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A Mexican national was executed Wednesday night in Texas for killing a Houston police officer, despite pleas and diplomatic pressure from the Mexican government and the U.S. State Department to halt the punishment because they say he didn't know he could get legal help from the Mexican consulate.
Edgar Tamayo, 46, received a lethal injection for the January 1994 fatal shooting of Officer Guy Gaddis, 24.
"He's a coward just like when he shot my brother in the back of the head and he died a coward."
Asked by a warden if he had a final statement, he mumbled "no" and shook his head. As the lethal dose of pentobarbital began taking effect, he took a few breaths and then made one slightly audible snore before all movement stopped. He was pronounced dead 17 minutes after the drug was administered, at 9:32 p.m. CST.
The execution, the first this year in the nation's most active death penalty state, was delayed more than three hours while the U.S. Supreme Court considered last-ditch appeals.
Tamayo never looked toward Gaddis' mother, two brothers and two other relatives who watched through a window.
"He's a coward just like when he shot my brother in the back of the head and he died a coward," Glen Gaddis said.
There were several dozen police officers and supporters of the slain patrolman were revving their motorcycles outside of the prison before witnesses were let inside the death chamber. Tamayo selected no witnesses of his own.
"A little bit of my shredded heart is feeling better," the officer's mother, Gayle, said.
The execution came after the U.S. Supreme Court and lower federal courts rejected last-day appeals and Texas officials spurned arguments that Tamayo's case was tainted because he wasn't informed, under an international agreement, that he could get legal help from the Mexican consulate after his arrest for the officer's slaying.
Attorneys had also argued unsuccessfully that Tamayo was mentally impaired, making him ineligible for execution, and that the state's clemency procedures were unfair.
The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles rejected Tamayo's request for clemency on Tuesday.
"It doesn't matter where you're from," said Lucy Nashed, spokeswoman for Gov. Rick Perry. "If you commit a despicable crime like this in Texas, you are subject to our state laws, including a fair trial by jury and the ultimate penalty."
Tamayo's lawyers, Sandra L. Babcock and Maurie Levin, issued a statement after the Supreme Court's ruling, saying Perry and Attorney General Greg Abbott "ignored promises they made to our nation's leaders that they would ensure review of Mr. Tamayo's consular rights violation."
"The execution of Mr. Tamayo violates the United States' treaty commitments, threatens the nation's foreign policy interests, and undermines the safety of all Americans abroad," Babcock and Levin also said.
The Mexican government earlier this week said it "strongly opposed" the execution.
"The issue of fundamental importance in this case is the respect for the right of access to protection provided by our consulates to Mexicans abroad," Euclides Del Moral Arbona, a director in the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told reporters outside the prison.
Gaddis, who had been on the force for two years, was driving Tamayo and another man away from a robbery scene when evidence showed the officer was shot three times in the head and neck with a pistol Tamayo had concealed in his pants. The car crashed, and Tamayo fled on foot but was captured a few blocks away, still in handcuffs, carrying the robbery victim's watch and wearing the victim's necklace.
Mexican officials and Tamayo's attorneys contend he was protected under a provision of the 1963 Vienna Convention on Consular Relations. Legal assistance guaranteed under that treaty could have uncovered evidence to contest the capital murder charge or provide evidence to keep Tamayo off death row, they said.
Records show the consulate became involved or aware of the case just as his trial was to begin.
Secretary of State John Kerry previously asked Abbott to delay Tamayo's punishment, saying it "could impact the way American citizens are treated in other countries." The State Department repeated that stance earlier Wednesday but had no immediate comment following the execution.
Another of Gaddis' brothers, Gary, said it was "unfortunate this has become a political event."
"But we're here to remind the public who the true victim is in this crime and to warn the public that John Kerry has no right to try to change the locks of the Supreme Court and turn the keys over to the international community," he said.
Tamayo was in the U.S. illegally and had a criminal record in California, where he had served time for robbery and was paroled, according to prison records.
At least two other inmates in circumstances similar to Tamayo's were executed in Texas in recent years.
He was among more than four dozen Mexican nationals awaiting execution in the U.S. in 2004 when the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands, ruled they hadn't been advised properly of their consular rights.
The Supreme Court subsequently said hearings urged by the international court in those inmates' cases could be mandated only if Congress implemented legislation to do so. That legislation has not been passed.
Based on reporting by the Associated Press.
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If Wes Anderson were a country, he would border on art, the fantastical, nostalgia, whimsy and kitsch.
His new movie, "The Grand Budapest Hotel," is set in an imaginary country that the film's star, Ralph Fiennes, calls "Wes' early 20th century middle Europe period."
It is the comic story of a overly mannered concierge named Gustave H. (Fiennes), who nevertheless charms his clientele, especially rich old ladies. The hotel is pastiche that could only exist in the filmmaker's imagination and set in the fictional mountainous European country of Zubrowka.
The 44-year-old filmmaker of "The Royal Tenenbaums," "The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou," "Fantastic Mr. Fox" and "Moonrise Kingdom" says he was inspired by the works of Stefan Zweig, an early 20th century Austrian writer.
A friend of Sigmund Freud and playwright Arthur Schnitzler, the prolific Zweig is little known today, but in the 1920s, he was one of the most translated writers in the world and some of his works like "Letter from an Unknown Woman" were turned into films.
Something of a dandy in his time, Zweig despaired over what he saw as the rising devotion to sports and neglect of art contributing to Europe's growing militarism during the first part of the 20th century. He was a pacifist during World War I, and after that he declared he wanted to be a moral authority in the world and yearned for a more open Europe — one of less restrictive borders. The rise of Nazism, however, forced him into exile, and eventually he and his wife committed suicide in 1942 in Brazil, apparently in despair about World War II.
