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Surely you didn't think the Michael Jackson tribute blitz was going to suddenly stop after the BET Awards, the MTV Video Music Awards, the American Music Awards, Janet Jackson's ABC interview (and, hell, even the creepy Michael Jackson DNA-sampling cologne and pricey coffee table book), did you?
In fact, it was almost a forgone conclusion that the Grammy Awards would indeed be honoring Jackson during its upcoming January 31, 2010 telecast.
Rolling Stone reports that MJ will be honored with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement award. Other recipients are set to include Loretta Lynn, Bobby Darin, André Previn and Leonard Cohen.
Now if only the Academy can ensure that This Is It gets nominated for an Oscar. Or, hey, maybe Michael can be singled out for a belated, 31-years-after-the-fact special statue for his work as The Scarecrow in The Wiz?
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43 U.S. Code § 50b - Recording of obligations against accounts receivable and crediting of amounts received; work involving cooperation with State, Territory, etc.
Before, on, and after October 18, 1986, in carrying out work involving cooperation with any State, Territory, possession, or political subdivision thereof, the United States Geological Survey may, notwithstanding any other provision of law, record obligations against accounts receivable from any such entities and shall credit amounts received from such entities to this appropriation.
Source(Pub. L. 99–500, § 101(h) [title I], Oct. 18, 1986, 100 Stat. 1783–242, 1783–252, and Pub. L. 99–591, § 101(h) [title I], Oct. 30, 1986, 100 Stat. 3341–242, 3341–252; Pub. L. 102–154, title I, Nov. 13, 1991, 105 Stat. 1000.)
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By a 4-3 decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court overturned a Dane County Circuit Court's ruling that the Legislature violated the state's open meetings law. Today, a coalition of unions filed a federal lawsuit charging that the Wisconsin "budget repair" bill is unconstitutional.
WASHINGTON—Sadly, last night, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled with breakneck speed—on the same day it decided to take the case—that the state Legislature is not subject to the open meetings law. In effect, the Supreme Court said the majority can make any backroom deal it wants.
It's hard to understand how the Wisconsin Supreme Court could accept and decide a case of this magnitude—one that guts 50 years of collective bargaining—in a single day. In her dissenting opinion, Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson wrote about the 4-3 majority: "They inappropriately use this court's original jurisdiction, make their own findings of fact, mischaracterize the parties' arguments, misinterpret statutes, minimize (if not eliminate) Wisconsin constitutional guarantees, and misstate case law, appearing to silently overrule case law dating back to at least 1891."
The speed with which the majority acted yesterday was not what former U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice Earl Warren meant when he used the phrase "all deliberate speed."
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BUFFALO, New York (Reuters) - Closing arguments are expected on Monday in the second-degree murder trial of Muzzammil "Mo" Hassan, accused of stabbing and decapitating his wife in 2009.
Testimony continued into its thirteenth day on Friday as the couple's marriage counselor, David Myrow, took the stand, reading excerpts of his notes about the couple's marital struggles from numerous therapy sessions beginning in 2007 and taking questions from the defense and prosecution.
Myrow read passages in which Aasiya Hassan said her husband had hit her, while Hassan has throughout the trial claimed he was the one abused and that Aasiya, who had filed for divorce a week before the slaying, was overbearing and threatened to leave with his children.
"She feels like she tries to listen to her husband but he talks endlessly about his own pain and hurt," an excerpt from Myrow's notes in 2007 read.
"When Mo says his feelings, she feels attack at times," read another, from a different session.
During other talks with Aasiya, Myrow observed her to be "histrionic" which he described as "someone who can be very dramatic about expressing the way he or she feels."
For a time, the couple worked to correct their relationship, and things got somewhat better, according to Myrow's notes, though he also said Mo Hassan never saw his treatment of Aasiya as contributing to their problems.
Myrow read notes indicating Hassan had threatened to withhold her pay from the cable TV studio they had started to educate people on Islamic culture, and to take her passport, which she used to visit family in her native Pakistan.
Hassan is accused of stabbing and decapitating her with two hunting knives on February 12, 2009.
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Is there a better guard combination in Class A than W.D. Mohammad's Muhammad Hamilton and Nigel Blake?
