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The Supreme Court on Friday issued a notice to the Uttar Pradesh government and sought explanation on the circumstances under which a Class XII student was arrested for allegedly posting on Facebook 'objectionable' comments against senior Samajwadi Party leader and state minister Azam Khan.
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Tension gripped old city area here when a group of persons indulged in stone pelting and arson demanding action against two youths for allegedly posting objectionable content on a social networking site, hurting religious sentiments.
A Pakistani mob killed a woman member of a religious sect and two of her granddaughters after a sect member was accused of posting blasphemous material on Facebook, police said Monday.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) Tuesday sent a reminder to the Maharashtra government to pay Rs.50,000 each as compensation to two women who were illegally detained for 10 days by police following a Facebook post after the death of Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray two years ago.
NCP took strong objection to the alleged provocative Facebook posts by BJP legislator Pankaja Munde Palve regarding the EC notice to her father Gopinath Munde.
A senior woman activist of NGO outfit PUCL was sent to jail by a court in Andhra Pradesh after she was arrested over her Facebook post.
A local court in Andhra Pradesh has remanded state general secretary of PUCL to 12-day judicial custody for allegedly posting "objectionable" comments on her Facebook account against Tamil Nadu Governor and a Congress MLA.
Demands for pardon for Mumbai blasts convict Sanjay Dutt grew louder with more politicians and filmstars joining the chorus though Congress virtually distanced itself from party leader Digvijay Singh`s remarks.
Lack of understanding of the new age laws governing internet by enforcement agencies in the country is posing a big challenge, a prominent Indian entrepreneur said on Tuesday.
The Bombay High Court on Monday asked Maharashtra government what action it had taken against policemen who arrested two girls from nearby Palghar district for posting comments on FB.
Close on the heels of the arrest of two girls by the Mumbai police, a boy has now been detained for writing a post abusing Raj Thackeray.
IG Konkan police submitted report into enquiry over arrest of two girls from Palghar held for making derogatory comment on Facebook questioning bandh following death of Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray.
The outrage over the arrest of two girls for their Facebook post on Bal Thackeray`s funeral grew on Tuesday with Union IT Minister Milind Deora also lending weight saying there should be no "misuse" of laws.
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Caring for a patient with cancer affects the family caregiver's quality of life.
Family caregivers usually begin caregiving without training and are expected to meet many demands without much help. A caregiver often neglects his or her own quality of life by putting the patient's needs first. Today, many health care providers watch for signs of caregiver distress during the course of the patient's cancer treatment. When caregiver strain affects the quality of caregiving, the patient's well-being is also affected. Helping the caregiver also helps the patient.
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Goebel, a graduate student, has a 4.0 grade-point average in Cincinnati's educational leadership program. He'll receive a $2,000 scholarship that may be applied to graduate or professional studies.
Goebel played in 46 career games and was a member of two Big East championship teams. He appeared in 11 games in 2010, rushing for 196 yards and three touchdowns, and averaging 5.9 yards per carry. He is the first Cincinnati player to win the football scholar-athlete award.
The conference also named its all-academic team, which included 135 players. Cincinnati led the way with 19 players on the team, followed by West Virginia (18) and Rutgers (18). Pittsburgh had 17, Louisville, USF and Connecticut each placed 16 on the team, and Syracuse had 15.
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Bearcats' Isaiah Pead does more with less
"When I get 15 to 18 carries, my body is sore after the game," Pead said. "I can only imagine what I'd feel like after a 40-carry game."
Pead's 121 carries, though, were almost exactly half of what Noel Devine got at West Virginia and a little more than a third of the handoffs Lewis took at Pitt. Pead's season high for attempts was 18 against West Virginia, and he ran for 175 yards in that game. He also had four games of six carries or fewer.
But the junior -- who was named to the Maxwell Award watch list earlier this month -- insists he's fine with not getting a ton of touches.
"In high school, I got about 15 to 18 carries a game," he said. "So I've always had a modest, mellow number of carries.
"You've just got to go out with no expectations, just go out and play and do whatever the team needs you to do. Then you worry about the stats afterward. There were games where I only had four or five carries, but I was in for a good number of plays. And I have to do my job when I play."
Pead's role could increase this season. Last year, he split time with senior running back Jacob Ramsey. This year, he's the unquestioned No. 1 back, even though senior John Goebel is healthy again and scatback Darrin Williams will get some looks. Pead says he's approaching this year with a different attitude.
"As the No. 1 back, you've got to be more focused, more mentally strong," he said. "You've got to go out and set a tone."
The running game was usually the secondary option in Brian Kelly's pass-happy offense. New coach Butch Jones uses a similar attack, but Pead says there is more emphasis on the running game.
"He runs the ball more, which is a good thing," Pead said. "The past two years, we've been successful without running the ball much, but to win football games, most teams have to run the ball. I'm looking forward to it."
And a lot of people are looking forward to seeing what Pead can do with more opportunities.
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The junior was razor sharp in Saturday's Bearcats Bowl, hitting his first 11 passes and completing 18 of 20 overall for 218 yards and two touchdowns. Granted, his performance came against the second-team defense.
