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March 10, 2006
BENYEHUDAH WHITFIELD, PLAINTIFF,v.ROGER E. WALKER ET AL., DEFENDANTS.
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1) The defendants' motion to dismiss (d/e 72) is granted in part and denied in part as follows:
a) Defendants' motion to dismiss the strip search claim is denied. "[A] strip search of a male prisoner in front of female officers, if conducted for a legitimate penological purpose, would fail to rise to the level of an Eighth Amendment violation." Calhoun v. DeTella, 319 F.3d 936, 989 (2003), quoting Johnson v. Phelan, 69 F.3d 144, 150-51 (7th Cir. 1995). However, the plaintiff may be able to recover under the Eighth Amendment if the search was "conducted in a harassing manner intended to humiliate and inflict psychological pain." Id. This inquiry more appropriately for summary judgment.
b) Defendants are correct that the plaintiff cannot seek injunctive relief for past violations, Stewart v. McGinnis, 5 F.3d 1031, 1037 (7th Cir. 1993)(injunctive relief cannot be based on "past wrongs alone"). However, the court believes a more detailed record is necessary to determine exactly what relief the plaintiff seeks.
c) Damages sought against the defendants in their official capacities are dismissed as barred by the Eleventh Amendment. Wynn v. Southward, 251 F.3d 588, 591 (7th Cir. 2001). However, the defendants remain in the case in their official capacities to the extent not barred by the Eleventh Amendment.
2) The plaintiff's motion to compel is denied (d/e 123). The defendants' response shows that they have appropriately responded, or that the plaintiff's requests are overly broad and unduly burdensome, or that the plaintiff should already have copies of what he seeks. Additionally, the defendants correctly point out that they are not required to subsidize the plaintiff's litigation costs. Lewis v. Sullivan, 279 F.3d at 528; see also Johnson v. Daley, 339 F.2d 582, 586 (7th Cir. 2003)("Although prisoners enjoy a fundamental right of access to the courts . . . there is no right of subsidized access").
3) The plaintiff's "motion for permissive joiner" (d/e 127) is denied. The motion is really one to add new defendants and new claims, a motion to amend the complaint, which the plaintiff has not justified under Fed. R. Civ. P. 15. Additional claims and defendants would serve only to unnecessarily delay this case and unduly burden the existing defendants.
4) The plaintiff's motion to compel an answer to #4 of his third additional request for discovery is granted (d/e 133). It is true that there is no constitutional claim for the intentional destruction of property, but this is part of the plaintiff's retaliation claim. See DeWalt v. Carter, 224 F.3d 607, 618 (7th Cir. 1999)(citations omitted)(constitutional actions become unconstitutional if done in retaliation for the exercise of a constitutional right-- "This is so even if the adverse action does not independently violate the Constitution."). The court cannot say at this juncture that the procedures regarding property confiscation are irrelevant or unlikely to lead to relevant evidence. The defendants are directed to answer the interrogatory by April 28, 2006.
5) The plaintiff's motion for leave to file his motion to compel is granted (d/e 135).
6) The plaintiff's motion #139 is granted in part and denied in part. It is denied to the extent it seeks a faster ruling on pending motions. It is granted to the extent it seeks extension of the dispositive motion deadline (d/e 139). The new deadline is set forth below.
7) The plaintiff's motion for an extension of dispositive motion deadline is denied as moot (d/e 149).
8) The plaintiff's motion to compel the prison to supply him with adequate paper and legal supplies and materials is denied (d/e 140). The plaintiff says he is provided with 25 sheets of paper, 4 brown envelopes, two pens, and 6 white envelopes each month. It is up to the plaintiff to determine how to best use these resources. That is no different than any other litigant, who must weigh the costs of litigating and the resources one has against the chances of success. The prison is not constitutionally required to subsidize all of the plaintiff's pending cases to the extent the plaintiff believes necessary.
9) The plaintiff's motion for appointment of counsel is denied (d/e 140). The plaintiff's filings show he is a literate, competent and experienced litigator, and this case is not complex. Though it involves many defendants and events, the central claim is retaliation and conditions of confinement which the plaintiff allegedly personally experienced. Additionally, the plaintiff has not made the required showing, nor does the record support a reasonable inference, that appointed counsel would make a difference in the outcome of this case.