Caliphs' head coach Farad Abdur-Rahman doesn't think so. Hamilton, a senior who has committed to Tuskegee, was already a known commodity in Class A and beyond as one of the state's top complete guards. But Blake, a freshman, is beginning to make a name for himself as well. The two are combining to score 48 points per game with the 5-foot-11 Hamilton averaging 25 and Blake, 5-8, averaging 23.
"[Blake] can flat out play," Rahman said. "He wasn't with us over the summer, but he has come in since school started and has fit right in. You should see these two go to work."
Abdur-Rahman said Blake has allowed Hamilton, an all-state selection last season, to showcase even more of his game because now he can play off of the ball, while Blake handles the point guard duties. This, Abdur-Rahman said, makes the Caliphs a better team this season. W.D. Mohammed went 22-3 last season and advanced to the Elite Eight before losing to eventual private school runner-up St. Francis (80-56).
"Last year we didn't have anyone who could allow Muhammad to play off the ball," Abdur-Rahman said. "This year he's able to do more things and display his whole game. He's been rebounding really well this season."
Indeed, Hamilton is averaging 10 assists and 5 rebounds per game, and will be a great addition to the program at Tuskegee next season, Abdur-Rahman said. Even though Hamilton was beginning to draw serious interest from several mid-major Division I programs, Tuskegee, a Division II program, felt like a better fit.
"[Tuskegee head coach Leon] Douglas is an NBA veteran and a man of great integrity," Abdur-Rahman said. "He cares about his players and they graduate. There are only about [450] NBA slots, and six million kids trying to get one of those slots, chasing that dream. This is about the bigger picture, and from that perspective I think [Muhammad] made a very wise decision."
So, is Coach Abdur-Rahman right? Is his backcourt the best in Class A? If not, tell us the duo you think is better. And feel free to nominate a tandem from the girls' game as well.
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The group of freshmen at defending private school champion Greenforest Academy – Luis Hurtado, Victor Enoh, Abayomi "Bay" Iyiola and Ikechukwu "Ikey" Obiagu – has already created a buzz around the state. But there is another freshman turning heads.
Lyndsey Whilby, a 6-foot guard/forward has the Eagles off to a 5-3 start and is the team's leading scorer at 20 points per game. She has stepped in to fill the scoring void left by the graduation of the dynamic Moses Johnson, now a freshman at Chattanooga.
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North Cobb Christian is off to another hot start at 8-1, with the only loss coming at the hands of Class AAAAA Tucker (67-60) in the season opener Nov. 23. The Eagles will face another one of the state's best teams on Saturday in the Southeast Basketball Academy Hoop Festival, when they battle defending Class AA champion Greater Atlanta Christian in the final game of the night at 8:30 p.m.
December 19th, 2013
6:05 pm
Read an article today about Greenforest's 5 Nigerian players. None live with their parents; all should be one year foreign exchange students. One lives with his AAU coach. And they found out about Greenforest thru missionaries from Greenforest. Sounds legit to me. SMH
December 19th, 2013
11:25 pm
Aquinas backcourt is better, with Ahmed Hill and Ruben Garnet, and plethora of sophomores coming off the the bench
December 20th, 2013
7:15 am
Greenforest is turning in to the dirtiest program in the state, led by the dirtiest coach in the state (see FPCA firing). These kids are living with people who are not their legal guardians and they are not brought in through an approved foreign exchange program. They are reclassifying the kids as Freshman so that they can be eligible. They reported only 61 kids in their High School, but barely lost to defending 6A champ Norcross. Something isn't right and GHSA needs to check in on this program.
December 20th, 2013
1:46 pm
There is no way a school with under 100 kids can or should be able to compete for a state title. The only way they possibly could is by cheating. W.D. Mohammad is in a similar boat. Every program goes thru good and bad years. I would bet the farm that those so called freshmen are 17 years old or older. I don't really understand why someone hasn't done something. I read these same stories every year about all of this but nothing is done. I don't have a problem with schools getting new kids, but those kids are not even American. The coach has been caught before and I am sure it will not be long before it happens again.
