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NEW ORLEANS (AP) A Louisiana congressman awaiting trial on corruption charges is now linked to another criminal case, a revelation that could provide new fodder for his growing list of fall challengers.
Democratic U.S. Rep. William Jefferson and his sister have been implicated but not charged in a federal money laundering case, lawyers for a state lawmaker indicted in the case said Thursday. The Jeffersons already face criminal charges in separate federal cases.
The state lawmaker, Sen. Derrick Shepherd, is accused of helping unlicensed bond broker Gwendolyn Joseph Moyo launder money to conceal her operation of an illegal insurance business.
The indictment against him says a person identified only as public official "A" referred Shepherd to Moyo. Public official "B" helped Moyo launder money, according to the indictment. Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Magner has said Moyo siphoned off around $400,000 to the two officials and businesses they control.
Shepherd's lawyers said prosecutors told them that public official "A" is Jefferson and public official "B" is his sister, Betty, an elected New Orleans tax assessor.
The Jeffersons have not been charged in the case and Magner would not confirm that they are the unnamed officials. Prosecutors have not given any indication that they plan to file more charges.
Shepherd attorney John Reed said the evidence suggests that the unnamed public officials were "far more significant players" in the alleged money laundering scheme than his client.
"That's what this case is all about, really," Reed told reporters outside the courthouse. "We feel it's important that that be understood."
Messages seeking comment were left with lawyers for the Jeffersons.
Shepherd finished third in a 2006 primary challenge to William Jefferson, who was indicted last year on charges of soliciting more than $500,000 in bribes while using his office to broker business deals in Africa. Jefferson has pleaded not guilty and has a tentative trial date of Dec. 2, about a month after the November election.
This week, six Democrats, a Green Party candidate and an independent qualified to run against Jefferson. Friday is the deadline for candidates to qualify for the race.
Meanwhile, Betty Jefferson, her brother, Mose Jefferson, and her daughter, Angela Coleman, are awaiting trial on charges they conspired to pocket more than $600,000 in state and federal grant money earmarked for charitable and educational programs.
William Jefferson's youngest sibling, Brenda Jefferson, 52, pleaded guilty last month to helping her relatives conceal that alleged scheme. Rep. Jefferson isn't accused of wrongdoing in that case.
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By Nick Miroff
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, September 11, 2008
The Pentagon Memorial was designed in a studio on Amsterdam Avenue in Manhattan, but not the kind with skyline views or a brass nameplate on the office door. No, the 280-square-foot studio apartment where Keith Kaseman and Julie Beckman were living at the time was decidedly more modest than that.
Kaseman and Beckman were a young couple barely out of graduate school in 2002 when they made the rough sketches of what would become the nation's first major September 11th memorial. Their lone architectural collaboration to that point had been a loft bed, which let them cram their desks and computers into their apartment's shoebox-like confines.
Their imaginations, though, had moved on to bigger things. The still-raw images and emotions of Sept. 11, 2001, that had hung over the city and their lives since they watched the towers fall. A Web site they had seen about a worldwide design competition for a memorial at the Pentagon, one that would consider any entry and judge blindly, unconcerned with famous names or industry status.
It seemed like a way out, at least for them and maybe for others, too, from under a pall.
Beckman and Kaseman's proposal landed in a pile with 1,125 other entries from more than 65 countries -- big firms and unproven dreamers like them. Where death and anger and sorrow had left deep scars, Beckman and Kaseman envisioned something redemptive, a memorial that could be at once collective and individual. A single, elegant form. Natural elements like trees, water and stone. Somewhere to sit and think that would be respectful and open, solemn yet stirring.
A place like no other, they told each other.
Beckman got the phone call in late February 2003 from the Army Corps of Engineers. "You guys are the winners," the woman on the phone told her.
Beckman couldn't remember anything she said after that. And it would only get more surreal.
Within days they were en route to meet with Pentagon officials and stand before the TV cameras for a news conference. They did not even have a name for their design firm, so they thought of their tiny apartment and called it Kaseman Beckman Amsterdam Studio, KBAS for short.
Nearly six years later, Kaseman, 36, and Beckman, 35, are married and living in Philadelphia. Beckman teaches at the University of Pennsylvania; Kaseman teaches at Penn and at Columbia University. They still call their firm KBAS, only now it is an abbreviation for Kaseman Beckman Advanced Strategies. They can't even use the word architects in the title of their firm because they never finished their formal internships.
Still, their careers have come a long way from Amsterdam Avenue, professional growth commensurate with the responsibility of a $22 million project involving dozens of companies, hundreds of workers and countless incremental advances.
And today, their long-shot idea is a real, physical place. This morning at 9:37 a.m., seven years from the moment American Airlines Flight 77 slammed into the Pentagon at 550 mph, Kaseman and Beckman's two-acre, parklike memorial will be dedicated at the site of the impact.
The ceremony is expected to draw 20,000 invited guests, including Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates, who is the keynote speaker, members of Congress, military personnel, survivors of the attack and family members of the victims. And when the memorial opens to the general public this afternoon and visitors begin to stream in, they will find a place unlike any other in the Washington region.
As intended, the central feature is not a single object but the repetition of one: 184 cantilevered, stainless-steel memorials, one for each of the victims, rising up from the ground as if taking flight. Kaseman and Beckman call the 14-foot, 1,100-pound objects "light benches."
Each bench is mirrored in a pool of trickling water that runs its length and contains an underwater light to shine on its steel underside at night, setting the entire site aglow. Visitors will walk among rows of memorials on a bed of fine gravel, hearing each footstep, as they wander among paper bark maple trees that will grow to form a light-filtering canopy.
Kaseman and Beckman wanted to create a place where families could be comfortable, where they could sit for hours and find solace.
"That is how it started," Beckman said. "A place to sit. Some shade. Some water. It grew from there. If this place is like no other, we needed a form that wasn't something you'd see in your daily routine."Light Benches
One day in late July, while inspecting progress on the memorial, Beckman saw for the first time what happens when bright sunlight hits the water that courses in the pools beneath the benches.
