A Golden Gloves boxing tournament, sponsored by the Alameda County Deputy Sheriff's Activities League (DSAL).
The Sheriff's Office in unincorporated Alameda County provides civic services in the absence of a local government. Is this "community capitals policing" a model for public engagement or law enforcement overreach?
On a cold and drizzly Friday night, a crowd began to build inside the Hayward Adult School. The continuing education campus, a series of low-slung buildings situated around a concrete courtyard, was hosting California's Golden Gloves boxing tournament inside its modest gym.
Attendees rushed across the flood-lit courtyard, trying to escape the rain, and were greeted by two young police cadets, in full uniform, doling out $25 tickets for the event inside. A small group of officers chatted by the front door; a few more wandered through the entrance toward the ring.
Inside, a flurry of dark blue uniforms, some with yellow stitching spelling out Cadet or Explorer across the upper back. A deputy serving as DJ blared Jackson Five, K Camp and Spice Girls. Two explorers — part of a youth law enforcement program — stood as gatekeepers to the VIP section surrounding the boxing ring, while cadets walked the floor selling tickets to a 50/50 raffle. A camera hung around one officer's neck; another officer snuck in a dance move.
This wasn't an unfamiliar sight for the plain-clothed crowd gathering on the bleachers. For anyone taken aback by the significant law-enforcement presence, as the music quieted, Terrance Montigue — a boxing coach and sergeant with the Alameda County Sheriff's Office — stepped inside the ring to explain.
He taps the mic several times. "All right, we're going to get this party started, so to speak," he tells the crowd. Montigue explains he coaches through the Alameda County Deputy Sheriff's Activities League — known as DSAL — an arm of the Alameda County Sheriff's Office that offers a boxing academy and was hosting the Golden Gloves for the second consecutive year.
He thanks the crowd for coming as well as the event staff of explorers, cadets and deputies wandering the gym in uniform. "None of this would be possible without Captain Neideffer, who created DSAL sports," he continues. "A big round of applause for Captain Neideffer." Captain Marty Neideffer stands briefly, not in uniform; he's known for donning a business suit instead.
For the past 15 years, as described by the East Bay Express, "Neideffer has been building something unusual in American policing." In partnership with Hilary Bass, who he met while she served as resident services coordinator for a local housing developer, he established DSAL as a nonprofit for the sheriff's office to run community farms, athletic leagues and events from the Golden Gloves to Friday night markets.
Along the way Neideffer and Bass built off the community policing philosophy to establish what they call "community capitals policing." Their work revolves around a target locale: the unincorporated communities of Ashland and Cherryland, where DSAL has gained a prominent presence.
Ashland and Cherryland are wedged between the cities of San Leandro and Hayward within Alameda County, which covers 821 square miles across Northern California's East Bay. Being unincorporated means the area lacks many things, most crucially a local governance structure and local representatives. To Neideffer, it presented an opportunity for the sheriff's office to offer resources and build trust in two communities with high crime and what he saw as ineffective law-and-order policing.
But there are residents increasingly uneasy about the growing, changing role of law enforcement, pointing out that Ashland and Cherryland are home to undocumented residents and those with traumatic experiences involving the Alameda County Sheriff's Office. To these community organizers — working in spaces that include a local church, neighborhood association and larger grassroots organizations — DSAL's growth prompts questions of civic representation, resource distribution, and the role of law enforcement in a community.
Neideffer also grew up in Ashland, one of seven kids in a Catholic family, when the area was "a working-class enclave," he recalls. As part of early 20th-century development of the Bay Area, canneries and packing facilities replaced farms and orchards in the unincorporated area east of Oakland. Ashland and Cherryland developed as neighborhoods in the 1940s and 50s to serve the growing industrial sector.
Neideffer remembers growing up with small businesses, a strong union presence, and things for kids and working-class families to do. But Ashland and Cherryland experienced the same decline as many U.S. cities: factories and white residents left; disinvestment and neglect took hold.
Being unincorporated exacerbated this. In California, unincorporated communities are outside city boundaries and are governed by the county's elected board of supervisors. A supervisor's district can include one or more cities as well as one or more unincorporated areas — meaning that Ashland and Cherryland have no dedicated political representatives or city council.
The main drag of East 14th Street — which cuts through Ashland and Cherryland before hitting the incorporated city of Hayward — became desolate without economic development initiatives. There were no theaters, music venues, art galleries, libraries or public gathering hubs, and limited open space. The area is considered a food desert.
A real estate boom that began in San Francisco and carried across the bay hasn't helped matters; in fact, a report found that Alameda County has re-segregated since 2000.
There are huge county discrepancies for Ashland and Cherryland in unemployment, poverty, vacancy and chronic disease. The crime rate for assaults and robberies was nearly three times the rate than other communities in the area. Life expectancy in the city of Piedmont is approximately 10 years longer than in Cherryland, though they're only 15 miles apart.
This is not to say the two communities are a monolith. "The only thing Ashland and Cherryland have in common is poverty," says Arlene Nehring, a senior minister leading community organizing work through Eden United Church of Christ in Cherryland. Today Cherryland has a growing population of first-generation, Spanish-speaking immigrants. Ashland has a diverse, low-to-middle income population with a higher number of African-American residents. While Hispanic and Latino residents represent the largest demographic in both places (43 percent in Ashland and 54 percent in Cherryland, according to the county), communities form around where residents immigrated from.
Such diversity means there's no "one-size-fits-all" solution for the unincorporated communities, Nehring stresses. Still, beyond the Sheriff's Office, greater Alameda County has made a significant attempt to address the issues.
Nate Miley is an Alameda County supervisor who represents the area and is, given the lack of official local representation, essentially the mayor of Ashland and Cherryland. Establishing formal civic representation is a major goal before he leaves office in five years, according to Claudia Albano, Miley's deputy chief of staff.
Albano, with a background in both community organizing and government, was lured from retirement by Miley to oversee these efforts. She scrawls complex webs of information across a whiteboard to explain the organizing strategy — she's also a lecturer at the School of Social Welfare at Berkeley — and peppers her speech with expletives.
For several years the office recruited local leadership to build an organized community voice. The group now advocates for a Municipal Advisory Council, which would offer some official political representation to unincorporated areas, as well as an improved county budget process so unincorporated areas have more input and review.
It's no mistake, Albano adds, that whiter, wealthier unincorporated areas in Alameda County already have municipal advisory councils.
The REACH Ashland Youth Center, a sleek modern building fronted by a plaza, park and playground, is easy to spot on the mostly drab drag of East 14th Street. Where there are pockets of vibrancy — a community garden, colorful mural, soccer fields — it's likely DSAL has something to do with it.
Neideffer calls REACH "the house that Hilary built," referring to Hilary Bass, his partner in growing the DSAL nonprofit through the sheriff's office. A center like this was a far-off aspiration 15 years ago, when Bass was a 25-year-old resident services coordinator and Neideffer was a school resource officer. Back then a major problem facing youth in the unincorporated area was a lack of things to do.
"There was just nothing to do for kids — at all," explains Evelini Bogart, who met Bass at age 11. Bogart lost her father, was looking for a job to help support her family, and became a member of a youth leadership council started by Bass. "In our area a lot of parents work full-time, so the kids are on their own," Bogart, now 23, says.
"The kids who were constantly finding their way in front of school resource officers were in circumstances of poverty and did not have a lot of options to do things," Neideffer echoes. "This idea of diverting, or addressing that gap, was what prompted the start of the Deputy Sheriff's Activity League." He formed DSAL as a nonprofit in 2004. Around the same time, Bass was busy organizing the youth leadership council in hosting talent shows, movie nights and violence prevention rallies.
The two met at a meeting of the Ashland Violence Prevention Collaborative and discovered their aligning interest in youth programming. "I had some money for programming, and she had programming ideas without the money," Neideffer explains. The sheriff's office officially hired Bass as DSAL's program director in 2009.
