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v. SOLVAY PHARMACEUTICALS, INC, Defendant.
Civil Action No. 00-B-808 (PAC)
IAN H. ROHRBOUGH, et al. Plaintiffs,
v. WAYNE N. HARRIS, et al. Defendants
MOTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL KEN SALAZAR AND THE COLUMBINE RECORDS REVIEW TASK FORCE TO INTERVENE IN ORDER TO OBJECT TO THE SEPTEMBER 23, 2003 RULING OF THE MAGISTRATE JUDGE
Colorado Attorney General Ken Salazar and the Columbine Records Review Task Force (“Task Force”) move to intervene in this action. This intervention is for a limited purpose. The Attorney General and the Task Force object to the Magistrate Judge’s Evidence Room Order of September 23, 2003 – under which publicly and historically significant records concerning the Columbine High School shootings of April 19, 1999 will be destroyed or lost. The Attorney General and the Task Force also seek further relief concerning these records.
As described in this motion, the Attorney General and the Task Force request the following relief from this Court:
• An order allowing the Attorney General and the Task Force to intervene in this action.
• An order to the Special Master to create a public inventory of all records remaining in the evidence room.
• An order that requires each person or entity contributing records to the evidence room to create a public inventory of records that once were in the evidence room but have been returned.
• Suspension of the Magistrate Judge’s Evidence Room Order of September 23, 2003 – pending this Court’s further order.
• An order that no records from or in the evidence room shall be destroyed by any person, pending further order of the Court.
• An order setting forth a briefing schedule, triggered by the completion of the inventories, so the parties may advise the Court concerning the appropriate disposition of records in this case
• A hearing before the Court at which the appropriate disposition of records will be addressed.
The Attorney General and the Task Force offer to identify for the Court suitable archives that can act as permanent repositories for publicly and historically significant records collected in this case, subject to appropriate protections. The Attorney General and the Task Force also offer to assist in the arrangements with these archives.
In support of this motion, the Attorney General and the Task Force state:
Background
1. In Taylor v. Solvay Pharmaceuticals, Inc., No. 01-WY-2076-CB, and Rohrbough
v. Harris, No. 00-B-808 (PAC), a broad range of records concerning the shootings at Columbine High School on April 20, 1999 have been held in the custody of the Court. These records reside in a secure evidence room in the courthouse. They are subject to the protections and oversight of a Special Master. They are subject to comprehensive protective orders.
2. The merits of the Taylor and Rohrbough cases are settled.
1. Pursuant to the protective orders in the cases, the Magistrate Judge issued the Evidence Room Order of September 23, 2003 (the “evidence room order”) in both cases. This order requires the return of records to various persons and entities and the destruction of other records, including deposition transcripts and materials.
2. The evidence room order states that objections must be filed with this Court by the close of business on October 7, 2003.
3. This motion is filed in identical form and simultaneously in the Taylor and Rohrbough cases, as reflected in its dual captions.
The Interests of the Attorney General and the Columbine Records Review Task Force
1. The interest of the Attorney General and the Task Force in these cases is the appropriate preservation of records that concern the Columbine High School shootings. The Attorney General and the Task Force believe the records in these cases are of substantial public and historical importance.
2. Attorney General Ken Salazar is a statewide elected officer. Colo. Const. Art. IV, § 1. As set forth below, Attorney General Salazar has substantial interests in public safety, including gang violence and youth violence prevention. These interests are affected by the records at issue in this case.
3. The Columbine Records Review Task Force was formed by Attorney General Salazar and the District Attorney for the First Judicial District in Colorado, Dave Thomas, in February, 2002. The Task Force includes representatives of the public, families of victims of the Columbine shootings, the news media, and government officials. The mission of the Task Force is to secure the appropriate treatment of records concerning the Columbine shootings, including the public release of as many Columbine documents as possible.
Motion to Intervene
1. This is a case of unique historical and practical importance in Colorado, the Nation, and the world.
1. The Attorney General and the Task Force believe the records at issue are likely to be of great public interest. These records will allow important lessons to be drawn from the causes of the events of April 20, 1999. The records at issue also are of great historical
2. interest. The shootings at Columbine High School are an event of worldwide importance, and these records directly concern and explain the shootings.
2. Intervention is the appropriate procedure for a non-party to challenge or to ask to modify a protective order. See United Nuclear Corp. v. Cranford Ins. Co., 905 F.2d 1424, 1427 (10th Cir. 1990) (permissive intervention), cert. denied 498 U.S. 1073 (1991).
