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Ratings based on 324 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.4 Room cleanliness
4.4 Service & staff
4.3 Room comfort
4.2 Hotel condition
Expedia Verified ReviewsThey paid and stayed. We double-checked.
by A verified traveler
SmallroomPosted Jul 30, 2016
We found the hotel to be ok but the rooms where small and for the price per night the hotel was underwhelming.
by A verified traveler from Alberta
Sheraton QualityPosted Jul 26, 2016
Disappointed with aging of the faculty and rooms. Earliest housekeeping showed up was around 3:30 but everyday we had to go to the front desk to get the room made up. Tipping didn't seem to influence them. Executive Level was a waist of time and money. Limited hours
by A verified traveler from Magog
SuperPosted Jul 26, 2016
Très bel hotel bien situé. Proche de tout. Bel atrium avec vue sur le harbour de St-Jean.
by A verified traveler from Sop's Arm
Great locationPosted Jul 4, 2016
Pleasant clean room with a view. Great location. Etc
by A verified traveler from Halifax,NS
Shop worn rooms in the centre of the old cityPosted Jul 2, 2016
Dining room food was over priced and of mediocre quality.Rooms are shop worn with loose plumbing fixtures.Room lacked installed refrigerator.
by A verified traveler
Posted Jun 21, 2016
House keeping staff was very friendly and helpful. We were given the option for green service and we chose that option not realizing it really meant no service. We had to request items like toilet paper, coffee when they ran out. No fridge in rooms. House keeping suggested we use our garbage can as an ice bucket for our yogurt and drinks, which was a very useful suggestion but not very "green". Overall I would say it was an average experience.
by A verified traveler
Posted May 16, 2016
The view was wonderful although you could barely see properly out the window due to moisture between the panes ,the bathroom needs an update. When we walked into the room you could definitely tell someone had been smoking in the room although it was supposed to be smoke fee. The smell had lasted for the full 5 days we were there . It is obvious the room was not smoke free
by A verified traveler
Mixed feelingsPosted Apr 28, 2016
Unfortunately I can't give it more than s 3.5 * for the following reasons: -Some of the front desk receptionists, just couldn't handle properly the customers during an extreme busy weekend when hundreds of young dancers were presented in the hotel for some competition. - some requests were not fulfilled but after talks to the third receptionist( 1.5 days); Tony- one of the managers didn't helped much if he was informed. Great job Samantha- you unknowledge, apologized for your colleagues and solved the request in few minutes. - lost an average of 15-20 min to find a parking spot (Fri, Sat, Su). After 10 h work on a weekend day you just don't need that. - thank you very much for the great service to Roza - from the launge and once again to Samantha. I guess I will give it one more try.
by A verified traveler
Best Location in St.John'sPosted Apr 23, 2016
Pros: Walkable distance from the city
Location: 30 minutes from the Signal Hill point
Great location for this hotel - Nice ocean view - Walkable distance city and Signal Hill National Park
by A verified traveler
Posted Apr 22, 2016
Old. Noisy at nights. Furnishing and carpets are old and smelly.


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Adarsh scam: Ashok Chavan quizzed by CBI
New Delhi: After quizzing two Union
ministers in connection with the multi-crore Adarsh scam, the
CBI has examined former Maharashtra chief minister Ashok
Chavan, as the agency prepares to wrap up its probe in the
housing society case.
According to sources in the probe agency here today,
Chavan was questioned by the CBI sleuths in Mumbai early this
month about his role in connection with Adarsh Housing Society
during his tenure as state Revenue Minister and as the Chief
Chavan, who is an accused in the case, was the third
politician to be examined by the CBI after Power Minister
Sushil Kumar Shinde and Science and Technology Minister
Vilasrao Deshmukh.
When contacted, Chavan refused to comment saying the
matter was sub-judice.
According to CBI, Chavan during his tenure as Revenue
Minister allegedly became part of the criminal conspiracy
along with other accused members of the Housing society in the
approval of resolution recommending inclusion of civilians in
Adarsh society which was originally meant for Kargil war
widows and victims.
CBI has alleged that Chavan abused his official position
with an ulterior motive of getting flats for his relatives.
It has questioned at length other accused including
Adarsh society`s general secretary R C Thakur, retired Army
Brigadier M M Wanchoo and Congress leader K L Gidwani.
The agency gathered sufficient information about the
case before Chavan and senior IAS officer Jairaj Phatak were
called for questioning, CBI sources said.