"The thing that really grabbed me about his writings was his description of Vienna and Europe before 1914," Anderson says. Zweig's autobiography was titled the "The World of Yesterday." "It may be an idealized memory of a world where the rock stars of the time were poets, playwrights and composers, but then it was also about the way this world was obliterated in front of him."
Anderson, a Texas native, says Zweig's was the world he wanted to work in when he and Hugo Guinness conceived of the story for "The Grand Budapest Hotel," which — while addressing Zweig's concerns — is filled with Anderson's particular brand of quirky humor.
"So even though we invented our own little country and our own little version of the history of that region," Anderson says, "we knew what we are referring to and what the real history was."
As Anderson — who wrote the script — grew more familiar with Zweig as a personality, the writer he became was something of a model for the fussy Gustave H., and he thought that only one man could play the role: Fiennes, whom the filmmaker had wanted to work with for some time.
"I could tell it was a hard part and it needed somebody who could take on large amounts of text and dialogue and recite poetry and still make him a real person," he says. "So it was sort of automatic that I would try to get Ralph to do it. The role was really written with him in mind."
Fiennes, in turn, praises the fantastic design and atmosphere in the film, which was shot on a set in Görlitz, Germany.
Anderson's movies always live within their own fanciful logic — even those set in modern times. "The Grand Budapest Hotel" starts with a neat little trick involving multiple narrators (Tom Wilkinson, Jude Law and F. Murray Abraham) each taking up the story, drawing the audience into the film's fictional past. At one point, Anderson shows an old picture postcard of the fictional hotel before slipping into live action.
"One of the inspirations and tools we used for figuring out the setting of our story was that I accidentally stumbled across part of the U.S. Library of Congress website that is called their photochrom collection," Anderson explains.
"It's a very, very large archive of these postcard images that were made around the turn of the 20th century," he says. "They are black-and-white photographs that are colorized and then were mass-produced and sold." The filmmaker compares it to a Google Earth of 1905. "You can travel all around the world looking at these old landscapes and cityscapes, which are very beautiful and fascinating images."
Paintings also play an important part in the film, both visually and in the plot, where a number of characters pursue a valuable work once owned by a wealthy dowager and "friend" of Gustave's named Madame D., played by Tilda Swinton (in extremely heavy makeup).
Anderson says the works of Caspar David Friedrich contributed to the look of the film. "Many of his paintings have this swirling dramatic view with someone or several people with their backs to the viewer, looking at the landscape." Indeed, the German Romanticist's most famous work is "Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog" (1818), which shows the back of a young man standing upon a rocky precipice with mist-enveloped hills before him. The painting evokes a mood of both the romance of mystery and an ominous unknown. Even as it careens through its sometimes madcap comedy, "The Grand Budapest Hotel" has something of the same feeling.
Besides Fiennes and Swinton, Anderson has gathered a number of top-flight actors for the project, as usual, and many of them — Bill Murray, Owen Wilson and Jason Schwartzman — are alums of a number of his films.
"A tightly knit group," he calls the cast, which also includes Willem Dafoe, Harvey Keitel, Edward Norton, Adrien Brody and Jeff Goldblum.
"It was a very good close collaboration among everybody," Anderson says.
A few new faces have joined team Anderson. In his first featured role, 17-year-old Tony Revolori plays Zero, a lobby boy whom Gustave takes under his wing, and 19-year-old Saoirse Ronan as his pastry-making girlfriend. Gustave, however, prefers much older women, like the octogenarian Madame D.
The filmmaker says he originally hoped to have the more age-appropriate Angela Lansbury for the role, but scheduling prevented it. So he turned to Swinton, whom he admired, although she is decades younger than the character.
"It was very exciting to see her tackle it," Anderson says. "She brought something more into it. She brought her own grandmother into the character."
"He's quiet, but it belies a ferocious determination to get what he's got in his head and he won't let up," Fiennes says. "He does a lot of takes, which I love, and he squeezes it dry in the best way. Every possible version of a scene is done or tried."
Some critics will see Gustave H. as something of a stand-in for the filmmaker, a man yearning for a more civil time and place. And he may be more like the figure in Friedrich's painting, looking out at an uncertainty we've seen before. Not that Anderson intends "The Grand Budapest Hotel," which opens in limited release today, as a message film.
"Zweig saw how nationalism and putting barriers between people and categorizing them led to war," Anderson says. "We're well past the point that any of these are new ideas, but certainly all the stuff that led to his decision that he could not go on, we see a continuation of today. Look at those images from the Ukraine."
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When Steven Vicinanza got a letter in the mail earlier this year informing him that he needed to pay $1,000 per employee for a license to some "distributed computer architecture" patents, he didn't quite believe it at first. The letter seemed to be saying anyone using a modern office scanner to scan documents to e-mail would have to pay—which is to say, just about any business, period.
If he'd paid up, the IT services provider that Vicinanza founded, BlueWave Computing, would have owed $130,000.
The letters, he soon found out, were indeed real and quite serious—he wasn't the only person getting them. BlueWave works mostly with small and mid-sized businesses in the Atlanta area, and before long, several of his own customers were contacting him about letters they had received from the same mysterious entity: "Project Paperless LLC."
"I was just mad," he said.
Vicinanza soon got in touch with the attorney representing Project Paperless: Steven Hill, a partner at Hill, Kertscher & Wharton, an Atlanta law firm.
"[Hill] was very cordial and very nice," he told Ars. "He said, if you hook up a scanner and e-mail a PDF document—we have a patent that covers that as a process."
It didn't seem credible that Hill was demanding money for just using basic office equipment exactly the way it was intended to be used. So Vicinanza clarified:
"So you're claiming anyone on a network with a scanner owes you a license?" asked Vicinanza. "He said, 'Yes, that's correct.' And at that point, I just lost it."
