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Thurgood Marshall, Meet Adam Smith: How Fee-Shifting Statutes Provide a Market-Based System for Promoting Access to Justice (Though Some Judges Don't Get it)Samuel R. BagenstosUniversity of Michigan Law School Fordham Urban Law Journal, Vol. 37, 2009 U of Michigan Law & Economics, Olin Working Paper No. 09-010 U of Michigan Public Law Working Paper No. 150 Washington U. School of Law Working Paper No. 09-06-01 Abstract: Statutes shifting responsibility for plaintiffs' attorneys' fees to unsuccessful defendants are central to ensuring access to justice for people of limited means in civil rights, environmental, and other public interest cases. In these classes of cases, the fee-shifting strategy offers a number of distinct advantages over access-to-justice strategies that involve public funding or public employment of lawyers for those who are less well off. Unlike those strategies, fee shifting incorporates a substantial market element: Because lawyers in fee-shifting cases get paid only when they win, they have an incentive to find and bring cases in which a court is likely to conclude that someone's legal rights were actually violated. Fee shifting is also usefully decentralized. A fee-shifting system equally subsidizes litigation for any violation of legal rights covered by a fee-shifting statute - whether or not the particular client or case is likely to be politically popular. And unlike systems of public financing of litigation - whose costs are borne by taxpayers generally - fee-shifting statutes place the burden of financing access to justice squarely on those entities that have actually violated the law (at least in the first instance). The fee-shifting system thus seems to allocate its costs more fairly than the alternatives, and it gives potential defendants an additional incentive to comply with the law. It is a familiar point, traceable to Adam Smith, that markets work not by fighting against private interests but by harnessing the pursuit of those interests in a way that achieves important public goods. When it comes to fee-shifting statutes, however, many judges - perhaps, especially, conservative judges - seem to forget the point. Judicial discourse in fee-shifting cases focuses, to a great extent, on assessments of the pecuniary motivations of plaintiffs' lawyers. Driven by the view that civil rights litigation is in the nature of charity or volunteer work, judges have elaborated doctrinal rules that presume that civil rights lawyers ought not care whether or how much they get paid, and they often vigorously police fee requests for signs that plaintiffs' counsel is getting greedy. Both of these tendencies were prominently on display in a major recent case decided by the Eleventh Circuit - Kenny A. v. Perdue - a case in which the Supreme Court has granted certiorari. In that case, the court of appeals upheld a substantial fee award to plaintiffs who obtained a very favorable consent decree in a large class action challenging inadequate foster child services in two Georgia counties. But the judge who wrote the panel's opinion (Judge Edward Carnes) and another judge who joined him in dissenting from the court's denial of en banc rehearing (Judge Gerald Bard Tjoflat) expressed powerful doubts that the law should properly be read to authorize the fee award. Judge Carnes went so far as to write what was essentially a petition for certiorari as his dissent from denial of rehearing en banc. Informed observers were not surprised when the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case. Both Judge Tjoflat's and Judge Carnes's Kenny A. opinions seemed to rest on the view that the plaintiffs' lawyers in that case were greedy people who sought to line their pockets by stretching the bounds of the law. This brief essay, prepared for an ABA symposium on access to justice, examines the arguments of Judges Tjoflat and Carnes as an example of the widespread judicial view that civil rights law should properly be a charitable, not a fully remunerative, endeavor. The essay critically examines the two key arguments that underlay both Judge Tjoflat's and Judge Carnes's opinions in the Kenny A. case and shows that they can make sense only if we view civil rights litigation as essentially charitable work - a view that would substantially diminish the enforcement of civil rights laws. Number of Pages in PDF File: 22 Date posted: May 27, 2009 ; Last revised: June 15, 2009Suggested CitationContact Information
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Faculty address by Dr. Marion Grau, Associate Professor of Theology, Church Divinity School of the Pacific
GTU Commencement, May 8, 2014
Remarks by graduate Courtney Bruntz, Ph.D., Cultural and Historical Studies of Religion
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Strange...That which is strange is unusual, curious, odd, peculiar, funny, or something that just makes us go 'huh.'
On May 8, fifty-four graduates were honored at the Graduate Theological Union's 2014 commencement ceremony, held at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary's Chapel of the Cross in Berkeley, California. Thirty-seven graduates received the Master of Arts degree, three the Master of Arts with a concentration in Biblical Languages, and fourteen the Doctor of Philosophy degree. Each of these students completed their programs in Fall 2013 or Spring 2014.
GTU alumnus John Holt (M.A., 73) has been awarded a Fellowship by the prestigious John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. The Fellowship will support Holt's research on Buddhist/Muslim tensions in Sri Lanka and Burma. This year's Guggenheim Fellowships, announced in April, were awarded to a diverse group of 178 scholars, artists, and scientists. Honorees were chosen from among nearly 3,000 applicants. Holt is one of only three 2014 Guggenheim Fellows whose projects are in the field of religion.
When the GTU celebrates commencement in May 2014, four extraordinary students will be their Master of Arts degrees in the field of Islamic Studies. In many ways, these four scholar-practitioners, among the first graduates of this new master's program at the GTU's Center for Islamic Studies, exemplify the diversity of background, academic interests, and professional trajectories that make the GTU unique in the field of interreligious education.
by Flora A. Keshgegian
Recently, the GTU's Women's Studies in Religion program held a special event celebrating more than four decades of excellence and achievement. In honor of Women's History Month, WSR hosted a discussion featuring professors Margaret McManus (ABSW), Kathryn Poethig (GTU '97), Boyung Lee (PSR), and moderator Flora Keshgegian (GTU). Offering recollections from the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, the panelists stitched together a lively "herstory" and shared hopes for the future of women's studies at the GTU.