Thinking about opportunities for young people in Ashland and Cherryland informed Neideffer and Bass' vision of public safety and policing within a community. "You tap that vein of what's impacting kid's behaviors, what's impacting crime, what dynamics are involved in that," Neideffer says. Law enforcement intersects with conditions of poverty, economic opportunity, health, addiction and other quality of life issues. "But all these different sectors, all these different agencies, are trying to tackle the same problem from their own siloed area," Neideffer says.
The pair envisioned DSAL as a nonprofit offshoot of the sheriff's office that could more holistically, and creatively, address matters of public safety. To address young people lacking activities, they launched free boxing and soccer leagues coached by professionals and members of the sheriff's office.
Dig Deep Farms comprises 8 acres across 3 sites in the county, and provides employment and training for returning citizens.
To address the food desert and limited economic opportunities, in 2011 DSAL launched Dig Deep Farms. Two urban farm sites, havens of green off East 14th, provide internships to formerly-incarcerated adults and youth on probation.
During this work, the sheriff's office promoted Neideffer to captain and brought DSAL into its Youth and Family Services Bureau, which includes behavioral health professionals. In tandem, the sheriff's office expanded from four therapists to 16 licensed clinical social workers and marriage and family therapists to better focus on reentry from jail, juvenile diversion and family counseling.
On the fence surrounding the Eden Night Live site — now used for DSAL soccer practice — hangs a sign that reads "Healthy Vibrant Community With a Vital Economy." The words are printed inside the outline of a sheriff's badge. Surrounding text breaks down the type of capital that goes into this work: social, political, cultural, natural, human, financial and built.
It's the sheriff's office vision of community capitals policing: reentry practices, creative placemaking, economic development, social enterprise, sports and fitness programs, all to change how law enforcement can serve their community.
Who Should Run the Youth Center?
In April 2018, the East Bay Express ran an article that wondered "is Alameda County's Sheriff reaching too far?" Conversations around the role of law enforcement in Ashland and Cherryland came to a head when Supervisor Miley proposed that operation of REACH transfer from the county's Health Care Services Agency to the Alameda County Sheriff's Office.
The REACH Ashland Youth Center.
It was among the last projects selected as part of a redevelopment program of Alameda County, before the state slashed the funding. The $23-million center opened in 2013 with a health clinic, library, cafe, computer lab, study hall, art room, recording studio and gym. SFGate dubbed REACH the "Taj Mahal of Youth Centers." For those who join, all services, including healthcare, are provided free.
There's been persistent disagreement around the presence of uniformed, armed deputies, who kept an office on the second floor. A sheriff's office grant funded five officers to work out of REACH; Health Care Services Agency felt that number was too high. Ultimately all uniformed officers left the center.
A petition signed by about 300 parents, many of them Latino immigrants, emerged to support deputies as part of REACH operations. Then, in December 2017, Supervisor Miley proposed a management takeover by the sheriff's office. The decision overestimated the community's comfort with law enforcement.
Opposition took hold in early 2018. "There was no oversight, or any formal assessment of the current staff … they didn't ask the youth or community members," Marco recounts on another rainy day outside REACH. He and Barisha Spriggs, of the Ashland Community Association, were manning a table underneath the center's overhang to distribute care packages to homeless residents.
Spriggs started a Change.org petition against the sheriff's office taking over. It gained the attention of larger grassroots organizations, like Ella Baker Center, which has taken strong stances against abuses within the Alameda County Sheriff's Office and spoke out against REACH's management change.
Nehring, of Cherryland's Eden Church, wrote an open letter to Supervisor Miley and gathered over 250 signatures from residents expressing concern over the proposed takeover, as well as lack of public oversight. Nehring, who's seen a significant increase of undocumented residents in her parish, expressed concern with young people providing their parent's contact information to become members of REACH. It could have a chilling effect, she thought, if management was under the sheriff.
It was one example of growing pains DSAL and the sheriff's office have hit while expanding and interacting with county agencies outside law enforcement. But both Neideffer and Warhuus say the controversy set the two agencies on a better path to work together moving forward.
The presence of uniformed officers remains unsettled. Marco says he and other youth do not support their presence, expressed at an open forum held about six months after REACH's proposed management change. On a February visit with Bass, there were none to be found.
Bass says DSAL is looking at ways to reintroduce officers back into the facility. It was partly a security concern, in that uniformed officers could respond to safety issues in the building or nearby. But she believes the presence of uniforms is essential in community capitals policing.
To officers who participate with DSAL, the work can be transformational. Repeatedly, officers expressed distress to me about their negative portrayal in the media alongside a desire to "humanize the badge." To them, DSAL offers an opportunity to connect with Ashland and Cherryland residents outside of tense, law-and-order situations. They could get to know the community as soccer coaches, urban gardeners, or fans at a boxing match.
Deputy McGee, working as a DJ.
"I'm DJing right now, and I'm a cop!" Deputy C. McGee yells over "Who Let the Dogs Out," blaring across the Hayward Adult School gym between Golden Gloves matches. McGee was tasked with DJing the three-day event.
McGee studied sociology at the University of California Santa Barbara and was drawn to the Alameda County Sheriff's Office because of the community programs and services. "I was always interested in law enforcement because I cared about communities that needed help," he says.
Upon joining the force, he got involved in DSAL events on top of his primary assignment, supervising inmates enrolled in education and study programs. He also coordinates the Santa Rita Jail Youth Education Program, designed to prevent youth from criminal activity.
McGee believes the community capitals policing model aligns with reasons he entered law enforcement and sees it as an important component in rebuilding communities.
The Alameda County Sheriff's Office isn't immune to abuses, often against its most vulnerable citizens. Misconduct includes excessive force, racial discrimination, and the illegal recording of privileged attorney-client conversations. Last year the sheriff's office came under fire for its decision to publicly disclose the release dates of inmates from county jails to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Another sticking point with DSAL's growth is the distribution of money and resources in an unincorporated community.
Ashland and Cherryland have long been at a disadvantage as "a poor community with no tax revenue," Spriggs explains. "Unincorporated areas with tax revenue, higher incomes and business revenue have a stronger chance of incorporating into a city and surviving that long term." A bill proposed last year would allocate money from vehicle license fees to support unincorporated communities working toward municipal incorporation. It didn't pass, but Spriggs helped introduce an identical bill this year.
Alameda County Sheriff's Office, on the other hand, has a budget that's doubled over the past decade as the Alameda County jail population decreased 44 percent. It totaled $404 million in 2018, according to the Ella Baker Center, which has advocated for an audit of the office.
The way Neideffer and Bass see it, funding through the sheriff's office is being used to develop an innovative, community-centered policing model. With the addition of grants and award money, they can offer arts and athletics programming for free, and invest in projects like the food hub with a commercial kitchen and event space now under construction.
DSAL now includes 20 deputies, two sergeants, a lieutenant, captain, 16 therapists and four support staff. Neideffer's goal is to introduce community capitals police training to the Alameda County Sheriff's Office at large. Scaling up will undoubtedly hold its own challenges.
In the meantime, DSAL can point to positive statistics since the introduction of community capitals policing: since 2014, arrests are down, recidivism for reentry clients is below the state average and they've seen a steady increase in DSAL program participation.
But a task remains at the local level, as Ashland and Cherryland residents advocate for a Municipal Advisory Council. This organizing will better determine how representation, economic initiatives and quality of life priorities play out.
On the Eden Night Live site off East 14th, Bass has a vision not unlike the youth center she spent a decade advocating for. It's that of a Polis Station — misspelling intentional — a sheriff-operated hub with offices for officers and therapists alongside public entertainment and recreation space.
In her dream, a question looms. Can DSAL gain enough local trust to re-invent the police station and offer it as a community center? Bass believes they're on the right track.
Travel for this story was funded by a grant from the Solutions Journalism Network.
Eddie Herena was the staff photographer for the only inmate-run newspaper in California, the San Quentin News. His work has been published in various publications including Rolling Stone, The Guardian, The Athletic and San Francisco Chronicle. He was recently featured on the San Francisco Foundation website, a non-profit dedicated to social justice.


