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Students will use online resources in order to examine patterns of imagery in Macbeth. By comparing these patterns to those of other Shakespeare plays, the students will draw conclusions about the different reasons Shakespeare uses imagery in the play.
This lesson will take two class periods.
Folger edition of Macbeth Available in Folger print edition and Folger Digital Texts
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1. Demonstrate the use of the online concordance at http://shakespeare.clusty.com. You might want to show students a variety of online concordances, such as the one at http://www.it.usyd.edu.au/~matty/Shakespeare/test.html.
Explain that a concordance groups together all the uses of each word in a piece of literature. Show students how to search for a particular word on the site.
2. Divide the students into pairs. Give each pair of students a set of images to explore in the play. Make sure they know they will have to look up all the different forms of the word: a student with the word "blood" may need to enter "blood", "bloody", "bleed", "bleeds", etc. Possible sets of images to use include: fair/foul; blood/bleed; night/dark/black; day/light/white; murder/murdering; drink/drunk; sight/sightless; life/death; or evil. More challenging image sets include: desire/reason; witch/hag/weird sisters; like (to study use of metaphor); robe/garment/clothing; or water/wine/milk/urine/blood.
3. Have the students use the online concordance to examine their sets of images. At each stage, make them attempt to draw conclusions: what does this information tell them about what Shakespeare is trying to say with his imagery? First, have them find and examine the uses of their word(s) in the play. As a conclusion, they may note the relative frequency of words in the play: they may note the word "black" appears 8 times, the word "white" only once, giving the color imagery of the play a decidedly dark feel.
4. Second, have them examine each use of the word in the context in the play in which it appears. Can they find any patterns in the way a word is used throughout the play? They might note that "fair" and "foul" rarely appear without being compared to the other, or that most of the uses of the word "desire" are in negative contexts. Coax them to use this information to draw conclusions: what is the play saying about desire?
5. Third, have them go back to the concordance and compare Shakespeare's use of these words in Macbeth to his use of them in some of the other plays he was writing around the same time. Before Macbeth, scholars think he wrote King Lear, and before that Timon of Athens. After Macbeth, scholars think he wrote Antony and Cleopatra and then Pericles. How is his use of imagery different in Macbeth than in the other work he was doing at the time? What kinds of conclusions can students draw from that information? In these four other plays, they might note that the word "black" appears a total of 11 times, and "white" 18. How does the feel of this play change due to its color imagery? How does the context for these usages change as well?
6. Finally, have the students examine Shakespeare's use of these images within the context of his entire body of work. Students might note that the word "sightless", appearing twice in Macbeth, appears only once in all the rest of Shakespeare's plays. Or they might note that "blood" is often used to refer to kinship in the rest of the Shakespeare canon, but is not used in that way in Macbeth. What can students conclude about the reasons for these differences from the rest of the canon?
7. Have students report their findings to the whole group. Have groups compare other students' findings with their own to see if they can uncover any larger patterns of imagery in the play. 8. Optional extension: download and copy the 12-page handout "There's No Plays Like Home". This is a dramatic retelling of the Wizard of Oz story told entirely with lines from Shakespeare. It was written by Heather Bouley, a sophomore at West Springfield High School in 2000–01. Bouley's class used online resources to identify Shakespearean lines relating to the Oz story. Have students read this play. Then, give them a well-known fairy tale or modern story to research online. For extra credit, see if students can retell this story using Shakespeare's language as Bouley has.
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Interboro is honored to have an essay in the first online issue of Places. Places, most of you know, is is an interdisciplinary journal of contemporary architecture, landscape, and urbanism, with particular emphasis on the public realm as physical place and social ideal. (Places is now published on the Design Observer website.)
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We mainly just do a better job of not allowing those things to come out, because we can't, or at least feel we can't and keep up our countenance.
It's important thought to have someone in your life who you don't have to be a rock to. If you are married this should be your spouse, if not find someone, a friend, a mentor who can pour life into you, and listen to your worries and stresses.
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There may be only one other Maafu that shares a last name with Sosaia on the Arcadia football team, but, according to him, there's a bevy of other Arcadia "blood brothers" just waiting to create a big hole for him to run through.
That's why it's fitting that, after a 94-yard sprint down the sideline, the running back Maafu pointed to the sky with his "brothers," who rustled his hair and gave him back slaps as he smiled his way up the sideline. With that 94-yard jaunt, Maafu cemented the 21-7 victory and first round-playoff win for the seventh-seeded Titans.