Receiver D.J. Woods had six catches for 88 yards and a score and threw a 60-yard pass to Vidal Hazelton on a play that Jones let a fan in the stands select. Hazelton had four catches for 88 yards and a score.
Tailback Darrin Williams got most of the carries with Isaiah Pead and John Goebel out with injuries. Williams finished with 64 yards and a touchdown on 12 attempts.
The second-team offense failed to score against the first-team defense.
Dan Giordano, Aaron Roberson and Chris Williams collected tackles for loss that scored points for the defense in Jones' modified scoring system.
Cincinnati puts another title on ice
But with 1:26 left to go before halftime, the beach -- where the Bearcats frolicked last year during Orange Bowl week -- seemed awfully far away. Pittsburgh's dominating running game and pass rush had caused things to snowball against Cincinnati, which found itself trailing 31-10. Even Gilyard, ever the optimist, admitted that "it started to get real cold."
That's when the rest of the team turned to Gilyard for some heat. Running back John Goebel, several defensive players and even head coach Brian Kelly grabbed him on the sideline. We need something on this kickoff, they implored.
"I prayed that I could take one back," Gilyard said. "And then everything parted like the Red Sea."
Gilyard's 99-yard return for a touchdown finally gave Cincinnati some life, and the defending Big East champions refused to die the rest of the way. Despite trailing by two touchdowns early in the fourth quarter, the No. 5 Bearcats rallied to win 45-44 thanks to Pitt's late missed extra point and a 29-yard touchdown pass from Tony Pike to Armon Binns with 33 seconds left.
"Our guys are resilient," Kelly said. "Our guys believe, I believe in them, and you've got to have that belief. We've won 18 consecutive regular-season games. Don't count us out."
But is it enough to count the 12-0 Bearcats into the BCS title game? Barring a loss by Texas in the Big 12 title game later Saturday night, Cincinnati will join the 2004 Auburn squad as the only BCS conference teams to go undefeated and not play for the national title in the BCS era. Even a Texas loss might not do it, as Cincinnati would still have to climb past undefeated and No. 4 TCU.
Kelly said he didn't think his team deserved to get into the BCS title game ahead of Texas, but that it should go instead of TCU with a Longhorns' loss. Cincinnati players said they feel they've done enough to play for a national championship. And so, apparently, does Pitt receiver Jonathan Baldwin, who interrupted the Cincinnati postgame news conference to shout, "Good job. Now go win the championship."
"We did our part," senior safety Aaron Webster said. "Now it's in other people's hands."
Big East commissioner John Marinatto, who attended Saturday's game, said the league "strongly believes Cincinnati should be in the championship game" and that any undefeated BCS conference team deserves that privilege. However, Marinatto is not a playoff advocate and did not sound like someone ready to promote sweeping change.
"We recognize as a group the system is not perfect," he said. "At our annual meetings, we'll get together and talk about whether anything needs to be changed."
In order to even make this debate relevant, Cincinnati had to make a lot of changes defensively on Saturday.
Pittsburgh (9-3) scored on each of its first five possessions. Freshman sensation Dion Lewis carried 29 times for 108 yards in the first half alone as the Panthers' offensive line obliterated the Bearcats defense. Cincinnati looked like toast.
Pitt scored only twice after halftime, though, as Lewis -- who finished with a school-record 47 carries for 194 yards and three scores -- had to work a little harder. The defense incorporated more run blitzing, often bringing Andre Revels or J.K. Schaffer to the point of attack to shore up its deficiencies.
"We came in as a defense at halftime and said, 'We just have to tackle him,'" Webster said. "'Don't try to get the big hit, because he'll just dribble out of them. Just tackle and play the next down.'"
A few stops were all the Bearcats' offense needed. They scored three touchdowns in the final 11:09. When Pitt missed the extra point after a Lewis score with 1:36 left, Kelly had one thought: "Cool."
"I was like, man, they're going to give us a shot here," he said.
But Kelly said the comeback would not have been possible without Gilyard's first-half kickoff return. The team often follows his exuberant personality, and Gilyard has had the uncanny ability the past two seasons of coming up with a huge play when the Bearcats need it the most. That's one big reason why the Bearcats are back-to-back Big East champions.
"I'm a praying man, and God is good," Gilyard said.
In other words, for Cincinnati, life's a beach.
As the Cincinnati quarterback world turns
Another day, another twist in the continuing saga that is the Cincinnati quarterback situation.
Zach Collaros will start Friday night against West Virginia, but Tony Pike will play in a role that coach Brian Kelly declined to divulge. Confused? That's understandable.
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|Zach Collaros will start for the Bearcats Friday against West Virginia.
Kelly said Saturday night that Collaros, who set a Big East record with 555 total yards against UConn on Saturday, had played so well that he'd have to rethink who would start for the Bearcats when Pike was healthy. On Monday's Big East teleconference, Kelly emphatically stated that Pike was his starter when healthy. Then on Tuesday, the coach announced that Collaros would start but Pike would play.
Kelly's reasoning goes like this: Pike still isn't 100 percent, though he's close. And since Collaros has been magnificent, there's no reason to rush back Pike, especially since the senior has missed so much practice time. The fact that there's still some risk with Pike's injured left forearm also allows Kelly to keep the red-hot Collaros in while not alienating Pike.