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The most important aspect of choosing the right social media platforms for you is having a deep understanding of your brand. Not every type of sharing service works for every type of company, so keep this in mind when you're making your choices. If your business relies heavily on aesthetics and visuals, then you should absolutely take advantage of image and video sharing platforms like Instagram and Snapchat. If blog posts, articles and data sharing makes more sense for your brand, platforms like Facebook and Twitter can link back to your website much easier. Think about where consumers of your brand are most likely to be found.
Understanding the consumer profile of your brand will help you determine where you should putting your social media resources to use best. People of all ages have social media, but particular age groups (and other groupings) flock to specific platforms they use on a daily basis. For example, college-educated people under the age of 50 prefer Twitter over most other social apps and Pinterest's users are mostly women between the ages of 18-29. Knowing what your own consumer base is mainly comprised of will be agreat help in determining where you should be focusing your social media efforts. Brands experiencing a lack of engagement might find the reason to be that they're posting their best content in the wrong spot.
Regardless of which network(s) you join, always stay open-minded to the possibility that a better one may come along, and one you use currently may become obsolete. Pay close attention to the change trends and find ways to create unique content for each platform, if you have the resources to do so.


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Interview: Icon Vince Vaughn
The fast-talking writer and star of The Internship on life, movies, and fake orphans.
Dan Bova
Photo: Jake Chessum / Trunk Archive | Licensed to Alpha Media Group 2013
You wrote and star in this movie about two washed-up salesmen who enter the internship program at Google. How did you get the idea?
I saw a 60 Minutes piece on Google as a place to work. It was such a foreign concept from what I understood as a regular job. There's free food, sleeping pods, Ping-Pong. I'm the kind of guy who likes to get involved in everything— I'd be all over the Ping-Pong. I also thought, unfortunately there are a lot of people currently losing jobs, and things are moving in different directions. So a lot of older people are finding themselves unemployed and without the necessary skill set that is in demand now. It's this: Oh, gosh, where do I land? So I'm really proud of this movie. I feel like it's really a movie of this moment we live in.
How did Google react to the idea?
I wrote the first draft very quickly, and then I went to Google. It was important to me that we could use the name of a company that really exists instead of coming up with a fake company. They were welcoming and willing to have a sense of humor about themselves. But they didn't finance the movie; there was no product placement in the movie.
Are you a tech-savvy kind of guy?
No. I didn't own a cell phone for a long time. I was late in the game on that.
How late?
Maybe two years ago I got a cell phone.
Once my wife was pregnant, I got one. For me I always enjoyed my time not being able to be reached. I was never in such a hurry to be on the phone. I'd see people on the phone all the time, and it starts to seem like you're a hamster on a wheel. So I'm not a big gadget guy. When I write, I'll do the whole thing by hand, and then I'll put it into the computer.
Do you ever Google yourself?
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There are at least 10 people on Twitter who claim to be you. We're guessing you're not one of them?
No. Some people really like to get into Twitter, but it's not my thing.
You're responsible for some of the most quotable lines in cinematic history. What do people quote back to you the most?
Probably lines from Swingers—"You're so money" and "beautiful babies"—but I can tell you we weren't trying to come up with catchphrases. These were things we said and exaggerated in the script because we thought they were fun for a character to say. There was no understanding or handicapping that this could be more.
Our favorite thing you've said on camera is, "Dorothy Mantooth is a saint!" That's not really a question; we just felt the need to share that with you.
Well, thank you.
So in The Internship you and Owen Wilson have pretty not-so-great jobs before you get canned. Have you had any shit jobs in your life?
For sure, yes. When I was in high school, I had a telemarketing gig where you would sell tickets to this Lake County Sheriff's police rodeo, and you would call and say the family package would be $20 for four. They'd say, "Oh, well, we're not interested in the rodeo," and you'd say, "Oh, that's OK. Would you like to send an orphan to the rodeo?" And they would sometimes say yes, they would be happy to cough up $5 to send an orphan to a rodeo. We all sat around this big table, and there was an old guy running the place who would always disappear in the back room for hours with a girl. You never knew what was going on. Every week there would be new people there. Years later I started thinking about it; I thought, Were there that many orphans in Lake County? I'm not saying that there weren't, but I started to get wise and think maybe there wasn't a rodeo. At the time I was excited to get a job, but I look back and say I can't stand getting a call from the telemarketer.
So you've done comedies and drama. Is there any chance we will see you in one of your buddy Jon Favreau's comic book movies?
Not anytime soon. I like those films. I would never say never, but there are no plans in the future.
Any parting words?
Dorothy Mantooth is a saint.
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I love this. If even Google is struggling to make a dollar from mobile, where's that going to leave the bloggers?
It's coming and you can't stop it. As Napster did to the music biz, mobile will do the same to traditional web media. If you rely on four banner ad placements on your blog page x your daily traffic, everyday, the surge towards mobile will be devastating.
Yeah, I'd say mobile surged a bit.


