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Council fails to have architect jailed
11 August 2006 15:18
Dublin City Council has failed in an attempt to have architect David Grant jailed for not complying with a High Court order.
He was ordered to effectively re-build four Georgian properties on Gardiner Street in Dublin, having carried out extensive unauthorised works on them.
Mr Grant was the subject of an RTÉ Prime Time documentary two months later. He claims his practice as an architect disappeared practically overnight as a result of the programme.
This morning, lawyers for Dublin City Council said Mr Grant had made very little progress in raising the funds he needs to restore the buildings and comply with the order.
He intends to sell two properties - one on Adelaide Road in Dublin and a site in Kilcoole in Co Wicklow - but the court heard those properties are already the subject of a charge from the Bank of Scotland.
The council said the case had been adjourned seven times and asked the court to jail Mr Grant for his failure to comply with the order.
Mr Justice Budd said that although Mr Grant was still in defiance of the court he seemed to be making some efforts, however slow they were.
He said he would give him some 'breathing space'. He adjourned the case until 16 October, but said he wanted to see some progress as Mr Grant was running out of time.
parka wrote:Taken from AJ. Is he the same man???
The ARB has successfully prosecuted a man who falsely advertised his company as an architect's practice.
David Grant, head of Inspire Designs in east London, was found guilty of breaching Section 20 of the Architects Act, and was ordered to pay £1,500 in fines and costs by Stratford magistrates.
Grant did not attend the 6 September hearing, nor did he submit any mitigation in his defence.
A spokesman from the ARB's regulation department said after the hearing: 'Mr Grant had falsely advertised his firm under an 'Architects' listing in the Estates Gazette.
'This was a blatant attempt to mislead members of the public into believing that his firm was a reputable firm of architects. Not only does this mislead consumers, it also undermines the profession's integrity in the eyes of the public.'
The spokesman added: 'The board remains committed to prosecuting individuals who act in such a manner.'
by Richard Vaughan
S.O.S. wrote:If it is the same guy then he is still in business
Is this the guy?
PVC King wrote:to firstname.lastname@example.com
I would be grateful if you could confirm if you were practicing in Dublin at any point over the past ten years. I appreciate that this may seem like a strange request but I would offer that clearing up any confusion with a David Grant once based in Dublin would be entirely beneficial to your practice.
I look forward to hearing from you
PVC King wrote:Got an e-mail back from the site in question stating that he had never practiced in Dublin; there is a good article in this for a journalist either tracking the guy down to a fairly unsalubrious part of the M25 connurbation or highlighting the risks of bloggers linking a common name with an entirely innocent party.
SirRaymondMang wrote:Where are these articles he claimed to have published in the Sunday Times and Irish Independent?
fined £200 and ordered to pay £1,300 costs
SirRaymondMang wrote:to quote his website
"Our principal: Mr. David Grant has over 25 years experience in Architecture, Design property development and planning applications, of small, medium and large scale projects. We have completed design projects in 7 countries.
He has been consulted as an expert & written articles published in "The Sunday Times" & "The Irish Independent" Newspapers."
parka wrote:is a certificate in building studies (if lucky).
It is quite worrying that qualifications in any profession mean so little these days.


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NATIONAL – Break the Cycle and the National Dating Abuse Helpline, a project of the National Council on Family Violence, are joining forces to create a new and improved loveisrespect.org to engage, educate and empower teens and young adults to prevent and end abusive relationships. Break the Cycle has more than 15 years of experience with providing training, education, online resources, advocacy and activism and the National Dating Abuse Helpline provides the only peer-to-peer online chat in the country where trained advocates can give advice to teens and young adults. "This revolutionary partnership will establish loveisrespect.org as the ultimate source of help and information for teens and young adults," said Break the Cycle Executive Director Marjorie Gilberg. The revamped site is expected to launch this summer.
CA – Chris Brown completed his year-long domestic violence counseling program late last year. Brown was required by Los Angeles Superior Court to attend the sessions as part of his plea agreement for assaulting his then-girlfriend, Rihanna, in 2009. Brown tweeted a picture of his certificate for completing the class online and said via Twitter, "I have enough self-respect and decency to be proud of completing this DV class…Boyz run from [their] mistakes…Men learn from them!!! thx," the Los Angeles Times reports. Brown is serving five years of probation.
MO – State Attorney General Chris Koster announced a series of recommendations to improve domestic violence laws and court practices in the state. They include a constant definition of domestic violence, harsher penalties for those who violate protection orders, and ways that law enforcement officials, courts and victim advocates should treat victims. Koster created an expert task force in September to analyze the state's domestic violence laws, after making a campaign promise to Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence Executive Director Colleen Coble, the Springfield News-Leader reports. Senator John Lamping (R-Ladue) pledged to sponsor legislation backing the changes. Read the task force's full recommendations here.
NV – The Humane Society of the United States and the Nevada Network Against Domestic Violence (NNADV) are sponsoring a statewide 'pet foster care network' so that domestic violence victims and their pets can leave dangerous situations. "Concerns about pets and how to protect them from violence too, are one of many factors that confront women thinking about leaving," said NNADV Executive Director Sue Meuschke. On a national level, groups are developing a directory that will list contact information and background for every safe haven for pets program in the United States.
NY – Earlier this month, a jury found Muzzammil Hassan guilty of killing, Aasiya Hassan, his wife. Hassan stabbed her more than 40 times in the face, back and chest and decapitated her inside the television studio the couple had opened to counter negative stereotypes of Muslims after the September 11 attacks. Hassan claimed during the trial that his wife abused him and he was afraid of her. "We hope the public realizes that this case is not exclusively a cultural issue or a problem within a specific community," wrote Remla Parthasarathy with the Erie County Coalition Against Family Violence in a February 12 op-ed in the Buffalo News "Because of the ethnic origin of the defendant and victim, it would be easy to mistakenly dismiss this case as a 'cultural concern.' The reality is this is a domestic violence case, and the defendant manipulated his cultural norms to maintain his power and control over his spouse, as abusers in every culture do."