Vicinanza made the unusual choice to fight back against Hill and "Project Paperless"—and actually ended up with a pretty resounding victory. But the Project Paperless patents haven't gone away. Instead, they've been passed on to a network of at least eight different shell companies with six-letter names like AdzPro, GosNel, and FasLan. Those entities are now sending out hundreds, if not thousands, of copies of the same demand letter to small businesses from New Hampshire to Minnesota. (For simplicity, I'll just refer to one of those entities, AdzPro.)
Ars has acquired several copies of the AdzPro demand letter; the only variations are the six-letter name of the shell company and the royalty demands, which range from $900 to $1,200 per employee. One such letter, in which AllLed demands $900 per worker, is published below. The name of the target company has been redacted. Sources that provided the letters are concerned that speaking on the record about their case could result in additional attention or threats from the patent owners.
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Vicinanza's experience puts him at the heart of a type of "patent trolling" that has taken off in the past year. The Project Paperless via AdzPro letter-writing campaign is a kind of lowest-common-denominator patent demand. Patent-licensing companies are going after the users of everyday technology rather than their traditional targets, the tech companies that actually make technology. This year, more than ever, trolls have moved beyond tech in a big way.
Smaller and smaller companies are being targeted. In a paper on "Startups and Patent Trolls," Prof. Colleen Chien of Santa Clara University found that 55 percent of defendants to patent troll suits are small, with less than $10 million in annual revenue. Even in the tech sector, a full 40 percent of the time, respondents to patent threats are being sued over technology that they use (like scanners or Wi-Fi) rather than their own technology.
Project Paperless and its progeny don't have any interest in going after the Canons and the Xeroxes of the world. After all, they have patent lawyers on payroll already and are in a far better position to push back. Rather, Hill wanted to collect royalties from BlueWave and its customers.
Project Paperless' spawn—AdzPro, AllLed, GosNel, and the others listed above—exemplify the new strategy. They send out vast quantities of letters, mainly to businesses that never could have imagined they'd be involved in any kind of patent dispute. They send them from anonymous and ever-changing shell companies. And at the end of the day, they either file only a few lawsuits—as Project Paperless did—or none at all, which has been the AdzPro strategy thus far.
"Going after the end users may ultimately be more lucrative for them," said one patent litigator at a technology company that's closely monitoring the AdzPro situation. "If they extract a small amount from each possible end user, the total amount might well end up being a much larger sum than they could ever get from the manufacturers. The ultimate pot of gold could end up being much bigger."
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As a services provider to other businesses—who often sold scanners as part of his package—Vicinanza was well-positioned to get some sense of the scope of the Project Paperless campaign. He personally had conversations with about a dozen recipients of the letters and he suspects that about 50 to 100 companies in the Atlanta area received a letter. Another batch was sent out in Virginia.
Vicinanza noticed a few of his customers who had been threatened had been on the "Atlanta's Best Workplaces" list published annually by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The "best workplaces" list included the number of employees each business had, which would have been useful to Project Paperless lawyers in calculating their demands. These were always on a per-employee basis.
Working backward off the "best workplaces" list, Vicinanza was able to get in touch with several other Project Paperless targets, suggesting that Project Paperless lawyers were indeed targeting companies based on the list.
Reactions to the letters varied. "Without question, some people were livid," said Vicinanza. "Some of the smaller ones were scared out of their wits, in addition to being livid."
Some were ready to fight back, while others had no intention of doing so. One mid-sized Atlanta business in the process of being acquired by a major Silicon Valley tech company paid the Project Paperless demand, no questions asked. Some companies just ignored the letters; others talked to an attorney. It isn't clear the companies that did speak to their lawyers about the situation actually fared better.
"The patent attorneys typically have a whole different set of objectives," said Vicinanza. "Now they're in settlement mode. If the company does end up getting sued and the lawyer said 'ignore them,' a company could find themselves paying treble damages. Even my attorneys told me, settle it, you're crazy to fight."
But that wasn't Vicinanza's style. "I'm an IT guy, so I read the patent—and I was just appalled that this could even be called a patent."
Project Paperless has four patents and one patent application it asserts, all linked to an inventor named Laurence C. Klein. "It was a lot of what I'd call gobbledygook," said Vicinanza. "Just jargon and terms strung together—it's really literally nonsensical."
Readers wishing to judge for themselves can take a look at the asserted patents, numbers 6,185,590, 6,771,381, 7,477,410 and 7,986,426. AdzPro also notes it has an additional patent application filed in July 2011 that hasn't yet resulted in a patent. The patents may have been useless from a technologist's perspective, but fighting them off in court would be no small matter.
"My lawyer said, even if you win, this case will cost a million dollars. I said, I don't think it will—but I'd rather pay a million than pay these guys $200,000."
In 15 years of being in business, BlueWave had never been involved in a lawsuit of any kind. "This sort of thing is detrimental to the whole industry," said Vicinanza. "If everybody just rolls over, that just encourages them [patent trolls] to keep going."
In March, the ball dropped and Project Paperless' threats against BlueWave turned into an actual lawsuit. As he promised, Vicinanza didn't settle. Instead, he spent $5,000 on a prior art search and sent the results to the Project Paperless lawyers. He also hired a new lawyer, Ann Fort, who filed a third-party complaint against four of the companies that actually made the scanners—Xerox, Canon, Hewlett-Packard, and Brother. That could have compelled the manufacturers to get involved in the case.
In the end, Hill and his fellow lawyers at his small Atlanta firm, Hill, Kertscher and Wharton, didn't have a lot of fight in them. Two weeks after he filed the third-party complaint, Project Paperless dropped its lawsuit. No settlement, no deal—they just went away. (As a result, the scanner makers never actually came to court.)
