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Johnson starts to succeed after injury, Maddox is in relief only these days, and Kukuk might be putting things together.
Tracking the progress -- or lack thereof -- of Boston's Low-A prospects
Brian Johnson and Austin Maddox are officially part of the Red Sox organization, completing the rounds of the draft affected by the new CBA.
Good news for the Gators as they prepare for Texas. They get their two way stud Brian Johnson back. Good news on Austin Maddox as well. He got his hard cast removed, but is still day-to-day.
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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - An Iranian semi-official news agency says there has been another cyberattack by the sophisticated computer worm Stuxnet, this time on the industries in the country's south.
Tuesday's report by ISNA quotes provincial civil defense chief Ali Akbar Akhavan as saying the virus targeted a power plant and some other industries in Hormozgan province in recent months.
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Iran has repeatedly claimed defusing cyber worms and malware, including Stuxnet and Flame viruses that targeted the vital oil sector, which provides 80 percent of the country's foreign revenue.
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Like I said, your opinion is your opinion. You're free to have it.
I was intimidated by people whose feet could actually touch the floor of the bus.
And an older girl made a face at my (rather babyish) backpack. Traumatized.
I have no memories of the actual school day, however. Must have been eventful.
I've had a break in watching figure skating from 2002 to 2007, but I feel like I really started watching it in 2009-2010 season.
It started when I went to Rostelecom Cup 2009...and there were Meryl and Charlie spinning it their incredible twizzles right in front of me. Since then, I love them.
I've also always admired Tessa and Scott and I was really happy for them in Vancouver - their FD was brilliant. The only problem with them for me was that they were...I don't know, too good to be true, like romantic movie characters. Meryl and Charlie were...more real, sort of.
In 2010-2011 I was surrounded by V\M fans who didn't even try to hide their dislike for Meryl and Charlie and reminded all the time how awful they are, blah blah blah.
It was not easy to get used to it - it didn't lessen my admiration for V/M though. But Scott's demeanour after GPF 2011 did.
I understand that if you really like the skater, his off-ice behaviour shouldn't bother you much...but it doesn't work for me. One of the things I love about D/W is how they handle the situation when they lose.
Scott's off ice behavior doesn't really bother me but I don't see any reason why a skater's off ice behavior shouldn't affect how you feel about them. People become fans for all sorts of reasons. Sometimes it is because something in their skating grabs you, sometimes it is because you get to see a really big moment for them live and you become emotionally invested in them, sometimes it's because you have a funny exchange with them in the lobby of a hotel. Not everyone is a fan purely because of a skater's skating and nothing else. And I'm not sure why they should be.
I think we can all agree that Meryl and Charlie and Virtue and Moir fans may value different things in ice dance and that we all accept that not everyone will agree with our opinion.
IMHO, it's the "superhero" image that people form in their minds when they like/admire someone. From far, it's all good but up close, the idol is a normal person who eats, poops, sleeps like everyone else. I suppose it shatters the fan's impression a little when a glimpse of reality is seen and more often than not it is a tad disappointing. To be fair, we caught only a snippet of Scott's behaviour and do not know what led to it, the whole situation could have been completely misconstrued.
I watched the SD from Salt Lake last night. I can't wait to see what Meryl and Charlie do this season.
I also have to admit surprise. When Yankee Polka was announced I thought we would be subjected to lots of accordian music and mental images of beer gardens. But nothing I watched yesterday even seemed like polka music to me.
And I know I can't change anything and I have to live with it but I HATE THE SD concept. (sorry, needed to vent).


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SAN ANTONIO - The San Antonio Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying a food mart robbery suspect.
According to authorities, the man robbed the Rios Food Mart at 5711 South Zarzamora on Thursday, Jan. 24.
Investigators said the man pretended he was going to buy a few beers before whipping out a revolver. According to police, he pointed the gun at a store employee and demanded money in Spanish. Next, he told a second victim to give him all her money in English.