10) The plaintiff's motion for sanctions is denied (d/e 145). The court sees no sanctionable conduct by defendants.
11) The defendants' motion to stay response is granted (d/e 156).
12) The defendants' motion to compel specific answers to interrogatories is granted (d/e 143). The court agrees that the defendants need detailed information as to the each of the plaintiff's specific claim against each individual defendant, in order to prepare a defense. The Court will also need this information in ruling on a summary judgment motion, as well as approving any final pretrial order. Accordingly, by April 28, 2006, the plaintiff shall answer defendants' Interrogatories 1-4 in full and specific detail, and in compliance with counsel's letter to the plaintiff dated December 15, 2005, attached to the defendants' motion to compel. Failure to do so may result in the exclusion of claims from consideration, if the court finds that the defendants have not received fair notice of the claim.
13) The plaintiff's motion to compel (d/e 136) is granted in part and denied in part.
The plaintiff does not attach the defendants' response to his discovery request. The defendants maintain that they objected to the form because it was a combination of both requests for production of documents and interrogatories (d/e 110, p.2). The defendants also assert that the plaintiff served additional discovery requests upon them, seven of which were requests for production of documents that they responded to. The plaintiff does not address these arguments, other than to say that the "objection was mailed to me . . . but, since receiving it, I've not received a docket text or order from the court advising me to respond to this matter and of how long I had to respond to it, so I never responded. At any rate, assuming(arguendo) that interrogatories are the proper means of ascertaining (just) the names of certain individuals and/or defendants, this does not apply to pro se litigants." (d/e 136, fn. 1).
The plaintiff's argument that the court should have done something sua sponte about the defendants' objection is without merit. Discovery documents are not filed in court or considered by the court, unless they are the subject of a motion to compel. CDIL-LR 26.3(A)(objections to discovery requests not filed in court unless part of Rule 26(c) or Rule 37 motion). The defendants' objections were never filed with the court. Even if they had been, the court would not have responded unless and until a motion to compel was filed. Id. Instead of resubmitting his response to the defendants in the correct form, the plaintiff chose instead to file a motion to compel, relying on his pro se status for leniency. The plaintiff's assertion of his ignorance in discovery procedures is not credible, given his experience in discovery in his other pending and prior litigation. See, e.g., Whitfield v. Wexford Health Sources et al., 03-CV-3113 (C.D. Ill.); Whitfield v. Snyder et al., 03-3014 (C.D. Ill.); Whitfield v. Gupta, 04-CV-00420 (S.D. Ill); Whitfield v. IDOC et al., 02-CV-50387 (N.D Ill). In any event, the same procedural rules apply to him whether or not he is pro se. This avoids giving an unfair advantage to pro se litigants and helps accomplish the consistent and predictable application of rules. Myles v. U.S., 416 F.3d 551, 552 (7th Cir. 2005)( "'in the long run, experience teaches that strict adherence to the procedural requirements specified by the legislature is the best guarantee of evenhanded administration of the law.'")(quoted cite omitted).
The plaintiff's motion does not comply with Local Rule 26.3. It is not accompanied by the discovery material necessary to decide the motion (i.e., the defendants' response). More importantly, the plaintiff also does not explain what documents he still seeks that haven't already been provided. He submitted several additional discovery requests after his initial discovery request, to which the defendants have responded. The court cannot tell what is left that hasn't been produced. Nor does the plaintiff explain how each of his requests are relevant to his claims. Many of the requests do not appear relevant, are too broad and unduly burdensome, too vague, already produced in other litigation by the plaintiff , regard other incidents not involved in this case, and/or amount to an untimely attempt to determine identities on additional persons for service, when the date for doing so passed long before the motion was filed. The plaintiff makes no effort to argue the merit of his individual discovery requests. He says in effect, "I asked for this information and it was denied," and leaves the court to figure out the rest. He simply has not met his burden of persuasion on his motion to compel.