When Project Paperless dropped its suit, that was the end for Vicinanza and Blue Wave. But Vicinanza was proud of standing up. He put out a press release describing his saga as a "small victory in the war against patent abuse."
BlueWave's win was hardly the end of the Project Paperless patents, however. Today, those patents are at the heart of an even more expansive campaign to get cash out of America's small businesses for using everyday office equipment.
Steven Hill wouldn't comment on Project Paperless, saying only that his firm declined to discuss what was a "client matter." Hill also refused to comment on the new entities sending out AdzPro letters today, or any links he and his partners have to those companies.


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Early diagnosis can hurt you, three doctors argue their new Overdiagnosed: Making People Sick in the Pursuit of Health (Beacon Press, 228 pp., $24.95). Too many Americans are being treated for conditions that will never cause symptoms, let alone death, say H. Gilbert Welch, Lisa Schwartz, and Steven Woolshin. Some people contend that no harm can come of the "epidemic of diagnosis":
"But the truth is that early diagnosis is a double-edged sword. While it has the potential to help some, it always has a hidden danger: overdiagnosis—the detection of abnormalities that are not destined to ever bother us. …
"the conventional wisdom is that more diagnosis—particularly, more early diagnosis—means better medical care. The logic goes something like this: more diagnosis means more treatment, and more treatment means better health. This may be true for some. But there is another side to the story. More diagnosis may make healthy people feel more vulnerable—and, ironically, less healthy. In other words, excessive diagnosis can literally make you feel sick. And more diagnosis leads to excessive treatment—treatment for problems that either aren't that bothersome or aren't bothersome at all. Excessive treatment, of course, can really hurt you. Excessive diagnosis may lead to treatment that is worse than the disease."
You can read the introduction to Overdiagnosed on Scribed.
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Editorial: Celebrating Early Adopters of Energy Efficiency
Andrew Rudin's article in this issue describes his experiences with a PV and a solar thermal system. The results are not encouraging because the energy savings were modest at best and financial benefits possibly non-existent. The real-world performance described by Rudin is a depressing reminder that good intentions alone can't wring energy savings from an expensive, imperfect technology. Other stories have happier endings. Readers of this page may recall Danny Parker's home and how he had successfully converted his home to an electricity exporter through a combination of conservation and PV measures (July/August ' 11, p. 2).
Parker and Rudin have something in common: they were "Early Adopters" of energy efficiency. The Early Adopters operate at the bleeding edge of innovation. Sometimes early adoption is voluntary but for those people living off the grid, early adoption has been a technical and financial necessity. It's easy to dismiss these groups as quirky or irrelevant to the mainstream but in fact they play a vital role in bringing new concepts to the marketplace.
The Early Adopters spend what seems like an inordinately large amount of time getting half-baked ideas to work. They find products, tools, and methods that aren't available in Home Depot or even from more specialized sources (although www.toptenusa.org has made it a little easier to find the most efficient white goods). Early adoption means starting with lots of web searches, frustrating phone calls, uncertain delivery schedules, and annoyance with incomplete technical specifications. Once installed, there's a new set of problems, ranging from erratic performance to lack of spare parts to vanishing companies. Early Adopters help us understand the possibilities, even if the technology hasn't been fully proven. They find the bugs and -- if the system works -- manufacturers listen and modify their products.
Energy Star has recognized the value of the Energy Adopter, too. It just launched the "Energy Star Most Efficient" program (an uninspiring but accurate name). These products must (according to Energy Star) "... demonstrate efficiency performance that is truly exceptional, inspirational, or leading edge -- consistent with the interests of environmentally-motivated consumers and early adopters." The "Most Efficient" concept greatly raises the visibility -- and salability -- of energy-saving products. It also facilitates purchasing packages of products for new homes or deep retrofits. An energy-efficiency program now has a new, higher efficiency criterion that can be listed on purchasing specifications. These will be tough principles to maintain. First, how will Energy Star stay on the efficiency frontier when every manufacturer will resist having its products eventually downrated to "ordinary" Energy Star? Another feature of radically efficient products is that they deliver slightly different services -- think microwave ovens -- whose benefits may not be captured by current test procedures. Accommodating these changes will require a kind of agility one doesn't ordinarily expect from bureaucracies.
It's easy to dismiss the Energy Adopters' activities as unrealistic for broad application, but how often do we see those actions become commonplace a decade later? Home Energy often publishes articles about Early Adopters. Not too Early Adopters because we want you, the reader, to recognize the practical value of those innovations and transform them into standard, energy-saving, practices.
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cusp \kuhsp\ (noun) 1. a point or pointed end. 2. Anatomy, Zoology, Botany. a point, projection, or elevation, as on the crown of a tooth. 3. Also called spinode. Geometry. a point where two branches of a curve meet, end, and are tangent. 4. Architecture. a decorative device, used especially in Gothic architecture to vary the outlines of intradoses or to form architectural foils, consisting of a pair of curves tangent to the real or imaginary line defining the area decorated and meeting at a point within the area. 5. Astronomy. a point of a crescent, especially of the moon. 6. Astrology. a. the zodiacal degree that marks the beginning of a house or a sign. b. Informal. a person born on the first day of a sign. 7. a point that marks the beginning of a change: on the cusp of a new era. — www.dictionary.com
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1982: On this date in 1982, Time's Man of the Year for the first time was a non-human: the personal computer.
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Dec. 26, 1963: The Beatles' "I Want to Hold Your Hand" and "I Saw Her Standing There" are released in the United States, marking the beginning of Beatlemania on an international level.
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Republicans push to restrict abortion at state level
- Republican lawmakers are focusing on restricting abortion at the state level
- Party members are advocating a range of ideas%2C from banning abortion after 20 weeks to requiring ultrasounds
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ATLANTA - With no immediate hope of overturning the U.S. Supreme Court's decision legalizing abortion, Republicans around the country are increasingly pushing legislation to restrict the procedure, and Democrats say they'll make the GOP pay in coming elections.