3. The Attorney General and the Task Force apply to the Court to intervene of right in this action. Intervention of right is governed by Fed. R. Civ. P. 24(a). In part, and upon timely application, as here, intervention of right is appropriate when:
. . . the applicant claims an interest relating to the property or transaction which is the subject of the action and the applicant is so situated that the disposition of the action may as a practical matter impair or impede the applicant’s ability to protect that interest, unless the applicant’s interest is adequately represented by existing parties.
The interest of the applicant must be direct, substantial, and legally protectable. Coalition of Arizona/New Mexico Counties For Stable Economic Growth v. Dept. of the Interior, 100 F.3d 837, 840-41 (10th Cir. 1996) (citing additional cases). The test is evaluated in light of the reason for the interest requirement: the interest test is primarily a practical guide to disposing of lawsuits by involving as many apparently concerned persons as is compatible with efficiency and due process. Id., 100 F.3d at 839 (quoting Nuesse v. Camp, 385 F.2d 694, 700 (D.C.Cir. 1967)).
13. The interests of the Attorney General in this case are direct, substantial, and legally protectable.
• The Attorney General is by statute the chair of the Colorado Peace Officer Standards and Training (“POST”) Board, a board that includes sixteen other high ranking federal and state law enforcement officers. § 24-31-302(3), C.R.S. (2002). The POST Board establishes Colorado’s standards for peace officer training and certification. These standards apply to all peace officers, including school resource officers present in schools throughout Colorado. The records at issue in this case may affect school resource officer training, as well as more general training for law enforcement officers, in areas such as emergency response tactics and information coordination.
• As part of the Attorney General’s duties, the Attorney General helps protect Colorado’s public safety through the prosecution of nearly 1000 cases annually in the Colorado Supreme Court and the Colorado Court of Appeals, § 24-31-101(1)(a),
• C.R.S. (2002); the prosecution of criminal cases within the jurisdiction of the Attorney General, § 24- 31-105, C.R.S. (2002); preserving the constitutional and statutory rights of crime victims, § 24-31-106, C.R.S. (2002); and convening the state grand jury with statewide jurisdiction to assist in the investigation of crime, § 13-73101 – 108, C.R.S. (2002).
• The Attorney General is directed by the Colorado General Assembly to prosecute gang violence and to address school safety in Colorado. 2003 Colo. Sess. Laws Ch. 436 (S.B. 03-208 § 2(3) (appropriations act; special prosecutions unit)). Pursuant to this and previous appropriations, the Attorney General has established a gang prosecution unit in the Criminal Justice section of the Colorado Department of Law.
• The Attorney General’s efforts to prevent youth violence, part of the Attorney General’s work to protect public safety in Colorado, include: hosting, with Governor Owens, the 1999 Summit on Youth Violence Prevention in the aftermath of the Columbine High School shootings; proposing and working with the General Assembly to enact laws on school safety, including the Colorado Safe Schools Act, § 22-32-109.1, C.R.S. (2002); an information sharing statute for schools and law enforcement officials, e.g. § 19-1-101, et seq., C.R.S. (2002); and a statute requiring anti-bullying programs, § 22-32-109.1(2)(a)(X), C.R.S. (2002); beginning in 1999, creating, revising, and sending to every school in Colorado a comprehensive Colorado School Violence Prevention and Student Discipline Manual (August 2003 rev. ed.) (this manual advises schools, school boards, students and parents in detail about subjects including school discipline codes, anti-gang policies, school safety plans, crimes on school property, anti-bullying guidance, and others); developing and promoting the Safe Communities – Safe Schools Program in Colorado, in close coordination with the University of Colorado’s Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence, to help schools across Colorado to develop effective school safety plans; implementing a school Crimestoppers Hotline in Colorado; and co-chairing the school safety and youth violence prevention efforts of the National Association of Attorneys General.
• The Attorney General has litigated several issues concerning the Columbine High School shooting records in Colorado’s trial courts and in the Colorado Court of
Appeals. He has argued that Columbine High School shooting records should be made public – as appropriate and to the greatest extent possible.
1. The interests of the Task Force are similarly direct, substantial, and legally protectable. The Task Force was created by the Attorney General and the District Attorney for the First Judicial District to assure that the records of the Columbine High School shootings are available to the broadest extent appropriate and possible. Destruction of records that shed unique light on the events leading to the Columbine High School shootings is directly contrary to the mission of the Task Force.
2. The Task Force is active concerning Columbine High School shooting records. It has assembled an extensive inventory of public and non-public Columbine records at government agencies. It has recommended to custodians of non-public records whether those records should be released to the public. It has held several public meetings at which the confidentiality of records has been debated at length. It, too, has participated in court proceedings concerning Columbine High School shooting records.