Glinting off the surface, the light produced a shimmering effect akin to what one would see on the bottom of a swimming pool on a sunny day. From bench to bench, the play of light was repeated over and over, at different angles, directions and wavelengths. The effect was mesmerizing.
"It's like there's energy running through them," Beckman said, appearing as awestruck as the construction crew around her.
She had seen the benches on paper and computer screens for years but had not envisioned this interaction of light, water and steel. Snapping pictures with her cellphone, she dialed Kaseman in Philadelphia. "It's amazing," she told him. "You've got to see this."
The couple met on the first day of graduate school at Columbia University.
She grew up in the New Jersey suburbs and was inspired to pursue a design career in high school after reading Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead," about an innovative and persevering young architect who defies convention.
Kaseman, the son of an Air Force officer, grew up mostly in North Dakota and speaks in the easygoing style of a hip professor, interjecting "dude" or "man" even when discussing the "layers of specificity" of a project or its "interrogative" qualities.
But the couple's decision to enter the memorial design competition was no academic exercise. Beckman watched from the sidewalk at Union Square on Sept. 11, 2001, as the second plane exploded into the South Tower of World Trade Center. She met Kaseman at his office in Midtown shortly after, and by the time they made it home along Amsterdam Avenue, the streets were so empty they could walk right down the middle. That night, they watched TV and wept.
Like other New Yorkers and Washington area residents, the "dizzy, blurry" day was never far from their minds after that. It was there in the newspaper headlines, on the missing person posters plastered around the city, and in the haunting sound of ambulance and police sirens. The city was still on edge, and they were, too.
"You could read it on people's faces, knowing they were thinking about the same thing," Beckman said.
When the Pentagon design competition was announced, it gave them a place to channel those swirling emotions. "It was like therapy in a way," Beckman said. It gave their grief an outlet, a purpose.
After they'd won, they quit their jobs and went on a vacation to Belize, knowing that it would be their last chance to breathe. An overwhelming undertaking would be waiting for them at home. And when they got back, they packed up the studio apartment on Amsterdam Avenue and moved to Alexandria to get started.Partnership
To the engineers, contractors and Pentagon employees who have worked with them, they are often referred to as "Keith-n-Julie," as if they are a single entity. They are partners in life and in their profession, finishing each other's sentences and sharing every aspect of their work. "I couldn't imagine going through this alone," Beckman said. "We always keep each other in check."
They have worked with more than 30 companies to execute their design, but Beckman and Kaseman said they have always been treated professionally, despite their age and relative inexperience.
"From day one, we were at the table with every conversation and every company," Beckman said. "We were the ones that had to explain how this thing was going to be made. So people took us seriously."
More importantly, she said, "the families put faith in us right away." When family members from the Pentagon Memorial Fund, which has sponsored the project, needed to be consulted on some aspect of its construction, they often deferred to the designers, asking, "What do Keith-n-Julie want to do?"
The couple has taken technical problems as obstacles to overcome, rather than as reasons to compromise their design. For instance, to keep the water in the pools from freezing and to filter out dirt and leaves, a heated, gravity-aided pumping system has been installed.
Specially placed walkways have made the site accessible to the disabled. And a sloping "age wall" serves a conceptual and practical purpose: as a visual cue indicating the range of victims' ages while shielding visitors from traffic on Route 27 and the clamor of delivery trucks arriving at the Pentagon.
A few bumps delayed the project's completion. The initial concept for the benches -- each made from a single wishbone-shaped steel piece that would be identical below and above ground -- had to be altered after a year of failed attempts to prevent the metal castings from warping.
Spelling errors were mistakenly engraved into the granite blocks at the site's entrance. A plan to have 184 trees was scrapped out of concern that if each tree were assigned to a victim, the death of a tree would be too painful for family members, whom Kaseman called "the heart of this project at every level."
He and Beckman have channeled their commitment to the families into the enforcement of exacting standards for the memorial's construction. "We have to look every family member in the eye and be comfortable telling them that we've done everything possible," Kaseman said.
Both were inspired by Maya Lin's design for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, also the result of an open design competition. They wanted to create a similar sense of "timeless" and "level of interpretation" at the Pentagon site, Kaseman said.
And unlike most of the region's other monuments and memorials, the Pentagon Memorial has been built at the site of the event it commemorates. For Kaseman and Beckman, that means that it should not only honor the dead but also tell the story of what happened -- and do so without words.
In their design, Beckman and Kaseman have oriented all of the benches along the exact path of Flight 77, arranging them according to whether victims were killed in the plane or in the building. If a visitor is reading the steel nameplate and the Pentagon is in the background of their view, that person died in the building; if the sky is in the background, the person died on the plane.
Some may be troubled by such reminders of the attack and by the grim memories they trigger. But Kaseman and Beckman consider it essential to the tribute. "Part of paying respect is to understand and remember what happened," Beckman said.
"Not that tragedies have to be constantly remembered. But part of tragedy is understanding what happened," she said.Completion
A few yards and a fence will be all that separates visitors to the site from U.S. military headquarters. But the Pentagon has agreed to keep the memorial open year-round, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There will be no checkpoints, no gates and no entry fee. Tourists and visitors won't find any brochures or interpretive guides to explain the memorial or its symbolism. This too is by design.
Because the events of Sept. 11 represented "an attack on free thought," Kaseman said, the memorial is inspired by values opposed to extremism and intolerance. Its lack of signs and rigid symbolism is an affirmation of democratic ideals.
"We wanted to invite people to think but not tell them how to think or what to feel," Kaseman said. "The memorial gives you enough of a story to set you on your own process of discovery and interpretation."
Kaseman and Beckman have conflicting emotions about the project's completion. They have spent almost their entire professional careers on the memorial, and now the time has come to move on.
They have a few projects going, including a design for a memorial in Texas for victims of the space shuttle Columbia disaster, but they are also ready to take time off and travel. And curious to see how the public will respond to the site.
Will the country embrace it as a national Sept. 11 memorial, given that sites in lower Manhattan and Shanksville, Pa., are unlikely to open for several years? Will the site help rekindle the sense of unity and community that Beckman and Kaseman could feel on the streets of New York after the attacks?