With the win Maafu and his "brothers" go on the road to No. 2 Peoria Liberty in the Div. III quarterfinals next Thursday night.
"I was surprised, to be honest, to see those two big noseguards, and I didn't think I was going to be able to make it through," Maafu said about the game-clinching run. "But you know, my line worked all hard and gave me those holes. (The offensive line) is my family. I think I'm the only one in the world who has more brothers than any other person in the world who has brothers."
In a game which both teams struggled offensively, Maafu also busted up a seam for a 44-yard rush in the third quarter, only to be stripped and have teammate Cody Neal-Purkiss pick up the ball and take the credit for the 13-7 lead.
Maafu had 270 yards on 24 carries.
"How about a turnover, and stuff like that, and big plays, that's the difference in the game," said Peoria coach Doug Clapp. "They make a big play and we fumble the ball down here. A couple of crucial calls and it's a different game. Big plays."
Peoria drew first blood after quarterback Nick Salute led the Panthers (7-4) on a 76-yard, 6-play drive that culminated with Salute's keeper for a 1-yard TD on fourth down in the first quarter.
But Arcadia answered with its own 17-play drive that ended with a Maafu 2-yard touchdown and a failed two-point conversion to put it at 7-6.
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Down 14-7 with 6:26 left on the clock, Peoria drove to Arcadia's 22 after converting a pair of fourth-down conversions. But after the second conversion, Salute, who finished with 10-for-21 passing for 146 yards, lobbed an interception with the wind in his face.
Peoria gained only 95 yards on 24 carries.
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1. Get started by going to shutterfly.com [1], clicking on Photo Books [2] and then choosing Simple Path [3] – where you'll be able to use photos from your computer, Facebook, or your Shutterfly account to create your book (if you've logged in).
2. Choose a photo book size. Personally, I love our larger-sized books, and for this project I'm going to go with an 8×8. Keep in mind that Facebook stores at low resolution, so image quality may suffer when using larger image templates. Check out our FAQ [4] for more information.
3. Get your Facebook photos by clicking on the "Add Pictures" button. Now Click on the "Facebook" tab. If you're not already logged into Facebook, follow the instructions on the screen to connect to Facebook. Once connected, you'll have access to the photos in both your Facebook account and your friends' accounts. Access to your friends' albums depends on the privacy settings they've set.
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Nokia to be Bought by Microsoft in 2013: Rumor
New York: There are rumors that Microsoft thought of buying Nokia Company but dropped the idea for some reasons. There were also reports that Microsoft approached Nokia in the year 2011 but due to its balance sheet which was not good.
But the things have changed now. Microsoft launched three operating systems for three different platforms in Windows 8. Windows Phone 8 is one of them and the main hardware supplier for this is Nokia.
Microsoft expanded its business to more than software and it is selling hardware also. There is no phone in the list of products of Microsoft like Apple. If Microsoft buys Nokia, it would mean that it perfectly sell the phones with its name.
When Microsoft first approached Nokia to purchase it, its capitalization was US7 billion, but in the recent times it has increased to US$15 billion. Microsoft can afford this and of course the market capitalization of Nokia is still less its worth.
When Microsoft first approached Nokia and looked into its books, it was found that the mobile manufacturing company is financially not in good shape. But Nokia Company is very important for Windows Phone 8. Without Nokia, there will be no Windows phone.
There were also rumors that Samsung wanted to buy Nokia. However, this was denied by Samsung. If any other competitor of Microsoft buys Nokia it is not sure whether the buyer will be serious to bring Windows Phone.
Though Nokia is having a product which is selling well in the market, the Nokia Lumia 920, its departure from mobile handset market can be said as one of the big events this year. There are rumors going around that Nokia will be selling its telecom interests to Huawei and smartphone group to Microsoft.
Nokia has recorded six quarterly losses. The financial struggle for Nokia is to continue for some more time. Selling the mobile business is one of the options the company is having. It had discussion in the year 2011 to acquire Nokia. It was discussed in the meeting whether Nokia can sell the iPhone business to Micorsoft. Nokia authorities however denied that there were discussions. In September, 2012 Nokia announced new Windows Phone 8 phones. The new phones were Nokia Lumia 820 and Lumia 920. Windows Phone 8 is the new operating system of Microsoft. Both the devices are available in different colors. These are two of the many Windows Operating System phones.