3. The interests of the Attorney General and the Task Force are not represented adequately by the other parties to these actions. Only the Attorney General and the Task Force represent the public’s broad interest in the protection, preservation, and lessons learned from these records of the Columbine High School shootings.
4. Allowing the Attorney General and the Task Force to intervene will assist to dispose of this lawsuit by “involving as many apparently concerned persons as is compatible with efficiency and due process.” Coalition of Arizona/New Mexico Counties, 100 F.3d at
839. The destruction of important records concerning the Columbine High School shootings is a matter of widespread concern, and the most efficient way to address the propriety of the evidence room order is to allow all interested persons to present their views to this Court in a coordinated way.
18. The Attorney General and the Task force also apply to the Court for permissive intervention in this action. Permissive intervention is governed by Fed. R. Civ. P. 24(b). In part, and upon timely application, as here, the rule allows permissive intervention:
. . . when an applicant’s claim or defense and the main action have a question of law or fact in common. . . . In exercising its discretion the court shall consider whether the intervention will unduly delay or prejudice the adjudication of the rights of the original parties.
The decision to allow permissive intervention is a matter within the sound discretion of the Court. United Nuclear, 905 F.2d at 1426.
1. Because the merits of the Taylor and Rohrbough cases are settled, permissive intervention will not unduly delay or prejudice the adjudication of the rights of the original parties. For the reasons described above, permissive intervention is proper in this matter.
2. In accord with Fed. R. Civ. P. 24(c), a pleading that objects to the Evidence Room Order of September 23, 2003 accompanies this motion.
The Public and Historical Importance of Records in This Case
1. The Attorney General and the Task Force have not examined the records in the evidence room and therefore cannot at this point identify specific records or their contents
2. with certainty. Nevertheless, relying upon the Magistrate Judge’s order of September 23, 2003 and a letter received by the Attorney General from several families of victims of the Columbine High School shootings who are familiar with portions of these records (dated September 26, 2003 and attached hereto), these records have substantial public and historical importance.
1. Counsel familiar with the records in the evidence room inform the Attorney General and the Task Force they believe the records have significant public and historical importance.
2. These records are of great public interest because they likely shed light on the causes of the Columbine High School shootings, the specific events leading to the shootings, and the lessons to be drawn for the future for family awareness, school safety, counseling of children, and related matters. To the knowledge of the Attorney General and the Task Force, no other written record exists of the views of the parents of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold concerning the causes of the heinous acts of their children, warning signs, what might have been done to prevent those acts at the time, and what might be done in the future to prevent similar acts.
1. The Taylor case was near trial at the time it settled. Counsel, fact witnesses, and experts in that case examined the causes and various manifestations of the behavior of Harris and Klebold in minute detail. It is likely that the investigations and the assembly of information in the Taylor case are more comprehensive concerning these subjects than any
2. other information in existence. They would shed considerable light on these issues for public safety purposes.
3. The records in the evidence room likely will prove useful to law enforcement, investigators, counselors, school officials, and similarly interested persons across the country and throughout the world as they try to prevent school violence.
4. The records in the evidence room are of substantial historical interest. The Attorney General and the Task Force assume they chronicle in detail the events leading up to and surrounding the Columbine High School shootings. This historical record of these events has nationwide and worldwide interest.
5. If allowed to intervene in these cases, the Attorney General and the Task Force will ask the Court to modify or overturn the various protective orders in the cases with regard to all or some of these records.
Inventory of Records
1. The Attorney General and the Task Force ask the Court to order the Special Master to create a comprehensive public inventory of records remaining in the evidence room. In addition to identifying each record in a meaningful way, this inventory should describe the owner or custodian and whether the record is an original or a copy. (The Attorney General and the Task Force are advised by parties that relatively few records remain in the evidence room and that this inventory is not a burdensome task.)
2. The Attorney General and the Task Force ask the Court to order all persons and entities who removed records from the evidence room to account for each record in a public inventory.
3. The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office need not be required to create a separate inventory under the preceding paragraph. Extensive public inventories of the records of that office already exist as a result of the work of the Task Force and the Attorney General, and may exist as well in the evidence room. The Attorney General and the Task Force are advised that the bulk of the documents that existed in the evidence room – approximately 90 percent according to one party – were from the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office.
Briefing Schedule and Hearing Concerning the Records
1. The Attorney General and the Task Force ask the Court to hold a hearing prior to the destruction or return to any person of any record or item currently in the evidence room. Such a hearing would provide a full and fair opportunity for the parties to advise the Court of their concerns and to present evidence, as necessary, to support those concerns.
2. The Attorney General and the Task Force ask the Court to establish a briefing schedule prior to the hearing. This briefing schedule would allow the parties formally to present their arguments to the Court once the inventories of the records are complete. The Attorney General and the Task Force suggest that simultaneous briefs should be due from any interested party within 30 days of receipt of the Special Master’s inventory and the parties’ inventories.