They've had little time to consider these things. The project has been so engrossing, Beckman said, "it's been easier to stay down in the details."
"At this point," Kaseman said, "we're just really looking forward to the place existing. Simply existing."
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The Best Reporting on Mental Illness in Prisons
More than half of U.S. inmates suffer from a mental health problem. Here's some of the best deep-dive reporting on the issue.
Last week, we published an investigation into the New York prison system, and how, despite protections, inmates with severe mental illness are still ending up in solitary confinement.
But New York is far from unique. Prisons and jails across the country are filling with mentally ill inmates, while access to community mental health services dwindle. The Department of Justice estimated in 2006 that over half of all U.S. inmates suffer from a mental health problem.
Those prisoners also often end up in the isolated cells known as "special housing units," "secure housing units," solitary confinement, or simply, "the box." There, inmates can be locked down for 23 hours a day with little human contact. Studies show such isolation can cause or exacerbate psychiatric problems in prisoners.
We've rounded up some of the best deep-dive reporting on the mentally ill in U.S. prisons. Did we miss any? Let us know in the comments below.
Mental Illness Among Inmates
My Name is Not Robert, New York Times magazine, August 2000
A mentally ill man from Los Angeles is mistaken for a wanted criminal, and ends up in a maximum security prison in upstate New York. His kafkaesque story details the bureaucratic breakdown and flaws in mental health care that led to his imprisonment.
The New Asylums, Frontline, May 2005
Frontline documents the movement of America's mentally ill away from shuttered psychiatric hospitals, and into the nation's jails and prisons. The result is a massive strain on the minds of afflicted inmates, and on the strapped prison system tasked with treating them.
An American Gulag: Descending into Madness at Supermax (three-part series), The Atlantic, June 2012
Federal prison policy says mentally ill inmates shouldn't be housed in the maximum-security prison ADX-Florence (also known as Supermax) in Colorado. But a lawsuit against the facility found many troubled inmates were still locked down at Supermax, where they were neglected or out-right abused by prison staff.
Trouble in Mind, Texas Monthly, March 2013
Andre Thomas had been hearing voices since he was 10 years old, and made multiple attempts at suicide. Eventually, his psychotic breakdown led him to brutally murder his wife and her two children. As Thomas awaits execution for his crimes in Texas, his story "forces uncomfortable questions about the intersection of mental illness and the criminal justice system," writes journalist Brandi Grissom.
The Impact of Solitary Confinement
A Death in the Box, New York Times Magazine, October 2004
Inmates battling psychological problems often find themselves in "the box" for failing to comply with rigid prison policies. But what toll does isolation take on an already fragile mind? Mary Beth Pfeiffer details the death of one New York inmate who committed suicide after being stuck in solitary—rather than provided treatment. Pfeiffer's 2011 investigationfor the Poughkeepsie Journal shows how even with new protections, the number of suicides in New York prisons spiked in 2010.
Hellhole, New Yorker, March 2009
Atul Gawande explores the trauma of long-term isolation, a daily reality for tens of thousands of U.S. prisoners. "The wide-scale use of isolation is, almost exclusively, a phenomenon of the past twenty years," Gawande writes of confinement, a tactic meant to separate the most dangerous inmates. But while solitary can have a massive impact on inmates' mental health, studies show it's done little to reduce prison violence.
New York's Black Sites, The Nation, July 2012
While solitary is used across the country, New York stands out for using it to punish violations as minor as having too many postage stamps. Jean Casella and James Ridgeway (also editors of the website Solitary Watch) detail how New York State came to house roughly 4,500 inmates in solitary confinement, cutting them off from almost all human contact, often for months at a time.
Solitary in Iran Nearly Broke Me. Then I Went Inside America's Prisons, Mother Jones, November 2012
After being held for over two years in an Iranian prison, journalist Shane Bauer was shocked by what he found at California's Pelican Bay prison: their solitary confinement cells were, in many ways, even worse. "Here, there are no windows," Bauer writes. California uses solitary confinement to isolate thousands of inmates they claim are gang-affiliated, putting many in "the box" for up to decades.
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You fail to recognize severe mental illness as an issue induced by the solitary confinement !
I've been working with children now 33 years. In my early years I worked in secure detention, (jail for minors). I was always thrown back by the number of teens diagnosised with conduct disorder by licensed psychiatrists. When I would bring it to the attention of people responsible for sentencing, including the county/state psychologist, they would respond to me that they did not count conduct disorder as mental illness. Thus no treatment just punishment and you can figure out where the adult prison system came from. The practice still continues here in Florida (floriduh) and I'm sure most places. Treating the mentally ill as criminals is business as usual. In Florida we just excited a man with a diagnosis of full blown schizophrenia. Need I say more?
Many sorry's, just read my post, my iPad self corrected executed and put excited,again very sorry, it attempted to it again just now. Should have read we in Florida just executed a man with a official psychiatric diagnosis of schizophrenia.
I'm a former forensic psychologist who worked at several maximum security forensic hospitals, Federal Bureau of Prisons penitentiaries, and worked with the Courts on dealing with the "worst of the worst." You really need to do some conscientious research to get solid answers to the complex issues you raise.
Are you not aware that Ronald Reagan, as a cost-cutting strategy, released all the chronically mentally ill back to the community, closed major psychiatric hospitals, and then left the public who lived in the inner cities to deal with the drift of the mentally ill to the inner city where they created the "downtown blight" that still affects major cities.
Now, let's do some numbers. Imagine a minimal incidence rate of 1% of the population who has the genetic susceptibility, exposure to birth trauma, or have been exposed to environmental toxins that produce the brain syndromes that lead to these serious mental disorders. Got it? 314 million Americans x 1% = 3.1 million persons who have to be civilly committed because of random violence against themselves or others. The only way to manage that level of random violence is keep perpetrators off the streets, in a maximum security forensic hospital, where you medicate so they can at least go to meals and to the "yard" without hurting themselves or others. If you don't medicate them somebody predictably will get hurt. You can't get 24 hrs of no violence from this type of inmate. Now, if they do hurt somebody while the State is responsible for them - and it happens often despite the efforts of valiant "psych techs" who are the ones who usually take the blows - the State is responsible before the Courts and the victims often will win significant settlements.
