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The Africa Law and Policy Association (ALPA) serves as a forum at Yale Law School for discussion, advocacy and research focused on legal and policy issues in Africa. ALPA also provides a law school community for students with experience and interest in the region.
The Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (formerly PANA) is a coalition that seeks to promote community among its members and to create a more diverse educational environment.
The Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP) is a student-founded and student-run organization with chapters at Yale Law School and at almost two dozen law schools in the U.S. and the Middle East, working to improve the plight of Iraqi refugees. The YLS IRAP initiative is part of the Gruber Project for Global Justice and Women's Rights. IRAP was founded by students in the summer of 2008. IRAP's mission is to facilitate the resettlement of refugees from abroad, improve U.S. policy toward the refugee crisis, and ease the transition of newly resettled refugees to American life. In addition to providing direct assistance to clients, students engage political leaders, government agencies, and international organizations on their behalf.
The Latino Law Students' Association promotes the academic, career, and political interests of Latino/a students at the Law School.
The Lowenstein Human Rights Project matches small teams of students with human rights organizations, other public interest NGOs, and governments to work on specific research, writing, and advocacy projects concerning human rights issues. Teams conduct research, write memoranda, engage in advocacy activities, and organize events at the Law School. The Lowenstein Project regularly works with leading U.S.-based human rights organizations as well as smaller organizations headquartered in Latin America, Asia, Africa, and Europe.
The Yale Law School Legal Project Assisting the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, or the ECCC Project, is a special initiative within the Lowenstein Project started in spring 2007. Students perform legal research for the Supreme Court Chamber of the ECCC, which is working to prosecute Khmer Rouge leaders for atrocities committed in Cambodia during the Khmer Rouge regime from 1975 to 1979.
The Middle Eastern and North African Law Students Association provides a forum for engaging the Yale Law School community on the legal, political, social and cultural realities of the peoples of North Africa and the Middle East, with particular focus on issues of discrimination, equality, citizenship, and human rights. It also serves as an institutional home and social network for law students of Middle Eastern and North African background or with an interest in the region.
The Muslim Law Students' Association serves as a vehicle for gathering Muslims and others interested in learning about Islamic legal issues, and issues of concern to Muslims and other minorities.
The South Asian Law Students' Association is an organization dedicated to celebrating, promoting, and sharing the culture and diversity of the countries of South Asia.
Universities Allied for Essential Medicine is a collaboration of students from law, medicine, and other disciplines who work to improve access to medicines in resource-limited countries. This multidisciplinary project involves fields including intellectual property law, health law, and international human rights law.
The Yale Forum on International Law hosts events with some of the world's leading international lawyers, and serves as a source of information about international law events hosted by other organizations at the Law School and in the greater Yale community.
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Posted in Social Media on 11. Oct, 2010
On Thursday afternoon some friends let me know they needed to spread the word and get people to an event that would take place on Saturday morning. Short time + big goal = social media to the rescue!
The event was a rally and march with the theme "Take Back the Bridge for Everyone", intended to raise awareness of the disproportionate number of LGBT youth who contemplate and commit suicide. It was quickly planned as a counterpoint to an existing suicide prevention event (Take Back the Bridge) that was failing to mention homophobia or bullying, even in light of many recent LGBT suicides.
Here are the tactics we used to rally 40 people to the event and raise awareness of LGBT suicide, all in less than 39 hours.
1 – Facebook page - on Thursday evening we launched a page to explain the event and drive traffic to an external website (not created by Mixtape Communications). Three organizers suggested the page to their friends, and asked them to do the same. We didn't end up with a ton of fans, 58 by the time of the event, but more than double that amount visited the page. The page allowed us to share pictures and press coverage from the event, which in turn drew awareness to our issue.
2 – Facebook Event – A Facebook event makes it easier for people to invite their friends, than say directed people to a Facebook Page. Also, it creates a handy little reminder on the right side of the invitees' Facebook profile and auto-syncs with their calendars if they have chosen that option. More reminders = the more likely you'll show up.
3- Post on others' Walls – We looked at other groups who work on the same issue and posted information about the event on
their walls. You can do this either by going directly to the page and posting on their wall or using the @ convention in your Page's post (e.g. @ItGetsBetterProject – Please let folks know about this event…)
4. Twitter - We did not create a unique Twitter page for this event. We could have, but since we were in a time crunch and had limited resources I just tweeted event announcements from my personal account (@zanarama). I employed a few key strategies while tweeting:
Hashtags – I utilized often followed hashtags (#LGBT and #Seattle) to find those audiences. In addition I used the tag #itgetsbetter, which is in high use right now with the launching of the It Gets Better Project to decrease LGBT youth suicide.
Public @ to info sources – I sent tweets directly to local media sources to let them know about the event. Two of them, both neighborhood related blogs, RT'd them to their followers.These did not generate actual press attendance at the event, we had to do old fashioned phone calls for that. I also reached out to a local DJ who is a Twitter pal and asked him to RT. His really took off, as he has a ton of followers.
Timing – I set up a standard tweet for the event in Hootsuite and set it to go out throughout the day. I thought about natural times of the day when it might get higher exposure, like after work or around lunch time.
Measuring – After the event I did a couple of things to track and measure our success, and set us up in good shape for future events. These were:
1. Google Alerts – I put in the phrase "Take Back the Bridge" in Google Alerts to keep on top of other blog posts and media alerts. You can set this up to email you right away, or aggregate all references to your term.
2. Facebook Insights – took a look at those to see how many people visited our page. Since we had a small number of fans and only a short period of time, it wasn't remarkable, but don't forget about this free resource with your page.
