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BERNE — The Churubusco Lady Eagles made the long trip to South Adams to face the hosting Lady Starfires in the opening round of the IHSAA 2A Sectional 36.
The Lady Eagles season came to an end as Churubusco fell to the Starfires in a marathon five-game match.
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FORT WAYNE — Columbia City got a late-night rematch with North Side in the first round of sectionals at Carroll on Thursday.
The Lady Eagles faced the Lady Redskins in their first game of the season, losing in five games.
Columbia City returned the favor, winning in five games in a game which didn't end until nearly 11 p.m.
After winning the first two games, the Lady Eagles found themselves in a fifth game after a two-game North Side rally. Columbia City won the fifth game 17-15 to advance to the sectional semi-final Saturday.
Check out Thursday's edition of the Post and Mail for full sectional previews for Churubusco (9-0), Columbia City (6-3) and Whitko (5-4).
While cross country's post season is in full swing, several area teams are preparing for sectionals this week.
Cross Country: Whitko's boys, along with Columbia City's boys and girls teams, will be competing Saturday at IPFW in the semi-state meet.
Teams that place in the top five will advance, along with runners that place in the top 15 individually.
Volleyball: Columbia City's, Churubusco's, and Whitko's volleyball teams' sectionals begin Thursday night.
Columbia City will take the short trip to Carroll to face Fort Wayne North Side at 7:30 p.m.
CULVER — Columbia City tennis' history-making season ended Tuesday night in the first round of regionals.
The Eagles faced Ply-mouth, which has racked up 15 straight sectional titles, at Culver Academies.
Though Columbia City lost as a team, No. 1 singles Derek Hinen won his match, advancing to the next round in the singles tournament.
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LAGRANGE — The measure of a team is not always how they play when faced with a team that is better than they are, but rather how they play when competing against a team that is not playing at their level.
That was the challenge that the Churubusco Lady Eagles had Tuesday night when they traveled to Lagrange to square off against the Lakeland Lady Lakers in a Northeast Corner Conference match.
The Lady Eagles were able to maintain their focus and came away with a win in three straight games.
LIGONIER – Churubu-sco's boys' and girls' cross country teams competed in the Northeast Corner Conference meet Saturday morning at West Noble, with the girls placing sixth and the boys taking seventh.
West Noble fared well on its home turf with six girls runners in the top 20, led by fourth place Anissa Richards with a time of 19:56, to give the team a second place finish. The Charger boys team won the boys race.
FORT WAYNE — Lady Eagle runner Samantha Roush raised her win streak to four Saturday morning at the Northeast Hoosier Conference Meet in Fort Wayne.
Sophomore first team all-NHC Roush finished seven seconds ahead of her nearest opponent (19:15), Olivia Hippensteel of Carroll and the rest of the Lady Charger pack.
Though Roush won the race, Carroll controlled the 2-7 slots in the Lady Chargers win by 59 points over second place Homestead.
WARSAW — The Eagles tennis team wasn't ready to end their stand-out season at Warsaw's sectional Saturday.
After its first win in over 30 years against Homestead a couple weeks ago, Columbia City walked away with its first sectional in the school's history.
The Eagles fought off the week's rough weather and a 2-1 deficit to overcome Warsaw in the championship match.
Many area sectional matches were postponed for rain, forcing several teams to play two matches in one day.
The Eagles won in a lopsided 5-0 match over Whitko in the first round.
COLUMBIA CITY — There are many reasons that a game can get away from a team. Sometimes it's missed opportunities that send a team down to defeat, while other times turnovers may be the culprit.
Friday night was a combination of early missed scoring opportunities, five turnovers and a last second field goal that handed the Columbia City Eagles a 17-14 Northeast Hoosier Conference loss at the hands of the visiting East Noble Knights.
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A 37-year-old Hillsville man has been charged in connection with a three-vehicle accident that occurred during a heavy snowstorm last Sunday.
A report by Virginia State Police Trooper C.M. Delp said the accident occurred at about 1:50 p.m. on March 1 when a 2001 Dodge Ram 2500 pickup, driven by Kevin Shockley, went out of control on the snow-covered U.S. 52 near Madison Road.
The truck crossed the double yellow line and struck a four-door 2007 Ford Escape, driven by Jay Montgomery of Fancy Gap.
