waiupa a
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pass to set up the run
once again, it's going to be use the pass to set up the run. I wish the team would have seriously taken a look at Alexander during the offseason for a second rounder but I guess they want to shift the money to the defensive side of the ball. We have to remember that this offense will always be predicated on passing first and running second. Johnson came back after being gone something like 9 years and said, "it's the same offense as when I left". That tells you something. The offense has worked.
The offense has also been really been successful largely because of it's offensive line and now quality QB. Culpepper will make the oline look much better than it is. Our rb's will make them look worst than they are. Moss did a great job of taking a safety off the line on every play but I don't understand this at all:
When Moss was here, drawing the coverages deep and pulling the LB's back, our O-line didn't NEED to open huge holes.
The defenses that are being used against won't change THAT much. Especially when you factor in how well Williamson is progressing.
The oline has done a horrible job early on in run blocking and a very good to spectacular job in pass protection. I've tivo'd the last games and watched McKinnie and he is flat out unbeatable against the pass so far. He of course will give up sacks from time to time against the VERY best speed guys but not like the last couple of years. He has dominated in pass protection. Rosenthal has also really stepped up his game on the part. The center position and two guard positions on the other hand are very iffy. Johnson will eventually be a very good guard but will make some very big mistakes this year. With Birk gone, so is our outside running game. There isn't a better pulling center in the league...and we don't have pulling guards. I rewatched the last two games and Withrow is flat out manhandled on many occassions against the run and pass. He is a nice backup but not the answer. I also question Goldberg. He wasn't good enough to start at guard but is at center? doubt it.
The upside is that Culpepper is able to create something out of nothing. The downside is that Bennett is NOT. Moore is the closest thing we have to that and Tice just doesn't like him. This is why I wanted so badly for the team to get one of the top three RB's in this year's draft. As it turns out they didn't have a shot at any of them anyway. Next year will prove to be a big year for finding a RB in either the draft or FA'. Unfortunately many fans are placing their hopes on THIS year. Daunte will have to really prove to everyone that he is very very special because he won't have much of a run game to help him.
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Bryant McKinnie = vastly improved
On another board I used to be more a part of, they are constantly ripping on McKinnie. He has taken longer to meet expectations than many have hoped for but after re-watching video of him in the preseason, I think he is ready. He still is not at the level of the top tackles in terms of run blocking but he is flat out dominating his guy against the pass. I suspect he will always give up a sack against the very best speed rushers but there aren't too many tackles that can completely stop guys like that. What I suspect you won't see are games like in the past where they have to continue to give him help on his side to protect him from the speed guy. He looks significantly better this year in preseason than he has in the past and that excites me greatly.
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The difference between our offensive line this year and last year is that we won't be waiting for anyone to come back (unless there is more unjury). Birk is out for the season so we might as well think of Withrow as our starter. Last year we were all waiting until all of our line would come back and we couldn't face the fact that that was our line. With so many changes going on with people getting switched, they didn't have time to gel. Now all we have to do is pray for no injury and the O-line should be fine.
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The 1st team Oline will will really start to mess now that they can settle together playing the same position they will start the season with. My only question is will Goldberg push Withrow for the 1 spot?
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The 1st team Oline will will really start to mess now that they can settle together playing the same position they will start the season with. My only question is will Goldberg push Withrow for the 1 spot?
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Actors seen in the Harry Potter films received Golden Globe nominations today for their work in a variety of movies. Actor Jason Isaacs (Lucius Malfoy) was nominated in the "Best Performance by an Actor in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television" category for his performance in "The State Within" miniseries. Jim Broadbent (Professor Slughorn in upcoming "Half-Blood Prince") was nominated in this same category as well, for his work in "Longford."
Two other Harry Potter actors received nominations from the Hollywood Foreign Press Association today including Helena Bonham Carter (Bellatrix Lestrange) for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Comedy or Musical for her role in "Sweeney Todd." Finally Julie Christie was recognized for her role in the film "Away From Her," in the "Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture-Drama" category.
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After several months of preparation and the harried intensity of pulling together the last minute details, 20 of Oakdale High School's best and brightest science students will compete in the 25th Annual Regional Science Olympiad at Modesto Junior College on March 5.