The law, however, says that to medicate someone who is civilly committed, you essentially have to violate their civil rights so you need qualified psychiatrists who are expert witnesses before the Courts to determine that, in prison, these inmates have committed acts dangerous to themselves or to others and so, the forensic reports will say, the inmate needs to be medicated. And, like it or not, the seriously mentally ill do function better for a time on anti-psychotics and lithium, but it requires a full-time psychiatrist qualified in these serious illnesses because the biochemistry of major psychotic or mood disorders is constantly changing as is the risk of random violence. The problem is that a full-time psychiatrist costs the State on average $350/hr: not just to prescribe the meds but, more importantly, to be legally responsible, before the Courts, for the civilly committed inmate(s) that the psychiatrist is legally in charge of.
3.1 million is the equivalent of the population of a small developing country totally populated by seriously mentally ill, dangerous, people. What's the solution? First, they're our responsibility as a society; it's that 1% of Americans that the roll of the dice made dangerous. Second, talk therapy, groups, cognitive behavior therapy does t nothing for these disorders; only medications have the rapid, lasting effect that these biochemical, metabolic disorders require. Third, we have to protect State employees from these seriously ill folks - the Psych Techs, the guards, and the professional staffs from injury and meds are the only thing that works to achieve that goal and sustain it. Furthermore, psychiatrists qualified before the Courts as expert witnesses are the only ones who can medicate on the long-term manner that the Courts will allow. Fourth, when the Feds or the State want to produce significant budget cuts, where do you tink the "quick and dirty" place is to get a significant amount of money to cut? Obviously cut the psychiatrists time. Fifth, now you know why seriously ill prisoners in the penal system are exposed to the terrible conditions you cited.
In sum, it comes down to a matter of "pick your poison." To have prisoners well treated and comfortable you will have to pay a very large bill. If you (or your elected representative) don't want to pay the large bill, there is no way that prisoners will be well served, guards and all other State employees exposed to them will be well protected, the media maybe (but it's doubtful) will do good research that explains to the public what the real stakes are, and the public that has relatives who are being held in prison will finally be enlightened as to what solutions really are – get the politicians to do things right, or vote them out.
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Geez Doc Henry,
You make it sound like Nursing Homes of the now and near future.
You missed a great one on this list.
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Dr. Franceschi, thank you for taking the time to outline all these considerations. This is the kind of knowledgeable, experienced, technical analysis that is needed to identify opportunities for progress. I particularly note your attention to the safety of prison staff, a factor often swept under the rug, or even on some level justified by vilifying those workers.
Here in Canada we have moved to allowing non-MD's to prescribe medication in certain circumstances. Nurse practitioners don't cost $350 per hour, and they work under the supervision of doctors. Given so few options and limited efficacy of psych medications, as you mention, could this be an area for cost savings, in the short term?
It is very disturbing that the prison system inspird by the Gulag has become dark, dungeonous, impenetrable and suffocating. Words that inspire repulsion in any person able to conceive their true meaning. Why do these systems exist? And why do we have subintelligent humans controlling them?
The same can be said for the so-called menal "hospitals" built to house and treat people who break down under the pressure of their personal worlds.
The angst with which any relative feels when the relation has been detained and treated at any of the facilities is only the surface disturbance indicating sadistic "discipline" happening within the walls of these institutions. Moreover, the fact that they are manned by civil servants, uninterested in accountability or responsibility, is truly frightening. Not comforting in the least.
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While Dr. Franceschi's information is valuable and relevant I disagree with the undertone of defending isolation. No one is denying that a violent person must be separated from others. The issue is they are not simply separated. They are put in boxs that perpetuate mental illness to only further contribute to additional offenses when they are released from the box. Isolation does not have to be to the extreme that it is to keep others safe. Thats a crock to even suggest! Its flat out abuse of human beings. These are still human lives and attempting to defend, explain, justify usage of this type of torture is unacceptable! Im not impressed or clouded by your credentials or past claims of experience throwing a human being in a small room with sensory depravation is psychological torture and is criminal! So dont try to come on here and say that it is for the safety of others. A cell with bars can separate while protecting staff just as easily that still affords the separated individual to have human contact figuratively speaking. Dog pounds are more humane then "the box". The death penalty being carried out would be more humane then "the box". By the way it has been reported again and again that this extreme isolation is overused and nothing is done. Why? Where was your knowledge when you worked for the system? Where was your expert opinion to weigh in on how isolation is not effective and better solutions are all too obvious. Its the so called doctors in the prison system that should be educating the officials on alternatives. Where is your voice? Someone with all the credentials and experience you claim surely would be heard before someone like me. So i ask you doctor what have you done to be apart of the solution and not apart of the problem? Educate us yes! Thank you. But do not try to for one minute act as if there is justification for the use of extreme isolation and for extreme amounts of time! I may not be a doctor but I know better! The guards do get a bad wrap many times but that comes from an honest place. Any of you guards reading this if you are honest with yourself you know exactly why guards do not receive respect and you can name a co-worker that as we speak is just as criminal as any inmates in their abuse of their position. That is why many guards suffer from their own mental anguish, stress, and pressure from co-workers to be equally as dirty so as not to pose a threat amongst the brotherhood of guards "the other inmates". The system is corrupt and their are some guards who cannot watch. They go into a digferent line of work not because of the inmates but because of the corruption and the abuse of authority. That very job attracts narcissistic personality types that have captive victims. They feed their own mental illness and "daddy issues" by bullying and provoking and outright f*cking with the inmates for their own personal pleasures. I am thankful for the guards who go in there and refuse to become apart of that sickness, but lets not sugar coat and pretend that the bad wrap comes from thin air. Good Doctor I implore you to be active in doing something about this. You already should have but we cant do anything about that except move forward! I will gladly stand beside you and do my part. Will you step-up?