When Uriah Kim first visited the Graduate Theological Union as a prospective doctoral student in the spring of 1998, he sensed immediately that it was a special place, pulsing with the vitality of serious intellectual and spiritual discovery. "I remember meeting with GTU students and alumni on Holy Hill, and I could immediately sense the energy. The GTU is a place that stimulates your mind, your spirit—everything."
At its February 2014 meeting, the GTU Board of Trustees unanimously passed a resolution that affirms the interreligious nature of the Graduate Theological Union and opens the way for other religious traditions to join the Protestant, Catholic, Unitarian, Jewish, Buddhist, and Muslim communities already represented here. The statement highlighted the representation of the world's diverse religious traditions as essential to the GTU's nature and integral to its mission. It went on to encourage the GTU President to work to "expand and foster representation of the world's great religious traditions" by seeking out new candidates for consideration as program units, affiliates, and centers for inclusion in the GTU.
Erin Armstrong, a second-year Master of Divinity student at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, is one of twelve seminary and divinity students chosen to participate in a summer program sponsored by Fellowships at Auschwitz for the Study of Professional Ethics (FASPE). Armstrong will participate in a two-week program designed for future clergy that includes travel to New York, Poland, and Germany.
The Graduate Theological Union and the Dharma Civilization Foundation have agreed to enter into a multi-phase partnership with the goal of establishing a Center for Dharma Studies within the GTU. The first two courses in Dharma studies will be offered in the fall semester of 2014.


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The Morning Federal Newscast is a daily compilation of the stories you hear Federal Drive hosts Tom Temin and Emily Kopp discuss throughout the show each day. The Newscast is designed to give FederalNewsRadio.com users more information about the stories you hear on the air.
- Customs and Border Protection said
it will put more resources into border crossings and customs terminals if the
local communities pay for it. The agency is experimenting with a pay-for-service
system. The Miami airport, the Texas-Mexico border region and a Vermont ski region
are among the more than a dozen places vying to participate in the pilot program.
Their local money, including private donations, would pay for additional staff,
overtime and services like inspections to trim wait times. Customs will choose
five ports of entry this summer. (Federal News Radio)
- A bipartisan group of senators want to overhaul the federal security-clearance
process in the wake of the NSA scandal. Two Democrats and two Republicans on the
Homeland Security Committee have introduced legislation to
step up oversight of the process. It would require the government to update its
policy determining which positions require a security clearance. It calls for the
government to fire background-check investigators and suspend others who falsify
reports. The company that does most of the government's background checks is under
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- Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has put it in writing. DoD may consider layoffs next year
if sequestration continues. The automatic budget cuts would slash DoD's budget by
$52 billion in their second year. In a letter to the Senate Armed Services
Committee, Hagel says the layoffs themselves wouldn't save much money. But they
would be forced by reductions in spending on operations and maintenance. Training
and modernization would both suffer, Hagel said. The letter comes as hundreds of
thousands of civilians in DoD this week are taking the first of 11 unpaid days off
until Sept. 30. (Federal News Radio)
- It's not exactly a love-in, but they're not throwing rotten eggs at each
other. Cybersecurity talks between United States and Chinese officials are going
well, according to Chinese state media. Reuters, commenting on the state media
reports, says the Edward Snowden affair does not seem to be overshadowing the
talks, now taking place in Washington. They're part of a larger set of annual
negotiations. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew and Secretary of State John Kerry are
leading the U.S. delegation. The Chinese say the two have made progress, but
there's still plenty of mutual suspicion to go around. The Chinese delegates say
249 Chinese government and academic websites were hacked from January to May,
including 54 by U.S. IP addresses. (Reuters)
- When President Barack Obama rolled out his new management agenda this week, he
singled out the Federal Emergency Management Agency
as a model of innovation. FEMA has deployed mobile devices and applications at
disasters such as the recent Oklahoma tornados. FEMA Deputy Administrator Rick
Serino wants the emergency management community to know it. In a blog post, Serino
says the theme of FEMA's next monthly Think Tank will be innovation every emergency manager
should know about. Think Tanks consist of monthly conference calls with state and
local responders, plus online forums where citizens can weigh in. The next Think
Tank takes place Thursday, July 18. (DHS/FEMA)
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compound in Benghazi, Libya. This afternoon, they'll have a chance to grill State
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the White House in the first hours following the event. Nuland is President Barack
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holds a hearing on her nomination today. Nuland had a hand in crafting talking
points suggesting the September attack was a spontaneous reaction to an anti-
Muslim film and not a well-planned act of terrorism. (Federal News Radio)
- The Senate Homeland Security Committee is looking into payroll problems at the
Defense Department. Chairman Tom Carper (D-Del.) is promising a hearing later this
year. His decision follows an investigation by Reuters. The news outlet found
the Defense Department's old record-keeping system is preventing it from tracking
the money. Service members report pay withheld for no reason. Lawmakers suggest
service members check their payroll stubs carefully because they could be wrong.
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Fred Bell, a flying saucer contactee, was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan. After high school he joined the Air Force. He was trained to work on radar and was stationed at a facility where numerous UFO contacts were tracked. Following his time in the Air Force, he worked with Rockwell International and then as a consultant to various companies in the aerospace industry. It was during this time that he became interested in Eastern spirituality and studied with several spiritual masters. He also obtained a degree in alternative medicine and became a lecturer on behalf of the National Health Federation (an organization advocating freedom of medical choice for the public).