3. Tweet Reach – I put my Twitter username and the tag 'LGBT' in Tweet Reach (http://tweetreach.com/) to see how far our message traveled. It estimated that we reached 30,997 people via 25 tweets (my originals plus the RTs). This handy tool even breaks down who accounts for how many impressions, so you can see who has the largest reach.
Thanks and Next Steps -
1. Thank for RT's – I both generally thanked everyone for RT'ing and sent another tweet thanking people by their Twitter username. (e.g. Thanks @seattledrury, @notmarcocollins, for spreading the word about Take Back the Bridge for Everyone.)
2. Twitter list – I set up a private Twitter list of everyone who spread the word on the event. This will come in handy next time we do something similar, I can just reach out to that list to ask for help.
Overall we were happy with how much traction we were able to build for the event in such a small amount of time. So what did we miss? Are there other tools that we could have employed?

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FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA In re EMANUEL Z. KOPSTEIN, No. 92-11234 Debtor. ___________________________/ JEFF WILK, Plaintiff, v. A.P. No. 92-1273 EMANUEL Z. KOPSTEIN, Defendant. _____________________________/
Memorandum of Decision
Before he filed his Chapter 7 petition, defendant Emanuel Kopstein was a seller of "gray market" sporting goods. He entered into a series of three transactions with plaintiff Jeff Wilk whereby Wilk would purchase sporting goods from a third party and immediately sell them to Kopstein. Wilk was paid in full for the first two transactions, but received only $47,500.00 of the $292,234.00 price for the third transaction. He seeks to have the remainder of his claim declared nondischargeable for fraud pursuant to section 523(a)(2) of the Bankruptcy Code. All three transactions were made pursuant to identical letters of credit issued by Bank of America. The terms of the letters of credit required a packing list for each carton Wilk shipped and a telegram from Wilk notifying Kopstein of each shipment with a copy to the bank. Wilk did not comply with these terms for the first two transactions, but was paid anyway. The bank escaped liability as to the third transaction because Wilk did not comply with the terms. The crux of Wilk's fraud claim is the allegation that Kopstein "implied" that he need not comply with the letter of credit terms for the third transaction. Kopstein flatly denied this, and testified that he explicitly told Wilk that he would have to strictly comply with the terms of the letter of credit in order to protect himself as to the third transaction because it was for a considerably larger amount than the first two. The burden is on Wilk to prove his case by a preponderance of the evidence; this he has failed to do. The court finds no false statement by Kopstein, nor any conduct on Kopstein's part which was fraudulent. The court must accordingly render judgment in favor of Kopstein. Since the court has found no false statement on Kopstein's part, it is unnecessary for the court to determine if there was any fraudulent intent. However, the court notes that
of the circumstances negate any fraudulent intent on his part. Not only did he make partial payment, but he also attempted to get the letter of credit amended to accommodate Wilk. These act are inconsistent with Wilk's allegations that Kopstein set out to deceive him and never intended to pay for the goods. In his complaint, Wilk also sought denial of Kopstein's discharge. At trial, Wilk apparently abandoned this claim and presented no evidence in relation to it. Accordingly, Kopstein is entitled to his discharge. For the foregoing reasons, Wilk will take nothing by his complaint which will be dismissed, with prejudice. Kopstein will recover any costs of suit incurred in defending this adversary proceeding. Counsel for Kopstein shall submit an appropriate form of judgment. This memorandum constitutes the court's findings and conclusions pursuant to FRCP 52(a) and FRBP 7052.
Dated: July 17, 1993 _______________________ Alan Jaroslovsky U.S. Bankruptcy
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Hate Eternal, Origin, Vital Remains, Abysmal Dawn: 2011-07-11
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Who: Hate Eternal, Origin, Vital Remains, and Abysmal Dawn
When: July 11th, 2011
Where: The Ottobar, Baltimore MD
Just look at the motherfucken bands on this bill. If you do not immediately begin playing with yourself, you are not fan of extreme metal. When I saw this bill, I gave myself a five-fingered pleasure cruise right to the Grand Gayman Islands. My purple-headed love dolphin swam in the sweet foam of technical metal self-ecstasy. When I saw that this steamroller was coming to The Ottobar in Baltimore where I work, DJ, get in for free, and drink at a greatly reduced price I furiously beat my dick like it had just fucked my sister. You've got to be kidding me! Needless to say, this was going to be an intense Monday night of blasting beats and drunken bromance. Add to the fact the night before I had worked a ten hour long show with Suffo-fucken-cation as the headliner in the same fucken club added to the sheer brutality of the entire event. Besides the awesomeness of the bill, three of the bands have just recently released new records and I was excited to get a big ole' mouthful of that new material in the live setting. Guess which band wasn't touring on a new record? It's ok Vital Remains, no one really wants anything new from you. Just keeping on playing "Hammer down the nails" and "Dechristianize" and no one will know the difference. More on that later…
Charlie and Abysmal Dawn delivered a seriously apocalyptic, misanthropic death metal set with skill and power. Cheers!
