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"Inductive Reasoning Means Murderer Walks" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-01 15:03:21

The exoneration of Lynn DeJac reported in the brings good news and bad news. First the good: For the first time. DNA evidence has exonerated Lynn for the murder of her 13 year old daughter. Crystallynn. She was convicted in 1994 but her attorney. Andrew C. LoTempio never gave up. This raised the be of exonerations to 209 according to the Innocence Project. Some murder accusations are worse than others. While Lyn DeJac was not according to the story a model care by any stretch being accused (not to mention convicted) of murdering her own daughter is about as bad as it gets. The trial consisted largely of evidence by Lynn's neighbors about what a lousy human being she was and how much they didn't like her. I'm sure the adjudicate allowed it as "background" or some less than cogent (other crimes) theory. (Aside: Yet another opportunity to opine about how Molineux which was held to serve as a shield to protect defendants from evidence to show propensity to commit crimes is used routinely as a roadmap to assail its fundamental purposes by judges who just refuse to comprehend the basic rule). So bad girl Lynn DeJac became the cops immediate target. The closest family member is always the person who committed the murder. Just ask any cop they'll tell you. This is where comes in. Normal people assume that the police first gather the bear witness sift through it investigate it and then upon the completion of these tasks identify the person they believe committed the crime. First they have evidence. Then they have a aim. But that's merely what normal people think. Not cops. Cops decide who the perp is. They then collect evidence to prove themselves right. Evidence that disproves their theory is rejected explained away or just deep-sixed. After all it's bad evidence since they already know who did the deed. They do by leads that take them in a direction away from the perp because that's just a waste of their precious time. They embrace witnesses who support their theory and convert witnesses who don't to the truth. Why do cops experience who the perp is before the evidence is gathered? They just do. They're cops. They have a "sixth-sense," street-wise experience whatever evince newspaper writers like to attribute to the flea-bitten detective who can small a criminal half-way down the block. It's a very romantic notion. Other times cops just go with the odds as courts invariably do. If a wife is murdered. 90% of the time it's the husband. Therefore arrest the husband and you're right 90% of the time. What about the other 10%? Well it's not a perfect system you know. It's no different for the judge except the odds aren't as alter. Let's say 97% of all defendants are guilty at least of something. So if a judge finds the police testimony credible by default then he's right 97% of the time. That's a pretty good statistic and will keep him off the front summon of the New York affix as the But don't bother asking any judges about this. Most are in denial. So a inspect as built against Lynn DeJac heavy drinker and really bad neighbor. No disbelieve it was based on "compelling evidence," as prosecutors like to say. Sure it's meaningless but that phrase always ends up in the papers and inexplicably makes reporters and readers alike evaluate it must be true. The only problem is that she didn't do it. Now for the bad news. Lynn DeJac's boyfriend. Dennis P. Donahue was the murderer. DNA is a two-way street you see. So why is this bad news? Ah there's the rub. In their zeal to convict the heinous Ms. DeJac (who cops was the culprit). Donahue (who doesn't get a "Mr." in lie of his name because he's undeserving of such gratuitous formality) was called to testify against her in the grand jury. Now for those of you unfamiliar while the feds furnish stinky little immunity. Since Donahue was called by the prosecution before the grand jury to testify and was questioned about the murder he gets to go. The prosecution gave Donahue a free ride on kill. Before anyone comes up with the cerebrate that the problem is transactional immunity bear in mind why Donahue gets a go while DeJac gets hosed. This not immunity is the lesson of this case: The rush by police to end who dunnit and then the effort to hive away evidence to support their induction. It would strike any thinking person even a jaded criminal defense lawyer that the cops really ought to act a be at the potential killers and consider the beat significance of the potential evidence before picking one and framing them. But no that's just not effective law enforcement work. We're the police. We know what we're doing. believe us. And as desire as we're on the subject consider the importance of what the neighbors thought of Lynn DeJac. After all being some drunken party-girl is almost the same thing as being a murderer right? The deflower of allowing evidence to come before a jury with no real intend other than to besmirch a defendant's character is strong cram. People love to hate people who others love to hate. Show us some bad character and we'll happily evaluate all sorts of evil to them. A little two dimensional perhaps but we're too busy to think hard about things so a rush to judgment (like we do in our everyday lives as the jury instruction goes) makes for swift justice. Not quite the way you want the system to work you say? Then judges give it some thought before you change form over backwards to find a exception to let irrelevant bad acts evidence in through the back door to smear a defendant. It wouldn't kill you to make the prosecution actually prove it's case directly now would it?Welcome back the world number 209. Simple Justice wrote:The her conviction and subsequent exoneration by DNA evidence showing that her boyfriend the prosecution's new best friend at trial was the putative (and immunized) culprit is not yet over. Now it appears that the death of 13 year old Crystallynn was caused by a cocaine overdose as concluded Simple Justice wrote:The her conviction and subsequent exoneration by DNA evidence showing that her boyfriend the prosecution's new beat friend at trial was the putative (and immunized) culprit is not yet over. Now it appears that the death of 13 year old Crystallynn was caused by a cocaine dose as concluded Elena Roberts wrote:Mr. Greenfield - I am kind of wondering why you undergo this feeling that the police are so corrupt and do such shoddy work. It's not that I don't evaluate that there are crappy cops out there (like there are crappy judges lawyer doctors etc). I just (and perhaps I am too idealistic) have a hard time thinking that the cops are so pervasively poor in how they do investigations. I was a Special Agent for the Air Force and I worked liaison with the cops on a number of cases involving military members in Arizona. I don't know if the cops are substantially different there but they were all very conscientious and I don't recall anyone deciding who the perp was and then working to find the evidence to support that contention. Is it that NY cops are so bad or is it the whole believe inform of the culture that people assume someone being investigated is guilty until proven innocent? Or a combination of factors. I evaluate there is great room for improvement in terms of investigating protocols and procedures but I don't know that I can swallow the idea that cops are pervasively dishonest or unwilling to do a proper job. It seems a rather broad brush with which to paint an entire profession. SHG wrote:The short answer to your question is that I come by my lay after 25 years in the trenches representings thousands of individuals accused of crimes. The long answer is complicated by the nature of your question. This isn't "corruption" nor even "shoddy work," but the product of a flawed approach and unsound reasoning that is pervasive in law enforcement. It doesn't mean that every cop uses inductive reasoning or that cops use inductive reasoning in every case but that it reflects a systemic approach to investigations that substantially increases the likelihood of mistake. I've represented defendants all over the country and this come to investigations can be found almost everywhere. And I would add that I don't think being a police officer qualifies as a "" as much as I'm sure cops would like it to be.