December 20th, 2013
5:07 pm
@Calvary85. Please don't mention W.D. with any other school because they have about 35 boys who live in the area by the school. No other school can say that. All the top A schools recruit players but WD doesn't. All the players on last years team went to the school from 1st grade. The St. Francis, Greenforest, Whitfield, Holy Innocents, and Aquinas all get players from other areas. Holy Innocents took a player from WD this year by offering a free education. St. Francis team is the Atlanta Celtics none live in the Alpharetta area. Greenforest most of them are grown men. They have Jr. who came in at 6′7 three years ago and hasn't grown a inch since. WD does it the right way, and if you ever ask anyone who has seen WD play they will tell these boys are just well coached kids. WD doesn't have a 6′8 players, also WD was the only A team to beat Greenforest last year, plus they beat them on their home court. Greenforest just found a loophole in GHSA rules. If anyone has seen Greenforest play you can tell that these are not 14 and 15 yr boys. Coach Jones is known as a rule breaker. Why hasn't any other school did what Greenforest is doing?
December 22nd, 2013
12:08 pm
North Cobb Christian lost by 13 to GAC last night. NCC is very talented. If the state tournaent brackets work out we could have NCC, St Francis, Greenforest, and Whitefield Academy in the semifinals. Those are the 4 best teams but there are a few other teams who could beat them and keep them out of the semis. Last night, NCC got down big in the 2nd quarter and then came back and made it a 3 point game mid 3rd quarter. That was as close as they ever got. GAC took a commanding double digit lead (near 20) in the 4th quarter before a couple late 3's from NCC. NCC starts 4 division 1 players but GAC just flat out gets after it on defense. Very entertaining game.
December 22nd, 2013
4:06 pm
Darlington senior Maggie Beth Atha led the Lady Tigers to their second straight Rome News-Tribune Seven Hills Rotary Holiday Festival Basketball Tournament championship at The Cage Center at Berry College on Friday, Dec. 20, 2013 with 28 points, giving the Pepperell Lady Dragons their first loss of the season. Atha took tournament MVP honors after tourney victories over Armuchee and Cartersville preceding the Tigers' claiming the Gold Ball Trophy.
December 23rd, 2013
9:13 am
Athens Christian played in the Chick-Fil-A Invitational in south carolina this weekend against Hammond H.S. and their star player Seventh Woods.(as seen on ESPN) It was supposed to be a showcase game between him and Turtle Jackson, but Jackson was out with injury. Should have been a blow out then right?….ACS led from start to finish and beat Hammond by 9. Their defense held Hammond to just 11 points in the first half. If they can do that without Turtle Jackson…look out Class A. We love being the underdog….again. Just like last year, "no way ACS beats NCC" woops.
December 23rd, 2013
9:14 am
GHSA will not investigate unless another school turns Greenforest in….so all you schools in here, quit complaning (which solves nothing) and tell your coaches and administrators to do something about by asking the GHSA to investigate them
December 23rd, 2013
10:57 am
December 23rd, 2013
10:58 am
@ STC: for the Greenforest part of your article you should have put the word "FRESHMAN" in quotes…..not "OTHER" haha what a joke.
December 23rd, 2013
12:06 pm
@WD Fan… Check your facts about St .Francis….All but 2 of starting 5 started there in 9th grade…3 from Alpharetta and 2 from Roswell…Only 2 players on starting 5 play for Atlanta Celtics…everyone needs to stop the finger pointing and whining….Believe it or not Georgia has some of the strictest transfer rules…check it out…most other states alllow free transfers AND reclassifying !!….Like it or not the BUSINESS of basketball has trickled down to High School, AAU and middle school….its either play the game or GET PLAYED !!!
December 23rd, 2013
12:17 pm
@the truth: i agree to a point what your saying. i think kids should be able to transfer and go to whatever school they want to. but to bring in 5 kids from Africa who are probably at least 18 years old and claim that they are freshman so you can have them for 4 years is just flat out wrong. not to mention they are playing in Class A…the smallest division in all of high school sports in georgia. you wanna play dirty like that (legal or not) then you should be forced to play in 6A. PERIOD.
December 23rd, 2013
12:32 pm
@dekalb baller…Im with you on that one my friend….thats just taking it too far…Greenforest should just play a national or prep schedule like Convenant Christian in Marietta…Convenant does the same thing with a lot of imported players but they do not compete in the GHSA.