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Is this the most secure method? Probably not, but it works. However it seems that in the future Apple could ensure that the Apple Watch is more secure at identifying its user. A report from Patently Apple revealed a patent from Apple where it seems that the company could embed a biometric sensor into the band of the Apple Watch which will then capture the skin texture of the wearer.
What this means is that in the event that the watch is taken off and put back on, the watch can identify if the user is who they say they are through the skin texture. It might also rely on the use of an IR thermal image sensor where it will attempt to identify the cracks and creases in our skins to help make these textures and patterns more unique.
Now we're not sure if skin texture is a viable biometric security option, especially with vein-based authentication having recently been beaten, but it is an interesting idea all the same. Whether or not Apple will go through with its development remains to be seen, as is usually the case with most patents.


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Adrian Peterson was not happy with Trent Williams trade
by Larry Brown
Adrian Peterson was not a fan of the Washington Redskins' trade of Trent Williams.
Peterson spoke with reporters on a video conference call last week and addressed the team's trade of Williams.
"I didn't really like the trade, obviously," Peterson said, per an official team transcript. "I feel like Trent is the best offensive lineman in the game. I'm able to see him firsthand and what he's able to do. I was hoping there would be some good ending to him and what the Redskins were dealing with but, I'm happy for him. I've been on Trent since he was in high school and as long as he's happy, that's all that matters."
It's no surprise Peterson wouldn't be happy about the deal. Williams has made seven straight Pro Bowls and is highly regarded as an offensive lineman, so trading him doesn't immediately make Washington's offense better. The Redskins got two draft picks from San Francisco in return for Williams. And if you want to know how others feel about the deal, look to Sean McVay's response.
Williams had been with Washington since they took him No. 4 overall in 2010. Peterson has rushed for 1,940 yards and 12 touchdowns in two seasons with Washington, averaging 4.2 yards per carry.
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Aaron Donald got very emotional at the end of his Los Angeles Rams' loss to the Green Bay Packers on Saturday.
Donald's Rams fell behind from the start and lost 32-18 in the Divisional Round playoff game. Donald was at limited