For these reasons, the plaintiff's motion is denied, except as to the few requests below that do appear relevant to the claims in this case, do not appear overly broad or unduly burdensome, and should not unnecessarily prolong this case. By April 28, 2006, the defendants are directed to produce the following information to the plaintiff, to the extent they have not already done so in this litigation, or in the plaintiff's other cases:
a) A copy of the plaintiff's medical records (including mental health records) for September 18, 2003.
b) A copy of all rules, code, directives, etc. regarding the procedures for cell extractions of inmates who are "psych patients" or taking psychotropic medicine, in effect on September 18, 2003, at Western Correctional Center, including how/if the extraction is to be recorded or documented (by video or on paper), when pepper spray may be used and how it may be used, the type of pepper spray used, and what medical treatment an inmate is to receive after being sprayed with pepper spray, if any.
c) All documentation and/or records of the cell extraction that was carried out against the plaintiff on September 18, 2003, at Western Illinois Correctional Center, including but not limited to, any video recording, and the type and amount of pepper spray used.
d) The cell number from which the plaintiff was extracted on September 18, 2003.
e) The names of any inmates inhabiting the cells directly adjoining or across from the cell from which the plaintiff was extracted on September 18, 2003. If this information is unduly burdensome to produce or other objections are relevant, the defendants may explain their non-production in a notice of compliance.
f) Any documentation regarding the plaintiff's placement in a segregation cell in Pontiac Correctional Center during the relevant time frame, including the reason therefore. Any documentation regarding the procedures in place at that time used by Pontiac Correctional Center for determining whether an inmate is placed in segregation cell similar to the cell in which the plaintiff was placed, and for placing an inmate in such cell.
14) The new dispositive motion deadline is May 31, 2006. The plaintiff may submit a summary judgment motion to replace or supplement his current motion by that date, if he wishes. The parties shall respond to all pending motions for summary judgment by June 30, 2006 (the defendants need not respond to the plaintiff's current summary judgment motion until then).
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My company is a small web design and hoster. Most of our clients have no interest in managing their own hosting and leave it all to us. We run our own dedicated server. Over 8 or so years we have used Ensim (later Parallels pro) and never had any problems. 3-4 months ago we had a hardware failure and were persuaded to switch to cPanel on a new box by our server provider who migrated everything with very few problems - all credit to them. But I hate cPanel for too many reasons to go into here - although if anyone wants to know why I'll happily tell. I am now looking at alternatives and Virtualmin pro (the paid version) looks most likely to be the one since we use Webmin to manage all our internal Linux servers and desktops and have used Virtualmin, albeit 4-5 years ago, on a small development server
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A migration from cPanel to Virtualmin (Pro or GPL) should Just Work(tm). It is the best tested migration path, by far, as we've had hundreds (possibly thousands) of cPanel migrations done over the past few years since introducing the migration capability.
The documentation for migration can be found here: http://www.virtualmin.com/documentat..._to_virtualmin
If you run into any problems, let us know in the ticket tracker at http://www.virtualmin.com/project/issues
As an aside, we also support migration of Plesk, Ensim, and LXAdmin/Kloxo domains to Virtualmin. Though cPanel is definitely the best tested, since there are a lot more cPanel users out there.
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Thanks Joe,
In the mysql migration, most of our sites have database names that are not standard cPanel and all have usernames/passwords that are different to the account log-in values. Will that affect the migration script or will it just create dbs with the correct names and passwords? The mig. script notes are not too clear on this.
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Hard to say. Does cPanel know the databases are associated with the domains? If so, it should do the right thing with them, no matter what they're named. MySQL database names already must be separable from usernames, at least in Virtualmin, because usernames in Virtualmin can be longer than 16 characters, while MySQL imposes a 16 char limit.
Regardless, though, if the necessary data is in the cPanel backup and the migration fails, we'd want to know about it and we'd fix it. We take migrations very seriously, and we're always willing to fix it when problems are discovered.
The migration documentation is intentionally short, because there should be no major exceptions (though there are, necessarily, a few differences in the resulting account layouts when you import, because Virtualmin doesn't have the oddball "add-on domains" and "subdomain" account types, and some of our conventions are different than those of cPanel). Mostly, though, everything should just work, and you shouldn't have to think too hard about it. If it doesn't, it's a bug, and we'll fix it.
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In light of recent government-funded building schemes, Tone Wheeler asks whether the rush to build is at the expense of quality, long-lasting architecture.
In light of recent government-funded building schemes, Tone Wheeler asks whether the rush to build is at the expense of quality, long-lasting architecture.
Typing 'green building' in a browser will get you a 100 million hits on a search engine, but what it means exactly is not agreed, with a raft of confusing and contradictory definitions. One way of understanding the diverse aspects of sustainable design is to use the four-way elemental subdivision that Aristotle argued made up the world: fire, earth, water and air.