From statehouses to Congress, Republicans have advanced a range of ideas: banning nearly all abortions beyond the 20th week after conception; making abortion clinics follow regulations for surgical care; mandating that clinic physicians have admitting privileges at local hospitals; requiring women to get ultrasounds before terminating a pregnancy.
The issue, which is figuring prominently in early 2016 White House race maneuvering, energizes social conservatives who influence many Republican primaries and drive GOP success in nonpresidential years when the electorate is older, whiter and more conservative. And some Republicans say more moderate voters will support their agenda in the wake of the murder conviction against Kermit Gosnell, the Philadelphia abortion doctor who jurors determined killed babies who'd survived the procedure.
But Democrats and abortion-rights advocates say Republicans already have overreached - the noticeable uptick in restrictions began with GOP gains in 2010 elections, before Gosnell's prosecution began - and that moderate voters have other priorities.
"Defense workers are being furloughed, student loan interest rates have doubled and these Republicans insist on a relentless pursuit of more restrictions on women's freedoms," said Rep. Steve Israel, chairman of the Democrats' national congressional campaign for 2014. "Swing voters are by their very nature moderate; they want solutions, not ideological warfare."
The House of Representatives adopted a 20-week ban in June. It has no chance of passing the Democratic-run Senate. A top anti-abortion lobbyist, National Right to Life Committee president Carol Tobias, told The Associated Press that her organization is working on a bill with the office of Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, who is a high-profile possibility for the 2016 presidential race.
North Carolina's newfound legislative supermajority wants to regulate clinics more heavily. Pat McCrory, the Republican governor announced late Friday he would sign an updated abortion regulation bill if it reaches his desk, saying a legislator had addressed concerns about restricting a woman's access. Texas Gov. Rick Perry called his GOP legislature back into session to consider a 20-week ban and sweeping regulatory changes after a Democratic filibuster derailed the measure and drew national attention last month. The legislature passed the bill Friday, and it's headed to Perry's desk.
Rick Santorum, a failed 2012 presidential candidate who's considering another run, has traveled to Texas to lobby for the bill. Perry, meanwhile, is among several anti-abortion governors mulling a presidential bid. Scott Walker in Wisconsin recently signed a bill requiring ultrasounds before abortions, though a federal judge blocked the law. Louisiana's Bobby Jindal has signed several more restrictive bills, including two these year.
According to the Guttmacher Institute, which works on reproductive health issues including abortion-rights, states this year have enacted at least 43 new laws that restrict or further regulate abortion. That comes after more than 120 new laws, several held up by federal courts, the previous two years.
Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, said, "There's a political price for Republicans trying to roll back the clock," and some of the legislative debates have already drawn comparisons to Republican losses in 2012, when controversial or scientifically inaccurate statements from Senate candidates Todd Akin and Richard Mourdock grew into a national liability.
Israel predicated abortion would be an issue again in the 2013-14 elections that will determine who controls Congress and dozens of statehouses during the final two years of Democratic President Barack Obama's term. He mentioned 12 Republicans who represent districts that Obama won last year and four more where Republican Mitt Romney won by less than 2 percentage points. Hogue said it could matter in the North Carolina Senate race, as well, particularly if state House Speaker Thom Tillis ends up as the GOP challenger to Sen. Kay Hagan. The first-term senator took to her Twitter account recently to blast Raleigh Republicans. "Women are watching," she wrote.
Democrats need 18 more seats to run the House. Republicans must net a six-seat gain to control the Senate.
At the National Republican Congressional Committee, spokeswoman Andrea Bozek suggested the best GOP strategy would be to shift the conversation to Obama's health care law, key parts of which the president has delayed. "Let's be clear: It's the House Democrats who are extreme on women's health care," she said. "That law is something women are extremely concerned about, and that's the politically toxic issue for Democrats."
Polls on abortion have long suggested nuanced divisions in public opinion. In a May Gallup poll, 26 percent of Americans said the procedure always should be legal; 20 percent said outlaw it in all cases. Fifty-two percent, meanwhile, said it should legal under some circumstances, implying acceptance of legal restrictions. Yet fewer - 42 percent - feel it's morally defensible to end a pregnancy, while 49 percent said it's morally wrong.
A Pew Research Center poll in January, 41 percent said Democrats better represent their views on abortion; 36 percent opted for Republicans on the issue.
"The country is not willing yet to ban all abortions, but they do want a lot more limitations," argued Tobias, the National Right to Life chief. She said tighter clinic regulations and the "fetal-pain bills," the mid-pregnancy bans based on the presumption that a fetus can feel pain at that point, are "very reasonable ... protections for the unborn child and their mothers."
The Supreme Court holds that states can ban most abortions at the point a fetus could survive once born. The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has opposed fetal-pain proposals. The group notes that medical professionals date pregnancy from a woman's last menstrual period, not conception or fertilization. The Congress says viability occurs about 24 weeks from the start of a pregnancy and that the most comprehensive study of fetal pain "concluded that fetal perception of pain is unlikely before the third trimester," which begins with week 28.
Alabama Republican Party Chairman Bill Armistead predicted Gosnell trial and conviction will prove a turning point. "The other side just talks about the rights of a woman to do what she wants with her body, but they never about the child within that body," Armistead said. "The middle ground will yield to the conservative side the more hard evidence we see that we're dealing with a life inside the woman's body."
Yet voters' ambiguity leaves at least a few Republicans wincing at making abortion a top issue. "Everyone already knows the Republican Party is the pro-life party," said New Hampshire's Steve Duprey, an RNC member who supports abortion rights.