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Maine Tea Party: Worse than you think
State GOP apologizes after conventioneers vandalize an eighth grade classroom
Check out this article! https://www.salon.com/2010/05/15/maine_tea_party_worse_than_you_thought/
Joan Walsh
May 15, 2010 7:15AM (UTC)
Tea Party defenders like to accuse Tea Party critics of focusing on a tiny minority of racist, crazy or potentially violent freaks, and ignoring the vast majority of sensible, respectful law abiding folk who just support smaller government. Why, just the other day, James Taranto of the Wall Street Journal pointed to the Tea Party group that played by the rules and took over the Maine GOP's convention, to push lovely and constructive Tea Party ideas into the party's platform, as an example of the productive role the movement plays.
Of course, a day later I wrote about how many crackpot ideas they got into Maine's constitution. But hey, one person's crackpot ideas are another person's political brilliance. I get that.
Is vandalism likewise in the eye of the beholder? I'm not so sure.
Thanks to Think Progress, I learned Friday that their ideas weren't all that was crazy about the Maine Tea Partiers. The state GOP just apologized to Portland's King Middle School, because conventioneers – who gathered at the Expo, but used the middle school for caucusing – unbelievably, vandalized an eighth-grade classroom. Relying on reports in the Portland Press Herald, Think Progress describes what the Tea Party caucusers did to eighth-grade teacher Paul Clifford's class:
– For seven years, Clifford has had "a collage-type poster depicting the history of the U.S. labor movement" on his classroom door. He uses it "to teach his students how to incorporate collages into their annual project on Norman Rockwell's historic 'Four Freedoms' illustrations." When Clifford returned to his classroom on Monday, after the GOP caucuses, the poster was gone; in its place was a sticker reading, "Working People Vote Republican."
– Republicans opened a "closed cardboard box they found near Clifford's desk" and later objected to the fact that it contained copies of the U.S. Constitution donated to the school by the American Civil Liberties Union.
– After the caucuses, "rank-and-file Republicans who were upset by what they said they had seen in Clifford's classroom" began calling the school, objecting to student art they had seen and a sticker on a filing cabinet reading "People for the American Way — Fight the Right."
When Clifford got to work and saw the poster had been replaced by the "Working People Vote Republican" sticker, at first he laughed, he told the Portland Press Herald, thinking, "'All right, that's funny, But then I go inside my room thinking the poster will be on my desk – and it isn't. And so now I'm like, 'You know what? This is baloney!"'
Clifford started trying to get his poster back, but meanwhile, Tea Partiers were calling the school to protest what they found in Clifford's classroom. Never mind that Norman Rockwell was once synonymous with mainstream American values. Never mind that the "Four Freedoms," as articulated by Franklin D. Roosevelt in his 1941 State of the Union speech (as what became known as World War II raged on) are enshrined on a cherished monument in Washington D.C.
Here's what Roosevelt actually said in his famous speech:
In the future days, which we seek to make secure, we look forward to a world founded upon four essential human freedoms.
The first is freedom of speech and expression--everywhere in the world.
The second is freedom of every person to worship God in his own way--everywhere in the world.
The third is freedom from want--which, translated into world terms, means economic understandings which will secure to every nation a healthy peacetime life for its inhabitants--everywhere in the world.
The fourth is freedom from fear--which, translated into world terms, means a world-wide reduction of armaments to such a point and in such a thorough fashion that no nation will be in a position to commit an act of physical aggression against any neighbor--anywhere in the world.
That is no vision of a distant millennium. It is a definite basis for a kind of world attainable in our own time and generation. That kind of world is the very antithesis of the so-called new order of tyranny which the dictators seek to create with the crash of a bomb.
Sadly, you can see what the Tea Partiers, and too many Republicans, would find objectionable: Freedom from want and freedom from fear. Because most of them believe in want and fear, as necessary to animate the corporate national security regime. (Sadly, too many Democrats seem to support that too.) And of course, the Republican right objects to the "freedom of every person to worship God in his own way," so a whole lot of the GOP is against three out of four freedoms. So much for the party of freedom and liberty. True patriots would likely rise up against the state propagation of want and fear, but that's really not what the Tea Party is about.
Whatever. It's not my cup of tea. This is America, they're entitled to their beliefs.
What I can't see is how anyone would defend trashing a public school classroom to symbolize their objections to whatever they believed was going on there. And yet the Press Herald received email from Tea Party activists defending what happened (even as the Maine GOP, to its credit, apologized to the students and teachers of King Middle School.)
Clifford's students quickly responded. Simon Johnson, a graduate of Clifford's eighth-grade class blogged:
I am an unapologetic graduate of Paul Clifford's eighth grade English class at King Middle School. I participated in the "Four Freedoms" expedition, and I made a poster decrying war quite similar to the one with which the Republicans took issue.
I am not brainwashed, I am not a puppet, I am not anti-American or anti-religious, and I am certainly not stupid. Paul Clifford's class taught me to think critically, to deductively reason and, if anything, to appreciate America for all the freedoms with which I am ensured on a daily basis.
Clearly, the Knox County Republicans — who took a cherished, pro-Labor poster from Clifford's room and who now are making slanderous and uninformed claims about Clifford — have a different agenda.
Eighth-grader Lilly O'Leary emailed the Press-Herald: "I am not being brainwashed...I am being told that I have the right to my own opinion." She added, "These people were adults and they were acting very immaturely."
But hey, the Tea Partiers are the best of American values and the future of the Republican Party, Lilly! James Taranto of Rupert Murdoch's Wall Street Journal vouches for them. Get with the program!
Lilly O'Leary and Simon Johnson are patriots. The Tea Party cowards who vandalized an eighth-grade classroom are not.
Joan Walsh is the author of "What's the Matter With White People: Finding Our Way in the Next America."
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Second, think aloud to show students the reasoning thinking used to identify which type of worm natural selection has selected against. Essential Concepts: Hardy-Weinberg Equation, alleles, microevolution. According to the definition given for fitness, which mouse would biologists consider the fittest? Essential Concepts: evolution, natural selection, behavioral adaptation, evolution, artificial selection, creationism, fossils, stratum, paleontology, speciation, extinction, catastrophism, gradualism, acquired trait, lamarck, darwin, beagle, galapagos islands, origin of species, descent with modification, homologous structures, comparative embryology, vestigial organs, convergent evolution, analogous structures, biogeography, pangaea, transitional forms, geographic separation, sexual selection. Students with a true understanding of the concepts of evolution will gain an overall better understanding of all biological concepts, structures, and processes. An adaptation is any characteristic that increases fitness, which is defined as the ability to survive and reproduce.
Swiftly correct this type of thinking and identify it as Lamarckism. This unit provides an opportunity for the deft instructor to tie together the wide array of molecular-level concepts that typically precedes this unit with the macro-level concepts that follow it. For example, birds are all closely related species, however, many birds have differing features. Begin instruction on the history of. And, the diurnal worms eat during the day, also. Also, student work 2 incorrectly credits Darwin with disproving the inheritance of acquired traits.
Evidence of Evolution Worksheet Set Purpose: This is a series of diagrams and short activities to illustrate each of the major pieces of evidence to evolution. What characteristic of the mice is an adaptation that increased their fitness? Teaching evolution is can be a delicate matter depending on the dynamic of the classroom and the community. Biogeography is the study of how animals and plants are distributed throughout the world. It examines some of the same animals that he observed and collected, including the famous finches, tortoises, and lizards. You will be able to move through the notes at reasonable pace instead of having to wait for your students to write down every single word. Emphasize that Darwin was not the only evolutionary theorist.
Fossils are crucial evidence for evolution because they show how different species have changed over time. For example, for the mice that lived in the beach area with tan sand, none of the mice had a change in the color of their fur; however, due to natural selection, tan fur was more common for the pups than for the mother mice. Also, is an excellent resource for readers who need reading support. Introduce the vocabulary associated with the lesson: adaptation, fitness, natural selection, trait, and evolution. If it is, be sure to clarify that Weisman's experiments with tailess mice disproved the inheritance of acquired traits. Evidence of Human Evolution Worksheet Set Purpose: This activity is an extension of the evidence of evolution worksheet set from above. Give students a moment to ponder the thought before instructing them to turn and talk for 1-2 minutes with a classmate.
So, this shows that natural selection has selected against the diurnal worm but in favor of the nocturnal worm. Once you find your worksheet, click on pop-out icon or print icon to worksheet to print or download. Evolution by natural selection takes place over many, many generations. They will compare embryos of different stages of chicken, human, fish, turtle, salamander, and rabbit. If they did not have a common ancestor at some point, than they would not all have the pentadactyl limbs.
Using the animation, students get to see how certain traits color allow the organisms to survive better depending on the environment. The term evolution by natural selection does not refer to individuals changing, only to changes in the frequency of adaptive characteristics in the population as a whole. Some of the worksheets displayed are Chapter 10 the theory of evolution work, Evolution by natural selection work, Natural selection work answers, Work lamark versus darwins evolutionary theory, Evolution and selection pogil answer key, Evolution by natural selection, Work the theory of natural selection, Galpagos finches famous beaks activity. In this assignment, students are given a short answer question to accompany each segment of the documentary -- ensuring they appreciate the big ideas presented before moving forward. Download Natural Selection Worksheet If you want to save a ton of time, our is just what you need. As seen in the picture below, all have the pattern of one bone, two bones, lotsa blobs, and digits. The two student work samples show that students are able to comprehend the text and provide the correct answers to the questions.
. Display and distribute copies of. Note the number of students who affirm agreement with these statements. Plan to explicitly teach the vocabulary associated with the lesson at the appropriate times within the lesson. Finally, the animo acid sequence of a portion of the cytochrome C protein molecule will be compared for several different species. Use an interactive pad to model how to complete each of the five problems.
This outline gives students a means to take notes that guides them toward important concepts and avoids the pitfalls of writing word-for-word or simply not taking notes at all. Explain why this mouse would be the fittest. It also helps us understand how far back in time each species has been around. I have spent money on other teaching aids and lesson plans only to receive the product and realize I had wasted my time and money. It also helps us understand how far back in time each species has been around.
I have cut my prep time in half, have a better grasp of my content, and my students are more engaged than before. Is this an example of adjustment or adaptation? This worksheet provides a sample Hardy-Weinberg problem, then gives several different variations for students to practice on. The outline is written as a series of questions, fill-in-the-blanks, or diagrams. Look for students to identify two key points: adjustment reflect response to stimulus that occurs at the organism level while adaptations reflect changes within a species over a long period of time. Since birds eat during the day and that is when the diurnal worms are out, they are not best suited for the environment. Evolution And Selection Showing top 8 worksheets in the category - Evolution And Selection. This question allows students to activate prior knowledge about characteristics of living things, as was taught in a previous lesson.
This closing activity serves as a formative assessment to see how well students have comprehended the concepts taught. Identify each principle and then ask students to think of a good example for each principle before showing an example of each principle. Essential Concepts: Evolution, fossil record, molecular homologies, homologous structures, embryology, vestigial structures, primates. Share a brief video clip on the evolution of the peppered moth to help students deepen their understanding of the process of natural selection. Walk around the room to monitor students as they work and ensure that all students are actively engaged in the completion of the assignment. Beagle, making discoveries that would lead to the eventual publishing of his book, On the Origin of Species. This documentary combines re-enactments of some of the more dramatic moments of Darwin's research and personal life with modern day evolutionary biology scientists.