I got to the venue just before Abysmal Dawn hit the stage. I have been a huge fan of these Los Angeles based death metallers since their 2006 debut "From ashes". To be honest, they were the band I was most anxious to see! Witnessing the power of Eric Rutan's forehead and John Longstreth from Origin ass-fuck his drum kit were also big motivators, but Abysmal Dawn is definitely my favorite band musically from this bunch. Anyway, they came out strong with "Programmed to consume" and got a pretty solid reaction from the crowd who had already been subjected to four or five local opening acts. Abysmal Dawn has had a lot of in's and out's in their line-up, with frontman, founder, and main creative force Charles Elliot being the only constant member since the band's inception. I got a chance to hang with him after the show and talk metal shop over a few cold National Bohemian beers, definitely a solid individual. Back to the tunes, Abysmal Dawn Version 2.011 is pretty fucken tight. Drummer Scott Fuller laid down one precision beating and/or groove after another with some serious Mike Smith vibes. The band had recruited some Japanese dude to play guitars and he kicked ass too. I can't find his name anywhere but I bought him a beer later in the spirit of international goodwill. The rest of the band's set was completely taken from their newest release "Leveling the Plane of Existence". I would complain about this because I like alot of material from their first two albums, but the new shit was sexcellent; it has groove, heaviness, variation, and good ole' school aggression. "In service of time" and "Rapture renowned" stood out the most, but each of the new cuts were very good to awesome. Even though I would liked to have heard "Path of fire", "Twilight's fallen", or 'Servants to their knees" I really can't complained because I enjoyed the set immensely. Fuck yeah, things were off to a good start.
Absymal Dawn Setlist:
Programmed to Consume
My Own Savior
Rapture Renowned
Perptual Dormancy
Leveling the Plane of Existence
Pixilataed Ignorance
In Service of Time
Vital Remains came out, the singer had spikes on, they hated on Jesus, played some songs mash-ups, blasted alot, and were their usual decent selves. They played "Savior to none, failure for all" which was awesome, but it seemed the drummer had a hard time keeping up. Not a bad show (Vital Remains never is) but with no new material to play or any change in the band's show or routine at all, I think they should have opened things up. Anyway, that's all I have to say about Rhode Island's finest batch of Satanic metalheads.
Vital Remains Setlist
Where is Your God Now?/Icons of Evil
Savior to None, Failure for All
Hammer Down the Nails
Let the Killing Begin/Dechristianize
John Longstreth from Origin doing what he does best…drum kit mutilation!
Next up was the first co-headliner, Kansas' own Origin; a band that has been making waves over the years with insane amounts of sheer brutality and technical skill. I was really only familiar with a few songs from the band's newest album, "Entity". Daemonomania hooked me with the "Echoes of Decimation" a few years ago but I never really got into it. Live though, these guys are a sight to behold. Alot of the songs bled together, and I am still not sold completely on them due to a few songs that just don't click with me, but I can safely say that I am now a fan. I'm not interested in any of their early records, but I definitely need to check "Antithesis" out. "Saliga" stood out as the best song and featured some actual sections that were not fast as all fucking hell. I know Origin have made their mark by being the most extreme boys on the block, but when the actually slow it down a little bit they can unfuckwithable. Other songs that I remember standing out were "The wrath of vishnu" and "Antithesis" which, again, makes me want to check out the latter's namesake album. John Longstreth, who had the flu that night (I know this because I saw him pounding orange juice and cold meds before the show) is a must see for anyone who gives a shit about metal drumming. Several of us in attendance were amazed at the wall of sound he produced while maintaining a calm, almost relaxed yacht-rock like demeanor behind the kit. Also, I got to hang with Paul Ryan for a while during and after the show and he was pretty fucking cool too. We discussed Mortal Kombat sweeps, touring, fixing the national debt, Medicare reform, and Global Domination. So, kudos to Origin because I like 'em now and I bought a shirt. Hooray for me.
Origin Setlist:
Expulsion of Fury
Conceiving Death
Evolution of Extinction
Wrath of Vishnu
Vomit You Out
Implosion of Eternity
Staring from the Abyss
The Burner
The Aftermath
The aura of metal bromance was thick in The Ottobar that night, as you can tell by the hoBROsexual undertones that clearly exist in this picture of me (big Ape on the left) and Origin sweep-master deluxe, Paul Ryan (sexy little man on the right).
Finally, to add the blastICING on the cake, Hate Eternal took the stage to a good reaction from the crowd. Besides producing some absolute shit like Pain Principle, Eric Rutan's time with Ripping Corpse and Morbid Angel plus the severe brutality of every Hate Eternal record gives the man top-level death metal credentials. I have the band's newest, and critically acclaimed, "Phoenix Amongst the Ashes" and its predecessor "Fury and Flames" but have only really familiarized myself with the latter. A huge chunk of the set was devoted to new material, but we did get "Bringer of storms", my personal favorite by the band, and the classic cuts "King of all Kings", "I, monarch" and "Behold Judas". It was clear the crowd was starting to suffer from whiplash and irreversible brain damage due to listening to over five hours of blastarific death metal, but people found the strength to mosh and slam to Hate Eternal's overwhelmingly brutal set. I still am not in love with this band, but Eric and company live have definitely earned my respect. Rutan also is a captivating frontman who did some impressive headbanging-while-soloing. Oh, and his forehead looks like the bastard lovechild of Surtur and Mt. Everest. I couldn't take my eyes off of it for more than five seconds.
Hate Eternal Setlist:
The Eternal Ruler
Thorns of Acacia
Behold Judas
Lake Ablaze
Bringer of Storms
Haunting Abound
Art of Redemption
Phoenix Amongst the Ashes
Powers that Be
I, Monarch
King of All Kings
Behold (Judas!) the power that is Hate Eternal!
When was said and done, this was a bill that lived up to the serious hype that preceded it. Abysmal Dawn has moved up to one of my favorite bands at the moment, I can tolerate about 500% more Origin than before, and Hate Eternal, through blunt force trauma, have proven themselves worthy of the attention they get, even if this obscure webzine writer still isn't a huge fan. Vital Remains is still Vital Remains. All the different band members I chatted with, and drank with, seemed to be cool dudes and it was nice to have a 100% metal tour role into town with no core, no emo, and no melody whatsoever. I doubt another bill like this will come around anytime soon, so I am lucky I got to experience this one… for free bitches! Everyday hustlin' Global Domination, everyday mother fucking hustlin'.