The tentative successor agreement between the Oakdale Teachers Association and the Oakdale Joint Unified School District was ratified by the district's Board of Trustees at the Feb. 28 regular meeting. The teachers agreed to a 2.5 percent pay cut and five unpaid furlough days for the 2011-2012 year. This will result in a salary savings of $471,581 to the district in the 2011-2012 budget.
The Oakdale Joint Unified School District Board of Trustees ratified a tentative agreement with the Oakdale Teachers Association last night at the Feb. 28 board meeting. The teachers agreed to a pay cut and furlough days for the 2011-2012 school year. Read the March 2 issue of The Leader for more details.
Oakdale High School student Chloe Schoemann was named the 2012 Distinguished Young Woman at the Saturday, Feb. 19 scholarship competition, formerly known as Junior Miss, held at Magnolia School auditorium.
College awareness has been a theme throughout February at Oakdale High School, as February is College Awareness Month. Further, in support of College Awareness Month on a countywide level, Feb. 18 was "Wear Your College Logo to Work" day.
Maybe they're not future hip hop superstars but sophomores in Bob Wessling's biology class at Oakdale High School found their inner musicians and made biology rap songs about DNA and RNA.
"Macbeth: The Musical" – a musical comedy version of Macbeth – with student-created characters and lines has been performed by students in the school district's Gifted And Talented Education (GATE) program, or "gifted learner" program, through the second and third weeks of February. The GATE students at each elementary school site in the Oakdale Joint Unified School District have presented two to three performances of the musical, each site with its own cast.
Oakdale Community School students found their inner artistic talent with the help of muralist Rhonda Darling McDonald as they painted a mural of an Oakdale sunset on the bare walls of their Third Avenue schoolroom, Wednesday, Feb. 9.
After a "decade of dominance," the Oakdale High School Aca Deca team found a way to top their prior accomplishments: they won again. The team now boasts 11 consecutive championships from the Stanislaus County Academic Decathlon.
The leadership profile for the future Superintendent of the Oakdale Joint Unified School District was approved at the Feb. 7 special meeting of the Board of Trustees. Trustees Mike House, Mike Tozzi, and student member Daniel Dunning were absent.
The unique opportunity to go behind locked gates to see the inner workings of the Oakdale Irrigation District with a tour of some of its tunnels was recently presented to a small group of Oakdale teachers. The Oakdale Joint Unified School District held a staff development day on Jan. 27 and the OID tour was one of the offered workshops where the participants could visit and learn about OID's water storage and delivery facilities.
Oakdale's Alivia Antinetti was honored at the Jan. 29 CSU Stanislaus (Stan State) Warriors' basketball game Make-A-Wish night, hosted by the college's Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC). The Magnolia Elementary School first grader is a cancer survivor and has been in remission since March 2010.
Oakdale Joint Unified School District Assistant Superintendent for Business Tim Hern resigned from his post, effective Monday, Jan. 24. Hern accepted a position at Lodi Unified School District as the Chief Business Officer. The Lodi district is approximately five times the size of OJUSD, with 27,000 ADA (Average Daily Attendance).
For 10 consecutive years, Oakdale High School has reigned over the Stanislaus County Academic Decathlon as champions. With each win, it seems the pressure is turned up for the next year's team. For a few years before Oakdale's decade of dominance, the team was knocking on the door of the county championship behind the then-dominant Modesto High School. OHS holds the record for wins at the contest and they are all consecutive.
The 2014-15 school year marks a critical turning point for Oakdale Joint Unified School District administrators, teachers and most importantly, students. Effective this school year all school sites will be adopting a new math curriculum in keeping with the national Common Core State Standards.
It was a decade ago that the Oakdale Joint Unified School District welcomed its newest campus in over 50 years. In August 2005 Sierra View Elementary School greeted its first 700-plus students.
A variety of artists will be hitting the stage at J-H Ranch in Oakdale for the sixth annual Sierra View Music Festival as local resident and business owner, Jim Brunk, brings big name bands and sounds to this small town on Saturday, Aug. 23. Gates open at 1 p.m. and the music will start at 1:30 p.m.
There is indeed no rest for the weary in the way of education. Today marks the final 'official' day of Summer Break 2014 as students, teachers and administrators throughout the Oakdale Joint Unified School District prepare for the first day of school.