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this mascara well, to put it nicely sucks. all it does is make you eyelashes clumpy.it gets really cakey in the tube.
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No major thickening but I did like the results regardless. Nicely defined and not spikey or clumpy lashes. Also no smears or flakes. Well worth the price of $2.49 (wow -- beats my usual Chanel Instant lash cost of $22.00!!!)
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i think this mascara is great. it is the best drugstore brand mascara that i have used in years. No, maybe it doesn't give you super thick dramatic lashes but it is practically perfect for what i'm looking for. it is natural, never smudges, clumps or flakes on me. I got it for 1.70$! I will definitely buy it again. It is always a standby when i'm trying out other mascaras. I just make sure to wipe off the wand a little before applying it.
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Definitely does not thicken... this mascara at best stained my lashes a darker black, but that's the best I can say. It's ok if you just want to add some color, but it does nothing for the body of my lashes.
I bought this one night out when I forgot to apply mascara. It clumps and doesn't last AT ALL. Splurge the extra 3 or 4 bucks and buy some good mascara.
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Lina M. Acosta has experience in conducting clinical research, administering clinical assessments, and collecting, managing and analyzing data. She has coordinated research studies focusing on Multicultural Psychotherapeutic Interventions for Child Sexual Abuse funded by the US Department of Health and Human Services Federal Appropriations Grant. In addition, Ms. Acosta has worked collaboratively with law enforcement, prosecution, child protection, mental health and medical professionals to advocate and provide support to child victims of abuse and their families. Ms. Acosta holds a Master of Public Health in Quantitative Methods from Rutgers School of Public Health - Newark. |
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Alyssa Byrne is working part-time as a Research Assistant in CREEHS. She has recently completed her Masters of Arts in Counseling with a concentration in School Counseling at Montclair State University.
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Amanda S. Birnbaum, PhD Department of Health and Nutrition Sciences
Dr. Amanda Birnbaum, an Associate Professor in the Department of Health and Nutrition Sciences at Montclair State University, received her PhD from the University of Minnesota School of Public Health, and her MPH from the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University. Her research focuses on understanding and improving health behaviors, particularly related to eating and physical activity. Working from a social ecological perspective, Dr. Birnbaum combines quantitative and qualitative methods to investigate social environmental factors, such as neighborhood and school environments, as they relate to diet, physical activity, and other health behaviors. She has extensive experience with school-based studies, and was the principal investigator of the Good Fit Project, a National Cancer Institute funded, mixed-methods formative evaluation study of physical activity among multiethnic adolescents living in urban areas. Dr. Birnbaum also collaborates on developing and evaluating both local and national initiatives aimed at promoting healthier eating and physical activity among families and communities, working with partners such as the Healthy Children Healthy Futures initiative, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Foundation, and the local initiative, Eat. Play. Live…Better.
Brian V. Carolan, PhD The Graduate School
Dr. Brian Carolan , Interim Associate Dean in the Graduate School at Montclair State University, received his PhD in Sociology and Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. Dr. Carolan is a sociologist of education whose areas of expertise include social networks and quantitative research methods. His work has been funded by a number of sources, including the National Science Foundation, and has appeared in publications such as Social Networks, Journal of Youth and Adolescence, and Journal of Research on Adolescence.
Elizabeth J. Erwin, EdD Department of Early Childhood, Elementary and Literacy Education
Dr. Elizabeth Erwin is Professor and Graduate Program Coordinator for the Inclusive Early Childhood Education Program at Montclair State University. Her research and advocacy over the past 20 years have focused on building classroom communities for diverse young learners, creating family-professional partnerships, and fostering practices that support learning and well-being in inclusive environments. Dr. Erwin served as Co-Principal Investigator on a 3 year federally-funded collaborative grant on building foundations for self-determination in young children with disabilities and home-school partnerships. She is committed to translating research into practice for a range of audiences and exploring how innovative research models can be applied to early childhood intervention.
Leslie Kooyman, PhD Department of Counseling and Educational Leadership
Dr. Leslie Kooyman, Assistant Professor in the Counseling and Educational Leadership Department at Montclair State University, received his PhD in 2007 from University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He teaches and advises students seeking master's degrees and PhD degrees in Counseling and Counselor Education. His research focuses on understanding the factors influencing decisions around HIV transmission and sexual risk-taking behavior among marginalized populations. He has presented at numerous national professional conferences and has published a number of articles in his research area. He also provides evaluation and consultation services to nonprofit organizations and schools. He has been a community leader and social justice advocate working in HIV/AIDS for the past twenty-five years. In 1985, he founded Metrolina AIDS Project in Charlotte, NC. His work has included developing both care and prevention services for people living with HIV in the Charlotte region, counseling people living with HIV/AIDS (private practice), and consulting with other organizations in developing AIDS services in rural North Carolina. He also successfully transitioned Metrolina AIDS Project from a primarily gay, white male organization to a thriving minority-based agency integrating and addressing the needs of people of color.