Here's an image that's burned into my brain just for you. (1) She's a 26 y/o beautiful, recently married 125 lb. female forensic psychologist. That means she completed her doctorate, got her license, specialized in forensic psych, qualified for an FBI security clearance, qualified for employment at maximum security forensic hospitals, then completed the intense hospital training on how to use your wits constantly and protect yourself from random violence on the locked wards. (2) He's a 6'6" 325 lb. inmate, a patient of hers, who is walking up a 15' hall lined by staff offices that have thick glass windows that face the hall - it's thick glass because heavy wooden chairs have been thrown thru them in the past. She's on the right next to the offices while he's moving up the middle of the hall. She's not aware he's approaching but when she notices that there's a body moving up on her, she turns slightly left, sees who it is and says "Good morning, George." Without saying a word, without any outburst, without the slightest emotion, George slams her with his right arm and shoulder, lifting her completely off the ground and into the thick glass window. Her head crunches against the glass and she falls to the ground, out cold, bleeding from the mouth with a broken jaw and a fractured left collar bone. She was in the hospital for 3 weeks, and had to have her jaw wired. She came back to clear out her desk and to tell me that she had given enough and that was going to a job with the Courts where she said she could feel safer.
Stephanie, you've got a lot of good ideas and lots of mouth which is just what the Feds and the State need to hear more of, really. You've got what it takes. God knows I certainly didn't. But I had my share of whacks and scars from working with this special group. But Stephanie, neither I nor my friend needed someone to stand by them. We went and tried, on our own, and you are right, we failed. But you go, now, you do your share. You turn that system around. Then come back and share with us how you did it. Because God knows the 3.1 million who are civilly committed - that means that the Courts have decided that the evidence indicates that you're too dangerous to yourself or to others to be out in society - their relatives who have lived this, and all the professionals who have failed, urgently need your level of persuasion and professionalism right now.
Two places that most need you, right now, are Pelican Bay and the Coalinga Maximum Security Forensic Hospital where there are 1000 MDSOs (mentally disturbed sex offenders), pedophiles and rapists just waiting to hear your wisdom. Thx, you really turned me around.
Salt Lake City Weekly did a story in late 2012 on several mentally ill inmates who have been in solitary confinement for months or years because of behavior issues. http://www.cityweekly.net/utah/article-35-16517-lost-in-the-hole.html
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To the good Dr. Franceschi and any others who share his opinion, you seem to think I am oblivious to the fact that there are people who need to be separated from others for safety. I am not! As i stated in my first comment and made very clear. Im not sure how your reply addresses my comment at all? The man who harmed your co-worker was roaming free down a hall? That has nothing to do with what im talking about unless your simply implying that these people dont deserve to be treated like humans? Maybe thats the point of your story. To desensitize the general public against this population because you obviously have grown hardened towards this population. I didnt read a word in your comment about the nonviolent offenders who spend 30-60 days in extreme isolation many times no windows, blank walls, no sounds. This is sensory depravation. This is used as torture in militant groups yet we use this daily in our prisons systems. I would be interested to know how many days in isolation that man spent prior to that act of violent against your co-worker? As studies have shown isolation does not do anything to improve behavior or change it. Actually on the contrary it produces something more broken and seething with anger and depression the went in. I also know that the psychiatric staff give the "ok" for individuals to spend long extended time in this isolation. After an individual has refused so many meals and the threat of "failure to survive" is in question the psychiatric staff are brought in to to assess and if need be the prisoner is removed and nursed back to health only to be returned to finish out long sentences in this isolation. Doctor i dont have doe eyes and im not disillusioned that there are awful evil people in this world that deserve the time of me or you trying to improve the prison lives. Its not those sick individuals i feel compelled to speak up for or be a "mouth" as you put it. Its the minor criminals who are doing 2 years or so and end up in isolation for having too many postage stamps or a messy cell. Thats unacceptable. The system is making this people into monsters and releasing them back into society. Take you or myself Doctor and put us in that extreme isolation for an extended amount of time and tell me what the outcome would be? Violent people need seperated from other i agree. Using isolation for minor offenses is just the guards abusing their authority and abusing human beings. Plain and simple. I would much rather see bring the chain-gang back put this people to work to do physical labor. Physical activity is much better for mind and it can be a productive use of prisoners time rather then throwing them in a box and forgetting about them. I am also a nurse and i happen to know that there are numerous medications on the market that interfere with the brains ability to react in a sudden explosive manner. Any violent offender could be medicated by injections if you are afraid of them refusing or pocketing meds. I dont just have ideas sir i have answers but some people as you know in that system are just as sick and sadistic as the criminals. Im not for cable or satelite for these criminals. im not for weight lifting rooms or equipment for them. Im for allowing them to pay their debts to society while finding a way to be productive. I heard of one prison in Gernany has their prisoner propell excercycles to generate the prisons electricity. This is genious. I am willing to do my part but where do i start. It seems the old "write a letter to your state rep" does nothing. Probably never even gets opened let alone read. I will continue to try to make the world a better place.
I have some mental health problems. My parents still love me and support me but I have no job, no friends and of course no girlfriend! However, my real problem is my inability to think straight I guess. My mind likes to wonder away and I seem to have no real desire to keep to mind focused on any thing in particular for any length of time. In fact this is so severe that I have no real desire to change my life around. I see no point in being financially independent and why this does not scare me makes me even more concerned for my mental health.
why is it the advocates of incarceration all work in this human trafficking business, or are some way economically tied to the prison industrial complex ?
Dennis, governments stand or fall on law and order, and most voters have no financial ties to prisons.
There is a conspiracy there of sorts, but not the one you suggest.
Dr. Henry Franceschi: With all due respect for your extensive background working in this area, I simply must present another side to your arguments. The first comment that made the hair on my neck stand up was the one in which you referenced the mass deinstitutionalization, spearheaded by Ronald Reagan. I actually got one of my first jobs at this time - working for a housing agency that was set up to receive folks with developmental disabilities, most of whom were coming from a state institution. We certainly had our challenges but I did not witness much of the "downtown blight" of which you spoke.