AFGHANISTAN – The government is considering a proposal to take over operations of the country's women's shelters. The advocacy group Human Rights Watch warns that doing so would result in some shelters closing, restrictions on women's freedom of movement, compulsory forensic exams, a likely reduction in protection for shelter residents, and the possible expulsion of women who still need help. "The new rules speak to the suspicions that women's shelters still generate in this deeply conservative society, where the shelters have come to symbolize the competition between modern values and traditional Afghan ways," the New York Times reports. The government sent a letter to shelters in January ordering them to transfer control within 45 days, but the Council of Ministers must approve the draft legislation first, which has not yet happened.
CANADA – The Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada is presenting a full-length ballet to educate audiences about the dangers associated with domestic violence. New Brunswick Silent Witness Committee asked choreographer Igor Dobrovolskiy to create the ballet. A silent witness exhibit of 21 life-size, red silhouettes of women representing New Brunswick women who were murdered by husbands, boyfriends or other partners will accompany the ballet as it travels across the country. The Ghosts of Violence debuted on February 15 and will tour through every Canadian province.


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Alice Spearman, who has served on the Oakland school board since 2005, lost re-election last month to her challenger, James Harris. She soon filed a motion to declare Harris ineligible for her seat, saying the Oakland resident lived in the San Leandro school district and, thus, couldn't represent OUSD on the school board.
This week, Alameda Superior Court Judge Evelio Grillo made a tentative ruling, denying Spearman's motion. Here is the text of the ruling, made Tuesday:
"This Tentative Ruling is issued by Judge Evelio Grillo Petitioner's motion for an order declaring Real Party in Interest James Harris ineligible for, and enjoining him from assuming, the office of School District Director is DENIED. The Oakland City Charter expressly defines the boundaries of the School District's seven "School Directors' Districts": "The elected School Directors' Districts shall have the same boundaries as the seven [City] Council Districts." It also specifies that "District School Directors ... shall be required to have the same qualifications [as members of the Council]." Real Party in Interest Harris undisputedly lives within Council District Seven. He is therefore qualified to be elected to the corresponding School Director's District. The statutes Petitioner cites-Elections Code § 201 and Education Code § 35107 (as construed in Request of Tijerina & Revira (2000) 83 Ops. Cal. Atty. Gen. 181)-only dictate that, if Oakland's charter did not specifically define School Directors' Districts for purposes of election qualifications, Harris would have to prove that he lived in the School Director District in which he had been elected. But Oakland has exercised its power under the State Constitution "to provide [in its Charter] ... for the manner in which ... the members of boards of education shall be elected ... [and] for their qualifications, [etc.]" (Cal. Const., art. IX, § 16.) The Charter language by which it exercised that power is unambiguous. Although the application of that plain language produces oddities-i.e., Mr. Harris evidently could not vote for himself, and he might as a Director support the issuance of bonds that will lead to taxes he himself will not have to pay-those oddities do not rise to the level of an absurd result requiring this court to not apply the Charter's plain language."


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As an emergency room physician rushes to a patient, he glances at a QR code by the door to the patient's room and immediately can see the man's medical history and the nurse's notes.
The information, which the the doctor can see without ever looking away from the patient, may help save the patient's life, and was accessed on Google Glass.
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This isn't a dream scenario for doctors at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. ER doctors there are four months into a pilot program where they are using Google's computerized eyeglasses to help treat patients.
Google's wearable computer, which is still in beta testing, is helping these doctors connect with their patients while accessing the information they need to treat them quickly.
"The grand challenge of health IT has always been about delivering the right information to the right person at the right time," said Dr. Steven Horng, an emergency physician and assistant director of emergency informatics at Beth Israel. "A lot of our interaction is that connection and making patients feel comfortable. The more we can maintain that eye contact and that conversation, the better the patient feels. Google Glass helps us do that."
Google Glass brings the data to the doctors, instead of the doctors going to the data.
Patrick Moorhead, an analyst with Moor Insights & Strategy, said he sees a big future for wearable computers in the healthcare field.
"Wearables, like Glass, in the ER, if done correctly, could be a breakthrough for patients and hospital staff," Moorhead said. "It saves time and makes the attending doctor more focused on the patient than the computer."
Beth Israel, a teaching hospital that handles three quarters of a million patient visits every year, has been running a pilot program with Google Glass since December.
The program started with two emergency room doctors sharing four pairs of the computerized eyeglasses. Last week, the hospital expanded the program to include 10 doctors.
The program next will likely expand to cardiology and surgical groups. For the first six months or so, however, the focus is solely on the ER, said John Halamka, a physician and the CIO at Beth Israel.
Halamka said 10 years ago he imagined a device that doctors could use to give them critical patient information -- medical history, x-rays, medication lists, nurses' notes, lab reports -- while they're interacting with the patient.


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Guardian voices: Eliana on the Ross case
Since this nightmare began nine months ago, my integrity, intelligence and independence have been attacked over and over again by individuals claiming to defend me. In every instance, I've been cast as an immigrant woman with limited English proficiency who is incapable of asserting her rights, understanding domestic violence, or speaking with her own voice. I've been characterized as ignorant, submissive, vulnerable -- but also hysterical, vindictive and manipulative. I'm either a "hot-blooded Latina" or a fool, duped by my husband.
The mayor and his allies -- each with their political or financial interest at stake -– have lined up to silence me or distort what really happened. They claim my voice doesn't matter, that I can't be trusted, but, have they ever, ever, bothered to talk to me directly? No.