Lisa D. Lieberman, PhD Department of Health and Nutrition Sciences
Dr. Lisa Lieberman, Assistant Professor in the Department of Health and Nutrition Sciences at Montclair State, received her PhD in Health Behavior and Health Education from the University of Michigan. Dr. Lieberman came to MSU in 2009, after 17 years of program planning and evaluation research as President of Healthy Concepts Research, Inc., during which time she conducted program evaluation and applied research in the areas of adolescent health, maternal and child health, and tobacco control. She has served as PI of a longitudinal study comparing varying approaches to school-based pregnancy prevention in NYC, as the Co-PI of a study of NYC High Schools' condom availability program, and as evaluator for pregnancy and HIV prevention programs in NY, NJ, Georgia, and South Dakota. In addition, she has conducted evaluations of several NYC prevention and intervention services for pregnant and parenting teens. Dr. Lieberman was the evaluator for the Rockland County (NY) Department of Health Comprehensive Tobacco Program, a decade-long program which resulted in the county's surpassing the Healthy People 2010 tobacco goals and achieving the lowest smoking rate in the state of NY. Dr. Lieberman served as an evaluation consultant to the US Office of Population Affairs from 1996 – 2010, and as Chair of the New York State Office of Children and Family Services, Research and Evaluation Workgroup in 2008 and 2009. Dr. Lieberman is a member of the editorial boards of the journals Health Education & Behavior and Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health.
Jennifer Brown Urban, PhD Department of Family and Child Studies
Dr. Jennifer Brown Urban, Assistant Professor in the Department of Family and Child Studies at Montclair State University, received her PhD in Human Development with a minor in Program Evaluation and Planning from Cornell University. Dr. Urban was a Policy Fellow of the Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD)/American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Executive Branch at the National Institutes of Health, Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research. Dr. Urban currently directs the Developmental Systems Science and Evaluation Research Lab (DSSERL) at Montclair State. Dr. Urban is a developmental scientist with specific expertise in youth development and program evaluation. Her scholarship applies the theoretical approaches and methodologies of systems science. She has published several papers on the interaction of self-regulation, out-of-school activity involvement, and neighborhood contexts. Dr. Urban has also published on the role of program evaluation and planning in research-practice integration. Her specialties are Organization/Program Evaluation Capacity Building and Systems Evaluation Facilitation. Dr. Urban is currently the co-PI on the NSF-funded project entitled, A Phase II Trial of the Systems Evaluation Protocol for Assessing and Improving STEM Education Evaluation.


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78 Mr S. M. Bruce, High Commissioner in London, to Mr R. G. Menzies, Prime Minister
Letter LONDON, 16 February 1940
I enclose herewith copy of a Memorandum on the question of the problem of establishing closer relations between Australia and the United States of America. The Memorandum was prepared by Dr.
Clunies Ross. It contains, in my view, extremely practical and useful suggestions. Knowing the great interest you take in this subject I think it will have a very real appeal to you.
I have discussed his ideas with Clunies Ross on several occasions and during the present week Sir Frederick Whyte, who is the head of the American section of the Ministry of Information, and Clunies Ross lunched with me when we had a very full discussion with regard to the ideas contained in the Memorandum.
As Clunies Ross is proceeding to Australia by the same plane as carries this letter there is no need for me to write to you at length upon his proposals. I would, however, strongly urge you to send for Clunies Ross and give him an opportunity of elaborating his views personally.
I am sending a copy of the Memorandum to Casey [1] in Washington, telling him that I have communicated directly with you on the matter.
Personally I hold the view that there is no more important question at the present time than the relations between the United States of America and the British Empire. For this reason, and because I consider the proposals put forward by Clunies Ross are well conceived and would produce good results, I sincerely hope that you will interest yourself personally in the matter, will initiate the necessary action in Australia and will instruct Casey to put his back into getting results. [2]


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CHICAGO, February 15, 2011 — Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is Chicago's Public Enemy number one.