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Changes Since the Previous Review
During this period, a new director took the helm of CISD, and a new chief took the helm of the Computational Sciences Division. These leadership changes have benefited the respective organizations by injecting continuity and stability and have led to sharper focus of the research vision and activities. Particularly noteworthy in CISD is the strength of the aspiration to increase activities across disciplines, divisions, and other organizations. Also, in the Computational Sciences Division (CSD) there have been definite improvements in direction and focus that may be reasonably credited to these management changes.
ARL should take note of the potentially destabilizing and morale-lowering effects of overly rapid turnover of management and of having acting appointees head organizations for extended periods of time. Minimizing such disruptions will greatly benefit ARL.
Battlefield Environment Division
The Battlefield Environment Division (BED) presented a compelling picture of the need for basic research in atmospheric science to meet Army needs, which range from aiding special operations to improving the accuracy of conventional artillery. The Army has a unique and pressing requirement for near-Earth atmospheric understanding and characterization beyond what can be provided by other military and civilian entities. The presence of 24 Ph.D.'s out of a total of 56 civilian divisional staff and the ongoing effort to increase staff expertise through the involvement of postdoctoral personnel are impressive developments. The division's support appears to be a reasonably good mix of 6.1, 6.2, and customer funding, with the first two constituting 55 percent and the last 45 percent. Seventeen percent of customer funding is from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). Total program support dropped by approximately 10 percent because of cutbacks in the area of atmospheric sciences applications, which is not surprising given the advances that have been accomplished in previous years.
Collaborations in the Mountain Terrain Atmospheric Modeling and Observations (MATERHORN) Program and Partners In Research Transition (PIRT), a joint program with various organizations and universities, illustrate a vigorous extramural activity. There were a number of personnel initiatives during the past year, including establishing a relationship with a professor at Colorado State University and rotating a BED staff member to the Army Research Office to help in the atmospheric science area.
BED's research focuses on three major areas: atmospheric sensing, atmospheric dynamics, and atmospheric modeling applications. Underlying these activities is fundamental science, with the emphasis currently on four areas: near-field phase locking of array laser, Raman spectra of individual particles, turbulence propagation, and atmospheric impact routing. A significant portion of the division's resources are directed at products that it will provide to the Army. Management has a technical roadmap for the division that extends to 2017 and that deals with major programs currently in-house and others that are anticipated. Overall, the division's management provided compelling evidence of a grasp of the challenges, especially the balancing of diverse requirements with limited and shrinking resources, and the planning and vision to address the challenges.


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When a new community takes shape on these 50 acres, it will be nothing like the old one. The post-war institutional, dirty yellow barracks-like buildings of Scott Homes, with their flat lines parallel to the street, narrow concrete porches, rats, roaches, pigeons roosting in the crawl spaces, lead paint, primal funk, leaky plumbing ... will be history.
MDHA won a HUD grant because they promised to build a new development -- one of tidy, attractive homes and townhouses shaded by tall, leafy trees and ringed with sidewalks. The housing agency envisions a neighborhood populated not with drug dealers and welfare queens but by SUV-driving Moms and Dads who work full time, fire up the Weber grill on weekends, and have ten-year goal-achievement plans for themselves and their lovely kids. Here the working poor and the middle class will live in harmony, attracted to the quaint ambiance and affordable prices. Here public-housing residents who cleaved to middle-class values through the crack epidemics, gang banging, drive-by shootings, and hoo-ra that plagued public housing in the past will finally get their just rewards -- a coveted spot in a safe, attractive, secure community.
The money and vision steering this revolution is HOPE VI, or Homeownership and Opportunity for People Everywhere. A massive federal program created by Congress in 1992, the goal of HOPE VI (called VI to distinguish it from other HOPE housing initiatives) is to convert the inner city into a place where Cosby, Oprah, and Andy Taylor of Mayberry would feel at home. The transformation begins with what Washington and much of our society has come to view as a cesspool at the heart of these communities -- public housing.
"These crime-infested monuments to a failed policy are killing the neighborhoods around them," Vice President Al Gore said in a press release in 1996. "By tearing them down and replacing them with apartments and town homes, we lay the foundations for vibrant neighborhoods that will bring our inner cities back to life."
The U.S. Congress appointed the National Commission on Severely Distressed Public Housing to investigate the conditions of the nation's public housing in 1989. The commission reported back in 1992 that 86,000 public-housing units out of 1.2 million were so decrepit no one could live in them. The report listed a number of conditions that created a national public-housing crisis -- increasing poverty, inadequate and fragmented social services, and the location of projects in neighborhoods often as blighted as the sites themselves. The commission estimated it would take $7.8 billion to make the worst projects in the United States livable. But the commission stressed in its report that fixing up the physical structures wasn't enough, that "traditional approaches to revitalizing seriously distressed public housing ... without addressing the human condition of the residents" was inadequate.
In response Congress created in 1993 the program that later became HOPE VI. HOPE VI adopted a "holistic approach." It combined social services, health programs, and other help for residents; it provided the dollars to rehabilitate public-housing stock.
Since 1993 HUD has spent more than four billion dollars on the program. HOPE VI, with projects throughout the U.S. -- in Seattle, Baltimore, Chicago, Nashville, San Antonio, Newark, Philadelphia, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Atlanta -- proved to be the most sweeping public-housing initiative since the concept was created by Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1937. As such it is the latest Big Fix in a long line hatched in Washington to land on the poor.