There is just barely a week of summer break left for students in the Oakdale Joint Unified School District. The first day of school districtwide is set for Thursday, Aug. 7. While the elementary age students may fill this final week with backpack shopping or playdates, the upper grades are busy at their respective campuses.
This week marks the final week of Oakdale's Super Summer Camp program offered through the Oakdale Joint Unified School District. Camp is open to students in kindergarten through sixth grade and campers can attend any or all of the weeklong summer sessions.
School supplies are being collected now, as Oakdale Joint Unified School District officials look toward the fast approaching start of the new school year.
Homeschooling is a rewarding educational alternative. It is especially valuable for those families wanting to pass on their religious heritage, family values or personal beliefs to their children. Special needs or high achieving children who do not fit into a typical campus classroom benefit greatly from the one on one work at an individual pace.
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President Obama's biggest advantage in 2008 was that he had no record on which to run. He was a relative political neophyte with just eight years in the Illinois state Senate and four years in the United States Senate, the majority of which he had spent campaigning to be president. He was free to make as many fanciful promises as he wanted and he did ("This was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal.").
But now, Obama has a record. And Americans are not happy with it. That is why Obama is giving a "framing" speech in Cleveland, Ohio, today. The Wall Street Journal reports: "President Barack Obama will use his campaign policy speech in Cleveland on Thursday to present a fresh economic argument that his team hopes will cement their efforts to frame the election as a choice between two starkly different visions for the future, not a referendum on an incumbent overseeing a still-sluggish economy."
But will voters ignore Obama's record and fall for his rhetoric again? Discussions with voters in swing states seem to suggest not. National Journal's Josh Kraushaar reports:
Last night, veteran Democratic pollster Peter Hart conducted a focus group featuring 12 undecided, ticket-splitting voters in Colorado, which illustrated the tough challenge President Obama faces in winning a second term. … After being shown footage of a campaign speech by Obama, the prevailing sentiment was that the president was a slick salesman, but his words didn't match his actions. "I got duped. I fell under his spell. What he's done with the car industry is the only real success," said Patrick Allen, a 27-year-old health care consultant, who voted for Obama in 2008. "I feel like I was somewhat lied to."
How many other Obama 2008 voters feel they got duped? Like they were lied to? According to fundraising data showing Obama donations have fallen off sharply among both liberal centrists and far left liberals, lots of them.
Can one Obama speech really change all that?
Campaign 2012
Romney: Casino magnate Sheldon Adelson has pledged to give $10 million to the Super PAC supporting Romney, Restore Our Future. And the Romney campaign has posted a 30-second video ready to be put on tv that uses Obama's "private sector is doing fine" quote against him.
Obama: A new study by Stanford political scientist Adam Bonica shows that the 90 percent of Obama 2008 donors that have abandoned him in 2012 are disproportionately centrists and very liberal Democrats, while regular Democrats have stuck by the president.
Around the Bigs
The Washington Post, Attorney General Holder embattled on two fronts: Next week, a House committee could vote to cite him for contempt of Congress, accusing him of withholding information involving a botched gun-trafficking investigation in Arizona. He also is facing questions about his oversight of an investigation of national security data leaked to reporters.
The Los Angeles Times, Catholic bishops say fight with Obama is over freedom of religion: Stung by criticism that they are engaging in partisan attacks in a presidential campaign, the nation's Roman Catholic bishops insisted Wednesday that their fight with President Obama has nothing to do with party politics or contraception, and everything to do with what they see as a fundamental assault on religious liberty.
The Wall Street Journal, Spanish Yields Hit Fresh High: Spanish government bond yields hit a fresh euro-era high Thursday after Moody's Investors Service became the latest ratings agency to downgrade the beleaguered nation's debt, increasing speculation that a full bailout for Spain isn't far away.
The New York Times, How Broccoli Landed on Supreme Court Menu: How broccoli has captured the public imagination and become the defining symbol for what may be the most important Supreme Court ruling in decades, one that is expected any day and could narrow the established limits of federal power and even overturn the legal underpinnings of the New Deal.
Righty Playbook
The New York Times' Ross Douthat explains why amnesty is not happening anytime soon.