The Chicago Crime Commission (CCC) created the term Public Enemy in the 1930s. It was a device to indentify major gangsters as more than a threat to society. Al Capone was the CCC's first and last Public Enemy Number One.
Enemy is a much stronger term than gangster, racketeer, thug, or murderer. It has a much better emotional response.
On the anniversary of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre and in the midst of Chicago's bloody violence the Chicago Crime Commission has named a new Public Enemy Number One.
Public Enemy Number One is not a leader of one of the major organized street gangs. It is not a member of what is left of the decimated Chicago crime syndicate known as the Outfit. It is not a major local drug distributor.
Public Enemy Number One is not a Chicago politician either.
Like former Chicago Alderman Sandi Jackson, Chicago's Public Enemy Number One does not reside in the city of Chicago and probably never set foot on our blood soaked streets. Chicago's Public Enemy Number One does not even live in the United States.
Joaquin Guzman Loera, aka El Chapo, is a Mexican drug lord and leader of the Sinaloa Cartel and Chicago's Public Enemy Number One.
El Chapo means "Shorty" in Spanish. The Sinaloa Cartel is described as the largest, most powerful, and dangerous drug organization in North America. The cartel is responsible for a majority of illicit dangerous drugs distributed and sold on the streets of Chicago by gangs and other dealers. They are also indirectly responsible for the gang and drug violence creating havoc and handwringing in Chicago political circles.
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Chapo is wanted in Chicago on charges for participating in international drug trafficking conspiracies in collaboration with 35 other defendants. He is the leader of the notorious Sinaloa drug cartel and is accused of having used Chicago as his drug trafficking hub for the Midwest, allegedly having trafficked 1,500 to 2,000 kilograms of cocaine through Chicago per month. The Northern District of Illinois seeks the forfeiture of more than $1.8 billion in cash proceeds in the indictments against him. El Chapo is believed to be evading capture in Mexico with the help of the members of the Sinaloa Cartel.
CCC first designated the title to Al Capone in 1930, and up until now had yet to witness a criminal worthy of the same moniker. El Chapo has easily surpassed the carnage and social destruction that was caused by Capone. We are confident that with our effort to raise public attention, along with the arduous work of collaborating law enforcement agencies, that this man will finally face justice for his heinous crimes. (Chicago Crime Commission)
El Chapo escaped from a Mexican prison and is supposedly hiding on a mountaintop, guarded by a personal army in the western part of the country. Jack Riley, special agent in charge of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration's Chicago office considers him the most ruthless and dangerous criminal in the world. According to Riley, Chicago is the Sinaloa Cartel's most important city. Aside from local distribution and sales, Chicago is the cartel's hub to distribute drugs throughout the Midwest.
El Chapo is also one of the wealthiest criminals in the world. Forbes Magazine estimates he is personally worth one billion dollars. Our government is offering a five million dollar reward for the capture of "Shorty".
All this is fine and well. It makes the politicians feel better about them selves, as self-esteem is very important. According to Art Bilek, head of the Chicago Crime Commission, the Public Enemy label "should inspire public support to go after El Chapo".
As a member of the public I support this. I believe we should get Shorty. Take him down. How hard could it be to find a mountain hide away in Mexico inhabited by a private army? The United States has the human and technological intelligence resources to accomplish this. The rest is relatively simple. Either send in a large contingent of special operatives to capture El Chapo or deploy a drone to take out the mountaintop.
What do you mean we can't invade Mexico? America invaded Pakistan, a supposed ally without their knowledge or consent, to take out Osama bin Laden. Sending in armed force, whether it is one soldier with a rifle, a specialized team, a division, or an armed drone is an invasion. So, let's invade Mexico and get El Chapo. He is just as bad, if not worse, than bin Laden.
This is a common sense solution. It may temporarily stem the bloody violence in the murder capital of America. The local politicians will breathe easier for a while. They can get back to business as usual. The media can focus on real major stories that impact society like the Kardasians, one of the talent or reality shows, or some other critical issue of the moment.
"Get Shorty" should become the new rallying cry in America and motto in Chicago. Shorty is sitting on his mountaintop, surrounded by his private army, counting his money and laughing at us. Shorty is probably thumping his chest in pride over being named Public Enemy Number One.
We do not need another international billionaire criminal thumbing his nose at America. So, America, "Get Shorty".