So why play Pike at all this week? Kelly said there are things that Pike can bring to the offense that give the Bearcats an advantage. He didn't say this, but it's also a good way to maybe knock some of the rust off the quarterback without putting the team at risk in a must-win game for Cincinnati's Big East and national title hopes. And it makes the Mountaineers have to prepare for both quarterbacks in a short week.
Of course, Kelly said last month that he didn't want to play two quarterbacks because he'd rather have the receivers keep a rapport with one player. He's reversed field on that, calling it a "fluid situation." He said that's because Collaros has played so well that the receivers have the utmost confidence in him as well as Pike.
"They feel great with whoever the starter is," Kelly said. "That now becomes a moot point, relative to who feels better with what quarterback, because they have a comfort level with both."
Kelly emphasized that there would be no quarterback controversy on this team. He said Pike and his family were part of the decision-making process because he is the one who would have to risk his health by playing.
"Our team has absolutely no concerns over who's leading them," Kelly said. "Where controversy comes in is when the room is split. There is no split. Our guys know they can win and win at a high level with both those guys. That's a very, very unique circumstance, and I seem to attract unique circumstances."
Kelly said Pike would start the Nov. 27 Illinois game after the bye week. But remember, this is a fluid situation.
The other news from Cincinnati today is that second-leading rusher Jacob Ramsey won't play this week because of a foot sprain. He's in a walking boot. Isaiah Pead will start at running back, and John Goebel and Darrin Williams are in the mix as the backups. Goebel has a broken hand, but Kelly said the training staff has arranged a cast so he can carry the ball through the injury.
Cincinnati still has flaws, Kelly says
Posted by ESPN.com's Brian Bennett
Being in the top 10 for the first time in school history is a nice accomplishment. But Cincinnati coach Brian Kelly says he hasn't really mentioned anything about it to his team.
"They know I'm not very impressed," Kelly said. "We're pleased that we've made that progress and that we can be a top 10 team. But our guys are not patting themselves on the back saying, 'Hey, we've arrived.' They understand they've got to play each and every week or they'll get beat, because we're not that good."
Still, how many teams would love to trade their problems for Kelly's? Surely Mike Haywood would. The first-year Miami of Ohio coach has to find a way for his 0-4 team to compete with the Bearcats this week. The RedHawks have given up an average of 41.8 points per game, while Cincinnati is averaging more than 43 per contest.
How efficient are the Bearcats on offense? Last week against Fresno State, they scored 28 points despite taking only 39 actual offensive snaps. That's a touchdown every 5.6 snaps. Even for a fast-paced no-huddle attack, that's hard to believe.
"In 19 years of coaching, you don't ever think you're going to go into a game and run 39 offensive plays and still be around to talk about wins," Kelly said. "We're built to move quickly, with bigger-chunk plays. We're not a ball-control offense. But we've got to make sure we give Tony Pike enough snaps."
Miami has a new quarterback in freshman Zac Dysert, who made his starting debut against Kent State and threw for 337 yards and rushed for 107. Kelly said the RedHawks will play with nothing to lose and will be motivated by this rivalry game.
Yet this matchup figures to be severely lopsided and could give Cincinnati a chance to work in some new guys and some players coming off injuries before going to South Florida on Oct. 15. Kelly said cornerbacks Dominique Battle (ankle) and Chris Williams (leg) are getting closer, but they may not play until the Bulls game. Marcus Barnett started at corner last week, and freshman Reuben Johnson could see more time this week.
Kelly said linebacker Curtis Young is making good progress from his knee injury but is probably a couple of weeks away. Linebacker Robby Armstrong is having knee surgery this week and is probably out for the season. Kelly mentioned sophomore Alex Delisi as one who could pick up the slack at linebacker.
Running back John Goebel, who missed the first four games with a hamstring injury, should see some time on special teams this week so he can be ready for the South Florida game, Kelly said.
New coaches, QB battles highlight Big East spring
Posted by ESPN.com's Brian Bennett
Fear not, Big East football fans. In less than a month, South Florida will be back on the practice field, with the rest of the league teams starting their spring drills shortly afterward.
There will be no shortage of situations to follow during the spring. There's a new head coach at Syracuse, new coordinators almost everywhere and no fewer than five teams seeking a new quarterback.
We've got all the story lines covered here in our team-by-team spring primer:
Spring practice starts: March 31
Spring game: April 25
What to watch:
• Defense, defense, defense. Safety Aaron Webster is the only returning defensive starter from 2008, so this spring will be about finding out who's ready to step into bigger roles. Several backups have experience, including linebacker Andre Revels and defensive end Curtis Young. But all jobs should be open. And with this week's firing of defensive coordinator Joe Tresey, the Bearcats could be working under a new scheme.
• Cincinnati brings back quarterback Tony Pike, receiver Mardy Gilyard and its top two rushers in Jacob Ramsey and John Goebel. But the spring will be time to find new playmakers as well. Isaiah Pead averaged 6.6 yards a carry in limited duty as a freshman and should see his role increase. The bubble wrap will come off promising redshirt freshman Quentin Hines. Receiver D.J. Woods had a solid freshman season and will need to build upon that to help replace Dominick Goodman.