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Scientist and innovator Dr. Fred Bell discussed reports of electronic harassment and holographic warfare technology. Electronic harassment comes in a variety of forms-- it can be imposed surveillance of people's belongings or surroundings, sabotaging of computers, directed high energy devices, as well as voice/data imaging, in which voices are beamed into a person's head. First hour guest,... More »
Host: George NooryMind Control & One World Order
Fred Bell spoke about his recent work on how an "evil" emergence and one-world government has manipulated the population via mind control and other methods. We've seen attacks on the banking and education systems, as well as decreases in mental health and moral values, he said. First hour guest, Gerald Celente offered analysis on the state of the economy. We've never seen a... More »
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Host: George NooryA Conversation with Dr. Fred Bell
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Host: George NooryHealth & Science Devices
Dr. Fred Bell, a scientist who has worked for NASA and was involved with government programs such as MK Ultra, discussed the nuclear threat posed by terrorism and the benefits of carrying a personal radiation detection device, as well as his various consciousness and health enhancement projects, including wearable pyramids. Bell said a pyramid worn on the head produces an alpha state in the... More »
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Dr. Fred Bell, an alien contactee, and inventor of such devices as the "Nuclear Receptor," was the guest on Wednesday night. Differentiating the three types of aliens he has communicated with, he described the "Greys," as insect-like "energy scavengers" whose lifespan runs from 200-400 years, the Pleiadians, as non-interfering telepaths who live up to 1,500 years,... More »
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Dr. Fred Bell shared his life story with Barbara Simpson on Sunday night's show. Speaking about everything from HAARP and MK-ULTRA to his involvement with Dr. Steven Greer's Disclosure project, Bell also said he is an alien contactee. Among his inventions are the "Nuclear Receptor." Bell's web site is www.pyradyne.com. ... More »
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I hope you find her and that she's all you hope for.
So sweet.
She is waiting to be with you too!! She will not turn her back on you if she is the great woman you know she is. Just give it time...she wants this to be right and it is worth it to her to be all yours...She needs to know some things about herself first!! She needs to know she is worthy of having YOU!
*waves arms* Godammit I'm right here!!
That made my heart do a little fluttery, skippy thing. So sweet =D
*copy* .....*paste*.....Oh, I am SOOO gonna get laid with this material!!!!
You should write romance novels
Make good on a promise to never hurt again.
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Me too. If only I knew where to find her.
that was beautiful and I hope you find her :)
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Taking care of your brand by taking care of your customers is something that not every airline understands these days. Why is it so important, and which airlines fail and which succeed?
In what may be a $750,000 mistake for Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, one of their airport rescue trucks at JFK became several damaged while driving around the airport's taxiways.
Overnight, a boeing 747-400LCK (AKA, the Dreamlifter), landed at tiny Jabara Airport instead of its intended destination at McConnell Air Force Base. In the aftermath many questions have been raised, including whether or not there is enough runway for it to take off.
For years, NYCAviation has continuously grown far beyond our city limits as we look to fuel your passion for aviation through entertaining and educating features and content. From our articles, to Twitter, to our message boards, our store and more, we reach many hundreds of thousands every month promoting safe and loving skies. As you […]
A Lion Air 737 overran a runway in Indonesia, striking a cow, as their second accident in just 4 months.
A good low pass video never gets old, and this one is no exception (see below). This F/A-18 being flown by the Spanish Air Force could have easily given someone a haircut had they been standing in the wrong place. Looks as though the aircraft buzzed the airfield while flying over a taxiway, at one […]
A San Francisco news station shared false prank names of Asiana 214 crewmembers that had been confirmed by the NTSB.
What goes into navigating a flight over the ocean? There might be more to it than you think.
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I just bought a Gen4 FDE Glock 19 for $499.... And I never pay that much for a Glock, I just wanted the color. Alot of you think that this is a super hot deal, and it may well be for the area you live in, so take that into account. Not everyone pays the same. Here's something to think about: How come you never see a headline like 'Psychic Wins Lottery'?
I fully support concealed carry, and I am a shooter/carrier.ex-military, but, I would have quickly realized that I would have made things worse, and possibly hurt innocent people. My goal would have been to get people out safely. |
Big Glock fan here and its a great deal. Also as a CCW holder myself, Im pleased to see intelligent & well thoughtout conversation from most of those discussing this thread. A wannabe hero with a handgun & CCW wouldnt have made the situation any better. The woulda-coulda-shoulda talk from the gun community has been a bit ridiculous. You have a surprise gunman, armed with a AR15, shotgun and 2 handguns.. in body armor.. throwing smoke/gas grenades.. in a dark theater. And these wannabe's really believe their concealed carry pocket gun (which is a low round count .380 or 9mm in most cases) would have changed the outcome.