Phatak, a 1978 batch IAS officer of Maharashtra cadre,
was the then Commissioner of Brihanmumbai Municipal
Corporation (BMC) and was heading the committee on high rise
The allegation against Phatak was that during his
tenure as Commissioner of BMC, he had approved the height to
be increased from 97 metres to 107 metres on September 1,
2007. The agency has alleged that he had not referred the
height increase to other committee members.
CBI had on January 29 last year registered a case
against 14 persons including Chavan and retired army
officials, bureaucrats and state government officials on
charges of criminal conspiracy, fraud and misuse of their
official powers.
The plush housing society was built on prime defence
land in alleged violation of rules. The building was
originally meant to be a six-storey structure to house
families of Kargil war heroes but was later extended to 31
floors without mandatory permission with the flats being given
to relatives of politicians, bureaucrats and police officials.
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Snakebites in Kwale, Kenya
I sent our DSS out looking for snake bites, and they found them! We simply asked households if anyone in the household had been bitten by a snake in the past five years. More then 5% of them said "yes" and since we know the locations of the households, we were able to make this cool map. Note that the snake bites tend to cluster around two large areas and are noticeably absent from others.
Kenya hosts many varieties of extremely poisonous snakes included the Puff Adder, the Black and Green Mamba and the spitting Cobra. Snakes are universally feared here and often killed on sight by the locals.
Are Kenyans really paying 16 bribes per month?
Probably not. The popular news is widely reporting this figure based on results from a pilot study sponsored by Transparency International, a German NGO.
"In East Africa's most prosperous economy, the average city resident pays up to 16 bribes per month, according to Transparency International. Locals have dubbed Kenya "ya kitu kidogo" — the land of the "little something" — a kind of homeland of the bribe. And on the streets of Eastleigh, Nairobi, the victims of those bribes point their finger at one perpetrator." – USA Today
Aside from the popular press, it is even being quoted in scholarly works.
I grew suspicious as I only pay about two to three bribes per month. While bribery and corruption are persistent problems in Kenya, 16 seems rather excessive based on my experience there.
So I went digging. And found the original research. Turns out, as noted above, it is a pilot study, done with little funding, using a convenience sample pulled off people walking on the streets of Nairobi, or rather a single place where the researchers pulled people aside and asked them questions. The respondents are mostly in their 20s and educated.
The sampling design appears to be not a sampling design at all:
"The survey was designed to capture citizens' interaction with the government institutions primarily, but the survey itself sought information on both the public and private sector. The sample was selected by cluster sampling from three clusters as follows: i. Micro and small enterprise operators ("jua kali") sample, drawn from membership of microfinance organisations
ii. Corporate sector, drawn from the membership lists of industry and professional associations
iii. Random "street" sample. The survey was administered to a random sample in public places (restaurants, bus stops, public parks and residential areas etc) to capture people not represented in the other two clusters (e.g. public sector workers and the unemployed) The "jua kali" and "street" clusters were administered through personal interviews. The questionnaire was sent to the corporate cluster respondents by business reply mail and followed up by telephone. However, the response rate was extremely low and had to be complemented with personal interviews to obtain an acceptable response rate."
I suspect, given the demographic of the respondents, they were hanging out around the U. Nairobi area in the CBD of Nairobi and NOT in Eastleigh as the USA Today article suggests. In fact, the report doesn't mention Eastleigh at all.
The authors, to their credit, caution against the use of the results:
"The survey is a pilot study, whose primary objective is to establish the viability of empirical corruption research. It was not designed to provide a representative sample from which statistically valid conclusions about the urban population as a whole can be drawn. "
So… while I get that there isn't a whole lot of research on the subject, and any contribution is, well, a contribution worth examining, the results of this study should NOT be presented as fact, given the poor sampling design.
We can, of course, excuse the popular press, since they don't care, but scholars should be extremely wary.
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and some nyatiti from Luoland:
Videos of me playing "music"
I was at a friend's this weekend, who just happens to do video work (for an NGO in East Africa) and who just happened to have a friend from the UK doing video work (in a Somali refugee camp in Kenya) and who both just happened to want to shoot a video, which went from shooting a simple practice video of our band (more on that later) to "Pete, let's film you doing a couple of solo songs" which turned into 2.5 hours of intense setup (six cameras) and 10 minutes of filming. And hours of editing. And uploading.
The results were great and I'm incredibly thankful to Colin Crowley and Niko Belev for making me look better than I really do. Thank, dudes.
