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United States District Court, W.D. Pennsylvania
MARK R. HORNAK, District Judge.
The Plaintiff, Lee Detar, is back before the Court. This time, he has filed suit against (1) his ex-wife, Erika Metting (again), (2) the City of Pittsburgh, (3) its Police Department, and (4) the Federal Bureau of Investigation ("FBI"). He invokes 42 U.S.C. § 1983 to allege that Ms. Metting has harassed him in an effort to make it appear that he has mental health issues, has had his children commit criminal acts, and has manipulated him out of his possessions via some sort of fraud. He says that she wiretapped him, and has harassed him based on his gender identity.
He also alleges that the City of Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Police hired and then trained one of their Detectives, Mr. Somonovik, for the purpose of obstructing justice by not considering the Plaintiff's reports of sexual assaults due to his gender. In this regard, he claims generally that "Defendant(s)" have conspired to deprive him of emergency management services, and to defame him so that "Defendant(s)" could get access to his children. He then says that the FBI failed to investigate various crimes against him. He says that some or all of this actively violated the Fourth and/or the Fourteenth Amendments (without saying exactly how, when, where or why), and he asks for injunctive and monetary relief, and a jury trial.
The City of Pittsburgh Defendants and the FBI have moved to dismiss the Complaint, ECF Nos. 6, 28, and Ms. Metting, having answered, ECF No. 4, moves for judgment on the pleadings, ECF No. 20. For the following reasons, all of those Motions will be granted. The claims against Ms. Metting, the FBI and the Pittsburgh Police will be dismissed with prejudice and leave to amend will not be granted as to those Defendants. All claims against the City of Pittsburgh will be dismissed without prejudice, and with leave to amend.
First, as to the FBI, as an agency of the United States, the doctrine of sovereign immunity bars the lawsuit. U.S. v. Mitchell, 445 U.S. 535, 538 (1980). Section 1983 (and Fourteenth Amendment) claims simply don't lie against the United States or its agencies, as that statute reaches only violations under the color of state law. D.C. v. Carter, 409 U.S. 418, 424-25 (1973). Second, a direct or " Bivens " action, Bivens v. Six Unknown Named Agents, 403 U.S. 388 (1971), will not lie against a federal agency as an agency, F.D.I.C. v. Meyer, 510 U.S. 471, 484-85 (1994), and no individual FBI agents have been named as defendants. Third, federal law does not recognize a claim based on an alleged failure by the FBI to investigate a crime. Terrell v. Attorney General, No. 98-219, 1998 WL 574387, at *3 (N.D. Cal. Aug. 31, 1998), aff'd sub. nom. 108 F.3d 515 (9th Cir. 1999). Simply put, from all angles, the Complaint alleges no plausible claim against the FBI, and any effort to amend around these bedrock rules would be futile. Grayson v. Mayview State Hosp., 293 F.3d 103, 114 (3d Cir. 2002). All claims against the FBI are dismissed with prejudice.
As to the City of Pittsburgh and the "Pittsburgh Police, " one of its agencies, it is settled law that the doctrine of respondeat superior is not a basis for asserting § 1983 liability against a municipality. Monell v. New York City Dep't of Soc. Svsc., 436 U.S. 658 (1978). Further, the Complaint fails to set forth any plausible basis to conclude that there was a municipal custom, policy or practice, generally applicable, that resulted in a Constitutional deprivation under color of state law of a right or rights of the Plaintiff. The Complaint's generalized allegations that the City of Pittsburgh hired and then trained a specific Detective in a way to "obstruct justice' are facially implausible, especially when the balance of the assertions in such regards are non-specific conclusory allegations as to all "Defendants, " none of which facially assert a violation of any federal right in the first instance. ECF No. 1 at ¶¶ 2, 3. Further, the "Pittsburgh Police" as an agency of the City itself, is not a defendant against whom a § 1983 claim may be asserted. Bonenberger v. Plymouth Twp., 132 F.3d 20, 25 n.4 (3d Cir. 1997). For these reasons, such claims will be dismissed with prejudice as to the "Pittsburgh Police, " as any amendment would be futile, given the application of the Bonenberger rule. The claims against the City of Pittsburgh will be dismissed without prejudice and with leave to amend.
As to Defendant Metting, there is no allegation whatsoever in the Complaint that she is a state actor capable of violating either the Fourth or Fourteenth Amendments, or that she was in anyway acting under color of state law. Id. She is facially a private individual (his ex-wife), ECF No. 1 at ¶ 1, ECF No. 16, and there is a complete lack of any factual or other recitation that could support any plausible claim that Ms. Metting somehow became a state actor, Kach v. Hose, 589 F.3d 626, 646 (3d Cir. 2009), either generally, or particularly due to a specific agreement between her and a "genuine" state actor that would support with the requisite (or any) detail a conspiracy to violate the Plaintiff's federal rights, Great W. Mining & Mining Co. v. Fox Rothchild, LLP, 615 F.3d 159, 178 (3d Cir. 2010).
At best, the Complaint is nothing more than an ad hominem attack on Ms. Metting. The Court believes that any effort at amendment as to her would be futile for several reasons. First, this lawsuit is not the Plaintiff's first attack on his ex-wife in the federal courts, see note 1 above, and he has therefore had prior chances to spell out any plausible federal claim as to her, and has not done so. Second, an examination of the "claims" in this Complaint reveals that they are all pure conclusory boilerplate, with no specific facts of any type pled, and no assertion in them, at all, of any conduct which makes her (1) a state actor, (2) acting under color of law, (3) violating a federal right. Plaintiff's general antagonism and complaints against Ms. Metting cannot be translated into a viable federal civil rights lawsuit by providing him with another bite of the apple. Simply put, this is not a situation ...


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A task force formed by the San Mateo-Foster City School District was put in charge of investigating how the district could bring more inclusivity to its community. What they’ve proposed is a long-term strategy requiring more staff and key philosophical changes.
“If we work off just limited perspectives then the work that we do is very limited,” Charlotte Cheng, a member of the task force, said during an April 13 study session. “The task force and why we were formed was to explore how we can expand the cultural responsiveness of not just our students but the staff who works with them.”
The task force was led by Nancy Bui, director of Equity and Inclusion, and included more than 30 certified district staff members and parents. The group held six meetings since being formed last year. Its sole focus was to review, create and recommend districtwide equity strategies inside and outside of the classroom.
The effort was inspired by Goal 2 in the district’s Five-Year Strategic Plan which calls out a need for greater equity in the district, the largest in the county serving 10,500 students across 22 campuses.
Ultimately, the group developed 27 strategies for addressing seven problems or “Statements or Situations In Need of Attention.” The problems included needing more cultural and linguistically responsive curriculum; more anti-bias and anti-racist professional development; needing to address the needs of students from historically marginalized groups, specifically referring to Black and Latino students who appear to be disproportionately disciplined; needing a shared vision that reflects the district’s values and to move away from operating on fear and complacency; and the need for a structured hiring practice focused on recruiting a diverse staff.
The solutions varied. Some were more philosophical like encouraging risk-taking among administrators, embracing vulnerability and cultural humility and creating and promoting a district culture that celebrates assets and strengths over deficiencies. Others required some level of action like developing an Equity Vision and Mission Statement that aligns with the district’s equity goals in the Strategic Plan, inviting teachers to participate in hiring panels and creating a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Department.