Police said witnesses told investigators the suspect grabbed the register drawer and pulled it out to make sure no money was left.
According to investigators, an employee said they believe the suspect is a regular customer since he spoke in Spanish, the only language the employee speaks.
Police said the thief headed west on Milvid and then drove away in a car with a second unknown suspect.
Crime Stoppers said it will pay up to $5000 for information that leads to the arrest of the person responsible for the crime.
Anyone with any information on the identity or the whereabouts of the suspect is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 210-224-STOP (7867).
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Athens — The Athens 12 and under All-Stars ran into their toughest competition of the district tournament Saturday night at Coleman Park in a 5-2 loss against the Palestine National All-Stars.
Coach Billy Brewer's team is now 1-1 in the tournament and will return to the diamond tonight against the Palestine American All-Stars at 8 p.m. Athens will wrap up its portion of the district tournament on Monday night against Fairfield at 6 p.m.
Athens had the game in control in the first three innings of the game as starting pitcher Keaton Powell retired eight of the first 10 batters he faced.
In the bottom of the first inning, the Athens All-Stars jumped out to a 2-0 lead as Powell reached base on a fielding error by the Palestine first baseman.
Landry Johnson then reached on a single to put two runners on base with one out. Junior Garcia then drove in Powell with an RBI-single to deep left field.
Following a strikeout to Garrett Wright, Ty Rayburn drove in Johnson with a shot to left field for the 2-0 lead.
In the top of the fourth inning, Palestine was able to get the lead they would never relinquish as they had runners on first and second with two outs.
They found a way to clear the bases on a deep triple to right field to tie the game and then the Palestine base runner scored from third on an errant throw for the 3-2 lead.
Palestine would add two more runs in the sixth inning for the 5-2 finale.
Isaac Garcia led the way for the Athens All-Stars going 2-for-3 with a stolen base, while teammate Connor Kale went 2-for-2 with a double.
Powell had a solid outing going five and 1/3 innings allowing five runs on five hits. He struck out 10 batters and walked four batters.


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The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to decline a $10.4 million offer from Stanford University to improve the trail along Alpine Road.
Supervisors Rose Jacobs Gibson, Adrienne Tissier and Carole Groom voted to shoot down the offer, while Dave Pine and Don Horsley favored approving the recommendation from county staff to spend more time studying .
Ginger Holt, a resident of the unincorporated community that neighbors the trail, said she was shocked and delighted by the board's decision.
"I'm speechless," said Holt, moments after supervisors rendered their votes. "The board has listened to the community, and it made the right decision."
Holt and many of her neighbors urged the board to turn down the offer from Stanford. Others from the nearby Ladera neighborhood pleaded with the board to accept the money and study potential improvements to that spans between Menlo Park and Portola Valley.
Nearly 60 residents from Ladera and Stanford Weekend Acres publicly voiced their opinion to supervisors before a vote from the board decided the matter Tuesday.
Many from Stanford Weekend Acres expressed concerns that the trail is dangerous due its as well as its proximity to traffic on Alpine Road. They also said building a larger, multi-use recreational trail in the area would only create more safety hazards.
Meanwhile, those from Ladera encouraged the board to to accept an offer from Stanford that would keep the money on the table until 2013. Study which one of the five previously agreed upon trail configurations was the best improvement, they said. Then vote again prior to constructing anything.
Attorney and San Jose State law professor Joseph Dworak, who lives in Ladera, told supervisors they had "no compelling reason to not accept" the university's offer.
Ultimately, a majority of the board disagreed. Tuesday's decision was the third time county supervisors have turned down money earmarked for trail improvements from Stanford.
Groom, who voted against accepting the money twice, said that the county could pursue other options to fix the trail, such as locating available grant funding. She called her decision "a vote for a more reasonable solution."
Tissier also favored making improvements to the trail, albeit ones that did not include large scale construction projects as stipulations for fund distribution. She was dismayed when Stanford representative Larry Horton said it was unlikely that would contribute leased land on the university's campus for trail space, which was a previously agreed upon option. Tissier considered the inclusion of unavailable land in a negotiation to be "somewhat disingenuous."