Look at the situation from the victims standpoint. Now with TWO people shooting in a dark, smoked, movie theater you've only confused people on who is bad guy and how to escape from that massacre. Imagine more than one CCW holder.. now you have 3 or more people shooting at each other in a dark, crowded, gassed theater. How would any of you know who is the bad guy??? Now consider how much higher your chances of shooting innocent people vs the bad guy in that chaos!! Outside of Superman himself, the best chance at survival was getting OUT of that theatre as soon as possible. Being a LEO, serving in the military, obtaining a CCW and owning a handgun.. does not make you Rambo.. and does not give you movie hero aiming skills. Know the difference. And learn how to make the best decisions to increase EVERYONE's ability to survival. Last edited by Daekwan; 07-29-2012 at 08:22 AM.. |
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...and wearing body armor does not make you superman where bullets just bounce harmlessly off your chest. Which is the point the ignorant seem to keep not understanding. NOTE: I'm not saying that any random dude with a 38 would've stopped this fella easily if he'd been carrying. But I am saying if you hit a guy in most body armor in the chest with a couple decent rounds from calibers some folks DO carry (+p+ 9, some .40 loads, .357 mag, about any .45, etc) he will likely be laying out on the ground groaning with some broken ribs. Body armor means you don't DIE when you get shot, it doesn't mean it doesn't hurt like hell and potentially knock you to the ground. Further- do we have any reliable info on the TYPE of "body armor"? Because this site suggests it was a tactical vest, not actual armor- http://minx.cc/?post=331266 and that's not gonna stop too many bullets.... haven't seen any detailed on info on what exactly he was wearing below the torso either to protect his legs, etc just a lot of speculation. And as to aiming, quite a lot of folks use laser targeting like crimson trace and others on their carry guns... which make head shots a whole lot easier than trying to aim via iron sights To to the chaos and crowded theater parts, I agree nobody who wasn't there can know if anyone could have had a clean shot. Nobody knows just HOW smoky it was if you weren't there... or if the smoke covered the shooter in all directions.... I do know this though- in ever case I've ever been able to find, if a civilian CCW was present during a crime either one of two things happened: 1) He didn't draw, in which case his carrying was irrelevant. 2) He did, and stopped the bad guys/saved lives. I can't find a single case where he made things worse or ended up shooting a bunch of innocent bystanders. Not a single one. (if you know of any, lemme know- I'm sure statistically it probably happened, but I can't find any report of it- which seems weird given how anti-gun folks would be shouting about such incidents).... I can find tons where #2 above happened though. So while we can likely never KNOW if someone carrying would've made a difference, every bit of real life evidence I can find suggests a CCW at a crime virtually never, ever, makes things worse... and often makes them better. |
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however, when you continue to spout off die hard like fantasies of saving the day as reality you give the rest of the thoughtful and safe ccw'ers a bad name. so please stop...just please...stop. |
Refusal to act? I'm pretty sure everyone acted in the appropriate and most reasonable manner given the situation. They tried to get the fark up out of there. My remark was in regards to your misguided belief that anyone who is in a protector role as a profession is going to give two flying sh*ts about the person next to them in that situation. Soldiers and police are paid for what they do. Nobodys getting paid to becoming the primary target of a suited up nutjob whos pointing an AR-15 at them in a dark movie theater. If it makes any difference, I'm for CCW. Last edited by CDI; 07-29-2012 at 11:23 AM.. |
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Affter much deliberation I've concluded I (personally) do not buy the CC'er woudl have only made it worse argument, it's mostly based on the theory that they will not be able to stop the gunman and instead increase the body count.. while possible we've never had a situation where we've been able to test it because almost all these shootings happen in gun-free zones, this one was no different. But even if the CC'er did shoot a few innocent people but was able to stop the gunman as bad as that would be would it not be better if someone took the risk and even if they hit a few people stopped the gunman from shooting another dozen? I mean simple math says that's a better outcome?; I didn't say good these situations are never god, just better. How many people was in the theater? 200? 300? 71 was shot that's almost a 3rd of everyone in there, could a CC'er really have made things worse? I doubt it. But again speculation as are all opinions on what happen "if only" we'll never know. Certainly the seating location is critical here, someone in the back of the theater in the middle of the row would have had the longest shot and the least maneuverability. Put someone near the aisle and suddenly many more options open up.. put them near the front on a aisle seats and finally you have a very real fighting chance of doing something. If you're 15 rows back (dont know how large the theater is) you're probably near the entrance and can escape.
until the trial we wont fully know exactly what type of armor or vest he was wearing. If it ain't on slick deals.. i ain't buying it.
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- On the meaning of the Japanese passive (2003)
- In her discussion of the Japanese adversative passive, Anna Wierzbicka writes (1988: 260): "The problem is extremely interesting and important both for intrinsic reasons and because of its wider methodological implications. It can be formulated like this: if one form can be used in a number of different ways, are we entitled to postulate for it a number of different meanings or should we rather search for one semantic common denominator (regarded as the MEANING of the form in question) and attribute the variety of uses to the interaction between this meaning and the linguistic or extralinguistic context?" Though it "may seem obvious" that the second stand is "methodologically preferable" (261), she takes the first position and concludes that "the Japanese passive has to be recognized as multiply ambiguous" (286). In the following I intend to show that this view is both wrong and fruitful.
- An interesting couple: the semantic development of dyad morphemes (2003)
- Most systematic discussion of dyad morphemes has focussed on Australian languages, owing to a combination of their relative prevalence there, and the development of a descriptive tradition that investigates them in some depth. In the course of researching this paper, however, I became aware of functionally and semantically similar morphemes in many other parts of the world, almost invariably described in isolation from any typological reference point. I have incorporated such data as far as I am aware of it, in the hope that a systematic study will encourage other investigators to identify, and investigate in detail, similar constructions in a range of languages. The current state of our research, however, as well as some interesting geographical skewings that I discuss below, such that outside Australia dyad constructions almost exclusively employ reciprocal morphology, means that most of this paper will focus on Australian languages.