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Initial Funding Year: FY 2009-2010
This project will create a modern, secure courthouse with eight courtrooms, adequate to handle all case types, including criminal, family, traffic, juvenile, probate proceedings, probate investigations, and civil settlement. Improved security features will include adequately sized holding areas for in-custody defendants, separate hallways for the public, staff, and those in custody, and a secure sally port. The project will also enable the court to provide basic services currently not possible due to space restrictions: a self-help center, appropriately sized jury assembly and deliberation rooms, a children's waiting room, family court mediation, and attorney interview/witness waiting rooms.
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April 25, 2011 to May 25, 2011: Notice of Preparation and Initial Study circulated.
May 17, 2011: Public scoping meeting held.
October 31, 2011 to January 31, 2012: Draft EIR circulated for public comment.
November 30, 2011: Public meeting held.
April 11, 2012: Final EIR released. The Final EIR includes stakeholder comments, council staff responses to comments, changes to the environmental impact report, and other information.
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What is the current status of the project?
The new Mendocino County Courthouse is in site acquisition, which is expected to be completed in spring 2015. The overall project has a current expected completion date of 4 Q 2019. This schedule is subject to change.
Why does Mendocino County need a new courthouse?
The current Mendocino Courthouse in Ukiah is a shared-use building that includes two poorly integrated structures: the main building, constructed in the 1950s, which houses most of the courtrooms and most clerical and administrative offices, and an older section in the rear, which dates to the 1920s and houses three outmoded courtrooms and clerical offices but is also used for storage, county offices, and jury assembly. Currently, the Superior Court of Mendocino County occupies a little over two-thirds of the building, with the County occupying the rest.
This seven-courtroom facility is overcrowded and has significant security deficiencies and severe functional deficiencies. Examples:
A second facility, the one-courtroom courthouse in Willits, was closed at the end of 2009 because of budget cuts, making the main courthouse even more overcrowded.
What is the plan for the new courthouse?
The project will create a modern, secure courthouse with eight courtrooms to handle all case types, including criminal, civil, family, traffic, juvenile, probate proceedings, and probate investigations. Improved security features will include separate hallways for the public, court staff, and those in custody, adequately sized holding areas for in-custody defendants, and a secure sally port. The project will also provide adequate space for basic services including a self-help center, appropriately sized jury assembly and deliberation rooms, a children's waiting room, family court mediation, and attorney interview/witness waiting rooms.
There are no plans to close other locations of the Superior Court of Mendocino County, including the Ten Mile Branch Court in Fort Bragg, the Round Valley Branch in Covelo, and the Arena Branch in Point Arena.
Was renovation considered before the plan to build a new courthouse was decided on?
Mendocino County retains ownership of the Mendocino Courthouse, so any renovations would involve expense to the county as well as the state. The Judicial Council reviewed the building and determined that it was not feasible to renovate it. There is also no room to expand the building on the existing site.
Who is the Judicial Council, and why are they managing this project?
The Judicial Council is the policymaking body for the California court system, including the trial courts, known as Superior Courts, based in each county. Among other responsibilities, the council through its Capital Program office is responsible for planning, acquisition, design, renovation, and construction of court facilities. The new courthouse will be owned by the judicial branch.
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How has the local community had input regarding the courthouse project?
The Project Advisory Group is the main source of ongoing community input to the project. Judicial Council staff will provide accurate and timely information throughout site selection, design, and construction. Updates will be posted to the California Courts website, and media advisories will be distributed at key milestones. Public meetings on environmental issues have been held, and other public outreach will be conducted as needed.
What will happen to the historic courthouse when the new courthouse is completed?
The courthouse will remain a County building after the new courthouse is built and the court vacates its current space. The County will be offered the first opportunity to either buy back or lease the space vacated by the court. The Judicial Council maintains financial responsibility for the cost of the vacated court space until the State is able to locate a party to take over that financial responsibility
Who is the architect on the project?
The San Francisco Office of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP was selected to design the new Mendocino County Courthouse in Ukiah. Established in 1936, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP provides architecture and sustainable design services, as well as building services, engineering and urban design and planning. The company has won numerous awards from the American Institute of Architecture. Its projects have included the recently completed, award-winning new courthouse for the Superior Court of San Bernardino County and the new federal courthouse in Los Angeles, currently under construction.
How are the architects for courthouse construction projects selected?
Judicial Council staff use a competitive selection process, factoring in qualitative criteria, such as the firm's experience, as well as its fee.
What are the key milestones in designing the courthouse?