Jacobs Gibson said it wasn't a viable option to construct a trail across Stanford land, which would have been necessary to bypass the segment that borders Stanford Weekend Acres.
Both Pine and Horsley argued in favor of the county taking more time to study different trail configurations before voting on whether to proceed with one. In the end, their efforts were in vain.
The millions will now go to Santa Clara County to be used for similar trail projects.
Outside the Board Chambers in Redwood City, Holt said she wanted the resolution to mark the end of the contentious issue that has divided the communities of Stanford Weekend Acres and Ladera for years.
"I'm hopeful that we can begin the healing process," she said.
Supervisors Shoot Down Alpine Trail Offer
San Mateo County Board of Supervisors reject a $10.4 million offer from Stanford University to improve damaged trail.
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to decline a $10.4 million offer from Stanford University to improve the trail along Alpine Road.
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Not at all. I was writing about the movements that had their sources in the English Revolution (the Levellers, the Diggers, and the Fifth Monarch Men); those in the French Revolution (the Jacobins and the Babeufists); and those in the Russian Revolutionin other words, the modern movements that sought to bring about the Kingdom of Heaven on Earth.
But I was not naive. I did not think that this would be the end of all ideologies. In my book, I said that while the old nineteenth-century ideologies were exhausted, new ideologies of Pan-Arabism, nationalism, ethnic allegiances, and others were coming. See page 403, and the afterword in the Harvard 1988 edition, for a further elaboration of my argument.
People have been misled by my title, as Quentin Skinner was in the past and, to some extent, Theodore Dalrymple is today. More so, too, Francis Fukuyama, whose quasi-Hegelian apocalypse has blinded us further.
I should point out that my teacher and master was Raymond Aron, the most sober political theorist I have ever known.
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AUGUSTA — Wearing a city of Auburn jacket, former Mayor John Jenkins on Friday filed his intention to run as an independent, write-in candidate for governor.
He took out nomination papers at the Secretary of State's Office as a few supporters watched and took pictures.
Jenkins, 58, acknowledged that getting elected without his name on the ballot, without a party and without money would be a tall order.
But, with his ever-present smile, he said Friday that he's seen enough support in recent weeks to convince him to run.
"I was planning on sitting this one out," said Jenkins, who works as a motivational speaker. "I looked at my finances and said no."
Jeff Benedict, a marketing businessman from Winslow, suggested Jenkins should ask people on Facebook whether they would support him in a run for governor. Last month Jenkins said that if he got 5,000 fans on his page, he'd run.
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Women make up 52% of our population, but only 17% of congressional members are women as mentioned at the "Women in Government" event at the Arcada Theater in St. Charles. This is also reflected in local and state government. As the woman candidate for Kane County Commissioner for the 14th District, I urge everyone to vote for men and women candidates in all races who respect and support women's rights.
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I don't think that the Lewis "trilemma" is properly or analogously applied to the claims of the Catholic Church (as a purely logical matter). On the other hand, I do find it noteworthy that the Catholic Church is far and away the most controversial, hated, despised Christian body (which characteristic of disciples of Jesus was predicted by Jesus Himself). I regard that as strikingly analogous to the reactions to both Jesus and the early Christians. Radical truth claims have a way of creating controversy and strong opinions one way or the other.
The deeper question is: would we expect a priori (in attempting to step back from our "sectarian" vantage points and looking at this thing with as much "theoretical objectivity" as we can muster up), that the claims of the Christian Church (whatever it is; however defined) would cause such a "controversial, polarazing" reaction, or would we expect the one True Church (assuming that this is a valid, biblical claim and category) to elicit yawns and "ho-hums" (or even laughter, as the case may be)? Clearly, the actual reaction was always closer to the former choice.