But the key recommendation was the need to hire more staff members who can help implement the strategies. The task force recommended hiring eight new teachers on special assignments who would focus on the equity work with two assigned to each middle school.
“We need more people so we can get more voices in rooms so that when we’re checking in on what we’re doing, all the voices get to give that feedback and we can incorporate it as well,” Cheng said. “To me, that’s telling us that it is not a one-person job, it’s not a two-person job. It’s a multi-person job because it’s going to require a lot of work.”
To achieve its goal of successfully implementing culturally inclusive curricula and strategies, the group agreed staff would need to be culturally proficient meaning they’re aware of their own cultural background and difference between them and other groups and have to ability to build on cultural norms. About 73.5% of teachers in the district are white, as of the 2018-19 school year.
Meanwhile, nearly 80% of the district’s students were either Hispanic, Asian, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, Filipino or Black, according to census data from the 2021-22 school year presented in a report by the task force. About 30% are English language learners and more than 40% of district students qualify for free or reduced-fee lunches, according to the same data.
“Equity needs to be woven into everything that happens in a school and in a district and how that happens is we need the support of people who can coach it, who can teach it on a consistent basis,” said Dr. Arlondo Smith, a longtime educator who helped co-facilitate the task force meetings. “There’s equity in reading, there’s equity in math, there’s equity in science, there’s equity in PE, there’s equity in everything. Again that’s been one of the shortcomings of education — we treat it like it is an add-on rather than as a part of the main meal.”
Trustees largely shared their support for the recommendations and appreciation for the task force’s work while also seeking more detail. Trustee Alison Proctor asked about the day-to-day work of the eight new employees while board President Shara Watkins questioned under which department the operation would live.
Given the workload, board Vice President Ken Chin questioned whether eight new employees would be enough. And it’s also unclear how much funding will be needed to implement the strategies, another area about which Chin asked.
Some of the strategies are already being implemented but it’s unclear to what extent. Trustee Maggie Trinh asked about the frequency with which English language learners are given tests in their native language to which Superintendent Diego Ochoa said the state allows the practice to occur in some cases and teachers have leeway on nonstate administered tests but he’d like to speak with the Educational Services Department before answering fully.
Ochoa said he’d also like to return in the near future with a proposed implementation timeline, noting the district will have to make some tough decisions on which suggestions to move forward with first and which to delay.
“The strategic plan accomplished what we wanted to accomplish. It set us in a clear and powerful direction. The recommendations presented today are part of a process we planned for last year,” Ochoa said. “We’re not going to do it all in one year folks. We’re going to really think about this and analyze it.”
I am concerned this will lead to more administration costs, more bureaucracy, more bloat and less funding available to help students who need it the most. By this time it should be clear to the board that the way to solve for student outcomes is 1-1 teacher/student time and special programs to help close math/reading gap. DEI consultants are not going to do that for the school district. Instead, they will suck up precious school funding dollars.
If taxpayers are expected to spend more money supporting this DEI endeavor, how will DEI folks be judged on whether their endeavor is successful or just another waste of taxpayer money? Will this DEI group fire a number of the 73.5% of white teachers so they can create an “equitable” percentage of other demographics? Will they hire 30% of teachers who are English language learners, and 40% of teachers who qualify for free or reduced fee lunches? Or is there no accountability in adding more union workers and their lifetime pension and benefits costs?
Exactly. 8 new admins minimum. No wonder most of the budget does not go to educating the students.
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Head coach Steve Cooper says he is even more determined to succeed at Nottingham Forest after putting pen to paper on a new contract.
The Welshman has agreed terms until 2025, ending uncertainty over his future. And he wants to use the stability that brings to spark a turnaround in the Reds’ fortunes.
On the back of last season’s promotion success, owner Evangelos Marinakis had pledged to tie the manager to a new deal. Talks had taken place during the summer, with the framework of a new contract understood to have been broadly put in place.
Chief executive Dane Murphy is set to stay at Nottingham Forest, having been believed to be heading towards the exit door earlier this week.
Amid a miserable run of form for the Reds, owner Evangelos Marinakis was understood to be considering making sweeping changes at the City Ground. Murphy, head of data and analytic recruitment George Syrianos and head of scouting Andy Scott were all at risk of losing their jobs.
However, the Telegraph report Murphy is to remain in post as CEO, following talks. It comes as boss Steve Cooper has put pen to paper on a new deal and Filippo Giraldi was brought in as sporting director earlier this week.
The latter, who spent nine years with Watford, is understood to have a remit to audit the sporting side of the business and evaluate the infrastructures that exist at the City Ground. It will be in a non-invasive role.
Midfielder Houssem Aouar has reflected on a “stressful transfer window” amid a failed move to Nottingham Forest.
The Reds were said to have agreed terms with the Frenchman during the summer. But an agreement could not be reached with Lyon and he ended up staying put, despite also receiving interest from elsewhere.
With a year left on his contract, Aouar’s future is uncertain. He has made clear that if it was up to him, he would have left the French club, saying he was happy with most of the offers which came his way during the window.
Nottingham Forest chairman Nicholas Randall has spoken of his delight at manager Steve Cooper extending his stay with the club.
It was announced on Friday that the manager had signed a new contract at the City Ground with the new deal running until 2025. It comes after reports that the club were considering the manager’s future, with possible replacements also mentioned.
Reports emerged not long after Monday night’s 4-0 loss against Leicester City at the King Power Stadium. It was the Reds’ fifth straight loss in the Premier League and left the team at the bottom of the table.
Cooper arrived at the club just over a year ago and turned around the season in the Championship, leading Forest to promotion to the top division for the first time in 23 years. He has now been backed to turn the current season around.
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Shanghai Project to explore future of sustainable development
( chinadaily.com.cn )
Design of the landmark building, dubbed Envision Pavilion, designed by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto and constructed for the Shanghai Project. [Photo/shanghai-project.org]
The Shanghai Project, a large-scale event promoting sustainable development, will open in Pudong New Area, Shanghai on Sept 4, running until July next year, Pudong Times reported.
The event, launched by the Shanghai Himalayas Museum, will feature displays of art, culture, science, technology, medicine, and ecology, and will look at the way society might function in the future.
The Shanghai Project will take place across two phases, focusing on public interactions and art exhibitions, respectively.
A highlight of the first phase will be the construction of a landmark building, dubbed Envision Pavilion, designed by Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto. At 20 meters high and 87.6 meters wide, the building will feature both form and function, blending modern architecture with nature, including areas for exhibitions and leisure activities.
The second phase, which begins next April, will be highlighted by 100-day of exhibitions.
The Shanghai Project is being held in cooperation with many art institutions such as the Power Station of Art and the West Bund Art & Design Fair.
Yongwoo Lee, curator of Shanghai Himalayas Museum, said that they hope the event will provide locals and visitors with greater and easier access to the arts.

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Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN), has expressed optimism that given the various plans undertaken by the government in the power sector, an increase of 2,000megawatts in electricity generation by the last quarter of this year is feasible.
He spoke during the Ministry’s budget defence before the Senate Committee on Power and Mines just as he pointed out that a lot has changed in the management if the sector in recent times.