Although HOPE VI began as a program to help poor folks and make their lives better, critics say the focus has shifted away from them toward urban revitalization. As HOPE VI projects were started around the country, the push became to move residents out of public housing, demolish the projects, and replace them with new units that would attract higher-income residents. Instead of rebuilding public housing, HOPE VI aimed at building mixed-income planned neighborhoods where those tenants who were ready would get help to move out of poverty and into the middle class, but those who weren't, would just get moved. It was less the inspiration of an individual or small group than a cumulative wave of social-engineering think-tank buzz, and increasing exasperation with the violent culture of public housing. As the program evolved between 1992 and 1996, it dovetailed with new initiatives to reform welfare, get public-housing residents into the job market, and take back control of public housing through get-tough policies like "One Strike, You're Out."
Old-style public-housing projects such as Scott, Carver, and Liberty Square in Liberty City segregated the poor from the rest of society and concentrated them together in a place where poor conditions created a hothouse of desperation. Even the architecture of the projects was seen as contributing to a climate of despair, by packing the poor into barracks and grim high-rises, warehouses of woe. Borrowing a page from the New Urbanism architectural movement -- which aims for development with a small-town feel -- HUD envisioned HOPE VI as people-friendly environments. Reducing the population on the redeveloped site would give more of a neighborhood feeling and leave space for parks, playgrounds, swimming pools, and golf courses. HOPE VI would aim for a community dominated by middle-class values, dragging the underclass into Martha Stewart-land.


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What are plenty of reasons humans would kill them and leave the money there? If someone is capable of killing another human, they sure would be able to take the money too. Unless it was personal or a thrill kill.
It was said both parents were on disability. I would assume that means they both got SSD. Now if you get SSD, you can only have a certain amount of money in the bank (i think around $2500) before the govt will take it.
That may be the reason he was a "cash man" and probably didn't keep most their money in a bank. It doesn't have to necessarily do with anything illegal. That he had $40,000 {or any substantial sum} on his person is odd to me. I certainly hope they weren't meeting anyone for a cash deal. If he is a paranoid person and was afraid to leave money at home, maybe he brought it with them. It would also explain the security system with cameras in the home. Both on SSD, can't keep all the money in the bank, likely they were keeping a lot at home.
I'm curious to find out info about the man that lived with them who LE is looking to question.
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"The cure for crime is not the electric chair, but the high chair."
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"The cure for crime is not the electric chair, but the high chair."
-J. Edgar Hoover
Someone at Topix reported that the mystery has been solved, and that it was very sad. I find nothing in checking google news. Next, I'll try Tulsa. Ok, I've checked Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and Google, and find nothing to substantiate that poster's claim. Still waiting for answers here.
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Eager to know what you find out, justthinkin...
Applause to everyone posting. I'm still trying to decide on a Top Three Theories response.
It said in one article the Madyson attended kindergarten
"Victor Salcedo, principal of Eufaula Elementary School, said Madyson is a kindergarten student there."
The family owned a few timeshares? How many different ones did they own and where? If they lived in a few different places i would think it would be hard for Madyson to attend school, unless they just lived at timeshares during summers or holidays.
Anyhow how many timeshares did they own? Where were they located? Any problems with any people near their other timeshares?
As for the search being called off, the Sheriff probably figures since hunting season starting a lot of people will be in those woods and report any findings. It's discouraging, however i really don't think they are in those woods. I don't want to see this story fade away until we have an outcome!
I agree with the moving their truck theory and or also possibly them being abducted at gunpoint and put into another vehicle.
They don't seem to be beginners at buying properties. I would think they would know that the terrain is harsh where they were looking, so i doubt any hiking around went on. Dad has a bad back and even if he was on opiates, hiking could be harsh, especially with a small child in that terrain. It'll be interesting to find out what LE has to ask the man who used to live with them. If he lived with them, then he'd know their daily routines, what and where they did with their money.
If Bobby Dale had a home security system with cameras installed since he was afraid of retaliation by his father, or something else? It does show that he has a aware (i don't want to say paranoid) an alert personality type. So whoever got them took them by surprise, i would think if he thought for a minute someone was following them, there would have been some signs of trouble.
Someone they knew
someone they were expecting to meet up with..
"The cure for crime is not the electric chair, but the high chair."
-J. Edgar Hoover
Okay, I'm using Occam's Razor here--attempting to account for the largest amount of what we know in the easiest way possible, but without taking into consideration the wealth of details which may or may not be important.
Top Three Possibilities:
1.) They voluntarily disappeared---from their vehicle, and from the area.
2.) They voluntarily left their vehicle, and were overcome by an act of nature---
injury, illness, or some natural catastrophe---which prohibited them from returning
to their vehicle.
3.) They voluntarily left their vehicle, but encountered a force or forces---involving
another person, or people---which then prohibited them from returning to their
So the last time they used there phone was Oct 8th and the truck was brought to LE attention on Oct 17th. That is 9 days ! And no one from the family had any concern.
I wonder who was their last phone call, and what did they say ? This is just plain odd...
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I wish we could get a family member on here to answer some of our question's.
I wonder if LE has found the man that stayed with them over the summer yet and what their interest in him is, if anything.
I can not see this family wandering off in this area and not being found by cadaver dogs. They brought dogs in right away.
I only hope they searched the other property in question as well. At this point you could only hope that a hunter might come across them, and hopefully they have been passing out fliers to the hunters.
I just do not think they are anywhere around there, I think they were taken. There is absolutley no evidence to support they were killed there where the truck was found there would be something ! Even after 9 days !
I have heard no mention of the LE talking to 2 property owners only 1 who owned 40 acres up there....
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Bobby Dale Jamison filed a civil lawsuit in Oklahoma County against his father, Bobby Dean Jamison, earlier this year in a dispute over ownership of a gas station in Oklahoma City. In the lawsuit, which is still pending, Bobby Dale Jamison alleges his father threatened his family.
The father denied those claims in a legal filing. Neither he nor his attorney immediately returned phone calls to the AP for comment Friday.