So then when we come to the Catholic Church, I think it is significant that it is our claims which always seem to be the focus of controversy. We get accused of all sorts of things, precisely because we are "confident" (aka "triumphalistic" from a more cynical viewpoint) enough to make the claim in the first place: one which appears to me to be a rather routine, particularly Pauline one, in Holy Scripture. In other words, the claim itself is the bare minimum prerequisite for being considered a contender for what the claim asserts. Most other Christians, meanwhile, want to either avoid it (a sort of ethereal "ecumenism") or let it die the death of a thousand qualifications (settling for the unbiblical, anti-incarnational notion of the "invisible church," etc.). The only serious rival as a claimant (whether true or false: I'm not yet discussing that) is Orthodoxy.
In my own opinion, Orthodoxy can make a halfway-credible claim if it is not set forth as oppositional to the Catholic Church (either anti-Catholic or more ecumenical but still exclusivistic). My reason for that is early Church history. For example, the East split off of communion with the West on at least five separate occasions prior to 1054. In EACH case, it was wrong, by BOTH the later Eastern (Orthodox) and Western (Catholic) criteria. The prevalence of much heresy in the East, at the highest levels (while Rome never officially adopted heresy) also mitigates against an Orthodox claim to preeminence over against Rome. So any claim to be the one True Church must deal with the facts of these early controversies and how each "side" chose (because historical continuity is essential to apostolic succession and preservation of orthodox doctrine).
Since Orthodoxy cannot make a credible claim that excludes Catholicism, in effect its claims collapse into simply asserting one institutional Church prior to 1054. At that point, Roman primacy and the historic papacy make it a slam dunk case for the Catholic Church (since we have continued the ecclesiological pattern of the first Millennium to the present, with the papacy and Councils). But I don't wish to get into Orthodox-Catholic polemics (which is why I deliberately avoided the recent 643-comment thread). I'm simply giving the case I would make in a nutshell.
We do not necessarily deny these statements outright, but we are not convinced they fairly represent Holy Tradition, at least as they presently seem to be understood.
How does one determine what actually represents Holy Tradition, if this is not determined by some authoritative Church interpreting same? The problem is that on one hand, mere private judgment is exercised (which has a host of difficulties, both biblically and historically, not to mention logically). On the other, the historic ecclesiological claim of being One True Church cannot plausibly be made by anyone other than the Catholic Church (per my reasonings above, but also much more evidences that I could produce).
That gets us right back to the rival claims and whether they are qualitatively equivalent. I say they are not, And I say that without the slightest trace of "triumphalism." I simply believe that no Church besides the Catholic Church can make this claim without massive self-contradiction or else such a lack of plausibility as to make it impossible to set forth even the claim without running into a host of difficulties which are unable to be rationally defended.
Once this is understood (I accepted it after having read Newman's Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine), it is seen that the choice is not so much the "best" one, but rather, the only plausible one. If difficulties with individual Catholic dogmas remain, then one has to realize that one's own private judgment is insufficient to judge such a massive thing as the Catholic Church, with the overwhelming weight of Tradition behind it. One has to submit at some point, in faith, as matter of intellectual duty, and obedience to the leading of grace and faith, once having understood and accepted the types of things I outline above. Note that I don't say that everyone understands Catholicism sufficiently to make such a commitment, and there are many reasons for that. My case here doesn't require a judgment that all non-catholics are dishonest or insincere in their convictions (absolutely not!). But I am saying that once one grasps these issues (IF in fact how I described them above is the correct way of analyzing these matters), it is incumbent upon them to either become a Catholic or set forth some compelling counter-argument as to why they should not.
That's the point that Cardinal Newman arrived at. No one said it is easy. It wasn't for Newman, or for anyone who has stood at that crossroads (I thought I was going insane at some points on my journey; I couldn't believe I was even considering such a thing).
To judge the Church by the hatred of the world may be a valid point, but if that is so, I don't see how 20 million dead Russian believers and the deliberate terror unleashed on the Orthodox Church under the Communists can be ignored. There are very few serious contenders for such intense hatred of Christians or the Church.