“Distribution of Power is no longer government business but has been taken over by private firms. Also government has privatized power generation, which has steered towards the full privatization of the sector with transmission aspect being managed by Manitoba International of Canada”, the minister explained.
Assistant Director (Press), Power Ministry, Etore E. Thomas, in a statement quoted Mr. Fashola as saying that the 2016 budget focuses more on transmission, completion of ongoing projects, refurbishing power plants and tackling gas supply issues.


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Volume 10, pages 45-52, 1925
THE MODERN STUDY OF MINERALS1
HENRY S. WASHINGTON, Geophysical Laboratory, Carnegie Institution of Washington
For an understanding of the modern conditions of mineralogy, or of any other science, it is well to cast a glance backward to see what our predecessors have or have not done; we may learn from their errors of omission or commission, or we may find that some things now regarded as novel were discovered many years ago. In his presidential address of 1922, Professor T. L. Walker2 has traced "The Development of Mineralogical Methods," so that I need say little of this aspect of the matter. But the attention of mineralogists may be called to a book, little read nowadays but of perennial value, by William Whewell, D.D.3 As Whewell was a mineralogist of note in his day, the native calcium oxalate being named after him, his chapter on the early history of mineralogy is of special interest to members of the Society.
Whewell, as does Herbert Spencer later, points out the three stages of a science. The first, which we may call the stage of infancy, is devoted to the collection of facts: a stage which in all sciences, as in the lives of human beings, persists through all the periods. Next, the stage of adolescence, is that in which the facts are correlated and the subject matter is classified. In the third stage, that of maturity, generalizations are drawn from the correlated facts and even, the crowning test of validity, verifiable predictions are made. The sciences may be likened to the gods of ancient Greece and Rome, for they do not grow old.
The earlier mineralogists, to whom the modern methods of study of minerals in thin section were unknown, mostly ignored these sources of error, unless the inclusions were so prominent as obviously to invalidate the analysis. The modern worker, however, regards this matter of homogeneity as of prime importance, and it frequently happens that more time is spent in separating material of satisfactory purity and homogeneity, sometimes resulting in obtaining only a gram or less for analysis, than is devoted to the chemical analysis and the optical determinations. For crystallographic investigations lack of homogeneity is comparatively unimportant, especially if it be due to inclusions, although a zonal structure may cause notable error. For optical determinations inclusions are mostly negligible, but a zonal structure demands, of course, that determinations be made on each zone. Both kinds of inhomogeneity will, obviously, affect seriously determinations of density and the chemical analysis.
It should, therefore, be an invariable rule, before beginning the chemical analysis of a mineral, to study thin flakes with the microscope to detect the presence of inclusions and to test the zonal homogeneity by the determination of the refractive indices on many grains, an examination now readily and rapidly carried out with the liquids in common use. Many of the older analyses of minerals are rendered of little value because of the neglect of this precaution. This is especially true of opaque minerals, as modern study by metallographic methods has shown that in many cases material supposed to be homogeneous is really a mixture, so that a metallographic examination should always be made of an opaque mineral, especially one with metallic luster, before its chemical analysis is begun.
A few words may be said of some important differences between modern and the earlier methods of procedure in the study of minerals. For the crystallographic study the early mineralogist was fairly well equipped, inasmuch as the simple type of reflecting goniometer, invented by Wollaston in 1809, permitted reasonably accurate work, as is shown throughout Dana's System by his acceptance of many of the constants measured by Brooke and Miller, Breithaupt, von Rath, and even Wollaston himself in the case of calcite. There followed the more accurate horizontal, two circle goniometer, and this has recently been more or less replaced by several types of two-circle and three-circle goniometers. The modern results are more accurate than the old, but there is little difference in principle.
The differences in the determination of the optical characters, such as refractive indices, dispersion, and optic axial angle, show more change in method. In the olden days prisms had to be prepared with considerable labor and time, and I well remember the pride with which in 1889 Professor Fouqué showed me his collection of prisms of feldspar made for his classic studies of this group. Nowadays, the use of refractive index liquids permits of determinations on very small grains, with great ease, rapidity and sufficient accuracy. The modern refractometers should also be mentioned.
It is in the improvements and greater refinements of the chemical analysis of minerals, within the last fifty years or so, that the greatest strides have been made. Not only is the material now much more carefully selected, so as to be truly representative, but new methods have been introduced, which permit of much more accurate determinations, and the advance in apparatus and in purity of reagents is a most striking difference. The analyses, also, are now more complete, in that constituents, formerly neglected as being unsuspected to be present or of supposedly negligible importance, are now commonly determined, although many examples might be given of lamentable incompleteness even now. Up to the early eighties the alkalies and manganese generally and titanium always, were neglected in the analysis of specimens of such groups as the pyroxenes, amphiboles, and olivines: the mutually vicarious roles of hydroxyl and fluorine in topaz and other minerals, first discovered by Penfield, were not suspected, and many other errors of omission were committed, which nowdays would not be tolerated by a tyro in analysis. Also, the methods and the analytical facilities of those days were not quite what they are now: reagents were far from pure, there was no resistant pyrex or Jena glass, and so on. One gets an idea of the difficulties under which the analyst of the first half of the last century labored when one reads Faraday's Chemical Manipulations. Indeed, one wonders at the analytical skill of many of the early workers, who managed to determine the chemical composition of many minerals with means that the young student would now look on with contempt. For instance, it is said that Cossa, one of the best Italian mineralogical chemists about the middle of the last century, congratulated himself because, for the analysis of a certain mineral, he had at his disposal a balance that weighed down to one centigram. A chemist would hardly congratulate himself on that today.
To return to the study of the general constitution of minerals, the possibility of isomorphous or vicarious replacement, or the presence of certain constituents in so-called "solid solution," has been mentioned. Such phenomena are of special importance in certain mineral groups, as the feldspars, the pyroxenes, the olivines, and the garnets, to mention only some of the more prominent. To study these properly, that is, to correlate the physical, especially the optical, properties, including density, with the chemical composition, the end-members must be studied and these should be chemically pure. In nature such end-members, as forsterite and fayalite in the olivines, are seldom or never found in a state of satisfactory purity. Thus, in even the purest natural fayalite a little magnesium replaces some iron, and conversely for forsterite. For this reason the Geophysical Laboratory, almost from its inception, began to make the more important rock-forming minerals synthetically, using the purest component ingredients, such as silica, alumina, lime, and magnesia. These "systems" were studied by physico-chemical methods, to determine the melting and inversion points of the crystalline phases, the composition and melting points of the eutectics, and so on. At the same time the optical characters, the density, and the other properties of the pure component substances and their compounds were determined. In this way and by these methods, often very laborious and their study extending over many months or even years, we have now a fairly complete and accurate knowledge of the physical characters of the end-members of some of the more important series of rock-forming minerals, a mass of data that is probably the most important contribution to mineralogy from the Geophysical Laboratory. Latterly, this has been supplemented by systematic study of many natural minerals, a study made quantitatively and accurately possible by the previously acquired knowledge of the chemically pure, artificially prepared end-members. We may thus evaluate with a fair degree of accuracy the specific effects of the different elements on the optical properties, refractive indices, dispersion, etc., the determinations being based on data that would not have the validity or authority that they have were they based on the necessarily more or less impure end members or the approximations to end-members that are furnished by nature.