• You don't normally pay much attention to punters in spring practice, but this is an exception. The Bearcats have to find a suitable replacement for two time All-American Kevin Huber.
Orange Bowl loss shouldn't diminish Cincinnati's season
MIAMI -- Cincinnati players were understandably down after Thursday night's 20-7 loss to Virginia Tech in the FedEx Orange Bowl.
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|Brian Kelly is confident his team is heading in the right direction.
"Disappointing is maybe not even the right word for it," defensive end Connor Barwin said. "But we're disappointed that we couldn't give the university and this city an Orange Bowl championship and leave on the best note possible.
"It's so sad. We wish we would have played better."
The Bearcats played uncharacteristically messy on their biggest stage, failing to score after their opening drive and turning the ball over four times. But while their moods were sour, the team couldn't remain completely distraught over the Orange Bowl outcome.
Just getting to a BCS bowl was in itself a major accomplishment and a first for the program. Cincinnati won a school-record 11 games this season and its first Big East championship while rising to No. 12 in the final regular-season rankings. Nothing that happened in the postseason can erase that.
"A loss is a loss; it stinks," coach Brian Kelly said. "It's lousy. But does the foundation crack in our program? No. Do the expectations change? Absolutely not. From a big-picture standpoint, the things we want for this program are in place.
"We're on a journey. We're not there yet. But if you keep knocking on that door, if you keep putting yourself in that position, we'll finish the deal. So, yeah, it doesn't feel good to lose, not when you put in as much time as we do. But I'm not going to be jumping off the Fontainebleau tonight."
Orange Bowl result aside, Cincinnati's program has never been in better shape. The school is building new practice fields and an indoor bubble. Nippert Stadium expansion is on the horizon. Most importantly, Kelly has pledged to stick around despite other schools' courtships.
At least 15,000 Bearcats fans attended Thursday's game at Dolphin Stadium, outnumbering Virginia Tech fans. It wasn't that long ago that Cincinnati couldn't convince 15,000 people to come to their home games.
"I've been telling people that it's official: A portable Nippert is a reality," Barwin said. "We're so thankful for that."
Halftime: Cincinnati 17, South Florida 7
CINCINNATI -- All the concern about Cincinnati's quarterback situation this week was misplaced. Tony Pike has been very good in the first half.
Showing no lingering effects of the broken arm that kept him out of the second half at UConn, Pike has thrown for 227 yards in the first half. He's also shown surprising mobility and touch for a guy his size (6-foot-6).
The Bearcats would probably be up even more if not for three first-half turnovers, including two fumbles by running backs Jacob Ramsey and John Goebel. South Florida has turned it over twice on a pair of Matt Grothe interceptions. His first was returned 58 yards by Mike Mickens to set up Cincinnati's first touchdown. His second came on a great play by Connor Barwin, who reached out with his left hand to tip the ball in the air, allowing Lamonte Nelms to come up with the pick.
The Bulls have surprisingly made a big commitment to the running game despite missing top backs Jamar Taylor and Mike Ford. It has worked as they've produced 108 yards on 23 carries, which includes some negative plays on sacks and failed reverses. But the passing game has struggled; Grothe is just 5-of-11 for only 71 yards. Credit the Cincinnati pass defense for shutting down throwing lanes, but Grothe and his receivers have been a little off most of the night.
South Florida just can't get out of its own way. The Bulls have already drawn six penalties and have continued their annoying habit of jumping offside on defense, which they repeatedly did at Louisville last week. They've been called for three pass interference penalties, and even worse, Cincinnati connected on two of those.
Cincinnati had gone 0-for-25 on third down in its past two games. Tonight, the Bearcats are 4-for-5. They look like they're in good shape to pull off this much-needed win.
Big East internal affairs
Posted by ESPN.com's Brian Bennett
South Florida: The loss of senior outside linebacker Brouce Mompremier to a neck injury is a big blow, but the Bulls should be able to weather the loss. The reason is that South Florida has played primarily in its nickel defense much of the season, meaning only two linebackers are on the field most of the time. "That's what's saved us," defensive coordinator Wally Burnham said.Tyrone McKenzie and Kion Wilson will be the main linebackers in the nickel, with Chris Robinson coming in to play strongside in the base 4-3 sets. South Florida will probably have to come out of the nickel next week against run-heavy Pittsburgh, however.
Louisville: The Cardinals hope that left tackle George Bussey and left guard Mark Wetterer can return to action Friday night against UConn after missing the Kansas State game with ankle injuries. But if they can't go, Louisville has confidence in backupsJosh Byrom and Greg Tomczyk , who played extremely well against Kansas State last week. "We told them, all great players have to start their first game sometime," head coach Steve Kragthorpe said. "Why not tonight?" The Cardinals also might have found a new placekicker in Purdue transfer Tim Dougherty, who replaced the struggling Chris Philpott in the second half against the Wildcats and drilled his only attempt, from 36 yards.