Good point; however, I think that the Communists would have killed whatever Christians they found, just as the Nazis killed Polish or German Catholics if they got in the way at all. The Christians to be gotten rid of in this instance just happened to be Orthodox. That doesn't prove that these Orthodox were killed or hated specifically because they were claiming to be the One Church, so much as it proves the anti-Christian and ruthless nature of Communism.
My point had more to do with the hostility towards the Catholic Church precisely for claiming to be the One True Church. I don't think there is any question that we receive more flak for our claims than anyone else. As we make more claims than anyone else in the first place, this is to be expected, I suppose. But it is not insignificant.
I don't think any of my present argument is compelling, by the way. These are just some rudimentary considerations thrown out for discussion. I have many other arguments that I would submit as much more potentially compelling in favor of Catholicism.
My perception is that the specific OTC [One True Church] issue is of an intramural type within Christianity. Even there, in my corner of the Evangelical world it seems as if such hostility as exists is related to differences in theology and practice, more so than from the OTC claim. On the other hand the hostility of the Modern American Secular Humanist seems to me to be significantly greater towards Born-Again Evangelicals. Catholics, after all, used to vote Democratic in large numbers. "You Must Be Born-Again" seems to strike a rawer nerve than "We're the One True Church".
I agree that anti-Protestantism is a huge phenomenon also (having been a campus missionary as a Protestant, how well I know firsthand!). My argument was specifically related to being despised because of making the claim to be the true Church (per the topic of this thread, after all). I think it is a good point that the evangelistic emphasis in evangelicalism is also quite threatening to people. The hostility towards the Catholic Church comes relatively more so from other Christians. Secular anti-Catholicism is quite a different animal, though there are significant intersections with Protestant and Orthodox anti-Catholicism.
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Writing the application essay is the hardest part of the college admissions process, the president of the New York State Association for College Admissions Counseling told Wow during a recent phone interview.
"When I tell my students they need to tell a story and give it their own voice, many of them just sit and stare at the paper," said David Coates, the group's president and a veteran counselor at Kenmore East High School near Buffalo, New York.
We met Coates in April during the Michigan Association for College Admissions Counseling annual conference at MSU (we are both Spartans, so we bonded); he was just sworn is as president of the largest state affiliate for the National Association for College Admissions Counseling (1,700 members.) He shared with Wow some personal thoughts about why the essay is so challenging.
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Town of Sturbridge Board of Health and Twenty-Eight 10-Citizen Groups, et al. vs. Town of Southbridge Board of Health et al.
In September 2011 the clinic filed an amicus curiae brief on behalf of the Toxics Action Center with the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in Town of Sturbridge Board of Health and Twenty-Eight 10-Citizen Groups, et al. vs. Town of Southbridge Board of Health et al. The brief was submitted in support of the standing of environmental plaintiffs to appeal a town board of health site assignment decision to the Massachusetts state court system.
Plaintiffs include groups of residents who intervened in the public review process for defendant Southbridge Recycling and Disposal Park, Inc.'s application for a modification of the site assignment for its solid waste disposal facility in Southbridge, Massachusetts. The Southbridge Town Board of Health granted Plaintiffs status as interveners in the administrative hearings. Following the hearings, it granted the modification, subject to conditions.
Plaintiffs appealed the decision to the Massachusetts Superior Court. In the state court action, the solid waste disposal facility objected to the standing of Plaintiffs. The issue for the Supreme Judicial Court is whether interveners who fully participated in an administrative proceeding have standing to commence an action for judicial review pursuant to Massachusetts General Law 30A, Section 14.
The clinic's amicus brief was prepared by LLM Fellow Christopher Ahlers and student clinicians Nassy Avramidis and Molly Hann. They argued that the Court should afford judicial deference to the administrative finding that Plaintiffs were "specifically and substantively affected" by the proceeding, and that this provides a sufficient basis for a finding of standing in the state court action.