They prefer an inflammatory vague 50-second video clip to the truth. In the midst of an argument on December 31, 2011, my husband grabbed my arm for a second and bruised me -- it was not intentional. I have never recanted this fact. He was wrong, and he apologized. That was the extent of it. I know this because I was there. It was my experience. It happened to me. And it never happened before.
After the argument, I made the irreversible decision to trust a neighbor who represented herself as an attorney because of potential custody issues complicated by the fact that I didn't have my Green Card yet.
That violation of trust, followed by a surreal chain of events triggered the unimaginable. Without my consent, confidential information was floated to media operatives. Four days later, again without my consent, the police were called. Clearly there was no emergency. This all happened before Ross was sheriff.
On January 13, Ross was forcibly separated away from me and our son -- something I never wanted nor was consulted about. This devastated us. By trying to take responsibility and hoping to reunite us sooner, in March, Ross took a plea that I never wanted him to take. When Ross wouldn't resign as Sheriff, they suspended him without pay causing me and our son to relocate to Venezuela where I could work.
From afar, when the Ethics Commission deliberations began, me and many Latinos watched democracy tested in San Francisco. Ultimately, all the charges they piled on against Ross were unanimously rejected. All, but the very charge that Ross handed them back in March so that we could move forward.
After seven long months of being forced apart, we're now reunited, family-strong and committed to seeing this process through. But what many don't know or find hard to believe is how local officials tried to use my family as a weapon to remove Ross from elected office. When Ross wouldn't resign, they dehumanized him in the press or attacked my credibility to suit their narrative.
At the very beginning of this madness, from the police releasing the worst photo of Ross to their leaking of private information, to the District Attorney's total disregard for me or my son's well-being, to the mayor's taking action against Ross without ever talking to me, to the Ethics Commission's insult to my integrity -- it all sends the message that if you are a woman in San Francisco and involved in a domestic violence situation, the last thing you would ever want to do is reach out to those authorities we need to trust.
In part, that may explain a report recently on local National Public Radio that San Francisco has the lowest prosecution of DV cases among the nine Bay Area counties. Those statistics aren't improved by ignoring the voters that elected Ross as sheriff.
Make no mistake. The mayor wants the Board of Supervisor's October 9 vote on my family's future to occur in the most political atmosphere possible. Not even the appearance of political motive seems to matter since the mayor opposed delaying the vote until after the November election. This isn't about me or my husband. This is about a political machine that has attempted to turn one woman's body into the biggest blow against progressive politics in San Francisco in decades.
Eliana Lopez is a mother, wife to Ross Mirkarimi, and a film, television and theater actress. For more information: www.friendsofross.com; facebook: stand with ross
Just go away. Forever. Please. You have no shame.
This commenter has been throroughly disgusting at every turn.
nor a heart.
You are describing yourself. Why don't you take that advice.
No it is you that needs to go away. Thanks.
Tsk tsk.
There's only one lonely sad feminist who supports Ross, but she'd like you to think there were legion.
What is the best way to remove a setting Sheriff from office after you failed to buy the office. Well let's see. First you have to understand that the only legal means is impeachment. Now what qualifies as an impeachable offensive? Wow, there's only ONE for a seated Sheriff and I'll give you one guess what it is "Domestic Violence". Now add to that the fact that San Francisco police department has had substantial budget cuts that directly effects citizens safety, but 6 POLICE officers from a stressed budget can be used to go door to door asking question about their neighbor the Sheriff, exspecially when no charges were filed. Understanding SF has one of the lowest prosecution rates of DV, these actions are unprecedented. Mix this up with an Organization that was lied to and used to validate their political grab, which to me is emotional rape. To use a Organization that has always protected women and their children to tear apart a family and rip a child from his father at an age that could scare him for life is more than unforgivable
"Wow, did I fuck up or what?"
You recorded yourself on videotape, in tears, discussing how you feared your husband (an elected official), showing bruises he had inflicted upon you, and stating that it had happened prior.
And it didn't turn out too well?
Gee, no shit, huh? Moron.
Nobody has ever listen to what Eliana Lopez had to say, the DA, the courts (Judge Breal, Judge Wong), the SF appeals court, the DV advocates, the so called ethics commission, the Mayor, the city attorney and his staff, the Chronicle newspaper, etc...
This city is rotten to the core. Thanks.
seemingly chronic inability to shut her mouth at the right times and open it when it helps her case. She's evidently learned nothing during the intervening 10 months.
Also - why do her texts read like someone who struggles with English while this prose flows like warm honey? Curious that...
conversation about what happened in her life and why. Perhaps you need to read the record,especially her testimony ...long , elegant testimony.,.in front of the Ethics Commission. She rocked city hall, making the ethics czarinas decidedly uncomfortable with their forgone conclusion and vote.
You're so transparent with your "elegant" in reference to Eliana and your mean-spirited asides towards feminist women, like "ethnic czarinas." You are shameful - stay in Sacramento and leave the SF politics up to people, like me, who actually live here.
Not that it is anything surprising. Its exactly the kind of behavior you'd expect from a Troll, which is why I prefer that screen name over the many others it uses.
Guest referred to "ethics czarinas" *not* "ethnic czarinas" ... and, good point Guest!
Everyone appreciates your efforts.
"Ethnic czarina" your words?
The original commenter wrote of "Ethics Czarinas" -- not "Ethnic Czarinas"; Troll II, Orwell's Uterus, Ruth Bladder Ginsu, -- Enrique? -- you are a truly vile creature.
shut up when he tells them to. When they don't obey, he "learns" them. This is the perfect time for Eliana to be heard. The BOS takes up the matter Oct. 9.