Where can I see renderings of the new courthouse?
Architectural design will begin after site acquisition is completed in 2015. The first phase of architectural design is expected to take about a year. When renderings are available, they will be posted on the GALLERY tab.
Will the new courthouse be energy-efficient and sustainably designed?
All courthouse projects funded by SB 1407 are being designed to achieve a LEED Silver certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. This is a third-party certification program and the nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction, and operation of high-performance "green" buildings. The courthouse design will meet the energy-efficiency requirements set forth in LEED as well as by California Energy Code.
Where will the new courthouse be located?
The state is working to acquire the preferred site, approximately 4.1 acres located within a larger area of vacant land south of East Perkins Street and west of Leslie Street. The land was formerly used as a railroad yard for Union Pacific Railway. The site will allow for the building as well as public parking. This site was chosen over the alternate site because of the alternate site's complexity due to multiple owners and because the alternate site's appraised value was beyond the project budget.
The state is in negotiations with the current owner of the property, the North Coast Railroad Authority, to acquire the property.
What was the process used to select the site?
Judicial Council staff worked closely with the Superior Court and with a Project Advisory Group, which includes community leaders who represent the business and legal communities, the Sheriff, and local government (County/City) to determine the preferred and alternate sites. Council staff followed a standard site selection process. The process involved objectively evaluating potential sites and selecting at least two sites that met agreed-upon criteria for the proposed new courthouse in providing access to justice for residents of Mendocino County, within the confines of the project's budget and schedule.
Among the key criteria was location within or near downtown Ukiah. The site selection has been validated by the Project Advisory Group, and the Presiding Judge signed off on the preferred and alternate sites as required by Judicial Council policy. Council staff have completed environmental review of both potential sites, and the site selections were approved by the State Public Works Board, who must also approve the terms of the acquisition.
Why does the Judicial Council decide where the new court is built? Why isn't this a county decision?
Historically, trial courts functioned largely as county departments, but that changed in 2002, with passage of the Trial Court Facilities Act. This law made the State of California responsible for court facilities statewide, rather than the counties. The law gave the Judicial Council responsibility for facilities owned or occupied by the courts and made it responsible for operations, maintenance, and repairs, as well as site acquisition, planning, design, and construction of capital projects that replace or renovate courthouses. Council staff work closely with each affected Superior Court and justice agency stakeholders throughout the process of replacing courthouses. By Rules of Court, staff involve the public primarily through the Project Advisory Group, although depending on the needs of the project, public input may be sought at various stages.
Was an environmental review completed for the project?
Through its staff, the Judicial Council was the lead agency for environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). To ensure the most comprehensive review of the project's environmental effects, council staff performed a full environmental impact report. A timeline of this process and all environmental reports are posted on the BACKGROUND tab.
Will the new building be energy-efficient and sustainably designed?
Yes. The building will be designed with attention to sustainability. The building's sustainability features are expected to qualify it to receive a LEED Silver certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. This is a third-party certification program and the nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction, and operation of high-performance "green" buildings.
How is the new courthouse being funded?
The courthouse was ranked as a "Critical Need" in the judicial branch's capital-outlay plan, making it among the branch's highest-priority infrastructure projects. It is funded by Senate Bill 1407, enacted in 2008 to provide up to $5 billion in funding for new and renovated courthouses using court fees, penalties, and assessments rather than taxpayer revenues from the state's General Fund.
How can the state afford a new courthouse at all, given current state finances?
To fund desperately needed renovations and repairs, penalty assessments and parking offense penalties were increased, and civil filing fee surcharges were created. This ensured a revenue stream to finance courthouse construction and renovations, promising these projects would be paid for from within the court system rather than drawing on the state's General Fund or local taxes. When the project is ready for construction, the state will sell bonds to finance construction. Once the courthouse is completed and occupied, the same revenue stream will repay those bonds over 35 years. This means that funds from other court jurisdictions will support the new Mendocino Courthouse in years to come.
How did the state arrive at its budget for the project?
Council staff develop each project budget by first determining the building size, site size, and number of parking spaces. Then it provides this information to a professional cost estimating firm that creates a hard construction cost for the building and site work. To this, staff add all project soft costs, which includes all costs associated with evaluating, selecting, and acquiring a site, analysis required to comply with CEQA, the fee for the architecture and engineering team, geotechnical testing, project management and construction management fees, commissioning fees, and the cost of furniture, fixtures, and equipment.