December 23rd, 2013
12:35 pm
@the truth: you are obviously a fan or a player. or a wanna be player. but you are definitely not a coach. coaching has been almost completely taken out of high school basketball. which is what made it special AND different than the college game. now its all about getting the best players into your school. its glorified AAU ball. with only 5 people on the floor, talent can win out almost every time. its ruined the heart of what high school sports are all about….being able to win with what you got.
December 23rd, 2013
1:14 pm
@retired coach…you are absolutely right I am a fan and having been a coach has absolutely nothing to do with it. I am just a very keen and truthful observer…Stevie Wonder can see what High School basketball has become ….what things SHOULD be and what they ARE two totally different things
December 23rd, 2013
1:16 pm
Retired Coach: Well Said!
December 23rd, 2013
2:25 pm
what im curious about is with all the "investigative" journalism around, how come the AJC doesnt ever look into topics like whats going on at Greenforest if its SO OBVIOUS to everyone else? Is it because its not football? I wonder what would happen if a Class A school with less than 100 kids started beating Buford and Norcross in football? I bet everything that the AJC would be standing outside their fieldhouse everyday looking for answers as to how something like that could ever happen.
December 23rd, 2013
2:52 pm
@retired coach…I have to say I agree with you on this one Coach…there needs to be some sort of limit on the number of "foreign exchange" players on a team….also people seem to forget in addition to the 5 Nigerian players on Greenforest…. they have a 6′6 Venezuelan point guard !!
December 24th, 2013
11:29 am
@S. Thomas Coleman, it will be great for you to share stories about programs who do not recruit but are very competitive every year ie. Paideia Girls BBall lead by Paul Meiere.


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Getting there Friday
Start was delayed by over an hour waiting for the heaviest of the rain to pass through. I thought it was going to be a swim meet all the way to Cumberland Falls. A little ways up Hwy 178 the sun came out-YEA!
Hwy 215-FJR loaded down, says oomph.
Hwy 215, between Rosman and Canton, is one GREAT road. It's newly paved from Rosman to Blue Ridge Pky and it is AWESOME. From BRP to Canton the pavement was getting a little rough. NCDOT to the rescue with a fresh coat of chip seal-Boo!
208 To Hot Springs-YEA! Then the first route "surprise" of the weekend-looked paved on mapsource.
Looking straight up from the seat of the bike.
Banjo music played before pavement reappeared.
Eventually worked back around to 107 and then northwest back into drizzle and on to CF. Made it by dinner without touching any interstate. Scarffed down dinner then over to pitch the tent before dark.
Ahh tenting it. Especially in a designated sight, 100 yards from the horse barn, not among like minded motofolk (last minute planning). You room renters are missing out on so much. Friday night's entertainment was PawPaw giving 4 year old grandson "LittleE" grammar lessons to take home to mom and dad: "can you say d*ckhead, Can you say sh*t-for-brains, etc." Saturday, hours before sunrise I was greeted at the bathhouse door by Yappy the dog. She was standing guard, while PawPaw held down the throne, unleashed and unfamiliar with "stay", "sit", or "get back here dammit". Yappy expressed to me her displeasure at my intrusion and bolted out the door. PawPaw finished the paperwork quickly and took off in pursuit, lest Yappy become coyote or bear or owl snack.
Sat morning cloudy and damp. I started looking for a group to latch onto for the day's ride. Was planning on doing Cracked Ice but talked to some riders that had tried it the day before and had hit some gnarly dirt road. Finally weaseled myself into a group that included BullCBX and Mrs BullCBX, riding 2up (QUICKLY), a couple Floridians and a proud grandfather from Kentucky. Please forgive me for not remembering names/forum handles. We rode CumberlandGapEast and it was a BLAST. Awesome roads and scenery. I took one pic the whole day and that was because I was so happy to see the sun.
My compliments to the people that put together those great ride reports with spectacular photos.
Banquet Sat night nicely capped off a great day riding. I just wish the gentlemen from Florida had waited until they had got back to their room to begin negotiating message exchanges. What happens in Ky stays in Ky I suppose, but there were still disturbing images in my head well into Tenn the next day.