He certainly has strong opinions on the matter - now doesn't he?
Okay. So now he grabbed her arm and bruised her. At the ethics hearing she said that she jerked her arm away and bruised herself.
Just trying to keep track of the amazing wonder-bruise and its current status.
Also, not sure why anyone would feel entitled to have the timing of the vote delayed so that the voters would not know how their representatives handled it. When do we ever take steps to make sure that the voters have less information about how their representatives act?
First she says there have been other bruises, then just one but Ross caused it, then it was really because she "pulled away".
Who can believe a word that comes out of the mouth of this woefully miserable specimen? She schemed, it backfired, and now she wants our pity?
Ross and Eliana are perfect each other. Just somewhere else. In the name of God, woman, go.
Eliana never said "there have been other bruises"
You call her, feminist that you are," a woefully miserable specimen"
Let's see what you look like.
as for the God you invoke, do you also believe in the tooth fairy?
This city owe an apology to Eliana Lopez.
It is also the duty of the board of supervisors to reinstate the duly elected sheriff of San Francisco.
Now you go away Guest. Thanks.
try this on yourself. grab your own arm and then pull away swiftly..Are you strong enough? is there a bruise?
Behind those innocent appearing rational arguments to defend the anti Domestic violence movement is the face of tyranny abolishing democracy and the will of the voters and this tyrant will always come as a rational voice in this instance here to protect the people from a man who grabbed his wife's arm and left a black and blue mark. The black and blue mark cannot be high jacked to serve a corrupt mayor steeped in election and ballot fraud and corruption going back 2 decades nor can these same interests be allowed to high jack the anti domestic violence movement with payments for billboards and promises of funding.
too much trouble for you to do some work? Eliana testified that he grabbed her arm and that she pulled away...
...to a video camera, n tears, that this was the second time this was happening. I believed her then; her subsequent versions, not so much.
What we saw on video was authentic and spontaneous. There is no question as to which of her two contradictory accounts is more honest and valid and truthful.
I hope that Eliana Lopez realizes that the mean commenters here are the very same trolls who show up here day after day to bash progressives. I hope she doesn't take it to heart. I hope she knows that she has a lot of support of most reasonable San Franciscans who are appalled at the way her family has been used as a weapon for political purposes. I hope she knows that the vast majority of people admire her for the way she has held up through all this. For standing up for her family and for the dignity of all women. I hope that Ms. Lopez knows that she was magnificent when she went before the Ethics Commission. And that she has every reason to hold her head high. But then I suspect she does know this. And that what a few vindictive types have to say is truly not important.
the rest think he and Eliana should exit stage left.
Ana, please try to remember that a lot of us who want Mirkarimi gone ARE progressives. Wanting an abusive liar gone from any position of responsibility in city government is a progressive position.
I don't think so.
...like we thought Mirkarimi was before this incident. Many of us who want him gone thought he was a great D5 supe and supported his sheriff campaign, including with money.
Ross didn't lie, Eliana didn't lie, you lie by pretending to be a progressive.
Someone disagrees with your point of view and that justifies calling them a whore? How progressive and tolerant of you.
nor will I ever be a "progressive".
It must be difficult for you to have that name,Whoretencia.
@Hortencia. It appears that there is more evidence of official misconduct by the Mayor and the city attorney than by the Sheriff. Thanks.
Yes, Hortencia.
Aaron Peskin said that Walter Wong said that Ed Lee lied.
How can you possibly dispute that incontrovertible evidence?
And don't give us that hearsay crap. Aaron Peskin is a Progressive, making hearsay laws irrelevant. As a Progressive his word is taken as truth above all others.
hear hear! (or is it here here?)
This conspiracy angle of hers is so weird, it pushes all of the left wing conspiracy buttons, and comes up with nothing. Anyone who falls for all of those strung together catch-all Cliché's is a serious dupe.
As Sheriff Ross was done as a legislator, he may have been able to mouth off to the true believers, but as Sheriff he was heading towards semi-non-entity status. Why the conspiracy would waste it's time on him is a mystery. That "progressives" eat this conspiracy non sense up is just comical.
Why when a politician or public figure gets caught doing something stupid it's everyone else's fault?
"After the argument, I made the irreversible decision to trust a neighbor who represented herself as an attorney because of potential custody issues complicated by the fact that I didn't have my Green Card yet."
Huh? A Green Card takes three months to get. You've been here for years.
Don't believe it.
now I suggest you go to www.citireport.com and read Ivory Madison, in her own words.
She'd be a good nightmare match for you.
Normally, getting a Green Card for the spouse of a US citizen is pretty straightforward.
I guess that if there are complications, there are complications...
"From afar, when the Ethics Commission deliberations began, me and many Latinos watched democracy tested in San Francisco."
And those evil domestic violence advocates are all white, aren't they, Eliana?
She just can't help continuing to play the race card, can't she?
have been bought off and are now part of the conspiracy. Hopefully Eliana, queen of the Latinas, can "educate" them after she's done spinning her little tale of woe. One, I might add, in which her husband plays little to no part.
"At the very beginning of this madness, from the police releasing the worst photo of Ross"
You mean his mug shot? You are aware that the police don't take multiple mug shots and let the arrestee choose the best one? Next time Ross is arrested, tell him not to close his eyes for the mug shot - he'll get better with practice.
"This is about a political machine that has attempted to turn one woman's body into the biggest blow against progressive politics in San Francisco in decades."
Actually, the voters have dealt far bigger blows to progressive politics in San Francisco than this on repeated occasions...
This is so well-written and so truthful.
"This is so well-written and so truthful."
And I'm sure Eliana wrote every word of it!
Yeah, Eliana, we get it. You tried to manipulate your husband by conspiring with your neighbors to exaggerate Ross's abuse of you. Next thing you know, it's spiralled out of control, Ross loses his job, and you realise you've made an error.