Pittsburgh: Dave Wannstedt is still trying to get promising youngsters Jonathan Baldwin and Lucas Nix involved, but he says it's been hard because of how the games have played out. The Panthers have had three close games versus Bowling Green, Buffalo and Iowa. "You want to do what's fair to the kid and what's fair to the team," Wannstedt said. "That's the balancing as a head coach. They're going to be good players, but my first responsibility is to this football team." Wannstedt said Baldwin, a wide receiver, played 10 out of 60 snaps against Iowa but got bumped off his route on a play designed to go to him. Wannstedt also saidElijah Fields will get his second start at safety but will split time with Dom DeCicco.
Cincinnati: The Bearcats seem happy with running a two-man running back committee. John Goebel and Jacob Ramsey have split carries almost evenly, with Goebel getting 30 attempts and Ramsey 29. Goebel has been slightly more effective, averaging 5.1 yards per carry to Ramsey's 4.1. Promising freshmen running backs Quentin Hines and Isaiah Pead have yet to touch the ball.
Connecticut: Donald Brown has been phenomenal for the Huskies and leads the nation in rushing. But even though Brown hardly ever tires, coach Randy Edsall would like to reduce his workload. Brown is averaging more than 28 carries per game and is on pace for nearly 340 rush attempts this season. He was in on 60 snaps against Baylor last week. Edsall wants to keep him from getting hurt or worn down before the end of the season. The return of backfield mate Andre Dixon could help. Dixon, who led the Huskies in rushing last year, has been slowed by an ankle injury so far this season but was back on the field at times in the Baylor game. Edsall said he wants to start giving the ball to Dixon and freshman Jordan Todman more and give Brown a break.


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This is a great family car. The interior is large and comfortable with a lot of trunk space. This van is also great on gas and rides like a car.
I wish it was an all wheel drive but Honda does not make their vans in all wheel drive. However, the front wheel drive is awesome in the snow with good tires.
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2012 Honda Odyssey Touring Review
Leased two Mercedes and don't need this great car anymore - can only drive one at a time
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2012 Honda Odyssey Touring Elite Review
Feels great
Had so much issues with this car had 2011 odysssey traded in after lemon law then still hurrable problems
Nice But Sometime Untrusted — This car is greatbut we have had so musch problems with it we may never have a honda again so ya make sure you check your car before you buy it so you make sure youdont buy a screwed up car
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Uninteresting, Reliable And Generally Just Ok
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1996 Honda Odyssey Reviews
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1997 Honda Odyssey Reviews
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1998 Honda Odyssey Reviews
Nice Van
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1999 Honda Odyssey Reviews
Best Van Of 1999
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF MARYLAND WILLIAM BUNTING * * v. * * Civil Action No. WMN-08-3157 THE TOWN OF OCEAN CITY, * MARYLAND et al. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MEMORANDUM Before the Court is Defendants' Motion for Summary Judgment, Paper No. 19. The motion is fully briefed. Upon a review of the pleadings and the applicable case law, the Court determines that no hearing is necessary, Local Rule 105.6, and that the motion should be granted. I. FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND In this action, Plaintiff asserts claims for the violation of the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA), 38 U.S.C. §§ 4301 et seq., by Defendants Town of Ocean City, Maryland and the Ocean City Police Department (OCPD). Plaintiff has been a member of the OCPD since 1984, first as a patrolman and then, since about 1990, as a sergeant. He was also, at all times relevant to this action, a member of the United States Coast Guard Reserve. The facts as developed through discovery and taken in the light most favorable to Plaintiff are as follows. Plaintiff received notice in December of 2002 that he would be called up for active duty in the Coast Guard. He reported for duty on February 8, 2003, and continued on active duty until September 30, 2004. While he was on active duty, on March 1, 2004, the Chief of the OCPD, Bernadette DiPino, announced that a promotion process for the rank of lieutenant would be conducted and she encouraged "[a]ll personnel holding the rank of police sergeant" to participate. Pl.'s Ex. 11 (emphasis in original). Plaintiff asserts that he did not learn of this promotion process until after it was completed when, by chance, he ran into one of the captains of the OCPD at an Ocean City convenience store in April or May of 2004.1 On June 10, 2004, Plaintiff wrote a letter to the mayor of Ocean City to complain that he was never informed of the 1 Defendants note that Plaintiff is claiming that he did not learn of this promotion process in time to participate despite the fact that Plaintiff's own brother, Victor Bunting, is a captain in the OCPD and thus, part of the command staff. Plaintiff's wife also works for the OCPD. It is also undisputed that Plaintiff was sent an email announcing the promotion process although Plaintiff asserts that he was not aware until he returned from active duty that he could access the police department's email system from outside the police department office. Defendants also note that Plaintiff was deployed on the Chesapeake Bay and was in Ocean City quite frequently while on active duty with the Coast Guard. The Court accepts, however, as it must on a summary judgment motion, that Plaintiff did not learn of the promotion opportunity until April or May of 2004. Nevertheless, the Court notes that, while Defendants may not have effectively informed Plaintiff of the promotion opportunity, they certain did nothing to keep him from learning about it and, in fact, could reasonably assume that he had learned about it from one or more of these sources. 