Sat night entertainment at the campground:
The grandparents and "Little E" had been joined by a gaggle of boys and girls in their early teens. Remember folks, in a campground with no ambient noise, any conversation above a whisper can be heard several tent sites away. I had considered ear plugs, but didn't want to give the local omnivores any head start. I guess the girls got the tent and the boys got the camper trailer. Apparently the young ladies had just reached the age where what they shaved became a topic for discussion. I didn't know you ladies had to shave your toes. There was a coughing fit from my side of the campground before the conversation got any closer to Pedophilidelphia.
Sunday morning was the first sunrise I'd seen in over a week-nice!
While waiting for the tent to dry I went out and rode LoopyNorth then checked out a couple sights close to the lodge. Took a few pics, including the obligatory Cumberland Falls. Left CF right after lunch.
My condolences to the riders that left town on the slab. My ride home used some of the same roads that were part of EOM routes. 58 East is slab like and slow but the scenery is incredible. I should have taken some pics. Turned down 70 and rode mile after mile of this.
I eventually had to hit the slab to make it out of the mountains before dark. I you have to slab it, I26 out of the mountains down into Asheville isn't too bad.
I had the overlook to myself-I could pee anywhere I want.
FJR says whew!
THANK YOU to the EOM organizers. My first EOM. Great location, scenery, roads. The route we rode was fantastic. Accommodations from Luxurious to cheap/adventuresome. Three days of great riding for me. The bang for the buck ratio was off the charts.
See y'all next year.
My EOM weekend
Started by 1911 , Sep 26 2011 10:56 AM
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Posted 26 September 2011 - 10:56 AM
Posted 26 September 2011 - 11:22 AM
It was good to run into you again....
Posted 26 September 2011 - 02:52 PM
Thanks for posting
Posted 26 September 2011 - 03:12 PM
I had the overlook to myself -I could pee anywhere I want.
Ain't that just the best sorta circumstance?
Groovy pics and words, 1911.


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This month we celebrate Law Day. The 'official day' is May 1. We will have our luncheon on May 3 at the Renaissance Hotel.
Did you know that Law Day originated in 1957 and every president since Dwight Eisenhower has issued a Law Day proclamation each year? Law Day is a special day aimed to help people appreciate their liberties, affirm their loyalty to the United States, especially with regard to equality and justice, and cultivate respect for the law.
This year's theme of Law Day is REALIZING THE DREAM: EQUALITY FOR ALL. This year marks the 150th anniversary of the issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation. At the centennial of the Proclamation in 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King delivered his eloquent and enduring 'I Have a Dream' speech. I just re-read the text of his speech and his words resonate just as much today as they did 50 years ago, including these powerful passages:
---"I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: 'We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal.'"
---"I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character."
It has been said that the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement can be seen in the strides that have been made against discrimination based on race, gender, ethnicity, national origin, religion, age, disability, and sexual orientation. Certainly our profession, including the BCBA, has made significant strides in all of these areas. Our past and present bar leaders reflect the diversity of our society and community. However, we can, we must, and we are doing more.
Our speaker at this year's Law Day, Past President W. George Allen, Esq., has contributed so much to the ideal of equality under the law, both professionally and personally. George has a resume filled with 'firsts': the first black law student to graduate from the University of Florida, the first black president of the BCBA….the list goes on and on. Importantly, George filed the lawsuit in Broward County in the early 1960's that led to the integration of the entire county school system. Please join us on May 3 as we celebrate with George and so many others who work tirelessly each day to realize the dream of equality for all.
We know that despite years of efforts to eliminate inequalities, bias persists. This year, let us rededicate ourselves to one of the tenets of our profession---justice and equality for all.


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I once worked during Valentine's Day at a florist shop during college. I started about a week before Valentines- this particular florist shop also was the main one for the college as well where fraternities and sororities ordered from, so it was already a busy shop. The owner had two huge truck refrigerators where I, along with a dozen or other workers, cut roses and dethorned them in anticipation of the big flower holiday. It was absolute madness, and every day I came home with green fingernails from cutting and dethorning flowers- but I love flowers, and it was fun for me as well. I got lucky after the Valentine's rush was over as I was chosen to continue to work part time for a few months afterwards. So, with holiday work, if you show your employers that you are a hard worker, it may continue a bit longer after the holiday season is over. I remember the reason I left the florist shop was because I was going home for the summer- the owner was disappointed as I left right before the 2nd biggest flower holiday was about to happen- Mother's Day.