Beauchamp said he's interviewed the father and doesn't believe the court dispute has anything to do with the family's disappearance.
"Nothing is leading us in that direction," the sheriff said. "But at this time, we're leaving everything open
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Well I would think the lawsuit and restraining order and the fact Bobby said "dad" threatened the family would lead them in that direction to investigate further.
How could that not point you that way ? Just because they supposedly disappeared off the mountain.
They need to go over the father with a fine tooth comb until they are certain he is not involved at all.
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I am thinking there was a lot going on with this family that only they knew.
I can't shake the idea that perhaps they were in fact looking at the land they wanted to purchase, and as another very insightful poster had wondered....if they got into another persons car to go see the land or be taken to a different land sight?
There was some mention by previous posters that the family (or rather the truck) was seen there by a hunter on both the 8th and the 9th, 2 different days in a row. Can someone iron out my confusion about this?
So if the last day they used their phone, that was the first day the hunter seen the abandoned truck with their items and pup in it. Something happened to them on the 8th!
I really hope LE got the phone records, as well..
I wish more people were interested in this case, i'm surprised there's not that many posting on here, after all, a 6 year old little girl is missing with them. I'm glad ya'll post who do.
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"The cure for crime is not the electric chair, but the high chair."
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"The cure for crime is not the electric chair, but the high chair."
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My recollection from an early article is that hunters spoke with the Jamisons the evening of the 8th., then again in the morning of the 9th.
I wonder if those hunters are being investigated. As I said in an earlier post about the conversations, the Jamisons had no camping gear that we know of so this isn't adding up for me.
I really hope the hunters are being investigated as well, especially if the ones who may have talked to the Jamisons are the same who reported the truck still being there. In making small talk, the Jamisons may have mentioned they were looking at land. If it was the same hunters that kept seeing the truck there, that should have been a huge red flag for them to report it way before they did! Hunters also would have known they weren't camping. No gear in the back of that pick up.
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Bumping for this family, i don't want them to go forgotton..
There's got to be some break of new news, i hope LE can reach the man who used to live with them, something.
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There's no other pictures of little Madyson they can put out? Maybe one of her smiling. She does look scared in the one we all seen, it tugs at my heartstrings..
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I'm confused. Do we really know whose mother was moved to live with this family?
Do we know who the parents(by that I mean if these two aren't) of this teenage son is?
I don't believe the truck was moved....I had considered that, but now I'm wondering if it could be this son lured them to this site (in what manner, I don't know). If it were him, I don't think he knew there was money in the vehicle or he surely would have taken it....unless, he only took half of it to make it look like there was no robbery or greed of some sort.
ETA: has anyone contacted Nancy Grace to see if she has heard of this case? I would have added Greta's name also, but I quit watching that show when she went 99% political.
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"The cure for crime is not the electric chair, but the high chair."
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A theory that would make sense to me, a little, still an odd one...
They left the dog inside the truck because it was late. They may have been playing around all day and on their way home? Which way was there truck headed?
They left their coats - didn't need them if it was that warm day/night posted prior. But like weather in my area it's very unpredictable so they probably would take coats just in case.
I could imagine the dog/phones/etc being left in the car because it was late and they were going to star gaze. They may have felt the area is pretty deserted, especially since the truck wasn't even spotted for 8 days? Was their doors locked? I wouldn't want my dog running around in the dark with me if I was just going to relax with my family and star gaze.
And then there is possibility of natural disaster/suicide/murder... that ended their lives. I wonder if the area is populated by critters that could dispose of bodies easily in (what was it, 8 days?).
I just think if it was a human they were meeting, the money would not be there anymore.
I wonder if there is any evidence of them having blankets in the truck? Could they do a fiber analysis?
When I go star gaze with my son... dog stays in the car, blanket comes with us, money/cell/purse stays in car. Did they have an ice cooler? I would look for any sort of material evidence verses human bodies. Blankets/cigarettes/beer cans/ice coolers/clothing.. anything a person would typically do in a hiking/star gazing/camping setting.
They do appear to be the outdoors type considering the little girls picture was taken what appears to be a woodsy area. They may have been looking at land all day and decided to go adventuring. But that's how I am and who knows what kind of people this family was. I hope they find them!
If something indeed did happen to them (besides a voluntary disappearance), I think I favor this theory more than any other. It fits with what we know of the region---that it was hunting season, and that there were poachers of one sort or another in the general area, and that hunting accidents do happen. A poacher shot and killed his hunting partner in Latimer County a few days ago. It's not far-fetched to see this disappearance as an extension of similar circumstances.


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David Cameron wants churches in England and Wales to be allowed to conduct same-sex marriage ceremonies.
He said he did not want gay people to be "excluded from a great institution", but would not force any groups to hold ceremonies in their places of worship.
Ministers will reveal their response to a consultation next week. MPs will be given a free vote on the issue.
The Church of England said it would study the proposals but was firmly against same-sex marriage.
In a statement, the Church said: "We believe that redefining marriage to include same-sex relationships will entail a dilution in the meaning of marriage for everyone by excluding the fundamental complementarity of men and women from the social and legal definition of marriage.
"Given the absence of any manifesto commitment for these proposals - and the absence of any commitment in the most recent Queen's Speech - there will need to be an overwhelming mandate from the consultation to move forward with these proposals and make them a legislative priority."
The Church said its stance was not a "knee-jerk resistance to change", but was "motivated by a concern for the good of all in society".
Mr Cameron's proposals have also angered some Tory MPs who have opposed the change in the law.
Bob Blackman, MP for Harrow East, warned there will be "outrage throughout the country" and a "clear backlash" against David Cameron's proposals.