- Acquisition of aspect (2003)
- Aspectual interpretation of early verb forms in German (2003)
- In the present paper, I will argue that even in a language like German, where the verb system does not contain a grammaticized aspect distinction, aspectual features do underlie the early form-function-mapping of verb forms in L1-acquisition. Furthermore, it will be argued that it is not only past tense forms that may receive an aspectual interpretation in early child language but also other forms of the verbal input. In the case of German, these are the forms of the present tense paradigm and the past participle. Showing and discussing various piecesof evidence for this assumption should strengthen the "aspect before tense" or "primacy of aspect" hypothesis. In general, the paper aims at a deeper understanding of the hierarchical relation between tense and aspect whereby aspect is the basic category and, therefore, aspectual features are the inevitable starting point of the acquisition of grammar.
- Marked uses of tense/aspect morphology and situation type (2003)
- In this study explanations are sought for the often reported associations in child language between tense/aspect morphology and situation type. The study is done on the basis of adult-adult data, child language and input language to the children. First of all it is shown that the associations are natural, since they are strong in adult-adult English as well. Only in the early stages does child language differ from this distribution, in that the associations are either stronger or different. Input data appear to account to a large extent for these differing patterns. An additional explanation is found in the discourse topics: within the context of talking about the here-and-now, the combinations of morphology and situation type that can be seen as unmarked suffice. In the context of talking about past events and of giving general comments about the world, marked combinations are necessary. It is shown that children in and their parents at the early ages mainly talk about the here-and-now, whereas adults among themselves hardly ever do so. Later, describing past events and commenting on the world becomes more frequent in child language and input, and, as a consequence, marked combinations of tense/aspect morphology and situation types increase in use.
- On the Acquisition of Statives in Child Russian (2003)
- It has been previously reported that in languages demonstrating the Root Infinitive (RI) Stage the use of RIs is characterized by two properties: these forms are overwhelmingly eventive and have, in the majority of instances, a modal interpretation. Hoekstra and Hyams (1998, 1999) have proposed a theory stating that these two properties of RIs are co-dependent in that the application of the modal reference restriction limits the use of the aspectual verbal classes to eventive predicates. Furthermore, this theory assumed that the described mutual dependency of these constraints was valid cross-linguistically. In this paper, we investigate the application of this theory to the case of RIs in Russian, one of the languages exhibiting the RI Stage. Using new longitudinal data from two monolingual Russian-speaking children, we demonstrate that the predictions of Hoekstra and Hyams' approach are not realized for Russian child speech. While the constraint requiring that Ris have a modal reference does not seem to apply in Russian since the infinitival forms do receive past and present tense interpretation, these predicates are still overwhelmingly eventive and stative predicates appear mostly as finite verbs. Having shown that a theory connecting the application of the two restrictions on RIs does not account for the Russian data, we examine several alternative analyses of Russian RIs. We arrive at a conclusion that an explanation based on the lack of the event variable in stative predicates (Kratzer 1989) necessary for the interpretation of RIs in discourse (Avrutin 1997) succeeds in handling the Russian data presented in this article.
- Testing the Aspect First Hypothesis : A preliminary investigation into the comprehension of tense in child Greek (2003)
- Crosslinguistic research on the production of tense morphology in child language has shown that young children use past or perfective forms mainly with telic predicates and present or imperfective forms mainly with atelic predicates. However, this pattern, which has come to be known as the Aspect First Hypothesis, has been challenged in a number of comprehension studies. These studies suggest that children do not rely on aspectual information for their interpretation of tense morphology. The present paper tests the validity of the Aspect First Hypothesis in child Greek by investigating Greek-speaking children's early comprehension of present, past and future tense morphology as well as the role that lexical aspect plays in the early use of tense morphology. It is suggested that although Greek-speaking children have not yet fully mapped the tense concepts to the correct tense morphology, tense acquisition does not seem to be significantly affected by the aspectual characteristics (i.e. the telicity) of the verb.
- Why swimming is just as difficult as dying for Japanese learners of English (2003)
- While both Japanese and English have a grammatic al form denoting the progressive, the two forms (te-iru & be+ing) interact differently with the inherent semantics of the verb to which they attach (Kindaichi, 1950; McClure, 1995; Shirai, 2000). Japanese change of state verbs are incompatible with a progressive interpretation, allowing only a resultative interpretation of V+ te-iru, while a progressive interpretation is preferred for activity predicates. English be+ing denotes a progressive interpretation regardless of the lexical semantics of the verb. The question that arises is how we can account for the fact that change of state verbs like dying can denote a progressive interpretation in English, but not in Japanese. While researchers such as Kageyama (1996) and Ogihara (1998, 1999) propose that the difference lies in the lexical semantics of the verbs themselves, others such as McClure (1995) have argued that the difference lies in the semantics of the grammatical forms, be+ing and te-iru. We present results from an experimental study of Japanese learners' interpretation of the English progressive which provide support for McClure's proposal. Results indicate that independent of verb type, learners had significantly more difficulty with the past progressive. We argue that knowledge of L2 semantics-syntax correspondences proceeds not on the basis of L1 lexical semantic knowledge, but on the basis of grammatical forms.
- The Acquisition of Spanish Perfective Aspect : a study on children's production and comprehension (2003)
- This paper presents the acquisition of Spanish perfective aspect in production and comprehension. It argues that, although young children use perfective aspect to talk about completed events, young children have difficulty in assessing perfective meaning from perfective morphology. This paper proposes that in the process of acquiring aspectual meaning, children use local strategies to decode aspectual meaning from form: when analyzing a completed situation, young children depend on certain learnability factors to correctly assess the entailment of completion of the perfective, namely, their ability to determine if the object of the event measures out the event as a whole or not, and their ability to read the agent's intentions. When those factors are removed from the situation, young children had difficulty determining the entailment of completion of perfective aspect. This study also suggests that the manner in which aspectual information is conveyed in a language, may play a role on the readiness of the acquisition of the semantic morphology of the language (e.g., verb+object vs. verb+affixes). The results of this study indicate that successful performance on the semantics of Spanish perfective aspect develops around the age of 5-6.