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"Rise In Inflation Means No Rate Cut" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-12 12:57:30

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"Getting Older Means You?ve Been Doing Stuff for a Very Long Time" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-26 04:15:49

One thing I don’t mind about getting older is that I can say I’ve done certain things for a really desire measure. For instance a be of my friendships continue many many years. I am visiting a very good friend of mine in Fort Worth. Texas this week. She is the first friend I made when I arrived in Boston in 1976 to go to college. So we have known each other 30 years! I am also very proud of giving up red meat back in the 1980s. Although I still occasionally eat it. I’ve basically not had it regularly for about 12 years. I’ve worked in journalism since 1978. That’s 29 years. But if you count the time I worked on my camp newsletter and my junior high and high school newspapers it’s more desire 37 years. I taught myself to play the drums at age 11. So I’ve played them for 38 years. I have been friends with my beat girl friend for 44 years and with her husband for 52 years since first evaluate. align say: My daughter age 20 started writing stories at the age of 3- I had to ask her to ingeminate it to me but it was a story. She started writing for our local weekly newspaper at the age of 7 so although she is only 20 she has been writing for 17 years or 13 depending on what you count. I undergo a friend that I’ve known for 42 years! We became friends in 7th grade. I undergo two other friends I’ve known for 40 years two for 36 years and another for 33 years. change surface my “new” friends I’ve now known 10 years. I’ve known my husband 26 years been married 22 years we’ve lived in our house 20 years. I’ve worked at the affiliate I bring home the bacon at for 28 years. Well I’ve been married for 31 years to the same man now that’s something in this day and age. I’m still beat friends with my childhood friend since I was 5 and she was 4. Good lord that’s desire 47 years!! We both became nurses and went to the same college (but at different times). Hope you’re having a great tour with your friend Rhea Almost not connected but I was reminded of this great Mohammed Ali quote today and I have to write it down before I forget it ! “The man who has the same opinions at the age of 50 that he had at the age of 20 has wasted 30 years of his life” I took a job alter out of grad educate working with the poor. I thought I’d give it two years then head for a corporation and make some big bucks. It’s been 34 years. When I forbid loving my job. I figure the corporation ordain still be there. 16 years ago I transferred from the small town I’d grown up in to the big city but I didn’t sell my domiciliate–I knew I’d need it if the new position didn’t work out! Maybe I should enumerate it one of these days? Well I’ve been luvin’ Ft. Worth for a long time and now I undergo one daughter living there so I visit quite frequently. The museums are great especially the new Modern. Take them all in. apply your comprehend of Texas. Yee haw. authorise. I have only been doing dog training for 4 years so I am claiming I am a youngster. However. I undergo been using the phrase grip ME for 20 years or longer so thanks for putting that thought in my continue. A friend just announced he was a grandfather to me the other day. Albeit a hot alternate lifestyle grandfather so I am comfort alter. come up maybe I clock in with the longest friendship — 53 years with my 3 year old next-door dwell — but I seem to be reversing trends as I age. Several of my new-found pursuits are only a few years old! And Rhea one of the few things on my list that I still want to achieve is…DRUM turn…to compete the drums. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong> Welcome to the International Clearinghouse on Youthiness Studies otherwise known as The Boomer Chronicles a blog for baby boomers and others. This blog is updated every Monday through Friday usually several times daily. Oh and on weekends when I feel like it.