Oral arguments in the case were heard in October 2011, and a decision is expected in early 2012. The amicus brief can be downloaded from the Supreme Judicial Court's website: http://www.ma-appellatecourts.org/display_docket.php?dno=SJC-10852.
In re Motion for Declaratory Ruling of Campaign for Ratepayers Rights, et al.
ENRLC and Toxics Action Center have joined forces in the Partnership for Justice program to help New England communities address toxic and harmful pollution sources in their neighborhoods. This week, on behalf of Toxics Action Center and a group of local residents, ENRLC filed an amicus brief in the New Hampshire Supreme Court concerning the Merrimack Generating Station, a large coal-fired power plant in Bow, New Hampshire. The amicus brief calls the Court's attention to the air, water, and greenhouse gas pollution emanating from the facility and the effect of this pollution on New Hampshire residents. The facility was recently expanded in connection with a planned future project to install a mercury scrubber. Despite the large-scale nature of the project, New Hampshire's Site Evaluation Committee determined that the project did not constitute a "sizeable addition" and therefore did not trigger the need for the State's environmental review process for energy projects. Our goal in participating as amici is to persuade the New Hampshire Supreme Court that it is important to remand the case to the SEC so that it can fully evaluate the environmental impacts of the project and impose conditions designed to protect the public and the environment from such impacts. In light of New Hampshire's ozone nonattainment status, mercury impairment of the Merrimack River, and stated policy of maximizing greenhouse gas reductions, we are hopeful that the SEC will in fact impose additional requirements on the facility. The final brief sets forth a thorough analysis of a complex set of legal and technical issues. Kudos to LLM fellow Michelle Walker and student clinicians Skye Borden, Elizabeth Newbold, Jonathan Voegele, Henry Tashijian, and Anastasia Douglas for all their hard work!
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Merrimack Power Plant Amicus Brief Filed in New Hampshire Supreme Court
In Re: Montpelier WWTP Discharge Permit
In December 2009, the Clinic filed an amicus brief with the Vermont Supreme Court on behalf of former Vermont environmental officials Tim Burke, Stephen Dycus, Jonathan Lash, John Kassel, and Patrick Parenteau. The case originated in the Vermont Environmental Court, where Conservation Law Foundation challenged a Clean Water Act permit issued to the Montpelier wastewater treatment plant by Vermont's Agency of Natural Resources. CLF argued, and the Environmental Court agreed, that the agency must set permit limits adequate to protect Lake Champlain's water quality, regardless of a pre-existing pollution budget ("TMDL") for the Lake.
In the amicus to the Supreme Court, the Clinic described the phosphorus pollution crisis in Lake Champlain (which is listed as "impaired" for phosphorus under the Clean Water Act), and explained why more stringent controls were both necessary as a practical matter, and also required by the Clean Water Act. Among other things, the brief noted that the State must consider current water quality conditions when setting permit limits and could not merely rely upon the prior TMDL, which had serious underlying problems. The brief concluded:
"Amici Curiae are proud of the State's longstanding efforts to protect the Lake but it is clear that past efforts have not been yet achieved the ultimate goal of a clean Lake. The State of Vermont and the Agency of Natural Resources must use all available tools to protect the crown jewel of our state's public trust water resources. This includes setting more stringent limits on phosphorus in wastewater discharge permits such as the City of Montpelier's as necessary to protect water quality in the Lake."
In October 2011, after the United States Environmental Protection Agency had reopened and disapproved the prior TMDL, the State withdrew its appeal from the Supreme Court. Pursuant to the Environmental Court's previous order, the permit has been remanded back to the Agency of Natural Resources for the establishment of appropriate phosphorus limits.
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Brief of Amici Curiae in Support of Appellee Conservation Law Foundation
Vermont Environmental Court Decision
State of North Carolina v. Tennessee Valley Authority
The clinic filed an amici curiae brief in November 2009 in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in North Carolina v. Tennessee Valley Authority on behalf of fourteen environmental law professors in support of North Carolina. Two of the fourteen professors are at Vermont Law School, William H. Rodgers Jr. is the Douglas Costle Chair Visiting Professor and John Greabe is an associate professor.