2 promotion opportunity. Pl.'s Ex. 12. After noting that reservists have the right to participate in any promotional process for which they are eligible, Plaintiff continued, [t]he department has accommodated active military personnel in previous promotional processes by faxing written exams and scheduling oral interviews via teleconference.2 I believe that I have been discriminated against by Chief DiPino for personal reasons and refuse to believe Chief DiPino simply forgot that I was entitled to participate in the promotion process. Id. (emphasis added). In addition to his letter to the mayor, Plaintiff filed a formal written complaint with the Veterans' Employment and Training Service, United States Department of Labor (DOL-VETS) on or about September 20, 2004. Chief DiPino was apprised of and responded to both the letter to the mayor and the DOL-VETS complaint. She took the position in her responses that the process was certainly open to Plaintiff, that he had the responsibility to keep in contact with the police department, 2 Plaintiff prefaced his complaint with the following commendation of Ocean City for its support of employees in the uniformed services: I would like to take this opportunity to thank you and the members of the City Council for your continued support for me, my family, and other reservists who have been called to active duty. The Town of Ocean City has always gone beyond the call of duty for its reservists when our country has needed their services. Id. 3 and that, had he done so, he would have timely learned of the promotion opportunity. On December 14, 2004, DOL-VETS sent a letter to Ocean City's counsel stating that it had completed its investigation and had concluded that "it appears that Mr. Bunting was not considered for promotion to Police Lieutenant during the promotion process that was held while he was on active duty and that he may have been discriminated against because of his military obligation." Pl.'s Ex. 19 (emphasis added). In March of 2005, five months after Plaintiff returned to the OCPD from active duty, another process for promotion to the rank of lieutenant was offered by the OCPD. Eleven candidates applied for promotion, including Plaintiff. Plaintiff was interviewed by Chief DiPino and the Director of Human Resources of Ocean City, Roger Weseman. After concluding all of the interviews, Chief DiPino compiled a ranking of the potential candidates and ranked Plaintiff the lowest. Weseman found only five of the candidates potentially qualified for promotion, and Plaintiff was not among those he found to be qualified.3 An additional promotion process apparently was made available to 3 Plaintiff states that "Mr. Weseman, in [Plaintiff's] opinion, is a 'yes' man and was only brought in to back up Chief DiPino's selection." Pl.'s Aff. ¶ 54. Plaintiff provides nothing to support that bald declaration. 4 Plaintiff in March of 2007 but, again, Plaintiff was not selected.4 In his Complaint, Plaintiff alleges that Defendants, in violation of § 4311(a) of USERRA, failed to consider him for a promotion to the rank of lieutenant in 2004 while he was on active duty with the Coast Guard because of his status as a reservist (Count I). Plaintiff also alleges that Defendants, in violation of § 4311(b) of USERRA, failed to consider him for a promotion to the rank of lieutenant in 2005 and 2007 in retaliation for his having raised complaints about the previous violation of USERRA (Count II). Defendants have moved for summary judgment as to both counts. II. SUMMARY JUDGMENT STANDARD Summary judgment is appropriate under Rule 56(c) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure when there is no genuine issue as to any material fact, and the moving party is plainly entitled to judgment in its favor as a matter of law. In Anderson v. Liberty Lobby, Inc., the Supreme Court of the United States explained that, in considering a motion for summary 4 There is some confusion in the record as to this additional promotion opportunity. Defendants state that the appointment process was again made available to Plaintiff in the spring of 2006 but Plaintiff did not apply. DiPino Aff. ¶ 18. In his Complaint and in his Affidavit, Plaintiff states that he applied for and was denied a promotion in 2007. Documents submitted with Plaintiff's opposition would indicate that the promotion process took place in 2007 and that Plaintiff participated. See Pl.'s Exs. 40-42. 5 judgment, Athe judge's function is not himself to weigh the evidence and determine the truth of the matter but to determine whether there is a genuine issue for trial.@ 477 U.S. 242, 249 (1986). A dispute about a material fact is genuine Aif the evidence is such that a reasonable jury could return a verdict for the nonmoving party.@ Id. at 248. Thus, Athe judge must ask himself not whether he thinks the evidence unmistakably favors one side or the other but whether a fair-minded jury could return a verdict for the [nonmoving party] on the evidence presented.@ Id. at 252. In undertaking this inquiry, a court must view the facts and the reasonable inferences drawn therefrom Ain the light most favorable to the party opposing the motion,@ Matsushita Elec. Indus. Co. v. Zenith Radio Corp., 475 U.S. 574, 587 (1986) (quoting United States v. Diebold, Inc., 369 U.S. 654, 655 (1962)); see also E.E.O.C. v. Navy Federal Credit Union, 424 F.3d 397, 405 (4th Cir. 2005). The opponent, however, must bring forth evidence upon which a reasonable fact finder could rely. Celotex Corp. v. Catrett, 477 U.S. 317 (1986). AOnce the movant has established the absence of any genuine issue of material fact, the opposing party has an obligation to present some type of evidence to the court demonstrating the existence of an issue of fact.