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I recently went and saw the latest installment of Marvel's film series, "Captain America: Civil War" and was reminded of Black Panther, Marvel's other African hero (X-Men's Storm would be the other). Black Panther is a prince of Wakanda, a fictional African country, which just so happens to be located near Lake Turkana, close to the Sundanese and Kenyan borders. Apparently, I could go and visit Wakanda if I wanted.
Wakanda is a special, though reclusive place. Wakanda is the world's only source of Vibranium, the metal from which Captain America's shield was created. Wakandans, though historically hunter gatherers, profited from the sale of Vibranium, and became one of the richest countries on earth. The prince of Wakanda, in contrast to many of his peers, reinvested the money in technological development ventures, and allowed his people to flourish. Wakanda's tech is like nowhere else on Earth, designed specifically by Wakandans for Wakandans. In short, Wakanda is what Kagame wishes Rwanda could be.
I had no idea that Black Panther was slated to appear in "Civil War" and was happy they chose to film in Lagos rather than in some stereotypical African landscape of lions and elephants. People on this side of the world are excited about the prospect of a Black Panther stand alone film, due in 2018. Africa needs heroes, particularly ones who can stand on equal footing with heroes from everywhere else.
A fan made trailer, but…
Links I liked
While I'm fighting multiple infections at once (not bedridden, just annoyed), I though I'd post a collection of articles that caught my eye today: Haven't done this in a while.
- Dispatches: Scapegoating Refugees in Kenya (link) and Why Kenya's threat to close its refugee camps is even worse than you think (link) and Refugee Nation: The Escape Artist in Tanzania (link)
- The Communist Manifesto in pictures (link)
- Socioeconomic Inequalities in Neglected Tropical Diseases: A Systematic Review (link) – Poor people get sick. The title is somewhat misleading as the article focuses merely on poverty.
- Between-Country Inequalities in the Neglected Tropical Disease Burden in 1990 and 2010, with Projections for 2020 (link)
"I shared:" Can tagging papers that share data boost the practice? (link) – Scientists need to encourage one another to make their data available to the public.
- Every Insane Anti-Obama Conspiracy in One Chart (link) – Brilliant
- Kenya:Democracy on Trial? – A brutal grilling of opposition leader Raila Odinga. He has no idea how to respond. (link)
Why malaria? Over-researched, over-funded, diminishing returns? Rambling on the need for student mentorship.
Last week I gave an informal lecture on survey sampling to a small group of graduate students from a number of countries. With only one exception, all of the students were working on various aspects of malaria, primarily in basic sciences. The lone non-malaria student was from Vietnam and is interested in Dengue fever.
I praised her for working on Dengue. Dengue presents a serious threat to human health in all countries where the vectors exist, but the burden of disease will be particularly felt in rapidly urbanizing areas of developing countries.
Developing countries are ill equipped to deal with Dengue, and the antiquated nature of their health care systems, leftover by the colonialists, means that diagnostics are mostly non-existent and drugs wholly unavailable. Any fever in most of Sub-Saharan Africa is diagnosed simply as malaria, drugs administered and the patient left on their own.
We have extensive experience, however, with malaria. While there are numerous challenges to reducing malaria incidence, preventing recrudescence and postponing drug resistance, the basic fact is that the best way to eliminate or control malaria is to simply make people less poor. Even countries with holoendemic transmission, wealthier people get malaria less often than poor people, and poor people who live in wealthier areas get sick less than wealthier people in poor areas. This is known (in Game of Thrones parlance).
So, as we discussed the topic during lecture, I softly tried to encourage the students to look at other areas where they might be able to better apply their skills. They were mostly unresponsive, which is fine. Someone has to tell them, it might as well be me.
One of the students, however, indicated that "malaria is where the money is." I couldn't disagree. The reason that we put so much money and effort into diseases like malaria and HIV is simply because they yield marketable products. Medications for diseases like tungiasis (jiggers) are so simple as to not be profitable, customers too poor to buy them, and governments and donors too distracted by big diseases like malaria, HIV and TB to be concerned with dumping money to provide them for free.
And this is where the problem lies. We have a self propagating system of companies, researchers and donors, which simply float money between one another with little regard for the needs of the poorest of the poor. Breaking the cycle is difficult, but it starts with academics who need to push students to do work with neglected, overlooked or under-researched diseases. Even small grants can support small, but meaningful projects.