The State of North Carolina sued TVA in the federal court for the Western District of North Carolina alleging that air pollution from coal-fired power plants located in Alabama and Tennessee constituted a public nuisance that was harming public health and natural resources including The Great Smoky National Park. The lower court agreed and issued an injunction requiring TVA to install pollution controls costing upwards of $3 billion. TVA appealed arguing that the state of North Carolina lacked authority to bring a public nuisance action under the common law of those states. The clinic's amicus brief, authored by professor Patrick Parenteau with help from Associate Director Teresa Clemmer and several clinicians, argues that the Clean Air Act specifically preserves the rights of downwind states to abate interstate pollution through the exercise of their parens patriae authority by bringing common law nuisance actions in federal courts.
This is an important case that could set a precedent for using common law remedies to fill the gaps in conventional air pollution regulations which often fail to protect downwind states, and also lays the groundwork for tackling CO2 and other greenhouse gases in climate change cases. At least a dozen amicus briefs have been filed, including one signed by the State of Vermont.
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Amici Curiae Brief of Environmental Law Professors in Support of State of North Carolina
South Florida Water Management District v. Miccosukee Tribe of Indians
In November 2003, student clinicians filed an amicus curiae brief in this case on behalf of the Association of State Wetland Managers and the Tropical Audubon Society. The case considered whether pumping polluted water from the urbanized areas of Broward County, Florida, into the Everglades requires a permit under the Clean Water Act. The water contains high levels of phosphorous that promote the growth of cattails that are rapidly crowding out the natural sawgrass vegetation and destroying the "river of grass" that has made the Everglades a unique ecosystem. In a victory for the clinic's position, the court ultimately decided to send the case back to the trial court for further hearings on the impact of the pumping on the Everglades.
The Supreme Court's decision can be found at 543 U.S. 805 (2004).
Selected Pleadings:
Amicus Brief of the Association of State Wetland Managers and the Tropical Audubon Society in Support of Respondents
In Re Stormwater NPDES Petition
In April 2005, students filed an amicus curiae brief in this case on behalf of National Wildlife Federation, the Honorable Philip Henderson Hoff, former Governor of Vermont, and the Honorable George E. Little Jr., former Vermont Representative and Senator. In this case before the Vermont Supreme Court, the issue presented was whether the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources was obligated under the federal Clean Water Act to require storm water dischargers in areas with impaired water quality to obtain discharge permits. The issue is critical to the health of Lake Champlain and the rivers and tributaries that feed it due to the significant impact of storm water runoff on its ecological health. The Vermont Supreme Court ruled in favor of the position supported by the clinic and remanded to the agency for further consideration in a ruling issued in August 2006.
The Vermont Supreme Court's decision can be found at 2006 VT 91.
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Amicus Brief of the Honorable Philip Henderson Hoff et al. in Support of Appellees
United States v. Johnson
In August 2005, the ENRLC filed an amicus curiae brief with the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit on behalf of the National Wildlife Federation, Association of State Wetland Managers, Environmental League of Massachusetts, Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group, and the Sierra Club. The issue in the case was whether the United States had jurisdiction to enforce the Clean Water Act prohibition on filling wetlands against a cranberry farming corporation that filled a series of wetlands impacting the Buzzards Bay watershed in Massachusetts. The clinic argued for broad federal jurisdiction and the court issued a decision in favor of the United States that can be found at 437 F.3d 157 (1st Cir. 2006). Following the Rapanos decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, however, the First Circuit agreed to reconsider this case. The clinic filed a second amicus curiae brief arguing for the application of the test used by Justice Kennedy in Rapanos. The First Circuit then remanded the case to the district court for further review in light of Rapanos and requiring an analysis by the district court consistent with the test urged by the clinic.