Protecting the Evidence Room Records
1. The Attorney General and the Task Force ask the Court to order that no record now in the evidence room, or held at any point in the evidence room, shall be destroyed pending a further order of this Court.
2. In the event the Court decides ultimately to place records in an archive, the Attorney General and the Task Force offer to assist the Court to identify a suitable archivist and to make appropriate arrangements.
Conferences with Counsel
35. Counsel for the Attorney General and the Task Force has attempted to confer by telephone with counsel in the Taylor and Rohrbough cases to resolve the matters raised in this motion. The Attorney General and the Task Force received an unsolicited telephone call from Ms. Donna Taylor, in which she informed counsel that Ms. Taylor and Mark Taylor do not want Columbine records destroyed. Solvay Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and the plaintiffs in Rohrbough do not oppose the motion of the Attorney General and Task Force to intervene in these cases or the other relief sought herein. Counsel for the Harris’s and counsel for the Klebold’s oppose the motion to intervene and the other relief sought herein. Other counsel did not respond to telephone messages.
36. Proposed orders are attached.
WHEREFORE, the Attorney General and the Columbine Records Review Task Force ask the Court to allow them to intervene in this case, for the relief described in this motion, and for such other and further relief as the Court deems appropriate.
Dated this 7th day of October, 2003.
KEN SALAZAR Attorney General
ALAN GILBERT Solicitor General MICHAEL McCORMICK Assistant Attorney General Office of the Attorney General Attorneys for Attorney General Ken Salazar and the
Columbine Records Review Task Force
1525 Sherman Street, 5th Floor Denver, Colorado 80203 Telephone: 303-866-5023
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO Civil Action No. 01-WY-2076-CB MARK ALLEN TAYLOR, Plaintiff,
v. SOLVAY PHARMACEUTICALS, INC, Defendant.
Civil Action No. 00-B-808 (PAC)
IAN H. ROHRBOUGH, et al. Plaintiffs,
v. WAYNE N. HARRIS, et al. Defendants
OBJECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL KEN SALAZAR AND THE COLUMBINE RECORDS REVIEW TASK FORCE TO THE SEPTEMBER 23, 2003 RULING OF THE MAGISTRATE JUDGE AND MOTION FOR
IEFING SCHEDULE AND HEARING
Attorney General Ken Salazar and the Columbine Records Review Task Force (the “Task Force”) object to the Evidence Room Order of September 23, 2003. The Attorney General and the Task Force ask the Court to set a briefing schedule and hearing date to consider their objections.
KEN SALAZAR Attorney General
ALAN GILBERT Solicitor General MICHAEL McCORMICK Assistant Attorney General Office of the Attorney General Attorneys for Attorney General Ken Salazar and the
Columbine Records Review Task Force
1525 Sherman Street, 5th Floor Denver, Colorado 80203 Telephone: 303-866-5023
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
This certifies that I have served the Motion of the Attorney General and the Columbine Records Review Task Force to Intervene In Order To Object to the September 23, 2003 Ruling of the Magistrate Judge, the Objection of Attorney General Ken Salazar and the Columbine Records Review Task Force to the September 23, 2003 Ruling Of The Magistrate Judge and Motion for Briefing Schedule and Hearing, and accompanying documents upon all parties herein by hand delivery or by depositing copies of same in the United States mail, first-class postage prepaid, at Denver, Colorado, this 7th day of October 2003 addressed as follows:
Charles Kall, Esq. Kenney and Kall 3515 So. Tamarac Drive #200 Denver, CO 80237
Barry K. Arrington, Esq. Arrington and Associates 2801 Youngfield Street, Suite 300 Golden, CO 80401
Mark F. Kennedy, Esq. Andrew Efaw, Esq. Wheeler Trigg Kennedy, P.C. 1801 California Street, Suite 3600 Denver, CO 80202
Roger F. Johnson, Esq. Thomas J. Kresl, Esq. 400 S. Colorado Blvd., Suite 900 Glendale, CO 80246
Marc D. Flink, Esq. Baker and Hostetler, L.L.P. 303 E. 17th Avenue, Suite 1100 Denver, CO 80203
Franklin D. Patterson, Esq. Patterson, Muss Seymour, P.C. 304 Inverness Way South, Suite 305 Englewood, CO 80112
Lily W. Oeffler Assistant County Attorney 100 Jefferson County Parkway, No. 5500 Golden, CO 80419-5500
Ronald V. Miller, Jr., Esq. Miller Zois 7310 Ritchie Highway Empire Tower, Suite 615 Glen Burnie, MD 21061
C. Michael Montgomery, Esq. Joel A. Kolodny, Esq. Lorraine E. Parker, Esq. Steven G. Greenlee, Esq. 475 17th Street, 16th Floor Denver, CO 80202
Gary Lozow, Esq. Isaccson, Rosenbaum Woods Levy, PC 633 17th Street, Suite 2200 Denver, CO 80203
Randy and Judy Brown 8003 Vance Street Littleton, CO 80128
Sharon Eubanks, Esq.* Office of Legislative Legal Services State Capitol, Room 091 200 East Colfax Avenue Denver, CO 80203
W. Stuart Stuller, Esq. Caplan Earnest 2595 Canyon Blvd., Suite 400 Boulder, CO 80302-6703
John DeCamp, Esq. DeCamp Legal Services, P.C. 414 South 11th Street Lincoln, NE 68508
Bruce Jones, Esq. Holland Hart, LLP 555 17th Street, #3200 Denver, CO 80202
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO Civil Action No. 01-WY-2076-CB MARK ALLEN TAYLOR, Plaintiff,
v. SOLVAY PHARMACEUTICALS, INC, Defendant.