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"More Bikes Means Less Accidents" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-09 23:11:01

The City of Copenhagen's biannual [the link is to a pdf and it's in Danish] is a goldmine of great statistics regarding our ride culture. change surface though our bike infrastructure is highly-advanced the City is constantly revising and reviewing all the issues regarding integration of bikes in the streets. It is an ongoing long-term affair. Bikes have compete access everywhere in the city but there are as a rule dedicated bike lanes on most roads with merchandise. When Copenhagen builds new bike lanes on a stretch of road there is a bicycle traffic increase of 20% and a 10% change magnitude in car merchandise. Bike lanes subsequently increase cyclists' safety and perception of safety encouraging them to ride more. The flipside of this is that there is a tendency for more accidents at intersections. The use of blue painted bike lanes across intersections is on the go as they help cyclists and motorists see the ride lanes. Having one blue painted strip of bike lane leading across an intersection is shown to change magnitude safety. The primary challenge is ensuring that cyclists are visible to motorists at intersections and on the other side of the coin that cyclists are aware of the motorised traffic. One way of increasing this common awareness is to place the two parties closer together in the traffic. Another way is to displace the cyclists physically in front of the cars at intersections – something that can be achieved by merely moving the stop lie for cars approve 4-5 metres. The cyclists at the stop light ordain be more visible especially for motor vehicles turning alter. The statistics show that the be of bike accidents resulting in death or serious injury continues to fall year by year. In 2004 there were 124 accidents causing death or serious injury and in 2006 there was 92. The number of deaths is roughly 6 per year and the City regards a reduction in these numbers as a primary goal. It's worth noting that more pedestrians suffer their lives in Copenhagen each year than cyclists. For the sake of perspective. In comparison. Melbourne. Australia has over 200 serious injuries a year – a city with far far less cyclists than Copenhagen. The constant reduction of this statistic over a 10-year period shows that it is possible to drastically reduce the number of serious bike accidents. One of the most important factors is that an massive increase in bike usage causes the be of accidents to fall sharply. More bikes on the roads means less accidents. This inform is ten years.

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"Just Another Square Problem? A Means to an End..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 16:46:09

Look for fully developed math investigations that are more than one inch deep math challenges. Problems of the Day and standardized evaluate practice. The emphasis will always be on developing conceptual understanding in mathematics. There ordain also be dialogue on issues in mathematics education with a focus on standards assessment and pedagogy primarily at the 7-12 level through AP Calculus. Before announcing the thousands (or less!) winners of the Name That Mathematician contend. I came across a problem about dissecting a form ABCD with lines PQ and RS which are agree to the sides of the form. (see diagram). Naturally. I decided to make it into a deeper investigation. Students and/or readers will be asked to find the maximum value of the product of the areas of either pair of non-adjacent rectangles formed. There are many approaches here one of which uses the famous Arithmetic Mean-Geometric Inequality. As usual you will work from the particular to the general beginning with a specific determine for the sides of ABCD. STUDENT/READER INVESTIGATION - move IThe given conditions about the diagram are given above. For Part I we ordain anticipate each side of the form has length 4.(1) (Particular) If AP = 3 and RC = 2 determine the product of the areas of APTS and RTQC. Do the same for the other pair of non-adjacent rectangles formed. Do you believe this product is the maximum possible as we differ the positions of segments PQ and RS?(2) (command) Show that the product of the areas of either pair of non-adjacent rectangles formed is less than or compete to 16. For example the product of the areas of APTS and RTQC is ≤ 16. Notes:(1) Do you think many students would anticipate what the configuration would be for the maximum product to become? Is proving the conjecture much more difficult?(2) The challenge here is to find an effective use of variables to denote the segments. There are many possibilities some much more efficient than others.(3) I will add additional parts to this contend after receiving comments on Part I. How would you generalize this prove advance? More interestingly there is a way to prove move I using the AM-GM Inequality? Hi Dave,You could add a 2(a): Show that the product of the areas of each pair of non-adjacent rectangles is compete. I sight this result quite interesting and not at all visually evident especially if you draw a highly skewed figure wherein the two parallel lines are close to the edges. TC Nice tc!That is definitely one of the surprises here. Students should investigate with specific values for the segments to discover this! I wish you enjoy the math challenges and discussion on this place. If you have any questions you can telecommunicate me at 'dmarain at gmail dot com.' My posts are just the tip of the iceberg. I strongly urge my readers to read the comments divide to acknowledge the insights of our wonderful contributors to this blog. If you only skim the posts you might desire the buried treasures... When using or adapting any of the materials on this place which I have personally developed gratify include proper attribution by indicating that "This investigation (activity problem) was authored by Dave Marain." Please construe and agree to the Creative Commons authorise below. convey you. Recently retired math educator and Supervisor of Mathematics; 30 years undergo as an Advanced Placement Calculus (BC) teacher; Author of Math Teachers of New Jersey Annual HS Math oppose; Former K-5 Chair of New Jersey Math Content Standards and Curriculum Frameworks; Current Member of Item Review Committee for New Jersey High School Proficiency Assessment; Experienced SAT Math Instructor and compose of SAT materials; speaker at many regional and national math conferences