INDEPENDENCE — Positions will be cut across the Grayson County School Division, but administration hopes all can be done without any current personnel losing their jobs.
After original estimates showed Grayson County schools would lose more than $1.2 million in state funding, the school board received better news last Thursday.
Grayson Schools' Superintendent Dr. Elizabeth Thomas presented the board with the proposed 2009-10 budget, which included a smaller — $649,387 — reduction in state aid.
Wanted — communities to pitch in with the celebration of the 75th anniversary of "America's Favorite Drive."
Reward — millions of revelers spending billions of dollars along the 29 counties that "world-class asset" the Blue Ridge Parkway runs through.
On a normal year, an estimated 20 million visitors to the 469-mile-long scenic road create a $2.3 billion economic impact in Virginia and North Carolina.
FANCY GAP — Public water or no, Fancy Gap business owners and community members will do what they can to get visitors to detour off the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Owners continue to invest capital in their own business. Plans to re-open a visitor center should come to fruition by April.
Interested parties want to organize new community events, put together a brochure about Fancy Gap, do beautification and improve curb appeal — anything they can do to get the millions of travelers that pass through the area to stop.
INDEPENDENCE — To the pleasure of several eligible school division employees in attendance last Thursday night, the Grayson County School Board approved a plan that will allow nearly 30 employees to retire years early from the division.
The early retirement program was first discussed at last month's meeting, but the school board wanted more time and information to be sure it would save the school system money.
Grayson Schools Superintendent Dr. Elizabeth Thomas told the board that the program would not only benefit the school system, but also the employees.
Opposing viewpoint welcomed
My thanks to Lynn Merrell for her response to my letter of Jan. 12. She eloquently demonstrates the exact attitude about which I spoke.
Before touching on that subject, however, let's first revisit her comments regarding Native Americans and monotheism.
Few valid academicians recognize anything other than a polytheistic belief system for Native Americans, with a couple of notable exceptions — the Natchez and Muscogee Creek tribes.
After months of planning, designing, fundraising and overcoming challenges regarding the placement of the veterans monument, Galax City Council approved a resolution Monday to award an architectural and engineering services contract to Doug Williams of Galax, putting the city one step closer to building the Twin County Veterans Memorial.
In October 2008, council approved the site for the veterans' memorial on the grounds of the Galax Public Library and decided to move forward with securing the services of a consulting engineer.
Galax's annual Martin Luther King Day celebration is always a time for the black community to rejoice, remember a painful past and look forward to a brighter future.
But this year — maybe more so than any time since the passing of Civil Rights laws of the 1960s — was a time to lift every voice and sing about the fulfillment of King's dream of equality for all races.
MAX MEADOWS -- Galax has lived dangerously as of late, trailing by 10 points or more in the second half of two of its past three games, and entering the fourth quarter in a virtual tie Monday against the No. 8 seed in the eight-team regional tournament.
No fourth-quarter dramatics were necessary Wednesday.
Galax dominated Bath County 73-44 in the Region C Division 1 semifinals, sending the Maroon Tide into tonight's title game against Eastern Montgomery and, more importantly, into the state tournament for a second straight year.
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should you do if menopause is preventing you from getting a good night's sleep? How do you know if you need to talk to your doctor?
If you are finding symptoms of perimenopause keeping you up or waking you up every night or on going, see you gynecologist or general practitioner. There are some things you can control (like your sleep habits) and things you can't control (like your hormones, without medication). Using good sleep hygiene, do everything in your power to stack the odds for good sleep and hopefully you can make up for the hot flashes and other natural sleep obstacles.
I stress that women need to be consistent with wake up times and give themselves time to fall asleep at night. Build a very tight sleep structure and sleep environment by paying attention to your sleep environment .
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Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) works by supplementing estrogen hormone that is no longer being made by your body in the same way as it was before perimenopause. Estrogen reduces hot flashes, vaginal symptoms, and difficulty with urination. HRT is recommended for shortest possible term in the lowest possible dose. HRT has been found to help women. I know many women who have gone back on their HRT simply because they need to sleep. Again, sleep is so vital. One has to weigh the consideration of good sleep when we are discussing whether or not to discontinue HRT.
Another of the things that helps some women is a low-dose birth control pill, which acts to stabilize mild fluctuations of estrogen that may be occurring.