@ Pension Benefit Guar. Corp. v. Beverley, 404 F.3d 243, 246-47 (4th Cir. 2005) (citing Pine Ridge Coal Co. v. Local 8377, 6 UMW, 187 F.3d 415, 422 (4th Cir. 1999)). The mere existence of a Ascintilla@ of evidence in support of the nonmoving party's case is not sufficient to preclude an order granting summary judgment. Anderson, 477 U.S. at 252. III. DISCUSSION Section 4311(a) of USERRA provides in pertinent part that, [a] person who is a member of, . . . or has an obligation to perform service in a uniformed service shall not be denied initial employment, reemployment, retention in employment, promotion, or any benefit of employment by an employer on the basis of that membership, . . . performance of service, . . . or obligation. 38 U.S.C. § 4311(a). In order to establish his prima facie case under § 4311(a), a plaintiff must show by a preponderance of the evidence that his protected status was a motivating factor in the defendant's decision not to grant him the particular employment benefit at issue. Brandsasse v. City of Suffolk, Va., 72 F. Supp. 2d 608, 617 (E.D. Va. 1999). A motivating factor does not mean that it had to be the sole cause of the employment action. Instead, a motivating factor is simple "one of the factors that a truthful employer would list if asked for the reasons for its decision." Id. (internal quotation omitted). "Indeed, [m]ilitary status is a motivating factor if the defendant relied on, took into account, considered, or conditioned its decision on that consideration." Id. 7 In establishing the prima facie case, circumstantial evidence often plays a critical part "for discrimination is seldom open or notorious." Sheehan v. Dep't of the Navy, 240 F.3d 1009, 1014 (11th Cir. 2005). The court can infer discriminatory motivation under the USERRA from a variety of considerations, such as: proximity in time between the employee's military activity and the adverse employment action, inconsistencies between the proffered reason and other actions of the employer, an employer's expressed hostility towards members protected by the statute together with knowledge of the employee's military activity, and disparate treatment of certain employees compared to other employees with similar work records or offenses. Id. Once the plaintiff has met this initial burden, "the burden shifts to the employer to prove the affirmative defense that legitimate reasons, standing alone, would have induced the employer to take the same adverse action." Id. "Thus in USERRA actions there must be an initial showing by the employee that military status was at least a motivating or substantial factor in the agency action, upon which the agency must prove, by a preponderance of evidence, that the action would have been taken despite the protected status." Id. Plaintiff's retaliation claim under § 4311(b) is assessed under a similar burden shifting framework. This subsection provides in pertinent part, 8 An employer may not discriminate in employment against or take any adverse employment action against any person because such person (1) has taken an action to enforce a protection afforded any person under this chapter, (2) has testified or otherwise made a statement in or in connection with any proceeding under this chapter, (3) has assisted or otherwise participated in an investigation under this chapter, or (4) has exercised a right provided for in this chapter. 38 U.S.C. § 4311(b). In determining whether an employer violated this provision, a court must first decide whether the employee exercised such rights, thereby coming within the class of persons protected by the statute. Wallace v. City of San Diego, 479 F.3d 616, 624 (9th Cir. 2007). If so, the court employs the burden shifting framework discussed above: the employee first has the burden of showing, by a preponderance of the evidence, that his or her assertion or pursuit of rights under USERRA was "a substantial or motivating factor in the adverse [employment] action;" the employer may then avoid liability only by showing, as an affirmative defense, that the employer would have taken the same action without regard to the employee's protected status. Id. (quoting Leisek v. Brightwood Corp., 278 F.3d 895, 898-99 (9th Cir. 2002)). Here, the basis for Plaintiff's § 4311(a) claim is his assertion that he "should have been promoted in March 2004 and plaintiff submits this would have been the case had the defendants notified him of and considered him for the promotion process that occurred while he was on military leave." Opp'n at 5. Certainly, in a literal sense, Plaintiff's active duty 9 status caused him not to be considered for a promotion in 2004. Plaintiff, however, provides little in support of his conclusion that, had he been considered, he would have been promoted. It appears that Plaintiff views his seniority relative to other applicants as one of the primary attributes in his favor, as that is the characteristic to which he most frequently refers. See Opp'n at 14 ("It is inconceivable that the other candidates, all junior to plaintiff but one, would have all been ranked higher than plaintiff in previous applications."); see also id. at 5, 8, and 11.5 In addition to his seniority, Plaintiff turns to the temporal proximity of his USERRA complaint and his denial of promotion in 2005 to support his claim under § 4311(b). Opp'n at 10-11.6 5 Plaintiff also points to the fact that he had served on two occasions as an acting lieutenant. The Court notes that several other candidates, both those selected and not selected, also served as acting lieutenants. See Pl.'s Ex. 27 at A-306. 