"One issue on the table at the G8 summit at Gleneagles in early July is global climate change. As I see it, this problem is overshadowed by many fallacies and misconceptions that often form the basis for important political decisions. G8 leaders should pay attention to them. There is no proven link between human activity and global warming.
Atmospheric CO2 was 280 PPM (parts per million air molecules) in 1880, and now stands at 378 PPM. It has increased by 31% since the pre-industrial era. This is quite a lot, but temperatures have increased by only 0.6 degrees. Paradoxically, temperatures tended to rise by one to 12 degrees at peak intervals, with carbon-dioxide fluctuations totalling not more than 300 PPM. Therefore I believe that the link between man's activities and rising temperatures has not been proved completely.
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David is the small boy who is always asking questions. Simón and Inés take care of him in their new country. He is learning the language; he has begun to make friends. He has the big dog Bolívar to watch over him. But he'll be seven soon. He should be at school. And so David is enrolled in the Academy of Dance in Estrella. It's here, in his new golden dancing slippers, that he learns how to call down the numbers from the sky. But it's here too that he will make troubling discoveries about what grown-ups are capable of.
The Schooldays of Jesus, the startling sequel to J. M. Coetzee's widely praised The Childhood of Jesus, will beguile its readers. With the mysterious simplicity of a fable, it tells a story that raises the most direct questions about life itself.