Such end-members of series, and pure minerals in general are simply chemical compounds. Whewellite is calcium oxalate whether it is found in a coal bed or precipitated in a beaker: enstatite is magnesium metasilicate whether it forms part of a gabbro laccolith or is formed artificially in a platinum crucible heated in an electric furnace under exactly controlled conditions as to temperature, rate of cooling, etc. But in the former case of each the material is almost invariably contaminated, so that its optical characters, density, and melting point are seriously affected; whereas in the latter the composition of the substance is invariable and thus its physical characters are true and are reproducible.
These considerations lead to the thought that much too little attention is paid by chemists in papers and text-books to the statement of the crystallographic and the optical and other physical properties of the pure chemical compounds that are made in the laboratory. Most chemists are content, in the description of a new substance, to state that it crystallizes "in glistening needles," with no determination of the crystal system, or, if this be given, with no statement of the axial ratios or other crystallographic constants. There is scarcely ever any determination of the refractive indices or other data, the author contenting himself for the most part, with determination of the melting point (often very crude) and the density, done solely for purposes of identification. To give an example. The other day, on seeing some sublimed crystals of camphor in a bottle, the question arose as to its system of crystallization. The various standard text-books on organic chemistry, and even a well-known work on the identification of organic substances, gave no more information than that camphor crystallizes in "glistening prisms." Beilstein (Vol. III, p. 485) stated, on the basis of an observation in 1859, that it crystallizes in the hexagonal system. But, on turning to Groth's Chemische Krystallographie (Vol. 3, p. 687, 1910), written by a mineralogist, the system was found to be rhombohedral, and full crystallographic data were given. It would seem that modern mineralogists set a good example to their chemical brethren.
Finally, the latest method of studying minerals must be mentioned, that of study by the X-rays, according to the methods of Laue, the Braggs, and others. The utility of this has been shown recently in the Geophysical Laboratory, by work done on the pyroxene group, a work that serves also as an example of mutual cooperation, one of us (Merwin) doing the optical part, another the chemical, and a third the X-ray study. It would be unjust to my colleague, Dr. Wyckoff, to steal his thunder by giving here his results, but it may be said that his X-ray studies have shown clearly that certain minerals that for many years have been reckoned as pyroxenes can not belong to this group, their molecular structure being quite different.
Study of minerals along such lines is still in its infancy, but such examples as have come under my notice lead to the conviction that X-ray methods, especially when employed in conjunction with some of those longer known, are not only the most recent but among the most powerful methods of arriving at an understanding of what minerals, as well as artificial crystals, really are, how they are constituted, and how they are related.
It should again be said, in conclusion, that all determinations are to be made on identical material. The motto of Belgium may serve as a fitting summing up of my remarks-"L' Union fait la Force."
1 Presidential address, presented at the fifth annual meeting of The Mineralogical Society of America, Ithaca, New York, December 31, 1924.
2 T. L. Walker, Am. Min., 8, 41, 1923. In my choice of subject I fear that I have trenched somewhat on my friend's theme, for which I trust that his pardon will be granted.
3 W. Whewell, History of the Inductive Sciences, 2 vols., 1st ed., 1837; 3d. ed., 1882. For his account of Mineralogy see 3d., ed., vol. 2, 316-353 (1882).

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The objective of the Enzyme Handbook is to provide in a concise form data on enzymes sufficiently well characterized. Data of about 3000 enzymes are presently known and their data sheets will be published at a frequency of 200 per quarter. The data sheets are arranged in their EC Number sequence, Vol. 6 containing Oxidoreductases (Class 1.2: Acting on aldehyde or keto-group of donors, Class 1.3: Acting on CH-CH group of donors, Class 1.4: Acting on CH-NH2 group of donors). For each enzyme, systematic and common names are given, information on reaction type, substrate and product spectrum, inhibitors, cofactors, kinetic data, pH and temperature range, origin, purification, molecular data and storage conditions are listed. A reference list completes the data sheet. This collection is an indispensable source of information for researchers applying enzymes in analysis, synthesis and biotechnology.
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Today, Rep. Bridenstine submitted an omnibus rider to defund the Office of Refugee Resettlement, an agency which is unaccountable to Congress and helps resettle illegal aliens. We are under no obligation to import possible terrorists to replay the Paris attacks in America.
Text of letter to Rep. Hal Rogers and Rep Nita Lowey below:
The Honorable Hal Rogers
Committee on Appropriations
H-305, The Capitol
The Honorable Nita Lowey
Committee on Appropriations
1016 Longworth House Office Building
Dear Chairman Rogers and Ranking Member Lowey:
We write to express our strong support for prohibiting funds made available by an upcoming omnibus spending bill from being used by the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Refugee Resettlement (hereinafter ORR) for purposes of resettling, integrating, and providing other services for refugees, asylum seekers, or aliens not lawfully admitted and approved for lawful status for a period of six months.
The Administration recently announced its intent to resettle an additional 10,000 Syrian refugees in the U.S. in FY2016. Given the recent terror attacks in Paris and threats from the Islamic State (hereinafter ISIS), we suspect terrorists are actively trying to exploit our refugee program in order to infiltrate the United States. More importantly, "The FBI, intelligence community, and Homeland Security officials have all testified to the House Committee that they "don't know who these people are (referring to Syrian refugees)" according to Chairman McCaul of the Homeland Security Committee. 1 Senators Sessions and Shelby just released a list of twelve refugees (not exclusive to Syria) released into the U.S. in 2015 who were publicly implicated in terrorism. It would be irresponsible to continue resettling refugees given the clear and present danger posed by terrorists to the homeland.
In addition, we submit that no funding should be provided for other ORR resettlement services. ORR has been directly involved in the unlawful resettlement of thousands of illegal aliens crossing our Southern border over the past few years, another vulnerability ISIS has pledged to exploit. The Director of the Texas Department of Public Safety was recently asked whether Islamic State terrorists had infiltrated the Southern border. He responded , "Individuals that come across the Texas/Mexican border from countries with a known terrorism presence and the answer to that is yes."2 In April, a Judicial Watch report cited a Mexican Army officer and police inspector who asserted that ISIS was operating training bases in close proximity of the U.S. Southern border.3 Another report from August 2014 advised that social media traffic indicated ISIS was planning to "infiltrate" the Southern border in order to carry out a terrorist attack.4 Further, the Homeland Security Department recently confirmed that eight Syrians, traveling in two family units, were taken into custody at the border in the Laredo sector. Six Syrians with fake passports were also arrested in Honduras.
The direct threat posed by ISIS is compounded by ORR's lack of transparency and competence. Section 413(a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to submit an annual report to Congress regarding the activities of ORR "no later than the January 31 following the end of each fiscal year..." ORR's FY2014 report is still outstanding. The annual reports contain important information about "refugee placement' , "ORR refugee health initiatives", and "discretionary grants ..."
ORR's resettlement services must be temporarily suspended. This will allow our government to develop sufficient vetting protocols for overseas refugees, illegal aliens or asylum seekers crossing our Southern border. Moreover, ORR must produce its FY2014 Annual Report to Congress, as required by law, and take other steps to assure Members of this body that it will operate with transparency moving forward. ORR's activities are costing hardworking American taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars and potentially endangering the security of our country.