The Heritage Foundation's James Sherk and George Mason Law School's Todd Zywicki show that not only did Obama's GM bailout cost taxpayer $23 billion, but contrary to White House claims, the UAW did not have to sacrifice any pay or benefits in the process.Sen. Jim DeMint's, R-S.C., pickpocket blog details how liberal environmentalists are using supposedly conservative front groups to lobby for the Law of the Sea treaty.
Lefty Playbook
The Atlantic's Elspeth Reeve hopes Obama will fire up his youth base by legalizing marijuana.
Mother Jones' Kate Sheppard says Republicans are trying to block abortions for raped soldiers.
The New Republic's Noam Scheiber admits, "Of course health care reform made it harder for Obama to get more stimulus and speed up the recovery."


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The European Commission - in cooperation with the Council of Europe - has convened a high level international conference in Brussels on 2 and 3 October 2014 to take stock of progress and lessons learned in integrating Roma at the local level with the support of the ROMACT programme.
The European Economic and Social Committee and Eurofound are jointly organising a conference in Brussels on 16 June 2014 on the measures taken at European level to step up active inclusion and social investment.
The conference on Mobilising Social Policy Innovation, held on 19 and 20 May in Brussels, showed broad agreement amongst the participants on the need for social policy innovation and social enterprises to be given a greater role in delivering the social outcomes European citizens expect.
Two years after adopting the White Paper on Pensions, what progress was made to ensure the sustainability of EU pension systems in the future? What are the challenges still to be faced?
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A 48-page report released today by a former state attorney general has found allegations of wrongdoing by Vito Giacalone in his role heading the Gloucester Fishing Community Preservation Fund "without merit" and with no "credible basis."
The investigation and report, filled with compliments and praise for Giacalone, in one place noting that his many admirers consider him a "genius" of foresight, was commissioned and financed by the preservation fund, for which Giacalone serves as president and executive director.
The report was presented to the Times at a meeting and joint interview at the newspaper attended by the author, former Attorney General Scott Harshbarger and the preservation fund board -- Giacalone, Jackie Odell, who is also executive director of the Northeast Seafood Coalition, Dale Brown, a senior staffer in the administration of former Mayor John Bell, and Angela Sanfilippo, president of the Gloucester Fishermen's Wives Association.
But in upholding Giacalone's actions at the fund, which was organized as a nonprofit corporation in 2007 and vested with $12 million from the state to serve as a permit bank for Gloucester boats, the Harsgbarger report did recommend that the board, be doubled in size from four to eight. And the report raises a number of other questions, suggesting at one point that Gloucester's two state lawmakers urged the Preservation Fund to seek counsel and look into its structure merely as a way to "cover" themselves, and suggesting that questions regarding perceived conflicts of interest on Giacalone's part were fabricated and motivated by business competition.
The investigation by the preservation fund last August following a report in the Times on a letter to Giacalone and former Mayor Bell, president of the Northeast Seafood Coaltion from state Sen. Bruce Tarr and Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante.
The Harshbarger report indicated that Tarr and Ferrante told Harsbarger's team that their own letter as nothing more than a formality the Tarr-Ferrante letter which "strongly recommended" the two organizations which have interlocked boards of directors, "seek advice from legal counsel regarding their respective obligations under the law." Neither Tarr nor Ferrante had returned calls to the Times seeking comment as of this afternoon.


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Reggie Bush was held to just four carries for 21 yards and one reception for eight yards during the Miami Dolphins' blowout loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. Daniel Thomas saw more touches out of the backfield, picking up 21 yards rushing on five carries and 34 yards receiving off five catches.
Bush has yet to pick up over 100 yards of total offense in a single since Week 2, which also happens to be the last time he has scored a touchdown this season. He has no support from the passing game Sunday, as rookie Ryan Tannehill threw three interceptions.
Fantasy Impact: Tannehill's struggles put the Dolphins in a hole they couldn't dig themselves out from. Still, it was interesting that the team turned to Thomas more often than Bush. The Dolphins have been splitting touches more or less equally over the last three games, which has essentially negates the upside of both backs.
Next week's game against the Buffalo Bills looks like a prime matchup, but then again so did the Titans. Deploy Bush and/or Thomas at your own risk.