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|Courtesy of Randall Bytwerk's German Propaganda Archive.
The National Socialist German Workers Party began in 1919 as the German Workers Party (DAP), an obscure far rightist party founded by a disgruntled locksmith named Anton Drexler. Drexler believed in socialism, but not the international Marxist variety preached by the socialists or the communists. Rather, Drexler proposed a re-militarized pan-Germanic workers state that was free of Jewish influence. Despite Drexler's ambitious dreaming, the DAP was just another fringe group comprised of disgruntled veterans until Adolf Hitler joined the party as member 555 in July 1919.
Within two years of joining, Hitler wrestled control of the DAP (now known as the National Socialist German Workers Party, often abbreviated to Nazi) from Drexler and the other original founders and embarked upon a quasi-messianic plan to rescue Germany from the turmoil of the Weimar era. While the Nazi Party faltered after the failure of the Beer House Putsch (an ill conceived attempt to seize the city government of Munich) and the brief economic renaissance of the late 1920s, its ranks swelled as a protest movement against the status quo, once the Great Depression began in earnest in 1930. When the "Grand Coalition" (consisting of the Socialists and the Catholic Center Party) broke up over the issue of guaranteeing employee insurance benefits during a time of falling wages, the German government fell apart. This required emergency elections to be held, which enabled the Nazis, who were able to capitalize on the public's discontent with the existing goverment, to become a major political force.
Although the Nazi Party had a platform, there was no official ideology. There was nothing original about its antisemitic, nationalist, anti-democratic rhetoric, as there were dozens of similar far right parties in the Weimar political system. What distinguished the Nazi Party from its rivals was the manner in which it used various pre-existing ideologies (e.g., socialism, nationalism, antisemitism) and advertised them in such a way as to make the Party enticing to a wide spectrum of people; romantics found the "Blood and Soil" rhetoric appealing; the idea of a "People's Community" appealed to Germans who tired of the class conflicts that characterized the Industrial Age; the dynamism and violent machismo of the Party's paramilitary groups attracted unemployed young men; industrialists liked the Nazi Party's anti-communist stance, while former socialists admired its promise of a meritocratic order. Nazi propagandists and speakers were careful not to mention any particular governmental style, so the recipient could impose his or her desires on the future Nazi regime. Many fellow travellers of the Nazi Party dismissed the group's antisemitism as hyperbole that was used to attract the poorly educated. It was assumed that such rhetoric would cease once the Nazis were moderated by the realities of the political system.
Using rhetoric that would later echo that of the "Fuehrer" cult, the Nazis claimed that only the figure of Adolf Hitler could unite a country that had degenerated into dozens of squabbling political parties. That, combined with the Party's promises of employment and stability, appealed to voters who were tired of the status quo. During the 1930 elections, the Nazi Party won 18.3 percent of the vote, making it the second largest party in the Reichstag after the Socialists. Some Germans who had voted for the Nazis in previous elections were frustrated that the Party had not managed to seize parlimentary control or made the sweeping societal and economic changes that had been promised during the campaign season. The fact that Hitler refused to serve in a subordinate position in the cabinet of Chancellor Franz von Papen, a conservative with the Catholic Center Party, suggested to many voters that the Nazis were all talk and no action.
After the Papen government fell and the new chancellor, Kurt von Schleicher tried to divide the Nazi Party by promising the Vice Chancellory and the position of Minister President of Prussia to Gregor Strasser, one of the more left-leaning figures in the Party. This act almost caused a schism, which was only averted when Hitler reasserted his authority as Fuehrer and vetoed the deal.
The opportunity the Nazis were looking for occurred when Hitler was approached by Papen and industrialist Baron Kurt von Schroeder about accepting a position in the Papen cabinet. Although Hitler had been unwilling to be a subordinate to Papen earlier in the year, the political situation was now in his favor. Schleicher was unable to unite the communists, socialists, and labor leaders, which neutralized the only real opposition to the Nazi Party. Because Schleicher had refused to enact protectionist policies against imported food, large landowners were eyeing Hitler as a more suitable political leader. When President Hindenburg refused to let Schleicher dissolve the Reichstag, the latter resigned in protest on January 28, 1933. This gave Hitler an opening to demand the role of chancellor for himself and to fill key government positions with Nazi officials. Papen accepted this deal, hoping that the presence of more moderate conservative politicians from other parties would contain the Nazis' growing radicalism.