Here's a clue lady - get over it. There are implications to all our misdeeds, and your cunning plan has backfired on you.
So who is worse here? Ross for his abuse and arrogance? Or you with your whiney, whimpering self-pity?
Frankly, ma'am, I don't give a damn. Nor does anyone else. You made your bed - now lie on it.
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Tucked behind trees not far from bustling Borough Hall Park are the stately Gothic revival windows of The Packer Collegiate Institute. In front of the school, three bikes of varying sizes are chained to the shiny black iron fence. A single stroller is parked. A large maroon and white "Packer" flag flutters above the entrance, right next to Old Glory.
Inside it's lunchtime. A group of high schoolers sit together in a clump, their heavy backpacks strewn around. A girl walks through the spacious, art-filled Founder's Hall in a black shirt and jeans with a lilac scarf wound loosely around her neck. Heavily framed portraits of the school's founders hang on dark paneled-wood walls. At a round table in the library, near an enormous fireplace, five students stare intently at their laptop computer screens.
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Packer Collegiate was among the forefront of New York City independent day schools to go wireless. The innovation certainly helps keep students in touch, like when Salas was able to reach a teacher at 9:30 p.m. to answer a question. But, as upper school head Susan Feibelman acknowledged, "It has its problem side. Teachers can feel they're always 'on.'"
Packer does not shy away from innovation and debate, and the school has always been progressive. Founded in 1845 as The Brooklyn Female Academy, it was the first independent school in Brooklyn.
The accessibility of staff and the mingling of younger and older students is intentional at Packer: this is perhaps most evident in the community center, an area where informal indoor space flows into a sunny, glassed-in Atrium and out into the leafy one-half-acre garden courtyard. All ages mingle in this lively gathering space. Packer prides itself on being "one school, one campus, all ages together," Feibelman said. High school students readily approach their head of school as she walks through the halls, and teacher and administrators' office doors are invitingly open. The entire 5th through 12th grade can gather in the chapel, a multi-purpose assembly room where students experience everything from guest speakers on Darfur to the music of the Packer Jam Society to mock presidential debates.
The TV shows Gossip Girl and Lipstick Jungle film on Packer's lovely campus in the off-season, but the school steers far from that glitzy aesthetic. In June, Ali Salas, her twin sister Marcel, and their friend, senior Adeyemi Mchunguzi, were awarded the New York City Princeton Prize in race relations for their documentary, Sticks and Stone May Break My Bones, But Words Will Never Hurt Me?. They interviewed Packer students and faculty to explore the power of biased language, focusing on the "N-word" and the phrase
"That's so gay." The resulting 12-minute documentary was shown to Packer students and used as a starting point for discussion.
"It was a controversial topic," Salas said, "but the administration was very supportive."
"Diversity is really comprehensive here," said Packer's diversity coordinator, Martha Haakmat.
Representing a wide cross-section of students is not something a full-time teacher juggles on the side—"being in charge of all the assemblies that look diverse and all of the snapshots in the calendar," she said. "Here we really try to not only talk about diversity, but to act on it and be role models."
About 30 percent at Packer Collegiate are students of color. "We work not only for racial diversity, we work for economic diversity as well," Feibelman said. A recent focus at Packer has been to increase the middle-class enrollment.
"We do it through financial aid," she explained, "and we're increasingly comfortable talking about it"—"it" being the issues of race, class and economics.
The school has two parent diversity groups and 10 student diversity clubs. As far as Gossip Girl co-opting the campus during the summer, Salas said there was some feeling of "retaliation among students who didn't want Packer to be seen that way." But the senior thought it was ultimately kind of cool: "My school's on TV!"
The school offers a wide array of electives. In the art studio, light pours through multiple skylights onto easels and canvases below. Art students wear dark blue smocks and sport iPods. In a science class, five seniors cluster around a little mouse in the making: "His name is Herbie the Mousebot," grins a six-foot-tall senior, flipping it over to show off the white rectangular "brain" underneath. Physics is taught first at Packer, then chemistry, then biology. This is in keeping with the "physics first movement," which has been slowly catching on since 1990. It's unusual to teach physics first, explains Salas, but physics provides a foundation for the other sciences. "Which, I mean, it works!" she shrugs amiably.
Students study world languages and use their acquired skills during trips to any number of places around the globe, from South Africa to Italy. Drama buffs can perform in the well-appointed theater: this year's play is Animal Crackers and the spring musical will be Pippin. Students have opportunities to explore dance, to participate in a writing workshop-style English class or to pick from a wide range of other electives. In addition to the usual array of physical activities, Packer offers taekwondo, yoga and squash.
"One of the most incredible things I've experienced at Packer is the SAIL program," Salas said.
SAIL stands for "Student Action Initiative and Leadership," in which 10th graders spend four days performing on-site service in the community. At the end of our tour, we visit history and social sciences teacher George Snook.
"Listen up now," he says to his class of 10 students, his glasses perched on the end of his nose. He's getting them ready to answer a "document based question," or DBQ, an activity in which students interpret the content of historical documents. "He elevates the level of expectation," Salas said. "He's not willing to lower them."
We also checked out upper school art teacher Kenneth Rush, about whom Salas says: "He's incredibly supportive. He makes everyone feel like an artist, no matter how bad they may be."
Back in Founder's Hall, we peruse the long list of upcoming college informational sessions. For Salas and her peers, college looms—as does, regrettably, the end of their Packer Collegiate days.