- What particle verbs have to do with grammatical aspect in early child English (2003)
- The current study investigates the relation between aspect and particle verbs in the acquisition of English. Its purpose is to determine whether children associate telicity, as argued in previous studies, or rather perfectivity, which entails completion of a telic situation, with their early particle verb use. The study analyzes naturalistic data of four monolingual children between 1;6 and 3;8 from CHILDES acquiring English as their first language. On the one hand, it finds that children use both –ed and irregular perfective morphology with simplex verbs before particle verbs. They further use imperfective before perfective morphology with particle verbs. These findings suggest that there is no correlation between telic particle verbs and perfective morphology, as would have been predicted on an account which claims that lexical aspect of predicates guides the acquisition of grammatical aspect (Olsen & Weinberg 1999). On the other hand, the study finds that the children's particle verbs denote telic situations from early on, but not half of them were used to refer to situations that are also completed. This finding questions analyses which claim that, at an initial stage, children will only interpret predicates as telic if they refer to situations that are at the same time completed. Completion information is not necessary for children in order to use particle verbs correctly for telic situations, as would have been predicted on an extended account along the lines of Wagner (2001). As a conclusion, it is suggested that the divergent findings result from a difference in methodology. While restrictions of perfective and imperfective morphology to particular classes of lexical aspect pertain to the production of grammatical aspect morphology, perfective and imperfective viewpoints on situations pertain to the level of interpretation of telic and atelic situations.


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Does anyone have any baby pics and adult pics of the same gecko? I really would like to see how they mature and what they look like when they grow up!
Thanks in advance if you have any.
Here is one I did awhile back
Avalon Reptiles
" If all the beasts were gone man would die from loneliness of spirit... for whatever happens to the beast, happens to the man" -Chief Seattle-
Here's one:
0.0.4 Correlophus ciliatus
0.0.10 Anolis carolinensis
No hatchling pics, but this is Juvie to Adult..
11.19.16 Crested Geckos
0.1.0 PI Chewie
1.1.0 Blue Dart Frogs
0.0.1 Bumblebee Dart Frog
3.0.0 Rex & Dumbo Rex Rats
0.0.1 Leopard Tortoise
0.1.0 Shih-Tzu
~~Fawnster Monster~~
here is my Female
Rhacodactylus Ciliatus(2.1.2)
Uroplatus ebanaui(0.1.0)
Eublepharis Macularis(0.1.0)
Chrysemys picta picta(0.1.0)
Eryx colubrinus(1.0.0)
Rhacodactylus chahoua (0.0.1)
Kinosternon leucostomum (0.0.1)
Teratolepis fasciata (0.0.1)
Fish(to many)
Many furry beings
Here's Harley. I don't have hatchling pics, but he was only about 4g when I got him.
This is him on his first day home:
This is him at about 2 months after I got him: (night colors then day colors)
This is him (juvie) until about 1 month ago (he was this color day & night, maybe a little more intense rust color when fired up):
And this is him now (1 year after I got him):
I like your comparisons, zephyr, that's really cool... I think it helps to see them side-by-side like that.


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Occupations were a measure of social status. Some trades were viewed as more prestigious than others. Often additional clues and records are available for people with certain occupations. For example, the following book includes information on doctors in Brazil:
Giffoni, O. Carneiro. Dicionário bio-bibliográfico brasileiro de escritores médicos, 1500–1899 (Bio-bibliographical Dictionary of Brazilian Literate Doctors, 1500–1899). São Paulo: Livraria Nobel, 1972. (FHL 981 D3g)
Some trades such as butchers, tanners, shoemakers, and tailors were organized into guilds (grêmios). The purpose of a guild was to train apprentices and otherwise regulate the practice of the trade in the area. Guilds were usually established in each city. The records of guilds may be found in the public archives of Brazil.
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If the resignation of one man is all that comes of the hierarchy's complicity in the crimes of the Rev. John Geoghan, then the church will have stemmed a scandal but missed an opportune moment to examine its soul. Official tolerance of pedophilia is only the most obvious sign of institutional dysfunction unearthed by the thousands of pages of documents unsealed, over the objections of the Boston Archdiocese, in civil lawsuits against the defrocked priest and his cardinal. Throwing Law out might make Geoghan's victims and outraged Catholics feel better, but it will do nothing to reform the systemic ills plaguing the church. It is easier to decry the coverup by the cardinal than it is to address the conspiracy of silence by dozens of priests and parishioners who suspected Geoghan of child abuse across three decades but were intimidated into secrecy by the church's longstanding culture of blind obedience. It is easier to denounce the cardinal for placing his sympathy for a deviant priest above his obligation to protect his flock than it is to question how an all-male, celibate clergy possibly could have offered the diversity of views that might have saved those children from Geoghan and Law from himself. It is easier to condemn the lengths to which the cardinal went to keep a man like Geoghan in the priesthood than it is to confront the lengths to which the church goes still to keep women like Susan Troy out. Those broader discussions are unlikely to occur at a chancery now in crisis mode, but they are on the agenda in Troy's suburban living room, where the Weston Jesuit School of Theology graduate leads a gathering of women in the liturgy on the first Monday of every month. This is the Catholic Church, too, and the gathering of the faithful is replicated in private homes across the world where women called to, but barred from, the priesthood celebrate their vocations at a comfortable distance from outmoded hierarchical rules. There is no pretense here that Troy is a priest in the ordained sense; the bread these women break is consecrated by nothing more, or less, than their faith. The conviction that Troy is a priest in the spiritual sense comes not from any formal validation by the church but from the affirmation of those in her living room. Troy and the women who worship with her support efforts to open ordination to women and married men, but they use their time together not to draft petitions but to practice their religion as they understand it. "This group affirms my faith and strengthens it in response to these embarrassments," says Peggie Thorp, who is writing a book, tentatively titled "Why We Stay," about the decision of progressive Catholic women not to leave for more liberal Christian denominations. "I was born into Catholicism," says Luise Dittrich. "That's the way the voice of God came into my life. I'll be damned if they'll drive me out." Tricia Joyce is a convert to Catholicism, attracted to its values of community and commitment to the poor. Like other women in the group, she attends Mass at her parish church and admires its priests. But, in Troy's living room, she engages in the kind of dialogue absent in the institutional church. "Catholicism for me is not about man-made rules; it's not about who can and cannot be a priest," she says. "It's about my faith. Part of my faith is the belief that the Church will do the right thing. Eventually." Opening the Catholic hierarchy to those who know instinctively that protecting children takes precedence over shielding pedophiles could take generations, these women acknowledge. But in places like Susan Troy's living room, says Linda Gallinaro, "We are rescuing the faith while the institution of the church straightens itself out."