Chancellor Adolf Hitler shakes the
hand of President Paul von
Hindenburg, March 12, 1933.
Once Hitler became chancellor of Germany on January 30, 1933, he immediately began the process of dismantling the democratic system that had been established fifteen years earlier. Temporarily downplaying antisemitic rhetoric, he instead emphasized the threats emanating from the Communist Party of Germany and the need for national unity to overcome the economic crisis. To neutralize the threat of the communists, the government was granted the power to ban political parties and newspapers on February 4, 1933.
After the Reichstag fire, which destroyed the German legislative building, the "Decree for the Protection of People and State" was passed on February 28, 1933. This law enabled the federal government to arrest at will any individual that was deemed a threat to the state, search private residences, and take over local governments that were perceived to be lax on enforcing the law. Hitler also consolidated his power among Germany's elites, including generals, industrialists, and large landowners to ensure that they would support the new regime. This enraged Nazi leaders such as Ernst Rohm and Joseph Goebbels, who believed in pursuing a more radical economic order than Hitler was willing to tolerate.
Although the March 1933 Reichstag elections did not give the Nazi Party a decisive victory (it had 43.9 percent of the vote), SA men began launching a series of violent terrorist attacks throughout the nation to gain control of regional government offices. On March 21, Hitler opened the first meeting of the Reichstag (held in the Kroll Opera House) to discuss the proposed Enabling Act. This bill would transfer the legislative power from the Reichstag to Hitler cabinet for a period of four years, thus abolishing the last democratic institution in Germany. The Enabling Act passed for three reasons. First, the eighty one Reichstag deputies belonging to the Communist Party were in prison, thus neutralizing the Nazi Party's major opposition. Second, Hitler was able to form an alliance with the numerous Liberal parties and with the Catholic Center Party, which mistakeningly believed that it could act as a moderating influence on the Nazi regime. Third, SA and SS men filled the opera house to intimidate the deputies, while rowdy Nazi supporters were outside the building. Hitler himself said that he would be, "prepared to go ahead in the face of the refusal and the hostilities which will result from that refusal." In other words, the Enabling Act would pass, either peacefully or violently. Consequently, by March 23, 1933, Hitler's word would be law until 1945.
Works Cited
Evans, Richard. The Coming of the Third Reich. The Penguin Press: New York, 2003.
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. "Germany: Establishment of the Third Reich." The Holocaust Encyclopedia. http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/article.php?lang=en&ModuleId=10005204 (accessed June 27, 2008).


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DETROIT (WKZO) -- The Announcement over the weekend that Michigan Attorney General Bill Schutte would take up the case of Detroit Pensioners with the Bankruptcy Judge came as a surprise to the unions, who say just the week before, he was arguing for the other side.
Atty Richard Mack Jr. represents the coalition of Detroit Unions. He says it's out of character for Schutte, who usually supports the Governor against union causes. He says he is skeptical and plans to keep an eye on the A.G.
Schuette filed an appearance in bankruptcy court Monday, officially commencing his defense of the pensions.
The Governor says a lot of the 18-billion in debt the city owes is because of the unfunded pension system, and this puts the Attorney General at odds with the Governor on this issue.


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If you could quiz just one person about the future of food as medicine, you might want to chat with Jeffrey Bland, a PhD biochemist who is president and chief science officer of the Gig Harbor, Washington-based Metagenics. He has long been recognized as a pioneer in the emerging field of what he and others term functional medicine.
In a nutshell, functional medicine treats what Bland calls the "emerging mechanisms of disease." In other words, it addresses the potential for disease and seeks to keep disease from developing. Functional foods comprise a major component of functional medicine's health maintenance arsenal, along with stress management and exercise.
Broadly defined, functional foods are foods that provide health benefits beyond basic nutrition—they have some therapeutic or preventive value that is unrelated to the calories they contain. Many functional foods occur naturally—tomatoes and broccoli, for instance, contain lycopene and sulforaphane, respectively, both of which are physiologically active.