Thank you for your consideration of our views on these matters.
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MILWAUKEE — The Packers Give Back program has given a total of $500K in grants to eight Milwaukee County organizations.
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The Packers have distributed eight more grants, in addition to their 16 last month, to Milwaukee County nonprofit organizations.
All of the nonprofits are taking steps to assist the Milwaukee County community during this pandemic. These organizations are doing things like addressing food and hygiene needs, housing assistance, transportation, medication and more.
The Packers Give Back Program has given a total of 24 grants to Milwaukee County organizations, with more expected in the future. Organizations receiving these grants include schools, homeless shelters, and food pantries.
The eight new grants will go to the following organizations:
- Adult Learning Center
- Friedens Community Ministries
- IndependenceFirst, Inc.
- Milwaukee Health Service, Inc.
- Neu-Life Community Development Inc.
- Province of St. Joseph of the Capuchin Order Inc.
- Sixteenth Street Community Health Center
- Sojourner Foundation Inc.
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A federal judge in southern Texas on Saturday again blocked PepsiCo’s launch of Gatorade’s new Gatorlyte line, six days after the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said she should have held a hearing before issuing the temporary restraining order.
Laboratorios Pisa and CAB Enterprises – the Mexican maker and U.S. distributor of Electrolit, represented by Alston & Bird – filed suit on Feb. 18 to enjoin the Feb. 21 launch of Gatorlyte by PepsiCo and its Stokely-Van Camp subsidiary. Their complaint for trade-dress infringement alleged that PepsiCo copied the size, shape and labeling of Electrolit’s bottles in order to confuse potential purchasers of electrolyte drinks.
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The Kardashians Set To Go To Court To Challenge Blac Chyna’s Recent Lawsuit
The family's attorney filed a set of documents on December 21st.
Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian West and Rob Kardashian’s attorney’s have filed for a “demurrer” – arguing that Blac Chyna’s restraining order against Rob put paid to the hopes of Rob & Chyna ever being recommissioned.
Let's get checking out the Geordie Shore lasses discussing the most shocking reality TV moments of 2017...
According to PEOPLE, the documents were filed on December 21st and cite Chyna’s restraining order – which prevented Rob from contacting her “either directly or indirectly, in any way” – as the real reason the 2016 show was binned.
The document allegedly reads: “Given Plaintiff’s conduct in seeking and obtaining a restraining order that required Rob to stay away from Plaintiff and her workplace, no trier of fact could possibly find that it was reasonably probable that a second season of Rob & Chyna would have been picked up and filmed.”
Chyna’s initial complaint named the entire Kardashian-Jenner family as accessories in allegedly damaging her brand and verbally and physically abusing her, but soon amended the charges to pertain to only Kris, Kim, and Rob.
The filing claims that Kris Jenner and Kim have a court date on January 18th to present their side of the case, while Blac’s lawyer, Lisa Bloom, has declared: “We are confident that we will prevail in court.”


2013 Oregon Revised Statutes
Volume : 03 - Landlord-Tenant, Domestic Relations, Probate
Chapter 109 - Parent and Child Rights and Relationships
Section 109.335 - Appointment of guardian pending further adoption proceedings.
Notwithstanding the provisions of ORS chapter 125 that relate to the appointment of a guardian, when a petition is filed pursuant to ORS 109.309 for leave to adopt a minor child and the required consent thereto has been filed, the court before which the petition is pending may on its own motion enter an order appointing the petitioner or some other suitable person guardian of the minor child pending further order of the court or entry of a judgment under ORS 109.350. [1965 c.187 §1; 1967 c.231 §1; 1973 c.823 §108; 1995 c.664 §83; 2003 c.576 §149]
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It goes without saying that water management in greenhouses is an aspect of cultivation that needs to be utterly monitored and adjusted. Think of the pH, the EC, the amount of algae, fungi, diseases, etc. But one factor that is at least as important as those is often forgotten, observes CEO André van der Stoel and his team from Industrial Product Solutions: Dissolved oxygen.
Industrial Product Solutions (IPS) produces original and innovative technological solutions for growing crops. IPS uses the latest technologies in cultivation, harvesting and packaging. Its systems achieve maximum yield with minimum input of natural resources and labour.
Biological importance of oxygen
Plants need oxygen for their growth. The oxygen is absorbed by the roots in its dissolved form. Oxygen is important for the active uptake of essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphate and potassium, but also for the build-up of proteins and dry matter production. A lack of oxygen in irrigation water causes serious growth problems, as André knows. Dissolved oxygen is also important for substrate quality. "High dissolved oxygen concentrations cause a competitive increase in soil life, to the disadvantage of pathogens. The amount of dissolved oxygen also regulates the production of substances that suppress diseases and pests."
IPS installed an oxygen injection unit in a greenhouse that cultivates on a hydroponic system, for example
Oxygen deficiency in the irrigation water
Industrial Product Solutions BV (IPS) from Dutch town 's-Gravendeel, designed and developed a special, patented oxygen unit for introducing dissolved oxygen into water.
This system takes into account the needs of the plant; dissolved oxygen and no air bubbles. IPS received the request from various customers who had problems with oxygen deficiency.
IPS oxygen injection unit
André explains: "The need of plant and substrate for dissolved oxygen is not new. Research has already amply demonstrated the role dissolved oxygen plays in various mechanisms in the plant. Strangely enough, both the supplying sector and the growers do not seem to be aware of the importance of sufficient dissolved oxygen in the irrigation water."
In practice, the entire water composition is checked and adjusted, except for the oxygen concentration, notes the CEO. "We could quite easily relate the growth problems in the (hydroponic) cultivation systems among our customers to low oxygen content in the water. The development and installation of the oxygen injection unit solved the problems for our customers and resulted in a significant increase in growth and quality of the crop."
In the summer the absorption of oxygen by the plant is the highest, due to the strong growth during this period, continues André. “However, the oxygen capacity of water decreases as its temperature increases. Oxygen can enter the water through diffusion from the atmosphere. However, the contact surface of irrigation water (in storage tanks) with the atmosphere is often comparatively too low. Or there is no contact at all because the tank is sealed. Also, the time in which diffusion can take place is often too short for the amount of water. We recommend adherence to the physical maximum dissolved oxygen concentration of 8.5 ppm for water with a temperature of 25℃."
In practice, however, Industrial Product Solutions often measures concentrations between 3 and 5 ppm at growers' premises. “You don’t want bacteria in your crop, and yet this water is the first to be used for watering? There is no doubt that the plants suffer a lot at these kinds of concentrations. This does make the necessity of adding dissolved oxygen to the water crystal clear," he clarifies. "Our experience has shown that our dissolved oxygen injection unit can save a lot of growers problems with the growth of their crop."
Oxygen injection unit
IPS has completely renewed its patented oxygen injection unit. Now the right solution can be offered for every situation and oxygen requirement. IPS' unit can increase the oxygen concentration of the irrigation water up to 3 to 4 times the physical oxygen uptake capacity of the water without using much energy. "Through an intelligent method where oxygen is mixed with water, the water absorbs the oxygen quickly and efficiently without charging the water and the plant roots are not affected. This is in contrast to bubble generators."