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In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) is offering resources to help educate parents and families, educators, professionals, and policy makers about domestic violence.
In a recent interview on PBS [1], Esta Soler from Futures Without Violence reminds us that 'in the 20 years since the passage of the Violence Against Women Act, we have seen a 64 percent reduction for domestic violence among adult women. But we're only really halfway there." According to the 2010 National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey one in four women will become a victim of domestic violence .
In addition, every year millions of children are exposed to domestic violence. Domestic violence incidents affect every person within a home and can have long-lasting negative effects on children's emotional well-being, and social and academic functioning.
The following resources provide information on the impact of domestic violence on children, families, and their communities.
Children and Domestic Violence Fact Sheet Series [2] (2013) (PDF)
The NCTSN Domestic Violence Collaborative Group announces a new series of fact sheets created for parents whose children have been affected by domestic violence. The set of 10 fact sheets gets to the heart of the experiences and needs of these children and families, and offers education in support of their resilience and recovery.
Cops, Kids, & Domestic Violence: Protecting Our Future [13] (2006) (Shockwave/Video) [14]
A training program for law enforcement officers who deal with domestic violence calls. Provides information on what to do when encountering children while on the scene. Shows how to make positive and lasting changes in children exposed to violence. Features video and audio clips; runtime is about 20 minutes. Package also includes print materials [15]. (PDF)
Domestic Violence [16]
A section of the NCTSN website that provides extensive information about domestic violence and its impact on children. Also highlights programs within and outside the Network designed to help children whose lives have been affected by domestic violence.
Domestic Violence and Children: Questions and Answers for Domestic Violence Project Advocates [17](2010) (PDF) [18]
A fact sheet on how children react to domestic violence, short- and long-term responses to domestic violence, possible reactions to domestic violence, factors that can help children recover, and working with parents and their children through domestic violence situations.
Helping Traumatized Children: Tips for Judges [19](2009) (PDF) [18]
A fact sheet on the effects of trauma in children and adolescents, assessing the effects of trauma, and choosing appropriate service providers.
NCTSN Military Families Learning Community Master Speaker Series: Child Maltreatment and Domestic Violence in Military and Civilian Populations [20] [20]
The speakers define family maltreatment, discuss screening and assessing maltreatment, discuss risk and protective factors, and prevention.
The Needs of Children in Domestic Violence Shelters [21] (2010) (PDF)
This toolkit for service providers is a teaching tool and guide for understanding how trauma from domestic violence impacts children and how best to serve these children's needs. The guide discusses the behavioral and mental health impact of domestic violence on children and parents; describes ways to teach positive parenting skills; provides assessment tools; lists resources specifically for service providers working with families in North Carolina.
Questions & Answers About Domestic Violence [22](2008) (PDF) [18]
Defines domestic violence, its effects on families, and physical and emotional effects on children. Also includes a brief section about treatment options for children exposed to domestic violence.
Center for Children and Families in the Justice System [23]
Social service agency that helps "children and families involved with the justice system as victims of crime, witnesses of crime, parties in custody disputes, subjects of child protection proceedings, litigants in civil suits for compensation, teenagers in therapeutic care settings, or youthful offenders."
Massachusetts Advocates for Children [26]
Ontario Women's Directorate [28]
Resources for women experiencing violence including a crisis hotline, information on gaining financial independence, working toward healthy relationships, funding for related service and program organizations, and more.
Childhood Violent Trauma Center [30]
A resource center whose mission includes helping "to reduce the impact of violence on children and families and increasing public awareness of the effects of violence on children, families, communities and society." Offers training and support for professionals, access to partners in national collaborations promoting best practices, links to other domestic violence and abuse websites, and more.
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence [31]
A resource center that offers information for survivors of domestic violence and their children, and agencies that work with them. Works to end violence against women and children through coalition building, support for battered women and children through alternative programs such as safe homes and shelters, public awareness education and technical assistance, developing policies and innovative legislation, and much more.
U.S. Department of Justice: Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) [32]
Provides assistance (financial and technical) to communities working toward ending domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Through grants and agreements OVW helps protect and offer services to victims and enables communities to hold offenders accountable. Includes links to related help hotlines and resources, nationwide family justice centers, tips on how to help end domestic violence, and more.