ORDER CONCERNING THE EVIDENCE ROOM ORDER OF SEPTEMBER 23, 2003 OF THE MAGISTRATE JUDGE
This matter comes before the Court upon the motion of the Attorney General of Colorado and the Columbine Records Review Task Force (“Task Force”) to intervene and for additional relief. These parties object to an order of the Magistrate Judge concerning records subject to protective orders in this case.
The Court has been fully advised in the premises. It hereby ORDERS:
1. The motions of the Attorney General and the Task Force to intervene of right are GRANTED.
2. The Special Master is directed to create an inventory of all records remaining in the evidence room. This inventory will be a public record in this case and shall be distributed to the parties upon completion.
3. Each party which contributed records to the evidence room and to which records were returned is ORDERED to create an inventory of all such records. This inventory shall be filed with the Court and served upon the parties. This inventory will be a public record in this case. The office of the Jefferson County Sheriff is not required to create an inventory.
4. The Evidence Room Order of September 23, 2003 of the Magistrate Judge is suspended, pending further order of this Court.
5. It is ORDERED that no record in the evidence room at any time shall be destroyed by any person, pending further order of this Court.
6. Within 30 days of the completion and receipt by the parties of the inventories of records, the parties are ORDERED simultaneously to file briefs setting forth their positions concerning the evidence room records and the protective orders in this case.
7. Upon the completion of briefing, a hearing to the Court will be set. So ORDERED this __ day of October, 2003.
DISTRICT JUDGE
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO Civil Action No. 00-B-808 (PAC)
IAN H. ROHRBOUGH, et al. Plaintiffs,
v. WAYNE N. HARRIS, et al. Defendants
ORDER CONCERNING THE EVIDENCE ROOM ORDER OF SEPTEMBER 23, 2003 OF THE MAGISTRATE JUDGE
This matter comes before the Court upon the motion of the Attorney General of Colorado and the Columbine Records Review Task Force (“Task Force”) to intervene and for additional relief. These parties object to an order of the Magistrate Judge concerning records subject to protective orders in this case.
The Court has been fully advised in the premises. It hereby ORDERS:
1. The motions of the Attorney General and the Task Force to intervene of right are GRANTED.
2. The Special Master is directed to create an inventory of all records remaining in the evidence room. This inventory will be a public record in this case and shall be distributed to the parties upon completion.
3. Each party which contributed records to the evidence room and to which records were returned is ORDERED to create an inventory of all such records. This inventory shall be filed with the Court and served upon the parties. This inventory will be a public record in this case. The office of the Jefferson County Sheriff is not required to create an inventory.
4. The Evidence Room Order of September 23, 2003 of the Magistrate Judge is suspended, pending further order of this Court.
5. It is ORDERED that no record in the evidence room at any time shall be destroyed by any person, pending further order of this Court.
6. Within 30 days of the completion and receipt by the parties of the inventories of records, the parties are ORDERED simultaneously to file briefs setting forth their positions concerning the evidence room records and the protective orders in this case.
7. Upon the completion of briefing, a hearing to the Court will be set. So ORDERED this __ day of October, 2003.
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During the last 9 months I dedicated all my time on these issues. I've spend three months commenting on Furious Seasons and I decided to open this blog where I try to raise some of the concerns we all share.
What amazes me the most is how difficult it is to make people understand how side effects are debilitating. The list is long and the side effects are serious and I believe those who are trying to make others see it have came across with the phrase "these drugs destroy lives" at least a couple of times.