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Giorgio Armani, who is considered by many to be Italy's greatest fashion designer, was born on this day in 1934 in Piacenza in Emilia-Romagna.
Known for his menswear and the clean, tailored lines of his collections for women, Armani, who celebrates his 82nd birthday today, has become a multi-billionaire.
His original career plan was to become a doctor and he enrolled in the Department of Medicine at the University of Milan but after three years left to join the army. Due to his medical background he was assigned to the military hospital in Verona.
After he left the army, Armani decided to have a complete career change and got a job as a window dresser for La Rinascente, a Milan department store.
He progressed to become a sales assistant in the menswear department and then moved on to work for Nino Cerruti as a menswear designer.
In 1973 Armani opened a design office in Milan from where he worked as a freelance designer for fashion houses. He founded his own company, Giorgio Armani, in Milan in 1975.
He began producing designs specifically for the United States and his label soon became one of the leading names in international fashion. He also designed costumes for the film industry and suits for many sports teams, including the England football team.
Armani has built up a network of hundreds of boutiques and stores across nearly 40 countries.
He was also the first designer to ban models who had a BMI of less than 18, following the death of a model from anorexia.
La Rinascente in Milan, where Giorgio Armani once worked, is right in the centre of the city in Piazza Duomo, close to the entrance to the Duomo metro stop. The store, which sells clothes and cosmetics as well as house wares, was nominated the Best Department Store in the World at a Global Department Store Summit in 2016.
The original Giorgio Armani store in Milan is in Via Montenapoleone in the centre of the city. It reopened in April 2015 after Armani and his team of architects had completely redesigned the store to bring out the original architecture of the building. This was part of the 40th anniversary celebrations of the founding of the company.


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Breech birth: A midwifery approach
By Beverley Lawrence Beech
AIMS Journal 2003, Vol 15, No 4
AIMS' Chair Beverley Lawrence Beech reports from a meeting of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG), 19 January 2004, which focused on the midwifery approach to breech birth.
When I was a member of the RCOG's Maternity Forum, I pressed it to organise a conference on breech birth because of our growing concerns for women who are told that they had to have a caesarean section for a breech-presenting baby.
In 2000, the Lancet published a paper from Canadian researchers[1] who had carried out a multicentre trial comparing obstetric vaginal delivery with caesarean section for babies presenting by the breech.
The findings of this study were enthusiastically acted upon almost immediately, and the AIMS helpline began receiving regular calls from women desperately trying to find someone who would support their having a vaginal birth. Almost overnight, obstetricians were telling women that they had to have a caesarean if, having tried external cephalic version (ECV), the baby remained in a breech position. Many centres were not even offering ECV, but immediately advising a caesarean.
At one time, breech birth was considered a normal birth, just an alternative presentation, and every midwife felt confident in helping a woman have a breech- presenting baby vaginally. But, when midwives were brought into hospital, the doctors decided that breech was now abnormal and their responsibility. This resulted in the de-skilling of midwives, while obstetrically managed deliveries became the norm.
Fortunately, these midwifery skills have not been completely lost. I was able to press the Royal College into organising a day with two of the most skilled midwives in the UK - Mary Cronk and Jane Evans - so that these midwives could present their approach. Mary Cronk was invited to speak.
The day began with a presentation by Peter Young, a consultant obstetrician from North Staffordshire Hospital, of the medical evidence for vaginal breech delivery compared with caesarean section. His presentation drew largely from the Canadian study and was followed by Professor Ellen Hodnett, who spoke about the views of women who had been involved with the Canadian research.
After the coffee break, Mary Cronk presented her slides of some of the various breech births she had attended. The audience, which included obstetricians, midwives and lay people, listened and watched with rapt attention. Mary's slides and comments took the audience, stage by stage, through the births, showing a variety of different presentations such as footling, flexed breech, extended legs, and knee.
Mary was followed by Belinda Phipps, who had generously cut short her presentation so that Mary would have extra time. Phipps selected a range of quotes from women about their experiences, highlighting the psychological impact that the births had on women. She also emphasised how important it was that women be fully informed and enabled to make informed decisions about the kind of birth they wanted, and then supported in those choices.
Different approaches
The morning session ended with a discussion of the issues. It then became clear that, while most were indeed very interested in Mary's approach, a few could not see the difference between an obstetric delivery and a breech birth.
In an obstetric delivery, the woman is invariably on her back; she may well have an epidural, and most will have electronic fetal monitoring. As the baby is delivered, the obstetrician may well use forceps or manipulate the baby's head to encourage a quick delivery. The woman may also have the labour induced or accelerated.
Indeed, one obstetrician commented to me afterwards that if Mary Cronk's slides were turned upside down, it would be precisely the position that women delivered in, so there was no difference in approach.
His was a failure to understand the effects of gravity. With the baby pressing down into the pelvis, the coccyx would be unable to move backwards-and this astounded me. During the presentation, Mary showed how, when the head was not emerging as it should, she could insert two fingers behind the baby's head and, with her other hand, gently ease the head forward and out. This manoeuvre is much more difficult if the woman is lying on her back because, then, a second practitioner has to lift the baby up by its heels - which, of course, would happen anyway by gravity if the woman is in a more natural hands-and-knees position.
The Cronk/Evans approach has a number of principles: the woman is expected to labour and give birth without oxytocic drugs (in other words, not induced or accelerated). If the labour does not progress, then the woman is advised to transfer for a caesarean section. Babies are not forced down the birth canal by drugs. The woman is allowed to adopt whichever position she wants, and most women, when left to respond to their body's messages, will get onto their hands and knees. As the baby is born, the midwife waits and may support the body, but does not otherwise interfere and use traction (see box below for further details).
One of the messages that came over strongly from the midwives was not to be prescriptive about what women will, or should, do. Jane Evans described how she had attended a woman who wanted to lie down for the first stage of labour and, although she mused on why this should be, she decided not to interfere. The woman got off the bed for the second stage and, as the baby was arriving, Jane found that the cord was lying about the baby's neck; this was unlooped and the baby was born. Jane then found that the cord was extremely short. Had she encouraged the woman to get up off the bed during the first stage, she may well have been faced with an emergency caused by the stress placed on this short cord.
The afternoon session covered ECV, which a few hospitals are offering. Many consultants are not particularly skilled at doing this and, as a result, women are not being offered this option before resorting to caesarean section.
It was pointed out that a small proportion of breech babies will have congenital abnormalities (and some of these contribute to the higher mortality rates in breech babies, no matter how they are delivered). Brenda van der Kooy, a midwife in independent practice, pointed out the importance of listening to what the mother is saying. Her own baby was presenting by the breech and she was offered ECV. She discussed this with her obstetrician, but had the feeling that this was not for her baby and decided not to have the procedure. Her baby was born vaginally, but it was evident that the baby had an abnormality that was not compatible with life (a severe form of brittle-bone disease), and her son died shortly after birth. Had she agreed to ECV, the baby would have developed acute distress, a caesarean section would have been done, but the baby would have died anyway. She and her husband would also have missed out on a beautiful, easy birth at home and the precious 15 minutes of their son's life spent together.
During the discussion, it was suggested that a means has to be devised that will enable the skills of birthing a breech-presenting baby to be shared and developed. When it was suggested that both midwives and obstetricians learn these skills, one obstetrician felt that this should be outside the remit of junior medical staff, as the European Working Time Directive and the pressure on junior-staff training would make it difficult for doctors to take this on, and so perhaps this should be within the remit of midwifery. Furthermore, the problems were compounded by the small numbers of breech presentations - an insufficient number to maintain everyone's skills.
The difficulties of mounting a randomised controlled trial were discussed, and some obstetricians felt that what they had heard during the conference about the Cronk/Evans model of breech birth was based on anecdote, so it was the task of midwives and consumers to mount a trial and present the evidence. Easier said than done. The Medical Research Council is not noted for funding midwifery research, and even if they were, such research requires the cooperation of the obstetricians who control the access to women. However, the Independent Midwives Association (IMA) has been collecting ongoing, prospective, systematic data since the beginning of 2002, including all those babies in the breech presentation, many of whom were born with the help of midwives using the Cronk/Evans model. Even though the numbers are small, this information will be invaluable in the absence of other data of physiological breech births, and adequate funding should be directed to help with this work.
I have serious doubts as to the feasibility of undertaking a randomised controlled trial of the midwifery model of breech birth. The Canadian researchers were asked by Gill Gyte, of the National Childbirth Trust, if they would include a midwifery model of vaginal birth in the Hannah trial, but they refused on the grounds that it would be too difficult to do. As a result, we still do not have the answers that consumers want and, as was clear from this conference, some obstetricians still do not understand the difference between a breech birth and a breech delivery.
This conference, however, was a first step towards addressing the needs of those mothers who are not willing to undergo major surgery just because their baby is lying in a breech position; and we urgently need all midwives (and ambulance crew, for that matter) to have the confidence to assist a woman to birth by the breech when a baby's bottom emerges instead of the head. Midwives, no matter how much ultrasound is done, will always be faced by an unexpected breech presentation, and it is unacceptable that so many appear to be unable to deal with the situation without panicking and desperately seeking obstetric assistance - difficult if this happens during a home birth.
Hannah M et al. Planned caesarean section versus planned vaginal birth for breech presentation at term: a randomised multicentre trial. Lancet, 2000; 356: 1375-83
Editor's note: Mary and Jane are planning a workshop course throughout Britain which will be advertised in the midwifery press. See www.sharingtheskills.co.uk for more information.
Published on 1st September 2003
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Todos los sentidos es un cortometraje dirigido por Rubén Serra e interpretado por Almudena Cid, Llorenç González y Mar Campra. Se estrenó el 29 de marzo de 2014 en Granada. Los temas principales sobre los que versa son la ceguera, la gimnasia rítmica y la autosuperación. Desde el 29 de enero de 2016 puede verse de forma gratuita a través de YouTube.