Regarding one of your next points: You stated that talk therapy, groups, CBT, etc. have no affect on helping folks who are diagnosed with chronic, severe mental illnesses. You stated that medications are the ONLY effective mode of treatment for this category of "mental patient". While I do know that medication can be the most effective treatment modality for a small number of people, I completely disagree with your comment that "talk therapy, CBT, groups, etc. are essentially worthless for this group of folks. I (and many folks with whom I have worked over the years) am living proof. Psychotropic meds are "wonderful" for controlling behaviors - ie: making a staff person's job seem ostensibly easier. Tragically, long-term use of psychotropic meds can lead to severe health problems (physical, mental, emotional and spiritual).
One last comment. You came up with the number - 3.1 million Americans who would "have" to be civilly (your preference would be to lock them up in a psychiatric institution) committed because they are a danger to themselves or others. I have a real problem understanding where you got that figure and HOW you came up with the conclusion that these 3.1 million ""seriously mentally ill, dangerous, people"" - are actually as sick and dangerous as you describe!
The vast majority of people labeled as seriously mentally ill (schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, schizo-affective disorder, etc.) are actually somewhat less likely to be perpetrators of violence than the "normal" population.
Dr. - Have you experienced taking any of these potent medications for any length of time? Have you experienced being locked up in a psychiatric hospital, in which you basically start with little to no rights? Have you ever gotten sick in the hospital (vomiting) and then reported it to staff? Only when you reported it to staff, they asked you if you "saved" the vomit so they could prove you really got sick? By the way, they don't tell you (during orientation) that - IF YOU DO GET SICK, BE SURE TO SAVE THE EVIDENCE - Well, I flushed the toilet, so the staff said they could not legitimize my being sick. However, they did encourage me to save my puke (if it happened again) so that they could come see the "proof".
Have you ever been on so many medications that you completely lost any sense of the person you were? Or that made you so sleepy, you could barely get out of bed in the morning - much less get up and go to a job. Or how about when you're at the state hospital, and all patients MUST get up and out of their rooms - even those who are so drugged up on psychotropic meds, they can barely move, or talk, or think.
I have had great success working with some folks who others had pretty much written off as "hopeless". And, yes, we started out by talking 1 on 1 - just she and I. She was hearing voices and I gently asked her to tell me about the voices and what they were saying. One step at a time, I asked questions - such as how she felt about the voices or did she want to do anything about the voices?
I've got many, many stories to tell - uplifting (not always an easy process - but SO worth the effort). I just fear that - after reading your comments - the general public will be even more afraid of folks with mental illness diagnoses - which will lead to an increase in stereotyping and prejudicial thoughts/actions.
No one in their right mind in any business would kill a cash cow. They want more laws and more bodies to keep and promote bigger prisons that have and will save a lot of small towns…
I really think this is a great article and one which we should let people know. Not only are half the prisoners mentally ill but also drug users/addicts end up in prison. I am working on my masters in mental health counseling and find it a need to provide more rehabilitative services as well as offering more mental health community agencies to help these individuals. The way to treat this is through therapy not by solitary confinement who would drive anyone crazy! Something should be done as soon as possible to end this issue, and another negative factor is that us the people from the US are paying taxes for this instead of paying it to help these individuals not drown them more.
Mich. says mental health courts making difference
Posted: Aug 26, 2013 4:07 AM EDT Updated: Aug 26, 2013 4:07 AM EDT
LANSING, Mich. (AP) - The agency that oversees Michigan's court system is praising the performance of special courts that serve people with mental illness.
A study of 10 mental health courts around the state finds a lower level of repeat offenders compared to other courts. Participants also had better opportunities for work, education and treatment.
State court administrator Chad Schmucker says the survey checked up on 331 graduates of mental health courts. The goal is to get help for people instead of sending them to jail or prison for long periods for certain crimes. They may have schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or severe depression.
Mental health courts have been around since 2009. More than a dozen counties are participating.
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I think we can all see that the professionals in the system like Dr. Henry Franceschi become desensitized and forget that all prisoners are not rapist, pedophiles, and monsters. Many are serving short sentences drug crimes. Many mentally ill persons do self medicate and over indulge in alcohol consumption to numb the pain or escape the symptoms (hearing voices). These people can still be productive members to our society with rehab. Although finding genuine Doctors that give a dam has proven to be a difficult task, they are out there.
I would like to know who is policing the guards to ensure they are not becoming sick, and twisted and sadistic and overusing their power such as putting someone in extreme isolation for 90 days for having a messy cell?
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I feel confused about how it changed from being so busy to being so cleaned up that it looks completely fake…
wow, their eyes are too photoshopped. it's actually distracting.
unfortunately this is a failed attempt at re-creating the same style as steven chee's work for the ellery gazette.
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I don't think it's retouching, but filters. Whether post or lenses, I don't know.
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Actually, going back up and just looking at the whites of their eyes — THAT's definitely retouching. Toooooo much retouching.
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It's a mix of both. Eyes are super white (whiter than any other part of the image) skin is smoothened but overall picture is oversharpened giving you this fake texture on the skin and looking like noise/film grain to replace the detail they removed via smoothing. This is a classic example on how the images as beautifully captured by photographer, are ruined by the use of poor photoshop (which is more noticed more than the beauty of the photo).
I actually worked on this shoot and saw the originals in raw – their eyes are actually that white bc of the natural light. He actually didn't retouching the eyes at all.
Sorry – iPhone issues. *retouch
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A great location as an easy walk to everything in Carmel. Very clean, very lovely, nice plantings. First class linens, a fireplace, and free breakfast at that famous Rancho place included. Entirely satisfied.
The location is fantastic. It is easy walking distance to the shops and restaurants in Carmel. Our room was big,very nicely furnished,and had a very comfortable bed. The bathroom had a nice glass shower and was spotless! The toiletries were a very nice touch.
My husband and I just "happened" to stumble upon this gem. We initially contacted Mission Ranch for a reservation, but they had no vacancy. They offered a room at their "sister location". We were thrilled with this place. Our room was spacious and airy. The bathroom was very large and wonderfully clean( I am somewhat of a "clean freak").