The desired oxygen concentration can be easily adjusted by the grower and the unit can be installed in-line with other water systems or stand-alone. The unit is available in different sizes and versions, depending on the greenhouse's water requirements. According to André, this ensures that the unit can be used in many different growing systems, such as ebb and flow systems, outdoor cultivation, pot cultivation, vertical farming and various hydroponics systems, both NFT and DFT.
The oxygen injection unit can be used in almost any cultivation system

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(February 27, 2020 / JNS) Twenty-six people have died so far from coronavirus in Iran, reported the Iranian news agency IRNA on Thursday.
Iranian authorities have closed schools, universities and other educational centers across the country, and have restricted public gatherings such as concerts and sporting events, according to the report.
The virus’s death toll in Iran is the highest outside of China, where the current outbreak began, and is beginning to be spread from Iran to other countries in the region. Iranian officials on Wednesday said there were 139 confirmed cases of coronavirus infection, but many in Iran believe the true figure is much higher.
As a result of the crisis, Iran’s rial dropped to a one-year low of 158,500 against the dollar on Wednesday as the country was forced to close most of its borders, threatening non-oil exports, Reuters reported.
Meanwhile, on Thursday, Saudi Arabia suspended until further notice travel to the holiest Islamic sites, just months before the annual hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.
There have been no reported cases of the virus in Saudi Arabia so far, according to Reuters, but the infection continues to spread to other Middle Eastern countries. Lebanon confirmed its second case on Wednesday, in a traveler returning from Iran.
Qatar’s ruler Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani on Wednesday ordered the evacuation of Qatari and Kuwaiti citizens from Iran.
Also on Wednesday, Pakistan confirmed its first two cases, also recent returnees from Iran, according to Reuters.
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By DORISH KAMBA
WHAT you teach and research must relate to these three major scourges – HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
“And, it’s in the rural areas, not medical schools in big towns that these major threats must be fought and overcome,” Prof Ian Maddocks told medicine and health sciences graduates of the University of Papua New Guinea last Friday.
He said PNG’s Vision 2050 clearly included some aims for health, estimating that the population would hit 18 million people and major improvements must be achieved against the three major diseases.
“There are three aspects of the work of a doctor and a nurse, describing them as the three Hs – head, hands and heart.
“With your head, you have impressive knowledge and were selected for your proven ability to pass examinations. With your hands, you will now have an opportunity to practise with and build skills as you take full responsibility for the physical care of patients.
“Heart is you third need. The heart person listens carefully and enters into the experience and understanding of others, is helpful and goes the extra mile,” Prof Maddocks said.
He told those graduating in science that they too had the opportunity to work with the three Hs.
“Medical and science graduates should be the builders of bridges of our country. A bridge can be built between traditional and modern economy, between one’s language with hundreds of others and oneself and the community,” he said.
More than 300 students graduated with diplomas and degrees in medicine and health sciences.

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An Act to amend the Institute of Sport Act 1995 in relation to the staff of the New South Wales Institute of Sport and for other purposes.
1 Name of Act
This Act is the Institute of Sport Amendment Act 2003.
This Act commences on a day or days to be appointed by proclamation.
3 Amendment of Institute of Sport Act 1995 No 52
The Institute of Sport Act 1995 is amended as set out in Schedule 1.
Schedule 1 Amendments
 Section 3 Definitions
Omit the definition of Director.
 Section 17
Omit the section. Insert instead:17 Chief executive officer(1) The Board may, in consultation with the Minister, appoint a chief executive officer of the Institute. Chapter 2 of the Public Sector Employment and Management Act 2002 does not apply to or in respect of the chief executive officer.(2) The chief executive officer is a member of staff of the Institute.(3) The chief executive officer is responsible for the day-to-day management of the Institute subject to and in accordance with the policies and other decisions of the Board and subject to any direction of the Minister.(4) Any act, matter or thing done in the name of, or on behalf of, the Institute by the chief executive officer is taken to have been done by the Institute.
 Section 18
Omit the section. Insert instead:18 Staff of Institute(1) The Institute may employ such staff as may be necessary to enable the Institute to exercise its functions. Chapter 2 of the Public Sector Employment and Management Act 2002 does not apply to or in respect of any such staff.(2) The regulations may make provision for or with respect to the employment of the staff of the Institute, including the conditions of employment and the discipline of any such staff.(3) The Institute may arrange for the use of the services of any staff (by secondment or otherwise) or facilities of a Government agency. For the purposes of this Act, a person whose services are made use of under this section is a member of staff of the Institute.(4) The Institute may engage consultants for the purposes of getting expert advice.
 Section 19 Sporting Development Advisory Committee
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 Section 24 Payments from Fund
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 Section 27
Omit the section. Insert instead:27 Personal liability of members of the Board and certain other personsA matter or thing done or omitted to be done by:(a) the Institute, or(b) a member of staff of the Institute, or(c) the Board or a committee of the Board, ordoes not, if the matter or thing was done or omitted to be done in good faith for the purpose of executing this Act, subject the member or a person so acting personally to any action, liability, claim or demand.(d) a member of the Board, a member of a committee of the Board or any person acting under the direction of the Board or of a committee of the Board,
 Section 29 Custody and use of seal
Omit “Director” wherever occurring.Insert instead “chief executive officer”.

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David Lynch and Mark Frost’s sequel “took us somewhere entirely new, on its own creative terms and using its own visual language,” says Hank Stuever. “Like Game of Thrones, it required that we pay attention and even do our homework. (‘Siri, who is Tycho Nestoris?’ ‘Never mind, Siri — who is Phillip Jeffries?’) It rewarded expertise while rewarding a more casual viewer with a thrill ride. This season, ‘Game of Thrones abandoned those traits and became a set of color-coded index cards arranged on a bulletin board in a writers room, each card representing its own holy-crap moment in a season overburdened with holy-crap moments, rather than honoring the whole of the work. PLUS: Twin Peaks wasn’t as big as Ray Donovan, yet Showtime says it exceeded expectations, and how a movie critic saw Twin Peaks compared to a TV critic.
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Mueller Monday sure lived up to its hype, didn’t it? Indictments of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his top aide Rick Gates, along with a surprise guilty plea from campaign adviser George Papadopoulos, went beyond all the breathless speculation over the weekend. The only other campaign chairman ever indicted was none other than John Mitchell, the former attorney general who ran Richard Nixon’s 1972 campaign. Mitchell was ultimately convicted for his role in the Watergate break-in and did 19 months in prison. It looks like Paul Manafort is just making America great again.
Lawfare published a succinct description of what happened in the courthouse yesterday morning:
The first big takeaway from Monday morning’s flurry of charging and plea documents with respect to Paul Manafort Jr., Richard Gates III and George Papadopoulos is this: The president of the United States had as his campaign chairman a man who had allegedly served for years as an unregistered foreign agent for a puppet government of Vladimir Putin, a man who was allegedly laundering remarkable sums of money even while running the now-president’s campaign, a man who allegedly lied about all of this to the FBI and the Justice Department.
The second big takeaway is even starker: A member of President Trump’s campaign team [Papadopoulos] admits that he was working with people he knew to be tied to the Russian government to “arrange a meeting between the Campaign and the Russian government officials” and to obtain “dirt” on Hillary Clinton in the form of thousands of hacked emails — and that he lied about these activities to the FBI. He briefed President Trump on at least some of them.