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My 7D with the 16-35mm II, I used the Photographers Ephmerisis app to time and locate sunrise, fun stuff.Let There Be Light! Sunrise in Monument Valley by Jaw's Dad, on Flickr
I'm really enjoying my new 16-35. I'm glad I didn't wait for the rumored 14-24. Here's one that, apparently, Flickr folks like.Paw prints in the sands by Christian Ronnel, on Flickr
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Government funding available for Walthamstow community projects
2:36pm Saturday 29th December 2012 in News
FUNDING is available for voluntary groups committed to improving the quality of life in Walthamstow.
Community group Wood Street First has £8,500 of government funding to spend on projects which aim to benefit people living in Wood Street ward.
Voluntary groups can access between £250 and £2,500 of the total amount provided by the Community Development Foundation for their project if it addresses one of five criteria.
Thse are crime prevention, improving the environment, activities for young people, activities for old people and improving the lives of children and young people.
However, the projects must be able to match the funding they receive with income from other sources, or by providing an equivalent value of donated goods or volunteer time for the initiative.
All applications must be submitted by Monday, February 4, to the email address on the form available on woodstreetfirst.org.
The winning projects will be chosen by Wood Street First at a meeting on Tuesday, February 12.
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Techno3 wrote:Crime prevention sounds like the needs of normal people to me...
So if you are a group catering for the needs of normal adults without peddling the latest eco-nonsense, don't bother.
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Alan_1976 wrote:Firstly Happy New Year to you all.
Techno3 wrote:Crime prevention sounds like the needs of normal people to me...
So if you are a group catering for the needs of normal adults without peddling the latest eco-nonsense, don't bother.
It seems they are the very sector who are not ! ...... but then, what is 'normal' these days?
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Area contractors will soon have access to a powerful new online tool, courtesy of the City of Kansas City, Mo., and the Builders' Association.
The Kansas City Plan Room will launch Oct. 1. This Web site (www.kcmoplanroom.org) will allow contractors to download and print construction plans and bidding documents for free. Non-computer users can access the Kansas City Plan Room with assistance at Internet-viable plan rooms and print houses throughout the city and across the country. In addition, the plan room is an interactive tool which allows potential bidders to make electronic notes on the City's plans, make measurements and count units to cost out a bid.
"This partnership is a great boon for contractors and the City," said Assistant City Manager John Franklin. "By eliminating much of the cost of obtaining plans, we hope to draw more potential bidders to City projects and, in doing so, reduce costs for our residents."
Historically, contractors have used services that charged per-page download fees or a general fee to access bids and plan documents. This initiative provides these documents free of charge, which gives prospective bidders the opportunity to download information and take it to the print house of their choice.
"The Builders' Association believes it is important for public entities to widely and freely distribute their bidding documents to all potential bidders," said Dan Morgan, president of the Builders' Association.
The Kansas City Plan Room will be accessible through the City's online bid page at www.kcmo.org. All City projects advertised before Oct. 1 will remain posted on the World Plan Room (www.westblue.com/wpr.aspx) until the final bid opening.
"The Kansas City Plan Room will have an impact far beyond our city's construction projects," Franklin said. "This program will offer an opportunity to businesses of all sizes to come to the table and bid on City projects. This innovative program may become a gold standard modeled by municipalities across the country."
For more information about the Kansas City Plan Room, contact Sean Demory, Kansas City Plan Room administrator in the Capital Improvements Management Office, at firstname.lastname@example.com or (816) 513-0059.


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Pleckgate: 'Speed up probe into suspensions'
12:00pm Friday 28th February 2014 in News
EDUCATION officials must carryout a speedy investigation into the suspension of two senior teachers at a Blackburn school, its chairman of governors has said.
It is understood that parents are organising a petition in support of the suspended Pleckgate teachers, deputy head Nic Ford and assistant head Rob Hamilton.
Headteacher Cherry Ridgway took an extended leave of absence just a few days after the suspensions of the two members of her leadership team.
Chair of governors Aziz Hazari said he was trying to resolve their suspensions quickly with Blackburn with Darwen Council. He said the teachers had inspired a petition of support amongst parents in the area.
The Lancashire Telegraph has also received messages of support for the two teachers.
Mr Hazari said: "It's been brought to my attention, and though it isn't my place to be told what these suspensions are for, I hope to see a quick resolution from the council.