We opened the windows and enjoyed a very peaceful night's sleep.
The staff were very friendly and helpful. Shopping and restaurants are all within walking distance.
The price was very reasonable!!
If we are ever in Carmel again, this place will be on the list.
Well cared for and modern room with super large bathrooms. Fabulous walk to location, staff was very nice and helpful. We had dinner on the patio on the ranch and watched the sheep in the pasture and idealic setting of the bay. Fabulous food
The Homestead is on a side street in Carmel which increases it's appeal as far as I'm concerned. Our room had a double bed, a twin bed, a little roof top deck, a full kitchen including an oven and stove, bathroom, and dining area. The fixtures were lovely and old fashioned. There are nice little seating areas throughout the property and you are still walking distance to the beach or Ocean Ave for the shops.
One thing to be prepared for is there is no parking in front of the hotel. There's a loading zone and then you need to go into the more residential neighborhoods to park your car, but this really wasn't a hardship.
We were walk-ins. Paid full price. The rates are the lowest in Carmel which is still outrageous. But if you want a room in Carmel you're going to pay big bucks. You may want to see your room before you register. They are all completely different. This is an old house brought up to modern standards. The Homestead (that is the full name. Not Inn or B&B) is a Clint Eastwood Mission Ranch property and breakfast is a short car ride to Mission Ranch. The room was nicely furnished and clean with a very good shower.
The center of town is a short two block walk and there are lots of good restaurants. Enjoy Carmel.
We were trying to stay at Mission Ranch, but that property was full. They offered us a room at the sister property in town and it worked out even better! We stayed in a "rustic" room, it was very homey and comfortable, it had a mini-kitchen and a working gas fireplace! Best of all the rate was fantastic compared to other hotels in Carmel and included a continental breakfast at Mission Ranch! We enjoyed the quiet of our cozy room and the front desk was very helpful with a map of the city and a recommendation for the "The Cottage" for breakfast (we wanted a regular breakfast), bring your appetite- it was delicious and huge!
We found another review on TA that recommended Little Napoli around the corner from the hotel, but we were there on a Friday evening and had dinner at their wine bar next door... (Reservations for the restaurant are advised!) It was wonderful! All in all when we return to Carmel, we will look for reservations at this hotel again!
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Playboy Enters. Inc. v. AsiaFocus Int'l, Inc., 1998 WL 724000, 1998 US Dist. LEXIS 10359 (E.D. Va. Feb. 2, 1998) (magistrate's report and recommendation on liability and damages); 1998 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 10459 (E.D. Va. Apr. 10, 1998) (court adoption of magistrate's recommendation on liability and damages); 1998 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 10460 (E.D. Va. June 16, 1998) (magistrate's report and recommendation on attorney's fees).
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Playboy Enterprises Inc. ("PEI"), owner of the PLAYMATE and PLAYBOY trademarks, sued two Hong Kong-based companies, AsiaFocus and Internet Promotions, and their owners, in Virginia for trademark infringement, dilution, counterfeiting, false designation of origin, and unfair competition arising from defendants' unauthorized use of PEI's PLAYMATE and PLAYBOY trademarks on the Internet to identify adult-entertainment websites featuring pictures of naked women located at the domain names "asian‑playmates.com" and "playmates-asian.com."
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The court emphasized the following factors in support of its finding of likely confusion: PEI's trademarks were strong and entitled to a high degree of protection; the goods and services offered by defendants were the same as those provided by PEI; the marketing channels used by both parties, namely the Internet, were identical; and at least one consumer had actually been confused and contacted PEI thinking that it sponsored defendants' websites.
As to dilution, the court found that PEI's marks were undisputably famous and that defendants' activities, which included embedding PEI's marks in the metatags of their websites, using PEI's PLAYMATE mark as part of their e-mail address "firstname.lastname@example.com," displaying PEI's marks on the pages of their websites in the slogan "ASIAN-PLAYMATES FOR THE PLAYBOY IN ALL OF US," paying other website owners to place click-through banner advertisements on their websites for defendants' "asian-playmates.com" site, and promoting the sale of collateral merchandise such as playing cards, calendars, and key chains, all of which could be ordered via e-mail, clearly diminished the capacity of PEI's marks to identify its goods and services.
Examining relevant decisions reached by other courts, the court held that the exercise of personal jurisdiction over the foreign defendants in Virginia was clearly appropriate under the causing-tortious-injury provisions of Virginia's long-arm statute. The court, however, doubted that defendants' registration of the domain names with NSI, the Virginia-based domain-name registrar, constituted transacting business within the meaning of the relevant Virginia long-arm statute provision, because such a holding would mean that each domain-name registrant could be subject to personal jurisdiction in Virginia merely because the federal government chose to vest a Virginia company with control over the registration of domain names.
The court additionally found that defendants' infringement and dilution were willful, emphasizing in particular defendants' purposeful embedding of PEI's marks in the metatags of their websites to attract visitors as an act which "epitomizes the blurring of PEI's trademarks." The court awarded PEI costs, attorney's fees, and $3,000,000 in statutory damages for trademark counterfeiting pursuant to 15 U.S.C. §1117(c). The magistrate judge recommended an award of attorney's fees of $35,000.
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I'm on tour at the moment and am frequently required to leave the cosy ant-hill fizz of London for gigs on weekend evenings. This often means departing matches at Upton Park before the final whistle. This was the case on Sunday when I left West Ham v Arsenal 15 minutes early, thus missing Marlon Harewood's last-minute goal and a spat between Alan Pardew and Arsène Wenger which, I later observed, resembled a quarrel between two wheezy Oxford dons.
My "fighting talk" is pretty shoddy. Often I have resorted to pseudo-sexual taunts that are more macabre than threatening, for example once in a brawl at a comedy venue in Edinburgh I seethed at a doorman in what I perceived to be a menacing murmur worthy of Eastwood - "Come on then princess, do you wanna dance round my garden?" I only know this because an eyewitness informed me retrospectively, as my own memory was affected by the tornadoes of blows that immediately followed that camp fatwa.