'Arrogant Cameron'He told BBC News: "Marriage is between one man and one woman and so changes to the definition of marriage are not appreciated and not strongly supported."
When consultations were first held on the proposal to change the law to provide for same sex marriage, the Church of England predicted that it would be divisive and said it reflected a failure to understand that marriage was more than a ceremony.
After the prime minister's latest statement on this issue , the Church insisted that its concern was for the good of all in society - including upholding the potential in a marriage between a man and a woman of "the fruitfulness of procreation".
The Church argues that it cannot be accused of "knee-jerk resistance to change".
There are elements in the Church - and in some other religious institutions - that would be more in favour of same sex marriage.
The Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement said no faith and no denomination should be forced into performing a marriage for a same sex couple - but if it was in keeping with their theology they should not be deprived of the opportunity of doing so.
The debate looks set to intensify.
He said he was against teachers "being forced to say same sex relationships are the equivalent of heterosexual relationships" - something he said would happen if the move become law.
Labour and the Lib Dems have yet to decide whether to join the Conservatives in granting their MPs a free vote on the issue, although the majority of MPs in the three parties are thought likely to back it.
But Mr Blackman predicted the legislation could face "an interesting challenge" in the House of Lords.
Conservative MP Stewart Jackson tweeted that the Bill would be "massacred in the Lords", adding, in a swipe at the prime minister: "Arrogant Cameron knows best."
Mr Cameron said: "I'm a massive supporter of marriage and I don't want gay people to be excluded from a great institution.
"But let me be absolutely 100% clear: if there is any church or any synagogue or any mosque that doesn't want to have a gay marriage it will not, absolutely must not, be forced to hold it.
"That is absolutely clear in the legislation.
"Also let me make clear, this is a free vote for Members of Parliament, but personally I will be supporting it."
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Under the new proposals, due to be outlined next week by Equalities Minister Maria Miller, religious organisations which do not want to host same-sex weddings will be given an absolute guarantee they will not be forced to do so.
But Whitehall sources say the best way to make the guarantee "water-tight" is to allow religions to opt in to hosting same-sex ceremonies if they want to.
Labour leader Ed Miliband and deputy prime minister Nick Clegg also support gay marriage in church.
Mr Clegg said: "It's very important to remember that in our plans we're not going to force any church or any religious denomination to hold same-sex marriage ceremonies if they don't want to but I do think it's time that we allow any couple, no matter who they are, to marry if that's what they want to do."
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said: "I hope David Cameron will not be deterred by opposition within his own party and beyond.
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Paul Parker, recording clerk for Quakers in Britain, said: "For Quakers, this is an issue of religious freedom and we don't seek to impose this on others."
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Washington, DC -- By the day's end, the "Parents, Schools and Values," Congressional hearing revealed itself to be precisely what youth advocates had feared: a taxpayer funded platform for anti-gay extremists. The two day hearing came to a close today before the House Economic and Employment Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations.
The hearings became the focus of a national outcry when Lou Sheldon, an anti-gay extremist and Chairman of the Traditional Values Coalition, claimed the hearings were scheduled at his request to discuss the "promotion of homosexuality in the public schools."
Opening the hearings, Chairman Peter Hoekstra (D-MI) said the ten witnesses would explore the role of parents in schools and values in the "big picture." Nevertheless, by the second day as witness after witness lashed out against sex education, HIV prevention and youth support programs in schools, the true nature of the hearings became apparent. Perhaps due to the national outcry, the subcommittee called on four of the ten witnesses to address the impact of violence and harassment against youth grappling with issues of sexual orientation. No gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender youth were called upon to testify at the hearing.
"Lou Sheldon's extreme views came across loud and clear," said Helen Gonzales, Public Policy Director for the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. "Even though the committee did not completely stack the deck against us: intolerance of differing views and an anti-democratic approach to education were the themes of the day."
During the first day of hearings, witnesses William Bennett and Patricia Ann Baltz spoke in general terms about the need to infuse values into public schools. The word "homosexual" came up only once when Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-PA) asked Bennett how he might address the issues of racism and homophobia and the harassment and violence they can inspire in schools. A question Bennett failed to directly address.
During the second day, as expected, witnesses discussed school services and programs which address prevention of HIV, hate-violence in schools and the high incidence of suicide among gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth. Several witnesses misrepresented these community efforts as attempts to "recruit and promote homosexuality." At least one witness complained about schools "promoting homosexual lifestyles as normal," while another witness claimed that "homosexuality is sinful." A Totalitarian Approach
What several witnesses proved with their testimony was that they supported a totalitarian approach to education. Despite the subcommittee's emphasis, it was clear that at least some of the witnesses were present to complain that schools and school boards had not adopted their views, calling on the federal government to enforce a narrow agenda in local curriculum. The minority status of their viewpoints seemed unimportant.
Warren Grantham, a parent from St. Paul, MN, complained that a state-prepared pamphlet used in the schools pushed gays and lesbians as role models. According to Grantham, providing gays and lesbians as positive role models was the equivalent of providing drug dealers or alcoholics as role models. According to Grantham, "if we want kids to not use drugs we don't show them drug dealers as role models. Similarly, if we want kids not to use alcohol, we don't provide them with alcoholics as role models."
Grantham and a second witness, Nancy Maclone from East Falmouth, MA, both complained about school programs adopted by their local school boards. In both cases, the voters in their communities had publicly approved the youth support and sex education programs in question. Both received criticism from some members.
"As Rep. Martinez (D-CA) pointed out," said Gonzales, " it is important to take your case to the public and try and convince other parents and voters of your position. But when you lose, it means that the majority of the public does not agree with those positions put forth in the campaign - that is how democracy works."