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Accused Miami cop killer reaches plea deal
A man who shot and killed a Miami police officer 26 years ago has avoided the death penalty as part of a plea deal.
Under the agreement reached Wednesday, 54-year-old Dennis Escobar will end his prison time in Florida, but he will now serve a life sentence in California for trying to shoot state troopers there during his arrest.
Escobar and his brother were convicted in 1991 of murdering Officer Victor Estefan, who was fatally shot during a traffic stop in March 1988. The Miami Herald reported that the state supreme court later overturned the conviction.
Prosecutors say Escobar confessed to shooting Estefan, dumping the weapon in a canal and fleeing to California with his brother.
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UPDATE: Saturday, August 27, 2011
New York City transit officials say they've finished an unprecedented shutdown of the nation's biggest system of subways, buses and commuter rails ahead of Hurricane Irene.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said Saturday night it had secured all its equipment and sent employees home. The transit system stopped running at noon Saturday. It's the first time officials have ordered the giant network shut down because of bad weather.
Sandbags and tarps were placed on or around subway grates.
The transit system won't reopen until at least Monday, after pumps remove water from flooded stations. The subways routinely flood during even ordinary storms and have to be pumped out.
The transit system carries about 5 million passengers on an average weekday. The last time it was seriously hobbled was an August 2007 rainstorm that disabled or delayed every subway line.
UPDATE: Saturday, August 27, 2011
Forecasters say Hurricane Irene is drenching the mid-Atlantic states on its way to New England.
Irene's sustained winds on Saturday night are blowing at 80 mph with higher gusts and the storm is moving north-northeast at 16 mph. It's expected to pick up speed.
Hurricane warnings extend north to Nantucket, Mass. A tropical storm warning extends all the way to the south coast of Nova Scotia, Canada.
The National Hurricane Center says Irene will be moving over cooler waters but is still expected to stay a hurricane until landfall again near Long Island, N.Y., about midday Sunday.
The storm has knocked out power to at least 1.8 million customers from North Carolina to New Jersey.
UPDATE: Saturday, August 27, 2011
The National Guard is poised to help with efforts related to Hurricane Irene, with at least 7,500 troops, helicopters and other equipment ready to be deployed.
National Guard Bureau operations director Maj. Gen. David Harris told The Associated Press on Saturday the help will be made available from the South to the Northeast, along the hurricane's trail.
States affected by Irene have made few requests so far. But Harris says he expects that to change as more information about the damage in the storm's wake is known.
The hurricane has thrashed North Carolina and Virginia, knocking out power to more than 1.5 million homes and businesses, destroying piers and killing at least six people.
It's expected to make landfall farther north Sunday morning.
UPDATE: Saturday, August 27, 2011
Forecasters say Hurricane Irene is chugging faster through the Atlantic as moves over warm waters about 35 miles southeast of Norfolk, Va.
Irene's sustained winds remain at hurricane strength at 80 mph.
The National Weather Service said Saturday evening that the storm was moving north-northeast at 16 mph, up from 13 mph. It is expected to remain a hurricane into New England.
Irene's center is forecast to move along the Mid-Atlantic coast Saturday night and over New England on Sunday. It includes New York City.
A hurricane warning has been discontinued south of Surf City in North Carolina.
UPDATE: Saturday, August 27, 2011
Here is a state-by-state glance on how Hurricane Irene is affecting states along the Eastern Seaboard as of early Saturday afternoon:
-- Irene predicted to make landfall Sunday somewhere between New Jersey and Cape Cod. Storm's track forecast through central parts of Connecticut.
-- Hurricane warning for coast.
-- Fairfield ordered a mandatory evacuation for shoreline residents as of noon Saturday, affecting 5,000 to 6,000 people.
-- Millstone nuclear power plant to be shut down if winds exceed 90 mph.
-- Last hurricane to hit was Bob in 1991.
-- Irene likely to cause prolonged power outages and flooding in low-lying areas along the shoreline.
-- President Barack Obama and governor declare state of emergency. National Guard mobilized.
-- Hurricane warning statewide.
-- Flood watch in effect.
-- Storm center to pass near the New Jersey/Delaware coast around 8 a.m. Sunday.
-- Governor orders mandatory evacuation of coastal areas.
-- Last hurricane to hit was Floyd in 1999.