Pardew, while gentle and English, seems to me capable of "rumble rhetoric" but a slur from Wenger, however aggressive, must feel like being slandered by Molière. The real hostility in that game was between the West Ham fans and Robin van Persie, an antagonistic presence who for the better part of the game oscillated between jaunty runs and futile diving.
Van Persie was the recipient of some viciously sharp chants too cruel to print, but in the moment I naturally joined the chorus, which was awkward really because I sit next to a 15-year-old girl and my companion that day was also female. So when a chant commenced libellously damning Van Persie as the worst kind of criminal, or even a lighter number started up extolling the virtues of east London as a haven for "tits, fanny and West Ham", I fell quiet and eyed my female sentries apologetically.
The apex of the antagonistic relationship between Van Persie and the crowd came when he was struck by a projectile penny and tumbled earthward like the Tower of Babel. Of course, I don't condone this behaviour, if for no other reason than I'd begrudge him the wage increase, but it didn't 'alf seem to hurt him - the song Pennies From Heaven must to him seem like a dystopian nightmare.
The most ubiquitous of all chants would have to be "The referee's a wanker" sung in a plethora of dialects, from Portsmouth to Newcastle. For all I know, there may be a version in Esperanto. In the Arsenal game it was deemed apposite and increasingly it seems that it's an anthem for our times.
Graham Poll appears to be working tirelessly to make it his personal jingle in the sitcom that is his career, issuing cards with the indiscriminate desperation of an isolated neighbour at Christmas. Match officials are seldom regarded as benevolent but I've heard men give vent to such splenetic antipathy as to query where this black-rage came from.
At a cup match last season I was with my mate Ade who yells incessantly, but mostly in good humour. He's in a chair so we are sat in the disabled section. Adjacent was a man with his quadraplegic son - both were pleasant and we chatted, but after kick-off he greeted each blast of the whistle with such unfettered rage that I felt unnerved listening to his hotly spluttered laments. They were consistent in that all were fierce invective against the unjust authority of the ref. "Why, REF!?"
I sensed this fury at injudicious authority was ultimately intended for an indifferent God that had delivered him on these difficult days a rage against the games he'll never see his son play.
When Teddy Sheringham scored against Blackburn the game before Arsenal, the roar was of relief, a recognition that things can go right. My own cascading joy was drawn from a place not specific to football but a release from all the doubt I've ever felt. And while the referee might be a wanker he's not as bad as my old headmaster or cold, cold circumstance.


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On April 24, 2010, my life was changed forever. My 40 year old husband died from a massive heart attack. One minute he was there....the next gone. We were married just 3 weeks shy of 19 years. We met when he was just 18. We were together 22 years. We had the most amazing marriage. I truly loved him more the day he died than the day I married him.
Our marriage was never perfect, but we both said we would not change a thing. God blessed us with 2 beautiful children after 4 1/2 years of battling infertility. I thought then that was the hardest thing I'd ever been through. Boy, was that thought shattered that Saturday in April. We had plans for the future. We loved loving each other, we loved loving on our children. We looked forward to seeing what God had in store for us as we grew old together. We wanted to see our son play professional baseball some day, we wanted to see our daughter singing on stage some day. We were so happy, so full of life. Until that day.
It was a nice day outside, he and my son went to a friend's to play basketball. He came home alone complaining of chest pains. Thank goodness he left our son there. By the time he decided it was serious enough for me to take him to the Emergency Room, it was too late. Just minutes after I passed from the kitchen to the laundry room, I heard him collapse. My 8 year old daughter was in hysterics (as was I) as I tried desperately to roll him onto his back. She couldn't find a phone, I couldn't roll him over. I weigh 115 pounds and he was around 175. He was up against the sofa and I just couldn't do it. I finally found a phone and called 911. I had a friend on his way to come pick up my daughter before the collapse. When he arrived, he rolled my husband over and began CPR. I could see him turning blue. I knew I was losing him.
When the paramedics arrived, my friend whisked my daughter away and I was left on my knees praying for my husband in the corner of the room. I knew it wasn't good. They shocked him twice in front of me. By the time my friend's wife came to take me to the hospital, the ambulance had not left yet. I knew when the paramedic came over and told my friend to go ahead to the hospital that he was gone. I said it over and over in my head, but never aloud.
We spent what seemed like hours in the ER....it was less than 30 minutes. The nurse came and told us it wasn't looking good. The doctor came a little later and said it wasn't looking good. Just a few minutes later, he returned with those words you never imagine yourself hearing "I'm sorry, we did all we could....." NO! No, no, no. This is not happening. This is a bad dream! No!
Yesterday was 12 weeks since I cried those words. It gets harder and harder each day. God granted me numbness the first few weeks, but it has ever so slightly been easing away. The shock is wearing off in bigger chunks now. I cry more now. I miss him more and more each day. People ask me how I'm doing....I know they mean well. I say "ok" when I'm really not. Really, inside my heart is broken. I am empty, hollow, incomplete. Part of me died with him.
Having young children has forced me to continue with life. My faith is very strong, and I know this was part of God's plan. I don't like it. In fact, I hate it. But, I have no say in the course of my life. I prayed in recent months before how grateful I was to have my husband and my children. That how nothing was as important as them. We could lose all of our possessions, but we would survive.
I don't know how I will survive without him. Well, I do....with God. But it doesn't make it any easier. It doesn't make the pain lessen. It doesn't bring my best friend back. I have chosen to continue to raise our children how we had planned. I hope to see my son play professional baseball one day, and I hope to see my daughter singing on stage one day. Just without him....it will be bittersweet.
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is some music bad for kids
is some music bad for kids
In my opinion it is bad for some kids if they listen to music like that they will say bad words .little kids need to go out side and play.
good manners
they might not have a lot of friends because people don't like people that curse a lot so just don't listen to bad music.
yes people might not be invited places because they listen to bad music and curse.
there words
i do believe it is because they might show other kids that are not allowed to listen to that stuff.
if a kid listens to bad music they might make bad noises like gun noises
go out side
so if you are a young kid and you listen to bad music you should go out and do some thing with your life go hang with friends go ride your penny boards or skate boars or any thing you have
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