"Rob has been a teacher at Pleckgate for 20 years, has an impeccable record and I have known him personally for ten years.
"He is a household name in the neighbourhood. Nic has been there for four and they both have had my confidence as a parent.
"I am pushing the local authority to proceed quickly because staff and the community in general are not happy with what's happened." However the decision to make Mark Bradshaw acting head was a brilliant move and the school as a whole has rallied nonetheless."
The school was placed into special measures after Ofsted found there was 'a culture of mistrust' at the school between governors, teachers and Ms Ridgway.
It was announced that Ms Ridgway had decided to take an extended leave of absence on Thursday, February 13. Mr Ford and Mr Hamilton had been suspended the previous Friday.
Director of Children's Services at Blackburn with Darwen Council Linda Clegg, said: "Suspension is a neutral act until an investigation is concluded."
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With regard to Rob Hamilton, Nic Ford and Craig Neilson, I can also vouch for their excellent professional conduct and integrity - not to mention their commitment to the pupils of Pleckgate. The appalling treatment of Val Murray, another excellent teacher with the same professional standards as the three aforementioned gentlemen, should also be investigated. There are numerous other members of teaching and non-teaching Pleckgate staff who have also been treated in a diabolical fashion. Some remain at the school whilst others managed to escape. All deserve justice.
I also applaud the appointment of Mark Bradshaw as acting head and wish my former colleagues - many of them good friends - success in restoring Pleckgate High School to its former standing in the community.
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10:05am Sat 1 Mar 14
Sue Lee says...
No-one inside school, town hall, MP, so-called teaching unions, taking any leadership as children suffer.
Is the headmistress dead and buried? Cost?
Watch next. Some outsiders drafted in like at the hospital to gloss over the problems.
11:11am Sat 1 Mar 14
monopoly says...
Sue Lee wrote:Couldn't agree more,my thoughts exactly. I have a child that is in year 11 and seriously worry what effect this has had on his education, as i'm sure so do lots of other parents.
Still no real apology never mind explanation of how all this was allowed to happen?
No-one inside school, town hall, MP, so-called teaching unions, taking any leadership as children suffer.
Is the headmistress dead and buried? Cost?
Watch next. Some outsiders drafted in like at the hospital to gloss over the problems.
11:46am Sat 1 Mar 14
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12:32pm Sat 1 Mar 14
Ex teacher says...
The aforementioned enquiry presumably exonerated Ms Ridgway - surely , in the light of what has happened at Pleckgate there should be some investigation into these findings? . It also follows, that in the light of the above the LA are unlikely to act decisively !
12:40pm Sat 1 Mar 14
Artiefrancie says...
The above is the quote from from the Lancashire Telegraph report 28.02.14 shown above these comments.
The suspended staff are some of the most dedicated staff at Pleckgate and are sorely missed by staff members and pupils alike.
Has an investigation started? How much time is being devoted to it?
Given that "the Headteacher agreed to take some extended personal time off" on 13th February It appears that the LA are not rushing to conclude this matter. Where are they up to with this investigation? How much say will governors be given in the matter? How and when will parents be consulted? I know that the LA are busy, I know that they are understaffed and stretched at present but........"The year 11 pupils at this school have one chance to make a success of their exams." This fiasco dragging on is in danger of affecting their results and their morale. Get the suspended staff back in. They should never have been suspended in the first place. Any investigation could have taken place whilst they were still in post. Hang on in there Pleckgate.......The LA may yet get it right!
3:04pm Sat 1 Mar 14
Secondchild says...
The current situation begs the question what role are the town councillors playing in this saga. Surely they should have been asking and seeking answers from the LEA as to what was going on long time ago. To my knowledge only one councillor has been prepared to put his head above the parapet and this was unfortunately in support of the now proven disastrous regime lead by Ms Ridgway. It is time that parents demand, from their councillors, a rapid resolution to all the outstanding problems including the restoration those members of staff wrongly suspended. In addition the councillors should be initiating an investigation into the fitness for purpose of the LEA. At the end of the day it is the people of Blackburn who pay for the education of their children, through taxes and rates, and they have the right to be assured that their children are receiving the best.
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nary processes have been activated. Coincidentally it appears that those who invoked the whistle blowing policy seem to have been singled out.
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