Fire, the energy of the building, covers the areas of heating and cooling for thermal comfort (air conditioning), water heating, lighting, mechanical and electrical services. The water cycle encompasses all the waters: fresh, rain, grey, black and storm. Earth represents the use of resources for materials and construction and air may be said to stand for the space, or footprint, of a building.
The first two, fire and water, are mostly technological issues, in many cases using 'bolt-on' technology, that are not essential to architectural design, except in forming the envelope to respond to the climate for better thermal comfort. Much of this information has been well ventilated in the past, and there is considerable agreement on the key issues and appropriate designs.¹
While the latter two, earth and air, are arguably more fundamental to architecture, there is far less agreement on the appropriate design response to these issues. They ask questions about the making of buildings and the nature of the brief – questions that go to the very heart of architectural practice.
Long before climate change was fashionable environmentalists were arguing for curbs to the damage wrought on the ecology from mining (for metals of all kinds, clays for bricks, and sands and gravels for concrete), the felling of forests, and the pollution to the water and air caused by these activities. This argument has now been extended to address embedded energy and energy use over the life of the building: Life Cycle Analysis (LCA).
However for many, particularly the more extreme eco-fanatics, it is the space, or air, that is taken up by buildings that is the biggest worry. They argue that to build is to pollute and to consume and that is where the greatest reductions in demand are possible. For them a sustainable McMansion is an oxymoron, and the rallying cry is the British economist Ernst Friedrich Schumacher's 'Small is Beautiful' motto from the 1970s. Naturally this 'footprint' argument is viewed with suspicion by many in the design community, which brings us back to one of the most vexed, but interesting, issues around sustainability: what is the best way to build? What is a green building material, or is that too an oxymoron? And is one way of construction inherently better than another? These questions lie at the very heart of architectural design.
Just as the bottom up revolution of waste recycling was based on the three R's taught in schools (repair, reuse, recycle) so we may say that green buildings rely on the three L's: long life, loose fit and low impact.
Long life suggests that the building envelope, or at the very least its armature and structure, should be built to last; 100 years is a minimum that is achievable for most building types. When well resourced and constructed, this is the enduring legacy of a building. By contrast, the fit-out of interiors and services will have a much shorter shelf life: it changes with occupancy and use on the one hand and is superseded by technology on the other. Retail fit-outs last an average of eight years, the churn in office fit-outs is hardly longer. Lifts and AC in buildings rarely go more than 25 years before they are ripped out and replaced. And at home the kitchens and bathrooms have a similar lifespan, victims of fashion or poor construction (think delaminating sheathing on the vanity unit, or wonky doors in the kitchen).
If we have this obsolescence, why don't we plan for it? Why are the services chiselled into the structure and the fit-outs made so hard to remove, even though they fall apart? The mentality common to much building seems predicated on a belief in an endless tomorrow. While the structure can be long lasting, and built to be so, the parts that we can expect to have a limited lifespan would suggest the opposite approach: loosely fitting those elements that will be replaced, and actively planning for it. Hence 'loose fit' as a green strategy.
The third L is for low impact. Not a day passes in any architectural office that some new product brochure arrives (soft or hard) touting its greenness. Nothing is brown any more (except a revival of the 70s 'Mission Brown' in paint charts). But how do we know what is emerald and what is pale greenwash? There are so many issues that make up a green product: its resource sourcing, manufacturing process, transport, installation, maintenance and durability, recyclability and waste. Hence the desire for LCA, but it is costly, the factors are diverse and have differing benchmarks (is energy more important that resource depletion, for instance?) and as yet there are no agreed world or local standards. Some websites, such as the excellent ecospecifier.org, overcome these issues by reference to expansive subjective criteria while we wait for an accepted 'ISO' to arrive.
All of this culminates in a movement we could call 'slow building', which, much like the 'slow food' movement, argues that there is value in taking time over important matters. Which begs the question: with the current flurry of government-funded building activity, why is the program for new school buildings being so rushed? Are we getting buildings to last? In the past, much of our school design served as a benchmark of both innovative architecture and good building, with many architecture awards in the 60s, 70s and 80s going to school buildings. Will that be the case now?