We have reached a point where malaria funding for malaria research is yielding ever diminishing returns. Money needs to be put into programs to deliver the tools we have and make ITNs, ACTs and IRS available to the people who need them, who often have trouble getting them. Moreover, we need economic development to make people less poor in developing coutnries so that fewer of their babies die. Human resources in developed countries need to start focusing on emerging (or already emerged but ignored) threats lke antibiotic resistance, Dengue fever, emerging zoonotics and others. That starts with us as mentors.


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More than 30 middle school students in the Holland area took part in a three-week course geared toward giving youth in the community a hands-on look at public safety in the city.
Judge William Baillargeon presides over the West Michigan Regional Veterans Treatment Court, a court that works as a hybrid of drug and mental health tribunals. It aims at getting help to veterans in the criminal justice system whose struggles can...
One of the three people in custody in relation to the stabbing death of 18-year-old Seth Cuevas is now being charged with felonious assault for allegedly threatening Cuevas' father with a knife as his son lay dying in the...
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Maryann Castorena, convicted mastermind of the plotted 2014 murder of Jose Hernandez for more than $1 million in life insurance money, has appealed her conviction to the Michigan Supreme Court.
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Ottawa County Prosecutor Ronald Frantz has decided to pursue the continuance of a life sentence without parole for the county's only juvenile lifer.
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AMPLIMODES: symmetry-mode analysis on the Bilbao Crystallographic Server
International Union of Crystallography, 2009
Journal of Applied Crystallography
Volume 42, Issue 5, pages 820–833, October 2009
Additional Information
How to Cite
Orobengoa, D., Capillas, C., Aroyo, M. I. and Perez-Mato, J. M. (2009), AMPLIMODES: symmetry-mode analysis on the Bilbao Crystallographic Server. Jnl Applied Crystallography, 42: 820–833. doi: 10.1107/S0021889809028064
- computer programs;
- Bilbao Crystallographic Server;
- distorted structures;
- symmetry-mode analysis
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Sheremet found out about the affair when surveillance video footage of the couple kissing in a restaurant was leaked to the media. He's since found love with photographer Sarah Silver, and Rimes showed she's still on friendly terms with her ex by 'tweeting' a message of congratulations after discovering Sheremet had proposed to the snapper.
In a post on the microblogging site, she writes, "Congrats to Dean Sheremet and Sarah Silver on your engagement! A little birdie told me the happy news last night. Wishes for a life full of happiness."
Rimes and Sheremet's divorce was finalized in June. The dancer's engagement news comes shortly after Rimes was forced to deny rumors she is planning to wed Cibrian.
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Timothy: "President Barack Obama has said Russia was almost certainly responsible for the DNC hack, an assertion with which cybersecurity experts have agreed." Because two security firms claim there is evidence pointing to Russian involvement doesn't mean the Russians were involved. Security firms may have a lot of reasons for believing things, and for saying they believe things, and it is TWO security firms. Are they telling the truth, what do other security firms think, and so forth. It's just a claim. As for what Obama thinks, well he is not an expert and he certainly has motivation to believe or pretend he believes what a security firm claims to believe. The media confuses claims with facts, and they also have their reasons for pretending claims are facts. And, end of the day, it is irrelevant who did it. It is no less a breach if it was simply a group of hackers independent of any government -- we don't know. And the democratic party is not less corrupt if it was the Russian government or an individual hacker who revealed that corruption.


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Shia LeBeouf had every reason to relax as he enjoyed a weekend with leggy girlfriend Mia Goth.
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He was let go after repeated clashes during rehearsals with the production's star Alec Baldwin and director Daniel Sullivan.
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But on Tuesday it emerged the unfair termination case had been settled in private with great praise for the former Disney actor.
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With all that behind him, Shia enjoyed some downtime with his model girlfriend Mia, 20.
The pair were seen packing up the back of the actor's black, Chevy Silverado and filling up with gas on Saturday in Studio City, Los Angeles.
Dressed in matching military attire, Shia wore combat trousers while Mia had on a T-shirt with 'Air Corps' emblazoned across.
The pair were seen packing up the back of the actor's black, Chevy Silverado and filling up with gas on Saturday in Studio City, Los Angeles.
Content: Their relationship has been going from strength to strength
The young couple met on the set of Nymphomaniac last year and have been inseparable ever since, rarely pictured without each other.
Shia had recently come out of a two year relationship with stylist Karolyn Pho when he fell for English-born beauty Mia who is represented by the prestigious Storm model agency.