-- State opened shelters in all three counties.
-- Irene predicted to reach northern New England Sunday night.
-- Governor declared an emergency.
-- Heavy rain expected to start Saturday night. Potential for flooding rains and gusty winds.
-- No evacuations planned.
-- Lobstermen began moving their fishing gear farther offshore to avoid damage amid expectations of 30-foot seas.
-- Hurricane warning for St. Mary's County and Chesapeake Bay near the mouth of the Potomac River.
-- Tropical storm warning for Baltimore to Eastern Shore to D.C. suburbs.
-- Flash flood watch in Baltimore-Washington metro region and southern Maryland.
-- Mandatory evacuations ordered for Ocean City, coastal Worcester County, homes near cliffs in Calvert County.
-- Governor declares state of emergency.
-- Maryland Transit Administration announced service suspension beginning Saturday evening.
-- Last hurricane to hit was Floyd in 1999.
-- Assateague State Park closing until Wednesday; most state park campgrounds closed.
-- Irene predicted to make landfall in southern New England on Sunday.
-- Hurricane warnings issued for Martha's Vineyard. Hurricane watch in effect for the coastline to the mouth of the Merrimack River.
-- The governor and president declared a state of emergency. The governor deployed 500 National Guard troops, saying an additional 2,000 troops will be activated Saturday.
-- Mandatory evacuations have not been ordered.
-- Last hurricane to hit was Bob in 1991.
-- Red Cross is positioning emergency response vehicles, mobilizing disaster workers and preparing supplies.
-- Forecasts placed the storm's track through central Massachusetts.
-- Forecasters predict Irene to reach northern New England Sunday night.
-- Heavy rain expected to start Saturday night. Potential for flooding rains and gusty winds.
-- No evacuations planned since path uncertain.
-- Governor directed state Emergency Operations Center to be opened.
-- The Red Cross plans to open four shelters.
-- Organizers of the annual Hampton Beach Talent Competition condensed the three-night schedule to two, telling competitors "it's one song for all the marbles."
-- Forecasters predicted storm would pass over, or more likely, near New Jersey by midday Sunday.
-- Hurricane warning in effect for coastal and southern counties.
-- Mandatory evacuations ordered for nearly 1 million visitors and residents of Cape May County, coastal Atlantic County and Long Beach Island.
-- Governor and president declare state of emergency.
-- Governor says more than 5,000 people already in shelters as hurricane threatens.
-- New Jersey Transit trains and buses to shut down Saturday.
-- Last hurricane to hit the state was remnants of Hurricane Floyd in 1999, which caused major flooding inland.
-- Atlantic City casinos shutting down for only the third time since gambling was legalized 33 years ago.
-- Irene predicted to make landfall Sunday as a Category 1 storm between New Jersey and Cape Cod.
-- Hurricane watch and a flood watch issued for Long Island, New York City and suburban Rockland, Westchester and Putnam counties.
-- Mandatory evacuations ordered for New York City residents in low-lying coastal areas that are home to 370,000.
-- The governor declared a state of emergency and the state's
Office of Emergency Management increased staffing in its
underground bunker.
-- New York City's public transit to be halted around noon Saturday because of the hurricane. The five New York-area airports will stop allowing incoming flights at noon Saturday. Many departures were also canceled.
-- Taxis in New York City were to switch from metered fares to zone fares Saturday morning.
-- Irene made landfall Saturday morning near Cape Lookout. Storm surge prediction of up to 11 feet in Pamlico Sound and up to 9 feet along Outer Banks.
-- More than 90,000 lose power.
-- Hurricane warning for entire coast.
-- Governor and president declared emergency for the state.
-- Eighteen eastern counties under some form of mandatory or voluntary evacuation.
-- Frisco Fire Chief ordered 75 body bags to supplement the town's normal supply of 10.
-- 1,300 prisoners evacuated from two coastal prisons.
-- Ferry service suspended Friday and will not resume until winds subside.
-- Last hurricane to hit was Isabel in 2003.
-- More than 60 shelters open in 26 counties.
-- Hurricane warnings in effect for Philadelphia and Delaware counties. Tropical storm warnings in effect for other parts of eastern Pennsylvania.
-- Governor declares state of emergency.
-- Tropical storms forecast as early as Saturday afternoon.