Canberra (the city not the government) was a veritable laboratory for these ideas, from the early 'pod formed', open planned schools by the Department of Works (when there was one to do the government's bidding), to schools-come-community centres (the unsung but nevertheless wonderfully structuralist Erindale Centre by Jackson Teece Chesterman and Willis) to mini-villages a la the Kriers (the still crisp Caroline Chisholm schools by Lawrence Nield and Ken Maher) and not least the most experimental and spatially challenging of them all, Giralang Primary by Enrico Taglietti. All were schools with loads of thought and hence long lead times. Slow building.
Now Canberra (the government not the city) has embarked on a crash course in quick building: daily reports of procedural waste, inappropriate briefs and programs, rushed designs, simplistic templates and botched buildings fill the press. Through it all is the fear that a 'standard product' is being imposed on varying school situations and sites. And this feeds the fear of every parent, that their child's school will be getting a 21st century version of the 'portable', the hideous elevated uninsulated boxes that generations of students suffered in, setting back the cause of prefab building by 50 years.
Two responses seem necessary: to take much more time to craft the buildings to their particular sites, ensuring that long life is built in; and secondly, if we are to have a standard solution, to ensure some time is given to developing a thorough prefab system, because in many ways this is one of the great hopes for sustainable building.² When buildings are built in factories many advantages accrue: there are controlled and safer conditions, higher fabrication standards are possible with better opportunities for maximum use of all materials, minimising waste and encouraging recycling. While it might spell the end of utes and white vans, with all the tools and equipment in the factory, it will make site work shorter, safer and ultimately much greener. The downside is the possibility of a one-size-fits-all outcome, but prefab can also mean designing with a variety of parts that can be intermixed, as well as whole pre-assembly.
Given the basis of the schools program, this may well be a perfect fit: develop some green, durable parts, and then combine them to suit the particular site and brief. What if part of the 'education revolution' effort was expended on a variable design prefab schoolroom, with great thermal qualities, better built than anything that can be achieved on muddy sites? Ah, you say, they would have to build the factories first, and green ones at that. Well, with Australia losing its manufacturing base, it just so happens we have a surplus of them at present.
Prefab could also mean the best-built buildings, with levels of finish comparable to a fine automobile, rather than just another depressing 'donga' destined for a mining town. That would be a revolution that many architects would sign up for.
1. I was recently involved in the development of a website, together with Think Brick Australia, that provides an easy to use guide to many of these principles and strategies – see www.designingforclimate.com.au
2. For more information on the topic, see the excellent fabprefab.com, built by Australian Michael Sylvester in LA.
I wholeheartedly agree with everything you're saying about the new buildings being built in schools. Unfortunately it is utterly negated by the fact that the principal aim of the BER is to "Provide economic stimulus through the rapid construction and refurbishment of school infrastructure".
That is a direct quote from the BER Guidelines, available from the Federal Department of Education website.
I agree with you Tone, but would add a 4th L: Location
In EU all public buildings commissions are arrived at via a Europe wide competition system. This insures: excellence, suitability for the particular user base, innovation with new talents getting a chance at testing their mettle. Schools are built to last for the coming generations. IN Australia , it's the quick fix that is given the go. With this rushed "stimulus activity" the Australian schools get buildings they often don't need. They don't even get a say as to what their needs are. I am sure the degree of dereliction in some of our public schools would have ensured ample scope for economic stimulus, had the schools all been given appropriate funding for repairs in a first round. Whilst these repairs were carried out, a second planning phase could have allowed each needy school to develop its master plan. Then, a third round could have dealt with providing schools with the facilities they actually sorely need. So yes I totally agree with Mr Wheeler: do things slowly but properly!


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Land In Salamander Bay
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16 Curlew Cove, Salamander Bay, NSW 2317
0 Bed | 0 Bath | 0 Car
Property ID: NSW11187239
Build your dream home at Salamander Bay and experience the relaxing lifestyle for you and your family. Ready to build on now or maybe be your own property developer and build a duplex, live in one rent the other.
Opportunity is awaiting for all buyers in this brand new Salamander Grove Estate, close to shops, transport, schools and a quick exit to Nelson Bay Road on your way to the Airport and job opportunities in Newcastle.
Live in or develop opportunity.
View CENTURY 21 Property Partners
Contact Agent:
Tony Short
Mobile: 0413483922
Email: Email Me


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