Selected Pleadings:
Amicus Brief of National Wildlife Federation et al. in Support of Plaintiff-Appellee
S.D. Warren Company v. Maine Board of Environmental Protection
In January 2006, the ENRLC filed an amicus curiae brief with the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of the National Wildlife Federation and 51 local, state, and national organizations with shared interests in protecting state authority to require Clean Water Act water quality certifications for hydropower dam licenses. Our brief examined the scientific evidence supporting a finding that major hydropower dams have a significant impact on water quality and was cited for that reason in the court's opinion, which upheld the State of Maine's authority to require a water quality certification under Section 401 of the Clean Water Act.
The Supreme Court's decision can be found at 126 S.Ct. 1843 (2006).
Selected Pleadings:
Amicus Brief of National Wildlife Federation, et al. in Support of Plaintiff-Appellee
John A. Rapanos et ux., et al. v. United States and June Carabell et al. v. United States Corps of Engineers, et al.
In January 2006, the ENRLC filed an amicus curiae brief with the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of the Association of State Wetland Managers, Association of State Floodplain Managers, and New England Interstate Water Pollution Commission. The amicus brief addressed the question of the extent of Clean Water Act jurisdiction over wetlands and tributaries. The clinic's brief argued for a broad scope of jurisdiction based upon the language, purpose, and history of the act and provided a discussion of the science supporting the significance of wetlands and tributaries to water quality. The Court issued a plurality decision with a concurrence by Justice Kennedy that is likely to be controlling in the lower courts and that cited the clinic's brief.
The Supreme Court's decision can be found at 126 S.Ct. 2208 (2006).
Selected Pleadings:
Amicus Brief of Association of State Wetland Managers et al. in Support of Respondent United States
Massachusetts et al. v. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
The ENRLC filed an amicus brief on behalf of a coalition of ocean and coastal conservation organizations in support of Petitioners in Massachusetts v. EPA. In this case, 12 states and several environmental organizations petitioned EPA to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from motor vehicles under the Clean Air Act. EPA declined, arguing that it did not have authority to regulate the emissions and, even if it did, it would decline due to policy reasons. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, in a split decision, upheld EPA's decision and the U.S. Supreme Court granted review to settle the question. The court heard arguments on November 29, 2006. Much of the argument focused on whether the petitioners had standing to bring the case, raising fears that the court might not reach the merits of the case and deal a blow to other climate change cases that are pending in the lower courts.
The Supreme Court's decision can be found at 127 S.Ct. 1438 (2007).
Selected Pleadings:
Brief of Amici Curiae Ocean and Coastal Conservation Interests in Support of Petitioners
Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. et al. v. Donald C. Winter, Secretary of the Navy et al.
The clinic filed an amicus brief with the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on October 1, 2007. The brief was filed on behalf of six law professors, including Vermont Law School Professor Stephen Dycus, in support of the merits of a National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) claim filed by Natural Resources Defense Council and other conservation groups. The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California enjoined the U.S. Navy's use of mid-range sonar as part of its training in Southern California, finding that use of this sonar presents the risk of significant harm to marine species. The Ninth Circuit initially stayed the injunction pending appeal based on the Navy's arguments that the stay would harm national security interests but, after consideration of the merits briefs, the Ninth Circuit vacated the stay.


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Pro Arte Singers is the top, professional-level vocal ensemble in the Jacobs School of Music. It is an elite chamber ensemble of experienced singers in which the artistic, vocal, and musical contributions of each individual singer are emphasized and of vital importance to the musical success of the ensemble.
Pro Arte works in short, concentrated and fast moving rehearsal periods on challenging repertoire. Singers come to rehearsal prepared and ready to work on the subleties of a highly artistic performance without spending unnecessary time in note-teaching. Vocal soloists for major works are most often chosen from within the ensemble.
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2:06pm Thursday 22nd November 2012 in News By Marion Sauvebois
TWO suspects were arrested by police less than an hour after a garage was broken into in Hallen yesterday.
A resident disturbed two burglars as they tried to force their way into a garage at about 1.40am on Wednesday, November 21. By 2.20am officers had apprehended two men nearby.
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