The Packer Collegiate Institute
170 Joralemon St.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201
718-250-0281, www.packer.edu
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A panel of guest speakers will discuss the issue of consent April 10 at 7 p.m. in McKelvey Campus Center's Berlin Student Lounge. A survivor of sexual assault, a Lawrence County assistant district attorney, and the executive director of the Lawrence County Crisis Shelter will share what it means to give and receive consent and the repercussions of sex without consent.
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on Jan 3, 2013 at 2:16 pm
If you can not put down the damn phone, stay away from the car. What's so important that it can't wait until you're done driving? Gawd knows most of the idiots out there can use every bit of concentration they have to avoid smashing into something or someone.
on Jan 3, 2013 at 2:49 pm
This new law about red light cameras misses the point. The problem is not that drivers haven't been sufficiently warned - they should always know they can be ticketed if driving unsafely. The real problem is that some of these greedy cities have recklessly lowered the yellow light timings to bring in more revenue. (Search for union city yellow light.) What we need is traffic engineers knowing that they'll go to prison if their timings cause a collision, just as they would if their negligence causes a building to collapse. The repercussions against Union City were way too mild; if that didn't violate criminal law, the law needs to be changed.
Independent verification of timings wouldn't hurt, and it's quite easy to do with a stopwatch. At a speed of 35 mph or higher, the yellow light must last at least 3.6 seconds. 40 mph, 3.9 seconds. 45 mph, 4.3 seconds. 25 mph or less, 3.0 seconds. That covers about all of Mountain View. If you see an intersection with less, raise hell!
on Jan 3, 2013 at 3:06 pm
Once again, I should read the actual source rather than trust the Mountain View Voice's summary. That bill does a lot more than what the Voice said - and I'm happy to see it mentions that an authority in charge of cameras must create guidelines "overseeing the establishment or change of signal phases and the timing thereof." I don't think that's strict enough, and I don't think the portion about warning drivers is necessary at all, but the bill seems to be generally progress at least.


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Springfield, Mass. -- September 28, 2011 -- Emily Pavlini scored one goal and added one assist to lead her Williams College field hockey team to a 3-0 victory over Springfield College on a pleasant evening at SC's Stagg Field.
With the win, Williams is 4-3, while Springfield falls to 0-7.
The Ephs scored all three goals in the first half. Pavlini, a sophomore midfielder from Far Hills, N.J., tallied the game's first goal at 8:11 into the contest. She was assisted by senior forward Margie Fulton (Wellesley, Mass.).
The second goal was produced by freshman forward Caitlin Conlon (Sudbury, Mass.) at the 23:39 mark. She was assisted by Pavlini.
Before the half was complete, Fulton scored the game's final goal at 34:14. It was unassisted.
Williams had the benefit of the remaining statistics. The Ephs outshot the Pride, 18-4. In terms of shots on goal, it was Williams 8, SC 0. In penalty corners, it was Williams 14, Springfield 7. The Pride did manage six penalty corners in the second half, same as the Ephs.
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"In Sanchez's work, we glimpse a little-known Key West, a multicultural and yet deeply self-contained place," writes Susan Henshaw Jones, president of the South Street Seaport Museum.
The show features 35 intaglios on loan from the Key West Art & Historical Society and private collectors around the world. "This show isn't just for Mario; it's for all of Key West," says Frank, adding that "A Fisherman's Dream" brings the island a step closer to "re-establishing the cultural bridge between Key West and Cuba."
While many of Sanchez's works will be in New York this year, the Gallery on Greene still overflows with the work of numerous Key West artists. Peter Vey's paintings, for example, bring the warmth and color of the tropics indoors, transporting walls in any northern town into a place where palm trees thrive, poincianas bloom, and historic homes need not be white. "There's plenty of art that throws you into an introspective tailspin. I like to celebrate life. That's important to me," says Vey.
William Bradley Thompson's works celebrate life just as vividly, turning a living room remembered from his childhood into an absorbing array of colors, making it abstract while still realistic and inviting.
In a more tonalist style, Priscilla Coote deftly re-creates the nuances of sunlit water as it shimmers on the surface, pours onto beaches, or swirls around aging wooden piers.
And no discussion of Key West's artists is complete without mention of the playwright Tennessee Williams, who was also an accomplished painter. His nude image of Mister Paradise demonstrates his artistic skill.
Key West's galleries are surrounded by stunning vistas, and boast intriguing collections of paintings, sculpture, pottery, wood, and glass. Offering all the above, Gingerbread Square Gallery stands over Duval Street as it has since 1974, displaying the work of artists whose styles often reflect the island's tropical and multicultural flavors.
Painting outside year round, Pam Folsom fully immerses herself in the tropical surroundings, capturing the movement of clouds, water, and grass; while Michael Palmer offers a delightfully stylized architectural theme. He paints aerial views that show geometric rooflines often overlooking crisp blue water. "The sun-drenched white roofs, the charming architectural details, the abundant greenery, the water in the far background—all suggest a small, quiet, southern coastal town in the summer," notes Gingerbread owner Jeff Birn.
As a Key West native, Sal Salinero grew up amid the island's beauty, and has a deep appreciation for tropical wildlife and foliage. His paintings of rainforests and their inhabitants depict both their beauty and threatened existence.
Like the wildlife, the Keys' coastal landscapes must be preserved too, and not just in paint. Jane Washburn wants viewers of her work to be reminded of the region's tropical heritage and help prevent its disappearance. She shows us the unexpected, everyday beauty of the region in colorful bicycles leaned against a picket fence and the fiery blur of a Key West rooster.
John Whitney's paintings are more figurative: he shows an image's movement by creating various views of the subject. "My work is a fusion between Surrealism and abstraction, using dreamscapes as a base," he says. "Emotion is the bond between the artwork and the viewer. This necessary psychological essence is the basis of my work."