The authors added, “as opening salvos go, it’s a doozy.”
But it is only an opening salvo. It’s clear that Papadapoulos has been cooperating with special counsel Robert Mueller’s team for some time. There’s language in the documents that some legal observers have said probably means he’s been working on Mueller’s behalf for a couple of months. That may be making anyone who’s spoken with him recently quite nervous. Some prosecutors have speculated that Mueller unsealed this plea agreement yesterday in order to send a message to anyone who may have been aware of Papadopoulos’ activities that they should probably cooperate because he knows where all the bodies are buried.
This “Papadopoulos stipulation” provided some juicy details, including the fact that at a meeting in March of 2016 with Trump and the foreign policy advisory committee, Papadopoulos allegedly said he had connections to arrange a meeting between Trump and Putin. Apparently the president, who insists he has the greatest memory in the world, forgot about that on all the times he insisted that neither he nor his campaign ever had any dealings or interests in Russia.
The Manafort and Gates arrests were a different sort of opening salvo. The criminal indictments all had to do money laundering of millions of dollars in ill-gotten gains in the years between 2006 and 2015. When these were announced on Monday morning, Trump himself tweeted that it all had nothing to do with him, declaring “No Collusion!” When the Papadopoulos plea was announced he went quiet, presumably because of all the collusion involved.
But he shouldn’t have been so sure of himself to begin with. It’s highly likely that Mueller’s office is working hard to get Manafort to “flip.” One of the members of the special counsel’s team, former prosecutor Andrew Weissmann, was in the courtroom on Friday. That’s one of Weissmann’s specialties, honed in the Brooklyn U.S. Attorney’s office prosecuting organized crime with colleague George Stamboulidis. According to Reuters:
In 1997, [Weissmann] and trial partner George Stamboulidis brought down one of the country’s most powerful mob bosses, Vincent “the Chin” Gigante, with the help of turncoat witnesses.
“We cut our teeth in the organized crime section,” said Stamboulidis, now in private practice. “And the only way you can make those cases is to get people to cooperate, even when the oath of Omerta (a Mafia code of silence and non-cooperation with authorities) was strong and in full play.”
How that talent might be used in this Russia probe is anyone’s guess, but we know already that Manafort and Gates are implicated in money laundering and various financial crimes. If one wanted to “flip” a person to gain cooperation in understanding a larger conspiracy, this is the sort of crime an aggressive prosecutor would use as leverage. For what it’s worth, Betsy Woodruff of the Daily Beast reported that federal prosecutors who have worked with Weissmann in the past believed that the early-morning raid on Manafort’s condo a few weeks back had his name written all over it. This case could be his baby.
Even if Manafort doesn’t flip on Trump, or simply doesn’t have any evidence that Trump knew what was going on, his arrest has to have kept Trump up all night. By indicting Manafort on charges of money laundering, and doing so with an apparent go-ahead from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees his office, Mueller has made it clear that he will pursue the investigation wherever it leads, including into financial crimes that are not related to the campaign. Trump is almost definitely exposed.
Back in May I wrote about Trump’s long history of suspicious financial dealing, specifically money laundering, which is extremely common in real estate and gambling. In fact, Trump’s Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City was known as a particular haunt of Russian mobsters and was cited repeatedly for money laundering. Just four months before Trump announced his presidential campaign, Fortune magazine reported that the Trump Taj Mahal had settled charges that it had violated money laundering laws by agreeing to a $10 million civil penalty for violations going back to 2003.
The list of possible dirty dealings in Trump’s foreign businesses and real estate holdings (including an unrelated FBI investigation into a Russian money laundering ring in Trump Tower) is a long one. By indicting Manafort on charges that fall outside the election collusion investigation, Mueller has put Donald Trump on notice. He’s going there.
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It’s hard to be in two places at once, but when degrees are conferred on members of Mississippi College’s Class of 2022, Wesley Thomas will have more than one spot in line.
During his four years at MC, Thomas, a resident of Clinton, earned two distinct degrees: a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a Bachelor of Science in Business.
Thankfully, the School of Sciences and Mathematics and the School of Business will hand out diplomas to their respective graduating students at different times. So, the only downside to his uncommon academic achievement will be having to sit through two graduation ceremonies.
Thomas said that might be too much to ask of family members who plan to watch him receive his diplomas.
“I’ve already told my grandparents they only have to come to one ceremony,” Thomas said with a laugh.
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As every genealogist knows, tracing one’s ancestors can be an exercise in frustration, but Peyton Scoggin discovered following a “family tree” can bring a group closer than he could have imagined.
The Hattiesburg native, business administration major, and president of the Shawreth Order, a brotherhood of male students at MC that promotes the ideals of a Biblical, Christ-like lifestyle and standard for excellence, set out to research the “family lines” of big brothers and little brothers throughout the organization. Before he knew it, he had embarked on a project that would involve compiling detailed information on all 511 former members of the group.
“I realized I had amassed the biggest store of contact information anyone in Shawreth had ever had,” Scoggin said. “I knew I couldn’t let that go to waste, so I decided to create a directory consisting of phone numbers, email addresses, current cities and states they live in, and everyone’s degrees and professions.
“It’s like having our own personal LinkedIn.”
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Thomas and Scoggin represent more than 500 exceptional members of the MC Class of 2022 whose determination, tenacity, and faith have helped them complete their journey to undergraduate, graduate, and terminal degrees. Their accomplishments will be celebrated during MC’s Central Commencement, scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 5, on the Quad. The ceremony will include live music, special awards, and the Alumni Charge. In the event of inclement weather, Central Commencement will take place in the A.E. Wood Coliseum.
Degrees will be conferred to MC students during their respective schools’ graduation ceremonies on Friday, May 6: the Schools of Business, Christian Studies and the Arts, and Humanities and Social Sciences at 10 a.m.; the Schools of Nursing, Sciences and Mathematics, and Interdisciplinary Studies at 1 p.m.; and the School of Education at 4 p.m.
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Thomas, who earned college credit from advanced placement courses in high school, plunged into his studies at MC, setting an academic pace sufficient to complete the Biological Sciences Degree Track in three years. Yet he wasn’t ready to leave the Christian University – or his undergraduate lifestyle – so soon.
“School is important, grades are important, but I also love being involved and plugged in on campus,” he said. “I wouldn’t have enjoyed college as much without the things that I do and the friends that I have made.”
Obtaining an additional degree in business required studying two distinctly different curricula. Thomas, who has his sights set on running his own dentistry practice one day, remembered the trusted advice of his mentor, Clinton dentist Dr. John Goolsby.
“He had always said he wished he had more business background when he started his practice,” Thomas said. “That led me to decide to get a second degree in business.”
His decision was supported by his academic advisers – Dr. Jerry Reagan, professor of biology, and Dr. Marcelo Eduardo, The Anderson Distinguished Professor of Finance and dean of the School of Business – who helped tailor a schedule to accommodate the exacting requirements of both majors.
“Wesley is an exceptional student who had the foresight and discipline to pursue two very demanding paths,” Eduardo said. “There is no question that most pre-dentistry majors understand conceptually the great benefit and advantage that having a strong business background would provide them in their future practice. The impediment is having the discipline, time management, and commitment to train in both areas.