The national party's analysis of the 2012 election loss, released in March with considerable fanfare, didn't mention abortion. But it acknowledged characterizations of the GOP as "narrow minded," "out of touch" and a party of "stuffy old men" - labels used in focus groups of former Republican voters. Abortion, Duprey said, fits into that critique: "The more strident we sound, the more difficult it becomes" to expand.
But Tobias promised the issue won't go away any time soon. If Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid does what's expected and doesn't bring an abortion bill to the floor, she said, "We'll just ask the House to vote on it again in 2014."


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Fox News poll: Most Americans think the Boston bombs were not the work of Islamic terrorists
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Let me stipulate at the outset here that there's no reason to think of polls commissioned by Fox News as biased, no matter the network's reputation for inaccuracy.
That said, HERE are a few results of a quickie poll sponsored by Fox:
By a wide 62-20 percent margin, voters think homegrown terrorists are more likely than Islamic terrorists to have been behind the Boston attacks. Nineteen percent are unsure.
In general, voters say homegrown terrorists like Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh (51 percent) pose a greater threat on U.S. soil than Islamic terrorists (26 percent).
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Editor Note: This is a guest post by Jarrett Drake.
"The Incunabula. I'd like to see them," said a patron in a muffled tone. "Can you repeat that?" I responded unassumingly. "The Incunabula, the Incunabula!" she exclaimed, her voice rising with each repetition. After a brief hesitation of speech that left my mouth quite unable to repeat her enunciations, the patron interjects, "You're not familiar with the Incunabula? Are you a librarian?"
And that's where I'll stop. For the record, I'm not a librarian (yet). But if there's one takeaway from my attendance at the 2012 Spectrum Leadership Institute and the 2012 ALA Annual Conference in Anaheim, it's that the future of libraries—and indeed, librarianship—is a changing face. As emerging professionals, we library and information students mustn't simply notice that change, but champion it.
For those unfamiliar with Spectrum, it's a scholarship program that former ALA President Dr. Betty J. Turock initiated in 1998. In its nearly fifteen years of existence, Spectrum has supported close to 800 graduate students from underrepresented populations in their pursuit of master's and doctoral degrees in the field of library and information science. The Spectrum Leadership Institute, held yearly to coincide with the ALA annual conference, brings its scholarship recipients together for a multi-day, engaging series of workshops, presentations, and panels.
This year's institute, for example, welcomed library professionals who dedicate their lives to delivering access of telecommunications technology to historically disenfranchised neighborhoods. In fact, throughout the course of the past year with the assistance of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Spectrum has offered a series of online webinars titled "Technology Transforms Communities." This series of webinars provided valuable information on how library technology can enhance service to traditionally underserved ethnic communities. The Institute was an excellent venue to bring all the knowledge facilitated through the webinar series into one room.
So is the purpose of this post to praise Spectrum and excuse my ignorance? Yes and no, respectively. Yes, because Spectrum is preparing librarians and information professionals to be stewards of change and growth in communities across the country. And no, because I actually come to the field of information science to further my love of learning, not pretend that it is replete.
But the larger purpose, though, can be summarized in the following tweet courtesy of Kate Theimer of the popular blog ArchivesNext:
"If you love books/old stuff, collect them. If you love helping people have access to information, become a librarian/archivist."
Fewer and fewer LIS students will know what incunabula are. And that's ok. Although the traditional formats of information are dying, the pulse of librarianship has never been more vibrant. The mediums through which people access knowledge are transforming, and it's time our sensibilities and expectations transform with them. Our profession's new demands require librarians who can write regular expressions, tweak stylesheets, and manage databases. Equally applying these toolkits in service to those of diverse ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds is a responsibility that past and current Spectrum scholars eagerly assume and should permeate the field.
There is no sine qua non subject matter that a librarian must possess; rather, the only sine qua non for today's (and especially tomorrow's) librarian is a willingness to assist people find and use information. In this way, libraries are not just book collectors; they're life changers. And that's truly changing the face of librarianship.
Do you agree with the patron's claim that all librarians should be familiar with Incunabula? What skills do you think will be most useful for librarians of the future? Add your thoughts to the conversation!
Jarrett M. Drake is a second-year master's degree candidate student at the University of Michigan School of Information where he specializes in Archives & Records Management. He currently works as University Library Associate for the U-M Special Collections Library and as a processing assistant for the Bentley Historical Library. You can find him on Twitter @JarrettMDrake.
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A new report by the Swiss government argues that unauthorized file sharing is not a significant problem, and that existing Swiss law—which allows for downloading copyrighted content for personal use—is sufficient to protect copyright holders. It considers and rejects three proposed changes: a French-style "three strikes" law, Internet filtering, and a mandatory collective licensing regime that would impose a fee on all Internet users that allowed unlimited file-sharing.
The report was written at the request of the Swiss legislature, which had expressed concerned that rampant copyright infringement endangered Swiss culture. In a 13-page document, Switzerland's Federal Council—the nation's seven-member executive branch—downplayed those concerns.
Drawing on statistics from the Netherlands, which is similar to Switzerland in terms of demographics, Internet infrastructure, and copyright law, the report estimates that a third of those over the age of 15 in Switzerland share copyrighted works without permission. That may be because, despite the best efforts of copyright holders and government officials, the majority of Swiss Internet users can't distinguish between legitimate and illegal sources for copyrighted material.
Yet the report argues that the spread of file-sharing is no great cause for concern. It argues that consumers spend a roughly constant share of their disposable income on entertainment expenses. Money saved on buying CDs and DVDs are instead spent on "concerts, movies, and merchandising."
The report argues that piracy is only a significant concern for "large foreign production companies," and that these large companies need to adapt to new consumer behavior rather than seeking further legislative changes. And, the report says, "fears that these changes have a negative impact on the Swiss cultural creativity are unfounded."
The report considers and rejects three approaches to file sharing that have been pursued in other countries.