Keys artist David Scott Meier's paintings and prints are also figurative, often including collage and gold leaf in themes that include fishermen and mermaids. His works reveal a sense of humor, and intriguing details tell a story and engage the viewer. "The textures and designs, and humor, invite many more collectors to visit (and revisit) my near-sighted worlds," said Meier, who recently opened a working studio on Simonton Street in Key West.
Some of Meier's original paintings can also be found at Wet Paint Gallery on Duval Street. "David's tropical themes explore fishermen, mermaids and mermen. His mature palette and varied subjects make his work a favorite to collectors in all climes," said Jennifer Badry of Wet Paint Gallery, which she describes as "100 percent local and 100 percent fun." Badry also owns Mango Season Key West Jewelry, and is Wet Paint Gallery's resident jewelry designer.
Wet Paint Gallery now represents the artists who were formerly partners in 7 Artists co-op gallery, plus a few others, including Meier, Pam Hobbs, Maggie Ruley, Chris Carroll, EGG, Lynne Fischer, Noelle Rose, Tony Scullin, Kristen Carroll and Mary O'Shea. Their varied and refreshing work includes hand-painted rugs, sculpture, glass work, jewelry, paintings and photography, making the gallery a fresh and inviting place for collectors of all experience, taste and budgets. The work is constantly changing and expanding to reflect the current body of work being produced by local artists.
Some of that work is produced in a historic armory building where The Studios of Key West offer studio space, lectures, workshops, residencies, partnership projects and nurture the creation of work. The Studios recently expanded their outdoor sculpture and nature garden and are hosting the exhibition "The Sinking World," by Austrian Andreas Franke, which features work previously shown in a sunken ship. Franke explains that he turned the Vandenberg shipwreck off Key West into an underwater gallery when he installed a series of waterproofed photographs showing "mystified scenes of the past that play in a fictional space."
There's nothing fictional, however, about the Audubon House Gallery on Whitehead Street, where history is accurately re-created to demonstrate life in Key West in the 1800s. The gallery features a collection of John James Audubon art and limited-edition prints by the famed naturalist who painted detailed images of the birds and vegetation he discovered in the Florida Keys in the 1830s.
While the Audubon House represents Key West's storied history, Lucky Street Gallery offers a view of today's Key West. For 30 years, the gallery has sought to engage, educate, excite, and challenge viewers with sculpture, paintings, pottery, construction and mixed media works by Key West's best local artists. Lucky Street showcases inviting paintings by Rick Worth, intriguing sculptures by John Martini and metal creations by Cindy Wynn among many other local talents.
From historic wood carvings and sun-drenched palm trees to whimsical characters, detailed sketches, and everything in between, the art of the Florida Keys is as diverse and intriguing as the islands and their artists.


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If you have spent time at Grand Valley, you may have noticed, on occasions, people gathered to express their ideas and opinions on a myriad of issues. GVSU is a community of scholars. Like most universities, our basic purposes are to advance, to disseminate, and to apply knowledge. An essential condition for achieving these purposes is freedom of expression and communication. Without this freedom, effective sifting and testing of ideas cease, and teaching and learning are diminished.
Sometimes individuals or groups express ideas that upset others in the GVSU community. The question has been asked, why do we let this happen on our campus? Grand Valley is a public university that is obligated to uphold the tenants of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Additionally, a basic condition for achieving a liberal education includes freedom of expression and the free exchange of ideas through open communication. To that end, the university has developed policies and procedures to help distinguish protected speech from unacceptable behaviors.
Lawful, peaceful public demonstrations are permitted at Grand Valley and are protected by law, without regard for the point of view being expressed. Under civil and criminal law, as well as university policies, an individual or group may not: deny free expression to others who are engaged in peaceful discourse or dissent, deny any person's freedom of movement on university property, obstruct ingress and/or egress with respect to buildings or public areas, endanger or threaten to endanger any person on university property, or otherwise disrupt the ability of any person to participate and enjoy the benefits of campus life.
While GVSU safeguards individuals' constitutional rights and protected speech, we are committed to inclusion and equity too. The way that people are treated at Grand Valley matters since respect, courtesy, and civility are important values at the university. Anytime someone in the GVSU community feels belittled, disrespected, threatened, or unsafe because of negative bias about whom they are, the entire university community is adversely impacted. Bias incidents should be reported as set forth in the Student Code Appendix G found at www.gvsu.edu/protocol so that members of the university community can engage in educational dialogue and seek constructive responses to address incidents including disciplinary action if appropriate. Additionally, acts of harassment and discrimination step beyond everyone's constitutional rights and are prohibited at Grand Valley and should be reported as outlined in the Anti-Harassment Policy found at www.gvsu.edu/hro under Policies and Procedures.
Grand Valley is an exciting academic community where ideas are shared, argued, and dissected rigorously. While we may not agree or even like each other always, the university strives to be a place where people share thoughts freely, where people learn from each other, and where mutual respect and caring for one another is evident even when we must agree to disagree because of differences in thinking – indeed, this makes Grand Valley a "special" place for learning.
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The gpars news
The GA release of GPars 1.1.0 has just been published and is ready for you to grab. It brings gradual improvements into dataflow as well as a few other domains. Some highlights:
- LazyDataflowVariable added to allow for lazy asynchronous values
- Timeout for Selects
- Added a Promise-based API for value selection through the Select class
- Enabled listening for bind errors on DataflowVariables
- Minor API improvement affecting Promise and DataflowReadChannel
- Protecting agent's blocking methods from being called from within commands
- Updated to the latest 0.7.0 GA version of Multiverse
- Migrated to Groovy 2.0
- Used @CompileStatic where appropriate
- A few bug fixes
You can download GPars 1.1.0 directly or grab it from the maven repo.
Have a lot of fun trying out GPars 1.1.0!