“This requires a singular talent and Wesley fits that description. He will benefit greatly from his business education once he begins his practice, and all his hard work will pay off.”
There was little overlap between class requirements for biology and business, but Thomas joked that one educational pursuit did bleed over into the other, at least one time.
“During my last semester, I was taking virology and management information systems,” he said. “We were talking about medical viruses in one class, and then we were talking about computer viruses in another, so I had to think twice to keep them from getting a little jumbled in my head.
“Generally, all of my science classes would fall on one day, and all my business classes would fall on another. That helped me keep them separate.”
Which was the more difficult degree to earn?
“Biology was more challenging for me,” he said. “Business had challenging classes, but nothing compared to the biology courses.”
To round out his daunting academic schedule – Thomas would take anywhere from 18 to 21 hours of classes each semester – he served as Civitan Men’s Club president, director of the Campus Programming Board, Welcome Week director, and Orientation director this year. He credits the extracurricular activities for helping him develop leadership skills to complement his impressive classroom credentials.
“It’s been a lot, but it’s been fun,” he said. “You can achieve in the classroom, but that can be a problem if you can’t hold a conversation with someone.
“It’s been a good experience to lead different organizations, to think ahead, make mistakes, fail at times, but learn from that experience. It’s good to figure out my leadership abilities here in college instead of trying to discover them later on. It’s a worthwhile experience.”
While he awaits word whether he’ll be accepted into the School of Dentistry at the University of Mississippi Medical Center, Thomas knows he has a head start on his dream, thanks to his second degree.
“Without the business classes, I’d have no idea what I was doing when it comes time to start a practice,” he said. “I have a good foundation, and I won’t be going in blind from a business perspective. I know all the basic things without which I would have been lost.”
As his undergraduate days draw to a close, Thomas has one final social event to help stage: the Campus Programming Board’s first Farewell Week. He said the event will be a poignant time for him to reflect on the struggles and triumphs of his undergraduate career.
“It’s bittersweet, hanging out with the guys one last time,” he said. “It’s an interesting time with a lot of emotions.”
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When he rushed Shawreth and made his way through various officer positions, serving as sergeant-at-arms, vice-president, and ultimately president, Scoggin never set out to compile the ultimate catalog of his club’s members. He merely wanted to understand exactly where he fit in the group.
As a freshman, he had a “dysfunctional” family line. So Scoggin decided to trace his “family tree” in the organization to see how he could go. To his surprise, he was able to go back several generations – almost to the club’s founding in 1988.
When he became sergeant-at-arms during his junior year, Scoggin wanted to trace the line of Shawreth members who had formerly served in that position. He discovered there wasn’t much information available in the club’s records, so he set out once again to track down as far back as he could go.
“By the time I became vice president, I had a pretty good database worth of people I had met from tracing my family line and past sergeants over the last three years,” Scoggin said. But when he looked at the Shawreth History, a history of the club that Drew Ahlrich, a former president, had recently compiled, he noticed some material was missing – information “holes” he might be able to plug by contacting some of the past Shawreth members whose data he had compiled, and ask for their help.
“I went on what has become a six-month process,” he said.
He began by texting everyone whose telephone number was already in his contact list, providing the names of former Shawreth members who had been lost to antiquity, and asking for any available information they had on them. As the responses began to trickle in, he entered the new information into his database, then contacted the newly revealed former members with a similar request.
It was a painstaking process that uncovered more than a few discrepancies, especially among the oldest club members.
“The hardest part was in the earlier years. We didn’t have a list of everybody in the rush classes, and it was especially difficult in the rush classes before members had cell phones,” Scoggin said. “We had to rely on who they remembered was in their rush class and in the class before them. I wrote every name I could find and a paragraph of notes with details on everyone I was still trying to track down.”
Once he had contacted as many former members as possible and filled in the names of members from every rush class since 1998, he then began the task of tracing all the family lines.
“That’s where people’s memories were really off,” he jokingly said. “For example, on many occasions, multiple people may have claimed to have the same person to be their big brother, or they weren’t sure whether someone had been their little brother or someone else’s entirely.
“A couple of liberties had to be taken while doing all the ‘bigs’ and ‘littles,’ but I managed to complete it all.”
Once he had everyone’s information from the family lines, Scoggin realized he had the largest collection of Shawreth contacts anyone had ever amassed. So, he began putting together a directory for all succeeding members of the club to treasure and keep current.
The resulting work is critically important to sustaining the organization’s legacy, according to Dr. Evan Lenow, director of church and minister relations and director of event services at MC and a charter member of Shawreth.
“Shawreth has done better than most in keeping records, but there were significant gaps,” Lenow said. “People would graduate, leave, move off, and naturally, they would lose track over time. That’s what Peyton discovered. While he had the names of officers and some contact information for some alumni who had stayed nearby, the club had lost track of a lot of folks who had moved away.
“The charter members really wanted to establish an organization that would last and stay true to its mission for generations. Having these connections through the history of the club all the way back to the charter members ensures that connection to the original purpose and mission of Shawreth will continue.”
Scoggin estimates the project took from 300 to 400 hours to complete – not to mention the time he devoted to the organization as an officer and to his classwork. Many times, he encountered his share of setbacks, but managed to persevere, despite mounting frustration.
“There were so many times I wanted to give up,” he said. “Half of the time, I just wanted to pick up my laptop, throw it against the wall, and say, ‘I’m done with this.’
“But there was still a giant hole to fill. And once I had traced the rush classes back from 2018 to 2003, I knew that I was about halfway through. If I stopped there, I was afraid no one would be willing to pick up the torch.”
So, he continued. And the reward for all his hard work? Gratitude.
“The Alumni of Shawreth have shown me overwhelming kindness,” he said. “Once I started talking with all these people, I heard all their fun stories. A lot of people offered to take me for a cup of coffee. There are hundreds of people with whom I feel completely comfortable picking up the phone, calling, and talking about anything I might need.
“It’s amazing to see how Shawreth has grown and changed over the decades as every year, a new rush class comes in and another one graduates out.”
Which led to the idea of a Shawreth alumni reunion, which Scoggin helped plan last February. About 50 former members gathered in Anderson Hall to mingle and reminisce about their time at MC.
“The most surprising thing to me was the distribution of class members throughout all of Shawreth who attended,” Scoggin said of the event. “At high school reunions, everyone is the same age and at the same stage of life. But at this reunion, we had people from 18 to 45. They could be trying to get into grad school, they could have just gotten married or had kids, or they could be the parent of three teenagers who had a baseball game that day.
“It was a relaxed time for everybody. Members were able to just hang out and just enjoy visiting with one another.”
To ensure his legacy of Shawreth lineage remains intact, Scoggin wrote a pair of amendments to the organization’s constitution that will prevent his directory from becoming outdated. But the ultimate value of his project for Shawreth lies in its vast potential for networking.
“With access to current contact information for all the Shawreth members over the last 25 years, whenever the current group of students wants to host an event like the reunion, they can reach out and get a response from virtually all the alumni through the years,” he said. “Best of all, a Shawreth member who might be moving to a big city and needs somebody to go to church with, or a senior planning to go to graduate school somewhere else, can use the information to reach out to Shawreth alumni living in that area.
“That’s what I hope it’ll be used for in the future – to keep people connected.”
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