Unfortunately it's not too far from reality, at least the reality of those who are claiming that they were affected. Perhaps we are a minority, perhaps we were not lucky. I don't know.
Another problem is withdrawal. There are numerous testimonials on the withdrawal hell. However physicians are very confused in helping those who are withdrawing.
To make the whole picture: long-term harms experienced by some who have quit the drug but still experience side effects.
I believe that these are the three problems that we are trying hard to make people understand. I'm not only talking about those who were diagnosed with any illness that psych-drugs are supposed to help. Unfortunately psych-drugs are being over prescribed.
I'm sure that some physicians who are really concerned with their patients are aware of all of these. However it seems that patient's needs are far from being recognized or even validated.
It seems to me that those who are blogging, participating in groups to help each other, commenting on the good blogs would love to listen that side effects are not that easy to cope, withdrawal is hell and, Jesus, long-term harm is... I don't even know the right word to use since unacceptable is not a reality: some people will have to cope with them, accept them.
I hope that the next year we can have some good news. I hope so.
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` - when i'm with Indian friends, i don't feel an ethnic kinship at all to them.
` obviously, the poor elements of childhood that i had, where it seemed that images of being Indian were tied and associated with violence and family dysfunction, probably has a /large/ part to do with this.
-- this is okay, however. i (unlike what some other proud-to-be-Indian people have told me before) do not feel that i am "unnatural", wrong, or damaged goods for it. my grief is not the loss of my Indian identity (and golly, i must say that it feels /really weird/ typing that, probably because there is a presupposition that i ever HAD an Indian identity to begin with .. 'cause i so strongly don't identify as Indian that i felt i never was) ... my grief is not some loss of potential development for my Indian identity.. and my grief is not even for the loss of a family that i ought to have gotten, just as every child should have gotten. my grief is something different, not connected with ethnic heritage (something about feeling unstable in life and not being secure and not having belonging in more general terms.. or something).
anyhow. all that to say that i don't identify as Indian in the least.
maybe i don't because it's threatening on some deep psychological level -- as if my Real Self could not ever be nurtured by Indian-ness (because it -- when applied to /me/ (vs with other friends or to film) is too closely associated with a horrible past) -- .. or maybe it's because i simply have no /desire/ to identify as Indian because no hole is there: my identity is pretty fulfilled (i identify *very* strongly as an artist, a gay man, a sensitive soul, a country music lover, etc).
a person and a body and a voice does not have to be tied to the contexts that it found itself in its past. that's so limitting. the past might have been awful and wrong and cruel and vile, but that doesn't mean that /i/ am desitined to always be under its oppression.
` no. the very same body and voice can find /other/ ways of being -- where /the very same body and voice/ is existant in these other ways of being, other contexts -- .. contexts where you are shown to be GOOD, gentle, silly, kind, of-growth, of-nurturing, of-motivation.
i want to find this. and i think every struggle that my subconcious does when i
daydream or my eyes glaze over to find meaning in life and meaning in childhood past, to see and imagine /more/ than what is current,
is part of this process of finding it,
and findign that i am far more than whatever past contexts were about.. .
so back to the whole element that started this post: curries and chai tea and such.
well.
i guess i feel like
` - i can take elements from my past
` - divorce them from their bad context -- becasue certainly that's my right and these elements can stand on their own
` - and redefine them for MYSELF and MY life.
and so that's what i'm doign with these curries.
maybe not for others in a similar situation as me -- and that's fine! -- but me, i cna find that i still remember the taste of (say) kidney bean curry.. and i enjoyed it..;
and as this Canadian man trying to find his own way and nurture his own Real Self to rise out of and beyond the pain of the past .. well, i'll make these curries as part of a /new/ life, a /good/ context, a context that can be MINE and for /my/ good future life.. .
ooph. serious post, huh..?
well, i'm going to go make that kidney bean curry i talked about (linking to the recipe because href tags are so much fun, right? :-) ), and then go to utm library where i've been 70% of the time finding that it's a good place for me that nurtures my Better self some.
a good life, good sensory experience,
and some freedom,
and NEW, past-any-current-grief
experiences are there to be found, yes?
(i like the sound of that.. .
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… The special Israel-U.S. relationship is based on shared values and interests and is characterized by ties of close cooperation. Israel and the United States have a common desire to advance peace and stability in the Middle East. We have no doubt that the special relations that prevail between the two countries will continue to strengthen during the Obama administration.
Israeli President Shimon Peres:
It was an American election and a worldwide choice.
… I want to congratulate the newly-elected president: young, fresh, promising, representing a change and introducing change. The changes that I can mention — it is an opportunity to escape the present world crisis and enter into a new era of cooperation, of productive economy and of human solidarity. In a way, it is an end of racism. There is no longer any way that any white man can claim superiority, nor any black person feel discrimination. We are the same people, and this election is a great statement to that effect.