Sinopsis
El cortometraje narra la historia de Valentina, una gimnasta rítmica campeona olímpica que en seis meses y durante su preparación para los Juegos Olímpicos de Río, pierde la vista. Su pareja, Xavi, intenta ayudarla en su nueva vida, pero su carácter dificulta las cosas.

Según indica el director Rubén Serra en la página web del corto, «Esta historia no es sólo sobre la dificultad, la ceguera, o el deporte de élite. Es sobre todo sobre comenzar de cero».

Rodaje
Se rodó entre el 25 y el 26 de mayo de 2013 en Madrid, Granada y el Centro de Alto Rendimiento de Sierra Nevada.

Reparto

Equipo técnico
 Director: Rubén Serra
 Productores: Adrián Martín y Pedro Pérez
 Director de fotografía: David Acereto
 Sonido: Martín Romero y Mayte Cazorla
 Arte: Araceli García
 Ayudante de dirección: Ybare Seco
 Ayudantes de producción: Carlos J. Domingo, María Ramos, Raquel Cabrera, Ybare Seco y Joshué Guerrero
 Productores ejecutivos: Rubén Serra, Susana Romero, Araceli García y J. Alberto Chamorro
 Operador y steadicam: Peque Griffin
 Auxiliar de cámara:  Victoria García-Madrid
 Ayudante de sonido: Mayte Cabrera Cazorla
 Utilería y vestuario: Rebeca Sola
 Maquillaje: Diana Hidalgo
 Fotografía fija: Susana Romero
 Edición y D.I.T.: Nana Medina
 Script: Ángela "Angie" Cañadas
 Jefe de eléctricos: Jesús García Escudero
 Eléctricos: J. Alberto Chamorro, Max Sharman y Guillermo López Ros
 Prensa: Marta Eulalia Martín

Ficha técnica
 Duración: 20 minutos
 Cámara: RED ONE
 Resolución: 4K
 Formato: 2.35:1

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Todos los sentidos en YouTube
 Tráiler en YouTube

 Página web oficial

Películas de España
Películas de 2014
Cortometrajes de España
Películas en español
Películas rodadas en España
Películas sobre deportes
Películas sobre personas con discapacidad

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