First, it considers the "three strikes" approach of France's HADOPI. The council argued that HADOPI is incompatible with a right to free speech and expressed concern that such a regime gives too much power to private copyright holders.
Second, the council rejects calls for Internet filtering, arguing that such laws would threaten privacy and could degrade Internet performance.
Finally, the council considers a compulsory licensing regime, in which every Swiss Internet user would be charged a flat fee for the right to unlimited file sharing. This proposal is rejected for two reasons. First, the existing tax on blank media is unpopular with voters, who suspect that most of the money is not making it to artists. And second, the government expresses concerns that laws allowing unlimited sharing would interfere with international treaty obligations.
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Passengers cheer escape from 'horrible' cruise
MOBILE, Ala. — Passengers finally escaped the disabled Carnival cruise ship Triumph and were on the move Friday: some checked into hotels while others hopped on buses or jumped on charter flights home after five numbing days at sea on a cruise liner paralyzed by an engine-room fire.
The vacation ship carrying some 4,200 people docked late Thursday in Mobile to raucous cheers from passengers weary of overflowing toilets, food shortages and foul odors.
"Sweet Home Alabama!" read one of the homemade signs passengers affixed alongside the 14-story ship as many celebrated along deck rails lining several levels of the stricken ship. The ship's horn blasted several times as four tugboats helped it to shore at about 9:15 p.m. CST. Some gave a thumbs-up sign and flashes from cameras and cellphones lit the night.
"It was horrible, just horrible" said Maria Hernandez, 28, of Angleton, Texas, tears welling in her eyes as she talked about waking up to smoke in her lower-level room Sunday from the engine-room fire and the days of heat and stench that followed. She was on a "girls trip" with friends.
It took about four hours for all passengers to disembark.
Carnival spokesman Vance Gulliksen said passengers had three options: take a bus straight to Galveston, Texas, to retrieve cars parked at the ship's departure port, take a bus to New Orleans to stay at a hotel before a charter flight home or have family or friends pick them up in Mobile.
As if the passengers hadn't endured enough, one of the buses broke down during the two-hour ride to New Orleans. Carnival spokesman Vance Gulliksen said the passengers got on another bus and made it safely to New Orleans.
Gulliksen said up to 20 charter flights would leave New Orleans later Friday to take guests who stayed in hotels there to their final destinations.
Nearly 2,000 passengers arrived at a New Orleans Hilton in the wee hours, and by dawn many were headed out again to fly to Houston. They then had to get a connecting flight home or chartered bus back to their cars in Galveston.
"It just feels so good to be on land again and to feel like I have options," said Tracey Farmer of Tulsa, Okla. "I'm just ready to see my family. It's been harder on them than us I think because they've been so worried about us. It's been extremely stressful for them."
Buses arrived at the Port of Galveston on Friday morning after an eight-hour drive from Mobile. Port of Galveston police said they expected as many as 800 people by bus.
Some people faced a long drive home once they arrived in Galveston.
"It's going to be a very long day," said Dwayne McAbee, who had a six- to seven-hour drive from Galveston to his home in Fort Worth, Texas.
In Mobile, tugs pulled the ship away from the dock Friday, moving it down a waterway in the direction of a shipyard where city officials said it will be repaired. Gulliksen said the damage assessment was ongoing and the company did yet have a timetable for the repairs. Several cranes were stationed alongside the ship and smoke could be seen spewing from its generators.
Only hours earlier, weary passengers streamed down the gangplank, some in wheelchair.
For 24-year-old Brittany Ferguson, of Texas, the worst part was not knowing how long they would be at sea.
"I'm feeling awesome just to see land and buildings," said Ferguson, who was in a white robe to keep her warm during cold nights.
As the ship pulled up, some aboard shouted, "Hello, Mobile!" Some danced. "Happy V-Day" read one of the homemade signs made for the Valentine's Day arrival and another, more starkly: "The ship's afloat, so is the sewage."
A line of taxis waited for people, and motorists on Interstate 10 stopped to watch the exodus of passengers. Some still aboard chanted, "Let me off, let me off!"
It took six grueling hours navigating the 30-mile ship channel. At nearly 900 feet in length, it was the largest cruise ship ever to dock at Mobile.
Galveston is the home port of the ill-fated ship, which lost power in an engine-room fire Sunday some 150 miles off Mexico's Yucatan peninsula.
A team of six investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board was in Mobile to look into what caused the engine room fire, NTSB spokesman Keith Holloway said Friday.
The NTSB was working with the U.S. Coast Guard and the Bahamas Maritime Authority, which will serve as the primary investigative agency. The Bahamian government was taking the lead because the Triumph is a Bahamian-flagged vessel and it was in international waters at the time of the fire, Holloway said.
Still, the NTSB could take information from the probe and use it to make recommendations for improving cruise ship safety, he said.
Carnival CEO Gerry Cahill apologized at a news conference and later on the public address system as people disembarked.
"I appreciate the patience of our guests and their ability to cope with the situation. And I'd like to reiterate the apology I made earlier. I know the conditions on board were very poor," he said. "We pride ourselves on providing our guests with a great vacation experience, and clearly we failed in this particular case."
Joseph and Cecilia Alvarez of San Antonio said some passengers passed the time by forming a Bible study group.
"It was awesome," he said. "It lifted up our souls and gave us hope that we would get back."
The company disputed the accounts of passengers who described the ship as filthy, saying employees were doing everything to ensure people were comfortable.
In a text message, Kalin Hill, of Houston, described deplorable conditions over the past few days.
"The lower floors had it the worst, the floors 'squish' when you walk and lots of the lower rooms have flooding from above floors," Hill wrote. "Half the bachelorette party was on two; the smell down there literally chokes you and hurts your eyes."