DC Coalition Against Domestic Violence [33]
A statewide coalition composed of domestic violence organizations, programs, and individuals dedicated to eliminating violence in the District of Columbia. Focuses on legislative and judicial activity impacting domestic violence and related issues including tracking and analyzing. Educates policy makers, conducts outreach and public awareness campaigns, advocates for funding, develops materials, offers technical assistance and training, provides information on national legislation and amendments, and more.
Futures Without Violence [34]
Works globally to prevent and end violence against women and children including domestic and dating violence, child abuse, and sexual assault.
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence [36]
A resource center that offers information for survivors of domestic violence and their children, and agencies that work with them. Works to end violence against women and children through coalition building and support for battered women and children.
National Network to End Domestic Violence [38]
A social-change organization composed of state domestic violence coalitions, allied organizations, and supportive individuals that works at a national policy level to help domestic violence victims and their advocates.
Safe Start Center [40]
A resource center that supports the Safe Start Initiative, which is involved in reducing the impact of children's exposure to violence by improving services and promoting evidence-based strategies. Offers links to websites and other resources on evidence-based practices, service delivery strategies, The Defending Childhood Initiative, and more.
Domestic Violence Awareness Project [45]
Provides information on the history of Domestice Violence Awarenss Month and offers suggestions on how your organization can be part of the campaign to stop domestic violence.
Break the Cycle [46]
Break the Cycle is the leading national nonprofit organization working to provide comprehensive dating abuse prevention programs exclusively to young people.
Find Youth Info [47]
FindYouthInfo.gov was created by the Interagency Working Group on Youth Programs (IWGYP), which is composed of representatives from 18 federal agencies that support programs and services focusing on youth.
Love is Respect [48]
Provides teens and young adults with information on how to prevent, recognize, and escape unhealthy relationships.
That's Not Cool [49]
That's Not Cool is a website where teens can find tools, resources, forums, and more to help them "draw their digital line." about what is, or is not, acceptable relationship behavior.
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[14] https://docstore.fedex.com/nctsn/PreCatalogAction.do
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[16] http://www.nctsn.org/trauma-types/domestic-violence
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[19] http://www.nctsn.org/sites/all/modules/pubdlcnt/pubdlcnt.php?file=/sites/default/files/assets/pdfs/JudgesFactSheet.pdf&nid=275
[20] http://learn.nctsn.org/course/index.php?categoryid=10
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[23] http://www.lfcc.on.ca/
[24] http://csriu.org/
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[26] http://www.massadvocates.org/
[27] http://massadvocates.org/publications-category/tlpi/
[28] http://www.citizenship.gov.on.ca/owd/english/
[29] /sites/all/modules/pubdlcnt/pubdlcnt.php?file=http://www.lfcc.on.ca/Educators_Guide_to_Woman_Abuse.pdf&nid=275
[30] http://www.nccev.org/
[31] http://www.ncadv.org/#
[32] http://www.ovw.usdoj.gov/
[33] http://www.dccadv.org/
[34] http://www.futureswithoutviolence.org/
[35] http://www.futureswithoutviolence.org/policy-advocacy/
[36] http://www.ncadv.org/
[37] http://www.ncadv.org/public-policy/action-alerts
[38] http://www.nnedv.org/
[39] /sites/all/modules/pubdlcnt/pubdlcnt.php?file=http://www.nnedv.org/policy.html&nid=275
[40] http://www.safestartcenter.org
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[42] http://www.safestartcenter.org/
[43] http://www.safestartcenter.org/resources/
[44] http://www.safestartcenter.org/resources/tip-sheets.php
[45] http://www.nrcdv.org/dvam/
[46] http://www.breakthecycle.org/
[47] http://findyouthinfo.gov/
[48] http://www.loveisrespect.org/
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Defendant: | Mr Joiner, Mr Stanley, CIA, FBI, U S Marshals, A Wilson, A Hallman, J N Haley, A Scott, F Mauney, W Byars, K F McDonald, R B Harwell, K Hill, R Wood, C Florian, D Tatarsky, B McKie, C/O Parker, A Harter Hunt, Mr Jeffcoat, Mr Abbott, U S Government, United States Postal Service, S Drake, M Loggins, Md Faulks and 1957 Conspirators |
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Check out this site dedicated to the art of Johann Dieter Wassmann, a university lecturer/sewerage engineer/artist who lived and worked in Germany from 1841-1898. It's incredibly elaborate, including his life history and samples of his work. And nowhere on the site does it suggest that the entire thing is a hoax, that Johann Dieter Wassmann never existed. You only find this out if you click on the link at the bottom of the page that says 'Next Show: Melbourne International Arts…
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With so much flexibility at your disposal, it's a pity Samsung doesn't follow the lead of its great Korean rival LG and get endorsement from the Imaging Science Foundation (ISF) for its TVs, denoting that they can be professionally calibrated by ISF engineers. Though having said that, we're not sure if many people who've only spent £400 on a TV will really want to splash out a potentially similar amount for a professional ISF calibrator.
The last thing to report is something the LE32C580 doesn't have, namely 100Hz (or higher) processing. It's a 50Hz set only. So let's hope the screen's native response time is fast enough to save the TV from too much trouble with LCD's response time problems.
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Show Summary | Posted by danzza1st 1439 days ago | Category: Web Design
Having a good structure and navigation with a poor layout design does not provide a bright future for your website or application. However, having a good layout design with poor structure and navigation does not provide a future at all.
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