Shia had recently come out of a two year relationship with stylist Karolyn Pho when he fell for English-born Mia
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Dir. Ritwick Ghatak (1973). The great, tormented Indian filmmaker Ritwick Ghatak returned to his Bangladesh home to make this raw, borderlineincoherent tale of a kidnapped bride, a dying river and a ruined culture. The movie might have been ripped from Ghataks insides; his pain is everywhere apparent.
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Boniface IV A doctor's son from L'Aquila, Pope/Saint Boniface IV was deacon and treasurer to St. Gregory the Great, and like his mentor, he turned his house into a monastery. Boniface was elected pope in late 607 but was not enthroned until September, 608, when his election was confirmed by Emperor Phocas. The pope received from the emperor the Pantheon, which Boniface made into a church devoted to the Mother of God and the martyrs. He also moved relics from the catacombs into his new temple. St. Columbanus of Bobbio rebuked the pope in 613 for inciting a schism in northern Italy with his opposition to the Three Chapters. Boniface died in 615, and his cult began during the reign of Boniface VIII.
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The abortion-rights movement is on the verge of a massive gamble.
The movement is trying to roll back a wave of state laws that have successfully curtailed access to abortion, and their best hope for doing so — perhaps their only hope for doing so — is likely a ruling from the Supreme Court. Advocates could soon get their wish: A Texas antiabortion law appears headed to the high court as soon as its next session, and a ruling against it could put other states' abortion restrictions on the shakiest of legal ground.
But it's also a move that could backfire: The advocates have no guarantee the Court will rule in their favor. The panel is divided and exceedingly difficult to forecast, and it could issue an unfavorable ruling that would not only sanction the Texas law — but also pave the legal way for new antiabortion laws nationwide.
"I think it is a huge risk," said Heather Busby, executive director of NARAL Pro-Choice Texas. "My concern is that at least four, if not five, justices don't have the same level of empathy for the burdens women face that we see on the ground."
Abortion-rights advocates have always picked their legal battles carefully, trying not to elevate cases they're likely to lose. But they've asked the Supreme Court to intervene in Texas once already, unsuccessfully petitioning the justices to stop the law from taking effect before a lower court ruled. The advocates hope a second trip in front of the Court would yield better results — and they have a lot to lose if it doesn't.
"The stakes are fantastically high," said Tom Goldstein, partner at Goldstein & Russell and the cofounder and publisher of SCOTUSblog. "A signal from the Supreme Court one way or the other would be watched closely by state legislatures. To the extent pro-choice advocates are looking forward, [hoping for a Supreme Court ruling] would be making a serious mistake. But they may view themselves as having no choice."
Of course, a Supreme Court case would also present threats for the antiabortion movement: They could lose the Texas law — in whole or in part — and also others. But abortion-rights advocates are risking even more, legal analysts said.
Both sides agree the case would not present a clear opening for the Supreme Court to revisit Roe v. Wade — the landmark case that established a woman's right to have an abortion. Instead, the relevant case would be Planned Parenthood v. Casey, in which the Court said states can impose limitations on abortion as long as they don't create an "undue burden" to abortion access.
Casey was decided in 1992, and for two decades the Court has been largely mute on what constitutes an "undue burden." The risk for abortion-rights advocates, then, is that the high court could say Texas's restrictions don't rise to that level — clearing the way for other states to erect hurdles as high or higher than the ones in Texas.
Those restrictions have already succeeded in dramatically limiting access to abortion in Texas.
When fully implemented in September, the law will ban abortions after the 20th week of pregnancy, limit drug-induced abortions, require doctors providing abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within a 30-mile radius, and require all abortions be performed in ambulatory surgical centers.
There were 44 abortion clinics in Texas in 2011. About 20 are open now, and before the law's final restrictions take effect in September, that number is set to drop to six.
Abortion-rights groups say the law obviously places an "undue burden" on women seeking abortions, but legal scholars aren't sure the court will see it their way.
"There is a sense that the current Supreme Court is less sympathetic to abortion rights than the Court that decided Planned Parenthood v. Casey, which was clearly less sympathetic than the Court that decided Roe v. Wade," said Jonathan Entin, an associate dean at the Case Western Reserve University law school.
Justice Anthony Kennedy is the only member of the Casey majority who's still on the Court, and a ruling on Texas's restrictions would probably also come down to him. Legal experts feel confident that the other eight justices would split evenly along partisan lines.
Casey upheld several abortion restrictions, including a 24-hour waiting period and informed-consent requirements. Of the restrictions challenged in that case, only a spousal notification requirement was deemed an "undue burden."