Other functional foods are "engineered," like calcium-rich orange juice or omega-3–laden eggs from chickens fed a diet rich in flax seed. These have either been fortified with specific nutrients or otherwise enhanced with phytochemicals or botanicals. This type of functional food does not, however, include genetically modified foods.
In Bland's mind, functional foods contain components that work at a molecular level to help the body fend off disease and maintain overall health. This is not something mainstream healthcare has embraced with open arms.
At the crux of the conflict, Bland suggests, is culture. In the traditional medicines of the East, he says, "it's not an alien concept to consider that there might be specific, unique principles in certain foods that could have therapeutic effects on health." For centuries, food in Asia has been considered to have health- or disease-producing attributes, and in modern-day Japan, says Bland, certain food products that contain plant sterols are allowed by law to make cholesterol management claims on their labels.
Western culture's view of food as medicine has generally been limited to a food's ability to prevent vitamin and mineral deficiency diseases, Bland contends. Certain foods may prevent scurvy or beriberi, this view admits, but they do not in general have any other unique health-giving attributes.
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Jenson-Noble Hall of Music is an impressive place to study, rehearse, and perform. The building is home to the department office, the Weston H. Noble Recital Hall, three rehearsal halls, an organ studio, a piano lab, a percussion studio, faculty studios, 36 private practice rooms, and the Presser Music Laboratory. The decor of the main floor is intended to recall the old wharves of Bergen, Norway, the home of the composer Edvard Grieg and Norway's "city of music".
The Presser Music Laboratory includes 10 Macintosh PowerPCs with complete MIDI capabilities, notation software, and ear-training drills. The state-of-the-art studio contains direct-to-disk computer recording and editing facilities, CD-mastering hardware and software, and an extensive array of MIDI-sequencing of software and hardware, including a Kurzweil K2000 synthesizer with sampling capability.
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professorpetervannostrand said: I had no idea the JEST was that big. How do they plan on getting it into orbit? Does NASA have a new rocket in the works?
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is big, but that picture is in its fully deployed configuration. The current projected vehicle mass is 6,200 kg, which could fit on some current launch vehicles.
In 2007, the European Space Agency (ESA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding for participation in the JWST mission. The four major European contributions are:
- provision of the NIRSpec instrument;
- provision of the Optical Bench Assembly of the MIRI instrument through special funding from the ESA member states;
- provision of the Ariane-5 ECA launcher;
- manpower support to JWST operations.
In return for these contributions, ESA gains full partnership in JWST and secures full access to the JWST observatory for astronomers from Member States on identical terms to those of today on the Hubble Space Telescope.
So it is supposed to fly on an Ariane 5 ECA (Evolution Cryotechnique type A) launch vehicle, launching from Guiana Space Centre in French Guiana. Here is more information on the launcher:
The Ariane 5 ECA (Evolution Cryotechnique type A) has a GTO launch capacity of 10,000 kg (22,000 lb) for dual payloads or 10,500 kg (23,000 lb) for a single payload. This variant uses a new Vulcain 2 first-stage engine, and an ESC-A (Etage Supérieur Cryogénique-A) second stage, powered by an HM-7B engine, weighing 2,100 kg (4,600 lb) and carrying 14,000 kg (31,000 lb) of cryogenic propellant. The second stage uses the liquid oxygen tank and lower structure from the Ariane 4's H10 third stage, mated to a new liquid hydrogen tank. The revised Vulcain has a longer, more efficient nozzle with more efficient flow cycle and denser propellant ratio. The new ratio demanded length modifications to the first-stage tanks. Also, the solid EAP casings have been lightened with new welds, and packed with more propellant. The ESC-A cryogenic second stage does not improve the performance to Low Earth orbit compared to Ariane 5G, and for this reason the Ariane 5 ECA will not be used to launch the Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV).
Here is the JWST in its fully stowed configuration within the Ariane faring:


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Six weeks ago, the mysterious virus came out of nowhere and engulfed the world. Everyone infected seemed to die...then rise again. Jeff Blaine did his best to hold his family together and to protect them from the horrors scratching at their door, but in the end, they were ripped away from him like everything else that ever mattered. Lost and alone, Jeff decided his only option was to destroy as many of the monsters that stole his life away before they destroy him as well.
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