A first release candidate for GPars 1.1.0 has been made available. The final 1.1.0 GA should be expected in a few days. The 1.1.0 release is a gradual improvement of 1.0.0 with additions mostly in the Dataflow domain. Starting with 1.1 GPars requires Groovy 2.0 or higher. Check out the most noteworthy new capabilities:
- LazyDataflowVariable added to allow for lazy asynchronous values
- Timeout for Selects
- Added a Promise-based API for value selection through the Select class
- Enabled listening for bind errors on DataflowVariables
- Minor API improvement affecting Promise and DataflowReadChannel
- Protecting agent's blocking methods from being called from within commands
- Updated to the latest 0.7.0 GA version of Multiverse
- Migrated to Groovy 2.0
- Used @CompileStatic where appropriate
Get GPars 1.1.0-rc1, take it for a spin and please report all issues so we can fix them before GA.
I'm happy to announce that after four years of development GPars, the Groovy concurrency library, has just reached its 1.0 mark. A fresh and crispy GPars 1.0.0 is now ready for you to grab or download and use on your projects. Also, the up-coming Groovy releases will bundle GPars 1.0.
Compared to the previous release, 1.0 brings several performance enhancements, considerable API updates, polished documentation and numerous functionality improvements, mostly in the dataflow area. Please, check out the What's new section of the user guide for the details. Full release notes are also available.
I would like to use this opportunity to thank all the Groovy people, who have over time contributed in one way or another to the success of GPars. It is my honour to be part of such a helpful and encouraging community. In particular, I would like to thank my colleague GPars commiters, namely Paul King, Dierk Koenig, Alex Tkatchman and Russel Winder, who we've been consistently pushing the project forward and without whom it would hardly ever get this far. I also greatly appreciate the support we received from Guillaume Laforge, the Groovy supreme commander. Thank you all gentlemen!
Groovy concurrency times ahead!
We are almost there. The 1.0 release is just round the corner. To ensure that 1.0 meets your quality expectations we first prepared a release candidate to test the waters. To take GPars for a test ride, please download or grab it at the usual places, check out the release notes and let us know if something is missing.
GPars-1.0-beta-3 has been made available for you to try out.
Apart from the usual doze of features and fixes, including speed-up for some operations on parallel collections or lifecycle events for dataflow operators, there is one major change compared to beta-2 worth pointing out explicitly:
- GPars no longer depends on the extra166y artifact. The parallel array library by Doug Lea has been integrated into GPars. The jsr166y (Fork/Join) jar still remains in the dependency list until we migrate GPars to jdk7.
Grab gpars-1.0-beta-3 and have a lot of fun with the new release.
I'd like to direct you to my recent blog post detailing the use of Dataflow operators. It uses the popular Game of Life coding excercise to illustrate the principles of the dataflow concept. Check it out at my personal blog.
We have some great news to all the parallel souls out there - GPars 0.12 has just hit the shelves. The new version comes with lots of big and small improvements, out of which these are the most notable ones:
- Composable asynchronous functions
- The newest version of Doug Lea's Fork/Join framework (aka jsr-166y)
- Active Objects
- Initial stub at Software Transactional Memory support using Multiverse
Check out the full release notes for more details.
To quickly get up-to-speed with GPars, check out our updated User Guide, which is now also available in pdf format.
Your GPars team
Dr.Dobb's has just published my overview article on actors in GPars. You may check it out at http://drdobbs.com/high-performance-computing/229402193
It is just about the time for students to submit their GSoC applications. If you are a student and concurrency is your passion, the GPars team have prepared a list of GSoC assignments. Have a look and apply quickly. The deadline is only four days from now!


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The Riverside wrestling team won most of the battles on Tuesday but lost the war.
The Rams won six of the nine contested matches against Freeman but could not overcome the five forfeits they were force to concede. The Scotties used those 30 "free" points to defeat the Rams 42-31.
The regular season finale for both teams left the Scotties at the only undefeated Northeast A League program this winter.
Quentin Davis Ratliff was born on Aug. 13, 1933, to Arthur and Dorothy Ratliff in Milan, Wash. He passed away peacefully on Jan. 25, 2013.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a son, Nick.
He is survived by his loving and caring wife of 58 years, Nancy; a brother, Truman (Leah) Ratliff; a daughter, Debbie (Greg) Andrus; two grandchildren, Michael Redmon and Ashley Ratliff; a great-grandson, Walter Redmon; a close family friend, Cheryl Avery; and numerous nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life service will be held on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013, at 2 p.m. at the Chewelah Legion Hall, 111 S. Park Ave., for area resident Jackie Cool, 63.
She is survived by her mother, Peggy Justice; a son, Robert (Leesa) Justice; a daughter, Brenda Cool; three brothers, Keith (Donna), Howard and Orin (Karren); two sisters, Louann (Jerry) Offerdahl and Adena (John) Gammon; two grandsons, Ryan and Logan; several nieces and nephews; and countless friends.


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With the apparent collapse of Col. Muammar Qaddafi's regime in Libya, quick action needs to be taken to avert the sort of post-conflict strife that engulfed Iraq after Saddam fell. Sarah Margon, the associate director for sustainable security at the Center for American Progress, suggests a series of steps that can help ease Libya's transition to a stable democracy — a road that is sure to be fraught with challenges. Margon writes that the Transitional National Council, the rebel alliance now recognized as the government, must take immediate steps to be politically inclusive, ensure security, and begin the process of building national institutions and civil society. The international community can help with assistance in managing Libya's ample natural resources and aiding transparency and civil society efforts. The U.S. in particular, with post-conflict experience, should form a cohesive plan that addresses Libya specifically and, writes Margon, balance it against domestic priorities in consultation with Congress.
What Should Happen Next In Libya?
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