-- Half-foot or more of rain expected. In Philadelphia, the rain forecast follows an already single-month record of more than 13 inches.
-- Mass transit serving Philadelphia and its suburbs to halt at 12:30 a.m. Sunday.
-- Residents of low-lying areas in two Delaware County communities told to evacuate.
-- Last hurricane to hit was Floyd in 1999.
-- Flood and flash flood watches are in effect for parts of northeastern and central Pennsylvania through Sunday.
-- Irene predicted to make landfall Sunday. Six to 10 inches of rain expected to fall starting as early as Saturday night.
-- State of emergency declared.
-- Hurricane watch issued for much of the state. Tropical storm watch for portions of two inland counties.
-- Mandatory evacuations ordered for low-lying communities in Narragansett, South Kingstown and Bristol by 10 a.m. Sunday. Parts of Westerly are under evacuation orders by 6 p.m. Saturday.
-- Last hurricane to hit was Bob in 1991, which made landfall twice.
-- Residents warned to expect prolonged power outages and property damage.
-- Three-hundred National Guard troops on standby.
-- Irene was moving away from the state Saturday morning.
-- Tropical storm warnings remained in effect from Edisto Island to North Carolina state line.
-- No mandatory evacuations ordered.
-- Last hurricane to hit was Charley in 2004.
-- Downtown Charleston reported 49 mph wind gust just before noon Friday.
-- Beach erosion reported at high tide Friday evening on Edisto Island and Folly Beach.
-- About 5,000 customers without power from storms in Irene's outer bands.
-- Forecasters predict Irene to reach northern New England on Sunday night.
-- Heavy rain expected to start Saturday night. Potential for flooding rains and gusty winds.
-- No evacuations planned since path uncertain.
-- Parts of the state hard-hit by Memorial Day weekend flash flooding were bracing for another round.
-- Forecasters predict Irene to make landfall around 2 a.m. Sunday.
-- Hurricane watch for coast.
-- Governor declared emergency, says people who defy mandatory evacuation orders can be prosecuted.
-- Mandatory evacuations ordered for at least 11 localities, among them the Sandbridge section of Virginia Beach, a barrier island dotted with rentals, Accomack on the Eastern Shore, and for low-lying areas of Norfolk, Hampton and Portsmouth.
-- 11-year-old Virginia boy dies when tree felled by storm crashes through apartment building.
-- Apparent tornado heavily damages five homes in the Sandbridge area.
-- Last hurricane to hit the state was Isabel in 2003.
-- Shelters opening in at least 14 counties and 12 cities, including Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Hampton.
-- The Navy ordered the Second Fleet out to sea to escape the storm.
-- Tropical storm warning and flash flood watch.
-- No mandatory evacuations ordered.
-- Mayor has declared state of emergency.
-- Last hurricane to hit was Hazel in 1954.
-- One of the area's largest power suppliers warns that D.C. and surrounding suburbs could have widespread outages that could take days to restore.
-- Approach of hurricane forced postponement of Sunday's dedication of Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial.
-- Impending storm prompts Walter Reed Army Medical Center to accelerate transfer of last remaining patients to new facility in Bethesda, Md.
-- City gives away sandbags to residents for a second day.
UPDATE: Saturday, August 27, 2011
Forecasters say tropical storm conditions are spreading into Virginia, Maryland and Delaware as Hurricane Irene moves northward.
The National Hurricane Center said Saturday morning that Irene was still hitting eastern North Carolina with heavy rain and wind, but that those conditions were spreading north. Tropical storm-force winds of more than 39 mph extend some 260 from Irene's eye.
Irene was centered about 120 miles south of Norfolk, Va. It was
moving north-northeast at 15 mph. Maximum sustained winds remained around 85 mph.
The center of Irene is expected to pass near the mid-Atlantic coast Saturday night and into New England on Sunday.
UPDATE: Saturday, August 27, 2011
New York City's mayor says residents who need to evacuate should do it immediately.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg spoke at a news conference Saturday
morning ahead of the anticipated arrival of Hurricane Irene. He says residents who have to leave the city should go right away because transit systems will shut down at noon, bridges may close and the city doesn't have enough resources to evacuate everyone after the weather worsens. Mandatory evacuations have been ordered for 370,000 New Yorkers who live mostly in low-lying areas.