What is the impact of the state's current budget crisis on this project?
Since 2009, $1.7 billion in court construction funds have been borrowed, swept to the General Fund, or redirected to court operations As a result, this project, as with other courthouse projects statewide, has been subjected to delays. The project has also been required by the Judicial Council to undergo reductions in its construction budget, overseen by a statewide oversight committee of justices, judges, and public building experts. By eliminating a courtroom and the basement and reducing the overall size of the property to be acquired, this process achieved savings of more than $25 million, reducing the overall project budget from $119.9 million, as originally authorized, to the current authorized budget of approximately $94.5 million.
Who will build the new courthouse?
Typical of most courthouses in the Judicial Council capital program, this project will be constructed by a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR), who provides a guaranteed maximum price. This construction delivery method, approved by the Judicial Council, includes the CMAR during the design process to provide scheduling, cost and constructability input. During the construction phase, the CMAR acts as the general contractor. The CMAR has yet to be selected.
How was the CMAR selected?
The competitive selection process factors in qualitative criteria, such as the firm's experience, as well as the contractor's fee. The CMAR is retained early in the project for preconstruction services. Following a competitive bid for all subcontracts and the approval to award, the CMAR becomes the general contractor for the project.
What are the Judicial Council's policies with regard to local hiring and purchasing during design and construction? How will members of the public find out about these opportunities?
Once bonds are sold for this project and it is ready to be put out to bid, the construction manager at risk will become the general contractor. Before the project goes into construction, the contractor will conduct an outreach to local subcontractors, ensuring that qualified local firms are fully aware of the bidding opportunity, process, and timeline. All qualified subcontractors, lower-tier subcontractors, and suppliers will be considered.
What are the key milestones in building the courthouse?
When will the courthouse be completed and operational?
Construction is currently scheduled to begin in 2017; the courthouse is scheduled for completion in fall mid-2019. This schedule is subject to change.
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The Bahrain government may award as many as two licenses for high-speed next-generation telecommunications networks in the first quarter of 2013, the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority said.
The government will ask new firms to bid if the current three licensed companies in the kingdom prove insufficient to provide fourth generation services, the Chairman of the authority Mohammed al-Amer told a news conference late yesterday in the capital city of Manama.
"We just hired a consultant to help us in the auctioning process of the two licenses and we are still not decided if we are going to award the two licenses or just one or if we are going to give it to current operators or ask new ones to enter the market," al-Amer said. "Everything will be clear by early next year."
Al-Amer said that Bahraini government entities are using the band frequencies for a high-speed Long Term Evolution network, known as LTE, or 4G network. The authority was able to free frequencies for the two upcoming licenses and wants to free more for a higher speed network called LTE Advanced, he said. The authority plans to award the license for this network within two years, he said.
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Finite Element Analysis of Effects of Ball Burnishing Parameters on Residual Stresses
Periodical | Materials Science Forum (Volumes 471 - 472) |
Main Theme | Advances in Materials Manufacturing Science and Technology |
Edited by | Xing Ai, Jianfeng Li and Chuanzhen Huang |
Pages | 658-662 |
DOI | 10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.471-472.658 |
Citation | Wen Jun Deng et al., 2004, Materials Science Forum, 471-472, 658 |
Online since | December 2004 |
Authors | Wen Jun Deng, Wei Xia, Zhao Yao Zhou, Wei Ping Chen, Yuan Yuan Li |
Keywords | Burnishing, Finite Element Model (FEM), Residual Stress |
Price | US$ 28,- |
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A three-dimensional coupled thermal-mechanical model of ball burnishing process is developed using commercial explicit finite element code MSC. Marc. The workpiece is modeled as being elastic-plastic, while its flowstress is taken as a function of strain, strain-rate, and temperature. Temperature-dependent material properties are also considered in this analysis. The burnishing ball is considered as rigid and only heat transfer analysis is carried out for it. In the zone of the workpiece and tool contact, the Coulomb friction is taken into account. Effects of ball burnishing parameters (burnishing force, feed rate, speed, ball diameter and number of tool passes) on residual stresses are analyzed. The results show that burnishing force, ball diameter, number of passes and burnishing feed have the most significant effect on the residual stresses. However, burnishing speed seems to just produce little effect on those. Larger burnishing force, larger number of passes, smaller ball diameter and small feed rate seem to be more effective in increasing in the maximum compressive residual stress and the depth of the layer at the compressive stress state.


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