Passengers were supposed to get a full refund and discounts on future cruises, and Carnival said it would give an additional $500 in compensation.
"This is my first and last cruise. So if anyone wants my free cruise, look me up," said Kendall Jenkins, 24, of Houston. Bounding off the ship in bathrobes, she and her friend Brittany Ferguson immediately kissed the pavement at the Port of Mobile in Alabama.


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Rearing notes for our second instar monarch (Danaus plexippus) larvae. These were collected as eggs on tropical milkweed (Asclepias curassavica) here in Albany, California.
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Timeline 2012–2017
Albany, California
This timeline is a series of daily posts recording our observations on and experiences with various insects in Albany California and surrounding areas, from 2012-2017. Since we did not publish this site until 2016, posts before that were constructed retroactively. Starting in August 2017, we moved to Ithaca, New York; posts from there on can be viewed at Timeline 2017-present: Ithaca, New York.
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Full Species List
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- Not every species we encounter is necessarily presented on this site, rather a selection of those that were of particular interest to us and that we felt were worth documenting.
- We can't guarantee that all species have been identified accurately, particularly taxa we are not as familiar with.
Actias luna
Adelpha californica
Agraulis vanillae
Allancastria cerisyi
Antheraea mylitta
Antheraea polyphemus
Anthocharis sara
Argema mimosae
Attacus atlas
Battus philenor hirsuta
Bombyx mori
Caligo atreus
Callosamia promethea
Coenonympha tullia california
Citheronia regalis
Cricula trifenestrata
Danaus plexippus
Eacles imperialis
Erynnis tristis
Estigmene acrea
Eumorpha achemon
Eupackardia calleta
Furcula cinereoides
Heliconius erato
Heliconius hecale
Heliconius sapho
Heliconius sara
Hyalophora cecropia
Hyalophora columbia
Hyalophora euryalus
Hylephila phyleus
Hyles lineata
Junonia coenia
Langia zenzeroides formosana
Lophocampa maculata
Manduca sexta
Morpho peleides
Nymphalis antiopa
Orgyia vetusta
Orthosia hibisci quenquefasciata
Pachysphinx modesta
Papilio cresphontes
Papilio eurymedon
Papilio glaucus
Papilio machaon oregonius
Papilio multicaudata
Papilio polyxenes asterius
Papilio rumiko
Papilio rutulus
Papilio zelicaon
Phyciodes mylitta
Phyciodes pulchella
Pieris rapae
Plejebus acmon
Poanes melane
Polites sabuleti
Polygonia satyrus
Pyrgus communis
Rothschildia jacobaeae
Samia cynthia advena
Samia ricini
Smerinthus cerisyi
Smerinthus ophthalmica
Strymon melinus
Trichoplusia ni
Uresephita reversalis
Vanessa annabella
Vanessa atalanta
Vanessa cardui
Lepidoptera Hybrids
Papilio glaucus × Papilio rutulus
Papilio polyxenes asterius × Papilio zelicaon
Melanoplus devastator
Phaneroptera nana
Pristoceuthophilus pacificus
Scudderia mexicana
Trimerotropis pallidipennis
Carausius morosus
Phyllium giganteum
Mantis religiosa
Phyllocrania paradoxa
Apis mellifera
Bombus vosnesenskii
Brachymeria ovata
Linepithema humile
Pediobius sp.
Polistes dominula
Xylocopa varipuncta
Lucilia sericata
Brochymena sp.
Leptoglossus sp.
Nezara viridula
Argia vivida
Libellula croceipennis
Coccinella septempunctata
Cycloneda polita
Diabrotica undecimpunctata
Hippodamia convergens
Araneae (Class: Arachnida)
Araneus diadematus
Phidippus johnsoni
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Berkeley Hills/Tilden
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Pool Installation in Wallsburg, UT
In countries where locals are known to be conservative, a lot of households would rather have their own private oasis. Without worrying much about the dominant culture, most countries in the Arab emirates take a dip in their own pools. While there are nice beach destinations to go to, as well as some really luxurious private resorts, families just prefer to stay within the confines of their properties to properly cool off. It is for this reason that swimming pool installation in Wallsburg, UT services abound the place.
Property owners have many options for pool designs. Companies offer nice little spa tubs to cosy family pools and elegant overflow pools to meet their client's aesthetic and style requirements. As the homeowner, you can be sure to get that lovely property oasis. A pool that will not only provide a great place of relaxation and recreation for the entire family but also help increases your property's value.
To get the most of your swimming pool installation in Wallsburg, UT, below are some tips:
- Choose the design that satisfies your taste and other functional requirements. You may opt for customise pool design.
- Increase the aesthetic and functional value of your pool by integrating a range of water features such as swim jets for in-pool exercise.
- Make swimming pools more economical to use regularly by installing water-saving devices or LED mood lighting.
- Pick your tiles carefully considering different colours, sizes and material used. Porcelain ceramic mosaic tiles may be your best choice.
When it comes to swimming pool maintenance, you should not worry about this matter so much if you have opted to let pool installation in Wallsburg, UT companies do the task for you. pool installation in Wallsburg, UT. Reliable pool maintenance services use the best technology for filtration, disinfection or sanitation. Pools come with a skimmer that removes surface debris such as fallen leaves and dead insects. A sand or cartridge filter which removes dirt from the water is also included.
While filters easily clean the water, regular use and constant exposure to weather elements however makes it fall short of killing bacteria. By adding chlorine to the water, this sanitation problem is taken care of. Today pool companies use a more effective way of adding chlorine for pool water maintenance by installing a salt chlorine generator. This machine converts a small amount of salt into chlorine within the water to kill bacteria and germs. Your pool water is then smoother, fresher and less irritating to the eyes.
If you are thinking of having a pool installed in your own backyard, know more swimming pool installation in Wallsburg, UT tips.