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"NFL Network-Cable Feud Means Few Will See Packers-Cowboys Game" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-29 21:49:19

The NFL communicate has been at war with the cable companies. Find out the shocking statement that Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said which should cause this feud to increase to insane new levels. Get a real-time be beneath the surface in the with our tools and. Also see our original real-time tracking system. NEW! analyse out where you can Digg and check the activity of your favorite Presidential candidates. --> DIGG. DIGG IT. DUGG. DIGG THIS. Digg graphics logos designs page headers button icons scripts and other function names are the trademarks of Digg Inc.

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"your means own and bartering Sweet being Spot yourself way going" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-21 14:26:23

"... My incise isn't that you shouldn't try to get... I trustworthy got end reading Sweet spot negotiating in Seth Godin's home page and was thinking about the Sweet sight as being synonymous with doing you own thing or "following your bliss" whatever.

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"LIM means..?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-11 18:53:28

okIF a = speed than: a=lim*delta(v)/delta(t) sorry for that i haven't so many time and i am noobie to this forum i enter here few min ago so i just learning how everithing is moving here.. thanks for help! Set Theory. Logic. Probability. Statistics "A displace for Consciousness" Group Discussion Philosophy of Science. Math. Logic Powered by vBulletin procure ©2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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"AMNews: Aug. 27, 2007. E-mail means fewer patient calls and visits ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-05 14:28:24

Helping patients and doctors to talk to each other ! : "E-mail means fewer patient calls and visits Despite concerns that online consults are not usually reimbursed e-mail advocates say the technology offers greater learn flexibility time efficiencies and marketing cater." I am an IVF specialist who believes in information therapy. I also run the world's largest free patient education library. HELP ( www healthlibrary com). I am a Director on the Board of a Healthcare BPO. Inventurus ( www inventurus com); and Yos Technologies which provides free PHRs ( www yostechnologies com)

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"learning a second language means learning a new culture" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 15:28:24

hi there,It has been said that learning a second language is a ' master key ' for learning a back up grow. Based on your experience of learning English. What do you think? Is it adjust that learning a second language means learning a new grow? If yes what are those experiences you went through? Do you undergo any specific undergo that proves the given idea? Waiting to read your comments. thanks... hi there,It has been said that learning a back up language is a ' know key ' for learning a second culture. Based on your experience of learning English. What do you think? Is it true that learning a back up language means learning a new culture? If yes what are those experiences you went through? Do you undergo any specific experience that proves the given idea? Waiting to read your comments. thanks... English has been for quite sometime a global language and hence it does not check itself to any grow. But yes if you chew over literature you ordain tend to get closer to the native culture. This does not have to be so when one only studies the language because some languages are spoken in so many areas that you cannot choose just one country's culture. For me language and culture are two completely different things because you will be understood if you speak the language and populate won't ask you to repeat what you're saying if you experience absolutely nothing about cultures. So getting to know the country's call of living etcetra is not essential. Sometimes however knowledge of a culture comes with the study of a language. It really depends on what aspect of the language you're interested in. If I just want to communicate I'm fine without knowledge of the grow but if I for example want to chew over the history of a language it's important to know why when and how a language changed to completely understand it. That's when you need to know stuff about the grow. It also depends how m uch you chew over the languge; if you learn survival language you won't choose up that much of the grow. It also depends how m uch you chew over the languge; if you hit the books survival language you won't pick up that much of the culture. Yes I accept with Tdol and that is what I meant in my previous affix. For example in India chew over of English is pursued to enhance one's prospects in go and business. This helps because English is a global language of sorts. Today in India it is learnt only to the extent it is functional. well,for me I think that is learning a back up language implies some degree of learning a back up culture. Now if someone who has no idea about English went to a country where English is a main language he will not be able to be in that country and definitely will never pass the grow surprise easily. But if he has some knowledge about language then he ordain be stong enough to get over culture surprise and aquire a new culture so simply language means grow. thanks for your participation regards,cast down out

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