6 As further evidence that DiPino discriminates against those in the uniformed services, Plaintiff mischaracterizes DiPino's deposition testimony. Plaintiff states in his opposition that "Chief DiPino testified at her deposition that having military members of her force take time off for military duty caused [scheduling] problems in her department." Opp'n at 14 (citing DiPino Dep. at 112, alteration in Pl.'s Opp'n) The testimony that Plaintiff cites is the following. Q: Do you find being called up for active duty to be disruptive to the department when a member is called up? A: Well, it does cause the staff to change and put people in position. So disruptive, yes, but it's part 10 The Court will assume, without deciding, that Plaintiff has met his burden of producing sufficient evidence to support the conclusion that his active duty status and his filing a USERRA complaint may have been a motivating factor in his not achieving the rank of lieutenant. The Court finds, however, that Defendants have presented compelling and undisputed evidence that Chief DiPino based her decision not to promote Plaintiff in 2005 upon considerations entirely unrelated to Plaintiff's military status or USERRA activity and those same considerations would have applied to her 2004 decision, had Plaintiff applied. Chief DiPino states that her evaluation of Plaintiff's qualifications for the lieutenant's position was based largely on his answers to two specific questions she posed in his interview. Those answers, she opines, revealed a lack of loyalty on the part of Plaintiff to the department and to her leadership. Before discussing those answers, the Court must provide some additional background information. of their service, it's an honorable thing they do, and we accommodate for it. Q: Is that part of what you think you should do as an employer? A: Yes. DiPino Dep. at 111-12. 11 When the police chief who preceded Chief DiPino retired, Ocean City conducted a national search for his replacement. Three members of the OCPD applied, including DiPino and Plaintiff's brother, Victor Bunting. When DiPino was selected over Victor Bunting, he was not happy with the decision and, in DiPino's view, has openly demonstrated his disappointment with disloyalty to and disrespect for DiPino. DiPino Aff. ¶ 16. Others in the OCPD were apparently also unhappy with DiPino's selection. Id. ¶ 11. In addition to reflecting this generalized dissatisfaction with DiPino, Victor Bunting, along with five other members of the command staff that DiPino inherited when she took office, sued Ocean City over a Labor Code provision adopted in 2003. This provision prevented OCPD personnel with the rank of lieutenant or higher from participating in collective bargaining. DiPino argued in defending that suit that, [t]o permit these officers to engage in collective bargaining themselves places them in a hopeless conflict of interest as they perform their duties, and leaves management in a position where it can no longer depend on the faithfulness of those who represent it. . . . [I]f the captains and lieutenants were permitted to collectively bargain she "would not have direct control over [her] command staff anymore" because they would instead "be directed by a collective bargaining agreement." Mayor and City Council of Ocean City v. Bunting, 895 A.2d 1068, 1073 (Md. Ct. Spec. App. 2006). An appeal of a decision of the 12 Circuit Court of Worcester County in favor of Plaintiff's brother and the other challenging officers was pending at the time of the 2005 promotion process. The Maryland Court of Special Appeals ultimately agreed with DiPino's position, however, and held that "an employer is entitled to the undivided loyalty of its representatives," which would be undermined if senior officers in the OCPD were permitted to engage in collective bargaining. Id. In interviewing each candidate for promotion to lieutenant in 2005, DiPino asked 15 questions, including the following: "12. Name one person in the command staff you admire and why?" and "13. If you were selected for this position, you will no longer fall under the collective bargaining group. How do you feel about the lieutenant's and captain's right to bargain and the pending lawsuit." Defs.' Ex. 2, Attach. C (DiPino's notes of interview). Plaintiff responded to question 12 by naming his brother, Victor, and went on to state that his brother "knows how to run the department." Id. DiPino heard this response as a slap at her management style and her own ability to run the department. DiPino Aff. ¶ 17. In response to question 13, Plaintiff responded that he believed that these officers should be given the right to bargain. DiPino interpreted this response as a "clear indication that [Plaintiff] is not qualified to be a member of the command staff." Id. In opposing Defendants' 13 motion, Plaintiff neither denies that he provided these answers nor challenges the reasonableness of the conclusions DiPino drew from those answers. Further evidence that DiPino's reasons for not selecting Plaintiff had nothing to do with his military service or USERRA complaint comes from Plaintiff's own hand. As noted above, in his letter to the mayor complaining that DiPino failed to inform him of the 2004 promotion opportunity, Plaintiff states that she did so "for personal reasons." Pl.'s Ex 12. Plaintiff admitted in his deposition that one of the "personal reasons" would have been "[DiPino's] relationship with [Plaintiff's] brother. Pl.'s Dep. at 35. When asked why he did not state in the letter to the mayor that he believed he had been discriminated against because he was in the military, Plaintiff simply replied, "Just the words I chose." Id. In light of the evidence in the record, the Court finds that no reasonable jury would not conclude that DiPino would have made the same decision denying Plaintiff's promotion regardless of his military status or USERRA complaint. Plaintiff's touting of the qualifications for the position that he deems most significant - his seniority, his commendation by one of the OCPD captains,7 or his prior functioning as an acting 7 Plaintiff points to the fact that Captain Jeffery Kelchner ranked him as his first choice during the 2005 selection 14 lieutenant – does nothing to negate DiPino's legitimate concern regarding Plaintiff's fundamental loyalty to her command. Accordingly, the Court will grant Defendants' motion. A separate order will issue. _______________/s/________________ William M. Nickerson Senior United States District Judge DATED: January 6, 2010 process. Opp'n at 14. In Plaintiff's deposition, however, Plaintiff acknowledges that Captain Kelchner does not have a close working relationship with Chief DiPino. Pl.'s Dep. at 36. 15
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