… I also have the utmost respect for the other candidate, John McCain, who fought with great courage and stamina.
… When President Obama was here, he asked me what he can do for Israel. My answer was: Be a great president of the United States of America. If you will be a great president of the United States of America, you will have great promise for Israel as well, and for all of the region and for all of our neighbors. Nobody should look at whose side the president is on — he just has to be on the side of peace. And if he will be on the side of peace, peace will come closer and more possible.
Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat:
Erakat said Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas congratulates Obama.
We think that America is united behind the two-state solution and we hope that President-elect Obama will continue the engagement immediately and that he will transfer the vision of two states from a vision to a realistic political track, Erakat said.
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso:
This is a time for a renewed commitment between Europe and the United States of America.
I want to assure Senator Obama of the support of the European Commission and of my personal support in forging this renewed commitment to face together the many challenges ahead of us.
We need to change the current crisis into a new opportunity. We need a new deal for a new world. I sincerely hope that with the leadership of President Obama, the United States of America will join forces with Europe to
drive this new deal. For the benefit of our societies, for the benefit of the world.
European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana:
I think like every election, it means renewal. The ticket on which Barack Obama has run, this ticket for change — change is what we need in the world today. Many problems we have on the table, and I very much hope that well be able to do it together — to find a solution to them together, between the European Union and the United States.
… I would also like to say that it will not be enough to have the European Union and the United States together. The problems of today well need also to incorporate other main players. I think about China, I think about the organization like the African Union and many others.
Therefore, we have a very important day, a historical day and hope very much that the Europeans will be together also to make the utmost of this important moment.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh:
I have great pleasure in conveying my heartiest congratulations on your election as the president of the United States. Your extraordinary journey to the White House will inspire people not only in your country but also around the world.
The people of India and the United States are bound by their shared commitment to freedom, justice, pluralism, individual rights and democracy. These ideals provide a solid bedrock for friendship and strategic partnership between our two nations. We have strong ties between our peoples and I look forward to working with you to realize the enormous potential for cooperation that exists between India and the United States. Our two countries working together to address global issues and challenges will be an important factor for world peace, stability and progress.
Former South African President Nelson Mandela:
Your victory has demonstrated that no person anywhere in the world should not dare to dream of wanting to change the world for a better place.
We note and applaud your commitment to supporting the cause of peace and security around the world. We trust that you will also make it the mission of your presidency to combat the scourge of poverty and disease everywhere.
We wish you strength and fortitude in the challenging days and years that lie ahead. We are sure you will ultimately achieve your dream making the United States of America a full partner in a community of nations committed to peace and prosperity for all.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu:
s an epoch-making event filling the whole world with hope that change is possible. It is just tremendous; it is saying to people of color that for them, the sky is the limit.
My heartiest congratulations go to Senator Barack Obama and his partner Senator Joe Biden on their victory.
I also want to congratulate Senator John McCain for his gracious references to Senator Obama in his conceding speech.
We have a new spring in our walk and our shoulders are straighter. It is almost as when Nelson Mandela became president of South Africa in 1994.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy:
In choosing you, its the choice for change, the opening up and the optimism of the American people. While the world is in turmoil and doubt, the American people, loyal to their values that have always been the American identity, forcefully expressed their faith in progress and the future.
This message from the American people resonates well beyond your borders. In the moment where we must face together immense challenges, your election raises immense hope in France, in Europe, and beyond, throughout the world. This open America, united and strong, will show the way anew, with its partners, by the strength of its example and its adherence to its principles.
France and Europe, which have always been connected to the United States by ties of history, values, and friendship, will draw a new energy from this to work with America at preserving world peace and stability.s Deputy Parliament Speaker Mohammad Hossein Abutorabifard:
Obama can change the defeated Bush policies and in so doing can play an important role in the future relations between the U.S. and Asia and the Middle East.
… If the United States takes into consideration the realities of the world and chooses suitable policies, America can play its (proper) role in the relations between the United States and the countries of the region and theworld of Islam.… It seems that this election has prepared the ground for a revision in the Democrats and Obamas future policies of the United States.
Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero:
Zapatero congratulated Obama for his extraordinary election victory and said it opens the road of hope for the world in times of difficulty.
In a telegram sent to Obama, Zapatero wrote, As prime minister of the government of Spain, I let you know of our desire to work together to search for opportunities and solutions to tackle the challenges we face.
I am convinced, as you are, that dialogue and collaboration with governments and multilateral institutions is the best way to find the answers that we need.