Irene made landfall in North Carolina on Saturday, and the storm is expected to reach New York on Sunday.
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Hurricane Irene has weakened slightly, with the storm's wind speeds dropping some as it treks up the East Coast.
On Saturday morning, shortly after Irene made landfall near Cape Lookout, N.C., forecasters said Irene's winds had dropped to 85 mph. Irene's maximum sustained winds had topped 100 mph a day earlier.
Nonetheless, forecasters say Irene remains a large and dangerous storm as it moves toward the mid-Atlantic and New England. It was just north of Cape Lookout on Saturday morning, moving north-northeast at 14 mph.
Irene had already soaked coastal North Carolina, knocking out power in some areas.


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Cleanliness & amenities. A/C, TV, bath towels & kitchen appliances in room were in good working order & abundant. Pool was refreshing, & provided even more towels. Left phone charger in room, & they are shipping it to us, gratis!
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this hotel had very comfortable bed and great pillows ! location was close to outlet mall and several restaurants. the pool and spa area was excellant ! staff was friendly and breakfast was nice .
had softball team staying there so lots of kids around, but they kept order very well.
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Breakfast was very weak but overall loved the place
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Room was DIRTY!!!!Bed one had bloody sheets. Tub was filthy. Chairs had suspect stains. Floor had never seen a vacuum. Rabbit or rodent turds on floor. Gross, gross, gross.
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the window air conditioner worked too loud. clearness should be improved especially for beds.
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there are no non smoking rooms even though you can book one. It smelled like someone had chain smoked for three solid days when I walked in
The decor was outdated but bright and cheerful. Also appreciated the fridge and micro. Was very nice to have table and chairs for eating and playing games.
Beds were not very comfortable. Very poor 'FREE' WIFI, not useable. TV was old and had issues with it. Nicely decorated but should fire the painter.the t
Nothing. Hotel was gross. Blood stained mattress, blood on the shower curtain, no soap provided or alarm clock, mold from rain damage, smelled, n towels smelled. Hair on supposed clean sheets.
Was close to where I needed to be.
I was staying in an updated room which was great for the area. Spacious. Good fixtures, lavatory, shower. Three pillows were supplied for each bed. Ample towels and wash clothes were waiting for us.
Brice thought he ran out of hot water after a medium shower. I wonder. The door was weak on locking. A shared door to join 2 rooms was not thoroughly secured. Matching metal hangers would be appealing. I still recommend this motel highly.
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I had to overcome stuttering to work as a TV reporter. Had today's disability laws existed when I began work, would I have overcome my stuttering problem? Maybe not. I might have demanded my employer "accommodate" my disability by providing me a job that didn't demand being on-air.
Tad DeHaven of the Cato Institute writes that this is part of a disability-industrial complex: collusion between specialty law firms, doctors vouching for applicants with dubious claims and federal administrative law judges awarding benefits.
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This is just a passing thought and I don't have a great deal to say about it but I wanted to pass it along. When you don't act strictly within the confines of international law and impose your own sense of justice using the means you see fit, you aren't the "world's policeman". You're Batman.
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- March 30, 2014 at 1:14 pm
The confines of international law aren't at all clear and are often contradictory. As I've noted before, international law and international "policing" are not really comparable to how domestic law and policing function in the US and most other states.
- March 30, 2014 at 2:22 pm
Yep. We are Batman.
- March 30, 2014 at 7:29 pm
We're more like Bullit – a cop who plays by his own set of rules!
And since we're talking fictional crime fighters…. I think Americans like to picture themselves as the public image of Edmund Exley – smart, tough, valorous, completely clean though exceptionally skilled at getting the job done. The truth is we usually vacilate between being the true Edmund Exley – cowardly, expedient, grasping and careerist, willing to use people ruthlessly for self-advancement, though occasionally committed to absolute justice – and the true Dudley Smith – malevolent, completely duplicitous, brave, calculating and cunning, concerned with public order solely because it allows him the chance to commit all manner of crimes with complete cover.
- March 30, 2014 at 8:21 pm
We are _the_ Batman. Luckily, our rouge's gallery is full of crazy people like Vlad, the Lad, Kim Jong-Un, and the Iron Shiek.
- March 30, 2014 at 8:56 pm
Because America's the hero the world deserves, but not the one it needs right now.
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