"Whether Texas will ultimately win is hard to say, but the restrictions Texas has adopted are ones that might have a chance of being upheld on the basis that they don't explicitly prohibit abortion. They impose a lot of restrictions and regulations that a fair number of abortion clinics can't satisfy," Entin said.
And the law's supporters believe the Court will land on their side.
"For those in the public square who say we shouldn't regulate abortion — they're dead wrong," said Ovid Lamontague, general counsel of Americans United for Life, a law and policy organization that worked on parts of the Texas legislation. "As current law exists, states have the ability — and I would say the duty — to regulate abortion."
Presently, states have taken varying approaches to restricting abortion, with varying results in the courts. The result is a patchwork of inconsistent rules across the country: If a lower court strikes down or upholds a particular state's restrictions, the result is only binding within that court's jurisdiction.
But if the Supreme Court puts its stamp of approval on Texas' regulations — or any others — it would offer a road map of legally sound abortion restrictions that governors and state legislatures could adopt with little fear of seeing their laws overturned by the legal system.
Proposals similar to Texas's legislation have passed or are being considered in other states, including Alabama, Wisconsin, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Missouri. And even more states — Arizona, Indiana, and North Dakota, among them — have passed measures cracking down on abortion in other ways. Some of those efforts are tied up in legal battles, but the states' decision to pursue them signals that they might be among the first to take up their own versions of Texas' restrictions.
Nevertheless, abortion-right advocates will continue to press through the legal system.
A District Court ruled that most of Texas's law is largely constitutional, balking only at the provision requiring providers to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital. Abortion-rights advocates have since appealed the case to the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, from whom all parties are still awaiting a ruling. But the Appeals Court already rejected abortion-rights groups' plea to block the law from taking effect during the legal battle, a decisions that is seen as a sign that it will likely uphold the restrictions.
And if the 5th Circuit does rule in favor of the law as expected, that's when abortion-rights supporters are expected to appeal to the Supreme Court.
They've already tried their luck with the Court once, asking it to block the law from taking effect. The Court declined that request, but Justice Stephen Breyer — one of the Court's liberals — indicated that the justices would be open to considering the merits of the Texas law.
"The underlying legal question — whether the new Texas statute is constitutional — is a difficult question," Breyer wrote. "It is a question, I believe, that at least four members of this court will wish to consider, irrespective of the Fifth Circuit's ultimate decision."
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Instead of his usual stump speech, Bernie Sanders tonight threw his support behind Hillary Clinton, providing a clear contrast between Clinton and GOP nominee Donald Trump on the many issues he used to discuss in his campaign stump speeches. Sanders spoke glowingly about the presumptive Democratic nominee, lauding her work as first lady and as a strong advocate for women and the poor. "We need leadership in this country which will improve the lives of working families, the children, the elderly, the sick and the poor," he said. "Hillary Clinton will make a great president, and I am proud to stand with her tonight."
In a stark contrast from Michelle Obama's uplifting speech, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren spoke about the rigged system plaguing Americans before launching into a full-throated rebuke of GOP nominee Donald Trump. Trump is "a man who has never sacrificed anything for anyone," she claimed, before saying he "must never be president of the United States." She called him divisive and selfish, and said the American people won't accept his "hate-filled America." In addition to Trump, Warren went after the Republican Party as a whole. "To Republicans in Congress who said no, this November the American people are coming for you," she said.
"In this election, and every election, it's about who will have the power to shape our children for the next four or eight years of their lives," Michelle Obama said. "There is only one person who I trust with that responsibility … and that is our friend Hillary Clinton." In a personal and emotional speech, Michelle Obama spoke about the effect that angry oppositional rhetoric had on her children and how she chose to raise them. "When they go low, we go high," Obama said she told her children about dealing with bullies. Obama stayed mostly positive, but still offered a firm rebuke of Donald Trump, despite never once uttering his name. "The issues a president faces cannot be boiled down to 140 characters," she said.
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The Democratic National Committee issued a formal apology to Bernie Sanders today, after leaked emails showed staffers trying to sabotage his presidential bid. "On behalf of everyone at the DNC, we want to offer a deep and sincere apology to Senator Sanders, his supporters, and the entire Democratic Party for the inexcusable remarks made over email," DNC officials said in the statement. "These comments do not reflect the values of the DNC or our steadfast commitment to neutrality during the nominating process. The DNC does not—and will not—tolerate disrespectful language exhibited toward our candidates."


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