Zimbabwe opposition party Movement for Democratic Change:
s victory is a victory of hope, faith, change, a restart, values and dreams which have underpinned our fight as a movement against dictatorship and the neo-fascism of Robert Mugabe.
s victory will hopefully usher in a departure from the politics of polarization, fear, unilateralism and arrogance that has defined the Bush doctrine in the last eight years. Indeed, we hope that Obama will open new avenues of dialogue of new interaction based on respect of all countries irrespective of the size of national budgets or the number of fighter jets owned.
… We are mindful of the difficulties that lie ahead in Obamas path and the fact that this is no El Dorado, a construct that Obama himself acknowledges in his acceptance speech. Indeed it is a task that may take more than his two terms of office. Perhaps the greatest thing we have learnt from this victory is that democracy can work and that there is no alternative to the same.
John McCains speech was particularly humbling, instructive and inspiring. If in Africa, incumbents would accept defeat and would graciously depart from the seat of power, this would be a different continent, and indeed Zimbabwe would be a different place.
For those of us who are still in the trenches, fighting for change and democracy across the entire African continent, this is our victory. One which for now we will savor and celebrate.
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In reality, just like any other organ in the body, the brain mediates a number of functions. It is responsible for mood regulation, memory, sustaining attention, shifting attention, interpreting social cues, integrating sensory information, regulating motivation of all manner of behaviors, and impulse control, to name a few. We all have various strengths and weaknesses, and we all fall somewhere on a bell-shaped curve for performance of each of these various tasks. People who shake out on the extremes ends in one particular area probably look like textbook definitions of specific illnesses (a "pure" mood disorder with no other comorbidities). That's rare. Looking at it even just from this sort of statistical model, one would expect that, for any given disorder, the number of people who unmistakably qualify for a specific diagnosis would be just a fraction of those who almost qualify. These "subclinical" cases are what Drs. Ratey and Johnson refer to as "shadow syndromes." They go a step further and assert that these people actually suffer more from mental illness, because they slip through the cracks. They are not quite sick enough to find themselves needing treatment, but they are impaired by their symptoms.
It's an important perspective that is explained in simple, readable terms in the first part of the text. The second part then breaks the shadow syndromes down into specific "mild" mental illnesses based on the traditional categories. So just imagine how densely the comorbidities can layer now. Is there anyone motivated to pick up this book that won't conclude that they have masked depression, are slightly bipolar, have a subthreshold intermittent rage disorder, mild attention deficit disorder, a touch of "autistic echoes" and are a shadow addicts? Then what are the implications? Does everyone need to be in therapy? Does everyone need to be on a finely tuned psychopharmacological regimen and a behavior plan?
I recommend this book, I think it's well-written and thought provoking. It does succeed in explaining complex issues in a way that is understandable to people outside the field without being simplistic or dull to people within the field. That's a tough line to walk. And I like the emphasis on blurry boundaries to disorders, and the overall message of understanding how your brain works, what your relative strengths and weaknesses are and how to make the best of things. But I worry that the take-home message for many will be to feel these diagnostic categories expanding, billowing out of their margins, pathologizing every aspects of our humanity as it envelopes us. While it gets at the true complexity of these disorders, it also does so with the bias that mental illness primarily a Biological phenomenon. Perhaps this is to combat social stigma and people's assumptions that these deficiencies are due to personal weakness (or- just as damaging- all to be blamed on bad mothering). Or perhaps, it's that, as we learn more about these disorders (which we are doing at a rapid rate thanks to the new abundance of genetic data and advances in brain scanning that lets investigators see brain regions light up as they work), we learn more about the biological aspects, since that is what we are looking for and trained to interpret. So, now the authors expand the scope of these diagnoses and therefore lead us to the conclusion that more people could benefit from psychopharmacologic treatments. It's a nice book to recommend to your patients if you take only self-pay patients and only do psychopharm visits. But it skims over the real beauty of psychiatry, the reason it is the most intellectually challenging field in medicine and the most rewarding specialty to practice, which is the multifactorial, composite nature of everything our brain is and does at any moment. No doubt the genetics shape the brain, as does the metabolic and endocrine factors in the uterine environment during development, as does nutritional factors, and then near infinite environemental variables acting constantly on each individual. From things as foundational as the fit in temperament between primary caregiver and baby, all the way out to religion and culture. From the preconscious memories of the earliest childhood experiences all the way out to this morning's headline news.
You can take the best brain in the world, if there is such a thing, but I guarantee the individual possessing it will be no healthier than the families, systems, and societies they inhabit.
So thumbs up for a great read, and a perspective that broadens our view of the mind and mental illness. Too bad they interpret the new landscapes with tunnel vision, but it's to their credit that they left me wanting more.
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