Another witness claiming to be an "expert" in the federal funding of homosexuality failed to produce adequate documentation for her outrageous claims.
Two witnesses, Mary Griffith who's gay son committed suicide and Anne Simon, a Massachusetts teacher, proved to be the voices of reason in the midst of homophobic barbs. Both witnesses spoke to the critical need for supporting gay, lesbian and bisexual youth. Their descriptions of violence and harassment towards gay youth underscored the need for school systems to develop programs that help students, teachers and administrators address this critical issue.
In a letter sent Tuesday to Rep. Hoekstra, NGLTF Executive Director, Melinda Paras wrote, "the Radical Right will not rest until they have forced their narrow-minded ideas onto every facet of our society. Right wing extremists hope to promote only their narrow definition of the 'acceptable' family." Referencing the hearing's connection to Lou Sheldon, Paras enclosed a pants pocket as a protest against the appearance that Congress is perched "in the back pocket of the Radical Right."
According to NGLTF research, the hearings come at the close of a year that has seen an unending attack gay issues in schools. Of the 39 anti-gay state measures tracked by NGLTF this year, 17, roughly 44% focused on gay-related educational policies -- mandating only negative references to gay-related issues and individuals through the education system.
"These Congressional hearings are only the tip of the iceberg," said Beth Barrett, NGLTF spokesperson. "The Radical Right's quest is to dismantle sex education and safe school programs by keeping quality, honest and factual information out of the hands of young people."
Rea Carey, Coordinator of the National Advocacy Coalition on Youth and Sexual Orientation, was part of a coalition of national organizations that came together in response to the hearings. Carey stated that, "this hearing was clearly a victory for gay youth and a defeat for the extreme right's agenda. Although Representative Hoekstra had stated that the hearing's focus would not be to attack programs serving gay and lesbian youth, he clearly forgot to tell this to the witnesses."


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Because CRP habitat is new, evaluations of its value to wildlife are limited. Studies have been completed on nesting in CRP fields by ducks (Luttschwager 1991; Kantrud 1993) and by Ring-necked Pheasants (Berthelsen et al. 1990; see American Ornithologists' Union 1983 for scientific names). King (1991) surveyed birds on 4-6 CRP fields and some alternative habitats in eastern Nebraska during 1989-1990. Attempts have been made to measure habitat changes resulting from CRP and to predict subsequent effects on certain birds through various models (Hays et al. 1989; Stauffer et al. 1989). As yet, however, little published information exists on actual use of CRP fields by birds, especially nongame species. Elsewhere we (Johnson and Schwartz, in press) documented the significance of CRP fields to breeding grassland birds in the northern Great Plains. The present paper describes in greater detail some of the characteristics of the CRP fields we studied in 1990-1992. We also develop models assessing the influence of certain variables on the density of the most common species. Explanatory variables include geographical and temporal indicators, conservation practice employed, and vegetation structure.


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Gretna, La — The self-proclaimed "Who Dat Ten", an office pool of 10 New Orleans Regional Transit Authority (RTA) employees, shared a $1 million Powerball prize from the March 16 drawing. The prize was claimed on the group's behalf by Thang Nguyen, who visited the Louisiana Lottery's headquarters on Thursday with six other group members.
The 37-year-old Gretna resident purchased the Quick Pick ticket that matched all five white ball numbers but missed the red Powerball number in the March 16 drawing. Office pool leader Eugenie Fenerty said the group didn't know they had won until Monday morning because she left the tickets at the office. When she checked the winning ticket Monday morning, she rushed through the hall yelling the good news.
Nguyen received $700,000 after state and federal taxes were withheld and stated that each office pool member would receive $70,000. Nguyen purchased the winning ticket at Discount Center on N. Broad Street in New Orleans. The store will receive a selling bonus of $10,000, which is one percent of the prize.
Fenerty said the group has been playing Powerball since 2010. She joked that she keeps the group's tickets safe in a fireproof lockbox because she "has the biggest dog," but explained that two other members of the group hold the keys to ensure fairness and security. When the group arrived at Lottery headquarters, the ticket was still stashed in the lockbox. Fenerty said most of the group members had been RTA employees for close to 20 years, but Nguyen was their newest member. They said he could stay.


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Spicy foods are taking over supermarket shelves, and not just in the form of hot sauces and spices. Mainstream brands are embracing the heat and adding a kick to products that are typically mild. Do you like to turn up the heat in the kitchen? If so, check out these grocery store finds that are packing jalapeños, habaneros, and cayenne pepper.
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Chili-flavored chocolates have been on the market for quite
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and two of them are spicy varieties. One is the Jalapeño Jack flavor and the other, Chipotle Cheddar, gets
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SI article on Michigan Recruiting w MGoBlog mention...
Article on SI about Michigan recruiting on an elite level and mentions this very site.
OT: Former UM OC Mike DeBord of Chicago Bears not retained by new HC Marc Trestman
Yesterday new Chicago Bears head coach Marc Trestman decided not to retain former Michigan OC and Bears TE coach Mike Debord.
Debord is officially on the market.
FWIW Marc Trestman was a Golden Gopher QB in the late 1970s.
Wallpaper Season - Outback Bowl (Pirate Gibbons Edition)
So, here's a quick Outback Bowl wallpaper for you all featuring "Captain Gibbons" and his parrot. This was a fun wallpaper to make, so I hope you enjoy it and get a chuckle out of seeing Gibbons as his boyhood dream. Now, let's kick some South Carolina/SEC ass!
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Michigan lands at #3 in football program value, behind Texas and Florida, and lands at #8 (tied with OSU) for overall job in football, with the Packers as #1. Those are obviously pretty great numbers for us but I'm interested in what everyone else thinks of the overall rankings.
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